Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1977 volume:

rf a xv V rw m CATONIAN ’77 Catonsville Senior High School Bloomsbury Ave. and Rolling Road Baltimore, Maryland The staff of CATONIAN ’77 dedicates this yearbook to: Orlando Ferruso Assistant Principal 1971-1977 Samuel E. Clopper Principal 1964-1977 2 Table of Contents Faculty and Administration . 12 Seniors . 46 Underclass .104 Happenings .144 Clubs .172 Sports .190 Ads and Patrons .226 3 It’s the end of one life. It’s the beginning of another. 4 It’s the chance for us to expand our lives 5 We look into the future; afraid of the obstacles ahead, but excited because we’re no longer children What we’ve worked for all our lives is finally becoming a reality. vt- 8 We’re filled with mixed emotions, not only about ourselves but all the people we’ve come to know. It has taken us a lifetime to get to where we are now. 10 It’s been hard; it’s been fun. And if I could relive my life, I’d do it all over again. CJH 11 Faculty and Administration We’re filled with such big hopes. We only want what’s best for those who are willing to learn. We don’t know all, but what we do know we want to share. We’ve been through it before, and our experiences are worth listening to. Administration: our foundation SAMUEL CLOPPER Principal I personally consider the student body of Catonsville Senior High School to be one of the finest in Baltimore County. It is a distinct pleasure for me to work with these fine young men and women.—Mike Ferruso I am looking forward to working with the class of ‘79 and helping them to develop into the best class ever to go through Catonsville.—Mickey Shannon Most schools try to keep pace with the times. I feel that Catonsville is ahead of the times.—Ike Aycock PHYLLIS STOLLOF Secretary ISACC AYCOCK Assistant Principal 14 ORLANDO FERRUSO Assistant Principal Words of wisdom It’s always a pleasure to watch sopho¬ mores grow to be seniors, but it is also always sad to see them go on graduation day.—Ben Opalski Good luck and best wishes to the “great” class of ‘77. Stop by the Guid¬ ance Office and share with us some of the goals and careers you plan to pursue after graduation.—Doris Robinson Working with the young people of today is a pleasure. We have only pos¬ itive feelings about them.—Lois Jones LOIS JONES Guidance Secretary DORIS ROBINSON Counselor—10K, WVT students IRMA DEAS Counselor—10 TABCO Rep. 16 English is another world Back to basics: Why can’t Johnny read?—Sally Gracie The English department is the most heterogeneous department in C.H.S.—Sallye Mautner Communication is the begin¬ ning of understanding; under¬ standing is the beginning of happiness.—Ann Lewis Of the five years that I’ve taught at Catonsville, this is the first year I actually enjoyed meeting with all of my classes. The seniors are to be commended for their character, sense of hu¬ mor, and willingness to learn.— Barbara Matyas -J - i - 1 GARY LEVIN English 10 LESLIE MILLER English 10 SALLYE MAUTNER English 11 MOLLYLOU POOR English 11 Popcorn JOY C. KYNE English Department Chairman English 12, Creative Writing SARAH REED GRACIE English 12, Journalism Senior Class advisor, KAY-H1 Advisor 18 SUE TUSTIN English 11 CATONIAN Advisor CHASE SIMMONS English 12 PEGGY NICHOLSON English 10,11, Review Composition GARY BLANKENBURG English 10, 12 ELLIPSIS Advisor BARBARA MATYAS English 12 J.V. Volleyball Coach JERRY C. BONNELL English 10 ANN LEWIS English 11, Speech I, II VINCENT DIGIOSAFATI Drama I, II, III Plays and musicals 19 JANET COFFMAN Dept. Chairman Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, Consumer Math Math Club BETTY RUBIN Geometries and Transformations, Algebra I, Math II Junior Class Advisor KENNETH BERRY Calculus, Math 12, Algebra II Adding up to a great future GRACE STEVENS College Algebra, Algebra II, Math 10 Mathematics is a progressive discovery of the little knowledge that we have.—Chester Goodson Ask not what your school can do for you, but what you can do for your school.—Barbara Wend Math class is a lot like a base¬ ball game . . . some hit home runs, others never reach first base—not enough batting prac¬ tice.—John Peddicord JOHN PEDDICORD Math 11, Geometry, Int. Alg. Trig., F.L.A. J.V. Var. Football Coach, Varsity Base¬ ball Coach 21 Accounts of the past HARRY GRAYBILL Int. Persp., Exploring Our Buried Past, Crime Elections Advisor FRANK SHARP Int. Persp., Western Heritage, Debate, Commencement and Speech Advisor RICHARD TALARIGO Int. Persp., Physical Environment, Urban Setting Varsity Tennis EMANUEL MONTGOMERY American Experience Student Faculty Relations, Faculty Advisory Council MARGARET BRAUER American Experience Honor Society 22 MARGARET PARKS Int. Perspective Diplomas KATHERINE HENDERSON Int. Persp., Women, American Experi¬ ence, Politics JAY STOUFFER American Experience ROLAND ENGLISH JR. American Experience, Behavior, Images Compared to the last four or five years, classes are excellent and students have really become involved in extracurricular ac¬ tivities.—Dick Talarigo This year’s students seem to have a lot of school spirit.— Margaret Parks I feel that a good rapport exists between teachers and between teachers and students.—Frank Sharp 23 Science: searching for secrets TONIBRAFA Biology, Chemistry EDWARD DRAHNAK Biology, Geology Aerospace Fire Marshall ARTMAN REEVES Physics Asst. Coach—Vars. Foot¬ ball, Coach—J.V . Baseball 24 OLIVER BREITENBACH Biology, Anatomy and Physiology Ticket Sales—Wrestling Basketball Sober physicists don’t find giraffes hiding in kitchens.— Nick Grabner I predict this will be our best year because the popcorn, soda, and candy machines will keep us in the black.—Art Reeves “And so nothing that to our world appears perishes completely, for nature ever upbuilds one thing from an¬ other’s ruin; suffering nothing— yet to come to birth but by an¬ other’s death.”—Lucretius—Dick Schultz RICHARD SCHULTZ Chemistry Jr. Class advisor, P.Y.E. Club sponsor FRANCES DAVIDSON Biology, Nurses’ Biology, Health Student-Faculty Rela¬ tions Committee, Lost and Found Comm, sponsor NICK GRABNER Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry Student Council advisor Languages flourish at CHS Georgia may have peanuts but Catonsville has “Big Wally”. Shalom!—Mark Rosenfeld At one time the language stud¬ ies were only for college bound students, but now they have been changed to appeal to more of a variety of students.—Tom Manus I am really thoroughly enjoy¬ ing teaching this year.—Joyce Valliant THOMAS MANUS French III, IV, V AFS, French cluh FLOY HAGUE French I, II 26 � Musical, Chief Basketball Timer FRANK LEWIS Dept. Chairman Spanish III, IV, F.L.A. Spanish Club 27 Acquiring valuable practical knowledge The Business Department con¬ tinuously strives to meet one im¬ portant goal in its course offerings— practicality. We teach only that which is directly usable, either on the job or in everyday life. Because of this we have something to offer everyone, career-oriented and col¬ lege-bound students alike.—Sharon Wagner My classes seem to show that a “Back to the Books” movement is occurring.—Bill Sites DORETHA DUBOSE Typing I, Intro, to Business, Office Practice School Store BILL SITES Bookeeping I, II, Acctg., TPU, Data Processing PEGGY HENRY Shorthand, TPU, Business Math 28 SHARON WAGNER Business Math, Shorthand I, Typing II Girls’ and J.V. Cross Country PAUL LOPATA TPU, Typing II Dept. Chairman MAXINE ROBINSON Shorthand I,II, Typing II, TOP-COE 29 Melodies and masterpieces KEITH LAUER Photography, Art I Football Films CHARLES REISENWEBER Art I,II,HI 30 ■ RAYMOND HARDY Concert Band, Orchestra, Music Theory, Electronic Music II Stage Band, Chamber Orchestra, Theater Orchestra Photography students are learn¬ ing about cameras, and they’ve begun to form their own “clicks.” —Keith Lauer 31 PAUL WAGNER Physical Education 10,11 Varsity Soccer, J.V. Wrestling, Track FRED YANERO Physical Education 10 Ass’t. Football Coach, Varsity Basketball, Golf DEBBIE CLEM Physical Education 11,12 Varsity Volleyball, Softball KATHY SCHUYLER Physical Education 10,12 J.V. Field Hockey, Varsity and J.V. Lacrosse 32 Gym suits classes We, teachers of physical education, man the bulwarks of this outpost of civilization and enlightenment in a world engulfed in ignorance.—Charlie DeManss This year’s sophomore class is impressive because of their above average behavior and skill lev¬ el.—Fred Yanero and Kathy Schuyler CHARLES DEMANSS P.E. Dept. Chairman, Physical Education 12 Varsity Football, Lacrosse, J.V. Indoor Track THOMAS CRAIN Physical Education 10,11,12 Cross Country, Track and Fie ld CAREN WELSH Physical Education 10,11,12 Varsity Field Hockey, J.V. Softball AMIEN JOSEPH Dept. Chairman Architectural Drafting, Mechanical Drawing, Arts and Crafts Co.-Direc. Balto. Co. Wrestling Tourn. WILLIAM BOMELY Metal II and III ALLEN ARNOLD Wood I, II, III, Metal I Varsity Wrestling Coach KATHERINE PHILIPP Prep, for Marriage, Bachelor Living, Housing, Foods, ERP 34 Creative passtimes SHARON GREEN Foods I, Intercultural Foods, Bachelor Foods PAUL RESSLER Wood I, Arts and Crafts I and II JOHN GRUNEWALD Electronics I,II, and III ANNE MEKALIAN Dept. Chairman Clothing I, Creative Home Arts, Tailoring, Sewing With Knits Honor Society Sponsor There is never enough time to do it right, but always enough time to do it over.—John Grunewald An opportunity to explore and ex¬ perience.—Paul Ressler The Home Economics department unifies knowledge from many fields in solving home-life problems.—Sharon Green Home Economics is very relevant to the students’ present needs and interests and to their future ones as well.—Anne Mekalian t Nancy Shah makes profit at HIT OR MISS. •snotm, amano Meamcs oom wmmW (WZ one o y is COUPTEOJ SMILES ENTWUSlA RESPONSS IAARMTH UNDERSTA ATTEMTO PATIENCE SINCERITY CONSIDER REMEM8ERI FACTS CREATIVE HELPFULNE GV1NO ACTION ■’REOA HARRY SCHINDLER Reading Disabilities, Remedial Reading. 36 Discovering opportunities W vu -f ' 3kOS , u aW ' of Mk tO of ! MACfo t Of Q j vti vf of) uuUfid of) $ IHS 1.1 Of 0 I MBut ' of itut ud of 1 uttTM4 of E H UtjfM 7 Of) ® £ SL«v2XM vu aif, of jj. ' msfrart of ■ 1 mMut- of fiufra of ' ll i of (tufatrf of THE u SHAPP BLANK LEFT: Russell Coleman serves a customer at HOME DISCOUNT TILE CENTER. BELOW: PATRICIA C. GILLAN Special Education 10,11,12. I 37 Western wins for us Vo-tech is good if you want to learn a trade. You are almost as¬ sured a job after graduation. It’s a great experience.—Michele Foit The best experience the whole year was working at the University of Maryland Hospital. It’s a good school if you want to learn.— Margie Bright It’s a nice school because they put you out on work-study.— Herb Kaufman It’s fun and working with the exceptional children was a mean¬ ingful experience.—Josette Dor¬ sey and Tami Webb DAVID DILLEGGE Driver Education Safety and Parking Supervisor Catonsville Senior High School’s devoted bus drivers. ml WBS88 liWifHij . lnRsrall r jti—i — - 1 1 f -J 3 ' l ■ r ' ' lpSi 1 2-jl - PI 40 1 1 ■ For safety’s sake It was a hair raising experience. Drivers’ Ed was fun, but that country music really got to me. I’ll never forget how to get to Mr. Martinkis’ house. It was a wonderful experience to take Drivers’ Education at Catonsville Senior High School. Don’t hit anything, but if you do, hit it easily. Keep right in life as well as in driving.—Jim Martinkis It has been a genuine pleasure to be the driver for such a fine, well-mannered group of young people. May they all ' find success in the future. Good Bye and Good Luck!—Alfred A. Waters JAMES MARTINKIS Driver Education Bus Dispatch, Traffice Regulation 41 42 ! Lifesaving and learning Catonsville has remained a top notch school with super students and an excellent faculty. As I say each year, I hope to remain at Catonsville until my retire¬ ment.—Selvin Rudd I enjoy working with senior high students, helping them to find the information they need.—Linda McCormick I have always been happy and proud to be a part of Catonsville. Our administrators, faculty, and students are the best!—Emily Sauerwein I like working with people; they help me stay informed and up to date with school situations. Good school, nice students.—Tinnia Adkins LINDA McCORMICK Librarian Sophomore Class Advisor TINNIA ADKINS School Nurse Blood Assurance Representative 43 Halls and hotplates Do not let the good things in life rob you of the best things.— Catherine Steward Come and get it! It may not be what Mom fixes, but we try.— Margarette Wells You tried the rest, now try the best.—Lucy Alston, cook. Yuk!—Cheryl Pfeiffer The food just doesn’t catch your eye. It’s boring.—Monica St. Jean Don’t eat it.—Judy Ehrman Margaret Sims CUSTODIAL STAFF: Ernest Carr, John F. Bowen, Jr. (chief), James A. Perry 44 Cafeteria Staff Seniors Just yesterday, I walked through these doors. Excited, nervous, curious. Now I sit back and remember. With each stride, I progressed, Stepping further than ever expected. Learning from living, laughing, and loving, Reaching out to grasp and understand— Life transforming around and within me . . . I have grown, yet I am just a child in the eyes of the giant. Today I exit through these doors for the last time, All feelings of sadness overwhelmed by the prospects provided by the open door . . . Leaders to success The Senior Class Council was able to complete a successful year of activities due to the joint effort of its members. School spirit was boosted in the beginning of the year during the Almost Anything Goes Contest won by the seniors. Fund raisers such as the flea market and the car rallies bene¬ fited the seniors further. Such success was the result of coopera¬ tion, organization, and leader¬ ship learned through four years of working together. The efforts of Mrs. Gracie and Mr. Goodson, the class advisors, were greatly appreciated by the council. OFFICERS: Lori Brown (sec.), John Frey (v.p.), Mike Gosey (treas.), Rick Shangraw (pres.) ADVISORS: Sally Gracie, Chester Goodson FRONT ROW: John Frey, Mike Gosey, Kasey McCauley; MIDDLE ROW: Dudley Demarest, Regina Parkison, Kathy McQuay, Patty Lehr; BACK ROW: Barbara Green, Jenny Kimball, Rick Shangraw, Lori Brown, Judy Pannill. 48 ’77 finally arrives! CLIFTON D. ADAMS KAREN ANN ADAMS VERNON E. ADCOCK CHARLES AFFELDT ERICKA RENEE Sputnick”; racing. car shows. Karen”; Drama (11) . . . travel •Vernon”; GUYS AND DOLLS, “Eddie” . . . undecided. ALEXANDER girls , . . race in brackets, truck driver. back to California. Track; fishing, swimming, boating . . . roofer. Ricki”; Indoor Track (11); men, parties, swimming . . . college, medical field. MICHAEL J. ALFARO ROY EUGENE ALIFF STEVEN ■!. ALLAN BEVERLY MAUREEN PAUL ANDERSON Mike” . . . undecided. “Gene” . . . undecided. “Steve” . . . undecided. ANDERSON Beverly ; Outdoor Track (10). JV (11) Varsity (12) Volleyball; dancing, track, volleyball, basket¬ ball, people . . . college. Cookie Man”; Football (10). Wrestling (11); auto mechanics, Navy, industrial arts . . . work, college, family. : l JAMES AUTRY, JR. “Plummy”; JV Indoor Track (10); dancing, parties, sports . . . mason, bricklayer, construction worker. DEBORAH JEAN BACON “Debbie”; NHS, SC rep. (10,11), hr. rep. (11,12), K-CARI) (11, 12), Concert Choir (10,11,12), OLIVER (10), GUYS AND DOLLS (11); singing, dancing, psychology . . . college. ALISON LYNN BAIN “Cookie, AB”; NHS, Spirit Comm. (10,11), Cheerleading (10,11), Concert Choir (10,11), Ski Club (10,12), JV Lacrosse (10); music, math, people . . . college, U. of Delaware, Business Administration. DONNA BAKER Donn . . . undecided. STEVEN BAKER “Steve” . . . undecided. JEFFREY BARBER “Jeff”; K-CARD (12), K-Hi (12); basketball, baseball, parties . . . military service. RUSSELL DAVID BARBOUR “Goochie”; Varsity Basketball (12); sports, filming . . . college. Army. TERRY LYNN BARKER Terry”; Jeff, bowling, skating . . . marriage, work. CAROL JEAN BARNHARDT “Carol”; NHS, Concert Choir (11), Spanish Club (11,12), Spanish Honor Society (11,12); horses, reading, cooking . . . own horse farm, saddlery. TERRI BARRETT Terri”; Girls’ Ensemble (10); child care . . . college, marriage, children. SUSAN ANNE BATEMAN “Suz”; ELLIPSIS (11,12); poetry, hiking, teaching CCD . . . nursing, teaching CCD. CYNTHIA HELEN BECK Cindy”; SC rep. (12), ELLIPSIS (12), OLIVER (10): writing, music, sewing . . . college, Notre Dame, English. 51 DONALD KIRK BECKKR “Beck ; JV Lacrosse (10); party¬ ing, cars, football . . . college, Balto. Co. F ' ire Dept. PHILLIP LEE BEHRENS “Trashman ; Varsity Eootball (10, 11,12), .IV (10) Varsity (11,12) Wrestling, JV (10,11) Varsity (12) Track; football, bugging Mr. Sim¬ mons, taking money from Mr. Shannon . . . college. SHERRY DENISE BENNETT “Sherry”; music, dancing, tennis . . . work, travel. HENRY CHARLES BERGEN “Hank ; Band (10); country music, cars, motorcycles, piano, the Three Stooges , . . college, accounting, making money. KELLY MARIE BESSETTE “Kelly”; swimming, traveling, sewing . . . pre-school teacher. STANLEY BEUTELSPACHER “Stanley” . . . undecided. JOHANNA MARIE MICHELLE BISHOP “Zippy, Bish”; Guidance aide, costumes and refreshments for GUYS AND DOLLS; being with friends, listening to music, goof¬ ing off . . . travel, friends, work, professional discombobulator. MICHAEL FREDERICK BLAIR Square, Midnight”; JV (10) Var¬ sity (11,12) Soccer, Indoor Track (10), Lacrosse (10,11,12); Dirt Ball Society, sports, fishing, partying, acting . . . college. ROBERT EDWARD BLAKE Bob”; Track (10), Guidance aide (12); drums, music, dogs, biking, cars . . . college. ROBERT BLASETTI Pizon”; Dirt Ball Society, Fri¬ day nights, fishing, hunting, drinking with the boys . . . college. ROBERT BLOOM “Robert ; sports, having fun, being active, working . . . mak¬ ing money. VIVJA DAWN BLOOM “Viv”; Spanish Club (10); tennis, horseback riding, bowling . . . nursing school. DEBORAH A. BONNEVILLE Debbie” . . . undecided. GREGORY JOHN BOOKHULTZ “Greg”; Electronic music (12), Stage Crew (10,11), Indoor Track (10); car interiors, camping, mod¬ ern classical music . . . sound engineer. KATHLEEN M. BOSCH “Kathy”; swimming, sewing, go¬ ing places . . . job, marriage. DARLENE R. BOSLEY Darlene . . . undecided. CYNTHIA JEANNE BOSSI “Cyndi ; Health Careers (12), cheerleader (11); skiing, bowling, friends, meeting people, nature, ocean, travel . . . college, marriage. f RANDY L. BOWEN “Randy ; playing pool, weight training, camping, parties, meet¬ ing new people, women, travel . . . college. DENISE C. BOWIE “Denise”; NHS; music, dance, sports . . . college, music. PATRICIA A. BOYER ROBERT WESLEY BOYER “Patty”; . . . undecided. “Wes ; beaver hunting, bloomer mending ■ . . president, chicken farm in Alaska. SUZETTE D. BOYER “Suzette ; . . . undecided. 53 KAKKN M. BRKNNAN “Karen . . undecided. MARJORIE DOLORES BRIGHT Marg ; KAY-HI (11), Mgr. Vol¬ leyball (11); O.C., parties, meet¬ ing new people, good times, R.S. . . . college, working. KATHY ANN BRISTOW “Kathy ; horseback riding, sail¬ ing. fishing, ice skating . . . data processing. ERIC BROCK LORI JEANNE BROWN Eric ; . . . undecided. “Lori”; NHS, Exec. Bd. (10), Class VP (11), Class Sec. (12), Concert Choir (12), Drama (10, 11); travel, people, happy times . . . work, college. ROBERT M BROWN “Robert . . . undecided. SUSAN G. BUCHHEISTER Sue ; KAY-HI (10,11,12), Con¬ cert Choir (11), Social Comm. (10). Mgr. JV Softball (11); hav¬ ing a good time, journalism, being with friends . . . college, career, marriage. JOHN CHARLES BUCKMAN John ; JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Cross Country. JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Indoor Track, JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Spring Track; out¬ doors, running, hunting . . . col¬ lege, engineering. WALTER DUDLEY BULLARD III Wally ; SC rep. (10,11). Elec¬ tronic Music (10,11,12), Ski Club (10,11), JV soccer (10); music, parties, cold chillies. The U.S. GNOB, Broadway Melody of 1974 . . . reaching higher goals. INGRID BURD Ingrid ; Drama (12), Mgr. La¬ crosse (11), Varsity Volleyball (11.12); myself, others, nature . . . bicycle across the coun¬ try, college, expand awareness, LIVE. 54 JAMES DAVID BURGESS “Burge ; Spanish Club (11,12), Math Club (12), Varsity Foot¬ ball (10,11,12), JV Basketball (101, Indoor Track (11,12), JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Baseball; sports, music, outdoors . . . college. BAUD A. BURKE “Paul”; hr. rep. (11,12), St-Fac Relations Bd., Rights and Re¬ sponsibility Comm., JV (10,11) Varsity (12) Cross Country, JV (10,11 Varsity (12) Wrestling, JV Track (10,11); horses, (ire dept., scuba diving . . . UMBC, pre. med., paramedic. KERRY L. BURNS “Ker”; JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Football. Indoor Track (12), Golf (10), JV (11) Varsity (12) Baseball; sports, crabbing, a friend of mine . . . college, OSHA, life. JAMES GRAHAM BUSH “Jimmy”; swimming, basketball, guitar . . . college, recording engineer. PHYLLIS M. CAMDEN “Phyllis” . . . undecided. SARAH JEANNETTE CAMPBELL “Jennie”; partying, friends, hav¬ ing a good time . . . computer programmer. ROBERT WILLIAM CARBACK “Bob ; Wisp skiing, working. ' 71 Nova . . . college, Cate State. THOMAS PHILLIP CARBO “Cookie”; NHS, SC rep. (10), Span. Soc. (11,12), NMSC Final¬ ist, Mgr. Varsity Football (10), Mgr. JV Basketball (10); sports, art . . . college. DAVID LOUIS CARPER “Carp”; Varsity Lacrosse (10,11, 12); body surfing, the Florida ducks, ZAS, Banzai Pipeline . . . Navy. VICKY L. CARR “Vicky ; . . . undecided. 55 •JOHN ALLEN CARRION “Jay, Spic”; NHS, Spanish Club, JV (10,11) Varsity (12) Soccer, JV (10) Varsity (11.12) Wres¬ tling, Lacrosse (10), Track (11,12); sports. electronics, ocean, engineering, ARS, canoe¬ ing . . . dodging the draft, college, job CHARLES ROLAND CARTER, JR. Starter ; playing the drums, soft- ball, baseball, football . . . play the drums, work in body and fender shop. ALVIN DEWAYNE CASSELL Alvin ; SC rep. (10), Track (10, 11), Varsity Football (11,12); sports, travel, catch a buzz . . . get rich. THOMAS CAVEY Tommy”; buzz, cars, swimming, skiing, sky diving without a para¬ chute . . . staying alive, own business. LISA ANN CAVICCHIO “Lisa ; Social Comm. (10), Ski Club (12). Lacrosse (10,11); music, ocean, food, people . . . college, travel. STACY ANN CHARNOCK “Stacy”; guitar, singing secretarial work. DARRELL ANTHONY CHEEKS Darrell”; PYE Club (10,11,12), GUYS AND DOLLS (11), Spanish Club (11), BSL! (10,11,12), SC rep. (11). Concert Choir (10), Ski Club (11), Track, Football (10,11, 12); planes, people, animals, travel . . . college. ELISA MARIE CHINA Lili ; NHS, Social Comm. (10), Ski Club (12), Lacrosse (10,11); art, music, friends, animals, travel¬ ing . . . college. PHILLIP L. CHRISTIE “Larry . . . undecided. TIMOTHY JOSEPH CISNA “Spanky, Cizz, McGitz ; Elec¬ tronic Music (12); partying, ice skating, concerts, cold beer . . . paramedic travel, college, mar¬ riage, living, loving, dying. CHERYL L. CLARK Sue . . . undecided. JAMES P. CLARK James . . . undecided. STEVEN J. CLAYPOOL “Steve . . . undecided. RICHARD B. COBURN Rick ; motorcycles, bowling, computers, dancing . . . CCC, computer technician. SHARON ANN COFFEE Sharon ; SC rep. (12) . . . undecided. 56 Working our way over obstacles CANDIS FAYE COLE “Candy ; K-CARDS (12); play softball, visiting relatives, friends, reading, records, cook¬ ing, travel . . . work. RUSSELL ESQUIRE COLEMAN “Coley”; BSU (11), Cross Country (10), ,JV Basketball (10), Outdoor Track (10,11,12); Wanda, concerts, Parliament Funkadelic . . . owning business. RENEE COLLINS Aggie ; country rides, listening to music, Gary . . . secretarial work. W. BRENT COOPER “Brent”; Boys Ensemble (10); sports, partying, cars . . . college. CONSTENTINE TONY CORNIAS Gus ; SC rep. (12), Ski Club (12), JV (10) Varsity (12) Soccer, JV Track (10); OC, sports, boats . . . college. NANCY M. CORSON “Nancy ; parties, child care, CAW . . . college. VICKI L. COX “Vicki . . . undecided. DONNA LISA CRAWFORD “Donnie ; Girls ' Ensemble (10), Mixed Ensemble (11), JV (10) Varsity (12) Volleyball, Flash (12), JV Cheerleader (11); gymnastics, volleyball, softball . . . physical education. DEBORAH .JANE CROFT “Debbie”; photography, writing, drawing . . . marriage, work. ELIZABETH SUSAN CULLOM “Suzv ; Exec. Bd. (11), hr. rep. (10),’ Band (10), Orch. (10,11. 12), Stage Band (10), Spanish Club (11.12); horseback riding, music . . . college. 57 JANICK MARIK OYKOSKY GORDON DABRASKY PATRICIA MARY DANTONI MARIE LOUISE DAUGHERTY BRENDA SUE DEALE “Jan”; . . . medical secretary. “Buzzy”; JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Patti ; Office Aide (11.12), JV Pixie ; NHS, SG rep. (12), band. Brenda ; . . . undecided. assistant. baseball; sports, ocean cit . . . college, travel. y, girls (10) asst. mgr. (11) lacrosse; pho¬ tography, bike riding, working . . . secretarial work, travel. band librarian, uniform mgr., JV (10) Varsity (11.12) Volleyball, JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Softball; people, environment, sports . . . college, working. ROBERT FREDERICK DEAN “Bob ; Band (10,11.12), ,JV (10) football; weekends, Sunday Af ternoons, traveling... traveling. RUSSELL M. DECKER ‘■Russ”; band (10,11,12), basket¬ ball mgr. (10,11,12); Young Life, basketball, women, cars . . . college, YL. CAROL MARIE DEFRANK Carol ; Band (10). PYE club (11); working on crafts, camp¬ ing. my friends . . . college, travel, nursing. DUDLEY ALVIN DEMAREST “Dudley”; NHS, Band, orchestra (10,11,12). debate (10,11,12), Erench club (10) AES (10,11), OLIVER (10), GUYS AND DOLLS (II). MUSIC MAN (12); music . . . college, pharmacology, drug research. TERRANCE CARL DIGGS Terry”; -JV Basketball (11); girls, cars, music . . . Rhys. Ed. Major. MICHAEL CARL DINK ELMAN “Dink ; Guidance Aide (12), Band (10), .JV Soccer Mgr. (10,11), JV Track Mgr. (10); tennis, golf, volleyball, OC, drafting . . . col¬ lege, architect, real estate, mar¬ riage, changing things, travel. VICTOR J. DiPIKTRO “Vic , Wiidman”; JV (10) Var¬ sity (11) Football; skiing, sports, partying . . . electrician. TERESA NADINE DIXON “Terry”; JV Basketball (10), Social Comm. 110), Elections Comm. (11). Electronic Music (10,11), Spanish Club (10,11), Health Ca¬ reers (12); art, skateboarding, science, dancing . . . nursing career. MARY ANNE DORNBUSCH Ozzie, Busch”; JV Softball (10), ,JV (10) Varsity (11) Cheer¬ leader, hr. rep. (10), Class Coun¬ cil til,12), Concert Choir (10); S.B., lollipops, picnics, smiley children, getting long awaited letters, big farms in the moun¬ tains, snow . . . college, nursing, take care of Sammy. STEVEN D. DOUTHAT I “Steve”; Band (10,11,12), Stage ■ Band (10,11,12); biking, music, energy resources . . . college, engineering. LAWRENCE ANTHONY DRECHSLER “Larry”; JV Soccer (10)... college. MICHAEL DUCKETT “Duck ; water skiing, hunting, fishing, cars . . . Lincoln ' I ' ech., auto mechanic. JAMES M. DUDLEY “Jim. Scrud, Dud”; JV (11) Var¬ sity (12) Football; coaching and playing football . . . college, police force. MAUREEN SUSAN DUFFY Duff, Marnie ; Nurses Aide (10,11), Drama (10,11), S.C. rep. (10); Marvin, Bumology, wrestle aardvarks . . . college, early retirement from life, whatever. 59 ROBIN ANN DUTTON Bird ; Tommy, music, crafts, dancing . . . job, marriage, engineer. MARY JUDE RHRMAN Judy ; SC rep. (10); ice skat¬ ing, swimming, camping . . . college, travel, OC. CHRISTA I.YNN KISEL “Chris”; hr. rep. (10), CA- TONIAN (11,12), Ski Club (12); OC , a yellow TR 5, California, Green Acres . . . Special Education. BRENDA KAY ELLOITT “Crade”; SC rep. (10), Office Aide (12), Nurse’s Aide (12); guys, ceramics, swimming, Myrtle Beach . . . secretary. JAMES VINCENT ELLIOTT “Jim ; Ski Club, Varsity Baseball (10,11,12), .IV Basketball 00,11), JV Football (10); skiing, Lauri . . . College Park, baseball. PATRICIA LOUISE ELLIOTT Patty ; SC rep. (10), CATONIAN (12), Guidance Aide (12). Library Aide (12), Ski Club (11,12), K CARDS (11,12); skiing, TDG, par ties, friends . . . college. STEVEN P. ENGEL Steve ; . . . undecided 60 T ANTHONY EDWARD EVANS “Tony ; Cross Country (10); cars, fishing, photography, trav¬ eling . . . college, marriage. JOSEPH EDWARDS EVANS “Joe ; Lacrosse; aircraft, enjoying myself . . . Airforce, STEVE L. EVANS “Steve”; . . . undecided. CELESTE DAWN FLEMING “Celeste ; roller skating, bowling . . . physical therapist. MICHELE LYNN FOIT “Foiter ; Journalism (10), Vol¬ leyball (11), CATON1AN (11); OC, Frampton, partying, travel¬ ing, Mac, medicine . . . medical field. NANCY L. FOLCARELL1 “Nancy”, . . . undecided. CINDY J. FONG “Cindy , . . . undecided. JEFFREY ALLAN FORD “Jeff’; cars, sports, girls . undecided. ROSALIND VANESSA FOWLER “Rozzie”; Nurse ' s Aide (10,11); parties, concerts, basketball games . . . receptionist, marriage. CARL ERIC FREUNDEL “Carl”; OLIVER, CRUCIBLE. GUYS AND DOLLS, THE NIGHT THOREAU SPENT IN JAIL, MUSIC MAN, JV Cross Country (11); baseball, theatre, walking on a warm day .. . some¬ one, job. AUDITORIUM JOHN C. FREY “Fred”; NHS. JV (10,11) Varsity (12) Baseball, Executive Bd. (10), hr. rep. (12), Class V.P. (12), Orchestra (10,11), Math Club (12); sailing, math, science, water sports . .. college, chemical engineering, management. SHARON MARIE GAIR “Snuzzy ; skiing, swimming, spending time with Lenny . . . nursing school. JOHN DAVID GAITHER “John”; JV (10) Track; art, music sports . . . artist, musician. KATHLEEN MARIE GARVEY Kathy”; SC exec. ofl ' . (12), rep. (11), hr. rep.. Soc. Comm. (11,12), Elec. Coram. (11,12); sewing, music, SPT . . . fashion designing, marriage. ELIZABETH A. GEPPI “Liz” . . . undecided. BARBARA D. GIBSON “Barbara . . . undecided. DARLENE KAY GIBSON Gibby”; Office Aide; traveling, horseback riding, baseball, guys . . . traveling. SCOTT CHARLES GOETZ “Scrunky ; Lacrosse (10,11,12); sports, music, being a dirtball . . . college. CYNTHIA L. GOOD “Cindy” . . . undecided. PAUL T. GORMAN “Paul . . . undecided. WESLEY MORGAN GREEN “Lez”; Soccer (11), Basketball (10), Lacrosse (12); sports, plumbing. Dirt Ball society . . . plumber. LESLIE ANN GREENWALT Leslie ; NHS, Social Comm. (10), Class Council (10,11,12); Young Life, guitar, sewing, Jesus Christ, vacations, travel, smiling . . . college, nursing. KATHRYN LOUISE GRIFFITHS “Griff; Spirit Comm. (10,11,12), JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Cheer¬ leader, Varsity (10,11,12) Softball; JC, sports, summer, OC, people, sailing . . . college. MICHAEL DARRYL GUNDY “Michael ; SC rep. (10,11), KAY-HI (12), MUSIC MAN, JV (10) Basketball. Track (11,12); sports, travel, money, meeting people . . . college, work. MICHELE RENE GUNDY Missy ; SC rep. (11,12), Black Student Union (10,11,12), GUYS DOLLS. MUSIC MAN; Music. Theatre, social work, people, someone, dancing . . . college, marriage. MICHAEL LOUIS GOSEY “Gose”; NHS, Exec. Bd. (10). Prom Comm. (11,12), Sr. Party Comm. (12), Class Treas. (11, 12), Tennis (10,11); rock ‘n’ roll, tennis, Cathy, stereos, fishing, golf, basketball . college, veterinarian. TIMOTHY LOUIS COVER Tim”; K-CARDS; archaeology, music, traveling . . . archaeology, travel to the Near East. CHARLES JOSEPH GRABER “Chip ; JV GO) Varsity (11) Soccer, Varsity Tennis (11); Debbie, good parties, OC , . . Police Department. CHARLES H. GRACE “Charles” . . . undecided. BARBARA LYNNE GREEN “Barb ; NHS, hr. rep. (12), Social Comm. (12); accounting, music . . . college, travel. SAT’s, ACT’s, ACH’s LINDA P. HALL “Linda . . . undecided. KATHRYN ANN HANNON “Kathy ; JV Basketball (10); golf, softball, OC, cars, swimming, someone, working with kids . . . real estate work, marriage. ing a pet shop. SUSAN MARIE HAPPEL ANITA F. HARMON “Sue”; KAY-CARDS (11,12), Anita” ... undecided Office Aide (12); swimming, having a good time, being with friends, OC . . . UMBC, travel, good job. .JOANNE ELIZABETH HALLAMEYER “Joanne ; Guidance Aide (12); RL, Twinkle Toes, puppies, nerds, lunch with perverts . . . secretarial work, marriage, lots of kids, own- JOSEPH ALEXANDER HARRIS. JR. Little Joe ; JV Wrestling (11); sports, girls, home woodworking, parties . . . college. RODNEY S. HARRIS “Rodney” . . . undecided. JOYCE ELAINE HARRISON “Joyce ; ELLIPSIS (12), Band (10), Orch. (10,11,12), Theatre Orch. (11,12), Student-Faculty Relations Comm. (12); literature, people, writing, politics . . . college, music, travel. MICHAEL I. HART “Mikey ; John Deer Hats, hunting, fishing . . . living life with a little more life than one would normally live life with, owning 50 beehives, farming an 800 acre farm. FRANK D. HAWKINS Frank”; French Club, hr. rep. (10), tennis, music, tennis . . . college, money, recognition. 64 DAVID HILL LYNETTE FAYE HILL DIANE LYNN HILTZ TERRI LEE HILTZ JEAN LOUISE HIMES David . . . undecided. “Buzz”; riding ; sailing, skiing, horseback . . cosmetologist. “Beetsy ; JV (10) Track; bowling, working, S.D.. fun . . . college, children. “Ter”; Drama (10), SC (10,11); science, OC, horseback riding, Jeff, partying, laughing . . . nursing. “Jean”; Guidance Aide (12), Ski Club (12); gymnastics, skiing, tennis . . . x-ray technician or lab technician. PHILLIP VV. HAZELTON “Phil”: design billboard for GUYS AND DOLLS; my girl friend, attending sports events . . . college, job, marriage. JEANNE MARIE HEAD “Jeanne”; SC rep. (11), Ecology Club (11), Band (10); nature, plants, cooking . . . college. PETER JOHN HEATH “Beast”; NHS, Math Club; JV (10,11) Varsity (12) Wrestling; camping, wrestling, partying, fun, fishing . . . college, dentistry. JAMES LOUIS HEDRICK “Jim ; JV (10) Baseball, JV (11) Football; playing all sports, having fun . . . Marines. ROBERT HELVIG “Robert ; travel, Kenya, catch a buzz . . . get rich. KARIN ANN HESS “Karin ; NHS, Lacrosse (10), mgr. (11); children, arts and crafts, sewing, outdoors . . . deaf education. DENISE LYNN HEUSCHELE NANCY MARIE HICKS “Denise”; dancing, swimming, ocean . . . business college. “Nancy ; Guidance Aide (12), Class rep. (12), Band (10), ELLIPSIS (12); photography, traveling, OC, boys, sports . . . college, accounting. JEFFREY JOHN HIEL “Jeff; JV (10) Soccer, Varsity (12) Indoor Track; surfing, skate¬ boarding, Beach Boys, OC, sum¬ mer . . . college, criminal justice, California. CINDY D. HILL Cindy” . . . undecided. 65 PATRICE A. HINES Patrice” . . . undecided. CINDI L. HOBBS Cindi . . ■ undecided. DEBORAH JEAN HOBBS ‘ ' Deb”; Varsity (11) Soccer mgr., hr rep. (10), SC Rep. (10,11), PE office aide, Girls ' Ensemble (10), Ski Club (12); swimming, friends, life, parties . . . Ocean City, college, travel. MARSHALL PAUL HOERL, III Marshall”; JV (H) Varsity (12) Cross Country, JV (11) Indoor Track, SC rep. (10), Ring Dance Comm. (11). Jr. Prom Comm. (11), PYE Club (10,11). Spanish Club (11), OLIVER (10); weekends out, friends, art, horses, nature, girls, fun . . . moving out, college, work. PAMELA MARY HOHMAN “Pam ; NHS, Varsity (12) Volleyball, JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Lacrosse; water skiing, swimming, camping . . . business education teacher. 1 DAVID BRIAN HOLDEN David”; sports. Ocean City, partying ... college, veterinarian. ALLAN SCOTT HOLLAND Scralbert ; JV (10) Football, Varsity (10,11) Lacrosse; hunting alligators in east African jungles, dirtball society, trail riding . , . electrician. DEBORAH DENISE HOLLAND Debbie, Phil ; Nurse Aide, JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Volleyball; Jeffrey, swimming, dancing, party, having fun . . . have children, get married, work. WANDA EILEEN HOLLEY “Saddle”; SC rep. (11,12), BSU (10,11,12), Varsity Cheerleading (11); talking, sewing, Russell . . . college, marriage. JANICE LEE HOLLOWAY “Jan . . . marriage. 66 I MARK JAMES HUFFMAN “Mark ; KAY-CARD (12), ELLIPSIS (12); art, traveling, photography ... art college, going to Germany. ANN MARIE HOLMES Ann ; SC rep. (10), Social Comm. (10,11), KAY-CARDS (12), JV Basketball (10), mgr. Girl’s Lacrosse (10), mgr. Varsity Baseball (11); people, sports, sewing... college, work, success. MARTHA REBECCA HOLTZNER “Martv ; NHS, Library Aide (10), Costume Crew (10); Young Life, square dancing, people, life . , . Loyola College, computer science. SHARI LYNN HOOK “Hooker”; Concert Choir (11), PYE Club (11), Softball (11); OC. partying, someone, traveling . . . college, marriage. NELSON DREW HORNFEC ' K “Nelson”; Soccer (10); trail blaz¬ ing, partying, skiing, photography . . . undecided. REGINALD EDWARD JACKSON “Butter Cups ; Varsity Basket¬ ball (12), Office Aide (12): swimming, basketball, pool, partying, messing with women . . . mail clerk. CYNTHIA JANE HUGHES Cindy, Tex”; Girls’ Ensemble (10) , Health Club (12), JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Field Hockey, JV (11) Varsity (12) Basketball, JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Softball; I sewing, guitar, sports, good friends . , . college, phys. ed., I good job. MARC KELSEY HUGHS Marc”; Office Aide ( 12), Indoor Track (11,12), Cross Country (12), Outdoor Track (11,12); Pennsyl¬ vania, hiking, women, money . . . college. DAVID PUTNAM HUNT “David ; JV (10) Soccer. Tennis (10,11,12); art, party, girls, sci¬ ences, photography . . . college, parties. JOANNE McLANE JACKSON “Josie”; Nurse’s Aide (12), Guid¬ ance (12); Ocean City, parties, traveling to end of the earth . . . college. RODN ' KY ARNAZ JACKSON “Swanky : Office Aide (11,12), KAY-CARDS (10,11,12), SC (10, 11,12), Sr. Class con.. Track. (10), Varsity Basketball (10,11, 12); women, party, Shiro. danc¬ ing, swimming . . . college, good job. RICHARD JOHN JACOBS Jake ; parties, cars, girls . . . undecided. MISSY A. JENSEN “Missy . . . undecided. CRAIG ALAN JONES Craig ; trail riding, working in a lumber yard, swimming, summer time ... to graduate. KRISTEN LEE JONES Kris”; SC rep. (10), Office Aide, JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Field Hockey, JV (10,11) Var- sity (12) Softball; Ricky, water skiing, BUD , gymnastics, . . . work]becoming a millionaire. SHARON A. JONES BRIAN D. JOYCE DONALD H. KAHRS FRANK WAYNE KAHRS PAULA J . KALAFOS Sharon” . . . undecided. “Brian” . . . undecided. JR”; K-CARD; photography, Hy¬ ing (planes), repelling . . . college, aerospace engineering, being an airplane pilot. “Frank ; hunting, horse riding, going to different countries . . . going to CCC, veterinarian, work¬ ing with animals. Paula” . . . undecided. JAMES W. KEATTS “James”; . . . undecided. MICHAEL STEPHEN KAVANAGH “Kavs ; hr. rep. (12), Varsity Football (10,11,12), Varsity In¬ door Track (11.12), JV (10,11) Varsity (12) Baseball; skating, people, running . . . college, business. DAVID GERARD KELLER “Dave”; NHS, Spanish KAY-CARDS (12); music, people . . . medicine. ELISE ANNE KARAS “Wease”; SC rep. (11), hr. rep. (10), Morning Announcements (12), Band (10,11,12), Orchestra (12), Health Club (12), JV Vol¬ leyball (11); Young Life, oboe, swimming, tennis, reading . . . college, teaching, psychobiology. DARREL CHRISTOPHER KARL Darrel”; ELLIPSIS (10), De¬ bate (10,11), It ' s Academic (10, 11); debating, reading, writing, math, tennis, canoeing . . . Johns Hopkins, engineering. ALISON LYNN KARRER “Alison”: KAY-HI photogra¬ pher, Ski Club, ELLIPSIS; har¬ monica, crafts, horticulture, camping, traveling, math, art, photography . . . college, architect. DENISE VIRGINIA KAUFFMAN “Denise ; tennis, swimming, partying . . . working with children, someone. MARY ANN KIBBY NHS, “Mert”; Spirit Comm. (10,11), fun. Cheerleader (10,11), Lacrosse (10, 11); summer, ocean, friends . . . UMBC, nursing. CYNTHIA LYNN KIDWELL Cindy”; guitar, bowling, vol¬ leyball, softball, camping, back¬ packing, MYF, mountains , . . college. 69 J. BLAKE KIELMAN “Wildman, Tiko-tiko ; hunting, fishing, camping, four-wheeling, Bonnie . . . college, something involved with outdoors. JINOK KIM “Jinok”; art, piano . . . inter¬ national stewardess, pianist. •JENNIFER ANN KIMBALL • ' .Jen, Nif ; NHS, SC rep. (12), Car Rally Comm. (12), Flea Market Comm. (12). CAT0N1AN (12), Concert Choir (10,11); ani¬ mals, smiles, rainbows . . . U. of Delaware. MARK SMITH KING “Mark ; JV (10) Varsity (12) Cross Country, Varsity Tennis (11,12); Beatles, sports, traveling, people . . . college. STEPHEN MICHAEL KING “Steve ; hr. rep. (10); amateur radio, electronics, civil defense . . . broadcast engineer, Towson State College. WILLIAM B. KING Bruce ; Ski Club (12), Varsity (12) Soccer; electronics, photog¬ raphy. Patty . . , electronics. WILLIAM P. KINGSLAND Bill . . . undecided. DANA HEWITT KIRBY Dana ; meeting people, horse¬ back riding, sailing . . . college •JOYCE ANNE KISPERT -Joyce ; NHS; outdoors, crafts, camping . . . traveling. College Park. RAMUNAS STASYS KLIGYS Razz ; K-CARDS (11), Ski Club (11,12), Varsity (11,12) Football, JV Baseball (11), . . . skiing, swimming, hunting, Baltimore Opera Club, Kathy ... college, ski-bum, going west. 70 Employment? Enrollment? KATHERINE JULIE KLOBY “Julie, Jul”; SC rep, (11), hr. rep. (10) , KAY-CARDS (11), Exec. Bd. (12), Concert Choir (10,11. 12), All-State Choir (12); OLI¬ VER (10), GUYS ’N DOLLS (11) , MUSIC MAN (12); co-ed lav., music, theatre, . . . music theatre, college, marriage. HERBERT EUGENE KNAPP “Herb”; NHS, SC Treasurer (12), French Club (10,11,12), French Honor Society (12); accounting, piano, cats . . . college, travel, business. STEPHEN PATRICK KNIGHT Steve ; KAY-HI (12); music, sports, hockey . . . broadcasting. TINA LOUISE KOCH Tina ; commercial art, fine arts, drawing . . . commercial artist. MARY PATRICIA KOETZLE “Mary Pat ; eating, swimming, tennis, baseball, biking, party¬ ing, Bacardi’s, Bud . . . ac¬ countant, marriage. MICHAEL J. KUNKEL “M.J. . . . undecided. SHARON KURINIJ “Sharon”; . . . undecided. DALE E. KEESEE Dale”; . . . undecided. MARIANNE E. LAMPRECHT “Marianne”; hr. rep. (10), Morn¬ ing Announcements (11,12), K- CARDS (11,12), Band (10,11,12), JV Hockey mgr. (11); Young Life, animals, porpoises, spring time . . . college. GREGORY GENE LANDERMAN “Greg”; KAY-CARDS (11,12), Ski Club (10,11,12), football, golf; skiing, hunting, golfing . . . college, out west. MARK T. LANGENFKLDER BRIAN E. LASH Mark” . . . undecided. Brian ; camping, canoeing, out¬ doors, partying, good times . . . travel, work. RONALD J. LEKEBURE BARBARA ELLEN LEHMAN MARK E. LEHNHOFF Ron . . . undecided. “Barbara”; French Honor Society “Mark” . . . undecided. (12). French Club (10,11,12), AFS (11), Health Careers (12); music, sports, biology, traveling . . . college. PATRICIA ANNE l.EHR “Munchkin ; SC Exec. Bd. (11), hr. rep. (10,11,12), Graduation Comm. (12), Rolling Rd. rep. (11) , Flea Market Chairman (12) . KAY-HI (11,12). Debate (12), PYE Club (11), Health Careers (12); writing, talking, friends, fun . . . journalist. TRACY M. LEIBY Tracv ; SC rep. (11,12), JV (10) Cheerleader; swimming, bike rid¬ ing. carrots . . . overseas travel, Germans. DIANE ELIN I, ELS HEAR “Diane ; PYE Club (11); meeting people, making things, talking, swimming . . . graduation, travel, college. DAVID HERMAN LERNKR Dave ; NHS, Orch. (10,11,12); music, chemistry, geology . . . Washington College. RAY L. LESLIE Rocky ; music, playing bass guitar, parties, Ocean City . . work in a recording studio. RUDOLPH LUDWIG LINDE II “Rudy ; JV 110) Varsity (11) Football, JV Wrestling (10), Varsity Track (10.11,12), Varsity Indoor Track (11,12), Varsity Cross Country (12); sports, music, food ... college, business. KIMBERLY SUE LINGIS Kim ; PYE Club (10.11); basket¬ ball, my boyfriend. Ocean City, having good times, medicine . . . medical technology. JOHN A. LOWRY John . . . undecided. DAVID BRANDT LUCAS David . . . undecided. RICHARD HOPKINS LUND Richard ; Drama Club. GUYS AND DOLLS (12). THE NIGHT THOREAU SPENT IN JAIL (12), THE CRUCIBLE (11); accounting, recreation sports leader, drama, coin col¬ lecting . . CCC, Shepard College. MALCOLM ANTHONY LYNCH “Binky”; BSU (11), Varsity Basketball (11,12); sports, ani¬ mals, music . . , college, physical education. MARGARET ANN LYONS Margo”; Girls ' Ensemble (10), Concert Choir (11,12), GUYS AND DOLLS, THE NIGHT THOREAU SPENT IN -JAIL, MUSIC MAN; drama, singing, stage, loft, co-ed lav . . . college, music theatre, travel. PATRICIA ANN MAHER Trish” . . . undecided. PHYLLIS JANE MAITLAND ‘ ' Jane”: K-CARD (11), Cheerlead¬ ing (10,11,12); horses, sports, soft¬ ball . . . undecided. TAMMY ELLEN MAN IS “Tammy”; Bobby, music . . joh, travel, finish school. PAMELA J. MARSH Pam ; boating, swimming, bike rides, John . . . work, travel, marriage. KATHLEEN ANN MARTIN “Kathy ; SC rep. (11); DLM, having fun, being with friends, going to the stock car races, going places ... nursing, marriage. THERESA MARIE MARX “Terry”; swimming, someone . medical secretary, marriage. BONNISUE DELORES MARK1EWICZ “Bonni”; SC rep. (10,11), Orch. (10,11), PYE (11), Volleyball (10), Track (10); Steve, softball, fishing . . . marriage. JOHN T. MARKS “John . . . undecided. 73 MICHAEL J. MAYO KATHLEEN ANNE McCAULBV Mike . . . undecided. Kasey”; SC Exec. Bd. (12), hr. rep. (10), Social Comm. (12), Health Careers, Softball mgr. (11); ice skating, horseback riding, laughing with L-TB, BLS. LM . . . college, nursing. STEPHEN SALVATORE .JOHN W. McCLURG McCLOSKEY “Joan” . . . undecided. “Steve : SC rep. (10), JV (10,11) Varsity (12) Soccer, JV (10) Var¬ sity (11,12) Indoor Track, Varsity Lacrosse (10,11,12); sports, sing¬ ing, . . . college. LYNNE NORWOOD McCOY “Lynne ; NHS, SC Exec. Bd. (10), Vice Pres, (ill. Pres. 112), Stud.-Fae. Relations (11,12), Concert Choir (11.12), Debate (10), Social Comm. (12), French Honor Society (12), Tennis 110); guitar, sailing, Aiiquippa, eating popcorn, cracking up with BLS . . . college. steven McDowell “Stevie . . . undecided. GEORGE McGEE III George”; Golf (11); cruisin’, boozin ' , bowlin ' . . . college. John g. McKinley Jock. Wien ; NHS, Varsity Cross Country (10); AALI swimming, sports, outdoors . . . college. HEATHER S. McLEAN Bear ; hr. rep. (10), Concert Choir (10,11), JV Softball Mgr. (10), JV Softball (11), ,JV Cheer- leader (10); bowling, horseback riding, driving 2405C’s . . . T.W., making money, legal secretary. CINDY CARR McMILLAN “Cindy Me ; CATONIAN (12); Hockey, B-ball, Lacrosse; out¬ doors, conservation, photog- raphy, sports, hiking. Whoppers, tooth brush meditation, H O on the rocks, JD . . . college, leisure services, escape to the Scottish mountains. 74 KIMBERLY ANN McNICHOLAS Kimbo”; NHS, Band {10,11, 12), Orch, (11.12), Chamber Music (11,12), Spanish Club, GUYS AND DOLLS (Orch.), MUSIC MAN (Orch.); music, outdoors, swimming . . . college, music. JEAN MARIE McNULTY “Jeanne”; Health Careers Club (12); sewing, crafts, having fun, friends, caring for people . . . Union Memorial School of Nurs¬ ing, registered nurse. KATHERINE ANN McQUAY “Kathy”; NHS, Exec. Bd. (12), APS (10,11), French (10,11), Debate (10); reading, dancing, music, ocean . . . college. PATRICIA ANN McTAMANY “Pattie ; SC rep. (10), K-CARDS (12), Guidance Aide (10,11), Ski Club (12), Softball mgr. (10); people, skiing . . . nursing. JOHN ROBERT MEYERS “John”; Wrestling; sports, trav¬ eling . . . college. SUSAN MILLEKER “Susan ; NHS, CABARET (10), ALL AMERICAN (ID, WHS JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Cheer¬ leader; painting, sailing, guitar, J.H., summers at the ocean . . . deaf and blind education. KATHLEEN A. MILLER “Kathy” . . . undecided. KIMBERLY DIANE MILLER Kim ; partying, OC, going places ... college, nursery school teacher. MARY JOANNE MILLER “Mary Jo”; JV (10,11) Basketball horseback riding, music, tennis , . secretarial work. CHERYL ANN MILLS Mills ; hr. rep. (12), Social Comm. (10), JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Baseball mgr.; people, traveling, art, sports . . . nurs¬ ing, physical therapy, travel, marriage. CHARLENE J. MORRIS “Charlene” . . . undecided. PATRICIA LYNN MOSS Patti ; SC rep. (10,11,12), Journalism (12), Ski club (11,12), Spanish club (10), OLIVER, Tennis (10), Lacrosse mgr. (10); people, skiing, OC, Bruce . . . college. I.ORAN BETH MOTE Lori, L. Mote. Lori-love ; CRUCIBLE (10), BLITHE SPIR- IT (11), GUYS AND DOLLS (11), NIGHT THOREAU SPENT IN JAIL (12), MUSIC MAN (12); travel, loft, parties, drama, co-ed lav . . . college, studying abroad. DENNIS JOSEPH MOTSKO “Denny”; SC rep. (10), Varsity Tennis (10,11,12); OC. tennis, hunting, swimming, money . . . college, oceanography, success. THOMAS BRIAN MUHL Brian, Mahl, Muleskinner”; Ski Club (11). Varsity (10,11, 12) Football, Varsity (12) Out¬ door Track; Maggie, skiing, parties, reckless driving, sickles . . . college, lawyer, crayon salesman. 76 Rolling along with the car rallies! CANDY J. NOLAN “Candy” . . . undecided. CATHERINE ELIZABETH OATES “Cathy ; JV Cheerleader (10), JV (10,11) Varsity (12) Lacrosse mgr.; meeting people, parties, friends, music, photography . . . college, travel to SC, Europe. JUDITH ANN OLSON “Judy”; JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Hockey, JV (10) Varsity (11) Basketball, Varsity Lacrosse (10, 11,12); stained glass, pottery, plants, horses, sports . . . college, pre-vet. CLAIRE E. OLVER “Claire”; Varsity Tennis (10,11); music, art, the mountains, the ocean, friends . . . college. HAROLD S. PALMER “Hal . . . undecided. DEBORAH A. NEEL “Debbie . . . undecided. CHARLES NETHKEN “Chuck , Net”; Football (10, 11,12), Baseball (10), Track (11, 12); sports, money, recreation . . . college, get rich. ROBYN JEAN NEVELUS “Robyn”; Library Aid (12), PYE Club; reading, partied, children . . . marriage, working with small children. KYONG SUK MUN “Kyong”; music, biology, algebra . . . undecided. SANIYE BILGE MUTLUAY “Bilge ; AFS (12); travel, reading, meeting new people . . . medicine. i I R RAYMOND HOWARD PALMER Ray ; ELLIPSIS (12), Concert Choir (10,11.12), Math Club (12), Chess Club (12). OLIVER! (10), MUSIC MAN (12); com¬ puters, math, music, writing, BIBLE, marathon running . . . college, writing, macro-utiliza¬ tion of micro-processors. JUDITH CAROLE PANNILL Judy , Dith ; NHS, hr. rep. (12), Orch. (10,11,12), Concert Choir (12), Chamber Orch. (11.12), Theatre Orch. (10,11), MUSIC MAN (12); music, crazy friends, BIBLE, BSO concerts . . . Pea¬ body Conservatory, singer and musician. STEVEN EVERETT I ' AKOUE “Pedro”, Mouse”; ELLIPSIS (10), CATONIAN (11), sports pro¬ gram (11), KAY-HI (10,11,12), Health Club (12), Varsity Track (10); photography, graphic arts, medical illustration . . . MJV, medical illustration, college. REGINA ANN PARK1S0N “Regina”, “Gina , “Reg”; NHS, SC rep. (10,11,12), hr rep. (10. 11,12), Class Treas. (10), Band (10,11,12), Orch. (11.12), Jazz En¬ semble (10,11,12), AES (10,11,12), Varsity Softball (10,11,12); music, AFS, biking, living . . . college, music ed. RICHARD STEVE PASQUARELLA Petrocelli , Wop , “Pasq ; surfin’ O.C. waves, Tisherelli, drinkin’ lowbies with MB . . . college, making new friends and keeping in (ouch with the old ones. SUSAN PATZER “Sue”; skiing, gymnastics, sail¬ ing, photography . . . college, Europe. RODNEY BERNARD PEGEUSE Rodney ; softball, travel . . . college, work. CHARLENE SUSAN PETERS Bunny ; Spirit Comm. (11), Var¬ sity Cheerleader (11); horseback riding, parties, ice skating, skiing .. . medical receptionist, marriage. MICHAEL EUGENE PETERS Mike , Marv ; NHS, SC rep. (12), KAY-HI (12), JV (10) Var¬ sity (11,12) Football, JV Track (10); sports, writing, staying alive . . . college, architecture, staying alive. DEBORAH ANN PFEIFFER “Debbie . “Toots”; art, sewing, shooting and collecting guns . . . marriage, college, teach elementary art. DIANE ARDELLE PFEIFFER ANTHONY K. PHILLIPS Di”; sailing, softball, swim- “Tony” . . . undecided, ming, bike riding, backpacking . . , travel, modeling, enjoying life. NANCY JAYNE PHOEBUS “Nancy ; parties, O.C., guys . . . traveling, working with children. BERNADINE SHIR0M1 PINIDIYA Shiro ; Debate (12), AFS (12), Drama (12), MUSIC MAN (12); music, meeting people, basketball players . . . college, taw, travel. JO ELIZABETH PUTT “Jo ; . . . undecided. MARK E. POISAL1. Mark ; . . . undecided. ROBERT POLK, JR. “Bob”; motorcycles, O.C., swim¬ ming, basketball . . . college. SHARI LYNN PRICE “Shari ; dance, working with smalt children, drawing, painting . . . CCC, travel around U.S., move to Europe. EDWIN C. PRYOR “Ned ; NHS. hr. rep. (11). SC rep. (10,12), JV Football (10), JV Basketball (11), Varsity Indoor Track (12); travel, sports , . . college, go to Europe. MICHAEL ALLEN PULLIAM Mike”; Band (10), Orchestra (10,12); tennis, reconditioning old cars, music . . . machinist. 79 JAMES ROBERT PUSKY Jim”, “Poo”; SC rep. (10), Band (10,11.12), Orch. (10,11, 12) Jazz Ensemble (10,11.12), Theatre Orch. (10.11,12); music, friends, good times, BSS . . . college, music ed., interplanetary communications. VITORIA JANE RAAB “Vickie ; NHS. PYE Club (10 11), JV Lacrosse (TO); music crafts, friends . . . agriculture. ALICIA LYNN RAHENOLD Alicia ; JV Basketball (10), Varsity Tennis (11.12); tennis, travel, money . . . professional tennis. LENORA L. RANDALL “Lenora ; SC rep. (12); parties, concerts, basketball games . . . nursing, marriage. RUTH RANDALL “Tinky ; ( ' .iris ' ensemble, con¬ cert choir; dancing, singing, modeling . . . continue educa¬ tion, find a good job. BAHT DOUGLAS RAUBACH Bart : photography, sports, music . . . vocational school, travel. KIM S. REDMOND Kim ; Girls ' Ensemble (10,11), BSU (12) . . . college. C HARLES PAUL REICH EN BERG Chuck ; girls, motocross, cars, lacrosse, hockey, football . . ..ndecided. CELESTE ELIZABETH REIS “Celeste”; Drama (10,11,1 2), Con¬ cert Choir (11.12), OLIVER (10). GUYS AND DOLLS (11), MUSIC MAN (12); work. O.C., writing and singing my own music, danc¬ ing .., travel, marriage, recording. MARK RKULING “Mark ; NHS, JV Soccer (10, 11), Varsity Tennis (10,11,12); Hebron, O.C., loud southern rock, concerts, tennis, SOME . . . college. 80 I ■ ROBERT D. RHEUBOTTOM Rob ; JV (11) Varsity (12) Basketball . . . college, work. FRANCIS XAVIER RHOADS “Fran ; Golf; sports, music . college. BARBARA A, RHODES Barbara” . . . undecided. RAN t RICE Ranv” . . . undecided SHARMEL L. RHYNE “Sharmel . . . undecided BARRY JOHN RICH Elvis ; hr rep.; sports, music, comedy ... OS Army. MARK WILLIAM RICHARDS “Mark ; transatlantic ice skating, work, Alpine skiing . . . Work. LISA MARIE RINK “Lisa : art, photography, volley¬ ball, tennis, O.C., dancing, some¬ one, bicycling, people . . . college, commercial art, marriage. THOMAS MATTHEW RIVERS “Tom”; Debate (10,11,12); archi¬ tecture, friends, music, partying . . . college, Colorado, MELINDA JAIN RODGERS “Melinda ; NHS, hr rep. (10). CA TONIAN (11,12), Concert Choir (10,11,12), Orch. (10,11,12); music, ocean, playing pool, “And You and I , orange ' 76 Pinto . . . college, career, a gold Rolls. SARAH BURCH ROESLER “Sarah ; SC rep. (10,11), Decor¬ ations Comm. (10), Ski Club (12), stage manager OLIVER; meeting new people, skiing, photography . . . college, social work. LAURA JEANINE R0HRER Laura”; French Club (10,11, 12); myself, others, nature . . . bicycle across country this sum¬ mer, college, live, peace. RHONDA LEE ROHRS “Roach”; hr rep. (11,12), JV cheer¬ leader (11); swimming, roller skat¬ ing, writing, reading, ice skating . . , college, novelist, computer operations or programming, some¬ one, marriage. LORNA ANN ROLES “Lou ; hr rep. (10), BSU (12): sewing, track, keypunch . . . Air Force. JAMES G. ROSSON “Jay . . . undecided. STEPHEN WILLIAM ROZANSKI Speedy, The Pole ; history, PE, architecture, the Kiss Army . . . college, architecture, meet the members of Kiss. Kathleen anne Rudolph “Kathy”; hr rep. (10). PYE Club 00,11,12); reading, music, parties, Ronnie . . . nursing. TIMOTHY BRUCE RUFF Tim ; cars, sports, purties . . college, travel. BETH ALLISON SANDBOWER “Boo”; NHS, SC rep. 00,11,12), KAY-HI (10,11.12). Ski Club (10,11,12), Debate (10,11,12), JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Field Hockey; classical ballet, music, people and parties, sports . . . college, law, bricklaying. LISA M. SARCHIAPONE “Lisa ; horseback riding. O.C., tennis, parties, people . . . data processing, marriage. TIMOTHY JAMES SASSER DENNIS J. SCANNELL Tim”; camping, hunting, hiking Dennis” . . . undecided • . . working, having a good life. TERRY E. SCANNELL CYNTHIA ANN SCARAN Terry . . . undecided. Cindy”; drawing, bowling, DAH, clowning around . . college, marriage. 82 BRENDA LOUISE SCHADT “Bren”; NHS, Exec. Bd. (10,12), Social Comm. (12), Class Secre¬ tary (11), Debate (10,11), Tennis (10,11), JV Hockey (11); sports, Italians, Atlanta, laughs with LNM, friends . . . college, law, marriage. POLLY A. SCHAEFER “Polly” . . . undecided. KAREN MARIE SCHAIBLF, “Karen”; sewing, tennis, crafts, travel . . . college, work, marriage. MARK R. SCHATZ “Schatz”; cars, concerts, work . . . college, lots of money. TERRY LOUISE SCHENE “Ter”; OLIVER (10); guys, sailing, drama, dancing, ice skating, people, O.C. . . . hair stylist, marriage. EDWARD GEORGE SCHMITT Eddie”; NHS, SC rep. (11), Varsity Wrestling (10.11.12); travel, cars, ocean . . , travel, college. BRIAN CHARLES SCHNEEMAN “Brian”; Varsity Lacrosse (10, 11) . . . undecided. JUDITH ANN SCHNEIDER “Judy”; NHS, Band (10,11), Orchestra (11,12), French Club (10,11,12), AFS (ID, GUYS DOLLS, MUSIC MAN; music. French, travel . . . teaching, play¬ ing in a symphony. ANITA INGRID SCHOELER Anita”; NHS, CATONIAN (12), KAY-CARDS (12), JV (10) Var¬ sity (11,12) Volleyball, Varsity Lacrosse (10,11,12); vvaitressing, sports, outdoors, Beach Boys . . • University of Delaware, nursing. JEFFREY PHILIP SCHUBERT “Schube ; Baseball mgr. (10), Tennis (11); OC, Canada, making money, boating, benson, SDS, AT, oriental rugs, exotic dinners, high class living, exotic cars, . . . college, living. BRETT RANDALL SCHURMANN “Brett”; NHS, Exec. Bd. (11), SC rep. (12). Secretary (10), Debate . . . college, rich lawyer, politician. 83 PATRICIA ANN SEIFFERT “Tisherelli, Seif ; Girls’ En¬ semble (10), PYE Club (11), Softball (10,11,12); going down Ed ' s and sipping a few, friends, Petro . . . good times, O.C., enjoying life, college, travel. WILLIAM DAVID SELLERS Dave”; fishing, cars, hunting antiques . . . undecided. ANTHONY JOSEPH SERIO Tony ; camping, travel, wood working, music, biking, coin col lecting, cars . . . industrial work. KAREN L. SETH JEFFREY ALVIN SEWELL “Karen” . . . undecided. “Ben”; JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Basketball, JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Football, JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Track; music, sports, partying . . . college, marriage, professional sports. TAMAR FRANCIS SHACKTER Tamar ; SC rep. (10), PYE Club (10); photography, sewing, 40 acre farm . . . Md. Institute of Art. NANCY DENISE SHAH “Nancy”; Outdoor Track (10); softball, partying, travel, O.C. . . police force. RALPH FREDERICK SHANGRAW Rick ; NHS, Debate (10,11,12), Exec. Bd. (10), Class Pres. (11,12), Student-Fac. Rel. Comm. (11); outdoors, music, parties . politics, law. CHRISTINE G. SHEPPARD C hristine” . . , undecided. KENNETH M. SHORT “Ken . . . undecided. : la im km � « KC l ■ B f | f f . w : . Jh - ROBERT LEE SHORTT “Bob ; hr rep. (10), Band (10), Orch. (10), JV Basketball (10, 11); girls, sports, basketball games, music, work, making money, data processing ... CCC. REGINA A. SHROYER “Reggie . . . undecided. JOSEPH ANTHONY SHRYOCK “Joe”; hr rep. (10,11), KAY CARDS (11,12), Social Comm. (10,11); hiking, cycling, horticul¬ ture, woodworking . . . Univ. of Md., landscape contractor, private company. MARY EILEEN SHRYOCK “Eileen”; NHS, SC rep. (10), hr rep. (12), CATONIAN (12), Ski Club (11,12), Guidance Aide (11); friends . . . college. GREGORY ROBERT SINGER “Chief, Sinjay”; NHS, SC rep., JV Soccer (10), JV (10) Varsity 111,12) Indoor and Outdoor Track; sports, food, fun, sun . . . O.C., engineering, college. DAVID I.. SMITH “Smitty”; woodworking, cars, girls . . . trade school or college. GERARD TIMOTHY SMITH Dubbie”; SC rep, (10,11); music, cars, partying . . . college, good job, maybe marriage. KEVIN DeWAYNE SMITH Stretch”; Concert Band (10,11, 12); electronics, motorcycles, bicycles . . . college, electronics. ROSE M. SMITH Rose . . . undecided. ROSETTA MARY SMITHERS “Rose, Rosev ; SC rep. (10,11,12), Nurse ' s Aide (12); travel, people, spending money, enjoying life, adventurous things to do, natural high . . . fun, work, marriage, living, more travel. KENNETH BRIAN SPENCER Kenny”; hr rep. (10), KAY-HI; art, writing, music . . . work, college. 85 Term paper agonies SUZANNE E. SPRECHER “Suzanne”; skiing, catching buzz, Steve . . . college. VICTORIA E. STAGMER a “Vickie , “Sunshine ; tequila, the ocean, summer, having fun . . . college, teaching retarded children. MAUREEN STARR “Reenie ; SC rep. (11,12), Health Careers (12)..JV Field Hockey (11), -JV Basketball (10.11); being with friends, guitar, coasting, outdoors . . . ocean, travel, college, nursing. CHERYL LEE STEPP “Cheryl”; swimming, tennis . . . travel, college. MARK K. STEVENS “Mark” . . . undecided. STEPHANIE LYNN STUART “Penny ; ice skating, sewing . . . dental assistant, marriage. DORINE LEE STUMPF Sue ; hr. rep. (12), JV Field Hockey (10,11), JV Basketball (10,11), Lacrosse (10,11,12); sports, traveling, friends . . . college, work, living. CECILIA ANGELA SUTHERLAND “Ceally ; music, partying, swim¬ ming, softball, camping ... college. CARY J. SYNAN Cary ; motorcross, electronics, music, woodworking ... Air Force. EVA MARIE TAUBENFELD “Eva ’; JV ' (10) Varsity (12) Cross Country, Indoor Track (10), Varsity Track (10; nature, people, recreation, fun . . college, medical secretary. 86 CHARLES H. TAYLOR COURTNEY W. TAYLOR “Charles”; JV Football (11) . . . “Courtney . . . undecided, undecided. DONNA LYNN TAYLOR “Donna ; Arizona, good times, friends, camping, laughing . . . college, legal secretary. FRANK ARTHUR THOMAS “Frank”; Chess Club; Karma, travel, music . . . undecided. THOMAS G. THOMPSON “Tom”; . . . undecided. RENATO T. TOLEDO “Renato . . . undecided. WILLIAM SCOTT TOMPKINS Buckwheat ; JV Lacrosse (11); mechanics, skiing, surfing, playing with my HO trains . . . college, not marriage. DIANE JEAN TOWNS “Dier”; friends, partying, going places, OC, life . . . travel, work. KAREN A. TRAVERS “Karen” . . . undecided. COURT M. TRUETH “Court”; JV (11) Varsity (12) Football; fishing, football, hunt¬ ing . . . college. MICHAEL S. VANKK Michael . . . undecided. STEPHEN WILLIAM VAN METER Steve ; Varsity Football (10,11, 12), .IV Basketball (10,11), JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Baseball, In¬ door Track (12), hr. rep. (10); sports, S.B. . . . undecided. WILLIAM E. VAN TASSELL “Bill, Wiidman ; .JV Cross Coun¬ try (10), .JV (10,11) Varsity (12) Lacrosse; stereos, O.C., Parties, talking underwater . . . college, marriage. MEREDITH .JEAN VINZANT “Missy”; Tennis (10), JV, Varsity Wrestling manager (11); SEP, water skiing, swimming, writing, eating . . . traveling, watching the sunset over the ocean, college, traveling. MARK KEVIN VOLZ “Mark ; Cruisin ' , the ocean, reading . . . college. STEVEN A. VOTTA “Steve ; parties, cars, girls, O.C . . . undecided. WILLIAM JOHN WAGNER Bill”; Chess Club; the ocean, music, sports . . . college, work. SON DR A D. WAITE “Sondra . . . undecided. ROBERT 0. WALL Robert” . . . undecided. VERA WALSTON Vera ; crocheting . . . teacher, mother. HAY E. WARFIELD Ray . . . undecided. WILLIAM VERNON WELLS “Bill”; JV Wrestling (10); par¬ tying, surfing, skiing . . . college, owning business. IRENE A. WARSHAW “Renie”; NHS, ELLIPSIS (12); music, writing, truffle hunting, Monty Python . . . college, continual breathing. TERESA LYNNE WAR 1 ' HEN “Terri”; Health Careers (12), Ski Club (12); vacations, taking walks, spring . . . nursing, excitement. MARJORIE SYLVIA WEBSTER “Margie, Bubbles”; SC rep. (11), PYE Club (11), Lacrosse (10); good times, plants, PGV HI. freedom, concerts . . . learn as much as possible about every¬ thing, travel, being happy and always smiling. DAWN MARIE WEINRKICH “Dawn”; hr. rep. (10), Varsity Volleyball (11,12); camping, vol¬ leyball . . . work, marriage someday. JILL CAROL WHEDBEE “Jellyroll ; NHS, Orch. (10,11,12), Ski Club (12), JV (10,11) Var¬ sity (12) Field Hockey, Lacrosse (10,11,12); skiing, swimming, sail¬ ing. art, travel, Winchester II . . . Frostburg State College. RAYMOND F. WHELTLE “Ray”; engineering, machine shop, business . . . engineering or business. ALICE MELINDA WHITE “Alice”; Ski Club, Varsity Bas¬ ketball (10,11,12), Varsity Field Hockey (11,12), JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Softball; ocean, travel, friends . . . college. TERRI ANN WHITE “Terri”; parties, traveling, bike riding . . . college, nursing, marriage, children. CINDY C. WILLIAMS “Cindy” - . . secretary, marriage. SHE1LAH ANN WILLIAMS “Sheilah”; bowling, rollerskating, music . . . medical secretary. GAIL LYNETTE WILSON “Gail”; Volleyball mgr. (12), BSD (10,11,12); partying . . . college, work. PATRICE A. WILSON “Patrice . . . undecided. 89 HELEN WOBBEKING “Helen”; hr. rep. (12), JV Basketball (11). Varsity Tennis (11); ceramics, friends, sports, dancing . . . college, nursing. WARKEN LEE WOOD Warren”; SC rep. (10,12), Social Committee (10), Boys Ensemble GO), Concert Choir (12). GUYS DOLLS; acting, singing, life . . . college. SCOTT ERIC WOODS “Scott ; sports, physical fitness, good music . . . college, live a prosperous and happy life, basketball. JOHN S. WRIGHT Jack ; communications, electrical repairs, aviation . . . Army. ROBERT WYPER Bob ; Golf (10); parties, good times . . . college, work. 90 Not Pictured ROBERT W. ALT “Bob”; women, beer, money ... to live. LESTER ALLAN BAHR “Allan ; GUYS AND DOLLS, OLIVER; theatre art . . . California, live like a king, nude beaches. RODNEY LEROY BAILEY “Yendor Yeliab ; politics, theology, death . . . politician, writer, change the course of our evolution. DOUGLAS L. BALLOU Doug . . . undecided. JOHN STEPHEN BARRETT JR. “John ; cars, partying, girls . . . college. PATRICK L. BLICKENSTAFF Pat . . . undecided. MICHAEL J. BORDENSKI “Mike . . . undecided. AMY CLARK Amy” . . . undecided. PATRICK CHRISTOPHER COHILL “Cofield, Deadeye, Pat”; Almost Anything Goes (12), hr. rep. (10), MUSIC MAN (12), Soccer (12), Basketball Varsity (10,11,12), Track (10,11,12); sports, sociology, psychology, drama, music, camping, hiking . . . college, sports. GREGORY DAILEY “Skip ; cars, basketball, girls, party . . . undecided. GEORGE J. DIEFENBACH “George ; bowling, cars, skiing . . . undecided. WILLIAM H. EYLER “Bill”; cars, motorcycles . . . college. WANDA E. FIELDS “Wanda ; SC rep. (10,11), BSU (10,11), Varsity (10) Track; skiing, bowling, Ronnie . . . child care. KATHRYN ANN FISHER “Fish ; Ski Club (11,12), Band (10,11), SC rep. (12), Guidance Aide (11); kayaking, skiing, hiking . . . college, ski down Mt. Everest in the summer. BRIAN E. GOODALE “Brian . . . undecided. M. CHARLES HEMLER “Charles . . . undecided. NOLAN W. HURTT “Nolan . . . undecided. APHARY W. INSLEY “Al . . . undecided. JAMES KOLPER Jim . . . undecided. CHRISTOPHER A. LENTZ “Chris” . . . undecided. MARIE MARINER “Marie . . . undecided. TIMOTHY MAVES McNULTY “Mudshark ; snow. Hakes, horseback riding, plants, US’s GNOB, twoes, J. Giels Band . . . general buzz, technical spacing, maybe school, eternal concert in the sky. MARK H. NUNN “Mark . . . undecided. DAVID SCOTT OROS “The Big O ; Golf (11,12): motorcycling, racing trains, jumping over tall buildings . . . chemical engineer, research. APRIL D. OWENS “April . . . undecided. CHARLES PAGE “Charles ' ; SC rep. (10), JV (10) Varsity (11,12) Football; travel . . . work. JULIE ROBERTS Julie” . . . undecided. DAVID M. SKEBERDIS “Dave” . . . undecided. MICHAEL THOMAS STOKES “Mike” . . . welder. KAREN L. STRUCKO “Karen” . . . undecided. QUENTIN SUTHERLAND Quentin . . . undecided. JOHN T. SWAN “John” . . . undecided. RAY THOMPKINS “Ray” . . . undecided. SHARONLEIGH ANN THURSTON “Sherrie ; partying, skiing, traveling . . . medical secretary. MARK W. TYSON “Mark . . . undecided. JEFFREY CLAY WILSON “Jeff’; Varsity Golf (10,11,12); Je sus, sports, art . . . college, art. JIMMY B. WILSON “Jimmy . . . undecided. MARK DAVID WILT Mark . . . undecided. C. MICHAEL WRIGHT Mike” . . . undecided. 91 m WlR A 1 r ■ i 1 ■ J • i il P if V- , ABM— ■ Jm Riltr r mBKw V k y1 I — ' „ ■ —_ ! ■ j ■1 W. ■’ - m -J ’77 rallies on There’s proof in the two car rallies that it takes a lot of work and no ONE person can do all that work. I had a good time working and driving in each of the rallies, despite some of the hassles. To next year’s Senior class—leave a few months for planning!!—Jen Kimball “Oyster Birth” and “4-way”? And where was that second check point?—C,M,M, and the 62 Impala Half a tank of gas, $7.00, 4 hours—for what?—Christa % Do you think you’ll have room for five more? Take the second right after the fifth stop sign, then the first left after the five green houses, then turn right at the light . . . Seniors and juniors together at last In a small enclosure, the volume of a band is inversely proportional to their talent.—Steve Pardue I thought that it was one of the best bands that the Sr. High has had because we didn’t have to lis¬ ten to top 40 and Disco all night.—Patti Moss I loved the band! Even though we lost money it was still fun.— Cheryl Pfeiffer 99 II A Friend Died Today A friend died today, But not in my heart. In my heart he’s alive; Smiling, laughing, warm sunlight on his golden hair. It makes me wonder—this death. How long will he die? When will he live again? Will he? But STILL he is ALIVE, ’Cause nobody, not even he, Can kill a memory Of warmth, of love, and of friendship. Live on, my friend, For to me, you shall never be dead. With love to you, Mark, a friend. Mark Morsberger February 23, 1959-September 24, 1975 101 i ■ - Mf B. . t . . ' - B+4: . : KtsBr � , ' I_Vt yy : -. ; i §1 Mff _ fa « M JHI j : | ' I Jfc r 111 m • « affi jP3KT V� SI illH r-, jli _ M M X I Underclass We may be small but our hopes are big. The future is getting closer and we’re getting ready. It seems so trivial now, but it’s so important later. Iiiij I m SA . V ' vVi ' iv.W L- -. v ' - v • • a ' •V Wi 7 X. ' Ji ' s i Tl P. r.V ■ • ‘ ' v vS v.. JjV- :ia KSP ' A.- P.- v x - ' -- ' ,t ; - , ■v- r -•■ $ £ r£V i V. ' ■ %• W S% • v ' .. ' IH ' : $£■ -y 4 ■-.-?■■-rfr Nw 4- •■•• • ‘: y fl r M 4 • v ' j V-f: ' $’ V« VJ ' Ay v VrV .- ' y y % : ' r • ' V • ' • , � . ' • - • . | ■fev ; , , ' - � ♦ - v. : y, - jp-.v • :. ' SC,.. J , . ; . ., ••• ”• •; ;• , t. . ' .■ ■ ' ■ ' ' ■ ' • .’w ' -V l • • A . l ' .� ?s • ' -ft ' . Juniors wallow in wealth JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Pete Kerzel, Ruth Starkey, Jim Klender, Fran Parker We laid our groundwork early in the year and it paid off. People laughed at our candle sales idea but, we made $800 off it. This year was only the beginning; I expect next year to improve 100%.—Pete Kerzel The class of 1978 really pulled together for the fund raising activities in the beginning of the year, and later the effort paid off with a well planned Ring Dance and Prom, something that separates ours from other classes.—Jim Klender 106 Juniors jump into another year! Jeff Aaron Bill Adair Nasreen Ahmad Patty Airey Bill Allen Gerard Armstrong Nancy Armstrong Darlene Ayres Terry Bacon Marian Bailey Melody Bailey Gregory Bain Ken Baker Linda Baker Van Baker Tim Bannister Bob Barber Valerie Barbour Jamie Beard Kim Bender Kelly Bennett Kirk Bennett Mark Bennett John Beverungen Bruce Biggs Mark Bitzel Julie Blair Sue Blair David Blazer Joe Blickenstaff Lewis Bloom Daryl Blue Pat Boarman Lisa Bockmiller Karl Boettcher Debbie Bossert Debbie Brannan Donna Bristow Libby Brown Tracy Bruns Denise Buchwald Louise Buckwald Kathy Burger Rhonda Burgess Cheryl Burke Chris Burke Leigh Burkhardt Ben Burley Trisha Bussard Jean Cameron Bill Carbo Donna Carey Mark Carter Sandra Carter Gloria Casey Mark Cashman Mike Cassell Loli Cavathas Robert Cave Sue Chapman 109 Anticipating education as well as weekends Anita Charles Keith Charles Ha Cheung Myong Chu Nancy Clark Roy Clark Tom Cleaver Tim Clemons Darlene Coates Charles Coffee Michele Cohill Roark Collier Pam Combs Eric Conn John Coombs Robert Cooper Joe Corbitt Wendy Coulter Gina Crawford Steve Cricchi Dan Curran Michael Curry Mark Dalfonzo Michele Dalfonzo Jim Dash David Davis Tom DeArmy Brian Deeley Jeanne Delivuk Eric Demos 110 Todd Denner Joe Dickson Bruce Didier Barbara Dillon Karen Dixon Larry Dobrovolny Teresa Domkus Josette Dorsey Janet Dowling Bryce Doxzon Tom Drechsler Tim Dunn Wanda Dunn Cynthia Duvall Theresa Duvall Becky Dyer Darla Dyke Hank Eck Ray Ehrlich Alice Eichelman Mike Elliott Karen Ellis Cindy Engel Brenda Evans Harvey Evans Larry Fawcett Mike Ferrante Jackie Ficke Chris Fisher Donna Fitez Ricky Flynn Tom Fowler Eddie Frazier Sherry Gaither Susie Gamber Regina Gambino Jack Gaspari Vi Gebert Joe Geppi Mark Getzendanner Peggy Gilbert Bill Gonce Rita Good Bev Graham Dolores Graham Glen Green John Griffin Ed Grosscup Mike Gunshol Cindy Hackley Biff Hahn Cindy Hahn Barbara Hallameyer Brett Ham mond Carol Hammond Chris Hamshey Mary Beth Hansen Karrie Hanson Polly Hanzsche Lou Hardee i Facing new challenges Carolyn Harding Gail Harmon Eddie Harris Lamart Harris Richard Hartge Amy Hauser James Hawk Ray Hawk Eleanor Hawkins Gail Haynes Kevin Hazelton Dawn Hebron Jim Heidelbach Jim Helfrich James Hemler Sue Hemler Alice Hennick Jeff Herpst Brian Herrick Michael Hewitt Terry Hipley Jeff Hixon Karen Hoffman Beth Holland 113 Terry Holler Pattie Holmes Stephanie Hoofnagle Joan Hopkins Angela Horst Denise Hudon Rosalba Iacia Karen Jackson Barbara Jester Judy Johns Vivian Johns Brenda Johnson Jackie Johnson Debbie Jones Jerry Jones Joe Jones Terry Jones Terry Joyce Herb Kaufman Lynda Kaufman Karen Keene Mary Kelehan Elizabeth Kellner Pete Kerzel Genna Kieffer Chi Kim Stephanie King Kathy Kinzel Steven Kirstukas James Klender 114 Military rings join forces with CHS Walter Knipe Margie Knoll David Kocka Debbie Kraus Chou Kwan Mark LaHart Debbie Lanahan John Lang Tim Langan Gralen Langley Ricardo Langhorne Debbie Lauer Kathy Lauer Jerry Lawler George Lazarides William Lazarides Chuck Leatherman Tom LeBrun Bonnie Lee Gary Lee Nick Leihy Karen Lerch Melodee Libertini Sandra Liberto Karen Linder Duane Linsenbardt Kris Lissau Marlene Long Ron Louzon Carlos Lugo Leading sophomores . seniors Kathy Lutz Dan Lytwynec Bonnie MacLeod La Verne Maloney Jeff Manger Lisa Manning . . following Angie Markiewicz Cheryl Markland Sue Martin Cathy Mason Edward McGee Gina McGillen Gail McGinley Joanna McGrain Cindy McKeldin Keith McLaren Peggy McNaney John Meade Pete Medinger Carol Meekins Frank Meekins Karen Mehl Donna Merrick Jane Miller Karen Miller Kevin Miller Penny Miller Walter Miller Paul Milton Diane Minke Tony Mongelli Stewart Moon Kristen Moore Lauri Moore Sally Morehead Bill Morrow Chris Morsberger Dora Moses Diane Muhl Mark Mullineaux Hyon Sook Munh Eileen Murphy Bev Nagel Ann Naidicius Shelia Nestor Tammy Nicholson Kathy Nickel Don Nielson Mary Nippard Tim Noell Jeff Officer Robin Oliver Cathy Olson Jim O’May Mike Papier Dong Park Fran Parker Fred Peach Anna Peacock Susan Pearce 117 Candles are a flaming success! Marc Peiterson Phil Peters Sally Pezzano Cheryl Pfeiffer Andy Phillip Pam Pilcher Shirley Pindell Ed Pinder John Piwowarski David Poag Diane Pollock Mike Poole Keith Pressley Fred Price Donna Prybolsky Frank Pulley Judy Rachanow Susan Radecke Michael Ramp Sue Ranck Dennis Randall Andrea Ratajczak Sharon Raymond Marlou Redd Sean Redmond Pam Regester David Rexford Paul Reymann Tami Ridgley Inga Riley Jeannette Rivera Betsy Roberts Eric Roberts Chipper Robinson Bob Roden Patricia Roehm 118 Colleen Rohrbeck Ginny Rose Lynne Rose Michael Ross Tom Rossberg Rose Rothenburg Mike Rouse Dean Sapp Robert Scheidegger Paula Schiaffino John Schmitz Richard Schneeman Donna Schneider William Schuessler Cynthia Schuethum Charles Schuhart Donna Schumaker Joan Schwaab Brian Scott Bruce Seitz Dwayne Sewell Stacy Shamberger Mary Shea Frances Shugars Alice Silver Amy Simmen William Simmons Rick Singer Michelle Singleton Danny Siskey 119 Debbie Skipper George Smith Jim Smith Jay Smith Judi Smith Montella Smith Wilma Smith Alison Snapp Cindy Spindler Steve Stagmer Ruth Starkey David Stauffer Monica St. Jean Jean Stokes Terri Stolte Jim Strieker Ronald Sturdivant Sheila Swinson Kathy Swope Susan Terry Kit Thomas Deanna Tiso Donald Thompson Cindy Towles Rob Troy Linda Tussing Leona Tyler Debbie Unverzagt Beverly Van Meter Linda Vernon Juniors cheer the end of the year! Stephanie Vigus George Vogelsang Susan Vogt Beth Volz Mary Walker Nanette Walker Robert Walker Burt Wallace Brenda Walter Barry Walters Donna Walther Rick Warren Dean Warthen Kim Watts Tami Webb Rob Weckesser Regina Wedlock Beth Weise Eileen Wentzel Pat Whetle David Whipps Alex White Judy White Linda Whitecotton Janet Wiener Jeff Wier Linda Wiley Heidi Wilke April Williams Debbie Willis Randy Wilson Suzette Wilson Gary Winkel Bonnie Wolf Bruce Wood Tom Wood 121 Kim Wright Yolanda Woods Greg Wright CHS welcomes sophomores There were not enough representatives coming to the meetings.—Kim Cecil Considering it was our first year, we were pleased with the results and are look¬ ing forward to better years.—Jamie Scott We are the best class to hit CHS in 15 years and we’ve got two more years to go.—Chris St. Jean I’m looking for bigger and better things next year as they approach their second year at CHS. I would encourage all mem¬ bers of the class of ’79 to get more in¬ volved in the plans for their class.—Mr. Lynch 124 The Sophomore Class Council 125 One small step for CHS . . . James Adams Tom Adams Patricia Adcock Jim Affeldt Pat Alderson Greg Allen Leigh Allen Steve Allgeier Anita Ames Phil Anderson Tom Anderson Kim Annis Rose Archibald Donna Armstrong Dan Atwater Michael Bacon Michelle Bacon Charles Bagnall Barbara Baker Susan Baker JoAnne Ballou Barbara Bannister Sally Barnhardt Karen Barrett Jim Barringer Beth Barry Terry Bash Pat Basil Pete Bauer Robert Beardsley 126 Auburn Bell Algrid Bepirstis John Beckeridge Kim Beutel Kathy Bewley David Biddinger Francine Bischoff Chris Bitzel Tina Blackwell Donna Bloom James Bloom Mark Blouin Susan Blue Jennie Bonneville Richard Borsella David Bosley Shirley Bottomley Shawn Brady Kim Brandt Amv Brassard Karl Breslaw Chris Brown Cindy Brown Mark Brown Rick Brown Teresa Brennan Chip Brenner Robin Buchwald Mike Buckman Audrey Burd Richard Burger David Burgoyne Gabrielle Burkhardt John Burleigh Choe Byoz Kathy Byrne Suzanne Byron Tim Caldwell David Camden Edward Capel Donald Carter Jo Casamassina Mark Case Sharon Case Jack Cassell Mike Cave Kim Cecil Jim Chaney Tom Cheek Debbie Chenoweth Michele Cheuvront David Chizmadia Byong Choe Eric Church Craig Clary James Cluster Scott Coleman Kevna Collier Sarah Conklin Tracie Cook 128 One giant leap for sophomores! Tracie Cook Edward Cooney Gregory Cooney Amy Corbitt Michele Daniels Carol Dantoni Dawn Davis Chuck Davidson Bonnie Deale Kathy Deeley Tim Deignan Michele Demos Robert De Muth Heidi Denner Ruth Di Dominico Janet Doering Tom Domingue Tonya Dorsey Donna Dulsky Kathleen Dunworth Thomas Ebb Tom Eichelman Bob Eichner Shelly Englehart Michael Evans Tom Fallon Teresa Fangman John Farcosky Maureen Farrell Joellen Fitzgerald 129 Brigid Fitzpatrick Mike Frate Dan Frey Doug Frey Danny Fuller Vicki Gebert Trudi Gessert Calvin Gholston Martha Gilbert John Gondeck Linda Gordon Doug Gordy Suzanne Graves Kevin Green Ben Greene Ronnie Greene Kenny Gronberg James Haker Melissa Hamilton Nanette Hammond Suzette Hammond Laif Hanson Marie Hardy Jo Ann Harrington Michelle Harris Antoinette Harrison Laurie Harrison Patty Harrison James Hartman Mary Beth Hauser 130 Sophomores signal success Randall Hawes Janie Hawk Yolanda Hebron Chris Hedrich Rob Hedrich Katy Helfrich Mike Helwig Angela Hemler David Hemphill Kevin Henderson Lisa Hennick Marjorie Hennick Charles Hickman Sharon Hicks Kirk Hiles Darcy Hinderer Pam Hines Kim Hoffman Laura Hoffman Annette Holland Andy Holland Karen Horn Linda Hubbard Laurel Huff Laura Huffman Mark Hufnagel John Hull Harold lames Catherine Jackson Karol Jackson Flower power blooms with potential! Kevin Jackson Maxine Jackson Michael Jackson Melissa Jann Cynthia Jensen Judith Jensen Sharlene Johnson David Jones Marcellus Jones Nathan Jones Scott Joseph Susan Justi Serzei Kelch Craig Kelley Jimmy Kelly Della Kendrick Mila Kim Debbie King Delores King John Kingsland Carl Kirsch Chris Kloby Kim Knapp Karen Knight Derrick Knipe Lilian Koch Gary Koetzle Mark Kramer Ronnie Krauss John Kreis Barry Kuhl Bill Kyger Kim Lacy Dean Langdon Steven Lantz Tam Le Joe Lee Ginger Lehnerd Valerie Lehr Tom Levin Keivin Lewis Ray Lewis Joe Limpert Jim Lindemon Roy Link Roy Love Clark Lowe Gary Lowman Julie Luecking Barbara Maben Chip MacGill Scott MacLeod Eric Maczis Debbie Maisel Dan Manning Diane Marecki Alvin Marquess Bruce Marriott Lucy Marshall Jeanne Marszal 133 Shakey sophomores become surefooted Mona Martin Greg Mathis Denise McBrien William McClurg Wayne McCoy Scott McClurg Tom McDonough David McGowan Michele McNally Kevin McNulty Ray McTamany Donna Meyers Karen Miller Leonard Miller Michele Miller Raymond Minnick Mary Moffitt James Moore Mary Moore Jay Morsberger John Murphy Teresa Nazelrod Cheryl Nevelus Ken Niblett Lydia Nickel Kathy Norris Eileen Norton John Olver Mary Olwine Richard Opalski 134 Joe Rhoads Tom Rhyne Elijah Rich Rhonda Rickert Shawn Rink Ken Roberts Kevin Roberts Mark Robinson Steve Rohrs Randall Rosensteel Suzanne Rossberg Vida Rothenhoefer Sue Rucker Maria Russell Bill Sachs Pfan Sanh Ann Sapienza Steve Saraullo John Sasscer Christina Sasser Rose Satti Theresa Saunders Debbie Scanned Steve Schiable Karen Schatz Pauline Schatz Victoria Schlining Karen Schneider Krista Schopman Ray Schumaker Moving up at CHS Ann Schurmann James Scott Sue Scott William Scott Roy Scrivner Mark Sebly Billy Sengebusch Richard Servary Susan Shah Monica Sherwin Theresa Showacre Joanne Shugars Mark Simmons Robin Simmons Dave Simon Laura Simpson Bev Smith Carrie Smith Gwen Smith Lisa Smith Steve Smith Steve Smith Thomas Smith Tom Smith Valerie Smith Sharon Smuck Rebecca Solley Emory Stagmer Pat Stagmer Robin Stammer 137 Gretchen Stanley Ken Stanley Mary Steffens Marla Stein Gary Stewart Cheryl Stigler Carol Stine Chris St.Jean Mike Stoddard James Strawbridge Steve Streaker Melanie Stuart Linda Taylor Tim Taylor Kim Thayer Brian Thompson John Traynor Kim Turner Diana Unverzagt Gail Varnauskas Steve Victor Karen Volkman A1 Walker Valarie Walker Scott Wallace Randy Walther Barbara Walton Meredith Warfield David Warshaw Tammie Warrener 138 ’79 is doing fine! ii Patti Warfield Frankie Warner David Wasserman Susan Watts Lanita Webb Brian Westcott Wendy Whedbee Andy White Dean White Kim Wickesser Lori Wiley Susan Wilkens Wanda Wilkins Ann Williams Karen Wimberly Tracy Wolfe Yolanda Woods Meredith Zimmerman SHerry Zuback Sandy Zimmerman Laura Kerbe mMjfEU A f n L � ; |i n M Ktap, Happenings It is here that the things we work so hard for pay off. Getting together with friends and classmates, Showing our school spirit, Just being ourselves; That’s why we come. Prison philosophy unlocks closed minds On December 3 4, CHS presented THE NIGHT THOREAU SPENT IN JAIL, a play by Jerome Laurence and Robert E. Lee. Attendance was minimal, but the per¬ formance was excellent. “Thoreau’s a fascinating paradox: A man who was—and is. A self-effacing giant. A wit who rarely laughed. A man who loved so deeply and completely that he seemed, sometimes, not to have loved at all.”—Jerome Laurence, Robert E. Lee. One of the more traumatic moments in the performance. Thoreau’s philosophy baffles the town. “Oh, David Henry! Are you riling everybody up again?” 146 Vince DiGiosafati: Director and Producer of CHS’s Production of THE NIGHT THOREAU SPENT IN JAIL. Henry shocks the townspeople by breaking the Sabbath. 147 e 76 Trombones Salute ’77 Thanks to dedication and hard work, the cast and crew really made the show sparkle.—Cindy Hahn When it was all over, the show was really worth all the hard work.—Michael Gundy We felt that it was a tremen¬ dous, artistic achievement re¬ sulting from the cooperative ef¬ forts of a very talented cast, and an untiring, devoted stage crew.— Vince, Mr. Aitken, Mr. Hardy Follies fun for all! Now you may think this song is meant to offend all you students with whom we contend; But you’ll get your just due if you just listen through and see that we’re mocking us too. ’Cuz you guys ain’t all who travel these halls; we too feel like climbin’ the walls! We’d like to confide there is another side; Oh yes, my child, there is another side. r m 5. 25 KJ « BYsHbl.-jm iiMiair M A starry, starry night Do the hustle! It was a starry, starry night at CHS on December 11, 1976. Everyone was in the Christmas spirit. The band, PEN LUCY, played a variety of music and prepared everyone who attended for an evening of fun. We had a great time, my dress didn’t rip, and we really liked the 50’s music.—Patti Moss It was just great.—Shiro Doing the bump with four peo¬ ple is a joke.—Melinda I lost my purse under the bleachers.—Christa I had a good time, but it was too short.—Jerry Jones It was a Christmas Dance.— Mr. Shannon It was a nice party, nice group of kids.—Mr. Clopper You look good enough to be in the yearbook. 152 Winter Sun shines on October 8 was a night that many juniors will remember. They turned their rings to the music of WINTER SUN. This year the juniors had the oppor¬ tunity to select from two types of rings: traditional style and military. Those who attended felt the dance was a success. The band was really good—C.O. It was alright—A.S. We had a real good time. 155 Stars are born “Good job, well done. I was gratified to see that the audi¬ ence for the FIRST time was mixed.”—Mr. Montgomery “I was very pleased with the turnout. I enjoyed the variety of show and I was glad that it was mixed.”—Michele Gundy “Now, for the moment we’ve all been waiting for!” Freaks, Farms and Fifties I’m glad they did it with everybody, instead of by classes because more people dressed up. As fun as it was, I can’t wait for senior dress up day. It was a lot of fun ... Let’s have more of ’em. We love teachin’ in jeans! English Department - O .. n.n , L k Itf ; v V | ' f ] I v ; JgJ£ B ' ' P «E iS Seniors go back in time. I had a great time, especially with my squirt-gun, until Mr. Ferruso took it away. Darn!—Rudy Linde I thought it was fun, but being a kid sure is tiring and I never want to be 6 yrs. old again!—Michele Gundy I had a lot of fun. One teacher was going to throw my ducky in the trash and I told him he wasn’t going to throw it anywhere!—Patty Moss r This One’s For You The class of ’78 held its Junior Prom on May 14, 1977 in the CSH gymnasium. The decorations were fabulous and the band was fair, although their selections were bad. All in all, it was a great dance.—Paul Milton It was a good band, but they played the wrong songs.—Nick Leihy If the band would’ve played for pleasure and not for money, they would have been good. My prom favor broke.—Kit Thomas Mr. Schultz looked cute and the cake tasted like play-doh, but it was the best Junior Prom ever.—Sue Martin I had a really good time. I thought the band was musically talented, but they had a rotten selection.—Mike Ross The band was terrible and it was too hot.— “The Fish” I thought the decorations were well done, and the band was pretty good. Although it was kind of hot, I still had a really good time.— Cheryl Pfeiffer I thought the Junior Prom was one of the highlights of the ’76-’77 school year. All everyone talked about was how well behaved and very nicely dressed the class of ’78 was.— Dick Schultz Farwell to “Yesterday” Thank you Warren Wood. Sallye Grade It was too hot the band took too many breaks, but other than that it was very good. —Fran Rhoads The pizza was good!—Monica A night to remember . . . Linda Tussing I had a fantastic time.—Tom Rivers The party was great and the Seniors were tremendous.—Mr. Ferruso 0 164 ■ 1 ’ ' rtf r ' K Jr ! ' ■ ' w iufc i i . ■ ' v jMf ■ ■ ■ ■ . ■ i JK «► _ L iv 3 9 s : I fa ill; j ift Mixed emotions mark final day at CHS... and commencement at UMBC Jr’Jr E f (lM. V I If ' ■ i K ffi .-1 Clubs Finding time to take an interest, Whether it be for ourselves or our school. We all pull together— We work as one— We’re a club. A plea for World Peace . . . The Parkison family: Regina, Shiro, Mr. and Mrs. Parkison, Taffy, David. Coming and living in the U.S. has been the greatest experience in my life. I loved every moment of it—thanks to my wonderful American family, school, and new friends. Living in such a beautiful country with beauti¬ ful people is tremendous. It has been fantastic meeting others from all over the world and get¬ ting to know them. Thank you AFS, Thank you America—for making ’77 a happy year for me.— Shiro Pinidiya. AFS is unique. I never realized how little I knew about the peo¬ ple of the world. This year has brought me closer to a different lifestyle and culture. The friend¬ ships that have grown will be everlasting.—Regina Parkison It is hard to conceive that a year can pass by so quickly. When thinking of everything ... it seems to me like a year of real, intense living. AFS was a begin¬ ning. A beginning to learn about myself, others, and to find out about a new family life. Where ever I go, where ever I live, I’ll always remember my AFS experi¬ ence in a nice town, Catonsville!— Bilge Mutluay. AFS is great! I’ve met many interesting people and learned a lot about myself and others close to me. I have loved being a host sister and recommend it to any¬ one.—Val Barbour Shiro gets decked out for “Crazy Socks Day.” The Barbour family: Ms. Mr. Barbour, Steve, Val, and Bilge. AFS CLUB: FRONT ROW: V. Barbour, B. Mutluay, B. Volz, M. St. Jean, BACK ROW: L. Tussing, M. Hamilton, A. Snapp, Mr. Manus, M. Jann, V. Schlining, Foxy Chick. ) 175 and more clubs BELOW: Social Committee CENTER RIGHT: K-Card Committee CENTER LEFT: Eleanor Hawkins receives the Brown University Award from Mrs. Kyne. ABOVE: Mike Peters, winner of the NCTE Essay Contest, congratulated by Mrs. Kyne. ABOVE: National Honor Society 176 Clubs, Clubs . . . ABOVE: Debate BELOW: Office Aides Mr ABOVE: Health Aides MIDDLE: School Store BELOW: Lost and Found 178 Library Aides Guidance Aides Popcorn Health Careers Ski Club P.Y.E. Club Morning Announcements 179 Effort evolves into ELLIPSIS ELLIPIS helps people to cooperate and to work together as a group. Although we had some problems, I think everything worked out pretty well. I only hope that the publication is successful.—Joyce Harrison . . .—Pat E. FRONT ROW: C. Reis, J. Harrison, L. Burkhardt, K. Linder, D. Park. BACK ROW: D. Hinderer, D. Skipper, M. Hoffman, N. Hicks, L. Rose, R. Palmer, L. Marshall, C. Pfeiffer, M. St. Jean. 180 181 . KAY-HI calls for truth The staff has made all the dif¬ ference this year. I’ve really en¬ joyed it.—Sally Gracie Journalism is a great study. Mrs. Gracie’s a trip.—Patti Moss Overall, the class was fun, but the deadlines caught us by sur¬ prise most of the time.—Paul Milton We tried and we worked hard and we were always pretty proud of the finished product.—Tim Dunn KAY-HI STAFF: FRONT ROW: Brian Scott, Laurel Huff, Sue Buchheister, Paul Milton, Ken Spencer, Pete Kerzel. BACK ROW: Jeff Barber, Steve Knight, Tim Dunn, Chris Brown. 182 Debts and deadlines I like looking at the pictures when they first come in.—Anita Schoeler Things went pretty well this year except for the lack of money. —Melinda Who wants to sell patrons this Saturday?—Cindy Me I’m beat!—T Fun and frustrating.—Karen Hoffman It’s a good class to have 7th period.—Brett JgH m 184 n U M Drama 186 Scripts and scores Concert Choir Drama is fun.—Vince Drama is a multitude of chal¬ lenging events.—Tony Scott Drama is another name for Special Ed.—Nancy Clark Drama is an imaginary way of expressing yourself.—Mark Houfnagel Drama—closest to a job at¬ mosphere (pain in the neck).— Tony Scott Drama is a way to learn about yourself.—John Drama is aaaaall fun.—Mary Drama is a trip.—Greg 187 This is a Student Council dance and I’m SUPPOSED to have fun! 188 ’77—Chock full of activities The Student Council is not only a learning experience, but one that can also be fun. Thanks to a great executive Board.—Herb Knapp Student Council is a good means of communication.— Cheryl Burke There has been an increase in participation in Student Council this year.—Nick Grabner I like peanut butter and jelly. Andrea, don’t forget Joe on BCSC trips. Mr. Grabner, how about a bush? I hope next year’s Student Council finds a project! Mr. Ferruso, say YES once (please) to a question before I ask in¬ stead of no. I’m going to miss everybody!—Lynn McCoy TREAS. Herb Knapp REC. SEC. Tammy Ridgely, VICE PRES. Andrea Ratajczak, CORR. SEC. Sally Moorehead, PRES. Lynn McCoy 189 S ports The chance to develop both mentally and physically, To work with others and know the real meaning of teamwork, To see what we’re really capable of, as a person and as a team, To set a goal, and then try to achieve it, is the real reason we’re here. COMETS kick off a winning season COMETS’ football was very successful, with J.V. finishing first in their division, losing only to Kenwood. Varsity also finished high in their division. Next year a strong Varsity team is expected. We finally put together a good season; it was great!—Woody We had a good year with many juniors on the team. Because of a strong J.V., we’re expecting a good year next year.—Tom Rossberg We won the division on a good pass¬ ing game and a lot of team effort and spirit.—Joe Corbitt J.V. is 1 but Varsity has got to go!—Ronnie Greene Kerry Burns boots it. • ) V. FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: R. Fitzgerald, K. Hiles, B. Biggs, J. Lee, J. Corbitt, M. Hoofnagle, F. Peach, A. Walker. MIDDLE ROW: D. Blazer, M. Colby, J. Farcosky, T. Bannister, R. Greene, M. Elliot, E. Cable, D. Manning. BACK ROW: F. Yanero (coach), H. Gaither, D. Lytwynec, C. Gholston, S. Joseph, L. Cassell, B. Baker, K. Stanley, S. Schaible, M. Peitersen, J. Manger, J. Peddicord (coach). 192 Joe Corbitt pulls a reverse against Woodlawn. COMETS Opp. 6 ... Gibbons.6 14 ... Gilman .29 20 ...Chopticon.A 16 16 ... Calvert .0 30 ...Franklin .18 37 ... Pikesville .0 14 ... Loch R en .43 10 ... MilfdfiQjtjll .6 6 ... RartfSipiiJ n.28 14 ...Woodlawn .34 JV COMETS 40 ...Towson .0 30 ...Pikesville . 6 ... Woodlawn .0 14 ... Randallstown.8 16 ...LochRaven . 8 ... Lansdowne . 18 • • • Kenwood.32 I a iSKw • , WMisBam - - “ . ‘o- � ' SL A . VARSITY FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW; J. Farcosky, K. Burns, B. Muhl, S. Van Meter, J. Sewell, M. Kavanagh, C.Nethkin, P. Behrens, A. Cassell. MIDDLE ROW: A. Reeves (coach), J. Dixon, M. Peters, M. Alfaro, R. Troy, T. Rossberg, L. Simmons, S. Allen, J. Peddicord (coach). BACK ROW: M. Poole, M. Cassell, T. DeArmy, J. Hixon, C. Treuth, J. Burgess, W. Sewell, K. Preston, D. Cheeks, D. Atwater, B. Wallace, T. Wood, C. Page, C. DeManss (coach). Hockey holds its own Both Hockey teams were handi¬ capped because of their inexperi¬ ence. This didn’t seem to hold them back because both teams had fairly good seasons. Even with the lack of experience on the Varsity Hockey team, they had a very good season. The team worked well together after they got used to playing with each other.—Caren Welsh I had two good years playing on this team. In a way I’m sort of sorry it’s over.—Alice White Run 4, Dribble 2!! Quack Quack!! VARSITY HELD HOCKEY: KKUNT ROW: S. Shamberger, J. Olson, J. Whedbee, A. White, N. Armstrong. MIDDLE ROW: W. Coulter, L. Tussing, J. Blair, C. Hughes, C. Welsh (coach). BACK ROW: B. Sandbower, M. Singleton, P. Airey, K. Jones J. Delivuk, A. Hauser, S. Blair. Wait till next year! f, « YH Varsity COMETTES Opp. 1 ... Franklin . 0 • • • Loch Raven 1 ... Randallstown i . . V . 6 1 3 2 . Pikesville ..0 Vi 1 1 ... Milford Mill 2 . • • Sparrows Point .0 Hereford v . Junior Varsit 3 I tsidSf iw . 2 2 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 4 ? 2 . 4 . 2 . 4 KHBu . Franklin . Loch Raven . Deep Creek SCdckeysville . Pikesville . Milford Mill . Sparrows Point . Hereford 194 What do you mean did we win any games! JV FIELD HOCKEY: FRONT ROW: B. Roberts, M. McNally, S. Hoofnagle, W. Whed- bee, S. Scott, L. Pizzaro, D. Ayres, C. Markland. BACK ROW: B. Evans, T. Sterner, COMETS leave their mark For the first time, Catonsville hosted separate Boys’ and Girls’ Cross Country teams. The COMETS had a good overall sea¬ son and are looking forward to a successful season next fall. We won all dual meets this sea¬ son. Three of our prime runners are back from last year, and with our new talent, we hope to do well in the championships— Sharon Wagner. This year we had a good team and season. Next year should be even better because we’ll have time to improve and gain experi¬ ence in running.—Jeff Wier One false move and I’ll . . ., r BOYS’ VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: FRONT ROW: M. King, R. Linde, P. Burke, E. Claypool, B. Walker, L. Dobrovolny. BACK ROW: J. Himes (mgr.), M. Hugus, J. Buckman, M. Gundy, M. Hoerl, T. Crain (coach). BOYS’ JV CROSS COUNTRY: FRONT ROW: J. Himes (mgr.), B. Barber, F. Pulley, M. Bennett, J. Klender, T. Caldwell, D. Langdon, P. Bauer, T. Smith. BACK ROW: T. Crain (coach), J. Aaron, B. McGee, J. Weir, E. Grosscup, H. Eck, J. Adams, M. White, S. Wagner (coach). GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY: FRONT ROW: T. Showacre, G. Varnauscus, J. Himes (mgr.), M. Sherwin, K. Kinzel. BACK ROW: M. Bailey, B. Baker, B. Holland, B. Allgeier, E. Taubenfeld, S. Wagner (coach). Dean Langdon lopes along. Do it!!! With a new coach, the Varsity Volleyball team improved its season tremendously over the year before. Tying for the Dis¬ trict playoffs, they were dis¬ qualified because of one loss during the season. A very “coachable” team. With a few exceptions, each game was played with more skill and pre¬ cision than is usually found on a JV Volleyball team.—Barbara Matyas Our team really improved, but I’m ready to move up to college volleyball.—Anita Schoeler We had a good season, but I’m looking forward to a better one next year.—Karen Hoffman She always takes me out when it’s my turn to serve. BACK ROW B D L r : FR ° N SPY A. Horst, L. Brown, J. Wiener, G. Casey, L. Bak, yas (« )a B h) W ‘ Brann ° n ’ N ‘ Clark B ‘ Nagel «« •) B - Graham, C. Morseberger, B. Me 198 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: FRONT ROW: D. Holland, A. Schoeler, D. Clem (coach) D. Crawford, K. Hoffman, B. Anderson. BACK ROW: M. Knoll, I. Burd, J. White, P. Daugherty, D. Weinrich, P. Hohman. Varsity COMEtl ES Opp. 2. . . Sparrow’s Point. . 0 1 . . .Franklin %■ . 2 2. .. Loch Raven . 0 1 ., ..EVT. . 2 0 .. .. Randallstown 2 2.. . . Pikesville . . 1 2.. .. Milford Mill Y . 0 2.. . . Sparrows Point . or 0 .. . . Hereford . fmnior Varsity 2... Franklin ...7.0 2.. . Loch Raven .0 0... Deep Creek .2 2.. .EVT .2 0... Cockeysville .2 2 ... Randallstown .. 1 1.. . Pikesville ,-y r.-....... 2 2 ... Milford Mill .0 2 ... Sparrows Points ..1 2 ... Hereford .0 If you think I’m a good bumper here, you ought to catch me on the dance floor! 199 COMETS kick up a storm Even though the COMETS’ soccer team wasn’t successful this season, next year should be more promising with many re¬ turning players. I felt the team was well bal¬ anced and played well together, even though ou r record did not show it.—Tom Fowler I felt our team could have done better this year, but it is building and should do better in the fu¬ ture.—Steve McCloskey The team improved greatly this year and also had a good time. I think I probably had the best time of all.—Pat Cohill The team accomplished all that I expected, with the only down¬ fall being the loss to Pikes- ville.—Coach Wagner FRONT ROW: P. Wagner (Coach), A. Bell, C. Lowe, M. Blair, P. Cohill, S. Woods, B. u‘c g ’- ™ a JJ aC ?’ BACK ROW: G. Lowman, R. McTamany, P. Reyman, S. McCloskey, B. Seitz, r. Fowler, J. Carrion, M. Stevens, J. Olver, S. Cricchi, G. Cornias. 200 Varsity COMETS Opp. 0 ... Woodlawn .. . 3 1 ... Franklin . 0 0 ... Hereford .3 0 ... Milford. 3 4 .. . Randallstown . 2 0 ... Sparrows Point.4 1 .. Pikesville .3 2 .. fBVT .- ' ■ ■ 1 0 ... Loch Raven . 4 COMETS Opp. 0 ... Frankjin. 7 0... Cockeysville .6 2... Milford Mill .6 2.. . Hereford .1 0... Deep Creek . 4 0... Randallstown . 6 0... Sparrows Point.4 0... Pikesville .3 2.. .EVT .1 0... Loch Raven .4 Supposing we get the ball . . JV SOCCER: FRONT ROW: S. Kelch, G. Smith, C. Hirsch, C. St. Jean, M. Cave, A. Marquess, G. Allen, C. Brown. BACK ROW: G. McClure (Coach), B. Deely, K. Roberts, C. Lowe, T. Fowler, B. Burley, S. Serrillo, C. Schuhart, M. Lahart N. Leihy, J. Jones Leave it to Chuck? Triumph despite tragedy Catonsville fans retained their loyalty to a championship team, despite a disappointing turn of events at the end of the season. The basketball team feels that we had a good season. It was trag¬ ic at the peak of our season, but we know we are Number One. The team also wants to thank the many fans who attended all of our games.—Rodney Jackson The Jayvee team had a lot of fun this year, and I learned a lot that will be helpful to me next year.—Jerry Jones I thought the team had a suc¬ cessful season and had a good chance to go to the State Cham¬ pionship. However, the season went on to end with a trag¬ ic event.—Robert Rheubottom, Malcolm Lynch JV BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: K. Haker, C. Gholstein, P. Anderson, T. Scott, D. Williams, G. Mathis. BACK ROW: E. Massey (coach), L. Allen, J. Sasscer, K. Stanley, D. Randall, J. Cassell, H. Gaither, J. Jones. Leigh gets a leg up. Yarsitv Opp U4 Point 47 tip : COMETS 91 .. . Randalls — ' -96. ..Sparr ows 94.. . Hereford 91 ... Ra n.dallsto wn 71 ... Milford Mf 87 ... E.VYT. 66 ... Piktstville 92 .. . Franklin 49 ... LochKaveiJ .j .... 51 98 ... SparrAws F 90 ... Milforfl Mi 79 .. . Hereto 71 ... Pikesvii] 72.. .E.V.T. ..... .. 65 57 ... Loch Raven ... . . . . ... 70 96 ... Franklin . . . ......... 76 70.. . Aberdeen . . 65 76 ... Mt. Hebron .. 60 60 ... At holton.. 65 41.. . Joppatowne ... V... 40 69 .. . Perry Hall . . .64 A u , J( fk COMETS 61 ... Randallstown 65 ... Sparrows Point 42 ... Aberdeen . 59.. . Hereford 71.. . Deep Creek 35.. . Cockeysville 59 ... Rartdallsto ' ” 51 ... Milford Mi 70.. . EVT ... 43 ... Pikesville 64 ... Franklin . . 55 ... Loch Raven . . 67.. . Sparrows Point . .Jj .... 49.. . Milford Mill 62 ... Hereford 52 ... Cockeysville 50.. . Pikesville .. 73.. . EVT 66 ... Loch Raven 71 ... Franklin OPP. 19 VARSITY BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: L. Simmons, J. Smith, R. Rhuebottom, D. Sewell. BACK ROW: F. Yanero (coach) J. Sewell, P. Cohill, R. Jackson, D. Lytwynec, R. Jackson, M. Lynch, R. Barbour. COMETTES capture third I had a great time playing this season and was honored to be one of the captains of the squad. Thank you officials?—Alice White We had a good team and a good coach. With only two seniors leaving the team, next year ought to be a great season.—Cindy Hughes If it wasn’t for rowdy Pam we’d really have a quiet team. Hey Judy, let’s go camping! Watching Julie run like a wood¬ pecker was fun.—Jeanne Marzal The attitude of the JV players was terrible this year, but I’m looking forward to next season.— Sue Scott I couldn’t have asked for a better group of players. We had a winning season because we worked “together”. With only two graduating seniors, we are looking forward to the county championship next year.—Randi Manfredi VARSITV BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: S. Blair, B. Evans, M. Singleton, P. Hines, V. Coulter, C. Hughes. BACK ROW: J. White, S. Hoofnagle, C. Hammond, N. Armstrong, M. Knoll, A. White, R. Manfredi (coach). I JV BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW; K. Wickesser, L. Pizzaro, J. Luecking, T. Gessert. BACK ROW; P. West (coach), K. Schopman, P. Airey, S. Scott, J. Marszal. Luecking leaps for a lay-up! Varsity COMETTES Opp. 29 . . Randallstown. .42 60 . . Sparrows Point . .26 46 . . Hereford . .18 50 . . Pikesville . .48 28 . . Keough . .. .54 48 . . . Milford Mill . . 38 49 . . . Randallstownh. .50 60 . .jg.v.T.y • . 21 34 56 . JrPikesville .■ . . . . .36 . 43 46 f 55 . . Loch Raven . . . 62 . . Sparrows Point . . 21 61 . . Milford Mill . . 38 42 . . Hereford . . 38 53 . . Loch Raven . . 61 j 54 . . Franklin . .46 | 74 . 22 Junior Varsity k COMETTES Opp. 37 . . Milford Mill .18 23 . . Randallstown . 24 26 ... Deep Creek . . . 36 21 . . Pikesville . . . ... 4 25 34 . . Franklin . 50 . . Sparrows Point . . . 6 24 . . Cockeysville . 12 36 . . Hereford . 24 21 . . Loch Raven . 32 Three hours at the hairdresser didn’t seem to pay off! Mat men struggle through another season There’s a lot of good talent on the team, but we can not win be¬ cause of the lack of school sup¬ port.—Jay Carrion The people we had were good, but it would be better if we had more support.—Rob Troy We had a good team, learned alot, and still had fun.—Rick Singer We did the best we could with what we had.—Eddie Schmitt VARSm WRESTLING FRONT ROW: P. Heath, M. Stevens, J. Meyers. BACK ROW- P. Wagner (coach), E. Schmitt, J. Carrion, P. Anderson, P. Burke, P. Behrens, A Arnold (coach). 206 J. V. WRESTLING FRONT ROW: C. Hendrick, A. Bell, S. Kirstukas, R. McTamany, K. Gronberg, J. Guerrasio. MIDDLE ROW: H. Evans, R. Singer, R. Troy, S. Joseph, J. Lee, J. Farcosky, P. Kerzel. BACK ROW: M. Peitersen, P. Simon, D. Manning, T. Pruitt, K. Hiels, P. Wagner (coach). 1 Sprinters stride for success We had a good year because a lot of seniors participated.— Rudy Linde We helped each other when needed and ran together as a team.—Michael Gundy It was lot of fun and the best thing for me was winning the 880 relay at the Maryland National Guard Games.—Mike Kavanagh With the amount of talent we had, I think the team did a good job. We won three triangular meets. Our 880 relay team was in the Maryland State Invita¬ tional Meet and the districts.— Coach DeManss Ah Relief! Gundy goes with room to spare. 208 Step aside! INDOOR TRACK: FRONT ROW: M. Kavanagh, G. Allen, J. Burgess, R. Walker, K. Charles. MIDDLE ROW: T. Dearmy, L. Dobrovolny, J. Aaron, J. Adams, M. Bennet, M. Demos. BACK ROW: M. Libertini, M. Sherwin, G. Singer, N. Pryor, R. Linde, S. McCloskey, L. Brown, C. DeManss (coach) Linde lunges for finish line. 209 Three cheers for our team! Girls’ Lacrosse was a team in every sense of the word. All of them had the determination and effort necessary to be good. They were skilled, intelligent, and very enthusiastic. We can say Girls’ Lacrosse came to Catonsville this year. I’ve never enjoyed coaching more.—Kathy Schuyler. GIRLS’ LACROSSE FRONT ROW: T. Gessert, P. McNaney, M. St. Jean, P. Harrison B. Deale, L. Tussing, M. Libertini, J. Blair. MIDDLE ROW: M. Kibby, M. Singleton, P Regester’ P. Hohman, L. China, P. Hines, E. Hawkins, P. Schiaffino (mgr.) BACK ROW: K Schuyler (coach), M. Demos, S. Stumpf, C. Mason, M. Vinzant, A. Schoeler, S. Scott, S Blair, S. Hoofnagle, J. Whedbee, C. McMillan, J. Olson, K. Helfrich. COMETS Frankliftjp Dulaney Woodlawn . Randallstown Hereford Lacrosse links Comets with success I had a lot of fun, and I am looking forward to the ’78 sea¬ son.—Tim Bannister. We had a winning season, but we could have done better if we weren’t burned out.—Mike Blair. We could have had a better sea¬ son, but it was fun anyway.— Tom Rossberg. Loch Raven and Pikesville were let downs; we had a pretty good season.—Bruce Seitz. I think lacrosse is an exciting game, and our team did a fan¬ tastic job.—Gina Crawford. That’s keeping your eye on the hall. LACROSSE: FRONT ROW: J. Gerracio, T. Fox, P. Stagmer, A. White, K. McNulty. MIDDLE ROW: B. Palmer, S. Holland, G. Lowman, B. Deely, S. Moon, J. Geppi, K. Roberts, L. Dobrovolny. BACK ROW: M. Poole, B. Biggs, J. Hemler, M. Papier, C. Schu- hart, J. Manger, Mr. Bradley (coach). Steve shoots for a goal Varsity Franklin . Lansdowne . . . Hereford . Sparrows Point Milford Mill . . E.V.T. Randallstown . Loch Raven Pikesville COMETS Franklin . Cockeysville . . Hereford . Sparrows Point Milford Mill . . E.V.T. Randallstown . Loch Raven Pikesville VARSITY LACROSSE: FRONT ROW: S. Goetz, B. Seitz, M. Blair, S. McCloskey, T. Wood K. Maloney, J. Dixon, MIDDLE ROW: T. Bannister, H. Evans, D. Langdon, P. Reymann BACK ROW: C. DeManss (coach), T. Rossberg, R. Troy, M. Jackson, B. Vantassel, K. Oates (manager). COMETS seek a repeat JV. BASEBALL FRONT ROW: T. Ridgely (mgr.), C. Pfeiffer (mgr), A. Phillip, R. Mc- Tammany, R. Singer, J. Lee, T. Caldwell, S. Wallace, A. Walker, BACK ROW: A. Reeves (coach), M. Frate, K. Haker, J. Farcosky, D. Blazer, J. Aaron, K. Gronberg, L. Hanson. But we don’t have any pinch hitters. 214 Did you hear the one about . . . . We had a lot of talent but just couldn’t put it all together.—Jay Smith We had a lot of fun; but couldn’t get the job done.—Jerry Jones J.P. is king ug! It was a disappointing year, but I expect a better season next year.—Bob Baker We had a rough season, but I hope the team will do better next year.—Jim Burgess. Our fielding was not the best this year, but next year we will hopefully improve.—Mike Elliot. Even though we did not do so well, I had a great time playing for Catonsville baseball.—John Frey. Disaster struck Griffin Park in ’77, but in ’78 we’ll do it. VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT ROW: K. Burns, M. Elliott, S. VanMeter, B. Dabrasky, J. Frey, M. Kavanagh BACK ROW: C. Mills (mgr.), J. Burgess, J. Smith, M. Dalfonzo, J. Jones, E. Baker, J. Elliott, C. Freundel, J. Peddicord (coach). jv Wood law Milford Mil Randallstown Sparrows Point Pikesvifle W J- .Milford Mil Mt. Hebron Cockeysville 4 Deep Creek Hereford V . E VT.2 Arundel R -.Lodi Raven x Franklin • -4 Randallstown 2 215 Softball takes third—reluctantly Coaching Varsity Softball was a completely unique experience. There was never a dull moment to say the least.—Debbie Clem With 15 totally different per¬ sonalities, the team was always on the go. My last sport in high school proved to be a real success.— Cindy Hughes Hey Deb, let’s play dress ups! Being the only sophomore on the team, it gave me a real honor to work with such a fine group of softball players.— Krista Schopman Poise in a pitcher ? VARSITY SOFTBALL: FRONT ROW: D. Crawford, C. Hughes, W. Coulter, J. Delivuk, S. Martin, MIDDLE ROW: N. Armstrong, B. Evans, P. Airey, K. Dixon, L. Vernon, K. Schopman, BACK ROW: L. Kellner, D. Clem, (coach), A. White, R. Parkison, K. Griffiths, G. Kieffer. 216 j? : m : JV SOFTBALL: FRONT ROW: C. Hammond, K. Wickesser, J. Leucking, A. Horst, C. Morseberger, L. Simmons, B. Fitzpatrick, C. Welsh (coach), BACK ROW: L. Rose, D. Bran¬ non, T. Bruns, B. McCloud, L. Brown, J. White, S. Englehart, T. Sasser, T. Sterner. Varsity COMMETTES 13 ... Sparrows Point 3 ' . Milford Mill ... 17.1. Randallstown . .. Loch Raven . . . JPikesville ..... 22 ... E.V.T. 18 • - ■ Franklin ...... 21 ... Hereford . JV COMETTEJS Opp ; 9 ... Sparrows Point .5 14 ... Franklin . 6 9 ,.. Deep Creek ...13 12 ... Cockeysville ....10 lS®. Pikesville ....•• .-12 21 Liocfr Raven . . .. . 13 . . Randallstown.2 7 ... Hereford .3 Individual performances = team success The Tennis Team had one of its most successful seasons this year. With only four losses they came in third in the county. There was a lot of skill and determina¬ tion this year, and their season showed it. The Golf Team did a superb job this year. Their only loss was to Randallstown and the team felt that it really could have been a win. 218 TENNIS TEAM: L. Pizzaro, J. Harrington, A. Rabenold, J. Weiner. BACK ROW: M. Reuling, D. Motsko, B. Burley, C. McGill, M. King, K. Bennett, R. Talarigo (coach). •A S OMEX§ Hereford Franklin . Woodlawn . . Lansdowne Milford Mill . Randallstown Tennis 5 ... Randallstowji .... 6 ... Sparrows Ppint . 2 ... Pikesville . 4 ... Franklin . 6 ... Randallstown 2 ... Milford Mill . 0 ... Hereford . 7 ... E.V.T. 4 ... Loch Raven 5 ... Franklin . 1 ... Pikesville ...... 1 ... Milford Mill . c;... Loch Raven GOLF: M. Stevens, M. Huffman, G. Landerman, F. Rhoads, J. Wilson, M. Lenhoff, M Gosey, M. LaHart If we train, we’ll win The Sprinters through natural ability and hard work were defin¬ itely the greatest asset to our team. Mr. Crain said “If we train we’ll win.” We did and we have.— John Schmitz We had another great team this year and are looking ahead for the County Championship.—Jeff Wier We had a very successful year and hope to win the County Championships for the seventh year in a row.—Bob Barber J.V. I RACK: FRONT ROW: G. Bain, K. Charles, M. Cashman, H. Thomas, J. Olver, G. Allen. MIDDLE ROW: B. Wood, E. Frazier, S. Kirstukus, M. Petersen, T. Smith, C. Bag- nall, M. Ferrante, L. Allen. BACK ROW: P. Wagner (coach), J. Schmitz, D. Atwater, K. McClearen, J. Adams, K. Stanley, M. Bitzel, S. Joseph, D. Lytwenec, C. Hill GIRLS’ TRACK- FRONT ROW; M. Sherwin, L. Wiley, S. Shah, L. Bochmiller, D. Ayre. BACK ROW; H. Wilke, C. Nolan, C. Engel, S. Byron, C. Burke, L. Grammer (coach) mm. Wilke wings one! 4 , ; -,i . i A r Seniors receive recognition Steve McCloskey receives Silver Trophy Award. CATONIAN’S eight seniors are thanked for outstanding contribution. Rick Shangraw expresses ’77’s apprecia¬ tion to Mr. Ferruso. The Lung Association Scholarship is presented to Jeanne McNulty. 222 Mr. Opalski recognizes Mike Peters as a National Merit Scholar. Rudy Linde receives the Don McGloughin Award. Thanks go to Rick Shangraw for three years of hard work. 223 ■ Arousing COMET cheers POM PON GIRLS: FRONT ROW: J. Hopkins, D. Pollock, T. Stolte, S. Pearce. BACK ROW: Mrs. Wend, S. Viguss, R. Starkey, V. Barbour. Oh Biggs. 224 Let’s get Mickey! R. Iacia, C. Pfeiffer, J. Rivera, J. Smith VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: FRONT ROW BACK ROW; K. Griffiths, S. Rossberg, L. Moore, J. Maitland A % f wl dl jaC v ' i 1 m -. ir l Patrons Our funds were limited— Our ideas were big. Through your support we came closer to our goals. THANKS! ' .yvk ' s- ' jf , 4- V f ' awf 5S8 •v y Xl ' V y- Excellent Chinese Home Cooking For Fast Service Please Call Ahead 744-0884 1118 N. 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Go ahead, and laugh at this—if you will, But it is YOU that you will KILL! BA KB KB KB LC LD JD RE CE CH BJ DJ LK GL NL SM There once was a teacher, Miss T, Who had never once given an E. But this is a warning to you After period two, You’re lucky if you get away with a D. Kevin Miller Phone: 744-2733 Caton BEAUTY SALON 1701 Edmondson Ave. Catonsville, Md. 21228 Hair Styling, Coloring, Permanent Waving CM DM KM CM NN MP DP PR TR CR LR RS WS MSJ LV EW Closed—Mon. Tues. To Bilge And Shiro: When You Leave, Our Love Will Be With You. Scu? Otcr ship ouh on the. opm Secoj We vxoy never pass Ibis way aqain. Qass of Best Of Luck Always—We Will Miss You Both. CATONSVILLE CHAPTER AFS Sev 7i y-Severv 235 PATRONS Good Luck ’77, You’ll need it! Need a Hot date? call Jeanne Marzal The Boettcher Family The Mejias Family Jean Ricky Hazel Oneise Smith Mr. Mrs. James Fagan Mrs. E.C. Hartung Mr. Mrs. M.P. Schimp Mr. Mrs. R.W. Seniff Mrs. C.S. Lutz Mrs. Helen Lindinger Mrs. Pfeifer Mr. Mrs. Frank Mueller Mr. Mrs. Boettcher Mr. Mrs. Carl Eidson Mr. Mrs. William H. Calk Joey Meeling Gina What can I say? Love, Jen Eyelashes were made to be licked! Mr. Poo—I WUV YOU! Rick—You are a fantastic brother! Jen—God Bless you and your talent! Thanks for everything! Love, Reg The Kimball Family Shiro—Thanks for sharing a part of your life! 2 yrs.? Love, Regina A true friend is hard to find— But true friends I have found! Steve McClosky and Mike Kavanagh will never be forgotten by 319. Hey Nanc have fun at the prom? Yea Ange but Mark sure was BORING! Nanc If Mark was boring ? was DEAD! Brian and Inga in ’78 I’ll miss the Looney Tunes! Baron Von Grabner strikes again Mr. Jack Peddicord Michele Dalfonzo (nothin) Blake Bonnie “1977” Mr. Allen Arnold—Wood Mrs. Margaret Parks Nancy Armstrong says good luck ’77 The “Y” Rolls Mr. Wagner Wallbang Start the rest of your life, TODAY Slim was here Capt. Ace “76” Hey Pam R. “Knock on Wood” Mr. Simmons is last on the great chain of being an insubordinate clause, —Johnna, I dunno JOANNEISAREFORMED PERVERTMRBOBISA PERVERTEILEENJELLY BEANCINDYBECKISA WRECK PATTIPATTIJEANNIE JEANNIESTEVEKINGISA HAMELISEWEASE STEVIESTEC ILOVEYOU ALL LOVE JOHANNAZIPKEEPIN TOUCHILOVEYOU!! 77 SUPER SHANNON The Pinstriped Kid Stevie V. says, “Remember me!” Be Weise—watch guys! THE MIRON YAMPOLSKY FAN CLUB Jackie Ficke and Robert Langrehr Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Moore Lauri Tim Coco the Pigeons Kathy Griffiths Warren, we’ll miss you. Remember pd. 6 Spanish. Love, Heidi Diane What’s this strange bur doing on my collar? I’ll never forget you. R. Kirkle, put your tongue in— WS CE Bryce is a masher I love you Vinnie. Guess who! MRS Joe, thanks for great times and memories. Let’s keep them from ending.—Donna Tim Dunn is a sex fiend. TD A big six to dac Watch out Laurel—the Juniors are already here! Three plus three equals special Mrs. Samuel Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Max Wiener Spaz, thanx for all your help Brauerhour BLAAH! period 7 Ms. Clem, I won’t be in P.E.— Steph Mr. Mrs. John Singleton I’d like to whistle through my nose. Class of ’79 is on its way To Debate—Been a good year— D.C.K. Jim and Carmen Soccer is 1, Football bites the whip! Spic The Schleicher Family This buck is Vz my allowance Slumber Alcoholics get loaded! Congratulations to the faculty who taught her, she’s a fine granddaughter. Courage is doing it while you are afraid. Have courage. Rev. G.J. McMillan Much credit due to Cindy Me. Much MORE credit due to Ms. Schuyler. Get well soon, Cindy, Sally Gracie Mr. Mrs. Zubeck Thanks Ms. Gracie, I’m all well. Ms. T better quit SMOKING! The Cancer Phantom will strike! Darlene Ayres and Richard Harrison Mr. Mrs. Michael Mekalian? Jeremiah Loves You From Carol! Love ’em and Leave ’em Taylor. Amien Norma Joseph Singing is an international language for all ages. You are welcome to attend four part harmony rehearsals 8:00 p.m. on any Wednesday at the Church of the Holy Apostles 4933 Leeds Ave. Best wishes for all your future endeavors from Catonsville Sweet Adelines. Go Super ’77! Mike Ferruso Mr. and Mrs. John E. Shryock Maryvale is the best! Beth Rubin Kristin Rubin Jason Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Curtis H. Elliott, Jr. Good luck to the class of ’77 I’m gonna miss this darn place! Rick, . . . thanks bunches! Ab, friends can be friends forever. Hi guys!—Bye guys.—Nif 236 PATRONS Thomas Frantz Melvin P. Markowski Mrs. Mollylou Foor Richard—The Italian Delight! Sue—I don’t cry but I do CARE Watchout for the Heebies Jeebies Don’t watch life pass you by Don’t be a Litter Pig—Pollution Kills! Conservation is our only ESCAPE Emmanuel Montgomery Best Wishes, Tinnia Adkins Keyna Collier loves Robert Helvig Simmons—cued up in pool hall Sock it to ’em wrestlers Reenie Starr is a Stupe! Good luck to all teams in 76-77 D. C. Rick McClung Kris Jones still in love. The Girls’ Lacrosse Team would like to thank everyone who bought jewelry during their sale. THANKS Mr. Mrs. Frank Seth Mr. Mrs. Mitchell Elaine, Vernon, Lisa May Best of luck Graduates Period 2 ’74-’75 remembers, “Get out your copy of Bragdon” Keith Feather Mr. Mrs. Bursey The Petersons Mr. Mrs. Harlan E. Grace John Nancy Grace Mrs. Nancy Brady Mr. Mrs. William Lanahan Mr. Mrs. Clyde Lippy Mrs. W. Lewis Paul V. Lewis The Wollschlager Joy C. Kyne Good Luck wrestling team 77-78 M.P. Ann Holmes Cindy Me You’re Pictured Photograph— E. C. The Marino Gallery—Ellicott City Hi Ho Silver Co.—Ellicott City Namarie Mellodrim Miss Clem; How’s Philip? To Danny and Tom with love. Bren remember your A 1 man Schubie Jeff my A 1 my word is gospel Bren Excuse me, Beverly! I don’t doubt your credibility— now Calculus is trivial, Mr. Berry Yuck Fou, Mr. Crain—Pd. 7 KAS Bren thank JB SM for snow scruble and mutual KH haters Luvya WATCH OUT, JUNIORS— HERE I COME! LAUREL ’79 BRETT, ELISE AND MARIANNE wake up your DAY Good Luck Miss Coffman Johanna Banana Sue Patzer A famous man once said, “I’m impressed.” Good Luck Pat E., The Ron Bairs Blah—Toots Sue M.—Tiggie Mr. Mrs. Marling Snoopy Mr. Mrs. James E. Honeycutt Ms. Patricia Johnson ’71 Mrs. Helen Borcherding Mr. Mrs. Maury Fiterman Pat Larkin Mr. Mrs. Frankie Jarrell Michelle Singleton Beth Volz The Singleton Family TO SOMEONE VERY SPECIAL: Remember the retreats; the raft trips; the Bridal Suite; the New Year’s Eve parties; the spending nights; the 7-UP floats; the surprise birthday party; the ballgames; the Double “E” Delight; the roaches; the dresser drawers; especially, remember me. CBSC—J’MM OFWFS GRSHFU ZPV—MPWF, IFSC—FSJD. October 1, 1976 Joe Gail Mr. Frank Sharp—S.S. Mrs. Floy R. Hague—Fr. Mr. Jay Stouffer—S.S. Speech I pd. 3 “The Leeches” Mrs. Lloyd CB Keep shooting for the Stars TR Isaac Aycock Rasslin’ Rules All—Pete The K Herb Jepko—my main man. Ms. Mautner blows bubbles. Vive Mile McMillan Best wishes to ’77—Mr. Graybill Dr. Mrs. John F. Henry Best wishes Tinnia Adkins Tiko Tiko Scott—Jeanne’s Dream—D.H. Hi from Mr. Bonnell’s Bobsy Twins Mr. Mrs. Peyton Marshall, Jr. Elvis Presley, King of Rock Roll Frank Lewis To those people whose presence has made my life a little easier and a lot happier. Thanks! Love, Nif RS, Ya see that star there? Well— AB—I’m so glad I don’t have to say “Bye”! BJ call JP JPU 3825 Billy, my little Gerkin. Cath Charlene Juanita Morris— “Charmin’’ . . . Ronald Eugene Henry JD for JP—take it easy over the summer The green grass sprouted, And little red flowers blossomed. The pine tree pointed his finger to the sky, And the oak spread out his arms. The lakes cuddled down in the hollows of the ground, And the rivers ran down to the sea, And God smiled again. 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