Calvert High School - Patapeake Yearbook (Prince Frederick, MD)

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Since Cavalier, Calvert's namesake, is reminiscent of bygone timesg let us take a look at ourselves and see just how much life on the Calvert Court compares with life on the court of a medieval king. As much as the students may hate to admit it, Calvert is actually controlled by the faculty, who, like the Barons of old, see that everyday life proceeds smoothly, that everyone does his own share of the work fhomework?j and that small disputes are settled before they develop into larger ones. It is the Barons who guide the under- classmen on the road to becoming seniors and who guide the seniors as they go out, ready to conquer the world. After working their way up through the ranks for twelve years, the seniors have earned the title of the Knights of Calvert. They have advanced to the highest rank possible and now command the respect of those under them. This is their year, and several festivals are held in their honor before they go out into the world to seek their fortunes. The underclassmen at Calvert are comparable to medieval squires. They are not yet knights, but upon entering Senior High they began the three years which would lead them to the top. As did the Squires of centuries past, Calvert's Underclassmen begin to take part in many new activities. They watch and learn from those who have passed before them, and they prepare to rise to high ranks-to enter the realm of knighthood. In early times, artisans with common skills joined together and formed guilds. Today at Calvert many students with common interests join together in clubs or organizations so that they may better pursue their individual interests as a group, Many of these guilds sponsor what' would have been known as festivals centuries ago. Dances, talent shows, pageants and many other events crowd the agenda at Calvert. While many of these, such as the Miss C.S.H.S. Pageant, are carried out with elaborate- ness fit for a king, others are marked by the simplicity of a cheerleader record-hop. One of the most striking resemblances between today and medieval days are the sports. Today's Cavaliers test the skills of rivals on the court as well as on the field much as their historical counterparts competed in tournaments. Today, as before, favored participants are cheered on by fair ladies while bands provide soul-stirring music to encourage the competitors as well as the spectators. While America's Astronauts Walked On The Moon . . ,-Jypz - T ER ,M ,,,N f' X, ff-4:7 ' G NX -' vb N A ,, --ee A i' .' T - sf O 4 f ' N 0' ' I Fa? .T ' X I ,f :'.E.j-,':f:. 1-T L1: Y' , , 3: X, A: V A .C Q , EQj 5?l'P f ' lr fi A 2, ix ' T, 2 1 gf 'TUHIQTHS,O,N,E5,Sr1ALllSTEP mag f ' ' x JUI. U 1 ', ',:1l'Al F YT-'llvrrfff-'i'f0lLik.-in H , ' . gliu,-mmulbf i E J,-.1 v'ff'.,,, '11 f.-b fi V ' - All T ' XQZ.. 2 'fi or A .V Q A 1 ' V Rywiibn I , Construction Was Taking Place At Calvert . . . T X. , P.,-Q, 'ff .41L',,,,,. 2 .., -:RQ . AE ' wb -:fx Q.. QM, Q- -,',g2L'7',, .... 5, News ,A . ,IQKT Q Kal.-j.,l: K C But Life On The Court Of The Cavaliers Proceeded As Usual . . if Daily Life Of The Knights And Squires Was Qontrolled By . . . Lunch Bells . . Class Bells - we. . ...- 1 Fire Bells . . . B I EEQII 6 f 'liElElnl af kr . ,K 545.0 ,W Dismissal Bells 5 Football Was The Name Of The Game 1 W Classwork, Study And Physical Training Continued JF' Ili' As Squires Prepared To Become Knights . . I l Contents i 5 Earnna Administration SAMMUEL A. BERGIN-Vice Principal B.S., University of Ill., University of Iceland, Marshall Univ. JAMES W. TIDWELL-Administrator B.S., M.A., Univ. of Tenn., G.W. Univ. JEFFERSON A. DARDIN-Principal B.S.E., M.A., Univ. of Arkansas, Univ. of Md., Howard Paine Col Temple Univ. nanny. 1Ti'5!Si -QnnuuaUl ' Zfr miie, ERNEST E. FLETCHER-Administrator B.S., M.Ed., Del. St. Col., Wfash, St. Col., Ala. St. Col., Penn St. U., G.W. U., U. of Maryland ..nsnl0' i. i 5? f ,gc c cfm 3 Y 3 Y , fzwfwg 'O AILENE LOIS STAMPER Guidance Counselor EDITH OGDEN B.S., M.Ed., Hampton Inst., Penn. State Guidance Counselor A.B., M.Ed., Western Maryland College WILLIAM FREDERICK HOLMEAD JR. MARGUERITE BUCKLER GETTIER Guidance Counselor Administrator Bs., Salisbury Sfafe College WALLACE LORENZE LEEPER M.Ed., Towson Sr. Teachefs UmVef5'fY Of Maryland Guidance Counselor COI.. Univ. of Maryland A.B., Va. Union Univ. M.S. Ind. State Univ I5 1 , Isn't it time for another coffee-break ? MRS. MIHURSKY MRS. HOOK Why don't we get coffee breaks at the annex? E t Yes, it's been at least 5 minutes since the last one. MRS. HORSMON MRS. FOWLER Requisition: 500 lbs. of coffee They're on a coffee break kick. MISS WHITE I 3 I . I I, L. 5 X English Department Actually my barber is alive and well and living in Burbank. .. - - CHRIS M. WENDELYN dilxoevigollniuvsltelgow we have a copy of I am Curfouf Yellow AB., Lafayette College CHARLOTTE OTERRALL SMITHER-Dept. Chairman AB., Notre Dame of Md., johns Hopkins U., U. of Md. MARY Del-IAVEN cleKOK-Librarian B.M., B.S., U. of Penn., Catholic U. Nw.-, MA., U. of Md. 'N r, it rwrnnfmmmh fy-NstlRhNGwrevoi0 .......,.......,.-.-av-- ,,,,,.,,,-....-avr-- ,,,,.........---1 W it -our lll i ' A -.14 Wait until you read my version. This reading is .ro excitingf' GENEVA S. ARNOLD EVANGELINE BENNETT A.B., Howard University B.A., M.Ed., G.A, College, U. of Md I N... 3 N m,., ,i-f , , Aff? Q N , : Y O T . wx x mx .Wig E3 N X W , '-,N K - 'ffm . 'x sm ,,,, . n kwa. K' NEW f V X...-f .we in Alright, who put the tack on my chair BERNARD JOHNSON B.M.E. Henderson St., L.S.U., U. of Md., George Washington, U. of Penna. Just because my husband works in the office .. J board ANN BROWN B.S., West Virginia University Qi: ..-1-rs? .,g I f i They don't even have Shake n' Bake in Tennessee. LINDA KAYE JARED B-Aw Lambmh College EURETIA M. THAXTON B.A., Maryland State -.pun ,A x I9 ,-., W --.H 1-4-ar ' iw 25. 12443. 3 C M-'Ax ' ,K -.X lzmL'lf5'l'i'S i ,.. - What's that odor ? LAURENCE ALFONZO OVERTON B.S., St. Augustine's Col., Howard Univ., Dept. Chairman How long have they been dead? Science Department My class is working on dissection now. ROBERT M. PHEIFFER B.A., M.S,, Ohio Wesleyan, Georgetown Univ. DORIS P. WATSON B.S., Bennett College x 1 y f ., . . 5, dl' 1 .E jg, .K , z 1- q u i ITSG . , Q,'k - Nz K M A , mjx. Hwmj' ' A f Q . 'Q KV -elf' z ' . ff ' gr 'Q w . , A. ' ' A-, wc, 'uv lb. vu s.- 4 'X- an I r A Wx X A ' fix' Xi . QS., . W Q-4 ...f-T . W...-.w 'f', I Q.. -1 , 'X A x '31 'Lx nk Q.. - 1 .2 if '5- 4,10 ,- ff-Q Social Studies Dept Dig this physique! JAMES RANDOLPH HOOK B.A., Western Maryland E Didn't anyone put his name on the test ? PHILIP LYNN BIKLE B.S., Frostburg State College s as N. ,s 2te1l MM .,.,, . - CATHERINE W. HARDESTY-Dept. Chairman A.B., Marywood College, Univ. of Md., Western Md. College Freud would get a kick out of this! MARY HELEN HICKS NICHOLSON A.B., johnson C. Smith, North Carolina Col. N.C. State Now how will I pay for dog food this week. ROBERT EVANS B.A., Salisbury State l . Alpfw 41 I l A word from the wise is sufficient. RUSSELL COSTLEY A.B., Morgan State College, Rutgers University Whnt? Me worry ? CHARLES GAUTHlER B.S., Tenn. Tech. U. Now, wh:1t's wrong with tradition ? BENJAMIN R. WILLIABIS A.A., Wesley College, BA., American Univ J 'ill 1 ,kk' S ' ' How many new students will they give me today ? SANDRA RAWLINGS B.A., Maryland State 'Now you shouldn't talk like that. MICHAEL WOJTEN B.A., U. of Md. LEONARD J. ELTER Who took my clothes out of the phone booth? B.A., Duquesne Univ., St. Vincent College M.A,, University of Maryland LOUIS B' EDWARDS B.S., Towson State , , W, - 9 ill: f Q Q., iffy Yr N Business Department The Colts will lose the Super Bowl again before I get married. XWILLIAM R. STRICKER B.S., U. of Baltimore 28 ,,,. ., ' . You mean you don't do it with a pencil? THOMAS E. JONES B.S., M.A., Marshall U., Mcl. U. '- 1 4 2.91 'Q Sure, I always correct papers with my eyes closed. VASHTI Y. SAUNDERS B.S., Maryland State l fills- A smile will get you many places. NORINIA BUHL WOOD B.S., Indiana U., Pittsburgh, U. of Md. Wait until I get you in my Driver's Ed car. BILLY O. PROFFITT B.S., Appalachian State Now that was runny: JOYCE G. HOBBS B.S., sf. Paul's U. MELBA E, MCMILLAN B.S., North Carolina College RICHARD WISEMAN B.M.E., West Virginia Wesleyan Band Arts CAROL LAMMERT KHALILI B.S., M.S., Penn State Home Economics RICHARD LENDA EARL TAYLOR B.S., California State Maryland State Industrial Arts Vocational Agriculture 30 ,..Q X - , x..-L NANCY GARRETSQN EDWARD TATE FRISBIE B.A., Marietta College B-sw M-Aw N- C- Staten Art U. of Md., U. of W, Va. Industrial Arts Department KATHLEEN L. SWEENEY B. of Fine Arts-Temple Tyler School of Fine Art JUDITH BIBB Art B.S., U. of Md. Home Economics Now how does that girl-watchers' theme go? PAUL H. WAGNER A B.S., Springfield Col. No, but if it's not the girl-watchers in there we will let you know. RUTH ELIZABETH MCLIN B.S., Univ. of Md., U. of Florida 32 nan? It's been a while but I can still hum a few bars LAWRENCE BRUCE MCLIN A.B., Univ. of Ga., Marshall U., Moreland Univ. Do you know if this is the right shower room ? LAURANCENE S. MURPHY B.A., St. Augustine's Col. ,,.q,m 'z All you Big-g-g-g dummys ask too many questions GEORGE JEFFERSON B.S., St. Cloud State Col., M.A. Col. Univ. T.C. Cafeteria Staff Barb row, lefl lo right-Mrs. Ann McKenzie, Mrs. Catherine Freeland, Mrs. Juanita Gray, Miss Hilda jefferson, Mrs Selma Kyler. Front ww, left la right--Miss Vernell Mackall, Mrs. Iola Schwartz, Mrs. Alma Bowen, Mrs. Ethel Gott, Mrs. josether Brooks, Miss Myrtle Hicks. ELLEN DORSEY-Snackbar Cashier lg ' 5 4 765 -. K ii' MRS. lOl.A SCHXVARTZ Cafeteria Manager B.S. University of Wash Qin 'Enighig SENIORS REIGN SUPREME ON CALVERTS COURT Calvert's class of 1970 has left quite a history behind it. The mighty seniors entered C.S.H.S. in 1966. For two years, the class was separated: half of it being at the annex while the other half was at the main building. This limited the amount of activities the class could organize. In 1968, the class was united as juniors. Our prime responsibility became that of organizing the junior-Senior Prom, The class sponsored various activities in order to raise money: a candy campaign, a movie, two dances, including the Miss C.S.H.S. Pageant, two car washes, and a spectacular car rally. Through these various activities, we were able to produce the 1969 Prom, Tahitian Holiday. Then, our year was here at last. It promised to be fillfd with fun and excitement but only through hard work. The first major event of our senior year was the taking of senior portraits. Graduation was brought closer when announce- ments and name cards were selected and ordered. Fittings for caps and gowns made us realize that we would soon be on our own. Our indi- vidual thoughts were varied. Some of us eagerly awaited college acceptances. Others made plans for future employment. Many looked forward to enlisting in the service and planning marriage. But we still had much work ahead before june 12, 1970 would arrive. So, seniors try to make their last year their best. They work for seniors privileges and other projects that identify them as the top class in the school. Seniors hold the main offices and are the most active members in almost all of the organizations in the school. Seniors are cap- tains of the teams and the cheerleaders. These are among many of our senior memories. All of these help to prove that the Class of '70 truly reigned supreme. SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE BOARD Lefl 10 rigbl-Mary Willett, Mario Booze, Lou Holland, Garfield Wallace, Jerry Kurek, Donnie Plummer, june Prout, Sandra jefferson, Roberta Schrom, Bonnie Trott, Linda Gott-Treasurer, Carol Williams-Secretary, Tom Kennedy-Vice-President April Silver-President. Standing-Mr. Qostley, Mr. Buzzerdg Sponsors. Allerrzaler not pirtured--Charles Bennett, Mary Ann Brfidlcy Sandra Ewald, Alphonso Hawkins, Ronnie Thomas. MOTTO In the know, and on the go, we're the Class of 7-O! CLASS FLOWER!- Red Rose CLASS COLORS- Blue and White Graduation Iune 12, 1970 4 1 N J, 1 -, M ,, 1.2.95 M ,N . I 4, 1 X Q if A 4 - ,f I ft, ,E f I N ' fl CLASS MASCOT- Hawk CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Patrick Buzzcrd Mr. Russell Costlcy 3' 1 FRANCIS EDWARD ABNER Academic Frank Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 123 Campus Courier 12 Hobbies include hunting, girl watching Prizes Carolyn and his shotgun Oh, hell yeah! Likes most sports, Fords, and WPGC Dislikes school work and nasty game war- dens Plans to join the Marine Corps. MARILYN TERESA ADAINIS General Lynn Prizes Ted You're kidding me Likes reading, singing and watching T.V. Dislikes sewing, cleaning and conceited people Class Executive Board II Hobbies include missionary work after college. PATRICIA ANN BARRETT Commercial Pat Dating, reading and watching T.V. are her hobbies Dislikes snobbish people and boys with long hair . . . Likes Typing, Short- hand and boys Future in secretarial work. CHARLES XWILLIAMS BENNETT Academic Charles Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, Student Council 9, 10, 12, junior Class Executive Board, Varsity Club 11, Treasurer 123 NHS 11, President 12, Patapeake 12 Likes 2:17 p.m. Dislikes people who can always find time to complain but never to work Enjoys hunting and water skiing . . . Outasight! . .. Prizes his stereo . . . Plans to attend college. 38 kv- 'mg DEBORAH LYNNE ALLDAY Academic Debbie Do your own thing .. Likes Saturday nights and Peyton Place Dislikes con- fusion and people who know-it-all Student Council 11, NHS Talent Show 11 Prizes- Driver's License Favorite hobbies are boy watching and horseback riding Plans to attend college. SANDRA LYNN BARNES General Pudgie Likes stuffed animals . . , Dislikes snobs and bossy people Prizes her rings Future plans include beautician school. l I DOUGLAS MAXXVELL BIVENS III Academic Doug Drop dead Likes Karen, music, and liverwurst Dislikes school Has con- tacts in Board office FTA Ilg NHS 11, 12 Prizes bass guitar Hobbies are astronomy and psychedelic music Plans Po go to college. JOHN RAYMOND BLAIR Academic John What a bad thing prizes his guitar and his driver's license Student Council 9. ll, 12 Fcience Club 10 Guitar Club 11 Drama Club-Pres. 12 Likes meeting people and last-minute parade floats Dislikes homework Plans to attend college. JOHN RICHARD BERRY General Jackie Prizes bank book Dislikes war in Viet- nam Likes girls XWliat do you say there, babe Racing cars in his hobby Plans to be an automotive mechanic. BERYL LEE BISHOP Commercial Beryl G.A.,A 12 Likes soul music and being happy Dislikes going to school in had weather Prizes her eyeglasses and messy notebooks Hobbies include dancing and singing Plans to be a secretary. DIANETTE BLAKE General Die Hobbies are sewing and dancing Prizes hair dryer and Vaughn Dislikes preju- diced people Likes dating and good times XVhy not Y Plans to become a beautician. JANE CLAYTON BLAKE Commercial Jane Dislikes red hair Likes friendly people Prizes driver's license Hobbies in- clude swimming and skating You've got to be kidding. 39 JAMES ARLEN BLAY LOCK Academic Arlen Hobbies include cars and sleeping Prizes '38 Chevy NHS 11, 12 Dis- likes English and hippies Likes girls and math Ain't no way! Math is so simple he often sleeps through class Plans to attend college. MARIO LANZA BOOZE Academic Booze Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Science Club 9, 10, 113 Class'Executive Board 12 I reckon Likes Soul music dancing, and the Orioles Dislikes wigs and grumpy peo- ple . . . Prizes class ring . . . Hobbies include coin and rock collecting Plans to attend art school. ANNE TURNER BOWEN Commercial Anna Banana Likes music and talking Dislikes short people and stuck-up people for the land's sake Homeroom rep. 9, 10 Most prized possessions are her school ring and driver's license Plans to become an airline stewardess. GLORIA JOAN BOWEN Commercial joan That's really cool l . . . Likes Baltimore Orioles! . . . Hobby is .sports . . . Dislikes people who think they know everything Chorus 9 Prizes her Siamese cat, her sports magazines, and her Oriole Yearbook Plans to work. '40 MARIETTA EUGENIA BOURNE General Genia Hobbies are dancing, singing, and eating GAA 11 Likes friendly people Dislikes foolish people You'll never smell it Prizes Garette johnson Plans to become an airline hostess. MARY EDWARDINE BOURNE General Neck Why not-I'm all in Likes being where the happening is Dislikes stuck- up people and boring classes Chorus 9g Varsity Cheerleaders 11 . .. Prizes class ring and a '66 red .Chevy Hobbies include singing and dancing Plans to attend Bowie State College and become ah elemen- tary teacher. av- ' WARREN DAVID BRADLEY General Bull j.V. Baseball 9 Debate 9 Drama Club 10 Likes macs, chucks, banlons, and pretty girls Dislikes snobs, stupid people, and hippies You better check yourself Hobbies include art and swimming Prizes wallet and draft card . .. Looking forward to a future with Uncle Sam. MILTON GARY BRADY General Gary Can't dance Likes girls, cars, fighting fires, and parades Dislikes stuck-up peo- ple and school Plans to go in the Army Prizes a certain red Chevelle Hobbies include baseball, football and girl- watching. Picture Noi' Available Q 'P 17719 JOSEPH THOMAS BOWEN General joe Hobbies are riding motorcycles, hunting, girls, moving furniture, and sky-diving Drink Bud and get Weiser Likes Chevys, girls and Hondas Dislikes Fords and people who like Fords Prizes a Chevy II Future plans include avoiding the draft. MARYANN BRADLEY Commercial MaryAnn This is true Most Prized possession is school ring Chorus 10 Student Council 10, 12 V. Cheerleaders 12 Likes boys, being happy, going places and meeting new people Hobbies are swim- ming and riding Plans to become a secretary. WILLIAM ALAN BRADY Academic Alan Likes girls and cars Most prized possession is his car Dislikes teachers and schools Hobbies include automobile racing Plans to visit Uncle Sam. BARBARA MARIE BROOKS General Barbara Chorus 9, 10, 12 Pom-pom girls 11 Hobbies include dancing and traveling Most prized possession is James A. Parker . . . How sweet it is . . . . Likes people who mind their own business, shopping, and dressing Wztnts to become a computer programmer. 4l CAROLYN ELAINE BROOKS General Plum Her hobbies include laughing and sleeping Quiet Prizes her clothes Her future plans are undecided. CLARICE LAVERNE BROOKS General Bifdeye Prizes herself and her clothes And you know it . .. Likes double-dating and arties Dislikes prejudiced people and ssafood .Hobbies are dancing, collecting coins, and listening to records Future plans are undecided. X up l STEWARD IVIATH EW BROOKS General Bird Likes cars, girls with a bright future Dislikes two-faced people Hobbies in- clude basketball, shooting pool, and swim- ming The Army awaits him. GARY ROLAND BROOME General Stick Gym show 9, 11, 12 Student Council 12 Likes girls, girls, and more girls .. . Dislikes stuck-up girls and cops Hobbies are swimming and racing Prizes his Chevelle and paint brushes Plans to enter the service. 42 'WX in-,,,vOV' DELORES VALERIE BROOKS General Flossy Look before you leap Homecoming Princess 10, Pom-Poms 11, G.A.A. 11 Prizes her class ring and her teddy bear Likes to dance and have fun Dislikes people who argue . . . Marriage is among her future plans. LOIS ANN BROOKS Commercial Loisanne Likes friendly people . . . Dislikes dull classes Chorus 11, 12 Prizes her Bible . . . Plans to attend college. 5-ivx V MERIDETH WOODLAND BROWN General Woody Oh well, yeah!!! likes girls, cars, and more girls dislikes bossy girls and girls with too much make-up Guitar Club 11 prizes his boat hobbies in- clude skydiving and boat-racing future plans include joining either the Air Force or the Marines. DAROL McKAY BUCK General Daml Likes skipping school and Chevies Dislikes two-faced people and collegiates Hobbies include sky-diving and moun- tain climbing Plans to join the Army. PHYLLIS OLIVIA BROOME GQ-ngml Pl'tylliS It's your thing' Likes listening to soul music, watching 'I'.V., house cleaning Dislikes cooking, baby sitting, talkative people Prizes her radio-record player combination set Hobbies include-listen- ing to soul music Future plans include becoming a secretary. GLENDA LUCILLE BROWN Commercial Rap Rap it to me likes nice people, clothes, and an Afro look dislikes pre- judiced or bossy people Science Club 10 Band 11, 12 Prizes her clothes Hobbies include collecting records, books and pictures Plans to become a legal secretary. n 'iv' HELEN LUCILLE BUCK Commercial Sissy Good grief Likes soap operas and listening to the radio Dislikes boring classes and prejudiced people Playing the organ and riding bicycles are her hob- bies ... prizes Wayne ... GAA 10 ... FTA 11, 12 FBLA 12 Plans to attend business college. JOHN EDWARD BUCKMASTER, JR. General Pete Sock it to me j.V. Football 10, 11 Prizes Nancy . .. Hobbies include cars and drag-racing Likes Chryslers and Dodge Chargers Dislikes long-haired boys . . . Plans to be his own boss. 43 KEITH WAYNE BUCKMASTER Commercial Keith All right now . .. Prizes R. R. Likes Fords and dislikes Chevies . . . Plans to go in the service. NANCY BOSTICK BUCKMASTER General Nancy Good Soul Prizes Pete Her hob- bies are sewing, swimming, and skating .. . G.A.A. 9 Dislikes stuck-up people and boys with long hair Plans to take care of Pete. WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER General - William Likes soul records and sports Dislikes rude people Prizes soul records Say it loud, I'm black and proud hobbies are collecting records and modern cars Future plans include entering the Army and becoming a carpenter. HAYES CALVIN, JR. General Hazie And who pulled your chain? Likes pretty girls and good times Dislikes stuck-up people and homework Prizes draft card and Chevelle Hobbies include swimming and ice-skating Plans include Uncle Sam or more school. Club 11 Drama Club-Pres. 12 .. 44 LEROY KARL BURKMAN General Leroy Prizes Judy . .. Likes Dares Beach and girls Dislikes Plymouths and school Favorite saying is Yeah. CLYDE MONROE BUTLER, JR. Academic Doc Have I been listing my favorite sayings? Manager Baseball and Basketball 9, 103 Trainer Baseball, Basketball, and Football 11, 12 Student Council 11 Varsity Club 11, 12 Likes Calvert girls, winning games and all athletics Dislikes losing games and drunks hobbies include sky- diving at the local county airport Plans to attend college and become a pro trainer. MARY VALERIE CARRICK Commercial Valerie See if l care Likes dancing and par- ties Dislikes conceited people Stu- dent Council ll FBLA 12 Hobbies include collecting signs Prizes the boy who calls her Beep-Beep Plans to be a secretary. GREGORY DOUGLAS CARTER General Greg Likes to sleep, eat, drink, and sometimes work Dislikes getting up and people who push on smaller people Hobbies include basketball and football Prizes 24 karat gold watch and Volkswagen Future plans include Armed Forces or Busi- ness School. 'xt 'Pfa- GEORGE XVILLIAM CAREY, JR, Academic Bill Likes wine, women and songs Dislikes hippies and squares Eat your heart out Hobbies include hunting and riding motorcycles . .. Prizes his guns . .. Plans to join the State Police as he has big contacts there. WENDY .IEAN CARGO Academic XX'endy Nobody's perfect Likes class assem- blies, uncrowded lunchrooms, and teacher tal- ent shows Dislikes nosy school reporters and photographers Student Council ll NHS 11, 12 Prizes her class ring and her license . . , Hobbies are bicycling and listening to the radio Future plans in- clude college. LINDA SUSAN CHANEY Commercial Linda Yea! Tell me 'bout it Home- coming Committee l0 FBLA 12 Mose prized possession is her drivers license Hobbies are bowling and camping trips Likes music and having a good time , .. Dislikes Shorthand and Standardized tests. ADDIE ANN CHASE General Poggy lt's your thing . . . Likes being with some- one special . .. Dislikes two-faced people . , . Chorus ll. 12 . . . Prizes her teddy bears . .. Hobbies are playing records and dancing Plans to join the job Corps. 45 ARLENE FRANCES CHASE Commercial C00kiC Chorus 10, 11g FNA 11, Student Council 123 Campus Courier 12 Prizes her car and her class ring Dancing and listen- ing to records are her hobbies Likes Cold Duck and neat men Dislikes two- faced people Plans to become a beau- tician. CHERYLL VANESSA CHEW Academic Cheryll Student Council, FTA, Human Relations Club, Science Fair, Science Club . . . Ding- a-Ling dislikes prejudiced people prizes her good times in Advanced Biology and record collection loves outdoor sports. JAMES EDWARD CLAGGETT, JR. General Bill J.V. Basketball 9 Prizes his Road Run- ner Shooting pool and hunting are his hobbies Likes cars Dislikes people who know it -all Plans to join the Air Force. JOHN JOSEPH CLINE, JR. Academic 10110 Campus Courier 10, 11g Baseball 10, 11, 12 . . . Hobbies include motorcycling and horse- back riding Prizes his first baseman's mitt Dislikes people who judge others by appearance and their first impression . . . Likes friendly people Plans to attend college. 46a GRANWELL WAYMAN CHEW General Granny If you don't know you just don't know . .. Likes to be with nice people . .. FFA 10, 11, 12 Prizes Zenia Hobbies are dancing and baseball May attend college or become a barber. CLIFTON LEON CLAGGETT General Cliff It's you world Likes good parties . . . Dislikes the war in Vietnam Prizes his bankbook . .. Hobbies include girl- watching Industrial Arts Club 10g FFA 11 . . . Plans to join Air Force. PATRICIA ANN COCHRANE General Ann Oh, right! Likes making new friends Dislikes weekend homework and boring classes . . . Hobbies include photography . .. Prizes her ring and her checkbook Her future plans are undecided. THERESA MADORA CONTEE Commercial Rita Say What? Chorus 9, 10, 11 Hobbies are listening to records and dancing . .. Prizes herself Plans to work for the Government. AUDREY LORRAINE COATES General BOOM? I know all about it Likes to dance and date Maurice Dislikes conceited people Pom-Pom Girls 9 Social Dance Club 9 Prizes her driver's license Plans to become a nurse or a secretary. CYNTHIA KAY COCHRAN Commercial Cindy Student Council 9, 10 Pep Club 10 Prizes Gary Swimming and reading are her hobbies Likes to work Dis- likes unfriendly people Her future plans include marriage. . is LOUIS FRANKLIN COPSEY General Flea Wl1at you say Rosco . . , Likes Chex'y's Dislikes Fords and Collegiates Prizes his car . . . Swimming and hunting are his hobbies The Navy awaits him. GEARY ALAN COX Academic Geary You must be out of your tree . . . V. Base- ball 10, 11, 12g All Conference 10 Prizes his gym clothes Likes water polo and tennis Dislikes snobs Future plans are undecided. 47 JOHN TURNER CRANE, JR. Academic Johnny Sorry 'bout that. Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Student Council 9, 12 Executive Board 11 Patapeake Editor 12 NHS 11, V.P. 12 Plans to attend college Likes fall evenings, good music. DALE EDXWARD CROSS Commercial Dale Definitely! . .. Prizes his Malibu . .. Dis- likes Monday mornings Likes nice-look- ing girls and goofing off at school Hob- bies include hunting and fishing Plans include joining' the service. Picture Not Availlbll O SUZANNE El LEEN CURRAN Commercial Eileen Likes jeff Dislikes weekend homework and Mod dressers . . . Patapeake 11, Assistant Editor 12 What did ya say? 'Prizes Ick-a-Bod Plans to become a secretary. GREGORY XWILLIAM DARE Academic Fritz Swimming, ice skating and hunting are his hobbies Prizes his motorcvcle and his honor seat in Latin Dislikes stuck-up people Likes sleeping in class and Bud Only the strong survive and you don't look too healthy. Plans to continue his education in the service. JOYCE THERESA CSAJI General Joyce Likes exciting people and places , . . Dislikes people who talk too much Prizes her class ring . . . Plans to attend business school. MARLENE ANN CURTIN Commercial Marlene You think so. Prizes her pearl ring Dancing and sewing are her hobbies . . . Likes a good time with the right people Dislikes snobs Plans to become 'a secre- tary. RR' Q BETTY LEE DINGLE Academic Betty Can you dig it, baby? . .. Likes soul music and dancing Dislikes boring classes and prejudiced people Prizes Sterling Cooking and listening to records are her hobbies Plans to work with computers. JAMES NORVAL DIXON III Commercial jimmy You don't say . .. Likes plenty of fun Dislikes boring classes . . . Prizes his Corvette . . .Hunting and water skiing are his hobbies Plans to attend business school. DEAN ANTHONY DENT Academic Dino Football 9, 10, 12 Basketball 9, 10 V. Club Secretary 12 NHS 11, 12 Prizes his crutches Likes Alfred Hitch- cock stories Plans to attend college. PHILLIP MICHAEL DeSANTIS General Big Fish You- silly savage! . , . Likes Jonathan Win- ters, sports and steak Dislikes short holidays and homework Prizes his straight hair and his '70 Corvette Hob- bies include watching T.V. and sleeping late Plans to join the Mafia. SHARON MARIE DIXON Commercial Sharon GAA 9 Student Council 9, 10 Prizes her license and her car keys Enjoys swimming and listening to records You alright? Dislikes speed limits Likes Plymouth and going to parties Plans to get a job, DEBORAH ANN DODSON Commercial Debbie Can't be worried about it Hobbies are dancing, reading and listening to good soul music Prizes her father's wallet Likes Blocks Dislikes conceited people and hippies Plans to become a secretary. 49 ROBERTA LYNN DODSON General Robby Lynn Likes a good time Dislikes school and two-faced people Prizes her family and her license Hobbies include ice-skating and swimming I'm done! Plans to become a beautician. ELLEN FAYE DORSEY Academic Ellen Prizes Joe Likes singing and listening to music Dislikes people who always think they're right Sophomore class president at Chopticon Highg NHS 11, 12g Student Council 125 Patapeake 12 Future is undecided. DWIGHT WAYNE ELLIOTT General Dwit St0p! Likes Cherries Dislikes Fords and Collegiates Prizes his car His hobby is working on cars Plans to join the Army. THOMAS PHILLIP ELLIOTT, JR. Genefal Elliott This is true! Likes to meet people . . . Prizes his teddy bear . .. Enjoys baseball and football Plans to join the Navy. 50 FLORENCE VIRGINIA DRAPER Commercial Ginny Tell it like it is Likes motorcycles and drag racing Dislikes homework and tests Home Economics Club 9 Prizes her class ring Enjoys sewing and swimming Future plans include college and work. KIM ALAN EDWARDS General Animal You devil you! Likes Flip Wilson and jonathan Winters Dislikes war and people who talk a lot . . . Football 9, ll, 125 Patapeake artist 12 .Prizes his crewcut Enjoys painting and sculpturing . . . Fu- ture includes Art School, the Mafia or the Navy. LINDA ETHEL EVERHART General Linda You must be kidding Likes to dance and eat Dislikes boys with long hair Prizes Timmy and her stuffed animals Enjoys skating and horseback riding Plans to be a beautician. SANDRA JANE EWALD Commercial Sandy Hang it in your car. Chorus 9, 10, 11 Swimming and dancing are her hobbies Prizes her birthstone ring Likes friendly people and redheads Dislikes conceited people . . . Plans to be a beautician. Picfure Noi y Available JOYCE ANNE ENGLISH Commercial Joyce Likes sewing and cooking Prizes her school ring and her long hair Dislikes conceited people Future plans are un- decided. NORMAN WALTER EVANS Commercial Dickey j.V. Football 10, 11 J.V. Baseball 10 Guitar Club 10 Class Executive Board 11 Likes pretty girls and fast cars Dislikes people who exaggerate Hobbies are fishing and working on cars Prizes his ring Plans to join the Coast Guard. EUGENE VON FOOTE General Gene Basketball 9, 10 Track 9, 11 Likes friendly people and racing Dislikes preludiced people . . . Prizes cars . . . H 'bbies include sports and dancing . . . Knock your-- self out. Plans further education. JACQUELINE ELAINE EOOTE Commercial jgqkig Prizes her driver's license Likes friendly people Dislikes jealous people . .. GAA 9, 10, 11 FBLA 11 V. Cheerleader 1.1, 12 Dancing, archery and horseback riding are her hobbies Plans to become a model. 5I RONALD BIATTHEW FORQUER Commercial Ronnie Likes cars, girls and Sunoco gas . .. Dislikes homework Prizes his car Hobbies include sports and hunting Navy bound. JUDY GAIL FORRESTER Commercial Brown Eyes Likes Blocks and chewing gum Dislikes snobs and long haired teachers GAA 9 Prizes Leroy Her hobbies are water skiing and skating Thanks for the warning Future plans include marriage. CHARLES OSCAR FUNN Academic Charles Wonderfulness Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Stage Band 11, 129 Pep Band Leader 11, 123 Student Council 12 Prizes his valve trombone Enjoys playing records and punching holes in donuts Often seen near Duke's Inn Likes Bill Cosby and Downbeat Magazine Dislikes homework and short people who pick on tall people Plans to become a jazz musician. ANN MARGO GANTT General Tina That's alright Likes making friends . .. Dislikes boring classes . . . Band 9, FNA 113 Drama Club 12g FBLA 12 Prizes her class ring . .. Enjoys dancing and cooking Plans to become a secretary. 52 QWQ-L7v Lv?-qi WAYNE FOWLER General Wayne Basketball 9 Likes girls and honest people Dislikes being interrupted Prizes the Bible and his life . . . His hobbies are shooting pool and swimming Future plans are undecided. LARRY STANLEY FREELAND General Stanley It's your thing! Dislikes the war in Vietnam Likes sports and traveling Prizes his 70 Chevelle and bankbook Hobbies include dancing and drag racing The Air Force is in his future. PATTY MAE GRAY Commercial Patty Enjoys listening to records FTA 10 Pom-Pom girls 11 FBLA 12 That's the way love is . .. Likes boys . ,. Dislikes being lonely Plans further education. LINDA DARCEL GREENE Commercial Linda Prizes her class ring Chorus 9, 11, 12 Campus Courier 12 Likes friendly people and soul music . .. Dislikes two-faced people Plans to attend business school. KW' SANDRA RUSSELL GIBSON Commercial Sandy Enjoys drawing and bowling Prizes her driver's license . . . FBLA 12 . .. Dislikes bossy people Likes her senior year and crab cakes Chuck it here Plans to attend business school. LINDA JUNE GOTT Academic Linda You wish Likes Tom jones and cats Doesn't like the Orioles or the Colts GAA 9 FTA 11 Student Coun- cil 12 Senior Class Treasurer . .. Prizes Frank . .. Likes to play the piano . .. Plans to attend college or business school Homecoming Queen 12. LINDA LEE GREENE Commercial Linda Likes bowling and dill pickles Dislikes liver and meat loaf Prizes her tonsils Photography is her hobby GAA 9 Campus Courier 11, 12 Plans to attend college. DORISE ANN GROSS General DCU How sweet it is! . . . Prizes her school ring ... Hobbies include cooking and singing . . . Likes sports and Chevrolets . . . Dislikes Math and POTC . .. Plans to be a secretary. 53 JANE CATHRINE LOIS GROSS General Sister Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 .. Prizes Ernest Likes friendly people .. . Dislikes rude peo- ple Hobbies include singing and dancing It's your thing Plans to become a nurse. THOMAS EUGENE GROSS, JR. General Tom You'll never smell it! Likes cars Dislikes prejudiced people Band 9, 10 Enjoys baseball and other sports Plans to become a draftsman. DORISA HALL General Dorito Take a puff and let me do my stuff Likes Cold Duck Dislikes conceited people Hobbies are dancing and playing pool Chorus 10, 11, 123 GAA 12 Plans to attend business school. RAYMOND LEE HALL Commercial Ray Likes friendly people . . . Dislikes homework How you doing? Basketball 9, 12g Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 113 Football 11, 12g Varsity Club 11, 12 Hobbies include art and water sports Plans to enlist in the Air Force. 54 BARBARA LYNN HALL Commercial Barbara Likes movies and listening to music Dislikes homework and tests French Club 10 Hi ya, honey! Prizes her class ring Hobbies include music and swimming Plans to work in the Air Force, CYNTHIA MARIE HALL Academic Cindy Frankly Horseback riding and skating are her hobbies Prizes Mike Pata- peake 93 Student Council 113 FNA 11 'Likes a certain black Corvair Dislikes being called Chester Plans to be a nurse. X .ze ANNA BRIDGETTE HARMON Academic Bridgette If you say so Prizes her T.V. Set Hobbies include dancing and sewing Likes friendly people Dislikes dishonesty and rudeness Plans to attend business school. CELESTINE GLADYS HARRIS Academic Celeste Prizes her pierced earrings Likes money Dislikes manual labor Reading and bowling are her hobbies Plans to attend college or get a job. I 5 XWILLIAM EVERETT HANCE, JR. ' ' Academic Pllddm Likes bowling Dislikes yellow t Prizes his Chevelle Shooting pool hings is his hobby Baseball 10, 11. 12 Varsity Club 12 Ah man, go on to attend college. EDMOND BOYD HARDESTY, J Academic Track 9 J.V. Football 10 Plans R. Eddie Likes driving and all sports Dislikes rude people . . . An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Plans to join the Marines. MILTON JAMES HARRIS General Harris Likes sports Dislikes simple stories . .. Baseball 10, 11 Basketball 12 Varsity Club '12 Plans to work for the government. JUDY ANN HARRISON General Prizes Donnie Hobbies include ming and dancing What's it to Likes Home Economics Dislikes work Plans to marry. Judy swim- you ? home- 55 CARLENE MELISSA HARROD General Biggie Likes friendly people Dislikes proud people GAA 9, 11g Chorus 10, 12 Sleeping is her hobby Prizes her class ring Plans to join the Navy. DELOIS ANN HARROD General Dee Her hobbies are listening to soul music and playing softball Solid Chorus 11, 12 Prizes her driver's license Likes going to the Drive-In Dislikes chocolate ice cream Plans secretarial work. MARSHALL ELLSWORTH HAWKINS General Mr, X Likes sports and girls Basketball 9, Baseball 9, 10 . . . Plans to join the Marines. PHYLLIS HAWKINS General 'Phil Enjoys cooking and sewing Student Council 9 Don't put off until to- morrow, because tomorrow is promised to no one. Likes friendly people Plans to be a typist. 56 DIANNE CALSINA HARVEY Commercial Dianne Likes Motorcycles and singing Reading is her hobby Chorus 9 Plans to be- come a secretary. ALPHONSO HAWKINS Commercial Hawk Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 9g Basketball 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12g Patapeake 12 Likes soul music Dis- likes disappointments Prizes Gloratene Plans to attend college. COLLEEN PATRICIA HEILIG Atademic' Colleen Likes flowers and cooking Dislikes war and hate Hobbies include horseback rid- ing, swimming, and art work Drama Club 12 FTA Plans to be free. GENE CARROLL HICKS Commercial Gene Collecting records is his hobby Likes drag racing . .. Dislikes trouble makers . . . Prizes his clothes Plans to join the Air Force. WAYNE EVERETT HAWKINS General Buck I can't stand it Likes sports and soul music Dislikes losing games Prizes the baseball championships . . . Fishing is his hobby Baseball 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club 11, 12 Plans to join the Marines. JACQUELINE ELIZABETH HEIGHT General Teapot Dislikes strict rules Enjoys singing and dancing . . . Prizes her earrings . . . Likes money . . . Don't get excited . . . Plans to be a nurse. JOAN CAROLYN HICKS Commercial Mix Likes sports and driving . . . Trust me-I'll pay Dislikes two-faced friends En- joys being where people are happy. ROSE MARIE HILL General Brown Nose You got it Enjoys dancing and sing- ing Likes soul food Dislikes con- ceited people Prizes her class ring Plans to attend nursing school. 57 KATHLEEN JOY HIMMER Academic Pepper Likes music and art Dislikes egotistical people Student Council 12g Patapeake 123 NHS 12 Prizes her family and friends Peace Plans to join VISTA. SHARON ANN HOFFMAN Commercial Sherry Prizes Mark Enjoys sewing and cook- ing Oh, Really! Dislikes con- ceited people . . . FHA 9 . .. Plans to attend business college. CALVIN LEROY HOLLAND General Calvin Likes soul music and attractive girls . . . Dis- likes people with the wrong attitude . . . Prizes his car . . . Enjoys sports . . . Plans tto be an appliance repairman-. MALINDA LEONA HOLLAND Academic Linda How about that! Likes having fun Dislikes dishonesty Drama Club 12 Prizes her hair Plans to be a missionary. DARLENE HOGAN General Hoggie Beware of what you hear Prizes her Bible . .. Enjoys swimming and. sewing . . . Likes to make friends Plans tho become a nurse. ANTHONY DALE HOLLAND Academic Lerch Likes Chevrolets Basketball 9 Dis- likes Fords and Plymouths Prizes his car and phone call from a certain teacher Enjoys hunting 'Plans to attend college. JUDITH DIANE HOWE General Judy I'm gonna call it love Likes going to parties . .. Chorus 95 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Enjoys dancing and listening to records Plans to attend business school. MARLENA BELLE HOWES Academic Belle GAA 9, 10g Majorettes 11, 12g Prom Prin- cess 11g Student Council 123 Patapeake 12 Hobbies include playing the piano and swimming Likes joel Dislikes two- faced people You're never going to believe what happened! Plans to be- come a model. MARY LOUISE HOLLAND General Mary Lou Likse to travel Chorus 9g GAA 10, 11 12, FBLA 11, V.P.g Science Club 11, V.P.g Sr. Class Council, Patapeake 11, 125 Student Council 12 Prizes her memories Enjoys poetry and cooking . . . Plans to attend college. EVERARD WILLIAM HOWE, JR. Commercial Elroy Likes people who will accept the truth Prizes his bass guitar Enjoys hunting and fishing Plans to enter business. JOAN HUMPHREYS Academic joanie Likes collegiates Dislikes two-faced peo- ple Band 9, 10, 11g Stage Band 11 Peace Prizes Big Ben Plans to attend college. DIANA LEE HURLEY General Die Likes dancing, cooking, and eating Prizes Mac Dislikes stuck-up people Social Dance Club 9, Fund Raising Com- mittee 11 . .. Future plans include marriage. 59 DEBRA JEAN HUTCHINS General Hutch Enjoys softball and swimming Likes dancing and pizza Sounds like a per- sonal problem to me Plans to marry. JAMES SAMUEL HUTCHINS General Samuel Enjoys football and working on cars Prizes his gun Dislikes bossy people Plans to join the Army. JACKSON EVANS IRELAND Academic Van Science Club 11, Treasurerg Jr. Class Execu- tive Boardg Car Rally Committee Chairman 115 NHS 11, 12g Patapeake 12g Student Coun- cil 12 Enjoys sailing- Likes people . .. Dislikes bungling class officers suc- ceeds by using his contacts in Board office Plans to attend college. LORRAINE JAMES Commercial Lorraine Chorus 95 FBLA 123 FTA 12 Prizes her rings Enjoys dancing and traveling Likes money Plans to attend a fashion school. 60 MARVIN EARL HUTCHINS General Johnny Enjoys sky diving and mountain climbing Likes Chevies Dislikes Fords and. collegiates Let's skip . . . Plans to join the service, JOHN BENJAMIN IRELAND III General John Prizes his car Enjoys hunting and swim- ming Baseball 9g Football 11, 12g Varsity Club 12 Dislikes long-haired boys Plans to join the Army. JEFFREY STEVEN JENKINS Academic Jeff Lusby lawyer Fond of Swagglers Pt. . .. Dislikes hippies and homework Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Captain Basketball 10, 122 Track 11, 12 Student Council 9, 102 Varsity Club, Treasurer 11, Vice-President 12 Prizes his Chevelle 596 Plans to attend college. VERA LAVENIA JOHNSON Academic Pinkie FTA 10, 11, Treasurer3 Jr. Class Treasurer3 Student Council 12 Enjoys dancing Likes jewelry Prizes drivers license Plans to attend college or modeling school. SANDRA KAY JEFFERSON Commercial Jeff Likes boys, books, and clothes Dislikes prejudiced people Hobbies include sew- ing and reading Band 9, 10, tl, 121 Student Council 9, IZQ FBLA 123 Patapeake 12 Plans to attend college. ELIZABETH JENIFER General Liz You'll never smell it! Likes to study hard and get good grades in school Her hobbies include singing and cooking Dislikes boring classes Plans to further her education. VERONICA JULIET JOHNSON General Bonnie Likes double-dating Dislikes homework on weekends Prizes Milton Enjoys sewing and listening to records Plans to be an interior decorator. DEBORAH ANN JONES Academic Debbie Likes being a lab assistant . . . Dislikes Geometry . . . Science Club 10, Secretary, 123 Student Council 11, 123 Drama Club 123 FNA 111 FTA 123 Patapenke 12 Prizes her class ring Plans to attend college. bl DIANE LOUISE JONES Commercial Titus GAA 11 Prizes Russell Likes to dance and sing Dig that soul Plans to attend business school. GLORATENE DELORES JONES Commercial Fuzzy Likes to sing and dance Dislikes con- ceited people Prom Princess 11g Student Council 125 Patapeake 123 NHS 12 Prizes Alphonso Enjoys reading Plans secretarial work. Homecoming Princess 12. LORENZO JONES Commercial I-OYCHZO People got to be free Band 9, 10, 115 Track 11, 123 Baseball 9. 10 Prizes his car Plans to join the Army. RONALD MILFORD JoNEs gi gf General COOI I ' Brother, be cool Likes listening to V'-f records Dislikes people who are hard to get along with Track 11, 12 Prizes his car Enjoys dancing and hunt- ing Plans to join the Army. GREGORY JONES Commercial Greg It's your world Likes playing cards Enjoys hunting Plans to join the Navy. JANET DeCARLO JONES Academic Karla I'll be a monkey's uncle! Likes to travel Science Club, 10, 11, 12 FTA 11 Prizes the ability to think Plans to be a WAVE in the Navy. 62 ef GAYLORD CARL KELLAM General Gay Oh right . . . Prizes Linda . .. Enjoys water skiing and motorcycle riding . .. Likes doing his thing Dislikes filling out forms . .. Plans to attend a technical school. THOMAS ROSS KENNEDY Academic Tom Baseball Manager 93 Student Council 11, 12g Senior Class Vice-President Prizes his Saab Enjoys cutting up the seats in Calvert Memorial Stadium and pulling bolts out of wheel chairs Plans to be a pilot. it I 1 RUTH DE LORES JONES General Ruby Would you believe? Likes those you can trust Dislikes two-faced people Science Club 10g Chorus 12 Prizes Alcedes Plans to go to business srhool. CHRISTINE MARIE KALINA Commercial Tenn Likes cheerleading Dislikes conceited people Student Council 9, 12g Pep Club 9, 103 Cheerleader 11, Captain 12 Pata- peake 12 Prizes Lenny Plans to attend secretarial school. C Yum...- REGINA MARIE KENT General Gina You think so ..1 Likes making friends . Dislikes two-faced people . . . Student Coun- Pldum eil 93 Enjoys dancing and cooking . .. Prizes NOT Elsworth Plans to be an airline Avanabl. stewardess. DENNIS WAYNE KING General . Dennis You're alright Prizes his 427 Chevy El Camino V. Baseball 10 Hobbies include sky diving and drag racing . . . Plans to join the State Police. 63 LOPEZ KING Commercial Lopez You do that Likes to get out of class as much as possible Dislikes waiting for lunch Band 9, 10, 11, 125 FTA 10, Student Council 9, 11, 12g GAA 12g FBLA 12 Enjoys playing the drums Plans to further her education. STEPHEN MICHAEL KINNISON Academic Steve Likes girls and Budweiser . . . Dislikes school Prizes his driver's license Plans to join the Navy. FORREST TOUSSANT KYLER General Foffesf Enjoys dancing and singing Prizes his bank book Band 9, 103 Basketball 11g Football 113 Track 113 Varsity Club 11, 12 . .. Likes soul music and traveling Dis- likes disappointments Plans to join the Marines. INIARLENE ADE LE LANE Commercial Marlene Likes shrimp and having a good time Dislikes rainy days . . . Prizes her good times at Calvert Enjoys swimming and playing pool Band 9, 10, 11, 125 FNA 11 Plans to attend secretarial school. 64 our Pima, Noi A Availabll ZETA LOUISE KIRBY Commercial Mosquito You could Have fooled me Likes collegiates and milk shakes Student Council 9, French Club 10 Prizes David Enjoys singing Plans to attend busi- ness school. GERARD WATERS KUREK Academic jerry Basketball 9, 10, 11g Football 10, 11, 123 Student Council 93 Golf Team 11g Varsity Club 11, 12g NHS 11, 12g Sr. Executive Board Likes Debbie and Chevelles Dislikes hippies Plans to go to college. 'Ui TED EVAN LEWIS General Ted Enjoys reading and drawing Prizes spiritual guidance Likes antiques and old 78 rpm records Dislikes war and hatred . . . May attend jr. college. CLAUDIA LONG Commercial CHSSil15 Prizes Butch Enjoys being where it's at . .. Pom-Pom Girls 11g F.N.A. 11 Likes dancing and listening to records Plans to join the Job Corps. 5135? if X s 'W .. giver l 3 :Xie . . . , , 52: .2 , al '-YXE55'fi:...22.-3x:!::. is . , -fl z x fi . i s.4-s,fs,:.s--..,ftQstr,3gs:tss2.e6.1.-.,.f - N -..afkg.i-igzgs M. ..,. rs. 1 V - -fo.. ...r. inizsffmge.. -1.1k,..ks,. Picture 1. .1 .'Ysf-2-Mi . - vi1ii1.r ' ' ' 1' Eiiliiiffi-5's2flE-isiiiiiliisiil .fYfifiElQLf ' Q Vi- ' wa.-.1-. .R K. . - xi- 2 sii:1.'. ' K il f.-.- .,..t.w...,... .. .. -. fog. r--as .5 . CHERYL ANN LEA Commercial Cheryl Hang it up Likes blocks and parties Prizes her driver's license Enjoys swimming and dancing Dislikes a certain shorthand class Plans to attend business school. ELLWOOD ALOYSIUS LEWIS, JR. Commercial Woodie Likes football and cars Track . .. Prizes his car and his tape recorder Plans to attend business school and join the service. JUDY KAY INIABRY General Judy Likes soul music and blocks Dislikes people who talk too much Prizes her diploma Enjoys horseback riding Plans to attend beautician school. CLARENCE MacKALL General Joe Enjoys dancing and playing pool Prizes his car . . . Dislikes trouble makers . . . Plans to join the Army. 65 JOSEPH MACKALL General Dick Enjoys dancing and soul music Likes driving cars Plans to go in the service. JOSEPHINE MACKALL General Phine Not hardly Likes making friends Dislikes school and math Chorus 12 Prizes her class ring Enjoys soul music and dancing . .. Plans to marry. STEPHEN GROVER MACKIEWICZ Academic Steve Is that right? Prizes his Impala SS 'Enjoys sports and working on cars . . . Likes fighting fires . . . Dislikes people with long hair Plans to obtain a trade through a further education. TARA FLORITA MASON General Tap Don't get excited! Dislikes two- faced people Likes eating Varsity Cheerleader 11 Prizes her teddy bear Enjoys dancing and roller skating Future plans are undecided. 66 MARK LENWOOD MACKALL General Monk Dislikes math and English .. . Likes hunting and racing Track 11g Varsity Club 12 Prizes his license Enjoys drawing Plans to 'rdo his own thing. PHYLLIS JOYCE MACKALL Academic Joyce Accept and go on NHS 11, 12g Pata- peake 12g Student Council 12 Enjoys reading Wishes she could have gotten a free period Prizes her NHS key Dislikes snobbish people Plans to at- tend college. PAUL RONALD MCKENNY General Ronnie Dislikes conceited girls Likes weekends Prizes his license Hobbies include hunting and auto work . . . Ain't had none Plans to join the Navy or Marines. GARY JOSEPH MISHOU Academic Rat Come on, man! Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Baseball 11, 12g Varsity Club 11, 12, Sgt. at Arms Prizes Anna Enjoys eating and sleeping Plans to attend college. ROBERT LEE MATTESON General Bob Prizes his friends Likes to work on cars Dislikes conceited people Is that right? Plans to join the service. JOHN KEVIN McCARTY General Melvin Wouldn't I? Likes Dares Beach Doesn't like different people Enjoys working on cars Football manager 95 Varsity Club 11, 12 Prizes his memories Plans to enter the service. MARCIA DENISE MONNETT Academic Marcia Hang it up! . . . Likes collegiates . ., Dis- likes being alone Prizes her memories 'at Calvert Enjoys reading and playing sports GAA 10, 11 12 Plans to be a psychologist after college. NADINE RAE MOORE Academic Dini Likes being with friends Dislikes con- ceited people GAA 10, 11, Treas. 125 FAT 12 Prizes her piano Enjoys all sports Plans to be a teacher. 67 PEGGY LEE MOORE General Peggy' Don't get excited Likes dating, cheer- ing and having fun Dislikes dishonest people Pep Club 9g G.A.A. 11 Prizes Andy . .. Hobbies include roller skat- ing, and singing Future plans are un- decided. JOSEPH WESLEY MORGAN General Joe Ain't had none . .. Likes blocks . . . Dis- likes collegiates Prizes his pool sticks Hobbies include swimming, ice-skating and working on cars Plans to join the Marine Corps. HELEN VIOLA MORSELL General Butter It's your thing Likes dancing and sewing Enjoys listening to soul music Dislikes conceited people ...- Plans to become a nurse. JUDY ODESSA MORSELL General John Prizes her class ring Likes eating and cooking Enjoys playing .records Plans to attend business school. 68 SAMUEL LESTER MORROW General Sammy Go Birds! Likes the Baltimore Ori- oles .. .Dislikes homework and the Mets . .. Enjoys sports, music and watching T.V. Future plans are undecided. CLIFTON RAY MORSELL, JR. General lf- Keep the faith. Dislikes homework Student Council 9 Prizes driver's license Enjoys bowling and basketball . . . Plans to become a postal clerk. CARROLL EUGENE MULLEN Commercial Moon Man Enjoys singing and sports J.V. Football 10, 113 Track 11, 123 Cross Country Team 125 Varsity Club 11,.12 Likes sweet girls Plans to join the Navy. ' DAVID ALLEN NGRFOLK Commercial David Deed so! Prizes his car Likes to work Dislikes snobs Plans to join the service. WARFIELD TANSEY MORSELL Commercial War Likes making new friends Prizes his girl Track 9, 10, 11, 12g Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12g,Football 10, 11 Enjoys cars Plans to travel and then enter college. GARY FRANCIS MOYER General Gary Likes cars and sports Footballg Track . .. Prizes his stereo . .. Plans include work. KEVIN SHEA Q'CONNOR Academic Moon Draft beer, not students Likes the Beatles Doesn't like to get in trouble Enjoys water skiing Football 11, 12 Plans to attend college. TERESA ELAINE OGDEN Commercial Teresa You wish Likes a Marine Dis- likes mean teachers j.V. Cheerleader 93 GAA 9g Drama Club 12 Prizes her school ring Enjoys horseback riding Plans to be an airline stewardess. 69 JACK HARVEY OLIFF, JR. General Jackie Dislikes homework Enjoys dancing and working on his car How you doing Plans to enter the service. RALPH JOSEPH OUELLETTE General Tootie Likes to water ski Dislikes snobbish people Enjoys having a good time Plans to enter the Navy. HAYWOOD WARREN PARKER, JR. General Jr. Likes girls with attractive eyes Prizes his shotgun Hobbies include hunting and crabbing Dislikes two-faced people Plans to enlist in the Army. ROSIE LEE PARKER General My Girl Oh happy day Chorus 9, 123 GAA 10, 11 Prizes her class ring . .. Enjoys going to church Likes dancing and sleeping Dislikes conceited people Plans to attend business school. 70 DELORES PAULETTE LETITIA PARKER General Paulette Dislikes coming to school on a rainy day Let's get together Drama Club 9g Pom-Pom girls 92 Student Council Enjoys dancing and bowling Plans to attend college. GREGORY O'DONALD PARKER General G.O. What's happening? Likes friendly people Baseball 9, 103 Basketball 9, 10 Enjoys playing records and eating Plans to join the Navy. BARBARA JEAN PHIPPS Commercial Barbara You're out of your mind Likes Greg Dislikes Patapeake deadlines Stu- dent Council 10 Majorettes 11, 12 Homecoming Princess 11 Prom Prin- cess 11 Patapeake 12 NHS 12 Prizes her pre-engagement ring Plans to become a medical secretary. MYRNA DELL FAYE PINKNEY General Faye Likes listening to soul music Enjoys dancing .. .Junior Class Executive Board . . . Future plans are undecided. It 5 WILLIAM SINCLAIR PARRAN Commercial Bill Likes teachers with a sense of humor Dislikes Fords and Simcas Prizes his voodoo doll of Mr. Buzzerd Plans to join the Air Force. DIANNE LYNN PHELPS GCfl6I'8l Dianne Tell it like it is Likes sports and having a good time Dislikes tests and hippies Student Council 11 Prizes her driver's license Enjoys swimming and cooking Plans to go to college. flu s s r .rfisesifilklfsg-kgs .- zflglfqi 'X c Q i - Q sfs-- . - J l gr f r - -. ,se-Q51-.ss , -- c , crgrrcsss rscs , L it L L ffg L T srrsse 51 i E.. of ' . X : Y x Q .ikc g A l i - INIICHAEI. WAYNE PITCHER General V MitCh Likes Budweiser Dislikes nosy people . .. Prizes his boat Enjoys hunting and water skiing Plans to enlist in the Navy. . STANLEY JOSEPH PITCHER General 5ffmlC'Y You can if you want to Likes cars Dislikes hippies Prizes his GTO . .. Enjoys going to Oriole and Colts games . . . May join the Marines. 7l ELSWORTH JOSEPH PLATER General Elsworth Likes Italian clothes Track 10, 11, 12g Varsity Club 11, 12 Prizes his car Enjoys playing pool and eating Plans to join the Navy. JESSE PLATER Academic jesse All's well that ends well . .. Likes science and math Dislikes school buses Quiet but studious NHS ll, 12 Prizes his scholastic awards Enjoys read- ing, art, and and coin collecting Plans to be an engineer after graduating from college. JUNE PROUT Academic Sook Likes money and clothes Doesn't like disappointments Science Club 93 Senior Class Executive Board Prizes her bank- book . .. Enjoys sewing and going to movies Plans to attend college. GEORGE PATTERSON RAWLINGS General George Solid Likes race cars Dislikes war . . . Prizes his pictures . .. Enjoys work- ing on cars and reading Plans to enlist in the Marines. 72 SHARON VERONICA PLATER Commercial Funny Girl Duty comes before pleasure Likes basketball and soul music Prizes her class ring NHS 12 Enjoys singing and dancing Plans to attend business college. DONALD CARROLL PLUMMER Academic Donine Likes to have a good time Dislikes homework, long bus. rides' and the word groovy . . . Prizes his record collection Enjoys ice skating and bowling Plans to be a teacher. i . DANIEL CHRISTOPHER RICE General Fuzzy Life is what you make it Likes sports and art Dislikes trouble FFA 12 Prizes his life Enjoys swimming Plans to attend college. YVETTE MAUREEN RICE General Yvette Likes honest and reliable people ,Dis- likes dishonest people Hobbies include singing and sewing Plans to be a seam- SfI'CSS. DAR LENE JOAN RAY Commercial DJ. Some kinda fantastic Likes soul music Dislikes war Science Club 103 FTA 115 FBLA 12 Enjoys dancing and making scrap books Plans to attend college. JOAN MAYBE LLIN RAY General Teddy Dislikes sarcastic people Likes dancing and listening to soul music Chorus 125 FBLA 12 Prizes her license Enjoys dancing and playing cards Plans to attend business school. N prfx. 'QP' PAMELA AILEEN ROBB Academic Robie Ring-a-ding Likes being around happy people . . . Dislikes war . . , Hobbies include sewing and making scrapbooks Hockey 9, 10, 11g Softball 9, 10, 115 Drama Club 10g Newspaper Staff 11, 123' Student Coun- cil 12g medical career. DELMAE ,FRANCES ROBERTS Commercial Franny No dumb Likes friendly people Dislikes snobs Prizes her driver's license Enjoys singing Plans office work. 73 GRAFTON ROBINSON Commercial Bird Likes nice people Band 10, 11 FTA 10 Guitar Club 10 Jr. Class Presi- dentg Science Club 11 Enjoys dancing and cooking Plans to be a model. JUDY ANN ROBINSON General Judy Yeah, right . . . Enjoys bowling and listen- ing to records Dislikes conceited people Plans to attend beautician's school. JOEL ALAN CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL General Joel Prizes his motorcycle . .. Likes Marlena . . . Football 9, 11, 12 Varsity Club 11, 12 Enjoys water skiing Future plans undecided. MARY LOUISE RUSSELL Commercial Mary It's your thing Likes her friends . .. Dislikes snobbish people Chorus 10 GAA 11, 12 FTA 12 Enjoys dancing Future plans undecided. 74 STEVEN ROY ROBINSON Academic Steve Likes football, basketball and motorcycles . . . Prizes his shotgun Dislikes spinach and smoking Hobbies include hunting and wood working Plans to attend junior college. DAVID JOI-IN RUSSELL General David You'll never smell it Likes dancing Dislikes chocolate candy Baseball 9, 10, 11 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Foot- ball 11 Cross Country Team 12 Varsity Club 11, 12 Prizes Doris Plans to join the Air Force. I JAMES ALEXANDER SAVOY General james Do your thing Prizes his typewriter . . . Likes to assemble model cars . , . Enjoys working in the I.A.D. Plans to become a plumber. ROBERTA CHRISTINE SCHROM Academic Roberta Likes long school holidays Dislikes lack of school spirit GAA 103 French Club 105 Student Council 10, 11 V.P.g NHS 11, 123 Sr. Class Executive Boardg Patapeake 12g FTA 12 Prizes her class ring Hob- bies include sketching and painting . . . Plans to attend college. NXIILLIAM ISAAC SAUNDERS General SP'f'fdY R-i-g-h-t Prizes his car Hobby is watching girls and washing his car Dis- likes Chorus and snobbish people Future plans include joining the service and attend- ing a trade school. EVERET1' CORNEI. SAVOY Academic Bllbbl' Y0u'll never smell it Likes money and girls Dislikes conceited people Prizes his clothes Hobbies include basketball, football and baseball Plans to become an engineer. MARY ELIZABETH SCHXVARTZ Academic Mary Beth I stand alone without beliefs, the only truth I know is you Likes Simon and Garfunkel Dislikes hypocrisy Stu- dent Council 9, 11, 12 Parliamentariang Patzipeake 10. 123 NHS 11, 121 FTA 11 V.P., 12 Pres.g French Club 10 Pres.g Sail- ing Club 10 Sec. Prizes Tammy Hobbies include horseback riding Plans a career in foreign languages. LINDA LEE SCOTT Stenographic Linda Shot who? Prizes her car and her freedom Likes a good time Dislikes corny people Plans to go into govern- ment work. 75 LINDA ANN SCRIVENER General Linda Likes blocks, teachers with a good sense of humor Prizes Gene Dislikes two- faced people and collegiates . . . Her hobbies include bowling, swimming, and writing letters Future plans are marriage. GREGORY PAUL SEALEY General Greg Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain Band 9 Varsity Club 11, 12 Prizes his '62 Chevy Hobbies include hunting and water sports Dislikes homework Likes Barbara Jake snake Plans to join the Navy . .. All-SMAC '68 and '69. ROBERT SHIFFLETT General Bob Likes freedom . . . Dislikes school . . . Ain't did it yet . . . - Prizes his Volks- wagen Future plans are undecided. GLORIA CECILLE SHULL Academic Bear I'll drink to that Likes dill pickles '. .. Dislikes narrow-minded people Pep Club 10, Campus Courier 11, 125 Student Council 12 Prizes her driver's license Hobbies ,include swimming and drawing Plans to attend college. 76 FRANCES ANN SEWELL Commercial Frances Student Council 9, 11, 12 Hobbies in- clude going to the movies and dancing Prizes Mike Dislikes getting up early in the morning Likes money and going nut Plans to work for the government You have got to be kidding. GREGORY LEE SHANNON Academic Greg Likes his Volkswagen and job at the hospital Dislikes homework and football injuries Football 9, 125 Basketball 9g Class Officer 9 Prizes good health Plans to attend college. DENNIS MICHAEL SBIAWLEY General Mike Prizes his friends Hobbies include hunting, drawing and horseback riding Likes hot weather, and one girl Dislikes cutting grass and rain V Track 9 Plans include Air Force or Career. CHARLES RAY SMILEY Commercial Ray This is true Likes honest people and Chevrolet Super Sports Campus Courier 12 Dislikes stuck-up people Prizes Debbie Hobbies include water skiing and drag racing Plans to enter the Air Force. APRIL LEE SILVER General Ape Student Council 9, 10, ll, 12 Home- coming Princess 9 Senior Class Presi- dent Likes French Fries, bingo and flowers Dislikes paying telephone bills Prizes Eddie Hobbies are nickel pickin' and'writing letters Plans to attend business college. SANDRA ANN SILVERMAN General Sandy You wish Chorus 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 10 Prizes her car Her hobbies are cooking and horseback riding Likes listening to soul music Dis- likes conceited people z.. Plans to enter the Air Force or become a clerk typist. ALFREDA RACHEL SMITH General Kitten GAA 11, 12 Vice-President Chorus 12 NHS 12 Prizes her class ring Hobbies are dancing and playing softball Likes basketball games Dislikes people who think they're cute It's my thing Future plans are undecided. CARROLL LESTER SMITH Academic Les Say what? Likes soul music and girls , .. Dislikes difficult Physics tests . . . Prizes his Road Runner Hobbies are playing sports and going to the drive-Ain Plans to go to college. 77 CYNTHIA FRANCES SMITH General Cindy You better go back to bed and dream over . . . Likes to dance and eat . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Prizes her stuffed animals . . . Hobbies include ice skating and horseback riding . . . Plans to become a cosmetologist. ERNESTINE VERLISTER SMITH Academic Ernestine Good grief Likes baseball and bas- ketball Dislikes geometry , . . Prizes her class ring Enjoys reading as a hobby. . . . Plans to attend college. WENDELL LEROY SMITH General Butch Likes drag racing and soul music Base- ball 9, 10, 11 Prizes his Cyclone His hobbies include hunting, and running his Rap , .. Dislikes prejudiced people . . . What you sav there love Plans to join the Marines. WINFIELD SESPINCER SMITH General Winny Peace and love make the world go around . .. Likes hot dogs and chocolate milk Dislikes bananas and fish Prizes his movie projector and films . .. Enjoys sing- ing and playing the drums Plans an entertainment career or joining the Navy. 78 JACQUELINE FIDELLA SMITH General Iflfkie This is true Pep Club 9, 103 Science Club 9, 10, 11g FNA 11 Prizes Daniel . .. Likes fashion shopping and eating . . . Dislikes two-faced people Her hobbies are collecting soul records and dancing . . . Plans to become a model. LORRAINE SMITH Ggnefal Lorraine Her hobbies are watching T.V. and reading Plans a career in, modeling or working with I.B.M. computers. Picture Noi' Available JOYCE ANNE STINNETT Academic JOYCE Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 President j.V. Cheerleaders 9, 10 FNA 11 junior Class Vice-president Patapeake 12 Human Relations Club KNCCD Take and do Prizes her Clairol bottle Dislikes Geometry teachers Likes XVayson's Bingo Hobbies include coin collecting and dancing Plans to attend college. DORIS SIRLENE TAYLOR Commercial Doris T It's your thing Chorus 11, 12 Drama Club 12 Prizes Randy En- joys dancing and singing Likes animals, money and sports Dislikes two-faced people Plans to enter the job Corps or the Air Force. . HORACE ALBERT STEAD Academic Al Likes sports, water skiing, and rockets . . . Squataminger . . . Dislikes conceited people Prizes his Saturn 1B Model Rocket Plans to become a millionaire. PHYLLIS DIANE STENXIART General Pixie That's life Likes soul music and fashions Dislikes math and science Chorus 12 Hobbies are drawing and creating fashions . . . Prizes Dovall . . . Plans to be an artist or a fashion designer. I.: NORDEEN SINCERE TAYLOR Commercial Nordeen You'll never smell it Likes friendly people Dislikes prejudiced people Prizes her hair Hobbies include sew- ing and sleeping Plans to become a beautician. ROSE MELVINIA TAYLOR Academic Vinnie Dislikes having nothing to do Enjoys dancing and table tennis Prizes her clothes Likes making new friends Plans to be an IBM programmer. 79 JAMES LOUIS THOMAS General Deacon Enjoys girl watching and camping j.V. Baseball 93 Drama Club 9g Student Council 10g Chorus 103 FFA 11, 12 Likes school Prizes his photo collection Hey, mug! Plans to be a horticulture teacher. NANCY LOUISE THOMAS Commercial Nancy Are you kidding? Likes to have a good time Dislikes hippies Prizes her driver's license Hobbies include swimming and dancing Plans marriage. BONNIE ELIZABETH TROTT General Forty-two Prizes her contact lenses Enjoys playing bingo and checkers Likes jokes and spaghetti I feel icky junior Class Executive Board . .. Plans to be a beautician. WILLIAM EDWARD TURNER General William Likes girls and cars Doesn't like home- work Enjoys hunting and ice skating Now this is true Prizes his car Future plans are undecided. 80 RONALD EDWIN THOMAS Academic Ronnjg Likes listening to good music and traveling Dislikes egotistical people Student Council 9, 101 Science Club 10g junior Class Executive Boardg NHS 11, Treasurer 123 Patapeake Staff 12g Senior Class Executive Board . .. Prizes his true friends . . . Enjoys playing the piano . . . Plans to attend college. DORIS ANN THOMPSON Commercial D01-is Dislikes boys who wear bell bottoms Really? Enjoys bowling, cooking and reading Plans to attend beautician school. GARFIELD MCKINLEY WALLACE General Rat Football 10, 11 Campus Courier 12 Girls just set me wild! Likes food . . . Enjoys sports, dancing and riding around . . .Plans to join the Coast Guard and attend a technical school. THELMA NAOMI WALLACE Commercial Wimmie Enjoys drawing and decorating . .. Pom-Pom girls 11 . . . Likes to type . .. Really ! . .. Plans marriage. 1 '1tZFs., , . ,M , . ik, 1 . if HAROLD COLUMBUS TYLER Commercial Boo Boo Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11 What's happening, man? . .. Likes girls Prizes his parents and his hat . .. Enjoys swimming and dancing Hopes to be a test pilot. DESIREE DU LCY WALLACE General Footie Likes reading and friendly people . ,. Chorus 9 Science Club 10 FTA ll FBLA -12 Oh my lambs Prizes her radio Enjoys baseball and soap box operas Plans to attend business school. WILLIAM WALLACE General William He who laughs last laughs best Likes girls Prizes his money Plans to join the Air Force. CRESTON ROGERS WARD Academic Creston Prizes his Yamaha Dislikes hippies Likes to shoot pool Enjoys racing cars .. Plans to go to college. BONNIE CHRISTINE WATTS Commercial Red Dislikes GTO's likes keeping up with the latest fashions GAA 11 enjoys cooking and sewing . .. plans to become a secretary. GWENDOLYN ALBERTO WATTS Academic Stuff Pep Club 9, FTA 9, sec. 10, 115 French Club, sec. 10, pres. 115 FBLA 93 Student Council 10, 11, 12g Junior Class Secretaryg GAA 12 Solid Prizes her piggy bank . .. likes to shoot pool . . . plans to at- tend college. JEROME ALEXANDER WHITE Academic Jerome That's life Likes watching sports events Dislikes rude people Bas- ketball 11, 12, Track 11g Varsity Club 11, 12 Pres., NHS 11,125 Patapeake 123 Stu- dent Council 12, Prizes his glasses Plans to attend college. DEBORAH SUE WHITTINGTON Academic Debbie You wanna make a bet? Likes Baltimore Orioles and Green Bay Packers Dislikes long bus rides Prizes Jerry . . . Enjoys swimming and roller skating .. . Band 9-12g GAA 9, 103 Homecoming Princess 10g FNA 11, 123 Prom Princess 113 Student Council 12... Plans to become a nurse. 82 SHARON LOUISE WELDON Commercial Sharon Gym Club 9, 103 Student Council 125 FBLA 12 . . , hobbies include reading, listen- ing to music ancl going to see good movies dislikes to have complications likes to write letters to Doug I want to thank you . . . Plans to do secretarial work, LILLY VEOLA WESLEY General Shorty Likes people with nice personalities Chorus 10 Prizes her school ring Likes to eat and listen to soul music plans marriage. E 3 MARY ANN VUILLETT General Little Herb Likes to laugh and have a good time Dislikes sarcastic people Student Council 103 jr. Class Executive Board Prizes her shortness and slimness Hobbies include dancing and studying Plans to become a go-go dancer or a beautician. SYLVESTER XWILLETI' General Wesley It's your thing Likes girls and cars ...Dislikes snobbish people Prizes Claudia Enjoys sports Baseball 9, 103 Track 11, 12' . . . Plans to attend business school. RALPH DENNIS XWILKERSON General Mouse Likes drag racing Dislikes collegiates Prizes Donna What's it to ya? Plans to become an auto mechanic. JOHN LEROY XVILLETT, JR. General Lucky You'll never smell it Likes sports and records Baseball 9, 103 Basketball 93 Track 12 Prizes his girl Plans to do my thing. ANNETTE LESLIE WILLIABIS Academic Annette Shalom . . , Likes Mexican food and classi- cal music . ,. Student Council 9, 11 Secretary 12g French Club 103 Science Club 10, 123 Jr. Class Historiang NHS 11, 123 Patapeake 123 Science Club President Enjoys play- ing the piano, reading, and crocheting Prizes her class ring Plans to attend college. CAROL ANITA XVILLIAMS Academic Carol If you really want to know FHA 9, 103 jr. Class Executive Boardg Student Coun- cil 11, 123 Sr. Class Secretary3 Drama Club 123 FTA 123 Campus Courier 12Q NHS 12, Likes yellow roses Dislikes getting up early Enjoys sewing Prizes her Lhasa Apso Plans to attend college. X 83 INIARY DAXWN VUILLIAINIS General Duckie Enjoys dancing and water skiing Likes friendly people . , . Dislikes hippies . , . Drama Club 12 XY'hatever turns you on Plans to become a beautician Prizes Billy J. MICHAEL KEITH WILLIAMS Academic Keith Ain't not! Dislikes dumb laughs Likes jessie Prizes his Chevelle Enjoys all sports j.V. Basketball 9, 10g Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 12, Student Council 12 Plans to attend college. OLIVER ALWRIGHT WILLS General Willey He who fights and runs away, lives to fight another day . . . Likes sports . . . Dislikes bossy people Prizes his bank book Enjoys dating Plans to be- come an engineer. ROBERT LOUIS WILSON, JR. General jimmy Likes to dance Prizes his '62 Nash Hobbies include hunting, working on cars, and shooting pool Can you whip it? Plans to join the Marines. 84 AUDREY MAE WILLS General Mae Hobbies include sewing and dancing Prizes her class ring Likes movies and cooking Dislikes housework and football . . .Plans to work. BARBARA ANN WILLS Commercial Barbara It's my thing Likes parties and meet- ing new friends Dislikes a dry day Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Prizes Oliver Enjoys dancing and traveling Plans to attend business school. JENNIFER ANN WOOD Commercial Jenny Sure! Dislikes homework and tests Likes soul music and pizza Chorus 10, 11 Prizes Joe . .. Enjoys watching T.V. and going to the movies Future plans include secretarial work. PAUL ANDREW WOOD - General Paul Likes fast cars Dislikes conceited people . .. FFA 11, 12 You've got to hold on to it Enjoys hunting Prizes his girl . .. Plans a career with the Navy or the State Police. LAURA MARGUERITE VVISEMAN Commercial Baby La Likes to read and have a good time Dislikes prejudiced teachers, silly boys and filling out forms Student Council 9, 10g Science Club 10 Prizes her driver's license Plans to become a medical secretary. RODNEY VINCENT WISENIAN General Rod Baseball 9 Likes his girl and his car Plans to join the Army. CATHY JEAN WOOTEN General Cathy Likes friendly people . . , Dislikes snob- bish people Prizes Bennie Future plans include marriage and work. ALFRED LEE YOUNG General Ygung Likes making friends and being around nice people Dislikes show-offs Baseball 9 Prizes the class ring of Tara Mason Hobbies include hunting and fishing . .. Plans to join the Air Force and become an auto mechanic. 85 PADDY DARLING ZOLLINHOFER Academic Darling Likes small schools and nice people . .. Dis- likes snobbish people Prizes her driver's license Hobbies include bowling, horse- back riding, skating, and swimming Stu- dent Council 11g NHS 12 Plans to attend college. I l . .W . hat kind of snake did you say you saw? V My neck only gets stiff on Saturday W Do you think the teacher will see me . h using this? mg ts' Q l i ef 2 86 Future Plans are Slfould you believe I'm a principals son Joyce Stinnett and Dean Dent Charles Bennett and Annette Willimns Most Likely To Succeed Deloris Harrod and' Grafton Robinson Best Looking Eileen Curran and jeff jenkins Best Couple Q wa A :F ' fe-- ? P130 X Q.. N I X A has -Arif, f W N I9 I 'X V, W, Wqgnrh Jerome begins another interesting debate in P.O.T.C. Ann Bowen and Jerome White Most Talkative t lfgffow f ' V in 'A if Y l it as Now Anne presents her views. Mr. Costley must maintain as the class enthusiastically takes notes. The debate ends with the usual round of applause. Mary Beth Schwartz and Iessie Plater Quietest Biggest Flirts Clarice Brooks and Tom Kennedy Class Clowns Beryl Bishop and Charles Funn Nw: Su ..- Most Talented Gwen Watts fr Kun Edwards Most Talented Dorisa Hall an Forrest Kyler Best Dancers Nadine Moore and Warfield Morsell Most Athletic Squires? Officers Gayl Brooks, President Joan Gray, Vice-President Mary Chase, Secretary Cincleralla Brooks, Treasurer Junior Class 50f,:--A Ring Thing! is just another phase in the lives of the swinging juniors dedicated to the ideal that united they'll stand to conquer the challenges that confront them as juniors.' Under the leadership of.their efficient class officers, the juniors plan exciting activities that involve everyone's participation. - juniors sometimes wonder if it's really worth all the work writing up six chemistry experi- ments and ten sheets of homework in one night . .. trying to figure out how they would devise a famous Parallel Postulate if they had been Euclid .... memorizing our forty-eleven candidates, their parties and platforms in the election of' something or other misinterpreting the philoso- phies of Emerson and Thoreau . . . taking the first crack at the SATg a combination of next year's math course, last week's English vocabulary which they promptly forgot, and some technical points that never will be understood. But two important events make the work seem worth it: ordering and receiving class rings and most important the junior-Senior Prom making plans raising funds decorating and attending. Second in status only to the highly respected Seniors, the juniors radiate warmth and ingenuity that contribute to the buoyant school spirit at C.S.H.S. A hardworking group, they strive for the best and never seem to lack the energy to take on new and difficult endeavors, Only the greatest rewards can await the Class of '71, Class Mascot ef- , 'x.,..f 2' k EHHQIL . W 0 5 S' L , L .,,.t, X. .fy f mm ' A if NH- ' lk Q arg? E ' K 5 3-. 4 ao 09 X 4 Sf: f --1-ww. . x S 9 I roi H Q 9 ls 3 1153 lb? , aw H . . . 5-2-1:gbff::tf,j:g1lg5,51 -, X .f:.i.,uf 5 -- K ,- g ' 1 . f S Q a N K a x N S R , Q gi x X X L Zz, X 3 X Q Xsxqx A xg V X S E R 5 X Q 1 Q Q x X Q A.. 1 1 kg '15 V 1 if s , Fig - s f 6 . .. J A X aw k -. Anim: - , :Eva Y 9 ' g V ,ws Q , ef. Agn - , , X Q .. f 1 n gi S! F352 .,.,, X ,. GV ' , ,Q,,- I WMM , ':,.eNf,, ,1 . . Hsin. I. x k -.-an-.....,. is ut- . , .vv ' Y n v 'N P fr was .4J.,....Q.. r K- p wu.....4xh -rm, ,asf 1 Wff. 5 ., .X xo Ya Viv? 4 x lawn' -. 'ifl A .. 1:1 if x 1. J A 1 . Q9 fx A MQ- ' -an hm. idx-xii y M 4 . K ' pa-X .5 A fx Q.. 6 X Q 4' 4 K A fgi .N 2 If H 'XP -.h, i f ,. l' . . . QKWDA 1 , ' - X I X f QQ JY jfgggilix . ,. , Q- V Sophomore Class Stand In the end you'll still be you One that's done all the things you've set out to do. Stand There's a cross for you to bear Things to go through if you're going anywhere . . . CLASS OFFICERS Sealed-Ann Angil-President Debra Childs-Vice President Lavenia Locks-'Secretary Mary Lou Pardoe-Treasurer They now know which is Building A and which is Building B. They've become accustomed to the ten minute bell and no longer jump up to leave class when it rings. They realize Mr. Bergin, Mr. Fletcher and Mr. Tidwell are not quite as terrible as they seem. Familiarity has made them bold enough to fight their way into the cafe- torium against the tide of seniors streaming out. They are in their second year of high school. Having only half a day at the Annex, many sophomores have become involved in school functions. Football, baseball, basketball, band, Student Council and other clubs can boast sophomore members. They crowd in Mr. Proffitt and Mr. jefferson's Driver Ed classes in preparation for the most important event in a sophomores life-taking the test for a license. Once ob- tained, the license holds its own cloak of status. Dates, dances and night games follow. They struggle with onomatopoeia, Shakespeare and biology experiments, yet they some- how remain cheerful. They can be heard laughing about the mistakes they see the fresh- men make. But why shouldn't they? They did the same things last year. . 1 W, VE i T-Q A., 4'Ljx:'N Q' . -X X f. 'a. K .- V A l 4 ,155 '. XY I N, . , ,,-X X ., ,, X , X f 'ff N KL 4 ' fx X, z A W? .an 2: MN., 1. mmcneesw: v ia- 1 ana........ :xl . 2? X .,. , v-N6 .ki w 1 M 1 A. Vi -5 ig f .pi Manila if' fw P . f W' Q l Aim ' , 'WM' A ' X ,veg ,V K ,. M, x xxx, f'X Fl H 4 1 ':1f:L,aag.,,iLm'i -...M 'yfz' . ,. . ,, , I X !!L I dx ,, Wu. f-Q, H n ,fi JE f ff 'Fw . v. ,W 'fi 3 .M Q w. ' ms '-xi' 'd l-Hili 5 2. 1 9 XM l' 1 :EE K ggi- iilsfamssm '-M' g . - IEH Q .. . J' I M , g, Y WA. 1 V. Rf, ..,,, WM., E: fs , nf.-. 1 asf . , ww E ,f 4'S . ri Aft, . ini 'K A . Mi W wr QQ: ' - . K ,. A. x 'V , - If 1' Y A K l ,,,, 'Q . A i? Q M W g 5 V LL,1 ., J , I -mf ' f 'u IO- Top mu'-Roy Gib- son, Ernest Shifflett, Ellsworth Willett, Robert johnson, George Thomas, Wil- son Lane, Robert Bra- dy, Bruce Hines, Charles Rice. Middle mu'-Miss Garretson, Sylvia Mason, Lynn Bowen, Theresa Ward, Beverly Height, Regina Staucl- iger, Pat Grace, Syl- via Freeland, Diana Dowell. Boffom row -Norma Gray, Betty Stilt, Abrella jones, Diana Hutchins, Dar- lene White, Annes- ton Boyd, Carol jean Coby, Sheila Pitcher. i YAY Q M ,fSsJJ ,. Y? to - 'Fl' , --.. t--rr f as if 5 J l04 IO-8 Top row-Linwood Thomas, Thomas Bra- dy, Amos Sewell, Charles Heigh. 3rd mu'-William Skin- ner, Michael Jones, Steven Watson, Clar- ence Henson, Houston Mackall, Herbert Wil- lett Michael Jeffries 2nd mu Alice Coop er Naomi Hick Pam ela Bowen Amelia Thomas Gwendolyn Morsell P tricra Stokes Mary Willett Ballom mu Carolyn Green Sheila Hines Gail Kent Cindy jones Vanessa But e IO-9 Top ron'-Frank Mur- phy, Donnie Hall, Mark Reid, Billy Hooper, XVayne Mis- ter, james Brady, John Lehnn, Billy XXfells, Steve Chaney, Divain Bowen. Mid- dle mu'-J o y C e Phipps, LaRue Carter, jackie King, Cheryl Howe, Debbie Tur- ner. Shannon Walrd, Verelln jones. Debbie Childs, Boflom raw -Fay Brown, Debbie Wfhittington, Judith Garner, Linda Dillon, T e r r y Thompson, Debbie Fowler. I05 IO-IO Top row-Lucy Whit- tington, Karen Foote, Deborah Holland, Barbara Schrom, Ruth Raum, Joan Wilson, Myra Ekas, Myrna Ekas, Diane Harris. Middle mu'-Kathy Renke, Loretta John- son, Robin Anderson, Melody Williams, Bertha Jones, Carole Clark, Gail Green, Deborah Pardoe, Dar- la Scheuch. Bollam row-Larry Wood, Leo Cochran, jona- than Plummer, Ray- field Hawkins. , .WW - .ti .., ,,,,,, ,,, ,, ,,,,,.. 1 it f - mga- :ff1f..,,,r,,.., k '2'.:1 ,'rr:i1rr, ilafi if L an-1 -1- .t--W, , Mi , A1, , Y, A, ? r 45 i ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, , I V --' , IO-II Top row-Dwight Plater, Humphrey Myers, Harry Cooke, Barry janey, Henry Hawkins, Ricky La- joice, William Quacle, Donald Gantt, Brad Ray, George Morgan. Middle row-Sadie Claggett, Carol Mc- Cready, Linda New- by, Kathy Buck, Syl- via Morsell, Pat Heigh, Myrtle Chase, Alice Buck, Becky Moore. Barium raw -Ann Jenkins, Ger- aldine Gray, Diane Jones, Darlene Brooks, Miriam Prat- er, Nancy Mister, Ginger Rawlings, Connie Pruitt, Cordel- la Bishop. Freshman Class Don't know where we come from Don't know where we're going to, But if all this should have a reason We would be the last to know. So let's hope there is a promised land Hang on til then as best you can. Ask a freshman what he thinks of high school life and he may tell you that he doesn't even feel he is part of it. With split shifts and isolation at the Annex, most freshmen are completely separate from the rest of the school. Those who attend the morning shift go to the main building for twenty minutes- ample time to gobble lunch before going home. A few who are fortunate enough to have specialized classes may be bussed to the main building for one or two periods. However, those who have the afternoon shift see the main building only as a blur when they whiz by on the bus. Traditionally the freshman year is a time of adjustment-to establish practices of upper classmen, to the greater work load pushed on them, to the organizing of their first class election, to the clubs they join because they can miss some class time, the probable patterns they will follow for the next three years. In spite of all these adjustments, the freshmen aren't concerned with much. Social injustices don't fire them, nor do politics. Knowing what's going on around them and at the main building doesn't mean much to them. For now, they are concerned only with hang on til then as best you can or at least until they're sophomores. Afternoon Shift Top mu Pamela Cochran, Doris Le- han, Wayne Finn, Deborah Dowell, Charles Whittington, Gary Hyde, Rita Rob- ertson, Constance Johnson, Don Hall. Middle row-Sheryll Walton, Karen Pier- nik, Valerie Austin, Edith Bullard, Regina Jones, Delores jones, joan Rawlings, Mark Cox. Bollom-Hazel Norris, Frances Herche, Selma O'Dell, Deborah Simms, Pam- ela Broome, Sharon Hightower, Terry O' Keefe, Mary Railey, Kathie Howes. IO7 Fran! rrzuf-Maurice Rawlings, Michael Morsell, Michael Booth, Rosalee Chew, Sharon Touart, Patti Payton, Preston King, Sylvannus jones. Bol- lom mu'-Linda Reid, Boyce Thomas, Rus- sell Poe, Teresa Smith, Steven Phillips, Mike Hatfield, Saun- ders Freelantl, Paul- ette Thomas. -w---..- , qiismxa ? ww A W' '- 3' ,n X ' if -...s- 1 J, ,,.,.,,,..i...r..w.- -us29haxm...H A as IO3 Firff mu'--Vaughn Gray, Paulene Haw- kins, Laura White, Deborah Wilkerson, Carolyn Tucker, War- en Gorman, Alnutt Chase, Eclward Schoppe, Louis james, Calvin, Jones. Semnd row-A l l e n Cook, Jacqueline Wallace, Darlene Harris, Julis C h a s e, Ernestine Kent, Diane Parker, Patricia Raum, Eugene Claggett, Steve Cor- rales, Oswald Brown. Third mu'-Franklin Chew, Alice Hicks. Fazzrlb mu'-Gregory Smith, Robert Brown, Deborah Long, Quen- tin Morsell, Mark Thompson, Kermit Hurley, Quentin Hol- land, Melvin Hurley, Rantlolph Berry. IO4 Front row-Nancy Carroll, Sandra Lubbes, Steve Clag- gett, Bonnie Sturdi- vant, Stephanie Rog- ers, George Richard- son, Ellsworth John- son, Pierce Adams, Marshall Harris, Dar- lene Brooks, Halston jones, Russell Quade. Sefwzd raw-Harry Webb, Colleen jones, Wanda Anderson, Debbie Hardesty, Charles Sens, Eddie Lyons, james Chew, Robert Boteler, joseph Harris, Carlos Mac- kall. Third row-Rom nie Ehrmantrut, War- ren Burke, William Morrison, Pandora Howe, Dianne Har- rod, Dorothy Jones, Randolph Gross, Mi- chael Randall, Danny Adams, Stanley Stew- Ziff. Ml 'X l5Q'l?If:iffVv3-ei was ' ff-my f,,., S X . J, J . ,. C:- .W ,- ,few -27422 , . fwgwqya. V, Q 1 50. .. - Q A,:f,5.,- , . -l Q , , - , .f ' ,W .L ,yjgiwiiv L l O 6 -165- Holland Fran! 1 11 zz oseph Stubbs, Willie jones Alan Scaggs joseph Reid, Theodore Yrtes Frank Brxdley seph Ward Wryne Freeland Mfdile :ou -Roy Smith William White, Ellen Wlllace Brenda jmclts Patrick Smith, Mlchul Chg getr, Julius Iubbes Burl' rou Trull Pla ter, Sandra Hooper Diane Plater Yolm da Corrales Sandra jones, Gloria ones Alberta Gorman Kate Hawkins Barbar1 Top row-Preston Stepney, Donald Cheer, John Stepney, John Mackall, Carl Hughes, L e m u el jones, Thomas But- ler, Carson Jones. Middle row-George Isenburg, Steve Hen- derson, Leonard Smith, Cordell jones, William Soper, Steve Smith. Bolzom row- Clarence Kent, Tyrone Sollers, Paul Bowen, Richard Flynn, Keith Herbert. 'ui II2 Top row-Robert Gibson, David Har- vey, Thomas Herbert, Glenwood Hurley, Carlton jones, El- wood Saunders, Dwight Brooks, Ric- ky Shields. Middle row-Vickie Nelson, Alma Brown, Irvin johnson, Eugene Brooks, Chip Schaef- fer, Mckinley Hill, Mathi James, Earl Harris, Donald How- lin. Bollom row- Ray Brown, Margo Brown, Sally Hicks, Faye Chew, Mabel Thomas, William Newton, Ellis Gross, Bonnie Shifflett, Christiana Chase. iw ,lr 5 It xr 9 Att' Kill! 1, 4 1-sw U M 'aw IO3 Top row-Clarence Thacker, john Gough, Michael Holland, Stafford Curtis, Mike Morris, Mike Watts, Howard jefferson, Rodney Sewell, Gray Holland, Alphonso Willett, Samuel Wal- lace, Robert Reynolds. Middle row-Margan et Bowen, Pesi Weems, Asia Broome, George Washington, Keith Broome, Wil- liam Goshorn, Lloyd Chase, Tyrome Weems, Christine Wroten, june White. Bollom row-Nancy Savage, Christine Hawkins, Faye Wal- lace, Tina Taylor, Sharon Horsmon, Er- nestine johnson, Bur- netta Broome, Shirly Gantt, Shirley Scayles, Sylvia Gantt, Clau- dette Gross. 4' IO4 Top row--Reginald Henson, Steve Gaiser, Kevin DeVaugh, jo- seph Gross, William Buck, jack David Freeman, Roy Dooley, Melvin Taylor, Craig Bowen, Andrew Brooks, Cornell Moore, Gary Hasting. Middle 'row-MAnna Marie Stinnett, Patty Bowen, Lousia Buck, Donald Miller, jerry King, Wayne Rice, George Nice, Norse May, Linda Tayman. Bollmzz raw-Pamela Mason, Terry Cret- singer, Arlene White, Lenoir Green, Carol Smith, Denise Saun- ders, Mary Smith. I0 Top mu'--Charles Moss, joseph Mary, William Foote, Mar- tin Brown, William Blake, john Wood, Ronald Hawkins, Mike Willis, Russell White. Middle row- Harold Smith, Lester johnson, Gene Camp- bell, Blaine Lusby, Lawrence H i c k s, Ralph Clark, Marcel- lass Sewell, Gary Bourne, Bolmm row -jean Johnson, Lou- ise Taylor, Cynthia White, Deborah Ma- son, Trudy Graham, Shirley Thomas. IO6 Top mu'-Richard Meador, James Rus- sell, Scott Littlefield, Donald jefferson, George Buckler, Wen- dell Brooks, Thomas Latimer, Melvin Thomas, Griff Hance. Middle mu'-Marsha Gross, Carol Hardin, Diane Brooks, Olie Gray, Betty Wallace, Sammie Seward, Phyl- lis Bowen. Botlom rout'-Francine Hutch- ins, Oneida King, Claudette Dawkins, Doris Tyler, Jeanette Waul, Sheila Sollars, Inez johnson, janet Gray. II3 IO7 Top rou'-H a n el Thomas, Vanet Diggs, Roxanne Butler, Cleo Parker, Amy John- ston, Marlene Thom- as, Sharon Conner, Cynthia Bright. 'Mid- dle rou'-L 0 w ell Blake, Ronnie Gray, Steve Darch, Cuck P e n n, Villarreal Coates, G l e n wood Adams, Leroy Buck. B o I I 0 m 1'ou'-Ty- rohne Butler, Charles Elliot, Ricky Mason, joe Thatcher. L, Tap row-Nedra Se- ward, Frances Smith, Pamela Barnes, Re- becca Gray. Middle mu'-Terry Harrison, Mike Brooks. Bollom mu'-Thomas Wash- ington, jeffrey Thompson. Il2 Top mu'-Lenwood Adams, Daniel Gross, I. e 0 n a r d Harrod, Ma uric e Mackall, lllirfrllv mu'-Monzell Gough, Melvin Mack- all, Arnold Parker, Stewart Willet, Gary Graham. Bolmm row -Mable Kylcr, Rob- erta Waiil, Jewel Harris. .M ,a A' 'Q 9-IM Top mu'-C h a r l e s Heigh, Dana jones, Arthur Pratt, Charles Wfoodward, 'David Coates, Make Parrot, Linda Buckler, Ger- ald Mackall, Alan Moyer. Middle ww -Melvin Via, Don- na Buckmaster, Jan- ice johnson, Pam Kent, Donna Gott, Mary Bayne, jane Schertle, Trudy Ward, Star Marquess, Diane Wallace, jennifer Hicks. Bolfom row- Oliver Cretsinger, Matt Calvin. Il5 T-I Marty Pitcher Earl Hance George Gibson Mike Mattera Williani Lester 1 -r Top rou'-jean Howe, jane Russell, Jimmy Krelick, John Wood, Mark Gough, Curtis Ciampo, john Hicks, Bobby Elliott, Edmond Dent. Boz- zom mu'-B r e n d a Fowler, Barbara Shiff- lett, Delores Via, Dinah White, Virta Commodore, Roger Thacker, M 21 r v i n Mackall. in WV SB: sl f 4'f QA.. l Nesxf - Q - Q , 'fi , ' 5,5 'X 5 -Fw i Y O 2 lx K K X i' Q si - 2 i 'wo 5. xiii: - 15,5 A wixk , -3? xp 1,g 'i'X ,ff 'I Q 'fy . m ' .A N ' W .vi ..kh A f A , . , X k ax N ,. . 'Qs-gigs Q' . .Y qw A nr 91 ,ga Eli- 5 '---xx 'Y f Qu., ' J ., f4 'i!f , ff QQ A ,M Y 'L Q F r, B Sp H g , u X vi-2 2 ,,, Y H vw Q uililz Student The Student Council of 1970 was dedicated to the purpose of progression in the school. This idea was carried over from the campaign mottos of the President, Joyce Stinnett, Vice-President, Leslie Man- ser, Secretary, Marilyn Littlefield and the Treasurer, Joyce Phipps. The President promoted many worthy projects sponsored throughout the school year. Among these were having the cafetorium .staff offer orange juice as an item at the snack bar, sponsoring the home- coming activities and promoting the 1970 Mardi Gras. Acting under the leadership of Miss Clark, Mrs. Nicholson and Mr. Mahood, the Student Council has been a most beneficial medium of communication for the students, teachers 'and administration of the school. Council Mr. Stephen Mahood, sponsor of the Student Council. Left to right-Treasurer J. Phippsg Secretary M. Littlefieldg President J. Stinnettg and Vice President L. Manser. ,I OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Left lo fight-Mrs. Nicholson, Advisorg Miss Clark, Advisory J. Phippsg M. Littlefieldg J. Stinnettg L. Manserg Mr. Mahood, Advisor. l22 Student Council Officers EXECUTIVE BOARD Front-J. Thomas, J. Stinnett, J. D. Jones, R. Tall, L. Lockes, and M. Schwartz. Bark-L. Manser, S. Lehman, J. Phipps, B. Stepney, R. Simmons, P. Robb. 5 n c me lumpus luurler Vol IV Nr' Z Prince Fredyuk N1..ul..i-il Nmfmbfv. V309 Winfield Smith, Woody Brown, Mike Mishou, David Mohler, Carol Williams, Frank Abner, Pam Robb, Al Stead, Linda D. Greene, Linda L Greene, Gail Booze, Arlene Chase, Carol Ditoto, Debbie Kidwell, Gail Greene, Gloria Shull, Darla Scheuch, Ap fable.-Gaffield Wal lace and Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Ann Brown And Staff Do Fine Job The major objective of the Campus Cour- ier is to convey the news. It serves as the organ of opinion and as a medium of enter- tainment, and also ful- fills the need-the right -of the students, teach- ers, and community in knowing what Calvert Senior High School is doing. The Campus Courier assumes the role of watchman of the school. It reports on sports events, dances, student likes and dislikes, and teacher personalities. This year the paper was sponsored by Mrs. Ann Brown. An English teacher most of the day, Mrs. Brown worked hard for the Campus Courier and made it a success in 1969-70. The paper had dif- for each ferent editors issue and gave all mem- bers of the journalism class a chance to parti- cipate in its function- mg. Carol Williams, Al Stead, Mrs. Brown and Pam Robb lay out copy l23 J The National Seated-John Crane, Ronald Thomas, Charles Bennett, Wendy Cargo. From-Mary Schwartz, Annette Williams, Kathleen Himmer Carol Williams, Pamela Robb, Sharon Plater, Roberta Schrom, Gloratene jones, Phyllis Mackall, Ellen Dorsey, Barbara Phipps, Darling Zollm hofer. Back-Van Ireland, jerry Kurek, Dean Dent, Jerome White, Douglas Bivens, Jesse Plater, Arlen Blaylock. The C.S.H.S. chapter of the National Honor Society is dedicated to those ideals exemplified in the following four areas: Scholarship, Character, Leadershipg and Service. The members of this organization encourage all students to at- tain and maintain these ideals. Each year the NHS has two inductions to recognize the students who have achieved these goals. Membership in the NHS is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon any high school student. These students displayed their interest by sponsoring a teacher's talent show and donating money to help some Calvert Countains have a merrier Christmas. They also sponsored the spring talent show which enabled the students to display their many talents. I24 W-qkxk s -Sa - at se f I' CHRIS WENDELYN-Sponsor THE 1969-70 OFFICERS: KLefl lo rigbll John T. Crane-Vice President Wendy Cargo-Secretary Charles Bennett-President Ronald Thomas-Treasurer FALL INDUCTEES KLefl to right! Kathleen Himmer Darling Zollinhofer Carol Williams Sharon Plater Pamela Robb Barbara Phipps Gloratene jones Alzxenl-Rachel Smith Future Teachers Gf America Bark row-Mrs. Khalili-Sponsor, F. Buck, G. johnson, P. Sturclevantg R. Schrom. Middle row-D. Rayg P. Robbg H. Buckg D. Jones, Mrs. Bennett-Sponsor. From row-M. Schwartzg P. O'Neilleg C. Williamsg C. Chewg N. Moore. The FFA is a national organiza- tion in public secondary schools. It is an integral part of the pro- gram of voca- tional education in agriculture. The primary aim of the FFA is to develop compe- tent, aggressive leadership and useful citizenship and cooperation. The Calvert Senior High School Chapter of the FFA competes in various activi- ties on regional and state levels. Its members have won many worthy awards. l26 2 2 m f X f The FTA is a most rewarding pre - professional program. The sum of its mem- bers' opinions can best be stated as their resolution to make their in- fluence count on the side of right, avoiding habits that weaken and destroy. If they continue these things, they shall be worthy of the office of teacher. FARM Or , , AME RICA THE NATIONAL STUDYING VOCATIONAI. ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS AGRICULTURE Top row-J. Dardin, S. Hance, C. Holland, G. Chew. Baliom row-H. Harrod, W. Wells, M. Hall, B Skinner, C. Scaggs, P. Wood, J. Thomas, F. Hines, C. Skinner. Science Club Y As a member of the national level of the Science Clubs of America, the Science Club explores the scientific realm of discovery. It mediates meaningful activities that are of interest to the scientifically inclined individual. Drama Club The drama club was organized to discover and develop pupilfability and appreciation of the theater. Under the leadership of Mr. Buzzerd and Mr. Wendelyn the club pre- sented several plays during the year, including In- herit the Wind. will . 'L 45 Fran!-C. Chew, M. Chase, C Howe fSecretaryj, J. D. Jones G. Kent, R. Andrewlevik, A. Williams fPresidentj. Barb- P. O'Neille, P. Sturdevant, D Ralon fVice Presidentj, M Beverly, L. Carter fTreasurerj Seated-T. Kennedy, G. Garrett, B. Wood, B. Rowell, L. Williams, S. Hardesty, R. Taul, M. Monnett, V. Ireland, J. Blair, D. Taylor, S. Lehman, C. Williams. Standing-A. Gantt, M. Beverly, L. Harmon, D. Jones, M. Parran, D. Jones, C. Heilig, M. Holland, G. Johnson, A. Chase, P. O'Neil, M. Schwartz. I27 Frosh Cagers Gain Excellent Record 1:1 raw-David Cargo, Billy Foote, Alphonso Willett, Coven Gantt, john Mackall. 2nd row-Dwight Brooks, Mike Witts William Lester, Glenwood Hurley, Lemuel Jones, Arnold Parks, Carlton Jones, Daniel Gross, Alvin Holland, Walter Kinslow, Greg Smith Not pictured Lenwood Adams, G. Adams. , The Calvert Freshman basketball team racked up 10 wins against only 2 losses. The record was the best of any fresh- man squad in Southern Maryland. The quint was under the capable direction of Coaches Joseph Nicholson and George Jefferson. They were undefeated against other ninth grade quints, losing both times to the Thomas Stone junior varsity. RUSSELL WHITE-Manager I 28 George Jefferson and Joseph Nicholson -....f,v4-.. ffm.-vw-V . . . . ,ll k 'W-'W' if ,gifgg 5. - I a,.::- -- ,.,. A ,gym Q, Q w Q1f,... r L., I , -new S JOHN CRANE L 3 Y':f m - 'H ' L 1 ,. , 'W fC.LL !! m1n 'n I gm 1 -I I E ' , I u ag L i a--f' 'WDP- yn., -- -yn, , A-,f , x ff.. ? X vii- .,g,:.,A LW, - , 3 k:t':E:5 f, --,.-,yi Q W3 X Y 'Y - X , wg! QV? 'ffff' ,eg ' 1,4 f,,u A.-Q., A , ZQQ7, ,,.,f . , . .5555 ,-ggr ,au- :lf vw , GEOS-v A Q .L 5 1 3 5 21. , 1 Ng I : , S A 'A, '. .A .me 4. ,.fF '1'T 1 ,, .W , Mn. E' ' 5' 'iw Q 53 at HS X H 10:19 im 'Ni I Yi . 'Q ,,' 5 . xi' MRD ' AJ, ' 'V K' Q m W? Wg. . , !,a,..'. 92' ' LF ?? 1' Human Relations Club Left to right-D. Ralon, A. Williams, D. Jones, C. Heilig, M. Holland, Mackall, R. Tall, I. D. jones, J. Stinnett, C. Chew, M. Booze, and P. Foote. Mrs. Nicholson is the sponsor. Girls' Athletic Association The G.A.A. is a girls' athletic organization that allows girls to engage in athletic activities. The sum of their goals is: 1. Remember that you represent your school. 2. Encourage good sportsmanship, courteous treat- ment of visitors, and absolute fairness under all conditions. 3. Acquaint outsiders with the ideals of sportsman- ship which are acceptable to your high school. 4. Become familiar with the rules of eligibility and support your team, especially when it is losing and needs you the most. MEMBERS 111 row-B. Stepney fPresidentj, M. Holland QVice Presi- dentj, Miss K. Jared fSponsorJ, M. Russell fSecretaryj, I.. Lockes fTreasurerj, and M. Monnett QRecorderj. 2nd row-N. Moore, V. Geiser, D. Hall, M. Hicks, B. Harris, C. Green, C. Green. 3rd row-M. Beverly, B. Bishop, R. Beverly, J. Plater. 41h row-Gray, M. Wall, M. Emer- son, and D. Gross. l32 Created this year as an out- growth of several students' activi- ties with the National Conference of Christians and Jews CNCCD, the Human Relations Club at- tempted to involve the students in a club that promoted the oppor- tunity for students for study and to discover the many aspects of human relations. The members of this club sponsored several activities, which included sending representatives to the seminars and programs of the Maryland Youth Council, visiting other schools and helping them develop human relations clubs, and the seminars and programs of the Honorable Judge Perry G. Bowen as the guest speaker. n X he iff W Q, qw, f. : x L' 25, xr' ' Y fi Q5'iivf kf ,L :gi - em N Ns V ,N ,., , , g I2 K 'ws fx? ,7 x K N. , , X. Ok V, p . X .. 5, wwf, Hifi? N .al T 4 -- wr .- 3 .J 5 fb 1 I 1- '1 5 1 n 5 1' , Qx X Xxx' LE N X ui s 4 , Pm , fl ME S ' Q 1?-5' if KWJFI QAj f , NH ' ' P my M, ,D , . q L' 1 Q f' un-an-.an-...ww - M , mm I 1 fx! pq 115. l :ness 'V Mr. Wiseman X 4 lu SN uf !! Presents Richard And The Wisemen M Mile f 1 lt t M N ' Y W7 Ss, W' V And The I970 C.S.H.S. Blue And Gold Band PICTURE AVAILABLE .., XS N',': 1 t row-Robert Williams 2HCl TCHOI 5 Michael Jeffries 2nd NIO S Charles jones 1Sf NIO 5 Roy Robertson ISI TCHOY S Baritone S R y J h Piano D 'd M hl Marimba B bby H ll 2nd Tromb e 1 1st Trombo 3rd Tromb 4th Tromb Drums Znd Trump t lst Trump t W 3rd Trump t A W 1 4th Trump t B C 'd 4th Trump t 4th Tromb String Bass - ' 'g Carol Humphreys xx a o nson ' 2nd row- avi o er SN o a Ni Char es Funn N Janice Gibson K john Porter ' Leslie Manser Bark row-John Crane . . N0 ' ' Jimmy Dowell ' 4' Steve atson 2 .- lan il iams X 1 en hil ers J 1 Earl Hurrey H If jonathan Plu ff' I P S X o , . I 4? ll ' 1-D-.f l ,X ,f 2 ' I N ' . ,N XX. xo xx N Cx X N lu.. s F l37 When the last note is sounded and the musicians depart, Keep the memories of good ole C.S.H.S. and her band, Warm in your heart. O i 5 A 1 , 4 1' . I' . N ,4 O 1 Y ' UN Q 1 . ,f 'LG I Q95 N cz QN! 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Axi' Q-Q wx 5 rs K Q ilk kki' .- - 5 O O Q And Her Courf P Senior Princesses: Gloratene Jones and jackie Foote Sophomore Princesses: Faye Brown and jennifer jenkins 515' junior Princesses: jessica Leone and Joyce Lee Freshman Princesses: Mary Jo Young and Grace Brooks , + I f r 'Evil 4 f f I ,M :QI 3 5 I I is Q ' y 1 , p M -Q...,-.....,,, EIL . if f rf! ,Xb , x s qi V 'M Q5 gk. :pw 1 Q. 4 Q!! Q ' :fir mi gi we Qs ? f 'K K. 3- J p, J . 2 -1 ,K hw, , ef 1 I 'FP' v V ,V Cf ' h KW I iasie'O.Wls.! 'tg' 14 i A A,,, fx, V A , E 1 I W1 n V 9 - v w f gy.: rlwg 1 IGS ' . ., X,.,. -.v if ' 'TU 'S ' . ,fl r'V' u X., It's your thing S. Teacher Talent Show il' -'-w The Judgement Day Refreshment Committee ' ina N L, L1 , 'ie in 9. hut 5 su. Y ee .Q f -H V, as A ,Q I .l '-t..e,-,,.,. 4 I wi .E 3 II lr K4 W .V 4 , R I nmgfgse i I W V'0,,,.,.,-vw, 1 25 s She really turns him on. ,0- T hu -,. 453 , l Q ' 'li ll vo 1 . s nn, -Q 1 I sg., N' . Q 0' , .., .t V s' it 1 ,rw CG ,,.........-1 l The Second Fret sings again! -an 11- l45 2 . I' .eg Q 4 Y ,xg ' 5 ,xy M Santa's problems How do you shxft thms thmg? ,Q Q' 'sl Are you sure he's not around? A nigga 1' i U 1 o an 1. 1 1' ll MAJ Backstage preparations o ,, M M, 6' ' k ., ' f If ' G A Q' A g f - o Xyo f' ' L K! ' 4 Q, - A . .. ...'. I 1 f .X - C 1 9, f ,I up .Q p g, p , . A as J p V W Ak- A .o V o. 3 ,,,5g u , M p ,A . o ' W nf ' , ' sv , . 'H - C Q f . f.egi3fS- W' 'P The Thumb-Suckers '46 You ain't nothing but a hound dog! ,u wlwx ' K. C J K 1. N -i ,. 5 a X R lx 1 wi 345 Lf if 2. - Q ,aw Progress Continues On Vo-Tech Center Calvert Students continued normal activi- ties while watching the progress of the New Vocational Technical Center. The new Center will offer many courses for students interested in learning a trade or occupation. Among these will be Cosmetology, data proc- essing, automotive mechanics, drafting, electronics and many others. Work has also begun on a new athletic complex that will feature a new football stadium, field house, tennis courts, and baseball diamond. j 'Z'Y',iv 'Y Present training in IBM work will be expanded. Artist's sketch of the finished product: Weill vii, A , , 1 Miss C S H S Annette s 0 Q O 6 O O 0 Semi-Finalists Nervously Await The Judges Decision Lefl lo right-Jacqueline Foote, Annette Williams, DeCarla jones, Anne Bowen, Colleen Heidig, Glorateen Jones, Nadine Moore, Cindy Hall, Sandra Ewald, Mary Ann Bradley. First Runner-up- DeCARLA JONES Miss Congeniality CINDY HALL , , I WSU il W A 5U' ? . EMMWJUW' 'l' mflgif I I -E . . W , X ' -Q 41 I - Y x I x N X K Y A 1 a ,V 1 fr? A 1 It sltil .gl ,Jw . gal ? 1 ' K if . 1 - : .1 .' 5 - W .WM 2-An , . 3 'r-.'.' . ' . 4 0i.. K4 '. sf .rl .' lui K4 ' ii ffl? A S A I an ,, A-w S 1 f Night Basketball Meant Fun For All Every rebound, every point is cheered by the crowd, A last second victory brings everyone off their feet as they jump for joy. The team celebrates the big win! l52 fi- l And a record hop tops off a full evening of entertainment. Rodeo At The Calvert Corral The Calvert High faculty got sweet re venge this year as they soundly defeated their junior High counterparts in the second annual donkey basketball game. The teachers took some bad spills, but always got up smiling and the local drug store did a big business in liniment. This was another of the fund raising activities of the Varsity Club. xg? X y - 'JQj'.x,A'l 010, Q W F S ,ll 4 A lf 'J Jiiirl fl x I . . U W, L K Fabulous Magicians Amaze Cavalier Fans On Wednesday, February 25 ,Marques Haynes and the Fabulous Magicians pro- vided Calvert students with an afternoon of unforgettable entertainment. The opposi- tion was furnished by the Calvert faculty in this game of clowning and comedy. Be- sides providing laughs for all, the Magicians displayed great basketball skill and left everyone in the stands shaking their heads in amazement. The game was sponsored by the Varsity Club. josh Gridder-- Trick Passer Supreme AN5' li: .. I ,,. ..1 I ' Marques Haynes- The World's Greatest Dribble-r Earl Slim Morris- Mr, Dunk l x y 47 Who's Who At Calvert H- 1 'lCE SPIES ..-4 Pam Robb was awarded the annual Miss Betty Phyllis Mackall was the winner of the annual D.A.R Crocker Award of Calvert Senior High. Good Citizen Contest. Walter Johnson and Stuart Lehman won admis- sion by test achievement to the 1970 Science Seminar-In-Depth. if Roberta Schrom was awarded the annual Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award. l56 M? if Charles Bennett and Van Ireland were commended for their scores on the National Merit Scholarship Test. 521'-,ijfgE.,iII In the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test for Negroes, Phyllis Mackall was a semifinalistg Annette Williains was commended for her scores. Greg Sealey was the only Cavalier gridder honored by being selected to the SMAC All-Conference foot- ball team. This was the second year Greg received the award. i Awards And In addition to Greg Sealey, second team All-Conference were: Left lo right-joel Russell, Keith Williams, John Ireland, Benny Garner, Jerome Myers. E Harold Tyler-All-Conference Basketball, XVarfield Morsell-All-Conference Basketball, First Team-Guard. First Team-Guard. Recognitions Jerome White- All-Conference Basketball, Second Team- Center. Representatives to the Maryland Conference on Education were: Richard Grayg Annette Williamsg Mr. Darclin, Prnicipalg Anna Angel, Alphonso Hawkins, Joyce Stinnett, Charles Bennett. l57 The award winners of Make-It-With Wool were Gail Ewald, right and Karen Thomas. 3 . W :I i l 1 r. Attending the National Conference of Christians and jews were lefz Za riglaz-Debbie jones, Tom Kennedy, Annette Williams, Mario Booze, Joyce Stinnett. DeCarlo jones. Charles Bennett accompanied V by 'Mr. Pfeiffer attended the Conference on the Atom' in Chicago. -Y' xi Carol Williams was selected as page to the Maryland State Legislature. fwfw Qfnurxmmvnig Cavalier Gridders . . . Short on Manpower, but ot in Spirit I 1 My ' If 'Wil 'Q- 'VH in x W' V477 K,..., .b xii we A ., A . Mrk A . '41 h , HZ , at , 5 N , his , 5 , ,,. if 6 af A 44' 7 fm' gg. A Y I V b 1 A 2 A Li xiii 1,l 75,1375 N V. . ,nn v VIVLL W :I I ji.-at B I ,NMA im , . VXA 1' 1 a i a. i U if , K :V Q WV 'W E W H W, an 'X Q ' , Qi - 2 P9 f' 5 ' V1 a i ,qi ' ai' i, wj V , V Q , 115 2, . sk V1 - 4 I ,i f V L 7, V5 T 'i -- I A r 1 - Xi iiia i ' 1 K ygz K , . i i-i: - , . 2 WINS 5 LOSSES ' 1 TIE Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Scoring Taylor jenkins Williams Kurek Hall 7 0 0 0 12 36 26 12 Mishou, G. Mishou, M. Rushing Taylor jenkins Dent Mishou, G. Mishou, M. Ireland Passing Mishou, G. Bowen Receiving Hall Dent Kurek Williams Taylor Mishou, M. Sasser 26 Chopticon 0 Great Mills 22 LaPlata 24 Lackey 30 Charlotte Hall O St. Marys 8 Southern 30 STATISTICS TD's PAT's Total 6 0 36 2 1 14 2 0 1 2 1 4 1 1 1 1 8 1 0 6 1 O 6 Att. Yds. Ave. 106 508 4.7 103 294 3.0 60 1 5 5 2.5 24 27 I .1 6 21 3.5 3 18 6.0 Aft. Comp, Pct. 65 29 45 6 0 00 No. Yds. Ave. 1 2 163 1 3.5 8 107 1 3.3 4 21 5.2 2 47 23.5 2 21 10.5 1 -5 -5.0 ,fx . f- V L f:- in v. 4 R, ,,. ,yx, . f Xrj75,..f , 1 f Y I f 4 Q 4. V , i '1 .. ,X l I , -M ., i L Q. . j K, X ' IW, X N -A 'N rf' i ,r'4 .l X '- 9 gk 'Q N f ,f A X, . A . Q 5 Q mi: , XAV A f A . v . ' 1 1 'N ff 'c rf . ,Jn - 5 iq 1 9 . 1 I ,f ,ttf N N ix 1 ky! S If If 'f gf I I 'X a f K ffm K W .V I 5, X K 5 ff H if , ,fa L gg 3 ,N-lx, an Q X AQ ' 1 1 X Q ,, 1 if ..i .RE ff A ' 1 fa xA 'a L ' .53 x Q H an Y - ' A' I Q ' ' if-X711 Q X L x L, L' Z, 5 , O ,, -- ' L5 Aw: N: x 4 .A k I 12,04 'X i,,'!, 1 ' ' N. 'Af ' 1 . .L..r n V3 Q .J. Coach-PAT BUZZERD Coach-DAN MCFADDEN Head Coach-BOB PFEIFFER 2,,Q:1f,,Qgj, Q Trainer-CLYDE BUTLER Managers- ELLSWORTH HUTCHINS 62 ALAN MOYER Thirteen Cavaliers Bid Adieu Thirteen gridders will never wear the blue and gold again. Leading the list of graduates are co-captains jeff -jenkins and Greg Sealey. jeff was a starting tackle for two years be- fore moving to fullback. He earned raves from opposing coaches at both positions. Greg, an all S.M.A.C. de- fensive back, was known for all his hard tackling and leadership quali- ties. Quarterback Gary Mishou did an outstanding job directing the club and throwing the football. The Lit- tle General gave Cavalier fans plen- ty to cheer about when he put the ball in the air. Halfback Dean Dent returned from an injury that ruined his junior year. He was a threat on punt and kick-off returns and played well de- fensively. Keith Williams led the Cavalier defense from the Monster posi- tion. Williams was one of the tough- est players on the team and rarely suffered an injury. One of the team's leading tacklers was linebacker john Ireland. He played a rugged brand of football from the first whistle until the last. Raymond Hall led. all receivers and blocked well from his right end position. The all-around athlete had quite a season snaring the pigskin. Kicker-end jerry Kurek gave the Cavaliers a powerful kicking game. He also used his ability to snag sev- eral important passes during the year. Defensive ends Charles Bennett and Kevin O'Connor boxed in the opposition's sweeps and threw quar- terbacks for long losses as the cam- paign rolled along. Kim Edwards played rugged de- fense and gutty offense from his tackle and center slots. The Animal provided plenty of trouble for op- posing linemen. Guard Frank Abner hustled his heart out trying to free Cavalier run- ners. The Randle Cliff flash was as good a guard as found in the con- ference. Tackle Joel Russell played hard- nosed, heads-up defense and blocked well on offense. The iron- man played injured much of the cam- paign. Kurek booms another one. Edwards slams a warrior. 'P' 'iw' E . ,JH A . U ,R . Darn it, who called me now? X, . .V it .xt Q O f ' 1 '13 Q, saw '.w-s.-5... If iff? Q ff . -'ff Turn left at the second bulldozer F-Qf1ig'b+,gsl,i:Qs4'?'? ' ji? . , K, v... .. M, . x K. -,.. r.. . X . .MM , -,, ,vji .x,,,1,l,w,., l ij- - . .K , lm A K' 0 pm? ...ff G' x 3 WWF This is easier than selling cushions. :L 5 . of xv E .af- Hey, what's playing on the radio now? 1, 2, 3-Cha-cha-cha. The heck with LaPlata, the cheerleaders are this way. Did somebody finally call for me? I U!! Watch the fancy leg work. , 'Nm1,,.---,...-- L f, .., - - Y-shoqaw-JL KA: .... -ma M Y J I Cavalier Backfield N - gm, . , x . . .M .Q b,- - 3 N- V, A x vt , ...w -. . ,gf 91:2 I' 1-CJK-' Vxilm uf' ixjf5f',','. fit 1 fvff ' I l ef V ' r 'y df' g','w ff iv 1 f-A.m,1ff,:-, WJ3'aE'n:1d5:he.f. . . rid Nl junior-FRANK TAYLOR Senior-GARY MISHOU Senior--DEAN DENT ,gn Pkg, .x ,QA N N ' . r . xx' vw as L .-P.. ., ...K ag, ' 'fT : 11,1 ' A' .ff ,3h ,',Q,,114, . ML .fp senior-JEFF JENKINS l65 Senior-JERRY KUREK Senior-RAY HALL Calvert Receiving Corps Nga Senior-KEVIN O'CONNOR Senior-CHARLES BENNETT Kurek and O'Connor discuss Pass play. 4,3 Terrors on Defense Senior--JOHN IRELAND ...L-4.. junior-TIMMY HUNT junior-MICHAEL MISHOU ?'12'9 3 X f-vi 1 .1 'l Ll .4- f. . . x . .f.'f'4n - ef .'. V 1 - Senior-GREG SEALEY Senior-KEITH XVILLIAMS The Interior Line 0 O O a :..l t. junior-BENNY GARNER Senior-FRANK ABNER I ' , 56,5-iy .' Q M .g ,. W: sophomore-KEN WALLACE 1 Jumor-JOHN DoDsoN M , , 1 Senior-KIM EDWARDS The Unsung Heroes lik r V., , ,A i- 'Q-'fl 'gifti- rf '-H3 Wing K - f x yr . r, ,., N . N454 . 'v .-.. Q .-.-v , 1-as -, swf V' 3 , n A ' .,-53,4 . ,f ' ,L.:,g.:.1j:-A ' 2 ' ,, T '. . . Lf Junior-JEROME Senior?-JOEL RUSSELL X. :, ff, f Y Q-:V J N-rx f is , 5 Hug 23, U '15 yz ff'-1 P . vw fn- '.- .- junior--GARY SMITH Senior-GREG SHANNON junior-EARL HURREY I69 '70 Tri-Captains jay Bowen, Billy Foote, and joe Thatcher. Cavalier Llnderstudies Llndefeated IF Coaches jim Hook and Bill Stricker 2 6-0-2 Mark Brings Glory and Self-Satisfaction The young Cavaliers, coached by Jim Hook and Bill Stricker, used a ferocious defense and an explosive offense to post an undefeated record and receive recognition as the finest junior varsity team in the Southern Maryland area. The Cavalier understudies scored 192 points while al- lowing only 46. They also outgained the opposition 1410 yards to 423. But the real key to their success was a bone crushing defense that accounted for 8 touchdowns and 1 safety or 50 points during the campaign. During the year the defense caused and recovered 31 enemy fumbles, intercepted 20 passes, and blocked 6 punts. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Att. Yds. Ave. Scoring Td's PAT T Myers 33 271 8.2 Adams, G. 41 248 6.1 Adams, L. 15 198 13.2 Myers 5 4 38 Adams, G. 5 3 36 Adams, L. 5 1 32 Bowen 35. 180 5.1 Randall 5 0 30 Hurrey 33 114 3.5 Charnley 1 5 16 Plater 23 92 4.0 Bowen 2 0 1 2 Modzel 7 40 5.7 Hurrey 1 1 8 Manser 5 31 6.4 Wallace 1 0 6 Foote 1 5 17 1.1 Keemer 1 0 6 Jones 3 16 5.3 Foote 1 0 6 Randall 3 20 6.6 Brooks 0 0 2 Holland 1 3 3.0 Receiving No. Yds. Interceptions No. Yds. R Charnley 7 25 Adams, L. 7 145 Randall 4 88 Foote 5 32 Plater 3 25 Ireland 2 0 Adams, G. 2 13 Randall 2 16 Adams, L. 1 29 Brown 2 42 Myers 1 96 Plater 1 O Passing Att. Comp. Yds. Punting No. Yds. Ave. Bowen 55 17 1 51 Bowen 28 888 31.7 Hurrey 2 0 0 - 3 3, MODZEL BROOKS M HOLLAND CHARNLEY K- ,.r-1 A 1 lg I FOOTE '31 .4 .1 HURREY I RANDALL L Junior y 6, 1 I 351 LESTER KEEMER BROWN A MACKALL 1 l A fi' ll' fix Af 5 f WALLACE HAWKINS :R 1 1.1, I 'W HUTCHINS V Y 1 U D WARD L-4 MANSER I7 ll .L X I I -, ,A ,Q A ACKS A J :al :X -Q . W wi ' g,,,. h , -5r, Q A' T K Y f ,Q ' e rm q X K, 5 , .-is QW ' Qs I ms ' X' N ,f , . 2 'M fill . ' 5 M H Nw. ' Sz I ,iiffk N x ' MM 1 -sf ww f aw 94? nfl , it k,A' ,im ,, Z X Rv Varsity Cheerleaders K. Buckmaster, P. Stinnett, M. Bradley, J. Thompson, T. Ka1ina,j. Leone, P. Buck, D. Phillips, J. Foote. CHEERLEADER SPIRIT Have you got the spirit? The 1969-70 Varsity Cheer- leaders say, Yeah Man! It takes more than just spirit to make a good cheer- leader-enthusiasm, hard work, determination, and all- around personality, the ability to work with others, and the determination to want to look good. We feel this year's squad has all these qualities, plus more. We cheer for the Calvert Cavaliers because we're proud of them and we're proud to represent C.S.H.S. Even though our teams did not win all the games, we always held our heads up high. Win or lose, we knew the Cavaliers were the best. The 1969-70 Varsity Cheerleading squad consisted of nine girls: Christine Kalina, Captain, Penny Buck, Co- captain, Debbie Phillips, secretary, jessica Leone, Treasur- er, MaryAnn Bradley, Publicity Chairman, and member jackie Foote, Gail Thompson, Kim Buckmaster, and Patty Stinnett. We express our sincere thanks to Mrs. Laurencene Murphy, our sponsor, for her help and understanding, the football and basketball teams for their successful sea- son, and the students of C.S.H.S. for their support. MRS. MURPHY-Sponsor , ..,. X . v . W X nf' -. N. . 'X .L Il :LQ x . X, . .f X 1,1 1.4. X.. 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W- W , ' yi f 4 T, f't ' ,ff fe' 2 i ' ni it :gf :kk W :v V gf sal Cagers Gain Res d A Winning Season - I79 The 1969-70 Cavalier Varsity Basketball Team-Firrt row-Sylvester Willett, Jerome Myers, Bill Brown, Phillip Foote, Warfield Morsell Second rou'-Leroy Wills, Al Hawkins, jeff jenkins, Ray Hall, John jones, Jerome White, Wayne Hawkins, Harofd Tyler, Milton Harris Coach Paul Wagner. SCORE SHEET C nl ver! O p 1701163721 58 Glen Burnie 58 Alumni 66 St. Mary's 56 Glen Burnie 55 Lackey 37 St. Anthony's 50 Great Mills 68 Ryken 59 LaPlata 73 Lackey 60 Chopticon 69 Great Mills 50 Ryken 59 I.aPlata 58 Chopticon 73 St. Mary's 66 Pallotti 52 Pallotti I80 :M Y,,Y 22... Up, Up, And Away The 1969-70 Cavalier quint under the direction of Paul Wagner produced the school's first winning record in three years with an 11 and 7 mark and finished a respectable third in the Southern Mary- land Athletic Conference. Led by All-League selec- tions, Harold Tyler and Warfield Morsell, the Calvert cagers also notched two big wins over Glen Burnie and split with a fine Pallotti team. STATISTICS Player G. TP. Ave. Tyler 18 270 1 5.0 Morsell 18 222 12.3 White 1 8 1 5 1 8.4 Foote 1 1 1 42 1 2.1 Hawkins, A. 18 59 3.3 Wills 18 81 4.5 Jones 18 41 2.3 Willett 16 26 1.6 Brown 1 7 22 1.5 Harris 1 3 19 1-4 Hall 1 2 1 1 .9 Myers 1 2 1 1 .9 jenkins 12 10 .8 Hawkins, W. 1 3 8 .7 V3 y. r f C q I Q 1 -NA. - -Q1 - 'v Q 1 1 4 ii'5fi'Q E,gg,,,g,.M,gs 1969-1970 Cavalier T we x gi ' ba 1 ,Q 3 if 3 N 9? 5 R. . 'nf XF. A l82 Q . -N 1 - .' . , 4. 1 . if X 1, iw' lf v x . 9 E., Nd y w, 3' K Q f . ' ' 'X gf. A xxf A 9 ,Fl K -v ,- D the 1 -1 -.4 f' ..x I 9A i X A 3- 9 1 5 55. 5 va Q .Z 5 A 4 if lb M , ill' f a ,b it 1 as 1 A Q2 2:5-' wig i i 'W So 0 X fo gf gf HU 'ff 9 ,Z .,r ..-73 Y--' 9 Cavalier J.V. Cagers Successful ,Q 'un C 3. 3 ha ti L, Lf. The 1969-70 Cavalier junior Varsity Basketball Team-Fin! row-Don Storms, mgr., Bob Pfeiffer, coach, Ellsworth Hutchins, mgr Serond row-Guy Reynolds, Rod Sewell, Linwood Smith, Lou Randall, Mac Coates, Truman Charnley, Mark Gough, Ron Mackall, and Tom King UNDERSTUDIES FINISH WITH 10 AND 9 MARK The Calvert junior varsity cagers finished the year with a fine 10 and, 9 record. Coach Bob Pfeiffer drilled the quint into a fine unit that played good defense and scored proficiently at times. Larry Brown led the team in scoring with a 17 point average. He got plenty of help from Truman Charnley f12.6j, Mac Coates Q12.6j, and Rod Sewell Q8.0j. The high game for the season was Larry Brown's 31 points against Pallotti. Brown also scored 29 twice. Cal 48 27 43 48 49 33 50 56 42 48 Glen Burnie St. Mary's Glen Burnie Lackey Thomas Stone St. Anthony's Great Mills Ryken LaPlata Lackey THE RECORD BOOK OPP' Cal. 52 61 25 53 36 70 63 75 55 60 69 64 49 67 35 66 69 70 78 Chopticon Great Mills Ryl-:en LaPlata Chopticon St. Mary's Pallotti Thomas Stone Pallotti Opp. 52 40 60 81 71 41 64 79 52 COACH BOB PFIEFFER K ' I 1 fir A V 25? o ' fm. Baseballers Aim for Third Straight Title s Q t ' 0 a . , . , I . 1- , Cavaliers Attempt to Repeat The 1969-70 Calvert Cavalier nine will be gunning for their third straight Southern Maryland Athletic Con- ference championship when they take the field this spring. The Cavalier baseballers are directed by head coach Jim Hook Qrightj and his assistant Bill Stricker Qbelowj. This combination has led the locals to a fantastic 25 and 5 record in the past two years. junior righthander Phillip Foote fpreceding pagej will once again lead the Cavaliers into action. The husky, flamethrower has twice been selected All-S.M.A.C. Another All-Conference performer, Ray Hall is also back to handle pitching and outfield chores. Other re- turning lettermen include second baseman Wayne Haw- kins, outfielder Wayne Lumpkin, catcher Billy Hance, pitcher Alphonso HawkTfis, firstbaseman john Cline, pitch- er-infielder Gary Mishou, and outfielders Keith Wil- liams and Kenny Wallace. fl1M.. 3' 3. I' 'Vt images 655 rl 'S Silva .,,,4 3 in bi. ' .KN yxyx Z! H .X .nn W Z... .4 7 5. '.? m'iQ 'S Yu .,N N x 'Mx Vi'-.Q X X f-Q ' x K ' C ,am x ,X '-A - i. 3 x 'X XX. ' 8 'V X X .R X fx X xx NX Y 'xx 5 ,t xl X 4 3 ,, XV V, K xx -. N - K - N X ' X X X x x . K x X X X x x X x X x 5, S' Q D s !'f X. ,C , . . - N u ' .,. N Ai ,i x. xx 3 I ' I I f 5 , f 1 5 5 .fi . l ' V Q ...IQ , ' -f L ' fx' X ! f ' QQ .QKN 9 Dm.. X N ,s A-XX v . 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Finesf Seafood Phone: 257-2735 For Fishing Parfy Reservafions Phone: 257-2l9I Complimenfs of STINNETT'S RESTAURANT Chesapeake Beach, Maryland Phone: 257-6l00 ...c- rNT'- THEATRE THOMPSON'S NEW 8: USED FURNITURE Armory Road, Prince Frederick, Md. Phone: 535-2389 Furnilure for every room in your home D. 81 L. SNACK BAR Proprieior, B. C. DOWELL SR. Solomons, Maryland Drugs-Jewelry-Cosmeiics FULTON MOTORS Dodge Sales and Service Used Cars and Truclcs FULTON DOWELL-Propriefor Solomons, Md. 326-3l4l V , kkkk J iw.. ,, . .. ,,.:-1,,...:,-fl.:-we-A-K 7 --f---we-W D. 81 L. THEATER Solomons, Maryland CHARLES and VELMA DOWELL SOLOMONS PIER Seafood-Sfealc-Chicken Dinners Beer-Wine-Liquor On and OH Sale Solomons, Md. 326-3980 r 5 A ESX JIDESEIZEQA ffluzg ompany ' mcnnoannzo N' N 'lil v' fo - ,. A -- , .. -- U3ll ..4-5.1-gf3.' I 81012 Mmm PLAZA Nationally Advertised Clothing for Men and Women In H3 'Mm STREET PAROIE SHOPNNG CENTER Naval Uniforms and Accessories ANNAPOUSI MAMLAND zum CO 3-M23 ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND 21401 CO 3-9161 RCA GENERAL ELECTRIC ZENITH LOMAX RADIO 8: T.V. ...thefamilyswfe y SALES a. SERVICE lim. l estem Q uto Prince Frederick, Maryland Phone: 535-0677 Phone: 535- I 489 Huntingtown, Md. no5ii'?iI5Efi3TiiiL33dN1EiiER fN'N PAROLE SHOPPING CENTER 6511, Ql 29 PAROLE PLAZA , -,dig ' ANNAPoLls, MARYLAND 21401 Y ?5grf : . INC A U ' T , , ,... Q' r , AREA CODE 301 ooms E. MASURECK :air-,,....... I . QQ X I REQ 263-9224 Manager -.I E? 1 Uzsirxg-I '. .1 ' I A A-fi J' 'gf ,df H K.-aa,-E lf KJ: I? L ' ln. 'Terk lli gli ....wV'?'r.. ,. ' rv ' LOVE WEARS A TINY PRICE TAG AT EVERY DOCKTOR PET CENTER GIVE A GIFT THAT LIVES and LOVES SNELL FEED 81 FARM SERVICE CO. Compliments Of Farm Supply DR. NATHAN LEONARD Phone: 535-0665 Il0 Cathedral S+. Prince Frederick, Maryland AHMPOIIS- MCI- 2l40l Seeds Fertilizer Eggs Phone: 263-5838 I95 SEASIDE CRABHOUSE Beer-Hof Sfeamed Crabs-Raw Beer Chesapeake Beach, Maryland Phone: 257-7269 Open 7 days DORSEY GRAY FORD-MERCURY Prince Frederick, Maryland Phone: 535-0900 CARY'S RESTAURANT CLAUDE and MARION CARY Chesapeake Beach, Maryland Complimenfs of SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Prince Frederick Phone: 257-2441 Maryland if ,V,, ,f-, -U., .. . K K Hr f.,. . .....A uw A ,Y-Y ,1 p,EESle lllnflhbllnmn ---iw W - CALVERT HARDWARE 84 SUPPLY +o Graduales of l970 Prince Frederick 535-l262 WOODBURN'S FOOD MARKET Solomons, Maryland Fresh and Frozen Foods Fresh Meals Phone: 326-3 l03 326-3284 Good Luck lo 'rhe Seniors of l97O MYRTLE LEWIS-BEAUTICIAN Wed. Thurs. Fri. and Sal. Prince Frederick, Md. Phone: 535-2429 l Complimenis of BOB'S LIOUOR STORE Por? Republic, Md. Phone: 586-0675 NORTH BEACH VARIETY Groceries-Meals-Nofions Fishing Bah' and Tackle Beer Liquor, Tropical Fish 2nd and Chesapeake Ave. 257-7260 GORDON BOWEN Qualiiy Mea'l's Groceries and Produce Huniingfown, Md. 535-l304 N550 , f X -I z X Ago T,T. , DICK WARD'S TEXACO 24-Hour Towing Norfh Beach and Chesapeake Maryland 257-2 l 96 257-2 I 78 BROOKS CHARTER SERVICE Wilson Road Hunlingiown, Md. Phone: 535-l8I2 THE LUNCH BOX ISLAND HAVEN ANTIQUES Solomons, Md. 20688 Trifles Trinkefs Treasures 30I-326-3885 or 326-3I I3 Snack Box and Res'I'auranI' Solomons, Maryland Home Cooking AI Hs Besf LEXINGTON PARK ISLAND CREEK MOBIL DRY CLEANERS Minor Repairs Lexingfon Park, Maryland Sf. Leonard 20685 For P 'f PI PICIPIQIP Phone: 586-0302 and Delivery Service Call 30 I -994-0200 TOWN OF CHESAPEAKE BEACH CompIimenI's of Mayor and Commissioners FRED'S a+ Parole Plaza Res+auran'l' and Cocldail Lounge Chrysler Plymoulh Phone: 263.2386 535-lzoo .,,251.a515 J0 3 'Sl0 Auihorized Sales- and Services Allis-Chalmers Trac'l'ors J. C. LORE AND SONS. INC. Planiers-Oysiers-Packers Prince Frederick, Md. Solomons, Maryland 326-3l I I SHORTER'S PLACE We Specialize in MOTOR BOATS-FISHING PARTIES-CHICKEN AND SEAFOOD DINNERS Benedicl, Maryland Phone: BRidge 4-3284 PAUL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Open All Year! Chesapeake Beach, Maryland 257-2 l 63 EUGENE HAWKINS 81 SONS INC. Masonry Confraciors Complefe Line of Masonry Work Hunfingfown, Md. 535-0425 CHANEY'S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Norfh Beach, Md. Phone: 257-6I23 ARTHUR R. KING STORE General Merchandise-Feeds Phone: 257-2222 Owings, Md. EZZT lFlT'S UUAUTY YOU'f?E LO0KllV6' I-'UH Parole Plaza Annapolis, Md. N FRANKLIN 81 Locally Owned Nalionally Known SHOP, INC. Prince Frederick, Maryland Phone: 535-I7I I, 535-I7I2 Flowers for all Occasions ROBERT C. and RUTH E. DUFF PRINCE FREDERICK SHOPPING CENTER open evenings Telephone: 535-0559 CALVERT MEATS, INC. USDA Choice Beef Re+aiI and Wholesale Phone: 535-0660 Prince Frederick, Maryland Complimenfs of PITCHERS SNACK BAR Prince Fredericlr, Md. Phone: 535-2247 O'BERRY MARINE SERVICE Boafs-Mo'Iors-Supplies Since 7946 - Zum pleaaww '74 Om ?a4au44 Solomons, Md. 326-3300 20l SOLOMONS ESSO SERVICE PIER I Gas-Oil-Tires Formerly Wood burn's Tune UPS-Lubes Seafood-Sfealcs-Cocldails Maivf Overhaul Solomons, Md. 30I-326-326l Phone 326-3400 Solomons. Maryland Graduaie Funeral Direcfor SOLOMONS HOME CENTER I H h Id I and Embalmer A iances- ouse o Iems PP LERoY E. BERRY Hardware U Hunhngfown, Md. 20639 Telephone 326-3222 Phone: Area Code 30I 535-9474 Solomons, Maryland Safisfacfory Funeral Service OWINGS LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Lumber-Millwork-Painl' Owings, Maryland 257-2 I 73 THE ALYCE SHOP Dresses-Sporiswear Prince Frederick Shbpping Cenfer RO'-AND CLEANERS AND Lussv Moron COMPANY '-AUNDEFERS Hardware-Giffs Prince Fredenck'Md' Farm and Garden Supplies Feed-Seed Prince Frederick Plan? Shopping Cenier 535-0442 535-0375 535-i755 Complimen+s of RUSTIC FARM RESTAURANT Open All Year Prince Frederick, Md. MR. and MRS. DOUGLAS SCHWAB Call 586-020I For Carry Ou+ Pizzas Complimenis of VILLAGE SNACK BAR Prince Frederick, Md. 535-9895 CONTRACTORS, INC. JOHN C. HOLLAND Complefe Line of Building Service and Masonry Work CompIimenI's of Hunfingfown, Md. 535-0907 A. A. HARKNESS AND SON Funeral Direcfors Pori' Republic, Md. MARYLAND TOBACCO GROWERS ASSOCIATION Feed Seed Ferfilizer Lime Liquid Nifrogen Hardware Wire Fencing Chemicals Lawn and Garden Supplies Lawn Mowers Chain Saws 535-0234 Hunfingfown, Md. 5:21 ..L...... - f C'mP m +s O CHUCK'S CARRY our Hamburgers, French fries MARLO FURNITURE CO. Fried Chicken Shakes and Sundaes Sewing Chesapeake Beach, Md. Phone: 257-7506 Norih Beach and Annapolis WEEMS REALTY WM. L. BILLY WEEMS, Broker Lis'l'ings lnviied SALES and RENTALS Farms-Waferfroni-Old Manors Homesifes--Acreage-Commercial Proper1'ies 535-040l or 535-i572 Prince Frederick, Calverf Counfy, Md. CALVERT SHOES 'For fhe eniire family Open Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday-Sa+urday 9 AM-6 PM Thursday-Friday 9 AM-9 PM We Dye Shoes Same Day Service PADGETT'S NURSING HOME Home Away From Home for The Aged 24 Hour Nursing Service Special Diefs KATHERINE L. PADGETT. R.N. Owings, Md. 257-25l I Complimenis of HUTCHINS FUNERAL HOME GRACE and HARRY HUTCHINS Owings, Maryland TURNER AND WELLS General Merchandise Beer, Wine, Liquor 257-7 I 07 Sunderland OVER Z1 CLUB Managemenf JAMES and ETHEL BURKE Live En+er+ainmen+ Dance Every Safurday Nighi' Solomons, Maryland 326-3 l9I -51.5.3 ., B.: ,..,.. . J., S If I... .4 fp HAMMETT BUILDING WEDDINGS 3 - PORTRAITS QQ-. SERVICE SPECIAL OCCASIONS f -- f' I 'X K Prince Frederick, Md. 535-0743 BOB HALL PHOTO CommerciaI Box 9I5I4 Bars+ow, Md. 206I0 Area Code 30I 535-0997 55 ...L 3 .e.r.. .r1. L . ef. e BI,rer 3 . I Maryland RAY WHITTINGTON Complimenfs of Meafs-Groceries PINKNEY SEWELL 81 SON Hunfingfown, Maryland 20639 Phone: 535-I784 FUNERAL HOME ANYTHING PHOTOGRAPHY Reiouching old phoiographs TO Modern day special effecis Wedding phofography To DAVE MOHLER Color Porfraiiure Bamowl Md. zoblo Phone 30I 535-0424 5 A f --mf:-.v:f,....--N -wg. ,,:,4..-10 v Your Portrait by .. lk 3713 ur W it 2 SEGALL .2 Zan lllf!0lllll0lflllllllllffffffflflllllllllllllllllfz MAJESTIC Incorporated Professional Photographers Since 1938 909-911 North Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland RYLA D ATIO AL COMPLETE BANKING 85 TRUST SERVICES CALVERT COUNTY OFFICES OWINGS - PRINCE FREDERICK - SOLOMONS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation D N ' fro -K .f-I'i7g.' 'M 5 .'Si5:ig 7- if ' Shop sI-IERBERT's MOBIL STATION and I C if J. A. SHERBERT Save A 6 5 Norfh Beach, Maryland ai' -T Phone: 257-6I2I Day: Nighf f I' 5 X Y M PRINCE FREDERICK DEPARTMENT STORE Proprie+ors: 53 5, I 776 ABRAHAM AND RUTH GOLDSTEIN ,, , , H P 3. w GIFT SHOP wITh everyfhnng for everybody Prince Frederick Shopping Cenier Prince Frederick, Md. 20678 RELIABLE OIL CO., INC. MOBIL HEAT AuI'oma'I'ic Delivery BURNER SERVICE Budgei' Plan Top Value Sfamps in heaTing comiori, The disTribuIor makes The 'final difference. Prince Frederick Deale 535-I7I7 067-0700 QZBEXWERT HINIEJEEDEINEDEINIT FREDERICK. CALVIZRT COUNTY. MARYLAND 2067! Complimenfs of ART CARSON'S GOLF SHOP CHESAPEAKE COUNTRY CLUB 326-3282 I f . ,. . Q Qual m e 5 OONwELL's SPORT SHOP QB . O - . .FO P L-I FISH BAIT-FISHING TACKLE-HUNTING CLOTHES AND 1 SON , GUNS-AMMUNITION-ARCHERY O R ' SADDLERY-RIDING APPAREL AND EQUIPMENT GRADING ond EXCAVATING nLAcKAf5I3?,'iII5'E?sY21cRoAns Foaggglgggjgffgggiggk English Wegem SAND and GRA' VEL enum: and LOADLRS Chuck Taylor Shoes FO!EVIIYPUYPDII-AuCfldlI'!-OWPYECCI -0311 74 I -9300 6 M 3'i'g'5'9I'95s3g-1610 Wayson's Corner Lofhian, Md. 20820 bs-.T '46 ' Si,-LEONARIJQMD S 81 W PRINTING A COMPLETE SERVICE Prince Frederick, Md. 535-0405 2I2 -.-all ,rf M-M -- F H. B. TRUEMAN LUMBER CO. S+. Leonard, Maryland 586-0600 Hunfinglown, Maryland 53 5-030 I KNOTTY PINE BAR 81 GRILL Lusby. Maryland Fine Food and Drinks EUGENE JOHNSON Lawn Mowing-Field Mowing Mowing Heavy Brush Plowing and Discing-Firewood Mufual, Maryland 586-0282 1 ....2 'i2i ' 3 5. 7 5 f lv, , .uf wCAJ, - nd.. W A A A Ni,-, , .wo-. 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Hance, M. Parks. 2nd row-L. Manser, B. Stricker, A. Hawkins, B. Brown, B. Garner. R. Hall, W. Hawkins, J. Cline, J. Kuxek and J. Hook. Cavaliers Second In S .M.A.C. The Cavaliers missed their third straight championship when they lost four games decided by one run. They finished second in the Southern Maryland Athletic Conference and had an overall 11 and 5 record. Coaches jim Hook and Bill Stricker and Captain Alphonso Hawkins fbelowj provided the leadership, while Raymond Hall, Ben Garner, and Wamyne Hawkins provided most of the fireworks. Raymond Hall and Wayne Hawkins were chosen All-SMAC first team and Ben Garner and Philip Foote gained second team berths. Hall batted .404 and led the team in runs scored, runs batted in, walks, slugging percentage, and pitching. Garner batted .370 and Hawkins hit 313. A highlight of the season was Al Hawkins' 3-1 win over Monocacy Valley champion Francis Scott Key. realthing K tiillil lx. 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