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Great shot of the fireworks after the BHS Railroaders' Homecoming Game on 10/8/21. They won 29-27 over Liberty to improve their record to 5-1. (Photo by

'70s flashback in real time to 2 beloved teachers at the recent 2021 Sizzling '70s Reunion. Sam Huffer and Carol Smith taught us how to let loose expressing

This beautiful Fall photo was taken at Camp Greentop in 1969 and graced the spine of the inside back cover of the BHS yearbook. The couple with their backs

BHS Graduating Class - 1936 (Courtesy of Kim Myers) Jo Jamison: Found my daddy top row 4th. James Cox Jr: My Dad is 3rd row 5th from your left.

Brunswick High School - 4th Avenue 1928-1965 Doug Heffner: Class of 65 graduated from Fire hall. Class of 66 started school year at old school.At some point

(1970 BHS Yearbook) Adrianne Poe: I’ll be 37 this year and I say that to my students all the time about being old 🤣 I guess I’m more like him than I’d

Brunswick School: Miss Miller's Class 1966-67 (Combination of Classes of 1974 and 1975) Front Row - Randy Cooper, Ronnie Pearson, Peter Wenner, Steve Utterback

commented-- those were the "school lunch" days when they knew all the kids names -- you weren't a number in the computer like today's school cafeteria. My mom worked

lifelong resident of our town, Mrs. Miller taught at Brunswick elementary schools for over 50 years. She graduated from East Brunswick Elementary and BHS

Brenda Blamer: 2nd row, 4th from the right... My Dad, Carlton E Stevens. Smoketown History (Brunswick, Md.) Poppy Lewis 3rd from left on top. Tony Cincotta

The cabins where we slept at Camp Greentop looked a lot like this, but the beds weren't as nice in the late Sixties. Some memories include: Angela Berry

Photo of Mrs. Ottie Miller's 1965-66 Brunswick Elementary School class. According to Rhonda Rooney, "this was the first year we went by levels at BES.

"Court" around 1950. The photo was taken across the street from the old school on W. Brunswick Street. (l-R) Wayne Mohler, Mrs. Compton, Arlene Albert

student is Norma Dawson. Mr. Horine taught at both the old and new high schools for about a generation of Brunswick kids. (Photo from the 1965 Railroader

Science class at the old high school. As many from that Baby Boomer era will agree, Mr. Mullen and Mr. Cook made science fun. Which students can you identify

At the old high school, circa 1964 Connie Albert and Brenton Barger in back, John Brubaker and Miriam Arnold in front. (Courtesy of John Brubaker)

Mrs. Mary Cage at her desk at the old high school during the 1964-65 school year. A 1936 BHS graduate with a master's degree in reading from George Washington

Mrs. Nellie Lloyd's Core class at the old high school during the 1964-65 school year. Core was a combination of English and Social Studies, around which

The 1946 West Brunswick Elementary School May Day king & queen and their court. Ann Wenner is the queen. Who else can you identify? This was BHS class

of two grade schools in Brunswick until the consolidated elementary school was constructed in 1952. It became known as the West End school. In 1923, the

elementary school all around Frederick County. There were some ghost stories and it was cold in the mountains. Here are some memories from Smoketown followers:

1950s. Before the consolidated school, she taught 6th grade and later was principal at the old East End elementary school. (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection

1948 May Day King & Queen of West End Elementary School - 6th Grade Class (l-r) Harry Biller, Barbara Mohler, David McFadden, Elaine Cummings, Lee Washington

Brunswick High School on 4th Avenue. Dale wrote that he took these photos "soon after I bought a house just across the street from where the school once stood

First graduating class photo of the then new Brunswick High School on 4th Avenue in 1912. (From the 1965 BHS Railroader yearbook courtesy of Sherry Bowers

Drone view of the new BES construction, Fall 2022.

New Brunswick Elementary School construction on Sunday, 10/23/22. (Photo by Peter Wenner)

Mr. Gregory Sullivan taught art at BHS when the high school was still considered new. He was a talented artist, but was remembered as a sometimes irrascible

A great photo collage of beloved longtime BHS science teacher Paul Cook, who taught advanced biology to at least 2 generations of students. Mr. Cook made

Brunswick, Maryland Majorette Group----Pam Barger Stokes was the founder of this group. Photo Courtesy of Mary Bohre

An example of souvenir bricks that were sold at the Farewell Ceremony on May 12, 2023. (Photo courtesy of Lisa Cornelius Soudry)

Crossroads Inn restaurant on the left side was originally the Petersville School. These are some of the students in what we believe to have been the early

Students planting during the 2nd BHS Earth Day celebration on April 17, 1972. John Schuster foreground and Mike Moulton facing the camera? (Photo from

Brunswick Elementary School on May 12, 2023. Former students and teachers were given one last chance to walk the halls of the beloved school.

An old drinking fountain on the BES playground that no longer works. It's likely those black pipes at the lower right are stenciled, “DUCTILE IRON.” (Photo

BHS Cheerleaders from the 1968-69 school year: Terry Dawson, Roxanne Dixon, Linda Ifert, Sherry Crampton (Mascot), Lou Ann Dawson, Tana Anderson (Courtesy

The sign on the floor as you entered the old cafeteria and auditorium. Many of us thought these were precious stones embedded on the floor. (Photo courtesy

BHS Whistle Staff - Front Row- Ernestine Burch, Donna Sue Wetnight, Mr. Feaster Back row--Carol Strathern, John Brubaker, Bonnie Kline, Linda Lucas and

Artist's rendering of the new school which will be built on the current site. (Courtesy of Frederick County Public Schools)

Here's another BHS team on "It's Academic" from December 1976. (Clipping courtesy of City of Brunswick, MD History Commission)

(BHS Yearbook 1970) Linda Moss: He also taught us instrumental music at Brunswick Elementary in the '60s. Tom Dixon: Taught me everything about drums and

(Photo courtesy of Phil Lowery)

View of one of the old ballfields of old BES from behind the rusted backstop on Sunday, 10/23/22. (Photo by Peter Wenner)

distinguished teaching career and was a beloved teacher at Brunswick Elementary School. Unfortunately, we don't know what became of Sylvia's career path. (Blade-Times

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1994 BHS Staff. Some of these teachers spanned generations. Names are in alphabetical order. Let the reminiscences flow about your favorites from this

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Ann Wenner (Osteen) in her 3rd grade year at West Brunswick Elementary School. (Photo from the collection of E. Virginia "Ginny" Van Pelt)

Merriman and Quenton Cornelius posed on a loading dock at Brunswick High School where both men were custodians. Bill was a very talented pitcher for Brunswick

Mr. Dennis Imwold taught English and drove a candy-apple red convertible Karman Gia as a young teacher back in the early '70s that he was good-naturedly

Doris Capino (Class of '76) cleans a classroom on the 2nd BHS Earth Day celebration on April 17, 1972. (Photo from the 1972 Railroader Yearbook)

BHS Teachers (Early 60s) - Top: Mrs. Cage, Mr. Garvin, Mr. Shaff; Middle: Mrs. Margrabe, Mr. Kussmal (Principal), Mrs. Lloyd; Bottom: Mrs. Stratern, Mr

BHS Majorettes - 1977 Dinah Lloyd Huffer, Nancy Harsh Baker, Tami Price Allnutt, Robin Koontz Hemp, Brenda Reynolds, Evelyn Dwyer Holmes, and Linda Moore

Remember "It's Academic" on WBAL channel 11 from Baltimore? These boys were BHS Class of 1975. Show was filmed to air in October, 1974. (Clipping courtesy

My 1974 Brunswick High School ring was enclosed in this envelope with the brochure that came with it. Check the price on the ring in 1972 for the Class

Doris Capino (Class of '76) cleans a classroom on the 2nd BHS Earth Day celebration on April 17, 1972. (Photo from the 1972 Railroader Yearbook)

The old Olive Schoolhouse back in 2011. It's been a residence for years. (Photo by Peter Wenner)

for misbehaving here while waiting for the bus, as well as performing in school plays and talent shows. This was also the lunch room. (Photo by Peter Wenner)

BHS cheerleaders in the Fall of 1971. From left are Bonita Mann, Debbie Jackson, Sandra Reynolds, Ritchie Boone and Janye Breeden. “All for Brunswick,

(1970 BHS yearbook)

BHS class of 1963, the first class to go from 1st through 6th grade at the school, which opened in 1952. (Photo courtesy of Lisa Cornelius Soudry)

Sign on the floor as you enter the girls bathroom. (Photo courtesy of Lisa Cornelius Soudry)

Construction site for the new Brunswick Elementary School, June 2022. The current school, which opened in the Fall of 1952 and can be seen from a distance

(Photo courtesy of Jackie Ebersole)

The BHS Railroader color guard in 1977. Carrying the banner are Betty Brooks (left) and Sharon Campbell. (From the Myer Kaplon photo collection at the

BHS majorette squad 1969-70. (Terry Dawson, Gail Hunter, Lori Price, Louann Dawson, Pam Dawson, Roxanne Dixon (1970 BHS Yearbook)

In line at the cafeteria in the current BHS. Kendall Gordon, Melinda Harwood Napa, Kathy Hale Cage, Teresa Harris, Debbie Care, Mildred Sigler, Diana Loy

The orchestra for Sam Huffer's BHS Spring production of "Oliver" 50 years ago this April: (L-R) Scott Stauffer and Billy Hemp on drums. Mike Baker and

Local boys who did good. They were the "skating patrol" when kids used to ice skate in the old canal lock 30. We believe this photo dates to 1974-75. In

he caption on this photo posted on the Frederick Maryland Old Photos page described this photo as depicting 7 BHS students attending a workshop with Mary

John Schuster (Top) and Tim Dawson clean what appears to be the music room during the 2nd BHS Earth Day celebration on April 17, 1972. (Photo from the

Kathy Beall (Class of '73) picks up trash along the roadside during the 2nd BHS Earth Day celebration on April 17, 1972. Can anyone identify her? (Photo

Front line of the BHS Railroader Band in the 1970-71 school year. From left: Delores Hardy, Dana Lusk, ?, Kristy Baumgardner, Sherry Main, Vivian Jackson

Apple Blossom Day - Early 1950s Barbara Mohler, Sharon Souder, Jackie McIntosh (Ebersole), Marie Cooper (Photo courtesy of Jackie Ebersole)

mid-1940s era photo of a group of Brunswick High School girls from a mixture of classes at the old high school. The location appears to have been the back door

Church. (1970 BHS Yearbook) Donna Mattson: She taught me history in high school. At the time, I remember wondering why I needed to know that "old stuff

Bill and Cheryl Turney taught at Brunswick High School for 76 years between the two of them. (1970 BHS Yearbook) Andy Williams: I was Turneys ring boy

Bill, Jim, Gloria and Karen were all part of the 1st year students when the school opened in the Fall of 1952. (Photo courtesy of Jody Simmons)

Seeing these old stage lights was an incredible blast from the past. These date back at least 60 years. Kathy Bondarenko Quijada Cusack As soon as I saw

Mr. James Hall, history teacher, letting his freak flag fly in 1970. Sign at top says "Keep America Beautiful--Get a Haircut!"" (1970 BHS Yearbook) I remember

According to their great-grandson Roby Morsberger, this is perhaps the last photo of J.P. & Barbara Ellen Roby together. The Look magazine Mrs. Roby is

George H. Littrell, Principal of BHS in 1971. Mr. Littrell later went on to represent Frederick County in the Maryland House of Delegates from 1983-94

(1970 BHS Yearbook) I'll always remember him driving that classic '56 Studebaker of his up Souder Rd on his way to BHS while we waited for the bus in the

Front of old BHS, looking west from the boy's ball field in the Winter of '75 before it was demolished. (Photo courtesy of Dale Marshall)

Street and what touches Petersville Road. (From the Frederick County Public Schools website; information courtesy of Eric Minnick)

Photo courtesy of Kathy Hale Cage

1st grade class. Inaugural year at the consolidated Brunswick Elementary School in 1952? (From the Myer Kaplon photo collection at the Brunswick Community

Class of '72. 1st Row; Mark Ahalt, Richard Dixon, Barbara Heffner, ?Corso, Terry Hebb, Greg Cooper 2nd Row; Debbie Buracker, Susan Wilson, Joyce King,

Program from the 40th Reunion of BHS Class of '39 belonging to Elaine Koogle Bowers. The event was held at the American Legion Post in Brunswick on August

Only 4 students graduated from BHS in 1905. (Courtesy of Carol Wheatley)

Brunswick Elementary School children on stage in an assembly at the old school in 1968. Kathy thinks that it was a tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. following

BHS Cheerleaders rally the student body prior to the Railroaders' appearance on It's Academic in the Fall of 1975. From left to right are: Darla Sigler

Students working hard during the 2nd BHS Earth Day celebration on April 17, 1972. John Schuster (Class of '76) is wiping his brow. Steve Moser (Class of

Brunswick High School. The Van Pelt family moved to Philadelphia in 1945. According to Joanne Runkles,"these photos were issued by the school and the family

Billy Nichols, and Tommy Lake. Where was the shop located in the old high school and of course, feel free to share your memories of Mr. Campbell. (Photo

Here's a photo of Mrs. Margaret Spurrier's BES class (Right), Teacher's aid, Mrs. Arlene King stands on the left. Who can tell us what BHS class this was

Here are some outstanding BHS teachers who were featured in the 1965 Railroader yearbook. First is Mrs. Lucille Moler. A graduate of Hood and George Washington

Former Brunswick Elementary School faculty gather for a group photo in front of the old stage in the cafeteria/auditorium at the farewell ceremony on 5/12/2023

1952. Speakers were (L to R) Dick Goodrich (who was in 5th grade when the school opened in 1952), Bill Eshbaugh (4th grade), Jim Cox (3rd grade), Gloria

The Blade Times when Joe and I started first grade at Brunswick Elementary School, saying goodbye to our little brother Glenn. I still remember meeting "Pet"

(Photo courtesy of Marsha New)

National Bureau of Standards. As the first principal of the new Brunswick High School, Mr. Hess was instrumental in preparing students to adapt to Brunswick's

(1970 BHS Yearbook)

(1970 BHS Yearbook) Suzette Richwagen: Yeah, but does anybody remember earthworm cookies Joan Hale: I remember the chocolate covered ants that Mr. Cook

In honor of Graduation Day, here's the program for Class of 1933. They didn't change much for years. (Courtesy of Gloria Crowl)

Brunswick High School. It was the East Brunswick School first and the back half was added for high school students until the Sandy Hook Hill High School was built

(Courtesy of Kim Myers) Jacquelyn Ebersole: Mary Foster Cage second row white blouse black skirt. The bowers twins, Bill Cage is there, Lorraine Feaster

the old East End School, which was built in the 1890s. What could the students have been protesting? The need for a new or larger school? We think the photo

teachers, visitors and school buses. The new building will essentially reside behind the current BES. (From the Frederick County Public Schools website courtesy

(1970 BHS Yearbook) Mr. Carter taught at BHS for about 35 years if I'm not mistaken. Excellent teacher and tennis coach....Peter Linda Moss He also taught

Notice for the graduation ceremonies for BHS Class of 1905 at the Red Man's Hall on West Potomac Street, which is now the museum. (Courtesy of Carol Wheatley

old Brunswick High School as it was captured on top of the 4th Avenue hill in it's final school year of 1964-65. The beloved old school fell into disrepair

First day of school for first graders at Brunswick Elementary School in Mrs. Zelda Virts' class on September 4, 1963. David House, David Kao and Pete Cage

views of the mountains and sports fields. It was known as the "New High School" back then. We can identify Delores Jackson on the left foreground talking

D. Harold Knott served as principal of Brunswick High School from 1954-56. Prior to that, he was principal at Lovettsville High from 1952-54. He earned

Prince Wynn - Industrial Arts with 7th grader Keith Robinson (1970 BHS Yearbook) Whenever i think of Mr. Wynn, i remember his being a no nonsense guy.

(Photo from the 1970 BHS Railroader Yearbook) Randy Derflinger: He was cool ! He'd pipe the World Series into the room if we stayed quiet!

memories like the corner of my mind. Lou Pineda: Awesome staff at the high school. I also remember the macaroni casserole and homemade rolls!

Brunswick Elementary School, Central Avenue Brunswick's Future High School Class of 1965 Elementary School 6th grade photo Photo courtesy of John Brubaker

Here's another great shot from the old high school. Mr. Hess is in the tie. He was later principal of the new BHS. According to Sharon Hebb Smith, from

Nancy Grams on the south side steps of the old Brunswick High School on the 4th Avenue Hill. The last graduating class was in 1965. (Photo courtesy of

kids at what we think was an Arbor Day celebration at Brunswick Elementary school in 1970. Who do you recognize? (From the Myer Kaplon photo collection at

celebration held by Brunswick High School on April 22, 1972. These students were cleaning up an area of town near the school. We believe the kids are Alan Lewis

Boys Staters from the 1967-68 school year. Boys and Girls State are summer leadership and citizenship programs for high school juniors. They focus on exploring

970 BHS Girl's State representatives: Front row: Sandy Sutcliffe, Vicki Hawes, Lori Price, Virginia Phillips Second row: Mr. Wayne Carter (faculty sponsor)

1947 photo from the Gapland School. Note the boys with the baseball bat and glove. (Clipping from The Brunswick Citizen 6/27/2019; photo courtesy of David

Brunswick High School in 1911. The old high school was located at the top . of 4th Ave (Sandy Hook Hill also known as High School Hill.) (Photo courtesy

Looking north up 4th Ave in Winter of '75 before it was demolished. (Photo courtesy of Dale Marshall)

brought out of retirement by the Frederick County School Board in 1952 to unify the 2 Brunswick elementary schools. (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at

Post in Brunswick on August 18, 1979. (Courtesy of Dr. Richard Bowers) Smoketown History (Brunswick, Md.) Mary Wetnight to Richard Harrington's left? Warren

Early Brunswick Schools: Left: 1st segregated elementary school on J Street, which began in a corncrib on the Wenner farm. There was usually one teacher

"New" Brunswick High School property ... 1966 - Cummings Drive Photo courtesy of Kathy Hale Cage Rhonda Rooney: Look how Beautiful Wenner's property and

St. Francis Parochial School In 1896, the B&O Railroad donated property on 7th Ave to build St. Francis Church. The school was first located in the basement

Class of 1974 Senior Class Song to the tune of "Calcutta" and let's not ever forget our Alma Mater. Class Motto: "Happy are those who dream dreams and

BHS Class of 1959 when they were in grade school at the then new Brunswick Elementary School - Early 1950s. According to Bill Eshbaugh and others: Front

Class of '72 1st Row: ?, ?, Bobby Redman, ? , ?, ? ,Dwight Hoffman, Blake Middleton 2nd Row: Randy Ayers, Eileen Onderdonk, ?, ?, Greg Cooper, ? , ? 3rd

Zettie Smith (left) and Eva Magalis (right) lead a contingent of Brunswick school children carrying United Nations flags. Veterans' Day Parade in 1945 following

1972 BHS Junior-Senior prom in the school gymnasium. The theme was "Alice Through The Looking Glass". See P.L. Orrison and Timmy McLane getting their groove

(1971 BHS Yearbook) Kimberly Smrcka: The Mr Zumbach! One of the finest coaches I ever had! Taught me so much beyond running, about life itself. Charlotte

Here's an old BHS picture from the early 1900s. Note the BHS pennant in the upper right. Edgar Shelton is 2nd from the left on the front row. We're not

Photo courtesy of Kathy Hale Cage (published in B & O R. R. Magazine, May, 1923) Kathy Hale Cage: My Husband David Cage's Father, Jack Cage is in the front

Who remembers collecting Savings Stamps at school in the 1960s? (Courtesy of Daphne Harrington Sigler) Randy Derflinger: I remember putting Mom’s S&H Green

Photo from the Class of 1964 five-year Reunion in 1969. From left to right are Peggy Cooper, Sissy Merriman and Delores Foltz. (Photo courtesy of Donna

Back in the Fall of 1957, Brunswick Elementary School 6th graders were chaperoned on the annual senior trip to Camp Greentop by teachers and their principal

“Garnet and Gold” yearbook shows the Handwork Club at old Brunswick High School atop 4th Avenue. According to the author, “Sitting on those stacks of books

Kelley Barker, who at the time was a student at West Brunswick Elementary School, "The picture with some curls is when I was 8 and had my first permanent

Mrs. Frances Manuel's blended 4th & 5th grade class at BES in the 1967-68 school year. BHS Classes of 1975 and '76 represented here. First row - Todd Grams

The BHS Glee Club of 1971-72 with Mr. Sam Huffer on piano. Front row: ?, Kim Garrott, Donna Hahn, Nancy Huffer, Louann Dawson, Gail Webber, Kristi Deener

East End School Girls - 1946 1st Row (L-R) Dorothy Derflinger, Patsy Madero, Gail Bingham, Janet Flora, Sharon Souder, Jackie McIntosh 2nd Row (L-R) Dolores

Mrs. Laura J. Shaff in 1970. She taught Home Economics at BHS and was married to science teacher and later Vice Principal Gene Shaff. What are your memories

In the Spring of the 1970-71 school year, the art department presented Vice Principal George Strasberger with this going away present. He passed away a

Peggy Carter Miss Carter taught 6th grade at Brunswick Elementary School for many years and enriched the lives of generations of Brunswick students. This

While this might seem a stretch to post in the BHS Sports album, it was a game. Who remembers when BHS annually appeared on "It's Academic" in the 1970s

Brunswick High School, 4th Ave (Sandy Hook Hill also known as High School Hill) The High School burned in 1928 Photo courtesy of Reuben Moss

1964 BHS Future Business Leaders of America with Judge Bill Gross. (l-r Sandra Lewis, Peggy Cooper, Jo Ann Hammond, Mr. Gross, Diane Darr, Donna Comer

Tommy Merriman plants a tree at an Arbor Day Celebration at BES in 1970. (From the Myer Kaplon photo collection at the Brunswick Community Library; Frederick

"Whistling Post" pages were written by students at East and West Brunswick schools, and published in Baltimore and Ohio's monthly magazines. The Little Railroaders

floor at the BHS 1972 Junior-Senior prom. (1972 BHS Railroader Yearbook) Smoketown History (Brunswick, Md.) Joe Harrington in the middle with his back to

(1970 BHS Yearbook) Smoketown History (Brunswick, Md.) RIP to Mr. Gaither, a fine Brunswick athlete, coach, teacher and mentor

Charlie Jackson, Bill Nichols, Tommy Lake Photo courtesy of John Brubaker) Smoketown History (Brunswick, Md.) Yes Danny was a great guy. He was also my first

'wrecking ball' to knock the walls down. They started on the north side of the school. The wrecking ball bounced off the exterior walls, having little, to no

A final look at the northern end of the old school as "the bucket" chewed down the rest of this beloved edifice. (Photo courtesy of Dale Marshall)

Sermon Program for the Graduates of the Class of 1964, held at the Brunswick Fire Hall Auditorium. Sunday, June 7, 1964, 7:30 D.S.T. (Photo of the Program

1974 Sermon to the Graduates Program. Held at Brunswick High School Auditorium, Cummings Drive, Brunswick, MD. Held on Sunday, June 2, 1974, 2:00 p.m.

This photo came from Rick Bowers, who told us: "Dad 'wrote on the back, 'Entrants in Contest for Queen of Scholarship Ball, Nov 1956.' I am not sure what

In the Spring of 1971, Roxanne Dixon was crowned prom queen by her 1970 predecessor, Pam Dawson. On Roxanne's left is Princess Linda Smallwood. To her

Keener in 1969. Mrs. Adrena Shepard recently retired from Brunswick Middle School after 43 years of service teaching Brunswick students. (1970 BHS Yearbook)

Photo courtesy of Phil Lowery

A 1912 picture of East Brunswick Elementary School The Brunswick Citizen, November 17, 1983. Photo courtesy of Phil Lowery

For this photo of the BHS graduating class of 1915, we have an alphabetized list of names, but they're not matched to the students. There are 17 names

Catholic School for first grade because my birthday was the 18th of December and you needed to be “6” by December 1. I wanted to go to school like my friends

Here's an article on 3 prominent Brunswick-bred educators from The Blade-Times. June 8, 1967. (Blade-Times clipping courtesy of Sherry Bowers Stull) Peter

'Tis the season for Junior-Senior Proms, but we're a little late. Here's a photo of Pat Moore and Gary "Boogie" Snoots at the Snoots home before the 1957

BHS Field Trip to Annapolis - Early 1963 According to Linda Childers Weddle, pictured here are: Front row: Barbara Conner, Dianne Wade Harbert Back row:

Another one from the BES Arbor Day celebration, 1970. Singers are (l-r) Mike Baker, Janet Follin, Brian Dinkle, Kathy Hamilton, Debbie Winn, ??, George

A 1930s photo of students at the old East Brunswick Elementary School. We believe Teeny Wenner (Phillips) was seated 3rd from right in the front row. Gloria

Class of 1952 the building: Brunswick High School Class of 1952 pose on the southwest steps of the old high school on 4th Avenue: 1st row (l-r) Ralph Thomas

University in 1962 before he was appointed Supervisor of Frederick County High Schools. (Photo courtesy of Sherry Bowers Stull from the 1965 BHS Railroader yearbook)

excused from classes to clean up the school and surrounding area? (From the 1972 BHS Railroader Yearbook) Smoketown History (Brunswick, Md.) Identifying

(Photo courtesy of The City of Brunswick, MD History Commission) Smoketown History (Brunswick, Md.) Front row (kneeling) Mary Cage (2nd from left) 3rd

fifth and sixth grades. Smoketown History (Brunswick, Md.) Mrs Hedges and Mrs Hanes also taught at Brunswick Elementary school. (Photo and information

Lynn & Betty Follin present the Follin Scholarship to Jana Renn in June, 2001. Bob Moler is on the right representing the Community Foundation. Jana went

Mrs. Frances Manuel's class at BES when the school was new in the early 1950s. Dick Reynolds is the boy on the front row, right. Behind Dick is Erskin

BHS Class of 1938 gathered at their 50th reunion in 1988. Mrs. Wheatley identified the members of her class, as follows: Front row - Dorothy Dixon, Frances

Nancy Virts's combined 3rd-4th grade Brunswick Elementary School class from the 1965-66 school year. For the first half of the year, Mrs. Shirley Colvin

their 4th grade group photo from Brunswick Elementary School. Photos were taken during the 1956-57 school year. The children are: Top row: John Younkins, Linda

was a science teacher before he became Vice Principal of Brunswick High School in the Spring of 1971. What are your memories of Mr. Shaff and how long

(1970 BHS yearbook) Later taught math and history at BHS, I think. My favorite King Campbell line was when a bad kid asked to go to the bathroom in our

Brunswick Elementary School, Central Avenue Teachers in 1960 Photo courtesy Brunswick Citizen 9/3/09) Jeanell Morsberger Willis: I remember Mrs. Shewbridge

Brunswick girls pictured on the BHS baseball field in the early 1950s with the old umbrella factory in the background. Joan Dallas, Rose Marie Beatty,

BHS Monitors - Early 60s Wayne Gosnel - right hand side 6 rows up beside Brenda Webber Photo courtesy of John Brubaker Sharon Weddle Carey: Front row looks

Daphne H. Sigler: Top row, second from the left is Leslie (Moonie) Forrest and top row center is my Dad, Blair G. Harrington. Kathy Hale Cage: I believe

successful campaign by the residents of Burkittsville, a new school was built. The brick school was comprised of three classrooms and an auditorium on the

the walls of Brunswick Elementary School, which opened in 1952. The new BES consolidated the east and west end schools into one. Many students prior to

dirt road (West B Street extended) to the new school together, carrying Books etc from the West End Ele School. Each new Room had it's own water fountain

Brunswick High School, 4th Ave (High School Hill) In disrepair before it was torn down. Billy Ferrell: My grandparents (and dad and aunts for that matter)

Expansion of Brunswick Elementary School. The photo was dated August, 1958. The new section appears to have been some new classrooms and the gymnasium

Mrs. Magalis's 2nd grade class of 1956-57. Kathy Myers (Crone) is 2nd from the top left; sister Kris is 4th from the right, 3rd row. Who else do you recognize

50th reunion photo of BHS Class of 1939 on May 26th, 1989 at the American Legion Post in Brunswick. In the photo are: Front Row (L-R) Bertha Best Haller

at the old Bingham School in Weverton, circa 1930. Mrs. Ethel Hanes (top right) later taught 1st grade at Brunswick Elementary School into the 1960 Evelyn

Here's what Savings Stamps looked like back in the Sixties. (Courtesy of Daphne Harrington Sigler Peter Wenner Here’s a little history on US Savings Stamps:

Miss Peggy Carter's 6th grade class at Brunswick Elementary School during the 1963-64 school year. These kids were eventually members of BHS Class of 1970

Mrs. Bennett's 5th grade class during the 1970-71 school year. Here's who has been identified: Back row: Candy Free, David Kemp, Bernie Lipscomb, Steve

This appears to be a group photo posed sitting on the steps of the old high school. We're not sure if all the kids were in the Class of 1947 or 1948. Peter

part of the BHS Class of 1965, the final graduation class at the old high school on 4th Avenue. Pictured here are: Top row..Linda Ridgeway, David Mohler

This BES class picture was of the 1959-60 3rd Grade class of what became the BHS Class of 1970. Top Row: Robin Foster, Jimmy McKnight, Kathy Lerch, Randy

We're wondering about the context for this photo taken on the front steps of old BHS, sometime around 1946-47. Seems like the kids were in uniform. If

career at the Knoxville school before moving to the old West End Elementary school and finally the present Brunswick Elementary School. She retired in 1955

Souvenir Booklet given at the Brunswick High School Proms. 1974 "Paradise Under The Sea", 1973 "The Garden of Eden" and 1972 "Alice Thru the Looking Glass"

Photo courtesy of John Brubaker Linda Kidwiler Henson: Gina Hess is behind the Gary Gilbert. Maybe Chuck Hedges beside of her. Behind him looks like a

BHS history teacher Mr. LeRoy Fleming and his wife dance at the 1971 Senior Prom, which was held in the gymnasium and themed "Southern Daze". (Photo from

Mrs. Hardesty with the Future Business Leaders of America in the early 60s. From left to right---Joyce Piper, Marian Keller, Virginia Burkhart, Mrs.Hardesty

This artwork in was created by Buck Musser. Each picture was done in a different year starting in 2005 thru 2008. This is somethihg Buck put together for

Miss Carter's class at the old East End Elementary School in the early 1950s. It would be BHS Class of 1957. Thanks to Jackie Ebersole for identifying

Seminary headed by Professor Shenk. Maybe the Kaplon children attended this school? Doris Kelley Barker Would this have been the large house that the Greenfields’

Brunswick Elementary School in the 1950s. Does anyone remember the occasion? (L-R) Eugene Pruitt (Frederick County Superintendent of Schools), E. Virginia Wenner

Fortier in the Oklahoma City bombing case. (Photo courtesy of Curtis Webber) Smoketown History (Brunswick, Md.) Others in the class, not in order, are: Beryl

BHS Marching Band on S. Maryland Avenue - 1977 Front row: Debbie Ferrell, Leilani Drayer, Karen Heffner, Nancy Childs. Third row on left with saxophone

1969 Brunswick High School Future Homemaker's of America Front row - Diane Overton, Linda Wood Moser, Gail Webber, Gail Hunter, Kathy Hale Cage, Sharon

(Courtesy of John Brubaker) John Brubaker: Norma Hammilton, Dinah Free, Wayne Dobson, Nancy Grams, James Boher, Ron Boaze, Larry Paxton, Bruce Wynkoop

Brunswick 7th Grade Class of 1913-1914. Bottom Row; Ralph Grams, Ellsworth McBride, Ernest Pearrell, John Biddle, Charles Mills, Charles Harrington. Second

Class of 1977 in their 6th grade photo of 1970-1971 at Brunswick Elementary School. Mrs. Thelma Gross was the teacher, but she must've out that day. Here's

Mrs. Patsy Waldron's 1961-1962 7th grade class at Brunswick Elementary School. This was BHS Class of '67. Front row - Sherry Bowers, Barbara Conner, Linda

class, which went on to be part of the BHS Class of 1970, during the 1964-65 school year. Here are the students that have been identified so far: First Row

Elementary School, circa 1937. A thoughtful-looking Peggy Carter is the first person sitting on the far left of the third row steps at the old school, which

Miss Peggy Carter's class during the 1964-65 school year. This was eventually BHS Class of 1971. This was the one year in many that BES class photos were

Due to lack of auditorium facilities at the then new high school on 4th Avenue, the First Methodist Church was the scene of graduation exercises for the

Arbor Day event at Brunswick Elementary School circa 1970? These kids were all from BHS Class of '76. At the mic is Patricia Campbell. From left to right

(courtesy of John Brubaker) Debora Stream: My Brother Wayne Gosnell graduated that year. Lisa McKenzie: my daddy Larry Cooper graduated that year.

Brunswick High School Class of 1941 (Newspaper Clipping courtesy of Rene' Hoffman Ender) Rene' Hoffman Ender commented--2nd row, 2nd down from left ws

A photo of the Brunswick Elementary School expansion on the north end in August, 1958 taken from what is now the Eagle's club parking lot. This appears

whom taught at Brunswick schools at one time. --Superintendent Pruitt presided over the integration of the Frederick County School System in the 1950s --Dr

their apple tree in the back yard. I don't think either sister married. Smoketown History (Brunswick, Md.) The Hood sisters were famous Brunswick teachers

Pages) Held on Sunday, June 2, 1974...2:00p.m. D.S.T. at Brunswick High School Auditorium, Cummings Drive, Brunswick, MD. (Program courtesy of Rhonda Rooney

page)... Held on Sunday, June 2, 1974...2:00p.m. D.S.T. at Brunswick High School Auditorium, Cummings Drive, Brunswick, MD. (Program courtesy of Rhonda Rooney

Class of 1971 - 1959 First Grade Brunswick Elementary Top Row: Shelly Hawes, Thomas Maloney, Sue Shepherd, Bobby Redmon, Shirley Gilbert, Franklin Rohrback

Mr. Bowers 5th grade class, 1956-57. Who can you identify? Kim Myers, who graciously contributes so many memories, is 2nd from the left, 3rd row. This

Hard working cooks in the Brunswick Elementary School cafeteria kitchen around the time the school opened in 1953, maybe later. Mrs. Chew is in the foreground

(Photo courtesy of Mary Taulton Dillow) Patti Cummings Stone: My brother,John(Sonny) Cummings on the back row in the shirt with a collar. Our mother did

were eliminated in the 2nd round of the District Playoffs by Bruce High School from Allegheny County by a score of 2-1. BHS defeated Williamsport 3-0 in

early position of authority, future Judge Bill Wenner proudly shows off his school bus patrolman's badge outside the Wenner home on Petersville Road in 1941

Brunswick at the First Methodist Church on S. Maryland Avenue during the 1962-63 school year. Just $10 a month to enroll a child, after a $5 registration fee. As