Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1981 volume:

Cy ee Mies ‘ GC 975.202 Tiny 3° CATONIAN 1981 4 E=Yo) Maver n ey-(euclarn=ilelelaatcjele evar Niclale(c “ Maryland 21228 ’ Catonsville Senior Fl (Orehtelarswvalits iiipitie ccs a Se a——_—__™ SURBES EA SS beng Se eR ep You have asked me why the days fly by so quickly And why each one feels no different than the last And you Say you are fearful for the future And you have grown Suspicious of the past. OS : e ES eg ¢ he ® s. ® . Cr a. ey BY st ae : wk | su ke Fees Ss A RELL LI 4 opm il ORY Mee MLD) NN D ic a oO) Sy os iS Oo Qa) 12) = Oo % © cS a € Gg wes Cex oO Su = 2 ES) oO oO Ss ge 58 Onn © ce Ceele _ ne pe And you cast about and try to find the meaning So that you can feel that closeness once again Carry On, my Sweet Survivor — Carry On, my lonely friend Don't give up on the dream and don't you let it end ea SENOS pee Sf AE arin tte ances oe aati sous = S = KY = D © o = Dn SS = o Le) r. G O For everything that matters, that something's gone Carry On. Though you know Sicecs, os = pe be ta cs - a? e ” Hise Ujicse ee, You remember when you felt each person mattered When we all had to care for all was lost But now you see believers turn to cynics And you wonder Was the struggle worth the cost Carry On, my Sweet Survivor Carry On, my lonely friend Don't give up on the dream and Don't you let it end. Sweet Survivor (Peter Yarrow — Barry Mann — Cynthia Weil) Silver Dawn — ASCAP ATV Music Corp. Mann and Weil Song, Inc. — BMI 20 JULES M. deFRIES Principal RICHARD WALTERS Assistant Principal MARY JANE PARK Administrative Secretary |. RAYMOND JACOBS Assistant Principal JANICE MEEKINS Administrative Secretary The 1980-81 school year saw many new and _ in- novative changes in_ its leadership. Mr. Richard Walters, previously of Pikesville Senior High, joined the administrative staff as Assistant Principal. Mrs. Janice Meekins and Mrs. Mary Jane Park joined the staff as administrative secre- taries. A new homeroom schedule confushed many at first, but proved to be a great improvement in policy. 1a WECM A TION nemtmmrcmmontnrneg siptyee ee ISAAC AYCOCK Assistant Principal MARGARET TOLZMAN Administrative Secretary 22 ED KELLY Dept. Chairman; 10th Grade Counselor DORIS ROBINSON Western Vo Tech, D.O., C.0.P. Counselor CAROLYN SPRING Guidance Secretary JEAN BUTCHER 12th Grade Counselor IRMA DEAS 11th Grade Counselor; Jr. Class Sponsor; Guidance Newsletter The guidance department was changed back to the ‘‘one counselor per grade”’ system this year. Another worthwhile change was the addition of the Guidance In- formation System. The GIS is a comput er that enabled students to research a cer- tain college, in detail; or for those seeking an occupa- tion, it aided the students in the choosing of a specific field of employment. The system was certainly helpful to all students whether they were pursuing a Career or were college bound. LOREN C. SIMMONS English 11, 12 GARY BLAKENBURG English 12; Creative Composition ANN F. LEWIS English 10, 11; Interpers. Comm.; Speech Team Coach 24 PEGGY B. NICHOLSON English 11; Review Composition JERRY BONNELL English 11 SARAH GRACIE English 10; Journalism 1, 2, 3; Comet Advisor; Kay-Card Co-Sponsor FRED OSING Chairman; English 10 BARBARA MATYAS English 12; J.V. Volleyball Coach GARY J. LEVIN English 12; Chrm. Fac. Adv. Council; Advisor — Class of 1981 LESLIE MILLER English 10 R. ROBERT HARKUM English 10; Theatre Arts I, Il, III; Theatre Advisor, Stage Crew MOLLY LOU FOOR English 10; Advisor — Class of 1983 SUE TUSTIN English 11; Catonian Advisor; Asst. Lacrosse Coach Under the leadership of Fred Osing, the English department once again ac- cepted the challenge of educating the entire student body in the language arts. This year the teachers iden- tified and provided help and incentive to those who were not achieving well scholastically in relation to their ability. Diagnostic testing in functional reading, composition, and language skills enabled the English teachers to plan realistically for each student. . . oo , yn eee onewees res eae eeee man LEMUEL O. BOONE, JR. Biology ANN KLINGAMAN Ecology Adv. Chem.; Chem.; SGA Advisor EDWARD A. J. HALL Biology; Para-Med. NICHOLAS GRABNER Chemistry; TABCO Rep.; Principal Catonsville Evening School RICHARD B. SCHULTZ EDWARD W. DRAHNAK Fire Biology; Geology and Aerospace; Marshall 26 OLIVER V. BREITENBACH Adv. Biology; Biology; Athletic Events — Ticket Sales RICHARD W. LYNCH Dept. Chrm.; Project Physics; Practical Chemistry ARTMAN REEVES Physics; Var. Football; Var. Baseball The Science department, headed by Mr. Richard Lynch, underwent minimal changes this ye ar. Emphasis was placed on student effort and ability, and many pro- grams proved to be suc- cessful. An assembly based on energy conservation was an interesting attraction this year. 28 VERNIST FAISON CCPI; Sponsor BSU WILLIAM MOUSER Human Behavior ART GAMZON U.S. History; J.V. Soccer; J.V. Baseball NANCY THOMAS HAUSWALD U.S. History FRANK SHARP World History; Modern History; Images; CCPI; Debate Coach; Graduation Speaker Advisor PEGGY C. GOLDEN Dept, Chrmn.; World History; Human Behavior } SAAREM. Tike ttt ST Ath BAMA 2 MARGARET PARKS World History RICHARD TALARIGO World History; Human Geography; Exploring Our Buried Past; CCPI; Varsity Tennis KAY HENDERSON World History; U.S. History; Politics Club This year many new con- cepts were introduced in the Social Studies department. Several new teachers were added to the CHS staff. Peggy Golden became the new department chairman, while Art Gamzon and Tomi Hauswald also joined the Staff. “Striving for Excellence”’ was the main theme for the school year. This year the emphasis was placed on reading skills and study habits. For the first time, a mock election was_ held. Students were able to vote for their favorite presidential candidate. Through these various ac- tivities, the Social Studies department concluded a very successful year. OB an ter vg 2 ale. © CaF gees iS fy Stee 4 Alg. Il; Math Applications Geometry; AT T; Alg. Il; Math 11 CHESTER GOODSON z = oO ao O = ra fa) College Alg.; Consumer Math; Geom. College Alg.; Computer Science; Prob Stat; Alg. Il; JV Wrestling Coach Math 10; Cheerleader Sponsor BARBARA KISER GEOFFREY WEILERT BETTY RUBIN Geom. and Trans:.; Alg. |; Math 11; Math Club DONALD C. WHEATLEY Dept. Chrm.; Math 12; Alg. |; AT T KEN BERRY Calculus; Trigonometry; Analytic Geometry; Geometry; Chess Club Advisor Under the leadership of Donald Wheatley, the Math department emphasized the importance of math skills. Also, this year, a new faculty member, Geoffrey Weilert, created a unique at- mosphere through his musical and artistic abilities. From Business Math to Calculus, all students benefited from an en- thusiastic department. ‘WIND FAST FORWARD � ¥ THOMAS J. MANUS FRANK M. LEWIS French Ill, IV; AFS Dept. Chairman; Spanish III, IV; French I, Il; Spanish Club Advisor International Intercultural Programs; Le Cercle francais Societe Honoraire de francais 32 i py The Foreign Language department maintained its strong interest in teaching various languages to students. The AFS, French, and Spanish clubs remained a focal point in the extra- Curricular activities. The students also broadened their Knowledge through field trips and the language lab. R. JOYCE VALLIANT Spanish l, Il, Ill, V; Spanish Club Advisor Hie 7 i rwwwwuvuy copenentoe ROBERT J. KREHNBRINK J.WM. SITES Bus. Math; Bus. Law; Economics; ITB Accounting |, Il; PUT; Intro. to Data Processing DORETHA W. DUBOSE ITB; Shorthand l, Il; Typing Il; Office Practice; FBLA Advisor; School Store Sponsor 34 Ms i wi H wh i) Hy i The Business department offered career-oriented and college bound students various courses that incor- porated skills which were directly usable in either job situations or in everyday life. With Paul Lopata as depart- ment chairman, there were minimal curriculum changes and only one faculty addi- tion, Robert Krehnbrink. Pe E ee OOS nk i ee le PRE COLO XS COL e Lene een es: s Settee M.C.S. HENRY Typing I,Il, Alpha. Shorthand, Business English, Gregg. Sten.; FBLA sponsor PAUL LOPATA Dept. Chairman; T.O.P. Typing |, Il, ITB 36 sume LYNN DEE NEFF ERP; Housing; Foods |; Independent Living, Bachelor Foods ALLEN ARNOLD Machine Woodworking; Cabinetmaking; Ind. Woodworking; Class of 1983 Advisor; Ski Club Sponsor DAVE McCARTY Woodworking ANNE MEKALIAN Clothing and Textiles |, Il, Ill; Creative Home Arts l, Il; Intercultural Foods and Nutrition; Honor Society Advisor KENNETH BRADSHAW Introduction to Metals; Metals II; Cheerleader Advisor; Ski Club Sponsor JOHN GRUNEWALD Electronics |, ll, Ill AMIEN G. JOSEPH Dept. Chrm.; Mechanical Drafting; Engineering; Architectural Drafting; Creative Crafts KATHERINE PHILIPP Education for Responsible Parenthood; Independent Living, Foods, Housing A new face seen in the Home Economics Depart- ment was that of Lynn Dee Neff. This year the Home Economics department em- phasized the teaching of basic skills and encouraged individual creative expres- sion. The students showed great concern and interest in their classes. Dave McCarty was the on- ly new addition to the In- dustrial Arts Department. The program placed special emphasis on strengthening the ability to utilize equip- ment for future industrial tasks as well as common repair problems. Personal development was stressed as well as manual dexterity and physical flexibility. 38 FRED YANERO Phys. Ed.; Varsity Basketball; Golf; Varisty Club Advisor KATHY SCHUYLER Phys. Ed. 10, 12; JV Field Hockey; Varsity Girls Lacrosse; Varsity Club Advisor CAREN WELSH Phys. Ed.; Varsity Field Hockey; JV Softball TOM CRAIN Phys. Ed.; Cross Country DEBBIE CLEM Phys. Ed. 10, 12; Varsity Volleyball; Varsity Softball CHARLES DeMANSS Dept. Chrm.; Phys. Ed.; Head Football Coach The Physical Education Department continued its regular activities and_ in- troduced new ones. These activities, fencing, orienteer- ing, co-ed weight training, and co-ed badminton, were elected by the students. Also by the students’ re- quest, the gymnastics unit was discontinued. In addi- tion, outside speakers lec- tured on health and drug and alcohol abuse. Finally, Mr. DeManss stated that there was a dire need for more facilities to eliminate the crowded conditions and to provide different activities. BARBARA WARD RAYMOND HARDY Guitar I, Il; Concert Choir Band; Orchestra; Music Theory; Piano; Jazz Ensemble; School Production of Musicals KEITH LAUER Art I, ll, Ill; Photography; Asst. Var. Football Film Dept. 40 The Art Department this year graduated many students planning to further their art education. Once again, students were selected to participate in the Arbutus Arts Festival held in the Spring. Furthermore, One person was selected to represent Catonsville Senior High in the Outstanding Art Student Exhibit at CCC. The Music Department ac- quired Barbara Ward, an en- thusiastic guitar and chorus teacher. Many students held hard-earned positions in aero Bet : ae earns ont : cae honored bands and _ or- its HORS chestras, proving their skill and potential. ERtgrs ee eee etcst ete ist + ' CHARLES B. REISENWEBER Art |, IV; Photography 42 WAT Hy Western Vo-Tech offered students specific skills for employment during and im- mediately following high school. After high school, these students may seek employment or appren- ticeship, or they may choose to continue in col- lege. Each program lasted between two and three years, with the third year being a work-study program. There were two types of pro- grams, ‘‘cluster’’ and “‘in- dividual.’ All of the pro- grams have proven to be beneficial for those students who attended. Rua i) | Na va sie TED S. LANDAU Resource MARYANNE SAVAGE COP Club Advisor COP 10; APRIL KOEPPEL Reading 43a Pn Hey Hi) . i Hi COP, Career Oriented Program, classes consisted of Math 10, English 10, and career preparations. The students in this program were prepared for DO, Diversified Occupations. DO and COP students went to school for one half of the day and to work for the remainder. The resource department offered classes for students with learning disabilities. The classes provided a speech therapist and centers for emotional and visual learning disabilities. _AD GEE iNWES Bswe QR RODE Wiest neers OH PE.RCCO.EEGCEENES —— HENRY ANDRION DO; US History; Social Comm. Chrm. J ‘J j - f f fd 4 wa PATRICIA CHALCRAFT LINDA McCORMICK School Nurse Librarian; Library Aides Advisor SELVIN RUDD Librarian; Junior Class Advisor; Audio-visual Coordinator 46 in im- The library and its staff also aid- in school. ed the CHS faculty plementing its curriculum. She was coverage for year. introduction of cable- The nurse took care of many programs during the The Library’s audio-visual department was used more television to the school tion, Mrs. Chalcraft handled unexpected emergencies throughout the year. than ever this year due to Cable provided educational awareness for senior girls, sports’ programs. In addi- the blood program, cancer and medical charge of the ‘‘Smoke-Out,”’ programs and _ plays. N ra — p= = A zo S38 FLOYD THOMPSON Chief Custodian Cafeteria Manager MARGO WELLS PHIL AGNEW Driver’s Education 48 The cafeteria staff should be commended for their hard labor in providing the student body with a clean cafeteria and nourishing meals. The custodial staff, under the new leadership of Floyd Thompson, was great- ly appreciated for keeping the school complex clean and in good working order. Once again, the Bus Drivers safely transported students back and forth bet- ween home and school. Since Mr. Martinkis’ retirement, the Driver's Education department ac- quired a new teacher, Phil Agnew, to take on the responsibility of educating new drivers. Ve SESS | CAFETERIA STAFF BUS DRIVERS Métson, Seniors 51 Seniors For the second year, the cheese and sausage sale prov- ed most profitable for the en- thusiastic seniors. With their profits totaling around $2000 they looked forward to many exciting senior activities. Their advisors gave them the needed support, and their own cooperative attitudes helped them work towards a memorable senior year. Officers: K. Sandbower (V. Pres.), C. Miller (Treas.), R. Shangraw (Pres.), B. Roby (Sec.). ¥ Ss = i z 1S) vo is} =a ea) o NS ise) ao a ae) _ © 9 ea) o = 3 O ic) x ui Gary Levin, Addie Brown. Advisors Some things are differen! Some the same Some turn older,some don’t change Time and music all forgive And in the best of friends the spirit lives PATRICK ALFARO DONALD ALLEN Pat; music, some sports ... rock Popcorn: Varsity (12) Basketball; l and roll. Young Life... college, get married and have kids. MARIE ANTONETTE APICELLA Toni, Bologna; 0.C., sun, laughing with Sallie and Kath, DD, Racquet- ball, flying to Texas, scoping for hubby .. . medical secretary. JOHN ANGEL 54 MARGIE ABBOTT Thanks Mom! | JEFFREY ANDREW ALTENBURG Jeff, the Stud, Huck; JV (10) Var- sity (12) Wrestling, Ski Club; drink- ing beer (occasionally); occasions, Blind Ambition, Suzuki 500, ‘the cougar that never was’ ... rock and rolt. KATHERINE ANN APPELBAUM Kathy, JV (10) Volleyball, JV (10) Softball; heavy convos with Sallie and Toni, being simple with Christy, O.C.. G.W.W.Z., husband hunting 101 ... college, marriage, kids. te TIMOTHY ADCOCK Tim i : ity (10, 11, 12) Football, Varsity (11, 12) Basketball; sports, women, trip- ping out on people ... becoming closer to God, electrical engineer, playing tailback for U.S.C., doing a 720 slamdunk on Dr. J. ees THOMAS AYRES Sa JR, Junior; Comet distribution mer. (10, 11), catchin’ rays, drink- ing brewskis, being with Lisa; Lisa, softball, money, O.C., spare time away from work ... good job, money, marriagetoL.M.R OSS, weekends with good. never lose , racquetball . Univ. ‘of Maryland, acting oy ti h with f ends, 7GCC DELORES DELRITA BARNES ee Dee, ig clothes, typing... having 4 children, working. JACQ JELINE ELIZABETH BERGEN Jackie, Porky, Bergman, Concert Choir (10, 11) pres. (12), Catons- ville Singers du 12), Spint Comm. (12), Wizard of Oz (10), South Pacific (12), NHS: rollerskating, Young Life, singing. guys, sporting out, partying. muscles, having time, ce -HA Cow: Whoopsie; traveling, buy- a Ly college, getting married, A JIM R. BAILEY _ Spacely; JV (10) Varsity (11) Foot- _ ball; rec, basketball, work; sports, a girls. drinking, photography, billi- ards . field of computer science or pho tography. SARAH BARNHARDT Spanish Club (11), horse- bok rid- _ ing, horse-showing, the Beatles . 2 a at UMBC then transfer out of state. LAURA O'CONNOR BAKER Bake; JV (10) Softball, JV (10) Var- sity Gh 12) Basketball, Soccer (Mer Cl VP SC Comm s(v2) SC) rep (10, 11), Exec. Bd. (12), Var- sity Club, Ski Club, NHS, Catons- ville Singers Mgr. (10), Wizard of Oz; shake and bake, MWB+DHP=DSK in MIGC; Yeoww! Murph's 4%... OC, UMBC, physical therapy. JOSEPHM. BELL Virgil; JV CQ) Track; Varsity Club (10), skiing, sports, OC. ... col- lege, business administration, travel. LAURA NADINE BERRY SGA Corresponding Sec., SC Rep (10), Popcorn (10, 11), Comet (10), Assistant Features Editor (11), Editor in Chief (12); poe try, poetry, poetry, music, meeting someone special ... college, jour- nalism, marriage, children, making lots of money. TINA MARIE BEZOLD Bezy, Bean: Kay Card Comm. (11); friends, Diane, Lori, Denise, Vir- inia, Michele, sewing, cooking, lorida, Alabama, good times with best friends, swimming, tanning graduate, dental assisting, marry Dean, go to reunions, have kids (twins), save money to retire and travel. ecotettttithediod PEP ea] MEL Hee pee Trp 56 JOYCE BLACKWELL dancing, singing, staying in shape; dancing, modeling clothes, singing, going different places ... going to CCC, being a professional dancer, traveling. KIRSTEN JOY BLOMSTER JV (10) Cheerleader; NHS, SC Re (12), Social Comm. (12), Ski Clu (12); Wizard of Oz (10); sewing, swimming, skiing, Hershey Park, Oriole games, Assateague, the . Ocean, having fun with my friends ... college. THERESE MARIE BOYD Rozalyn, Roz, Moma; NHS, Con- cert Choir (10, 11, 12), FBLA Sec. (11), V.P. 12); CYO, Masquerade, Oliver, head of costumes for Oli- ver, guys, the beach, ice cream sundaes, snow blizzards that get you out of school, more guys... to travel across the states, go to col- lege and become a lawyer, Keep in touch with close friends — GL, TL, OS eye hae KEVIN ROBERT BLACKWELL Boz; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Bas- ketball; NHS, SC (10, 11, 12), Jun- ior Class Treasurer, Varsity Club (10, 11, 12); Comet (10), News Editor (12); fun times with KC, | Pebo, RS, MD, KS, Mill, SPED, SCRUB, poetry with MJ and Squig, M Duck, B-ball at C.P., females ... chemical engineering, happiness. EVELYNCORABOSTON = Little Wise, Kissy Kissy, Pepper; JV _ (10) Varsity (11, 12) Volleyball, — Varsity (10, 11, 12) Basketball, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Outdoor Track; loving Darryl, sports, ee SS going to CCC, playing USVBA vol- leyball, marriage, getting out of — Catonsville, being with Darryl Wise. — ERIKAR. BOYER : j NHS, Library Aide (12), Office Aide (12), Catonian (12); clothing, sew- ing, music, art, reading, traveling .,. to attend the Fashion Institute of Technology and become a fash- ion coordinator. _ KAREN ELIZABETH BRACKEN Brack, K.B.; JV (10, 11) Varsity (12) Volleyball, JV (10, 11) Varsity _ (12) Softball; Ski Club, NHS, Var- sity Club; Orchestra; JGT, SOL, _MHA, CP hights, VB 1, skiing, SCL. OC. -bp-mth-md- Ww c-AC -1S-. 3th St. oe “pet Sy happiness. swimming - ‘pu r operator, Air Force, “travel- UMCP, engi- 7. CHRISTOPHER TODD BROWN Chris: JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Football, JV (10) Varsity Gi Lay Outdoor Track, Varsity (11, 12) Indoor Track; sports, girls... tech- nical school, college, travel. | GREGORY JAY BROWN Greg, Herb; JV (10) Football, Nee sity (11, 12) Tennis; Ski Club (12), Journalism (11, 12); tennis, golf, skiing, water skiing; 68 Satellite, | motorcycles, graphic design, Sandy, deep sea diving. airplanes, fast cars... college or the service, OC, California by bike, marriage, _ family, tennis, tennis ad yore Lenni I AURA NOEL BUCHNESS | th e Serpovees: ice skating . IS) SC Rep (12) Goal | Nicky, Bush Boogie, Comm. (12); Guidance Aide (12), jazz dance class (12). Wizard of Oz _, (10). dancing, the ocean, food, fly- Ine kites at Assateague, oe PENNY DEE BUSH Varsity (11, 12) Outdoor Track: Social Comm. (12); The Green Hornets 7, Orbs, picking up men w Micky, ramblin w Pike, soaking up the rays in OC, fuzzies. parties, troggy weekends, ice Skating, swimming ... wildlife and sports phot opraphy. working w children. OC W Micky, living life to the fullest and dangerously, finding someone special: running Chipmunk, “Poles, Club (UY, 12), TIEN GCL ee ye JOSEPH KAISER CANNER JoermOrchestrar (iLO, OV mk 2), Debate (10, 11, 12) NHS, French Club Treasurer (10, 11), SGA Exec- utive Board (10) Treasurer (12), Mts Aca- Wizard of Oz: Oklahoma, South Pacific Orch; math, music, studying the Bible . UMBC, career in computers sta- tistics, “rough it in Minn. w friends, relatives and family. 58 LISA ROSE CARKY Band (10, 11); parties, Friday and Saturday, owning a Camaro some- day, going to rock concerts, sum- mertime, havin’ a good time and getting rich... business, secretary stenographer. EDWARD CHANEY working on cars ... hope to race cars, MILLIONAIRE!!! MARIE DAWN CLARK Clark bar; JV (10) Basketball, Var- sity (10, 11) Track and Field, Var- sity (11) Indoor Track, JV Soccer mer. (11); Stage Crew (10, 11); ice skating, going to the ocean, bas- ketball, softball, parties, making lots of money ... college? inde- pendence, marriage. RICHARD M. CHAMBERS SHARON CHAPMAN NHS: Robert, having a good time with special friends, marriage and the ocean ... college, physical therapist. EUGENE CLARKE Gene; stamp and coin collections ... ind. mechanic. WENDY CHARLES JV (10) Cheerleading; rock-n-roll, | men, parties, tight jeans ... col- lege, marriage, electronic engi- neer. LENNY CLAY _HYONG S. CHOE | a Young; Varsity (11, 12) Soccer, Varsity (11, 12) Tennis; Korean. Club V. Pres. (11); karate, rock and | roll, reading ... college, doctor, money... DENISE COMBS Shorty; JV (11) Cheerleading; NHS, Journalism (11, 12); bowling, going to O.C. ... marriage, execu- tive secretary work, big family. a ae i | atonian (11); ski- in Florida, O.C., NCILL lazy days, 11, 12) Tennis: Ski 5 dshop, spending @ year in Colo- BRA ANNE CORRIERI ds, MARY M. CRAWFORD McD: nough rules! summertime, 1e, flash ‘em a Coppertone parch, as friends, PTLI apy serene . COOPER Force, own a big house inl fawail, 2. Mercedes, 1 Porsche. : : : _ SARAHLYNNCOSTELLO Debbie, Punkins; JV (10) Basket- all, JV (10, 11) Lacrosse; Tim Teddy’, my kitty-cat, good — the mountains and fresh _ JV (11) Volleyball, Varsity (11) _ Tennis; SGA Exec. Bd. (11, 12), co- chrmn. Social Comm, (12), Spirit Comm., French Club; Lance — “5 years’, friends, the group’. Memorial Day weekend, O. C., love. an _ col- i id laughter, happiness! areer, mercer AUDREY MARIE CURCI Comet photographer (12); sleep- ing late, Virginia Beach, Hershey Park ... nursing school, working, enjoying life, Curtis, marriage, chil- dren. washing Nova, — sunny faces, GET y le marriag KIRK ANTHONY COOPER _ Coop, Legs, Poo-Bear, Teddy Bear; JV (11) Outdoor Track, Varsity (12) Indoor Track mer.; Karen Morris, sports, college, singing, “sports cars . travel around the globe, to have a business of my own, marriage. BETSY BLAGDEN COULTER Bets; JV (10, 11) Volleyball, JV (10) Basketball, JV (10, 11) Lacrosse; Varsity Club; Dave, crazy 4sum, 9th st., horses, padoodies, O.C. weekend, W C, friends, smiles, PSY. CHED! aa kids. ay, SHARON DAVID ] 59 60 TERESA M. DAYHOFF Terry; outdoors, skating, commer- cial art... commercial artist, my own place. JANET LORRAINE NATASYA DEMUTH Drama I-IV, Anything Goes, Match- maker, Oklahoma, U Can't Take It With U, South Pacific; writing, clothes, DT’s, Georgetown, L T’s, White Flint, boating, skiing, dinner for two, mouton cadet, sunrises, sunsets, 450SL mercedes, travel, love, laughter, God, long walks . .. college, marriage, children, having amaid, money. SANDRA K. DECKER DIANA KATHERINE DICKERSON bowling, swimming, skiing, photog- raphy; Lee Whitlow, cats... nurs- ing, marriage, travel. GARY DAVIS girls, cars, partying .., auto mechanic, own a tast mopar. BRENDA MARIE DEIBEL Bren; NHS; art, waitress at “Bobs”, parties on the weekends college, parties, major-busi- ness administration, career, mar- riage. ROBERT DAVIS Bob; Stage Crew (10, 11, 12); elec- tronics. . _ Work towards MBA) LAURAMARIEDELUCA Bazook; JV (10) Basketball, JV (10, 11) Varsity (12) Field Hockey, Var- sity (10, 11, 12) Tennis; Ski Club, NHS. Speech Club; Comet (11, 12) Features ed.; MFH, beach parties, 9th st.. W C, senior excursions, jogging to the park, 7 Springs, eat- ing granola, ski the Austrian Alps, GET PSYCHED! ... to drink from the fountain of knowledge. 62 ROBERT J. DRECHSLER horseback riding, swimming ..- plumbing. SHERRI ENGLEHART Varsity (11, 12) Cross Country, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Track and Field, Varsity (11, 12) Indoor Track, Varsity (10) Cheerleading, 0.C., partying, being with friends, love and happiness, Florida, Run- ning, Bud ... college, nursing, Frank, marriage. BARBARA DULSKY Barb; partying, cats, shooting pool, horseback riding, driver, keeping in touch with friends, partying, go to California. PATRICIAL. ESPCY AMY KATHLEEN DUNN good friend, parties, spring, going, to the ocean... secretary. DEBORAH LYNN EDMONDSON Debbie; school, going out after- wards, etc.; going places with my best buddy, Lisa, Robert, talking to Donna at O'Donnell Pontiac, Honda, Volvo, GMC, money! ... college, interested in the medical field, marriage, and children. SHERRI LYNN EVANS horseback riding, swimming; being witr my boyfriend and my friends, taking care of animals .. . going to work, getting married and raising a family. PATRICIA JEAN DUNWORTH Trish, Tricia; Drama |, i, Commer- cial Arts, Fine Arts, Photography: — Tony, having fun, Annapolis, long © weekends, 175 Toyota late nights — _.. Photography, Business, driving - crazy, good memories, marriage. GREGORY S. ENGEL Eggy, Homer, Gerg; JV (10) Varsity (12) Baseball, JV (11) Varsity (12) Soccer; having fun, blondes, fris- bee, finding a gir! who won't lose interest, Green Machine, partying, — motorcycles... college. SUSAN PATRICIA EVANS Se Susan, Sue; Varsity (10) Track megr.; Catonian, Guidance Aide; — Oklahoma, South Pacific; Chris- tianity, ‘festivities’, “precious people’, SP2, Roy Roger Runs. “wearin the ‘ol gator on the left one’, being with SG, RB, MG, SS, CT, Thanx Mom and Dad! .. . Mes- siah College, marriage. happiness — forever, PTLA! Ise F ERRANTE y ity (10 11, 13) Tene Varsity Club (10); guys. sports, 0.C., parties, friends, good times — _. college, secretary. marriage. BRIAN FORGACS Ki oe working, payee Partying at the shack. ing, K.W., traveling, boxing Machine activities: Carpen- machinist Pee od working DENISE MARIE FRANZ out tolunch’ with Ang. playing at Wildwoo qd Ww th all the - 10) Varsity (11, 12) 10 youd atter 6, people places. ae secrets and sunshine travel, college. a big stone mouse. | | | Orchestra (10, 1 é ‘of Oz Orchestra: pence , accounting, friends... Col partying, cars, motorcycles, one ie a L BRUCE McKINLEY FISHER I! Chip, JV (11) Football, Varsity (12) Football, Ski Club; Stacey, good times, lots of fun, Green Machine _. college. JOHN FRENCH Frenchman. Frenchy, Mel: Varsity (11, 12) Football, Varsity (11, 12) i a co Varsity (11) Base- eM Oy Narsity lM Mey ii Track a Field; Ski Club (12), Var- sity Club (11, 12); sports, church, scouting. skiing, cruising, girls, Speed boats, PBR, Lynyrd Sky- 7 pyre, Frenchmobile .. college. JAY WILLIAM FLOYD NHS. APS co-chrmmn, (10, V1, 12), French Club Pres. (11, 12), Politics club co-chrmn. (10, 11, 12), Band C107 AT 2). Orchestra (11, EZ) Show orchestra (11, 12). MMSL, Model UN, county band orchestra, _DeMolay; music, playing the harp- sicord and organ, openess and truth ... Oglethorpe Univ. in pre- med. JILL ANNE FRITSCH JV(10,11) Varsity (12) Cheerlead- ing, JV (11) Softball: Varsity (10) TNCAOK, ii Mansity., CHU CLD mney, cheering. Young Lite: weekends, friends,’ rowdie nights, Stay cool, hang tight, later on ... college. make money, air line stewardess. marriage. 63 For the best of friends one more song Loud and ringing, high and low Join the singing, let it flow To the future from the past Be the best of friends to the last 64 EDITHA GABLER AFS, Politics Club, Speech Club, Ski Club, Young Life; sports, travel- ing, friends, music, languages, good food, ‘learn to be’’, enjoy life and have lots of fun... go to Aust- tia and finish school, Univ. (Laws and World Trade), come back to the US. : PAUL ANTHONY GEPPI JV (10) Football; R R, girls, par- ties, L.N., computers, nature ... college, going to California, get rich, lots of C. EILEEN HELEN GADOW Eg. Earl; JV (10, 11) Softball, JV (11) Field Hockey, Varsity Field Hockey Mer. (12); Ski Club, Varsity Club; sports, parties; skating, ski- ing, ocean, well yeah sure, Fi, Hookman, Direct Connection, Styx 1, MFH’s, LAA, The Dits! Crazy JB, bebohs, Friday nights ... ocean, college. MARK J. GONDECK BRENDALEE FULLER Mike, partying, hair, clothes ... Hg engineering, good times, ike. MARY MARGARET GARDENGHI M M, Marg; Varsity (10, 11, 12) Cheerleading, Varsity (10) Track; Ski Club, AFS, Spirit Comm. (10, 11, 12). Spanish Club (10); Wizard of Oz, South Pacific; cheering with Boopers, goofing off with Vas and _ Tim, AFS talent shows, The Three Musketeers ... college, marriage, travel, Turkey. CINDY GOODALE playing guitar, playing frisbee; love meeting new friends and going out with the girls on our Wed. nights . hopefully staying single and enjoying life as it goes on. Maybe have my own business one day. KATHERINE MARIEFUMEA Kathie, Kath, Fume; Varsity Cheer- leading (10), co-cpt. (11), cpt. (12), Boys Lacrosse mgr. (11, 12); Ski Club (10), Varsity Club (10, 11, 12), NHS Sec., Band (10, 11); Comet Staff (12), Young Life; mak- ing people happy, poetry, J.C. and his father ... college career, mar- riage. FELISACARLAGARRETT = = Spanish Club (10, 11, 12), SC Rep (10), SC Alt. (11), Library Aide (12), Office Aide (12); reading, dancing, exercise class; medicine, men (especially Hispanics), work- ing in Univ. of MD hospital ... to attend UMBC and major in pre- med, become a successful physi- cian, travel, marriage, children. | MICHAEL ERNEST GOZIK = Mike, Skip; Catonsville Singers (10, 11), Ski Club, Concert Choir (10, 12), Morning Ann. (11, 12); Wizard of Oz, A Mid Summer Night's Dream, Matchmaker, Oklahoma, U Can't Take It With U, South Pacific; theatre, weekends, PTL, gator on the left, SP , R R runs, Harbor- place, thanks mom and dad ... college, Ca., marriage, be rich. SANYA GREEN. Tany : (11) Field Hockey, A.F.S, 12); band, Young Life; swimming, ‘Skating, being with my “DONALD W. GREENE @ friends, men! laughing, reminisce riag college, become. a AFS buddies, ‘‘Baw-haws’’ Chawan College, travel, Ts) pus Pee fun, finding happiness. _ a AULA GRUSS MARGARET A. H HANSEN ig, Bean; JV (10) Volleyball; hee ter Goodson’s 5th pd. Geometry, nterspace relations at David's, eating lunch with Sallie S., candy ranes, seeing my best buddy after ea , my cat, Little Foxes — H. and R.M., “| hope | die before ay) Be a laughing with Kathy ree travel to N.Y. __KAAREN K. HAIGLEY erp, Grub; JV (11) V rsity a2) De heerleading: Young Life:O.C.,the _ ve -goiden arches, the green hornet, _ 7 aw-haw, AP. eee, ae STEVE C.GRESS JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Baseball, JM (11) Varsity (12) Football; cars, sports, friends... . Julie, college. DAVID LEE FRANCES HALL Thumper; Young Life; Oklahoma, | South Pacific; gymnastics, swim team, Young Life. 66 DAVID LAWRENCE HARDING JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Soccer, Varsity (12) Lacrosse; Varsity Club (11, 12); medicine, music, parties with Hanna ... college, occupa- tion, marriage and family, | wanna become filthy rich. . . RAMONAS. HARDY sports; getting an apartment, hard memories, partying. oH Fh § Hy On KAREN LOUISE HEMLER JV (11) Varsity (12) Field Hockey, JV (11) Basketball, JV (11) Varsity (10, 12) Lacrosse; NHS, Varsity Club, Ski Club; Catonian; BOFF! Cory, celebrate and smile, OC- MFH-W C-MD-9th st., JGT, PB for- ever, padoodies, talking with true friends, Elephant Power, Lac rolls, GET PSYCHED! ... college, be a “munchkin” forever. BRIAN HILES aes “Q.B. ; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Baseball, JV (10) Basket- bail, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Football; Journalism (11, 12); reminiscing with $.S., memories of S.S., O.C., rock and roll, Jimi Hendrix, parties, that special someone (she knows who she is) ... college athletics, quarterback the Pittsburgh Steel- ers. JOHN FREDERICK HOFFMAN Jack, Reds, Sparky, the Flame; JV (10, 11) Varsity (12) Soccer; being a Christian, mountain climbing, camping, being outdoors, Young Life, off-roadin'; ... college, mechanical or electronics engi- neer. ELIZABETH ADELE HICKS Liz; lovely summer days, Biskets, my best friend, Peg, make my mom happy and marry arich man, _ to have a happy life, never let any of my kids be preps. i PAUL LAWRENCE HOFFEN JV (11) Varsity (12) Wrestling, Var- sity (10, 11, 12) Football, Varsity (10) Track; Bombers; Sandy Point; Buds, Deutchland uber alas . . . col- lege football, Brew Meister. VASSIE T. HOLLAMON ; King of Diamonds; NHS, Debate (11, 12), Chess Club (12), Jazz Band (10, 11, 12), Spring Musical Orchestra (11, 12); the military, backpacking, music, Beth R., Sharon H., Kim M. ... Naval Acad- emy, to be an officer in the Navy or in the Marine Corps of the United States. _ CYPRIANNAE. HORMANSKI 0) Vars | Chipper; Varsity (10, 11) Lacrosse; y, Varsity (1 10, SGA V.P. (12), Fundraising Chrmn. sse; NHS, Varsity Giub, Ski (11, 12), NHS, Ski Club, Varsity ial Comm.; Catonian G1, Club, SocialComm,. (11, 12), Spirit OFF! OC-MFH-W C-AC-7S- _, Comm. (12), Service Comm. (12), Elephant Power, padoo- Beach Boys in D.C., sun at S.P., crazy 4sum, white moons, T.C.'s, 41 East- Rich, ‘Graftfitti’s, ols, smiles, ey faces, eee vos with freckles, lazy peo- ol — Lee - vet. oS own a farm —— le ive. | g Ly MICHAEL SEAN HOURIHAN LL JV (10 ick: _ Deke ‘6’; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Young ie, Ecology Club; cars. Football, Varsity (10, 11, 12) ida with J. B. The Boss, Lacrosse; Ski Club (10, 11, 12), ‘C., Varsity Club (12); survived Seven- _ Springs, Mamouth partying, engi es fun, skiing The Jellytish . college. making money. _ ED HOWARD : DEBORAH RUTH HUGHES CHRISTINE IGNATAVICIUS ROB ANDREW JACKSON Limb; JV (10) Varsity (11) Track; | Debbie, Salt; JV (10) Varsity (11, Chris, leggy: sunny days, good JV (10) Basketball; sports, girls... forts, parties, being with | my 12) Basketball, Varsity (10, 11, 12) times with triends, parties, O.C., bricklayer and shoe salesman, “girl and with: my friends, playing | Molleyball, Varsity (10, 11, 12) B.A., happy smiles, rainbows ... family. the guitar ... going to college, air Softball; Varsity Club (10, Li: 12); college, career, marriage. eetonire and rere ee piano, Olympic Volleyball Team, i Lo | brown m ms, take a moment, | bee-bopin, having a good time . Volleyball at CCC, becoming very rich and living in a penthouse. 68 MARK JOSEPH JACOB Jake; Hoods, PBR’s; cars, motor- cycles, parties, singing in rock band, Andrea! mechanic, paramedics. typewriter Ve ‘CHRISTOPHER BRIAN JENSEN | Chris; Varsity (10, 12) golf; girls, golfing, cars... P.G.A. Tour. WILLIAM RUSSELL JOHNSON Hoods, PBR: motorcycles, parties, beer, girls, nightclubs, O.C. .. . car and truck mechanics, Air Force. GAIL SUSAN JARRELL Varsity (10, 11, 12) Outdoor Track, Varsity (11, 12) Cross-Country, Varsity (11, 12) Indoor Track; Var- sity Club (12); Young Life, being with my friends, running with Donna. . . college, work, marriage. VICKIE ANN JETT Vicki: typing, buying clothes, medi- cal secretary, making it, teasing Dorothy Shifflett ... getting mar- ried, my career getting better. CHRISTINE JONES Chris; photography, art, frisbee, partying. friends, Phil ... college, Life magazine, Phil. - CHARLES ANTHONY JEWETT Chuck; Band (10, 11, 12), Orches- — tra (0, 11, 12), Elections Comm. Chrmn. (11, 12), Social Comm. (11, 12), Ski Club (12); tennis, ski- - ing; money, travel, friends ... computer engineering, college, become a millionaire, own an island. : JULIE JONES — Flirty Gertie; © FBLA, NHS; Oklahoma, South Pacific; movies, rock-n-roll, GUYS! ... attend col- lege, get rich quick, TRACY MONTINE JOHN JV (10, 11) Football, JV _ ball: sports, auto mechani the Air Force and out of it. : INS make “SHEILAJONES Crazy Girl: JV (10, 11) Varsity (12) Softball; FBLA (12); art, softball, swimming, tennis, ics, boys, music . retary, art major. Home Econom- .. business sec- arsity (11, 12) ra ao 11), NHS, Varsity Club; 7 Catonian; d WEC- ou ollege. Cheerleading: | (cele ant power AC — paiote 432 51 1S-_ YNN {= == = =—sCSGEANTHONY KERNAN” JV G1) Varsity ( 19) F Field Sports, a women ... col- l _ BRIAN JOSEPH JOZWIAK Jans, Horse, King of Spades: Var- as 11, 12) Football, Varsity Track and Field; Varsity Club (10, 11, 12), Jazz Band (10, 11); band, music; racquetball, camping, weight lifting, surf fishing, women . college, West Virginia, pro foot- ball, med. tech., on get rich, get married. KIMBERLY A. KESSLER _ KAREN LYNNE KELLY Plothins) CK, UP) DEBIT, wheels, Sylvester and Tweetie, Parties at M.H s ., college |. accounting. i x : ‘ | JOSEPH PATRICK KIBBY Varsity (107 11,7 12) Wrestling: hoods, PBR: Wildwood, 0O.C., Pabst, The Doors... “WV (10) Outdoor Track, beach . _ world with my own airplane. - 10). ens. ay, 12) _ Varsity | Va Tennis, Korean Club ) | wrestling, A ie good job with good money, like to fly all over ike _ archeology, photography . JOHN KING Flex, Juan; Varsity (10) Football, Narsity 13) Soccer: Varsity Club (10), Se Rep, (11, 12), boxing, basketball, football, swimming, soccer, baseball; cars, animals, law enforcement, join- ing the police force, buying a _ house in the country, playing for _ the Minnesota Vikings. _ MARIA MICHELLE KING Merd: Exec. Bd. (10), SGA Corre- sponding Sec. (11), SGA Recording Sec) (12), Band (10, 11) Pres. (12), NHS; Haagen Daaz, sharks, traveling, home IMIOMIES ile op Naval Academy or college, world travel. i DONNA MARIE KIRSTUKAS JV (10) Volleyball, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Track and Field, Varsity (11, 12) Cross-Country, Varsity (11, 12) Indoor Track; Varsity Club, - Social Comm. (12), NHS, K-card: Catonian; Young Life, Saranac, good times with friends, OC, smil- ing, running with Gail, GET PSYCHED! .. . Colorado, computer _ science at Catholic U. 69 KIMBERLI J. KNOTT SUSAN ANNE LANTZ Sue, Stage Crew Sue, Suey; JV (10) Cross-Country, Varsity (11) Track; Drama J-ll, Stage Crew, NHS; Matchmaker, Tech.. Dir. of Oklahoma! You Can't Take It With You, South Pacific; 7th pd. Drama theatre, art, spending time wi friends, joking around, cast par- ties, water skiing, smiling w L.K. . college, something, marriage, Staying happy. DIANE KOTHE SGA (12), Speech and Debate (11), Choir (12); Oklahoma, Match Maker, You Can't Take It With You, South Pacific; swimming, skiing, traveling, love, Chris 1, O.C. ... marriage. children, become a suc- cessful doctor. TERESA SHARON LARKINS Terry, Strawberry, Taffy; Spanish 3, AFS7(11, 12), Midsummer Night’s Dream, Oklahoma! music, bowling, tennis, and just going out con- tinue on to college and be a medi- Club (0) fied NHS, Band (10); and having a good time ... cal technologist. ROBERT G. KLOBY | Kloby; JV (11) Wrestling, Varsity (11) Baseball, BOD club; sports. D.L., parties, avoiding accidents, good times, slam dunkin’, SHACK! 0.C.... Arundel, electronics engi- neer, big house, marriage. KATHLEEN ANNA KREBS Kathy; Library Aide (11); swim- ming, skating, boating; being with friends, cruisin’ around in Judy's wheels, music, Skynyrd, enjoying lite ... college, career as medical secretary, Marriage, most suc- cessful future and happiness always. “sec., NHS Pres., AFS, MMSL (10, HR. Rep. (12), Wizard of Oz, Mi ELISABETH CELESTE KNOLL Lisa; JV (11) Varsity (12) Volleyball — mer., Varsity (10) Track, Varsity (11) Indoor Track mer.; Jr. class V2). Social, Comm Miia he summer Night's) Drea Oklahoma, South Pacific; music, smiling w Sue L., Haagen Daaz wi Maria ... AFS travel, college, for- eign service. STEVEKURING = Dorothy, hunting, the outdoors. . Colorado, a family, children. __ WILLIAM EMERSON LAVECK Bill, Wilbur; JV (10) Cross-Country, JV (11) Varsity oe Baseball: Wan Elass y _ SGA Treas. Exec. Bd : Club, Ser- (12 Dy Serial Comm.; oc allt mn nice women, Darts, __ Austin Healy's, the D's bebohs . _ college, plenty of money, mar- rage, engineering, Healy collect. ing. GERALD A. LEE LISA LEHNOFF JV (10) Softball mgr.; Bookroom Aide; good friends, 0.C., skiing . veterinary me dicine at College Park, ate children. _ riage, farm in New Jersey. wood . MOLLY M.LEGATH | Mause, Mol; Varsity (11) Track: Matchmaker, — Oklahoma, You Cant Take It With You, South ___ Pacific; Spanish Club, Varsity Club, Morning Announcements. 5th for- ever, glitter shoelaces, plastic foses, being me! ... college, mar- CHERISE LEUBA Cherie, working, partying, Stan for- ever! swimming, Ocean City, Wild- . college, become a secre- tary or computer programmer. (rz JEAN MARIE LINDER MARY NELSON MAHER Toot, Tootie; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Field Hockey, JV (10, 11) Lacrosse, NHS, Varsity Club; Sail- ing, racquetball, working at the “Pit' having a good time w good friends — LM, KM, JM, DC and TS, gym 10 w SS and KA, lunch 11, para-med and studies w LR, TA, JM, and JP and everyone else ... college, marriage; kids. KATHERINE J. LORD Kathy, Katrine; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Volleyball; NHS, Varsity Club, Catonian; Mid-Summer ‘Night's Dream, House Mgr.: Okhm., You Can't Take It With You, Youth Grp.; FOOD, Frog legs, Beach Boys, RRw M, OC sun, bebopping, College Park, career, marriage, babies, in that order. KATHLEEN BRIDGET MOLLOY Kathie, Mouth; JV (11). Field Hockey, JV (10) Basketball; SC (10, 11, 12), Ski Club (12); skiing, sailing. OC, friends, work, spend money and work: having great times with friends: Toot, LW, JM, LM, DE, and DD. OC w Jackie, LW’s crazy driveway driving after WW at two, RB w MNM and JM, never forgetting JMO ... college, career, marry money, maids, big house and two children. KEITH LOWE Chess Pres. (10, 11, 12), Cham- pion (11), raising carnivorous fish for mass friend feedings ... toilet repair man. ANTHONY WILLIAM MACZIS Tricia, Camaros, building engines, building electronic gadgets, party- ing, Budweiser ... electronics col- lege, perpetual motion machine, land, home, custom machines. PATRICK M. MOLLOY Stretch: Young Life; sailing, swim- ming. watching the bube tube ... travel and then trade school. LAURIE MACGILL oe Lo: Varsity (10,11) Tennis; Varisty Club; Jack Schore’s Tennis Sche green M M’S, candy apple re going to Phillips and fruitcal with JR, spring groving submarine races... Sout! Jeff, tennis, Jeff, Marriage, J JOANNE SUSAN LEA MANGER : Sue: JV (10, 11) Volleyball, JV (10. 11), Varsity (12) Basketball, JV (10), Varsity (11,12) Lacrosse. a MARQUES _ IG Varsity. 8 2) Outdoor Be Crew (11, 12); Mate Jahoma, 5 aking, canoeing, aving 1928 Rolls Royce or 3 Triumph convertible, OC, the ock and Roll, rafting, live life fullest, Boe . pursing - JOHFONDA LINN MAUBOULES oefonda, Muggs; JV (10) Basket- ball Mgr., JV (11) Soccer Mgr., Var- sity (12) Cross Country, Varsit (11, 12) Indoor Track, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Qutdoor Track: Varsity Club, a oe 7 Varsity (12) Football: Va ollege, stay handsome Ly ye rich. _ LESLYE NOEL MCCULLY Noel, Nole, Nail; Young Life (12); _ South Pacific, Varsity Club (12); _rollerskating, Micky-D’s, MEW, J B, V. guys B-ball, golden arches, cousin Deb, baw-haw, tee hee, Col- orado, a m’s, iganant, spedly, a laver ae hid NE AA 0 E HELEN AGNES MCCULLY as Singers (10), Choir 1 2), Social Committee ‘OC, good friends — BOG) BAC), ‘Brown... W. Jege, nursing. DAVID MARTZ. lege ANNE MCGARRELL JV (10) Cheerleading, JV (11) Field Hockey, JV (11, 12) Lacrosse; Ski Club, Varsity Club, Spirit Comm., Social Comm., Speech Club; Y.L., tennis, skiing, biking; Christianity, Saranac, Y.L., Zeka’s, the big move to C.’s, lac rolls, Fire! Drop Fries, OC w J.C., the Moo, me, CC and SIS, summer nights, SW and Charlie Va, co Col- Dave; MMII, rock k and roll. = cok LESLIE MATHIS JV (10) Basketball, JV (10) Lacrosse; SC Rep, Varsity Club, Yearbook, Kay Card Comm., Ski Club; cute little kids, friends. fun, ARPY, conversations at lunch, Oh Do You? graduation day, home room w VM and DM, laughing w _RU, mass baragement from JM . college, being happy, good times to come. RAYMOND KELLY MCLAUGHLIN Kel; JV (10) Football, JV (11) Var- sity (12) Wrestling; Concert Band (10, 11, 12), Orchestra (12); Crui- sin’ through the Hills, ‘‘getting blitzed’; weightlifting, football, staying in shape, OC ... college, buy a Trans-Am. 73 Raise your voices, lift your hands Be the best of friends while you can The best of friends, the best of friends JACQUELYN ANN MCNULTY 74 JACQUELINE ANN MEEKINS Jackie; sailing, driving TRG with F . going out and having a good time: watching F. play ball, going shop- ping and spending all kinds of money; ... going to College some- where in U.S., making money. and living down Ocean City with family. - . xX ) = Vad. MARK CARL MILLEKER Mark; JV (10), Varsity (12) Foot- ball, JV (11) Soccer, Varsity (10. 11, 12) Lacrosse: Varsity Club, Ski Club (10, 11, Pres. 12); woodwork- ing with Arnie, keeping my Volk- Swagon running, Monmouth in the summer with the dekes; being an active member of Animal House, traveling through Europe, Spirit's and Jerry's ... Cat. State, work and a tamily, Club Lacrosse. Be the best of friends while you can RICHARD F. MERRILL, JR. Fred: watching Wild Kingdom, Pres. of Fred Merrill Club — 1963; taking somewhat unusual pictures and drawing somewhat unusual pictures. photography, anything with the underwater. listening to weird and eerie music, nature and wildlife ... starting off at CCC. learning to be a photographer, learning to scuba dive. CAROLYN JESSIE MILLER JV (10) Basketball, JV (10, 11), Varsity (12) Lacrosse, Varsity (10. 11. 12) Field Hockey; NHS, Sr. Class Treas., Ski Club, Varsity Club; Catonian; fun times with excellent friends! — MFH-OC-PS- S W-W C-AC-Elephant | Power-7 Sp-patriotic 432-9th St., Blue Ladies — Lac rolls — Get PSYCHED! ... Engineering at Va. Tech. Jackie. JV (10, 11) Volleyball, JV (10,11) Varsity (12) Lacrosse: Ski Club, Varsity Club, Social Comm. SGA, NHS, Catonian; Reminiscing w J.P. in A P. Twigs’), Parkinglot girls, Oh Do You? sunny days, smil- ing faces, summers at the beach and winters at the mountains |. . Frostburg St.. travel... being with someone special. : LISA ANNE MEYER JV (10) Field Hockey, Varsity (11, 12) Volleyball, Varsity (10, 11. 12) Basketball, Varsity (10. 11, 12) Softball: NHS, Varsity Club (10. 11. VP 12). Catonian (11, 12), 0G, pizza and FF, VBis 1, sports. 2-28. being a slob, T-shirts, radio, friends. talking and listening ... CCC, PE and coaching. finding someone who will accept me as | am. FRANCIS MILLER Fran; fishing, enjoying outdoors. _making money, weekends, 1959 Ford, vacationing. summer _.. attend electronic technical school, become electronic technician, get hitched. RUTH A. MCPHAUL DEBRA A. MEYERS” JEFFREY MARTINMILLER Jeff, JV (10) Basketball, Var (10, 11, 12) Golf; Varsity Club (10. 11, 12); sports, LM's happiness college, success. = _ Oz: special friends, Conversations — : Ww “MICHELLE LYNN MOORE — NHS, Speech, Catonian; Wizard of LORI JANNELL MOYER ky; Oh raze in. VA , band DO (pres. Rob; JV (10) Baske Varsity. (1, 12). ‘Outd oor Track, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Soccer; eae Chup ory, 12): oe) ‘music . college, Soccer. TINAMARIEMOORE Tee, Tiny Winy; JV (10) Cheer leader; SC (11, 12), BSU (11, 12), 12); modern dance, rollerskating, softball, tennis, danc- ing ... being an operating room technician, getting Married and “0s down later. a JAMES REYNOLDS MUELLER Jimbo, Jim, Big Man, Serge; Poli- _ tics Club (11), SGA Exec. Board (11); Lighthouse Inc.; psychology, is, hi BGG i nel ie people kids RIAN MITCHELL Hernardo:; Angus rolls, ath period, y Nod parties, good _ ) Bud |) osaies TONY MORGAN III = Bro; Wrestling (10, 11): Student Council; Ed and | are going to O.C. to meet girls; cars, aS ae money . . Carpenter. : JAMES S. MITCHELL ij din Speech (12), Drama a Catonsville Singers; The Wizard of Oz, Spectacular 179, The Match- maker, Oklahoma! South Pacific; music, musicals, drama, SGA — politics, OC, good friends, black bart, Billy Bob, especially 1.D.... college, marriage, music or acting career. LOUIS JOHN MORSBERGER Lou; SGA pres., Jr. class pres., Soph. class treas.; Debate (10, 11, 12), NHS, Band (10, 11); N-P., friends, deep ae surviving law. a4 BL PRODUC TO 76 ROBERT EDWARD MUHL Skin; JV (10) Football; Ski Club (10, 11, 12); Sharon — Thurmont — Trucks — Skiing, Shack Attach . college bound, move to my farm in Thurmont, Md, MARI LYNN MULHALL Mer, partying with friends i Frank, travel, settling down, .com- puters. LOR! ANN MULLIS : Mole; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Field Hockey, JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Lacrosse; Exec. Bd. (11, 12), NHS Treas., Varsity Club, Ski Club, Catonian; Christianity, my honey from McD, youthgrp, gators, ice- ‘cream, elephant power — A C, ribbons and ribbons, T or T w K and K, beboppin’, Beach Boys, scottish clans ... to marry an Aus- tralian Duke. re |. TIMOTHY LAURENCE NESEMEIER Tim; JV (10) Varsity (11) Soccer, _ JV (10) Track; NHS, Chess Club (12); aviation, oy bicycling, weight lifting ... Air Fo emy, Air Force Pilot. rce Acad- SUSAN WHITNEY ORGELL Su, Suba; Speech sec. (12), AFS (12), SGA, Social Comm. (12); Mid- summer Night's Dream, Oklahoma! You Can't Take It With You, South Pacific; international thumb. twiddling, chocolate ice cream, males, Swedish fire drills, stimulating melanin, etc. ... sleep late tomorrow morning. pe Todd, OC-BP-MFH-W C-AC- LYNNE KAREN MURRAY Siege Varsity (10, 11, 12) Volleyball, Var- sity (10, 11, 12) Basketball, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Softball; Ski Club (10, 11, 12), NHS, Varsity Club (10, 1. Pres. (12); Journalism, photogra- S-9th St. — V.B. is 1! — GET PSYCHED! ... college journalism. ELLEN MARIE OLSON _ : Elien; Politics Club (10, 11) Pre: (12), Constitutional Review chrmn (12), French Club sec. (10, 11,1 Model legislature, Youth in Gove ment; being a Christian, mak others happy ... Houghto lege. Se — aS SNe WESLY PADGETT pre-college. ‘JULIA PALOZZi CHANG H. PARK engineer. KEVIN PHILLIPS) KIMBERELY DAWN PHILLIPS EE ee Kim; photography, friends, people in general... further education in photography. a: ; work on fast 78 ANNETTE PLATE Nettie; Varsity (10) Track; Ski Club; Oklahoma! hiking and explor- ing nature, goofing off with Chris, swimming and diving, Jack CCC, studying law enforcement. TED POEHLER Ted; Varsity (10) mgr. (11, 12) Tennis, Debate (10, 11, 12); play- ing tennis, bicycling ... college. architecture. MAYBIAN H. PRUET JANET F RAZIER PLATE JP; Varsity (10) Track and Field; Ski Club V2), swimming, reading, eating steaks, “the parking Jot girls’, conversations at lunch, rap- ping with Nut in A P... “If you. choose not to decide then you still have made a choice.’ college, traveling around the wo rld. RANDY J. POLK JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Baseball, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Football; Band, Jazz Band, computers, sports (football, baseball), weight training . computer technology, football or baseball coach. DARRYL AVERY RADCLIFF Toby: JV (11) Varsity (12) Cross- Country. Varsity (11, 12) Indoor Track, Varsity (11, 12) Track and Field: SGA Rep. (11, 12); writing poetry. motorcycles, traveling, air- planes, meeting people. hiking and running... college. career in aero- Nautics KELLY POWERS Kel: Debate (12) Comet (10, 12), Politics Club (12), Ellipsis (12), AFS (10, 11, 12) Oklahoma, You Can't Take It With You, South Pacitic; hangliding. Travel, bicycling, N.¥., rollerskating in snow, insulting peo- ple. costumes, reading Fitzgerald, “Well, you're the fattest fatter of the fattest!” .. fame. fortune and all that, pol. science at Cornell. BYRON ROBERT RANDALL Smooth; Varsity (10, 11. 12). Bas: ketball Varsity (10. 11) Football: Varsity, Club (10, 11. 12). sports. money, ladies .. travel, money. succeed, raise a family. Dawn Clay. NEYSA CASSANDRA PRASSINA _ P, JV (10) Softball, Spanish Club (0, 11, 12), Varsity Club, H.R. Rep. (11, 12), Orchestra (10) Sec. (11) Pres. (12), SGA Rep. (11); pia no, bellydancing, tennis, swim- ming; Louis, 7th pd. Spanish V — “the Shark’, friends, parties, Chi- nese fire drills ... University of Maryland College Park, travel, marriage, children, _ : MELANIE RAWLINGS swimming, partying, AC DC. Zep- pelin... Michael, marnage. medi- cal secretarial career. __WALTERA. REED EDWARD A. REGER © : Rabbit; JV (11) Football, 2 arsity (11) Wrestling; stock cars, street rods, gitls, partying, country music, rock-n-roll... plumbing _ SANDRAD DAWN RAYNE _ Sandy; a relationship with. jee Christ, my family, Larry, sewing, volleyball, doing with my youth group at church ... secre tary, marriage, family. MELISSA JANE RENEHAN Maui, Mel: JV (10, 11) Basketball. Varsity (10, 11, 12) Volleyball. Var- sity (10, 11. 12) Lactosse, Ski Club. Varsity Club. K-card (12). NHS: Catonian (11, 12) W C 7S Patriotic 432'5-OC 9th st. — VB. 1s 1! — Lac rolls! — Blue Ladies _— RRw K-GET PSYCHED! forever onaMFH— make new pends and | never. forget the old ones _ _ col Meee, JOHN E READMOND DEBBIE DENISE REYNOLDS Deb: BSU (11). horseback-riding. swimming. playing tennis, basket- ball, B.S-ing with crazy friends, having fun with the special one in my life. . to become the best at whatever | accomplish in life. i, LEAH SPRING RICE. riage and rece little: ones. | 1) Volleyball JV G1) Softball, ee with all the lit GREGG RITCHIE ‘Varsity (11, 12) Lacrosse, LeMans | 350, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, ENO Mo i ho MARK J, RIVAS Gringo; lead guitar in local band. Cars, sports, rock and everything else’), Stay alive and make | money. JOANNE ROBERTS Jo, JV (10, 11) Field Hockey, JV (UOVi Lacrosse: Sky Glob iO, 01, 12), Varsity Club (10, 11), Band (10), Social Comm Kv25, Oklahoma. South Pacitic, horses. animals, little yellow convertibles, sports. swimming. O.C.. Colorado! dancing across the mountains on the moon! . happiness. travel, West Va. Univ. 79 KEVIN D. ROBINSON RENEE ROCKSTROH David, marriage, close family, TERESA A. ROHRBACK CHARLES J. RONNENBURG olling Stones, graveyards... KAREN MARGARET RUARK GREGORY BRYAN RUDY Karen; Ellipsis (12), NHS: Kurt, Greg, Rudy; JV (11) Basketball, friends, York Steak House, parties, Varsity (11, 12) Baseball; Ski Club rock concerts, laughing, summer, (12); sports, sailing catamarans, the ocean, ‘Reggie’... college, to skiing, photography; '72 Chevelles, survive. blondes, partying, Friday nights, vacations, Ocean City ... ‘‘go for it’, college, get rich quick it’s been nice. é Chuck; partying, cars, photogra- friends, fun and travel. abe rock and roll, Led Zeppelin, ELIZABETH WARNER ROBY Beth, Bitsy; Varsity (10, 11) Flash (12) Cheerleading, Varsity (10) Outdoor Track; NHS Vice-Pres., SGA Exec. Bd. (11), Sr. class Sec., Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Choir (12); Oklahoma, South Pacific, You Can't Take It With You; being happy . .. Gettysburg. ELIZABETHLEE ROSSMAN Beth; JV (10) Field Hockey, JV (10) Basketball, JV (10) Varsity (11) Lacrosse; NHS, Catonian, Varsity Club; Oh, do you? Where's Mic- helle? ‘parking lot girls’, Hardy, soccer, A.S., rainbows and hearts, “Thank You”’... 0.C., UMBC, hap- Pinessforever, a ___ apeacetul life. KATIE MCLEAN SANDBOWER 7 _ Sandbox: JV (10) Basketball, Var- sity (10, 11,12) Field Hockey, Var- sity (10, 11, 12) Tennis; Ski Club (10, 11) V. Pres. (12), Sr. Class V. Pres., Exec. Bd. (11), Speech and Debate Pres.: 4 white moons, ski- _ ing powder, sunfish, hey hey Paula, camp, ballet, W C, AC, elephant power, J.1.. 7S, OC, MFH ... to open a French bread and caviar _food chain. aa. DAVIDALANSASSER. frisbee, partying, hunting, loud music, guitar, photography, rock and roll, electronics . ravel, live DAVID SCANNELL Renee, friends ... marriage, fam- ily. = VIRGINIA ANN SCHATZ Ginny; rollerskating, ice skating, softball, sewing ... becoming @ seamstress. getting married, hav- ) ing kids. CATHERINE ELIZABETH SCHAIBLE Cathy; Social Comm. (12), Spirit Comm. (12): guys, partying. music _., college, marriage, traveling. ANDREW R. SCHLAICH Varsity (11) Lacrosse: Ridgeway Club; ‘‘the shark”, leaving Catons- ville forever’... college, go where girls act like girls LOUIS A. SCHMIDT Lou; JV (10) Soccer, JV (10, 11) Varsity (12) Baseball; cars, sports, music... college? SALLIE G. SCOTT NHS; the ocean, sunshine, laugh- ing with Toni and Kathy, ‘'bean’’, DA GWWI ... Roanoke, marriage, wealth. MICHELLE SCHUETROM Micky; Ocean City ... work, travel if possible. college, MARK RANDALL SEIBERT Randy; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Soccer; C.E.A. Pres. (12); football, hunting, partying, frisbee ... to travel and to make money. MARK WESSLEY SCHURMANN Mark; Exec. Bd.- (10), NHS; Oklahoma, Catonsville Singers, Spectacular ‘79, Speech Team, Band; Blind Ambition ... college, business administration, money. DINA MICHELLE SCOTT. Gert; men, sewing, knitting, rac- quetball, shorthand ... to own a bou, to be a fashion ‘designer and tailorist, eventually own a_ busi- ness. MICHELLE SELLERS Journalism Distribution (12); bowl- ing, 0.C.; Scott, traveling, dancing, having fun ... airline attendant, marriage. RICHARD JAMES SCHWAAB i Chard; The Sunset Gang, the slide; racquetball, work, hockey; forever 5th, Millertime, the great outdoors — ... “to stay a little full goose bozo’', to be with my friends and | to keep them laughing, college. _ JENNIFER REAMS SCOTT ‘Jenny; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Field Hockey, Varsity (10, 11, 12) | Lacrosse; NHS, Ski Club, Varsity Club, Catonian, K-card Comm., Competitive -communications, — Class Rep.; as traveling, spe- cial times j ole ee : Dream. : = LORI JEAN SENGEBUSCH Tweety; Band (10, 11); picnics sf JRJ, bowling Sunday es pinball, JD, parties, friends, Joe... secre- tary, Florida with Joe. : _RICKYE. SEWELL |. oe _ - W. RANDALL SHANGRAW _ _ Super Fly; JV (10) Varsity a. 1D _ Clare; Varsity (10) Outdoor Feack | Randy, Randall; JV (10) Cross- Basketball, Varsity (10, 11 12) Office Aide (12); Bobby, the ocean Country; Exec. Bd. (10), Jr. Class Football; sports, partying and the mountains, happiness and V.-Pres., Sr. Class Pres., NHS; _ travel, Army, meeting new people, success ... college, activity coor- Debate (10, 11, 12), Band (10, be successful, to get married to — dinator for elderly, marriage. 11), Orchestra (10, 11); hiking, Donna, have children. : watching and Pleying basketball, : oe procrastinating ae W M, $100,000 a year. PS Moss oh we... See a a : Nee DOROTHY DENISE SHIFFLETT z _ Dee... Steve, Colorado, marriage, ole children, being happy forever, yd, reat times, family and friends. a eee ee 7 : son Ale, Rolling Stones, Pin Black Sabbat L _ coll DAVID SMITH SHARON KATHLEEN SMITH _ Smitty, JV (10) Football, Varsity Sharoone; Guidance Aide (12), | 0) Caine ee secre Chris, dancing, friends, OC, travel- _ work. Na cae ve parties, Sp2, Roy Roger runs ae ences: marriage, ona 83 84 To the future from the past to the last Be the best of friends SHARON RENEE SMITH Dipples; JV (12) Volleyball megr., Varsity (10, 11, 12) Outdoor Track, Varsity (11, 12) indoor Track; BSU (12); partying with friends; com- puters ... be successful, settling down. ROBIN RENEE SPRANK | Ro, Rob; snk horseback ridin ice skating . Ha 1 friends, work. ei THOMAS J. SPRANKLE Tom; Drama (10, 11, 12), Stage Crew; guitar, audio-visual, theater, tennis, sailing, fishing, skating, bas- ketball, St. Mark CYO, volleyball . Harvard on the hill, marriage, work. RENEE ELIZABETH STILES Exec. Bd. (11, 12), Social Comm. (11, 12); gymnastics, tunafish, diets, procrastinating, camping out at CCC library before term papers . graduate, college, business, marriage, travel, success, etc. THOMAS JOSEPH STEFEENS Tom; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Foot- ball, JV (11) Varsity (12) Wrestling, Varsity (12) Tennis; Young Life; South Pacific; swimming, football, wrestling, Camping, outdoors, fish-— ing... college. ai MATTHEW 7. ST. JEAN Maphew; JV (10) Outdoor Track, JV (11) Varsity (12) Soccer, Var- sity (11) Indoor Track; SGA Rep. (11); “Youth In Government Day’, Balto. Co. Fire Batallion Chief (11), Balto. Co. Deputy of the Fire Dept. (12); Maria, my favorite person, Sept. 5, 1980, trips to OC, Aug. 19, 1980 ... attend UMBC, nursing career, live on a farm. TAMMARA STEINBERG Tammy; JV (10) Lacrosse; SC rep. (10); sailing, waterskiing, Mer- cedes convertibles, OC, mé m’s, strawberry daiquiris, ‘Twigs’, going to church with Jackie ... medicine, money, marriage, find someone extra special. : CHANDRA BENITA STOKES Nita; JV (10, 11) Softball; D.O. Club recording sec. (12); singing, danc- ing; men, money, expensive cars, softball, basketball, computers... attend Towson State to receive B.S., Johns Hopkins for Ph.D. in computer Science, marriage, fam- ily. BARBARA MARIE STERNER 12) Field Hockey, Varsity 12) girls’ Basketball mer., Va (10,11, 12) Softball; NHS. Varsi ever ‘5th, “take a moment’ friends, ski, gymnastics, Th afternoons, radio . It riage, Career, . CHRISSTRALEY Stral; partying, — listening o. Nugent... CCC. Best of Friends (David Buskin) (Poso Music April Blackwood-ASCAP) STEVEN ROBERT STRICKER. ELIZABETH ANN STRUDER GARY M. STRUDER Bush; boating, skiing ... carpen- Beth; Michael, rollerskating, soft. | PYE Club (11); Chevys, Vettes, civil try. : ball, baseball, paramedics, O.C.. engineering and architecture .. : working ... becoming a par- college, work, marriage, own a pri- amedic, marriage. vate auto mechanic shop, become an architect. VIRGINIA MARIE SULLIV N oo Ginny, Sullivan; Cross-Country : mer. (11); baseball, swimming, lis- _ tening to Baffy during homeroom - to be with Danny, get a good job and to have anice home. CAROLLIABLER BARRY W. TAYLOR id, cee : ee Blue Ladies, ee _ NANCY LEE THAYER _ _ Nance; laugh, listening. to B0sSIp, vere ne always } to ee k, be wi JANET RAE TAYLOR JV (11) Cheerleading, JV (10) Track; Guidance Aide (11, 12), Library Aide (11, 12): skiing, ten- nis, racquetball, swimming, camp- ing, sailing, being crazy! ... col- lege, nursing, someone special and family. SAREE NOSIS REASONED JOHN A. THOMAS Cowboy; JV (10) Soccer; moto- cross racing, JD, Bud, drag racing; girls, four wheel drives... race pro MX. BRENDA THOMPSON ROMY T. TOLEDO KAREN E. TUCKER Bruce, friends, writing, money, driving my car... _ rage. | making mar- JOHN EC THURSTON | 01) tai BONNIE L. TOWLES ne Darrell, friends, money, hard memories, Ocean City ... mar- riage, work. Ee ed ROSAMARIAUGARTE Rochi; art, O.C., sun, Peru, par’ with friends ... art school, trav: probably settlingdown, = __ARTT. VANMETER. VICTORIA LEE VANDERA _ horseback riding, working, watch- _ ing my boyfriend at stock races; partying, Ocean City, “Frankie, gears... . nursing school, ae _. Arizona. R. JOSEPH WALKER — Joe; JV (10) Soccer, JV (10) Bae ball, Varsity (11, 12) Cross-Coun- try, Varsity (11, 12) Indoor Track, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Outdoor Track; PYE Club (11): Young Life, Chevy Vans, .F.... Architecture. _ “THERESAM. WATSON PEGGY M. WEIGMAN LOUIS J. WEINKAM | Luige; JV (10) Var. aL 12) Soc- cer, JV (11) Basketball, Var. (12) Indoor Track, Var. (10) Outdoor Track, Var. (11,12). Tennis; Gomer sports Edo (bl) 12), Debate (10), MMSL (11): going out, sports, girls, soccer, having hun, doing whatever | want, col- lecting cards... Frostburg, profes- sional soccer, getting a job | enjoy with lots of money. 88 JAMES PHILLIP WEINREICH, JR Jim; cars, girls, River Rd., Ocean City, parties... machinist. EDWIN WENCK LAUREL L. WILLIAMS Laurie; being happy, rock-n-roll; parties, taxicabs, OC... Califorma, UMBC, be rich and get a good job, travel, find Mr. Right. LINDA WEISEL BRYANT WHITE ANGELA WILSON Angie; out to lunch with Denise; guys, travel, party. ROBERT C. WHITE Motorcycling, electrician, interna- tional trade, executive of the busi- ness world, Ocean City ... ride cross country on motorcycle, buy property and build our house on it, Audrey. MICHELE ELIZABETH WINKEL Mew, Mewburt; JV (10) Varsity (11) Baseball Mgr., JV (11) Cheer- leading: PYE (11), Spirit Comm. (12); rollerskating, Young Life, par- tying, dances, bebopin’ w Juburt: guys, art, sporting out, Boom Town Rats, schmiin, Baw Haws, rink hopin’, Oh My Stars... Colo- rado, Md. Institute, commercial artist, marriage. SANDRAL.WILKENS MELANIE WOOD SS Muffy; Art Club Pres. (12), Show | case and display asst. to Art Dept. — NHS, Competitive Speech (11): _ Wizard of Oz and Oklahoma stage — mer., cow. tilting team; ‘Takin’ Care of Business’, men, nursing, — TM, MG, BH, TL, to learn as much — as possible ... St. Josephs School — of Nursing, travel, “I believe in— you.” : : a ___ LAURIE ANN ZEITLER _ The water battles in Ed’s class with Sam and Peggy, keeping in touch with friends ... work, marrying _ JJ, children. TRACY ZUKOWSKI Tigger; JV (10) Softball, JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Boys’ Basketball _ megr., JV (11) Varsity (12) Baseball mer.; NHS; science, sports... col- lege, medicine, marriage. Ah Maes irre se SON eam ie ROA easiest LALOR eemmenig GPOLPLAY PE % reve Tegel Ne “ ree eee otk Hing Las, DAS WE a Ly RISE ¥. Pooks 77G Efe SIE TPR A) LOR oF Ne ee 5] aie 4 Bae = at CUASS_OF'R: rt (bt : 7 ae ee 14 IE ee eS sal HOS | Maer. — rae Le | P m 7A OO Ci | ame aos el neces) 1 nw lll WVBR LY Sg SFY FRI Se Gene Meer rol ecg th = ep euler, oN oraa oy Reg oe 4 YB 8 egy a 1, MR HAVEIE, | ; AAS SN as fin ae 7 NS = 2-5) TG. ee lath? [9 RO) 4 | | ‘Ad Ci) 7, Xo oe (8 GeO aN am gal=jaale)ay, of Ne lgallsm Bl aialcdaveloisy ) November 2, 1962- March 20, 1980 ‘He left me with a positive impression. | feel sorry for the fel=re) 6){= mv areme|(olain ae |=) ar- Me at-larers Con dave) wavy-lgal(crmagamcal-lalaivlmearet | did.”’ Tim McLaren Oe Pe SY BR eas ee A DREAM Meoldcrclaat-rem mu c- om rl ,alale pel elalemiatsmelsr-Keiam ideals Lord, and across the sky flashed scenes from my life. For each scene, | noticed two sets of footprints in daloust- (ale Wm @) aim el-(e)ale(=1e mon galommrclalomealoue)tarolanceniaion axe)gep ViValcjalmdalcmr=tsymsiers] alo me) maaVallicmil-(ialcre Mm el=1ie) Rome lcm ele) , are) oy Ke1.@r-4 Ms al—-miele)se)alalccmlamial-mct-la (ene malelilexsromcar-lasar-lany, times, along the path of my life, there was only one set of footprints. | also noticed that it happened at the very lowest and saddest times in my life. Ie [Ul-t- iTe)al-Xe ini al-m mxo)gemr-lelel0) mi em-ls).d1 ale ‘‘Lord, you said that once | decided to follow you, you would walk with me all the way; but | have fale) ilet-Yo mm dar-tirelU lalate mcal-manvessjmigele]e)(o ve)aaomaiaatcrs in my life there is only one set of footprints. | don’t understand why, in the times | needed you most, you would leave.’ The Lord replied: ‘‘My precious child, | Welle ale cl@lereWicm cele ele] alare NZolU] an iaatsrsme)imiarelerclalemsiO)acs)aiale mm AualciaM ele mcicx only one set of footprints, it was then that | Carried you.’ PNUhiave)an@lal.dare) ial AoA Se i Juniors The Junior Class approached their second year at CHS with much spirit and enthusiasm. Once again, their ceramic sale at Christmas time brought in a profit of over $1000. Profits were also made by the large turn out of students at the Junior Ring Dance. Under the leadership of many hard work- ing and determined students, juniors enjoyed a most suc- cessful Prom and look toward a fine senior year. Officers: C. Daily (V. Pres.), M. Wilkinson (Pres.), J. Solloway (Sec.), K. McNicholas (Treas.). Executive Board: S. Kourupis, B. Clark, J. Pearson, J. Hartlove. Irma Deas Advisor in Rudd Selv Re je) -2 dD x Neil Abendschoen Mark Adelsberger Natalie Adelsberger Eddie Albert Paul Albert Beatrice Allen Kelly Alloway Vicki Anderson Larsen Angel John Ashby Mark Ayres Scott Bailey Theresa Bailey Diane Ballou Linda Banks Dawn Bannar Cary Barksdale Kevin Barnes Stephanie Barry Kim Bartosz Judith Bass Anthony Beccio David Berg Beth Bernardini Rick Biddinger Mary Sue Biedrzyski Laurie Billington Lisa Black Tim Blair Mike Blouin 104 On the Move Shawn Blum Jean Boone Jack Bosley Alan Bowman Tammy Bowman Robert Brady Becky Brandt Mark Brocato Maurice Brock Demetrice Brown Derrick Brown Eric Brown Keith Brown Laura Brown Mariellen Brown Scott Brown Sharon Brown Steve Buckman Robert Burchard Carla Burd John Burk Mike Burke Brian Burleigh Jerry Buser Frank Candeloro Ron Carback Dave Carroll Tracy Carter Ralph Casamassina Cory Case 105 Kim Chapman Ken Chizmadia B yong Choe Dennis Clampitt Dean Clark Kevin Clark Robert Clark Joe Clarkson Leatrice Coleman Shayla Collier Michael Collins Crystal Conigland Jonathan Coppola Mary Corbett Cristy Corbitt Anthony Corporal Patrick Cossey Fran Cremen Paula Crizer Audrey Cromwell Brian Crosby Gene Crosby Amie Dabney Celine Daily Michael Daniels Carol Dayhoff Carol DeClue Margaret Demarest Nicole Demos Eileen Dickson 106 Chris DiPietro Ann DiSante Terri DiVincenzo Jean Drechsler Brian Dudley Pam Edmondson Melissa English Richard Enos Chuck Everett Ray Ewing Fran Falter Salvy Fertitta Frannie Fields Peggy Fisher Paul Flinton Andrea Ford Karin Ford Lisa Franck Kelly Freeman Bill Fullaway Craig Fultz Elisa Gaegler Paul Gessert Diane Gick Brian Giles Michael Good Joe Gorman Lianne Green Joe Greene Mark Greene 107 Lisa Greffen Jean Grenier Susan Griffith Karla Haigley Shawn Haker Cathy Hall Douglass Halsor Myra Hamson Teresa Hargett Paula Harmon Keith Harrington Ronald Harris Scott Harrison Katie Hart Jill Hartlove Lisa Hazelton David Heath Tim Hellman Denise Helm Jennifer Hemler Theresa Hemler Barbara Hennick Julie Hennick Ya Hguang Patricia Highsmith Mark Hiles Chris Himes Mark Hinckley Linda Hine Stephanie Hipsley 108 re gt ek HOS ag Sone Heme? mei Glen Holden Darlene Holmes Lisa Hornig Laura Howell Dianna Hubbard Brett Hudon Susan lames Paul Jenkins Ted Jensen Donna Johnson William Johnson Shari Johnston David Jones Tony Jones Jim Karl Greg Keck Leslie Keech David Keim Jessica Kellough Charles Kelly Kathy Kelly Karen Kendall Scott Kershner Meghan Kieffer Terry King Paul Kirstukas Vytis Kligys Barry Klinedinst Vinnie Kloby Jeff Kloetzel 109 Paul Knipe Sophia Kouroupis Chris Krebs Suzanne Lackey Nick Landavere Kathy Langan Donna Lee Sara LeGath Norman Lewis Glenn Linsenbardt Laura Longerbeam Chandler Louden Ken Lowe Steve Lowman Andrew Lukaesko Monica Lutz Sharon Macgill Danny Manger Elaine Manis Scott Markiewicz Barbara Marquess Tricia Marriott Ken Marshall Paul Marshall John McAvoy Carolyn McClurg Bobby McDermott Terry Mcintyre Pat McKeldin Karen McNicholas 110 Kim Meacham Karl Medinger Diana Meushaw Jill Meyers Anne Miller Jim Miller Robin Miller Timothy Miller Frank Mirabile Chuck Mooney Brenda Moore Dave Morsberger Andrew Moulthrop Carol Mueller Debbie Muhl Joyce Mullinix Mark Murrow Kelly Myers Kris Myers Bob Nance Dean Nazelrod Caroline Nippard Eileen O’Connor Myra O'Donnell Becky Opalski Jacqueline Orlandi Michelle Owens Rebecca Owens Samuel Page Kelly Palicki Virginia Palmer John Palmieri Delores Parker Daxa Patel Jeffrey Pearson Brian Pennington Brian Phelps Debbie Pilcher Julie Piliero Michael Pinder Lynn Piwowarski Ronnie Polk Francis Poole Carl Pritt Crystal Randall Leslie Randall David Rawlings Bonnie Redd John Remick Doreen Reynolds Bernadette Ricke ls Michael Ridley Gail Roberts Judy Rohrbeck Patricia Rossberg Janet Rothenburg Julie Ruppel Edward Russel Tanya Sampson Colleen Scheufele a2 Kathy Schiaffino Chrissie Schindhelm Phyllis Schleicher Julie Schmitt Robert Serio Mary Servary Ann Shaw James Shifflett Kelly Shipley Tim Simmons Kenny Simpson Annette Smith Jeanette Smith Judy Smith Stephan Smith Jessica Solloway Diane Spangler Michele Sparagno Lisa Spiegel Joyce Stahr Amy Stallings Evan Steiner Carl Stigler Elizabeth Stoddard Brian Straley Nancy Streaker Maria Stricker Mary Ann Swope Robert Syme Winston Talbott | 113 Broadening Our Horizons Brian Taylor Anita Thomas Kenny Thrift Tracy Thurston Jeff Torres Cheryl Tracey Butch Treuth Mark Treuth Michele Trump Nancy Vanatta Donna Veliuona Chris Walsh Amy Weisel Charles Weyant Kathy Wharton Patty Wharton Marie Widmyer Wilbur Wiley Johanna Wilkes Mandy Wilkinson Calvin Williams Steve Willing Scott Wilson Julie Winkler Michael Wise Mike Wixom Kelly Wolfe Jane Wood Ruth Wood Beth Young On Cc =) i) 2 = - uu Mike Zanti John Zeitler ns nen snags te The Class of ’83 got off to a good start during their first year at CHS. Profits of about $500 were made by the sale of athletic equipment bags, and money was also made from the well attended Battle of the Bands and Spring Dance. The sophomores proved to be en- thusiastic and can anticipate two more successful and memorable years of high school. Sophomores Officers: J. Altenburg (Pres.), K. Ridgley (Sec.), B. Wolfe (V. Pres.), S. Singer (Treas.). Advisor: Mollylou Foor Advisor: Allen Arnold — set oe S a Pgs OO fe ttt aaa i ie | _——— a x oO N a © 8 oO a ris ff = = ep) O ro} S e = 3) Q Qa. =) o _ _ ise) a) eS As} 9 ay o = mj 1S) x wi Clearing the Path Ahead Tim Adams Jannie Adcock Judy Altenburg Jack Anderson Jeanne Anikis Scott Appelbaum Kelly Atkinson Laurie Barnes Linda Barnhardt Stephanie Barringer John Bellis John Bennett Cindy Bewley Dotti Bidinger Tim Bindas John Blackwell Eric Blomster Vincent Bochese Chris Boettcher Peggy Boettcher Tom Bonneville Tony Bookhultz Robin Bowers Randy Bradshaw Chery! Brandt Leah Brinker Pam Brocato William Brooks Jerri Brown Robert Brown Donna Bruck Jodi Buchheister Cindi Buchwald Lisa Buck Jenny Buckman Evelyn Byrne Will Byrne Ronda Cain Debbie Camden Bridgett Campbell Ronnie Campbell Carolynn Cheuvront Lisa Chizmadia Robert Cimino Greg Clark Sandy Clark Dawn Clay Rae Ellen Clegg Scott Clendaniel Dawn Colussi Janet Combs Kelly Cooney George Cooper Mike Coppola Brenda Craft Jimmy Cricchi Julie Cumberland Donna Cumor Lisa Cunningham Amy Curci 121 Donna Davis Treva Davis Tom Dayball David Decker Diana Diaz Jeannie Didier Stuart Dolle Joseph Donigian Lenora Dornbusch Simon Dorton Chery! Douglass Will Dudley Pat Dunn Laura Dusterhoff Karen Duverlie Pat Egan Kelly Eissele Sondra Englehart Sandy Ewing Lisa Fagan Steve Farrell Virginia Faulkner Treva Fields Vicki Foos Reggie Fowler Sandee Frantz Joe Franz Michelle Frazier Kelly Frey Kim Frierson 122 Liz Fumea Tony Gaegler Anne Gardenghi Bill Garry Debbie Gastinger Matt Gehringer ee eee at el! Lee! a Ramona Gintvainis George Glanville Helen Glanville Ellen Gorman Mark Gazik Bonita Greene Michael Greene John Grupenhoff April Hagan Jane Hall Joel Hall Yvette Hall Jane Hamilton Vince Hammel Tamara Hammond Steven Hamrick Kathleen Hansen Manuela Hansen Chris Hargett ! 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The music, provided by fellow Catonians from the group Blind Ambition aroused school spirit which filtered on- to the dance floor. REUTER Activittes | gz 137 A Salute to the Seasons A strong season shared by all the Comet teams set an energetic mood for the Victory Mixer. The mixer, presented by the SGA, was held on October 10, 1980. The music was pro- vided by a well known Washington band, THIN LINE. For all who attended, the mixer was ‘‘excellent.”’ Vision Lights the Way On the evening of November 7, 1980, the Junior Class held the Ring Dance featuring the band, ‘‘Vision.’’ Due to the ex- cellent turnout of students, the dance was both a financial suc- cess and a memorable occasion. Nice catch! Junior Class applauds their rings. eon On the night of December 20, 1980, Catonsville Senior High School held its Annual Homecoming Christmas Dance. The theme of this even- ing varied somewhat from years past. It focused on sim- ple traditions; homemade decorations, a live tree strung with popcorn, fresh holly, and mistletoe. The dance’s success can be attributed to the effort and spirit of the social commit- tee at C.H.S. An “Old Fashioned Christmas” You Can’t Take It With You This year, the Catonsville Drama Department, headed by the direction of Robert Harkum, presented the 1930's English comedy, You Can't Take it with You, on the nights of November 14 and 15. The play was the cooperative effort of a large number of talented actors, actresses, and stage hands, who spent long nights making the play a financial, as well as dramatic, success. Director — Robert Harkum — jolt) = o je%) oO ep) = ie) Q = ° O = {ae} Oo o | = To) = C.H.S. Hits the South Seas The Pulitzer Prize winning musical South Pacific was presented on April 24 and 25. The play was presented under the direction of Bob Harkum, Mary Knoll, Ray Hardy, and Barb Ward. Because of the ef- forts of the cast and orchestra, the play was a success. The au- dience was near capacity both nights and was very receptive. They showed their enthusiasm by standing ovations both nights. “ Rey i . ai i) re ww a Tl ee te me The Black Student Union, sponsored by Mr. Vernist Faison, held their annual Fashion and Gong Show on Monday, May 4. The combined efforts of the participants and especially BSU officers, Tina Moore, Crystal Conigland, and Wendy Talbot, contributed to the success and the _ profit made on the show. According to Mr. Faison, all who attended were ‘‘very enthusiastic and energetic’’ throughout the evening. BSU Fashion Show SS NTT RR RR The Class of 1982 held its Junior Prom on Saturday, May 16, 1981, in the CHS gymna- sium. The music was provided by the band Snowblind, who played very popular selections including the theme song ‘‘The Best of Times’’. A majority of the people danced to the good tunes, while those who did not wish to had plenty of places to sit and socialize. The gym was decorated very simply and the class gave out memorable favors. The class had a very successful prom where every- one seemed to fully enjoy themselves. The Best of Times The traditional CHS Senior Day was, as usual, a day of fun- filed events. The day began with the parking lot parade and the movie, Animal House. Then, the kiddies trekked through the midst of the over- cast day to begin the games. Although the weather was mis- erable, the wet grass added to the enjoyment of the games. Soon after, a delicious lunch was provided, and the students listened and danced to the band, Core. The ever-popular pie throwing contest was once again a favorite to all. An |zzy-Dizzy Day 16) ' ; For Scholarship and Service On June 4, 1981, many stu- dents including underclass- Joe Canner — English Senior Project j Award Winner men, were honored at the sen- ior awards assembly. The pres- entations ranged from depart- mental awards, to exceptional accomplishments, to numer- ous scholarships. Matt St. Jean Lioness Club of Catonsville Award Maria King Outstanding Foreign Language Student Celebrate! June 5th and the Belvedere Hotel will be unforgettable to the Class of '81. This was their Senior Prom and an event filled with many memories. Compli- menting the good food and extravagant decor, 41 East and a disc jockey from B104 pro- vided the music. The large turnout and enthusiastic atti- tudes also contributed to the success of the _ evening. Although it was the last social occasion for the seniors, it was greatly enjoyed by everyone. . “t cad — 7 A Time of Transition Graduation exercises for the Class of 1981 were held at U.M.B.C. Field House on Tues- day, June 9. The evening com- bined excitement and celebra- tion with reflection upon twelve years of memories. Mr. Levin and Mrs. Brown, as senior class advisors, were a great asset and helped the senior class have avery successful year. Lp oprerein, Organizations Although the number of clubs diminished this year, the student participation increased which enabled the activities, sponsored by the various organizations, to be a great SUCCESS. oe ae a Morning Announcements POG Be SE We Qe, ; Phe Ws We BPE yy + ; vite Have a Club on Us! Guidance Aides Ls stp ne ease See we ie ' SES ND ee | | NSE MME meee eae “He Sey Ray pa ™ 2S TOM He GGOy os tees ant . WENGE PT a we “ PRO NG RES BE Gy om, ¥ So Rey 4 School Store had ae eae a Office Aides Above: FBLA Below: K-Card WOAL yaar ay Bs ee Below: Library Aides Above: English Aides Chess Club Below: French Club Above: Spanish Club AFS Club Sharon David from Israel ppp ADD: Mr. and Mrs. Gabler, Editha, and the Gardenghi Family. .and more Band Below: Orchestra Above: Chorus Band. National Honor Society «] � a _ . ‘ween, te O° me ae ae ae It's Academic Elections Committee eens Politics Club The 1980-81 Student Government Association was marked by an unusually high level of teamwork that allowed the organization to develop new activities as well as im- prove on traditional ones. Various members of the Ex- ecutive Board led such SGA groups as Social Committee, Spirit Committee, and Services Commitees. The SGA also had a Suc- cessful year financially. A new movie screen has already been purchased for the auditorium and other purchases are still under consideration. Take It Away SGA! SGA Officers: Front Row: C. Hormanski (V.P.), M. King (Sec.), L. Berry (Corr. Sec.). Back Row: L. Morsberger (Pres.), J. Canner (Treas.). Homeroom Representatives Spirit Committee, Social Committee Fund-raising Committee The Catonsville Speech Team completed a successful year in the Baltimore Forensic League Tournaments. with three of its members qualifying for the finals. Katie Sand- bower, Jim Mitchell, and Jenny Scott represented Catonsville at the BFL qualifying tourna- ment. The team also competed in the Triple Crown, a series of three tournaments sponsored by local community colleges, and the State Speech and Debate Tournament held at Wootton High School in Montgomery County. The Catonsville Debate Team also successfully com- peted in many tournaments both in and out of state. The team competed in such places as Williamsburg and Central Catholic High School. Louis Morsberger and Randy Shangraw finished first in the Baltimore Forensic League Tournaments and qualified in various other tournaments. Varsity members who com- peted this year and won several tournaments included Gordon Ashby, Mark Hinckley, Ted Poehler, and Robert Burchard. speech Is a Mouthful, but That's Debatable Debate: First Row: S. Clendaniel, R. Shangraw, K. Powers, M, Hinckley. Back Row: G. Ashby, R. Burchard, L. Morsberger, R. Clegg, J. Canner. Speech Team: Front Row: M. Wood, C. Hormanski, B. Roby, K. Hemler, L. Knoll. Middle Row: L. Murray, S. David, S. Orgell, S. Costello, J. Solloway, J. Powers. Back Row: J. Canner, A. Gabler, M. Moore, K. Sandbower, A. McGarrell, J. Scott, M. Gozik. Ellipsis This year’s staff of the school literary magazine, Ellipsis, continued the trend of producing a high quality magazine. Under the supervi- sion of Gary Blankenburg, the Ellipsis staff coilected the finer samplings of literature com- posed by CHS students to place in the May publication. Also included in the magazine were pieces of art work submit- ted by the CHS art students encouraged by Charles Reisenweber and Keith Lauer. The collaberation between the English department and art department as well as the patronage of the community made this year’s Ellipsis issue a reflection of the talent which Catonsville students possess. Ellipsis Staff The Comet Soars The newspaper, in its first full year as the Comet, had many firsts, including a Journalism | class which was formed to prepare students to take future staff positions. The paper also contributed to Teen Voice in the Catonsville Times, and they continued doing weekly segments for Cable 4. The staff was a versatile group who all contributed to the success of the paper. Comet Staff Birpriag 30 Lake Sgetag “80 ave te pairy Catonian This year’s Catonian staff had a few experienced mem- bers as 5 members from year- book | returned. Other new members brought new ideas to help make this year’s book uni- que. The yearbook staff met with competition this year since they wanted to improve upon last year’s book. Catonian Staff Ss i i ae: MURR Oe MRR : ES IT si mg OM 2 RB pe esis ae Sse secs Sch QED Ce MN Mee Sea ees ae Sa omnes soaesseess_cserese wn eo : es ox 2 ae teem § BEAN GRRE DOSS we SS The Varsity Football team battled through a season of decisive wins and losses. The Comets, with eleven returning players from last year’s squad, had the talent and the ability to sweep the division, but were set back by unexpected defeats. The JV however, had a win- ning season, compiling an undefeated record of seven wins and no losses. The team exhibited 100% determination and willingness to achieve perfection. The Comets showed promising quality for future years at CHS. Football Tackles Tough Season HY HH dial Ii Varsity Football: Front Row: G. Lee, C. Brown, E. Brown, K. Simpson, M. Hourihan, M. Blouin, J. Anderson, R. Syme (mgr), S. Gress. Middle Row: K. Ramp, S. Kishner, J. French, V. Matusack, R. Polk, B. Hiles, C. Louden. Back Row: A. Reeves (coach), G. Trueth, J. Clarkson, J. Bailey, D. Morseberger, P. Hoffen, B. Jozwiak, T. Steffens, J. Grab, R. Sewell, C. Hourinan, M. Milleker, C. DeManss (coach). JV Football: Front Row: T. Simmons, R. Franklin, A. White, M. Greene, D. Wood, M. Adelsburger, M. Pinder. Middle Row: T. Bindas, L. Lauer, J. Smith, J. Coppola, J. Greene, J. Wilson, S. Willing, C. Pilcher, M. Carson. Back Row: R. Syme (mgr), A. Slater, B. Gamble, A. Radcliff, M. Gehringer, M. Hiles, E. Blomster, M. Combs, M. Ridley, C. Weyant, A. Maisel. a NO Ww NO PM DOOONNON PikeSville Franklin 13 Randallstown 35 Milford 28 Loch Raven Three Times a WINNER Once again, State Champs! For the second consecutive year, the Comets swept the Class A State Championship held at Catonsville C. C. Besides the state title, the Comets breezed through and won their division, as well as the County and Regional titles. To improve upon last year, the 1980 champions did not lose a single game throughout the en- tire season and only allowed doubled figures twice. Coach Debbie Clem once again was honored as ‘‘Coach of the Year” for her fantastic work with the team. Also for the se- cond year, Lisa Meyer and Debbie Hughes were placed on the All-Metro team along with first year honoree Evelyn Boston. Coach Clem was very proud of all the team members for not only their skill but also for their caring and sharing at- titudes towards each other as well as their hard work together as a team to become the best. The JV Volleyball team had a very successful season. With only one returning member and a group of enthusiastic, talented sophomores, the team won 8 out of the 10 mat- ches; they were, in fact, the only team to defeat the divi- sional champions. By the end of the season, many of the girls looked to be promising varsity material. Varsity Volleyball: Front Row: K. Bartosz, D. Hughes, E. Boston, M. Corbett (mgr), K. McNicholas (mgr). Back Row: K. Bracken, T. Hemler, L. Murray, L. Meyer, D. Clem (coach), P. Wharton, K. Wharton, M. Renehan, K. Lord. JV Volleyball: Front Row: L. LaVeck, M. Kieffer, D. Hillegas. Middle Row: K. Ruppel, T. Smith, S. Clark, B. Sohn. Back Row: B. Matyas (coach), J. Altenburg, K. Hansen, T. Hoover. Hereford VT _N. Hagersto ock Raven : Chesapea Sparrows Pt Loch Raven: Hereford EVT Woodlawn Ze CODDOOCOCONN Ready, Set, States The girls’ Cross-Country team had an_ outstanding season with 11 wins and only one loss. The team was led by seniors Donna Kirstukas, Gail Jarrell, and Sherri Englehart. Sophomores Karen Zukowski and Amy Prochazka added depth to the team while im- proving their times throughout the season. The team finished sixth in the Counties and qualified for the State finals by placing third in the Districts. In the States, Donna Kirstukas and Gail Jarrell received rib- bons for finishing in the top 40. Despite a losing season, the boys team displayed much potential. Sophomore Tony Bookhultz guided the team along with Paul Kirstukas, Joe Walker, and Ralph Cassamassina. After a rebuild- ing season, the team looked promising for next year. : ror i | ee ¢ eh tuly awl, P ouitiliy Boys’ Cross Country: Front Row: J. Bennett, M. Welsh, T. Dayball, J. Donigian. Middle Row: T. Crain (coach), G. Clark, R. Rayne, E. Bezold, R. Toppins. Back Row: J. Walker, P. Kirstukas, T. Lee, D. Radcliff. Girls’ Cross Country: Front Row: G. Jarrell, D. Kirstukas, A. Prochazka, A. Warfield. Middle Row: P. Crizer (mgr.), S. Englehart, D. Heath, K. Zukowski. Back Row: S. Wagner (coach), D. Helm, P. Bettcher. S. Johnson. What’s the Scoop This year’s Varsity Field Hockey team, consisting of a spirited bunch of seniors and a small band of dedicated underclassmen, played to a 4- 5 season! The season was highlighted by the possibility of play-off competition. The outstanding JV team won more games than any team in recent Comet history, finishing with a 6-2 record. The team improved throughout the season missing play-off competition by one loss. ™ Js esap oy { arrows . eough Loch'Raven = JV Field Hockey: Front Row: J. Meyers, B. White (mgr), B. Young, Middle Row: K. Schuyler (coach), J. Ruppel, C. Dai- ly, L. Brown, T. King. Back Row: P. Rossberg, C. Corbitt, K. Hart, J. Roden, J. Rohrbeck, J. Buchheister. Varsity Field Hockey: Front Row: C. Welsh (coach), L. Hine, J. Scott, J. Mullinix, L. Chizmadia, J.Schmitt, L. DeLuca. Back Row: S. Holmes, M. Maher, K. Sand- bower, B. Sterner, C. Milller, K. Hemler, L. Mullis, L. Kelly. ie MEA The Varsity squad had an ex- ceptionally successful season as they went undeated for the first seven games, then fought to the end where they lost in the regionals. The team was led by Rob Miller and Jamie Hanna, both of whom made First Team All-County. Rob scored thirteen goals to set a new school record. Lou Weinkam and Art Van Meter both made Second Team All-County. The JV squad had a weak season with only two victories. The team was under a first year soccer coach, Art Gam- zon, and an almost completely rookie line-up. Cory Case and Nick Landevere were the two major strengths of the team Soccer Shows ‘em! Varsity Soccer: Front Row: M. St. Jean, G. Engel, A. Van Meter, N. Landevere, R. Martin (coach). Second Row: B. Hoffman, S. Kim, D. Harding, H. Choe, L. Green (mgr). Third Row: L. Baker (mgr), J. Hanna, R. Miller, J. Hoffman. Back Row: T. Hellman, L. Weinkam, D. Jones, J. King, S. Tracey (mgr). JV Soccer: Front Row: D. Meushaw (mgr), E. St. Jean, C. Case, M. Trump (mgr), A. Gamzon (coach). Second Row: J. Mauboules, M. Weinkam, S. Buchman, J. Cricchi. Third Row: M. Smit, E. Stricker, T. Guerrasio, J. Palmieri, M. Hauffman. Back Row: C. Boettcher, G. McHugh, R. Ewing, D. Manley. TAL, aut Under the new Comet coach, Laurie Donnelly, the eighth in eight seasons, the Comets made their way to the Regional playoffs for the se- cond consecutive year. The Comets, despite their lack of size, made up for the height difference through the quickness and hustle they displayed throughout the season. With a 15-5 record, the Comets finished in third place in their division, boasting a 10- O record at home. The JV also had a new coach, Ellie Jones, who led them through a very suc- cessful season, finishing in a tie for second place in their divi- sion with a 13-3 record. With the exception of their 3 losses, the Comets constantly blew out their opponents with their strong offense. We Hustled, We Won! Varsity Basketball: Front Row: J. Mathis, L. Murray, B. Allen, E. Boston, K. Bartosz, S. Manger. Back Row: B. Sterner (mgr), N. Streaker, L. Baker, L. Meyer, J. Schmitt, J. Hennick, D. Hughes, L. Donnelly (coach), T. Smith (mgr). JV Basketball: Front Row: B. Sohn, J. Ruppel, D. Camden, B. Wolf, N. Scott, A. Thomas. Back Row: J. Buchheister (mgr), K. Ruppel, L. Buck, L. Chizmadia, T. — Highsmith, E. Jones (coach). Comets Capture County For the third consecutive year, the varsity team ruled the ‘ABC’ Division of Baltimore County. To better last year, the Comets went undefeated in county play and ended up with an overall record of 18-3. Once again, they made it into regional play-offs, but after receiving a first round bye, were defeated at the hands of Aberdeen. The Comets had a surprising season, doing much better than expected. While rebuilding, the JV team did as well as expected, ending at 7-9. Being a young team, with few juniors, they gained valuable experience for the up- coming years. Boys’ Varsity Basketball: Front Row: B. Randall, A. Monroe, J. Anderson, K. Barnes, C. Hourihan, K. Oliver. Back Row: F. Yanero (coach), B. Randall, D. Allen, L. Clay, D. Greene, K. Blackwell, T. Jensen, R. Sewell. JV Basketball: Front Row: W. Dudley, T. Purcell, E. Tyler, B. Brooks, J. Wilson. Middle Row: B. Dudley, M. Weinkam, R. Franklin, W. Talbott, |. Cutler, G. McHugh. Back Row: R. Polk, T. Radcliff, A. Slater, H. Highsmith, E. Massey (coach). eS VARSITY | Mervo Wrestlers T ake Hold The Varsity Wrestling team had a somewhat disappointing record with 2 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie. Coach Ron Palmer led four CHS students to regional competition. Both Mike Daniels and Paul Kirstukas placed fifth in their weight class while Paul Hoffen and Alan Bowman placed in the top eight. The JV team also had a disappointing record with no wins and 9 losses. However, Mr. Geoff Weilert, a new teacher this year at CHS, com- mented that the team’s record was due to individual weight class forfeits. Varsity Wrestling: Front Row: B. Fullaway, E. St. Jean, A. Bowman, B. Rey, G. Keck, T. Harris. Back Row: R. Palmer (coach), K. Kaylor (mgr), F. Mirable, K. McLaughlin, J. Kibby, M. Daniels, J. Altenburg, P. Hoffen, R. Syme, T. Steffens, G. Treuth, K. Zukowski (mgr). 2a 8 : M4 ks Ale Oe 8 ORE : Sil S See JV Wrestling: Front Row: M. Pinder, M. Green, T. Moore. Back Row: G. Weilert (coach), K. Kaylor (mgr), E. Bloomster, M. Gehringer, A. Maisle, K. Kurt, K. Zukowski (mgr). The Indoor Track team had an excellent season. The girls finished with 6 wins and 1 loss while the boys finished with a 4-3 record. The girls’ team was well-rounded with a few experi- enced members returning and many sophomores who added depth to the team. In the States, Donna Kirstukas placed Ath in the mile and 3rd in the 1000 yard run while anchoring the 2 mile relay team consist- ing of Gail Jarrell, Amy Pro- chazka, and Lisa McMillan to a 3rd place finish. The boys’ team’s main strength was the sprints. The 880 relay team of Darryl Rad- cliff, Rob Miller, and Chris and Eric Brown performed we ll all season and then received 3rd place medals in the States. In addition, Eric Brown placed 4th in the 60 yard dash in the States, while tying a county record. Trackers Travel to States Boys Track: Front Row: J. Mauboules, J. Bennett, M. Welsh, R. Toppins, J. Donigian. Middle Row: R. Rayne, J. Burke, D. Radcliff, E. Bezold, E. Brown, J. Dayball. Back Row: J. Boire (coach), C. Brown, R. Miller, L. Weinkam, D. Mosberger, J. Walker, J. French, G. Clark, J. Van Aelst (mgr). Girls’ Track: Front Row: K. DuVerile, A. Prochazka, D. Kirstukas, G. Jarrell. Middle Row: N. Shah, S. Smith, L. Cunningham, S. Englehart, J. Altenburg. Back Row: J. Boire (coach), D. Suarez, L. McMillan, D. Helm, J. Mauboules, C. Daily, A. Warfield, L. Van Aelst (megr.). Fleet Feet, Quick Sticks The boys’ varsity lacrosse team came extremely close to play-off competition, concluding a fairly successful season with four losses. The team anticipates a promising season next year, but will miss Sam Serio, a valuable goalie. A JV team was added to the program this year and will help strengthen the team for future years. Boys’ JV Lacrosse: Front Row: T. Haynes, T. Guerassio, T. Blair, M. Schmidt, C. Everett, J. Kloetzel, P. Dunn. Back Row: J. Guerassio (asst coach), M. Hiles, V. Klygis, E. Steiner, G. Trueth, T. B ukoltz, M. Hoffman, R. Mathias, C. Reisenweber (coach). 214 Boys’ Varsity Lacrosse: Front Row: C. Hourihan, S. Kershner, J. Bailey, S. Serio, G. Ritchie, T. Hellman, M. Milleker, P. Hoffen, J. Barksdale. Back Row: J. Geppi (coach), N. Abendschoen, R. Ewing, K. Brown, S. Brown, M. Hourihan, J. Buser, M. Blouin, A. Bowman, M. Coppola, M. Wood (mgr.), K. Kaylor. Comets Stick With It The girls’ varsity lacrosse season ended with a disap- pointing record of 4 wins and 5 losses. Winning the first 2 games, the players and the coach, Kathy Schuyler, retained high hopes for a suc- cessful season; however, these thoughts diminished after the team lost several key games. Although the skill and experi- ence of the players was of a high level, the team could not seem to ‘‘get it together’’. Containing mostly sopho- mores, the J.V. team was rather inexperienced; however, coach Sue Tustin led her team to an unexpected 3-2-2 season. Due to a large loss of seniors, the coaches face the task of rebuilding the team next year. With the determination that the remaining players possess, the vacant varsity spots should be rightfully occupied. 7S Girl's Lacrosse: Front Row: C. Hormanski, V. Lee, C. Palicki, J. Meyers, K. Hemler, J. Rohrbeck. Second Row: N. Shah, S. Barringer, J. Buchheister, , K. Reisenweber, S. Manger, M. K. McNulty, L. Hine. Third Row: T. King, S. Hourihan, S. Holmes, L. Kelly, L. Mullis, J. McNulty, M. Maher, S. Stumpf. Back Row: S. Tustin, K. Schuyler (Coaches), C. Daily, L. McMillian, M. Renehan, A. McGarrell, J. Roden, C. Miller, J. Scott. Lansdowne. Hereford 15 Franklin 2 10 Dulaney 15 10 Milford 12 sa) Owing Mills 13 11 Pikesville 10 JV COMETS OPP. « Randallstown Woodlawn Lansdowne PABNDOPN Denanon Par for the Courts The tennis team, under the coaching of Richard Talarigo, had a successful season this year ending with an 8-4 record. Paula Ferrante, the Comets’ top seeded player, won nine matches and advanced to the county championships. The doubles pair of Katie Sand- bower and Laura DeLuca were also successful with a record of 8-4. After a year off, the golf team, coached by Fred Yanero, successfully completed their season with a 4-1-1 record and placed third in the team county competition. Jeff Miller and Kelly Hughes placed thirteenth and fourteenth respectively in the individual county champi- onship. t — AAALAC AE HM que f Raa. ‘ oe. ee oe ee ain den one oe Tennis: Front Row: K. Sandbower, P. Ferrante, J. Corbitt, J. Mathis, J. Burke, T. Poeh- ler. Back Row: C. Conigland, L. Weinkam, R. Talarigo (coach), L. DeLuca, G. Brown, L. Howell. Golf: Front Row: S. Appelbaum, D. Murray, K. Mattingly. Back Row: C. Jenson, J. Miller, G. Taylor, K. Hughes, F. Yanero (coach). The girls’ track team finished with an impressive record of 6- 2. The girls 2-mile relay of Gail Jarrell, Amy Prochazka, Carla Burd and Donna_ Kirstukas broke the school record by over 20 seconds and placed 6th in the State meet. Evelyn Boston was outstanding this season, smashing school records in the 200 meter dash and long jump. She placed 2nd in the long jump in the counties and in the dash she finished 5th in the States. Donna Kirstu- kas broke the school record in the mile and placed 5th in the States. Sprinters dominated the boys’ track team which ended its season with a 6-2 record. Junior standout, Eric Brown, tied the Baltimore County record in the 100 meter dash. Eric also swept the County Regionals in the 100 and 200 dashes and placed 2nd in the 100 in the States. Rob Miller captured 2nd place in the Counties and 3rd in the Region- als in the triple jump. Team members Darryl Radcliff, Rob Miller, Chris and Eric Brown teamed toyether for the 400 and 800 meter relay. The 800 relay team placed 5th in the States. A Season on Record Front Row: S. Singer, J. Buckman, D. Kirstukas, G. Jarrell, A. Ford, D. Gastinger, L. Dusterhoff. Middle Row: K. Johnson, K. Jarrell, A. Prochazka, A. Warfield, C. Casa- massina, E. Boston, K. Freeman, S. Smith, L. VanAelst (mgr.). Back Row: K. Cooper (mer), L. Barnhardt, J. Fritch, L. Cunnigham, D. Helm, P. Willey, S. Englehart, J. Pow- ers, L. Barnes, P. Bush, P. Manning, J. Roberts, J. Boire (coach). Front Row: R. Toppins, M. Welsh, R. Rayne, R. Casamassina, J. Bennett, J. Donigan. Middle Row: R. Serio, R. Burchard, D. Radcliff, C. Brown, E. Brown, R. Miller, B. Bur- leigh, G. Weilert (coach). Back Row: E. St. Jean, J. Hinton, J. French, V. Snyder (mer.), B. Jozwiak, J. Walker, L. Wilder, P. Kirstukas. Comets Steal Division The softball team, under coach Debbie Clem, ended the regular season with an 8-1 record, good enough to give them the County ‘ABC’ divi- sional crown and entry into the County Championship. In addi- tion, the Comets made their way into the regional play-offs and then ended their season with an 8-3 record. The JV team also fared well this season, ending with a 6-3 record. The Comets had a sta- ble defense and_ explosive offense which rarely led to a close game. GRR A 2 ai Varsity Softball: Front Row: M. Corbett (megr.), J. Altenburg, L. Murray, B. Sterner, K. Bartosz, B. Allen. Middle Row: K. McNicholas (mgr.), C. Nippard, P. Rossberg, C. Cor- bitt, K. Bracken. Back Row: K. Zukowski, M. B. Van Meter, L. Meyer, D. Hughes, P. Wharton, K. Wharton, S. Jones, D. Clem (coach). JV Softball: Front Row: C. Welsh (coach), T. Smith, C. Tucker, B. Young, P. Fisher, K. Chapman, D. Lee. Back Row: C. Mueller, B. Sohn, K. Hansen, D. Hillegas, L. Chizma- dia, L. Buck, L. Brown, K. Hart, M. Brown (megr.). COMETS — _ Parkville _ Milford ne a Overlea = a — 2 Franklin — Counties Regionals JV COMETS | OPP. 27 Pikesville | OL 16 Owings Mills 3 8 Sparrows Pt. a 3 12¢ Hereford a, 6 — 4 Franklin ‘8 . 18 EVT 3 8 Chespeake 20 4 Loch Raven 14 Mee Milford Baseball Battles It Out The varsity baseball team, under coach Art Reeves, fin- ished the season with a 5-9 record. The senior led team defeated Franklin for the first time in 3 years and also beat Loch Raven 1-0 in a 12 inning battle. Again, Steve Gress was placed on the All-County First Team. The JV squad finished in a first place tie in their division with a 8-5 record. The team, consisting of a strong offensive attack, had many experienced players which led them through their successful sea- son. JV Baseball: Front Row: M. Trump (mgr.), B. Rey, S. Buckman, J. Shifflet, K. Ridgely (mgr.). Middle Row: T. Johnson, W. Talbot, S. Luco, M. Burke, E. Bezold. Back Row: M. Daniels, B. Gamble, J. Clarkson, B. Clark, J. McAvoy, K. Lowe, J. Mitchell, A. Gam- zon (coach). UA NNOPOMNADWEWU OPP Varsity Baseball: Front Row: L. Schmidt, B. Delawder, B. Hiles, F. Waters, T. Zukowski Si (megr.), K. Foster (mgr.), G. Engel, C. Doering, B. LaVeck, R. Polk. Back Row: A. 6 Reeves (coach), T. Jensen, T. Johnson, D. Jones, G. Rudy, S. Gress, C. Weyant. 3 27 3 Ss 6 5 13e “40 33 11 OP Hey All You Comet Fans The cheerleaders were an enthusiastic bunch of girls. Headed by Miss Kiser and Mr. Bradshaw, it was the first year they raised a lot of money, had names on their letters, and purchased jackets. As always, they were a great boost to all the games. ial JV Cheerleaders: Front Row: E. Gorman, J. Buckman, A. Gardenghi, M. Widemeyer (co-capt.). Back Row: J. Rothenburg (capt.), M. Stricker, K. Jarrel, S. Barringer, L. Pruett. Singer, M. K. McNulty. Back Row: P. Gruss, C. Bailey, J. Stahr, K. Fumea (capt.), J. 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(Rel) Did you Set out of hish school too soo)? IF YOU DASHED OUT WITHOUT ORDERING YOUR GRADUATION PICTURES, YOU'RE ROBBING YOUR ME MORY-BANK'! Reprieve! Segall-Majestic has your negatives on file Call and order your pictures now Don't disappoint your grandchildren! 238 Mr. Faison — Keep on striving! — Vicki Mr. Mrs. Thomas Boyer Mr. Mrs. George Givens Miss Michele Boyer Hey Mo, Hey Larry James Autry Jr. Always remember “1981”, T.L Freddy Boyer Congratulations Kara — Love Freddie Good luck Erika — Robin, Bobby, Megahn, Chewy Jeff Swann Best Wishes Michelle — Todd Good luck Erika B. — Love, Suzette B. Good luck Erika — Billy Leach Congratulations Ladies — Billy L. Betty Aumille Diane Acampa Janet Wiker Hey, Where’s Curley? F.B. Good Luck — Monica Zielke Theresa Morfe-n-Corky Say What? Becky-n-Bryan Judy, Allen Trover Congratulations Erika — Adrain R. Boyer Euette M. Gray Mona Sal Leon, Brunette, Sheree Carol Cada Hey Afalfa Viv Best wishes Erika, Love Aunt Bea You made it Erika — Love Tony Suzette The best is yet to come, the class of ‘'81” Lisa Brandon Rodney Jackson — Alpha Miss lola Hall Computer! Freddie! Slam Shut! The Green Hornets — PB, MS, SW, PG! John Miller David Miller Mr. Mrs. Chet Miller Diane Lauterbach role Welewska Capt. Brackett, Jr. Prom April Koeppel Addie Brown D.P. and J.G. April 12, 1982 Su — I love your crazy personality! I'll miss ya! Joe — I like your decision! Kath BJ — thanks for the fun times — KF Mr. and Mrs. Leo Henn Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. McNulty The bad Monte Carlo Lived SS '81 Shelly — OC here we come — JM J.M., J.R. — Let's keep the good times rollin’ — MKM Good luck Jackie! I'll miss you. Love, M.K. Leslie Mathis — thanks for all the laughs! — Jackie J.D. I'm yours forever, D.H. Good luck to the Dekes! JV Softball — 1980 Good luck Varsity Softball! Mrs. W. — | know that face. Dracula is lazy! Mr. Mrs. Robert Beacham Lou — don't give up! KYRF 5 16 — Best of Times Field Hockey — 1981 Eva, we missed ya! GH at 3 MBILYM Ronnie Kris Laura, tennis on the curb. M.B. You look good together! Can we come to the wedding? P.M. C.S. D.G. — you are the greatest — J.F. B.R. — Wouldn't a chopper pilot make a great husband — B.C. K.M. — Don't stop trying till you get enough, ay all the way! Thanks for being there. — J.R. J.M. M.K.M. Remember the point. J.B. PATRONS AM — thanks for being a friend — CC | love you Stubby! B.C. Jerry Meyer Marquerite Meyer Suzanne Meyer Go for it in Nebraska! Comets Volleyball — 1 in '80! Summer of '81 will roll! Bake, Murph, Kief, Deb — 105 at OC. Hey Nanc — Had any yogurt? Lisa. No, but | had my eye on it! Knees are a pain in the !? ! A special thank you to those who helped me to get through this year in one piece! Luv, Lisa Lacrosse managers matter! Girls’ lacrosse is 1 Buena suerte Merd and P! D. KH is the nicest DBHL! Screamin’ rock guitar 4ever JBK The best — forever class of '82 This car smells like it Music is my life ‘Sorry Donna! Miss T got me — C.B. Cuddle a cheerleader DB me the best night of the year was Jan. 23 LG-JB-MT-KK-KM-KA-and especially Michael — thanks for being such great friends — Dennis The breeze flows in 311 C.C.L. Paynis = MB KA+ D PWx-1 Thanks Kim B.! 2 is nice of you! PJ — thanx for everything — Julie Thanks, Politics Club — Glenn L. Gnn Ldt and Inky Blobstocker STOKIELINSENBARNSTORMERBARDT Dazed and confused Chris — will | see ya’ at grad? A.P. '76 — 5 years later — still 1! '75 — Still free and alive! Stop bugging me for money! Good luck to all! Mr. R. Renehan Gerg, you wasted a dollar! KR — you are one ina million — RP M.G. You are a great friend J.R. Chris Ed Kim P.T.L. Good luck Gary Padgett (Wes. P) Rick and Joan Jeff Zepp — '75. Feelin’ fine in '79 — Chuck Jill Fritsch eats brownies! Kwino, we'll find him one day. Mike, thank you for being a friend — Melissa Gordon Ashby I'm tired of giving money! Bones Skeater — born to run Here's the dollar you wanted! Andy and Lisa forever SE-MB-CT thanx — Mike Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Hemler, Jr. Paula likes eggs — J.H. Cory F. Case — wants it blank! LK — Wanna go to CP? — KB Use Mr. Zogs s wax. Cory — what nickname this week? Always yours, Cory — Karen VD — Barbara Gonga loves you! Sharon and Chris 11 7 80 Ray — ‘‘Do ya’ want a dusty?” S.R.M.S.C.J. I'll miss ya’ — Susan Susie ‘‘l'll miss you most’’ Susan MB, CT, DP, SE, in O.C. 310 “Toga 1981 M.B.’s Jill, |have a message for you... SK S.E. take a lil’ dictation T.G. Thanx for the memories, CHS — JB Give me a break or a knocker Love is... Mark Dawn m m's and Boopers in ’81! Goooo Navy! Have a nice day, Mr. Simmons! Throby I'll miss you CHS — BR EW — Ahh! Sweet mystery of life! LB — oh, you little zipperneck! The Party Boys, '81, C.R. Kirsten Laura — Best of Luck to the Best of Friends, KR Sally Reed Gracie Best Wishes from the Library Staff Lucy loves Brown! ‘They have a future who plan for it.”” Janice J. Meekins Kaaren K. Haigley Hail the George Gang PBDCMMEB Thank you, Margaret D. Mr. K.S. Berry Best Wishes — Peggy C. Golden Lara Marie — Hunter — Cari — Sylvester ARS — You're a beautiful person! ELR ELR — It seemed funny at first. . . but it’s out of this world. ARS Mrs. Ruth J. Rossman Mr. Jesse T. Rossman Stephen P. Rossman Sammy Peanut Rossman Mark loves Andrea forever! ‘Ars Longus; vita brevis.’’ Langinus Dear Mom, | miss your face, Soni Mr. Lauer pd. 7 ART class is a drag Irma P. Deas Karen and Kurt K.S. — Thanks for all the Georgia wrestling lessons at Pizza Hut! — D.B. Isaac Aycock Jean and Zak | finally got an A on my Col Alg test! MLM — You're the best friend | could ever have. Luv, ELR Andrew — Stinky loves you! Beth Roby — you are beautiful — RJP Julie Winkler Mr. Mrs. J. Donald Brown Sue Manger Opie, Hermy, and Busch! O.C. bound Mr. Mrs. George T. Hardt Sue, you're a great friend I'm going to miss you next year — Rae Caton sville Girls’ Lacrosse Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh Annie Terry King Laura Brown Beth Young Mariellen Brown KF — thanks for the memories — BJ DK and Cl forever Animal House parties with MM and MB-LD and KS Fred C. Osing Anonymous D.H.P. M.W.B. D.S.K. in the M.1.G. Club. J.H. Van Halen is second to none! Vic She’s gone! La Belle Helene Viva el espanol! You gotta be tough to make art! CBR Fred Merrill — my favorite rock groups are: Pink Floyd, Yes, Who, and some others. Richard B. Schultz — Comets are the best! Secretaries are the best! M. Tolzman |, Raymond Jacobs Pat Chalcraft-RN-School nurses mean more than bandaids. Mrs. Susan E. Lord Mr. S.W. Lord Florence A. Eppley Pam Register Jean Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Jen Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fiedler Long live the S.G.A. R.S. and L.M. know that '81 rules Catonsville Debate is 1 — R.S. and L.M. Kathy Lord bugged me for this patron Thanks for everything Catonsville Mrs. George Bartholomew Advanced Honor'’s Theatre i and RH — remember the good times — South Pacific cast and crew — 1 Patrick and Kelly — together forever Have a long, hard, hot, zet summer. John Burk is simple! Zukoz — You're beautiful! Stay neat! JF Donna made me buy this patron Bonne chance ala Belle Helene Susan Anne Lantz Floydovich, Mariebich, Lisanov Have a day, Chase MNH exacerbates zith verbosity Someday my prince will come R.R., R.C., best friends — Dreamer J resign as pres. of CAU. DGT Steve Hamrick M.B. I’min love with a slob. m m's and ice cream forever, Love Diz Gilby, wish we got together, DH Vinnie, call me again. Chris Dawn, glad | met you! friends forever! — luv Karen D.M. — have fun — K.J. K.J. — I’m gonna miss ya’ — D.M. Good luck to all of 81 Canei at Harborplace C.C. — tweet tweet — D.M. Jesus is Lord! Pat Mahoney loves Catonsville Will Kath make it through '81? K.B. K.R. — to my best friends, | expect lots of mail, L.B. Please wait Fish, I'll be there soon, K.P. D.M. — Mole 2 — K.C:! Psalm 139, who knows you? Dave — keep the moustache — Tracy Always getting better, Todd — Lynne Todd — SM — Lynne “Sunday Lacrosse and Monday diet! Numbers 6: 24-26 Navy — You got one of the best! The ocean, a trailer, and fun. L.B. K.R. I'll miss ya — K.B. Mr. and Mrs. M.J. Gmurek Mr. and Mrs. Preston Greene Flyin’ high! Jill and Dawn Thanks to the teachers at CHS John Burk's fan — JM Alps in December, OK Editha? LK Mr. Mrs. George E. Gozik Sr. Sons Ski to die, Roundtop forever F-15! The Nesemeier Machine! RS LM — English buddies since '76. K.H. — Let's go type cards, Ugh! K.B. K.H., L.K.-sis-in-laws forever! K.B. Thanks for the freebie on 5 15! Mrs. Margaret Parks Mr. Goodson — kiss my grits! — YY Comet's baseball 1 Girls’ lac players do it on the run This better be good — Kris M. Good Luck to Seniors — M.S.M. To F.M. you C.R. from D.M. and K.K. Kelly loves Kenny — K.P. 1981 Track members do it in relays. Thanks to Marg, Ann, Editha — K.K. Gruss Anus Oestereich — Editha I'll miss you all — Editha Mike, How's the Lynnburger — p.f. Get liberal in Howard County. Duron Quality Paints — PJ ‘Fair Warning’ has arrived Terri Loves Lester 1981 Shine on Andrion — pd.2; R.F. Shari-n-Ray Period 1 and 2 say ‘‘Mr. Bonnell is ‘Dazed and Confused’ ’ Theresa H. how's Eddie S. — L.K. Mr. Weilert, one of your trolls are loose. I'll miss you Lou S. — L.K. Mr. Simmons 7th pd. POOP class. Barbie and Ken Kevin and Bambi PATRONS Barze and Wein TJS Loves DMH Aim taste better KHYAT | Love You — T.M. Roland Robert Really Rolls — M A BLACK SATIN SHEETS Linda, Hows the Jacks? L.K. Mr. Blankenburg, | want You. Neal, We hate your guts —J A Jane Warrington - Good Luck to Seniors — J.C.F. Yes Muggs, | want $100 Watch out for flying shotputs! School is a boniga sandwich! Girls’ Lacrosse is 1 Mae Burley Poobie Loves ME Allan Laws Su Orgell Micky, orbo, projection, greenhornets, M M's, JimB! WOO! OC, Mickey. Here's to permanent left shoulder duty anda gentler year of unspoken knowing that’s still growing Watch out NYC — here | come! — KP Jay, Bobby, Mare — Forever O.C. Angie Wilson Berry's on ludes! — PR LH | like frisbee players Gonzo Rock — the essence of life Fuzzy Huzzy Muzzy Sleazy Hey Lazy! Don't worry! Henry has fish lips MMII shreds the street Varsity Baseball '81 — SG Save the bay by joining Chesapeake Bay Foundation!!! — Scott Luco Mr. Mrs. Robert R. Scott Suzanne Scott Jennifer Scott Barney (google-bee) Scott Bulldog and Jim Barbara Matyas Chris Brown — track star Mr. Excitement — Eric Brown Lou Weinkam — Comet's Clark Kent RiMe CB BO. Reimenior lnleili: Mark Synder Remember great times of '81 — Diane Thanks for the times — T.K.L. Breezatitis is contagious J.B. M.W. — thanks — N.M. Bake, 18th summer! One you'll never forget — glad | was part of it. Kief Have fun in Europe Katie, | will, Love, Mark. It’s been great. Love you Queen of Diamonds Good Luck Seniors! Mr. Simmons, have a happy day! Hope this dollar helps! Kathy P. Summer's here and I'm gone K.P. Robert Drechsler I’m here and gone again The Demuth Family Sth. Pacific Hut 2 — Janet, Spike Treva, thanks for all your love — love Jim Pat, I'm never gonna forget all the good times, Jackie Congratulations Jackie! Love, Joanne Mr. Mrs. W.D. Bollinger Elizabeth Miller CHS — Scarsdale Connection Seven Springs! 432 RW B — ski Brass Elephant — 1 for 6 — 1 for 8 “Grease on the floor!”’ Where's LI? Ask the Gig-w s — HM Watch out for Double Bag Coyote Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Bradshaw Anthony W. Maczis Bobby, I'll always love you. Love Sherri Gary Misenheimer and Julie Farrell 81's girls look best to me P esta llena de toro Dev — Green eyes and blue jeans CM, LK-3-A-4 beachin it! KB KB — love those initials! KB Su, see ya in Vermont — J.R. Sue, 2 weeks in July! Joanne MG, SO, SE, SL, DH, TS, MS, MS, NS — Love ya, JR Chivalry will never die — Sir R.J.P. L.M. | love ya — N.P. Maria Rrrr — de toro! L.M. — The “‘original’’ Mole 1 — LK Remember Seniors: ‘'...aman's reach aia exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven or? — Robert Browning — USF! Get the Heebie-Jeebies! We wrote this cuz you wouldn't let us write anything else! Sharon Smith Oh play it Marge — SM CPE Ginny loves Danny forever! Bill F. and Cary B. — Nov. 3, 1980 Hey Snetch! All males — kiss my ——! SAJ D.W. I'll love you always, J. Rae | love you too Dean! 4th pd. loves Chucky D. | can get into it — Class of '81! Chris loves Lisa always. Party at the Green Scene — F.M. Rock with Blind Ambition! Maria, | love you! Maphew | bought a patron from Sharon O.C. buddies hit the Carousel Scott Mandy, Always Forever Meghan — got an ICEHEAD lately — JH Early morning racquetball — AMSH BC — one special friend — SH Patty and Murphy Klingaman Happy Birthday Sharon — MH | love Piglet! CS Wolves are Wonderful! Give a hoot! Don't Pollute! Give the harp seal pups a chance! Are you afraid of the ice! Best of luck to seniors! Sue L. Survived Seven Springs! MSH Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bergen | love you Orca — CP | love you Carol Calorie Carol, my collossal countess Don't kill a whale — it’s a whale of an animal Linda Holmes Robert Holmes Brandy Holmes The Stephen Family Judy Tookie Thanks to all my good friends Vickie-n-Bert-AC DC Rules Mr. Mrs. Michael Mekalian L.H. Ride with the buzz! L.F. Dave, love those sexy? ? T.Z. Tom, you are the love of my life. Love, Melanie Darn good Altos Laura, | love you like a QZ. | saw Bob Turk! Choir, you sing great, Scuff M.Mc: You make time fly! DH, JB, KK, KM, KA, MT, MG — Friends make life worth while — LG Navy — you got one of the best! Prep: Thanks for everything! Goody — don’t make so much noise DH + MG — It sounded like an H.R. T.J. and Laurie Bill and Betty Moore Deb — Remember dead squirrels, the George Gang, m m's JB — P.B. Partying with Rush — May 16, 1981 — F.M. Beth — It's been a complicated, fun year. member all the good times! Me The tide has never been higher, but I'm holdin’ on... tomy own sweet survivor, Carryon... 239 1981 CATONIAN STAFF EDITOR Melissa Renehan Erika Boyer Billy Dornbusch Sue Evans Paul Flinton Karen Hemler Sharon Holmes Lynnie Kelly Donna Kirstuk Kathy Lord Leslie Mathis Lisa Meyer Jackie MeNul Carolyn Mille Michelle Moore Beth Rossman= 7. Jenny Scétt | Stu “9 Barb Stermer | Beth You Lynnie Kelly | Carolyn Mille SPECIAL THAI ynne Murray eee Say eee } ' te old