WASHINGTON COUNTY:

Gale B. Cohill - D. R.F.D. #1. Clear Spring
Charles W. Coss (1) D. R.F.D. #3, Hagerstown
P. Parke Geiger, Jr. D. 24 E. Magnolia Ave., Hagerstown
Charles B. Huyett(2) D. 813 Dewey Ave., Hagerstown
Joseph H. McElwee D. - 946 Fairfield Rd., Hagerstown
Clarence B. Mason D. „ - - - - Big Pool

WICOMICO COUNTY:

James H. Caldwell D. 223 South Blvd., Salisbury
Robert Powell Cannon D. - 720 Riverside Dr., Salisbury
Henry H. Hanna, Jr. D. _ 257 Woodland Rd., Salisbury
B. Homer White, Jr.- -D. 438 Pennsylvania Ave., Salisbury

WORCESTER COUNTY:

Russell O. Hickman D. _- -_ .Whaleyville
Mark O. Pilchard. D. - - R.F.D. #3, Pocomoke
Norman E. Polk D. - -„ _ Pocomoke

Democrats Republicans Total

Senate - 26 3 29
House - - - 116 7 123

142 10 152

Democratic Majority in Senate - - 23
Democratic Majority in House -- , _ 109

Democratic Majority on Joint Ballot - 132

GENERAL ASSEMBLY
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES

SENATE

AARON A. BAEK, Democrat, Baltimore 5th; born in Baltimore,
January 26, 1914. Attended Baltimore public schools; University of
Baltimore; University of Baltimore Law School, LL.B., 1937. Admitted
to the Maryland Bar, 1937. Assistant Attorney General of Maryland,
1947-54. Assistant City Solicitor of Baltimore City since 1965. Chair-
man, Governor's Commission on Provident Hospital, 196O. Member,
American, Maryland, and Baltimore Bar Associations; Masons; Cap-
tain, Yedz Grotto Mounted Patrol. Married. Member of the Senate,
1959-1961." Chairman, Joint Committee on Investigation 1960-61. Re-
signed, May 1,1961.

SAMUEL W. BARRICK, Democrat, Frederick County; born in
Woodsboro, September 27, 1924. Attended Woodsboro and Frederick
public schools; Mercersburg Academy, Mercersburg, Pa.; Severn
School, Severna Park, Md.; Gettysburg College, A.B., 1948; Univer-
sity of Maryland Law School, LL.B, 1952. Admitted to the Maryland

'Resigned September 11, 1961, succeeded by Richard Grumbacher 1161 The
Terrace, Hagerstown.

'1 Resigned August 18, 1961; succeeded by Raymond T. White, 1416 Potomac
Avenue, Hagerstown

'Appointed to the Senate, May 21, 1959, vice Phillip H. Goodman, resigned.