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Towson High School Alumni Association
Spring 2020
Inside This Issue
Page 2Annual Fund Donors
Golden Generals
$10K Club
New Lifetime Members
Page 3
Hall of Fame (continued)
Page 4Reunion News
Page 5Congratulations!
Wish List Donations
Page 6In Memoriam
Page 7Membership Donor Form
Thank You!
THSAA Contact
Information
Page 8In Memoriam (continued)
The following seven alumni are being inducted into the Hall of Fame for
their impressive accomplishments. As you will read, the group includes alumni from diverse backgrounds including the arts, community activism, business, education, emtertainment, government, medicine and the military.
The Alumni Association will be hold-ing a luncheon this spring (although it may be postponed due to the Coronavirus) to honor these outstanding alumni along with our six Golden Generals (see page 2).
Charles B. Elder, Sr. ‘45Korean War Prisoner of War. Fought in the Battle of Heartbreak Ridge (Sept-Oct 1951) until his unit was captured by the North Ko-reans. They were made to march for 25-30 days to the prison camp. His hip was wound-ed in battle, and when he became unable to walk, rode on an ox cart. He was operated on in a roadside hut with kitchen utensils and no anesthesia. His wound grew fetid and filled with maggots. Many died during the march; he was the only one on the cart to survive. Camp was brutally cold and the work detail very strenuous. After attempting escape, he spent time in solitary confinement. He was
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held for two years until the armistice was signed on July 27,1953, his birthday. He was discharged on October 17, 1953, and due to a claimed shortage of medals, a fire, lost records and bureaucracy, he did not receive his Purple Heart until June 22, 2015 at Jacksonville Se-nior Center. Charles B. Elder, Sr. died October 17, 2017 at the age of 90.
Mary Lou Simms McAllister ‘46Volunteer and Community Activist recog-nized for her dedication and service to the Town of St. Michaels, Maryland. A found-er of Christmas in St. Michaels, which since 1987 has raised $1.4 million, establishing a local daycare and a community center as well as providing much needed support to countless community non-profits. Mary Lou chaired the committee that raised the funds to build a community pool and con-tinues to work to ensure that everyone has access. She also chairs an after school aca-demic program for grades 1 through 8. She has served on numerous working Boards including the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, the Academy Art Museum, and the local CASA, to name a few.
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to the THSAA Hall of Fame
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Annual Fund Donors
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We thank everyone for their support! For those that did not donate to the Fall 2019 Campaign, please consider a donation to the Spring
2020 Campaign. The following list reflects donations received from October 1, 2019 through February 29, 2020. (Meginnis Fund donors are denoted with an *.)
1951 Margaret Goette Peters1953 Allan Machesney1954 John Bailey1968 Anonymous1975 Warner Mason1975 Scott Trenner
4 Star ($500-$999)
1946 Louis Hause1962 Robert Book1971 Joseph Heston1974 Don Bafford1977 Glenn Norris2002 Daniel McMenamin
3 Star ($250-$499)
1945 Joyce Hens Green1957 Doug Dollenberg1958 Lucille Kerr *1959 Charlie Horich1960 Linda Loeb Clark1961 Jack Brown1964 Priscilla Carroll1970 Rick Hall1978 John Harvill1992 David Davick
2 Star ($100-$249)
Unk. Anonymous1937 Clee Worden1942 Tina Evans Carr-Wells1942 Jacquelyn Anderson Mattfeld1945 Justin Vitrano1947 Helen Howard Kavanaugh1949 George Stricker1951 Fred Bryant1951 Patricia Turk Faw1951 Charles Grafton1951 William O’Connor1951 Walter Penrose1951 Jean Eckhart Smith1951 Audrey Lee Stoll1953 Dale Bayne1953 Sandra Otto Berger1953 Nancy Collier Fait1953 Richard Herd1953 Jean Johnson Opeka1953 Evelyn Sims Sedlack1953 Elaine German Wirthlin1954 Woody Banister1954 Betty Riley Batchelor1954 Richard Stephenson1956 Andy Adkins1956 Janet Riley Haigley1956 Bill McMahon1956 Louanne Van Fossen Moberly1956 Susan Wheeler O’Brien
“GENERAL” KEY TO DONATIONS
$ 1000 +$ 500-$999$ 250-$499$ 100-$249$ 1-$99
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1958 Judy Scott Buehler1958 Doug Denton1958 Gardy Evans1958 Marie True Evans1958 Margaret Mayhan McVicker1958 Michael Natale *1958 Richard Rader1958 Ed Roberts1958 Edward Ross1959 Roy Brewer1959 Laurie Mack Davis1959 Gordon Fronk1959 James Hildenbrand1959 Nancy Eisold Lindsay1959 Charlie Markline1959 Michael Moran1959 Benjamin Proctor1959 Robert Schott1959 John Stephens1960 Helen Perkins Berry1960 Richard Sparenberg1960 Carol Walker Walter1961 John Hoos1961 Don Keyser1961 Michael Lynch1961 Lee Metcalf1961 Charlotte Bierman Migliore1961 Polly Benbow Roberts1961 George Sack1962 Erik Ewertz1962 Priscilla Guild1962 Betty Ann Rigney1962 James Rush *1963 Joe Parker1964 Cynthia Bisser Buckheit1964 John Collins1964 Louis Dieffenbach1964 Stephen Pfeiffer1964 Sandy Rose Whartenby1965 Ben Brookhart1965 Noreen Greene Downs1965 Linda Cox Ethridge1965 Jo-Anne Tillman Kreiner1965 Gene Scarpulla1966 Richard Crowell1966 Louise Kolakowski Emmert1966 Jamece Fesmire Fondnazio1966 Grace Venable Jenchura1966 Jerry Kalista1966 Barbara McCann1966 Christine Sherman Shivery1966 Mark Sinclair1967 Leslie Shock Christopher1967 Betty Jane Fox Litz1968 Jay Connor1968 Meredith DuVal Jackson1968 Steve Kimball1968 Dave West1969 Scott Cayce1969 Robert Jennings1969 Todd Sestero1971 Brian Butler1973 Theresa Beck1973 Steve Reid1973 Ronald Rider1974 James Johnson
1944 Anne Newton Rorapaugh1952 Anna Rosch Brauer1960 Sue Croll Green1961 Marylou Hollen Chiarito1963 Rick Linder1964 Ron Allen1964 Carol Sweeney Allen
1965 Tom Coburn1973 Gis Gisriel1976 Libet Hall Ottinger1982 Mark Fidati1987 Ena Williams Koschel1991 Jay Bredbenner
New Lifetime Members
The following Lifetime membership were recorded October 1, 2019 through February 29, 2020.
1974 Jill Robinson1975 Dawn Kibbe Slaughter1976 Nancy Meinecke Bechtol1977 Susan Wheeler Fay1977 Suzanne Holmen1977 Dorie Laumann Wilson1978 Steven Casper1979 Kevin Chalk1979 Kathy Kines1979 Lise Satterfield1980 William Ensor1981 Patrick Cunningham1981 Sandra Howard1982 Franz Niedermeyer1982 Laura Barnes Pakula1984 Lisa Troia Martin1995 Woody Hughes1996 Thomas Saunders2002 Andrew Posil2004 Shawn Phillips2010 Ethan Phillips
1Star ($1-$99)
1943 Dorothy Clark Clark1943 Marjorie Cassen Shipley1944 Lois Koenig Rider1944 Bob Whitten1945 Amos Tracey1946 Jack Finkelstein1946 Beverly Robinson Harris1947 Adele Schmidt Walter1949 Gordon McPhee1949 Eugene Uhlan1951 Jack Armstrong1951 Carville Bevans1951 Jack Swanson1952 Marguerite Bolander Miller1952 Tom Ward1953 Adam Popp
1953 Joan Fleming Rabil1953 Shirley Jones Vance1954 Margaret Pfeiffer Bowen1954 Fred Deily1954 Don Frisch1954 Patsy Grams Hurley1954 Robert Kamps1954 Sam Sadtler1955 Nancy Sutton Elson1955 Patricia Conklin Gilliam1956 Rix Dieffenbach1957 Robin Bissell1957 Noel Karr Curtis1957 Pat Malone1957 Barbara Hall Partee1958 Karen Killinger Campbell1958 Bruce Fisher1958 Joanne Seitz Hammon1958 Tom Middaugh1958 Clark Thompson1959 Jonathan Daggett1959 Carol Layton Howie1959 Jane Hanssen MacMillan1959 Hans Mayer1959 Susan Fulkerson O’Connor *1959 Gus Wheeler1959 Judith Hale Wood1960 Flo Hammond Cooke1960 DuAnne Deibert Ditzenberger
The following alumni have donated upwards of $10,000 to the Alumni Association since the Annual Fund drive was introduced in 2003. They have made a huge difference in the manner in which we can support the school. We will be honoring them this spring at the Hall of Fame & Golden General Luncheon. Our utmost thanks to:
Golden Generals $10K ClubGolden Generals $10K Club
Anonymous ‘68Ronald Wineholt ‘51 *Scott Trenner ‘75
Linda Loeb Clark ‘60Gunther Werner ‘38 *
*(Deceased)Congratulations to our sixth donor to reach the $10,000 level.
Warner Mason ’75
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working at many prominent hospitals around the country. He earned an MA in Creative Writing/Playwriting from Boston University and later was the first deaf stu-dent to earn an MFA in theatre from Tow-son University. He was an Associate Artist for ten years at Center Stage in Baltimore. Today, Willy is the most widely produced, living deaf playwright with over 20 plays and nearly as many awards and nomina-tions to his credit. He has taught at Gallau-det University for nearly 30 years, where he is a full professor of the Theatre and Dance program. In addition to being a photogra-pher, playwright and scholar, he is also an actor, director, poet, and novelist.
Derek Waters ‘98Actor, writer, director, producer, creator. Best known as executive producer, direc-tor, and host of the Comedy Central hit series ’Drunk History’, now in its seventh season (2020). When asked about his days at Towson High Waters writes “Mr. Stange* was an inspiration to me. He brought history to life for me through his storytelling and humor, my hope was that I could do that for other people. If I could make the audience laugh, then maybe I could get them to pay attention to these incredible people and moments in his-tory.” To date, Waters has received seven Emmy nominations for producing and directing the show.
his gene mutation and genetics research, has been recognized across the globe and has led to advances in understanding and treating a once fatal disease. In 2006 it was written “When a physician receives two standing ovations from a crowd of 1100, many of whom are his professional peers, he surely deserves the Outstanding Physi-cians Award” which was presented at the Pulmonary Hypertension Association’s International Conference. In 2018 he re-ceived the Legacy of Life Award, as its Sci-entific Honoree, from the Intermountain Research and Medial Foundation.
Sean Stackley ‘75High Ranking Naval Officer. Was ap-pointed Assistant Secretary of the Navy - Research, Development and Acqui-sition ASN (RDA) by President GW Bush in 2008 and was retained by Pres-ident Obama through 2017. In 2017 he served as Acting Secretary of the Navy after President Trump was elected. From 2005-2008 he served as a professional staff member of the Senate Armed Ser-vices Committee. Sean has received nu-merous Military Awards and Achieve-ment Medals throughout his naval career. He graduated with distinction from the United State Naval Academy in 1979, with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. He also holds the degrees of Ocean Engineer and Master of Science, Mechanical Engineering from the Mas-sachusetts Institute of Technology and is a certified professional engineer in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Willy Conley ‘76Holds a BS in Biomedical Photographic Communications from the Rochester In-stitute of Technology, and became the first deaf Registered Biological Photographer,
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John E. Larsen ‘51Successful business career with Etonic, Inc and New Balance, Inc in the sports footwear and apparel industry since 1961. Long-time executive with New Balance holding the positions of President, Chief Operation Officer and President Emeri-tus/Advisor, over his 29-year career. He has served/serves as Chairman of Board and Honorary President of the World Federation of the Sporting Goods In-dustry, an association that represents its members to such organizations as the In-ternational Olympic Committee, FIFA and the World Trade Organization. He also serves as Chairman of the United States Footwear Manufacturers Associ-ation, an organization which deals with government footwear procurement and USA tariff issues. John also serves on lo-cal boards, including Franciscan Hospital for Children in Boston.
C. Greg Elliott ‘65Pulmonologist, Physician Scientist, Chairman of Medicine, and Medical Di-rector of the Pulmonary Hypertension Center at Intermountain Medical Cen-ter, Salt Lake City, Utah. In 1983 this center was established by Dr. Elliott as one of a few select centers identified by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for the diagnosis and treatment of pa-tients with pulmonary hypertension. His ground-breaking research, specifically
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*Gil Stange ’82 is an alumnus of Towson High and has been teaching social studies and history at THS since 1991.
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gmail.com with your contact information. If you would like to help organize the reunion, let us know! Facebook: Towson ‘72.
Class of 1975The 45th Reunion will be held in the Fall. More details will follow as plans are made. Contact Sally Ross at [email protected] or (410) 925-6523. Facebook: Towson High School Class of 1975 Reunion.
Class of 198040th Reunion Celebration will be held at Confetti’s Event Center in Towson on Saturday, September 19, 2020, from 6 to 10 p.m. For more information, join the Towson High School Class of 1980 Facebook page. Invitations will be sent electronically, so please message your email address through Facebook or send it to Tina Potter Doak at [email protected].
Class of 1985Save the Date! A 35th Reunion picnic will be held Saturday, May 30th, 2020 from 3-7 p.m. Visit Facebook or contact Ali Borzomati at 443-626-7222 or [email protected]: Towson High School Class of 85 - 35th Year Reunion.
Class of 2000Save the Date! 20th Reunion will be Saturday, October 10, 2020. Contact Melissa Dunn Corkum at [email protected] or (443) 601-9682. Facebook: Towson High ‘00.
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Reunion News
Class of 1950Although we have not heard of a reunion for your class of 56 members in 2020, we understand that you often join the Class of 1951 at their reunion. Please check back next year!
Class of 1955A 65th Reunion will be held Saturday, October 17th, 2020 at 12 p.m. (noon) at the Country Club of Maryland on Steven-son Lane in Towson. The reunion will continue at the Dunes Manor Hotel (28th Street) in Ocean City from Sunday, Oc-tober 18th through Wednesday, October 21st. Cost is $86 per night, plus tax. Call 1-800-523-2888 or 410-289-1100 for reservations using the code ‘Towson High School c/o 1955’. Contact: Arlen Kelly St. John at [email protected] or 410-960-7500. Class Website: http://www.towsonhigh55.com/.
Class of 1964A 55th/56th Reunion is being planned for the Fall 2020. More information to follow as arrangements are made. Contact: Gail Conlin Cosby at 410-296-1228 or [email protected] or contact Lone Tidemand Azola at 443-277-5874.
Class of 1965A 55th Reunion is being considered for September 2020 in either Baltimore or Ocean City. If someone in those cities would volunteer to do a bit of venue scouting, please con-tact Walt Miles at 434-941-9638 or [email protected]. Class Website: http://www.thsclassof1965.weebly.com. Facebook: Towson High School Class of 1965.
Class of 1970 and 197150th Reunion Weekend will be held September 18th - 20th, 2020. Saturday night event at the Country Club of Maryland. For information contact Neil Bates ‘70 at [email protected] or Leslie Krimski Kleban ‘71 at [email protected]. Facebook: Towson High 70/71 Events.
Class of 1972A 50th reunion is being planned for 2022! More details will follow as arrangements are made. Contact Al Gettier at [email protected] or Suzanne MacMeekin Mitchell at suzannemitch@
Do you have a reunion coming up? Make sure we have your current address, phone and email so that
we can share it with your class. Email [email protected] with updates.
Tours of Towson High
Did you know that you can arrange a tour of Towson High as one of your reunion activities? Contact Thomas Blair
at [email protected] or the Alumni Office at [email protected] to learn more, or to make arrangements.
Classes 1950, 1960, 1990, 1995, 2005, 2010 and 2015We do not have information about your class reunion! If you do, please let us know! If you would like to organize your reunion, we can help!
Members of the Class of 1975 taken in 2015.
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Charles L. Amos ’49 (Hall of Fame) and his son Brook T. Amos ’77 on their re-cently published book ‘Iron Horses & Paintbrushes: My Life as a Railroad Man & Artist’ a combined memoir and art book featuring many of Charles’ works of art. The book can be purchased di-rectly from the Garbely Publishing Com-pany or from Amazon. To see some of Charles’ artwork visit his website at https://amoscollection.com/.
Marie True Evans ‘58 on her recently pub-lished book ‘Guinevere’s Child’, an historical biography based on a true story. ‘Guinevere’s Child’ is available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
Towson High for being one of Newsweek’s Top 500 STEM High Schools. Towson was only one of two Baltimore County schools to make the list for being one of the best schools for science, technology, engineering and mathematics at number 310. (Eastern Tech-nical High School was number 240.)
The Towson High VEX Robotics Club for winning the Maryland State Champion-ship Tournament this past March.
Towson High’s One Love Club for being one of four Baltimore Country schools to be cer-tified as One Love Champions for promoting healthy relationship education. The One Love Foundation was founded in honor of Yeardley Love, a senior at the University of Virginia, who was murdered by her ex-boyfriend. They founded One Love to educate and empower young people about the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships, and to recognize the signs of an abusive relationship.
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Congratulations!1960 Linda Zendt Lieske1960 Thomas Mandato1960 Patricia Ilgenfritz Reier1960 Joyce Weser Smith1960 Sally Jeffrey Stauffer1961 John Andrew1961 Bob Clum1961 Susan Norton Harding1961 Susan Woltereck Herring1961 Stephanie Ogilvie Verhage1961 Elizabeth Lemkau Wheeler1962 Barbara Smith Law1963 Ken Becker1963 Olivia Carter Brand1963 Chip Costa1963 Kathy Powers Freeman1963 Martha Seaman Holladay1963 Philip Kneip1963 Bert Shek1963 Frederick Wood1964 Charles Storrs1965 Bruce Beacham1965 Sue Smyth Dietrich1965 Jim Doub1965 John Ferguson *1965 Nancy Anderson Moss1965 Debbie Gauvin Ports1965 Andy Rutkowski1965 Paul Smith1965 Ed Strobel1965 Linda Newburg Wickens1966 Bruce Bonner1966 Donna Cornell Cohen1966 John Cox1966 Donna Ringger Easton1966 Deborah Soper Egerton1966 Sue Glover1967 Bryan Ackler1967 John Tydings1968 Stephen Blankenship1968 Dianne Fry Huggins1968 Barbara McCain1969 Jack Simons1970 Jim English1970 Linda Bolton Gardner1971 Allyn Arnold1971 David Doub1971 Kathleen Fagan1971 James Halbert1971 Michael McClelland1971 Stephen Williams1972 Jim Karns1972 Alexander Risser1972 Allen Sostrin1974 Mason Goodhand1975 Jack Magee1976 Virginia Wood Barnhart1976 Vicki Charitonuk Beilfuss1976 Buddy Dyer1976 Don Jones1977 Doug Hallam1979 Rick Geddes1981 Mark Hurley1983 Helen Iams1985 Suzanne Rupp Demallie1985 Barbara Kenney Detrick1987 Mark Shankroff1988 Shelley Hubbard Surratt1989 Penny Lane1990 Kathleen Burdette Shields1991 Jay Bredbenner1999 Margaret Douglass2000 James Perera2004 Kristen Panos
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Art—Printing Press, Mat Cutter and Document Camera
Band/Music—Drums for the Marching Band and for the Orchestra Pit
Physical Education—Endurance Fan Bike
Robotics Club—Robitics Competition Field and Fees
Social Studies—Poster Printer Supply Pack, LCD Projector and Learniture Active Learning Chair
The Alumni Association often gets thank you notes from the teachers for their Wish List items, but this year we received over 20 thank you notes from the students in the band who were extremely thankful for their new drums. Here are some excerpts:
“Our drumline not only looks good, it sounds incredible!”“We now have enough cymbals for everyone, and the new ones are so shiny!” “The new equipment means we are able to spread more joy to our sports teams!” “With your generous donation, we will be able to bring this beautiful new sound to Disney.”“Thank you for furthering my passion.”
Look Where Your Donations Went This Year!
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kins University and the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. He had a distin-guished and dual career both as a For-eign Service officer with the U.S. State Department and as a correspondent and bureau chief with Time Magazine. Throughout his career, he travelled ex-tensively, covered many world events and met over 50 world leaders.
Thomas H. Jessop ‘54 *April 10, 1936 – May 14, 2018Towson High Alumni Hall of FameAfter graduating from Towson High and the University of Maryland, Tom spent the next 30 years with Kraft Foods, holding numerous executive positions and retiring as a corporate Vice President. Tom was also a long-time volunteer and later President of the ARC of The Trible Center, South Carolina for over 10 years.
Ronald Wineholt ’51September 28, 1933 – May 25, 2019Golden General $10K Club Member #2
In Memoriam
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Richard Mihok *Richard Mihok, a longtime, well loved, Towson High Social Studies teacher (1967-1983), died November 30, 2019 at the age of 93, after a brief illness.
Elsie Finn Johnson *Elsie Finn, who taught Home Eco-nomics in the early 1940’s, died De-cember 28th, 2019 at the age of 104.
Martin Bernstein *Martin Bernstein, who taught Music in the early 1950’s, died October 14th, 2019 at the age of 96.
William M. Stewart ‘54 * March 18, 1937 – February 9, 2018Towson High Alumni Hall of FameAfter graduating from Towson High, Bill earned degrees from Johns Hop-
1929 Virginia James De Meike 4/8/20181930 Eleanor Black Requard 9/2/20191934 Doris Unruh Montgomery 1/16/20201935 Esther Ward Grier 4/6/20191935 Chester Smith 6/5/20171936 Eunice Gore Bartlett 1/28/20181937 John Luntz 8/23/19971937 Clee Worden 4/24/20191938 Freda Nauman Flury 12/6/20191938 Myrle Reisz Shaver 6/18/20191939 Ann Paterson Harris 4/28/2019
*See the online obituary and the Towson High Alumni website/Hall of Fame page for more information.
Virginia James De Meike ‘29Who passed away April 8, 2018 at the age of 105.
Eleanor Black Requard ‘30Who passed away September 2, 2019 at the age of 104.
Doris Unruh Montgomery ‘34Who passed away January 16, 2020 at the age of 101.
Esther Ward Grier ‘35Who passed away April 6, 2019 at the age of 100.
Centenarian Memorials
1941 Evelyn Shock Elgert 7/1/20191941 William Shock 4/3/20191942 Ethel Wagner Gesswein 1/4/20181942 Harry Lorden 8/7/20191943 Peter Bozick 2/24/20201943 Irma Litzinger Cosentino Unknown1943 Oliver Travers 10/23/20191944 Daphne Clarke Aburn 4/8/20181944 Elizabeth Martin Amos 3/2/20201944 Patricia Chatterton Knepp 11/1/20191944 Don Kone 2/4/20201944 Jack Tyrie 11/27/20191945 Mae Short Dutton 2/19/20201946 Carl Hurley 4/21/20191946 Arthur Merceron 3/17/19991946 Chester Chester Stull-Thurber 8/7/20191947 James Hottes 9/9/20191947 Barbara Boyce Iams 9/24/20191947 Nancy Kahl Mickley 10/30/20171947 Noah Offutt 11/25/20171947 Barbara Westerman Shaw 1/12/20191947 Richard Smith 10/5/20161948 Lillie Eckhart Palmer 12/3/20191948 Betty Mockard Rumel 11/28/20191948 Colson Taylor 10/31/20191950 Robert Jacobsen 2/13/20201951 Barbara Theisz Durr 8/6/20191951 Gloria Grund Tegeler 1/11/20191951 Ronald Wineholt 5/25/20191952 Robert Barr 6/2/20141952 Betty Poellinger Ford 3/4/20181952 Lawrence Pearce 5/31/2019
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The Theatre Department is looking for old photographs for their archives. If you have some that you would like to share, please send or email them to us.
No need to send the original, just take a picture of the picture!
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Towson High School Alumni Association
69 Cedar AvenueTowson, MD 21286
Phone: (443) 809-7600
Email [email protected]
Website http://towsonhighalumni.org/
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Harry Svrjcek’s ‘38 and his son Albert Svrjcek for donating his 1924, 1933, 1934, 1937 yearbooks.
Mort Kuff ‘43 for donating a 1920 yearbook, which is now 100 years old!
Joan Stutzka Cranston ‘57 for donating her Commencement program.
Nancy Jenkins Paulis ‘61 for donating her 1961 Commencement program and many other pieces of memorabilia from school activities.
Diana Jackson Stankus ‘67 for donating a 1967 State Basketball Tournament program including a team photo of the Towson Generals.
Were you involved in theatre when you were at Towson High?
1957 Terry Crossfield 11/20/20191958 Narl Davidson 12/12/20191958 Sandra Sessamen Raver 12/2/20191958 Robert Smith 9/21/20191960 Ellen Proctor Bailey 6/15/20151960 Elaine Emerson Donnelly 12/5/20151960 Sandy Cranston Francis Unknown1960 Merry Leeson Paugh 11/2/20191961 Wendy Linzey Bonas 11/1/20121961 Lemuel Cookman 12/8/20111961 George Donhauser 4/25/20181961 Mac McClellan 11/5/20191961 William Pritchard Unknown1961 Gary Seward 3/8/20171961 Walter Skorko 3/9/20171962 John George 11/21/20121962 John Pollard 8/31/20191962 Charles Spence Unknown1963 Thomas Pollard 5/4/20141964 Amelia Eichelberger Unknown1964 Phillip Gesswein 10/30/20181964 Duane Guernsey 8/19/20111964 Kenneth Justis 19641964 Robert Pope Unknown1964 Warren Rodgers 2/7/20161964 Clark Schaefer 2/3/19971964 James Schley Unknown1964 William Van Stone 6/12/19701964 Harcourt Whitney Unknown1965 Bob Herbert Unknown1965 Pat Phipps Rohde 12/18/2019
1965 Jack Woodward Unk 20161966 Sandy Cook 1/7/20201966 Richard Pollard 11/16/20191967 David Sturm 7/3/20191968 Michael Whitehouse 3/3/20181969 Lew Somerville 11/12/20191971 Mark Glaeser Unknown1971 Sheila Whitehouse Unknown1973 Steven Rowland 1/27/20191973 John Ruxton 1/29/20201973 Lynn Witzen 9/3/20141974 Jay Lyons 2/2/20201975 William Ford Unknown1976 David Brown 1/9/20201978 Daniel Aburn 1/18/20201979 Kent Glindemann 11/20/20191981 Hank Reus Unknown1982 Jim Carl Unknown1983 James Farley Unknown1997 Robert Eisenhut 2/13/20202009 Andrew Drake Unknown
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1953 Ed Kappel 1/21/20201953 Adam Popp 1/17/20201953 George Russ 2/3/20191953 Dick Seidel 1/11/20201953 Frank Wirtz 10/16/20191953 James Zacharko 4/19/20181954 Ward Bissell 10/26/20191954 Ned Cranston 12/20/20191954 Butch Ey 8/24/20151954 Joseph Hales 12/31/20121954 Tom Jessop 5/14/20181954 Richard Linfield 4/15/20171954 Larry Miller 1/10/20191954 Mel Rhoten 2/29/20201954 Bill Stewart 2/9/20181955 Charles Bunce 9/28/20171955 Bertram Essinger 12/25/20181955 Ernest Fischer a.19891955 Melvin Hunter 8/16/20181955 David Munter Jan 20151955 Mary Lynn Hanson Ray 10/29/20191955 Joe Salafia 4/15/20191955 Ervin Shanklin 6/2/20161955 Elsie Carswell Tremain 2/24/20191955 Donald Wessel 2/24/20181956 William Brice 2/17/20191956 Stew Bryant 2/14/20201956 Chuck Richards 12/24/2018
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