Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1982 volume:

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Storybook endings They’ b) re just Someone Waiting for wisdom to open the cage We forged in the fires of the innocent age TAT ai ae RETR HERG Back at the start, it was easy to see No one to own to, no where to be eH NSARM AMIN: 0 iissleseeeniatiseaceasabeiaiiias si eleh dedshiote ironman meneame hy Deep in the heartlands A sad memory calls to me oh Ol a Fretful horizons, worrisome skies Tearful misgivings, burning your eyes Yearnings unanswered, reckon the wage You pay to recapture, the innocent age The Innocent Age Dan Fogelberg 1980 Hickory Grove Music (ASCAP) BOK: ane cacae Vioby-Dick tlt ELEOSSL ONS SS css = — 2 U e jb ADMINISTRATION The administration of Catonsville High School completed the 1981-82 school year with minimal problems but many changes. With the loss of Ray- mond Jacobs to retirement and Isaac Aycock to Dundalk Senior, Catonsville welcomed back Michael Shannon and acquired Ralph Wood from Franklin Senior High. The administration’s cooperation with the faculty and students provided a successful, yet challenging, school year. JANICE MEEKINS Administrative Secretary MICHAEL SHANNON MARY JANE PARK BS Towson State Coll. Administrative MEd Loyola College Secretary Asst. Principal River Rats RALPH B. WOOD BS Case Western Reserve Univ. MAT Johns Hopkins Asst. Principal MARGE TOLZMAN Administrative Secretary RICHARD WALTERS BS Millersville St. MEd Western Md. Asst. Principal JULES MideFRIES BS Towson State Univ. MEd Johns Hopkins CASE Johns Hopkins Principal w . a) a vu ) i) = i So Yer (9 a A ; ‘ Jie G ) = 1 ) a — Ww ‘ ee ee ) 4 im L QO so UG Ay 4 A. wo YW 4 ay @ Q Cj y P ’ ( ft i | dt ) | ss Pe «| oO = faa ) et tH 7 @ r j fora Ss oh Y f feed feed Ne WD ) ) jee VU Z x = 3 O } JEAN BUTCHER BS E_ Stroudsburg Sc. MA Johns Hopkins Guidance Counselor — 9 and 10, College Test Coordinator 23 ENGLISH The English Department, under the direction of Fred Osing, continued their efforts to educate students in both language and literature. This year saw a county-wide emphasis placed on oral communication skills. For the first time, PSAT’s were administered during school hours. The department welcomed Rob Bannister who replaced Ann Lewis. PEGGY NICHOLSON MA Morgan State Univ. English 11 and 12 Review Composition FRED OSING AB Western Md. College MEd Johns Hopkins English 9 and 10, Dept. Chrm. SALLY REED GRACIE BA Univ. of Md. English 10, Journalism, The Comet Advisor, Faculty Council SUE TUSTIN BA Western Md. College MLA Johns Hopkins English 11, Catonian Advisor, JV Lacrosse JERRY C. BONNELL BS W. Va. Wesleyan MEd Univ. of Md. English 11 ) i i | i, GARY BLANKENBURG BS and MS Ill. St. Univ., MLA Johns Hopkins, Carnegie Mellon Univ. English 12, Ellipsis Advisor MOLLYLOU L. FOOR BA and BS Ohio State Univ., MA Univ. of Md. English 10, Drama Publicity, Junior Class Advisor, Faculty Council R. ROBERT HARKUM BA UMBC, MA New York Univ. School of the Arts English 10 Theatre Program LOREN CHASE SIMMONS AB Columbia Univ. MA Ma. Univ. English 12, UTP Rep. Chrm. BARBARA A. MATYAS BS Bowling Green Univ. MA Purdue Univ. English 10 and 12 JV Volleyball ROBERT S. BANNISTER BS Towson State Univ. English 11, Speech TABCO Rep., Speech Coach SCIENCE Because of budget cuts, the Science Department lost one teacher, Mr. Boone. This loss meant biology classes, along with a few others, were enlarged. Instead of dropping classes, they retained them because the department thought that the electives were an important aspect of the curriculum. EDWARD A.J. HALL BS, MEd Loyola College PhD Univ. of Md. Biology, Para-Med RICHARD W. LYNCH BS Univ. of Md. MEd Loyola College Science 9, Project Physics, Dept. Charm. ANN KLINGAMAN BA Western Md. College MEd Univ. of Md. Ecology, Biology RICHARD B. SCHULTZ BS Univ. of Md. MS Morgan State Chemistry, Practical Chemistry, TABCO Rep., Night School Principal | | i EDWARD W. DRAHNAK BS, Med Indiana Univ. of Pa. Biology, Geology and Aerospace Fire Marshall ARTMAN B. REEVES BS Univ. of Md. Physics, Biology Varsity Football, Baseball Coach J. NICHOLAS GRABNER BS Univ. of Md. MS Syracuse Univ. Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry SGA Advisor, “It’s Academic” OLIVER V. BREITENBACH BS Frostburg State General Biology, Advanced Biology, Ticket Sales SOCIAL STUDIES inn ‘Y | baby he ji el tent Pest {4 ; a ‘ i (hw ae Lo H ta Bay | vi CO is) i'y bel (hy ; om i iy Wy WY fy | ei wi) iy } t+, 4 7 | si fay | aa Py om bed by | bey 4 (| Z (') | te, j av | id -« | Fi | ' i { a } (Lh bed } ; ty ia] fig By ! | ’ im bt a im] ve f | a’ he A tnt r is 0 A i i ; moe | ie | 4 ‘| a i, y a Boa 4 re VERNIST FAISON BA Morgan State Univ. US History, CCPI BSU Sponsor, Sophomore Class Advisor ART GAMZON BS Lock Haven St. Coll. MA Univ. of Md. US History, JV Baseball MATHEMATICS The Math Department, headed by Don Wheatly, made problem soling kits and purchased a computer to teach com- puter programming to the students. Due to a staffing trade-off with Lansdowne, Ron Martin became a member of the CHS faculty. With these new additions, the department had another successful year. ADDIE C. BROWN BS North Carolina Central Univ. College Alg., Alg. II, Consumer Math DONALD C. WHEATLEY BS Towson State Western Md. College Dept. Chrm., Consumer Math, Alg. I RON MARTIN BS Towson State MS Bowie State Math 10, Alg. II, Trig. Anal., Varsity Soccer Coach, Varsity and JV Wrestling i CHESTER GOODSON BS Shaw College MLA Johns Hopkins Geometry, Alg. I, Math II 'BETTY RUBIN BS Towson State _MS Johns Hopkins 'Geom. and Trans. _AT T, Math 9 Math Club Sponsor ie L- pet 2 bs KENNETH BERRY BS Frostburg State Coll. MAT Tulane Univ. MLA Johns Hopkins Calculus, Math 12, Trig Anal. Geo. Chess Club Advisor GEOFFREY WEILERT BS Valparaiso Univ. MS Michigan St. Univ. Geometry, College Alg., Consumer Math, Indoor and Outdoor Track Coach The Foreign Language Department, under the guidance of Frank Lewis, underwent many changes due to the budget cuts and the addition of the Ar- butus ninth grade students. Joyce Valliant and Tom Manus taught half-day here at CHS, causing classes to be larger than in previous years. Although there were budget cuts, the AFS, French and Spanish clubs continued to be successful in enhancing cultural learning. R. JOYCE VALLIANT BA Washington College MLA Johns Hopkins Spanish II, V Spanish Club Advisor FRANK M. LEWIS BA McMurry College MA Univ. of New Mexico Spanish IJ, II, IV, French II Dept. Chrm., Spanish Club Advisor THOMAS J. MANUS AB Middle Tenn. State Univ. MLA Johns Hopkins French J, II, Il FLA, French Club Advisor AFS BUSINESS | The Business Department educated career and college-bound students with skills needed in business oriented careers and everyday finance problems. William Sites led the Business Department due to the loss of last year’s department chair- man, Paul Lopata. WILLIAM SITES BS Shippensburg Coll. Accounting I, II PUT Intro. to Data Processing ROBERT J. KREHNBRINK BS Univ. of Md. Masters equiv. Bus. Math, Typing, Economics, Law DORETHA W. DUBOSE BS Morgan State Univ. MAS Johns Hopkins Typing I, I Shorthand I, I TOP 36 The Home Economics Department lost one teacher, Lynn Neff, but gained Mary Grauel, so their staffing remained at the same level. The Industrial Arts program got off to an unsettled start with Amien Joseph's breaking his foot and missing four weeks of the first semester. Im mediately after that, John Grunewald broke his toe. Within weeks after his first accident, he then went into the hospital for an opera- tion and missed the next five weeks of school. Even with all of the accidents to the teachers, the two departments had a suc- cessful year by teaming up together to provide a half year curriculum of both to the ninth graders. ANNE MEKALIAN BS Univ. of Delaware MLA Johns Hopkins Clothing I, II, Il Intercultural Foods Creative Home Arts Honor Society Advisor KENNETH BRADSHAW BS Univ. of Maryland Metal I Wood I Career Exploration Center JV Soccer Coach JOHN GRUNEWALD BS Johns Hopkins Electronics 1, 2, 3, Wood 1 ee ey ial tracers tatccisy AMIEN G. JOSEPH BS California State College MEd. Univ. of Maryland Mechanical Drafting Architectural Drafting Creative Crafts Department Chairman Spe Pir eT ere. ey ALLEN ARNOLD MEd. Univ. of Maryland BS Univ. of Maryland Junior Class Advisor Machine Woodworking Cabinetmaking Industrial Woodworking MARY GRAVEL BS Hood College Human Development Foods I Industrial Living ERP PHYSICAL EDUCATION The arrival of the ninth graders and the loss of a staff member caused significant increase in the size of Phys. Ed. classes. Senior girls were not offered orienteering this year due to the overcrowding. Teachers continued to stress safety in sports. Jane Rones joined the staff, filling a half-time position. CAREN WELSH CHARLES J. DEMANSS THOMAS CRAIN BA Gettysburg College AB Western Maryland College BS Appalachian St. Coll., MS Smith College MA Columbia University MA Appalachian St. Coll. Varsity Field Hockey, JV Dept. Chrm., Varsity Foot- Cross Country, Phys. Ed. 11 Softball; Phys. Ed. 10, 11, 12 ball, Athletic Comm., Phys. Ed. 12 : si = FRED YANERO JANE RONES AB Fairmont State Coll. BS Univ. of Rhode Island AA Comm. Coll. of Balto. MS West Virginia Univ. ME Springfield Coll. BS Salisbury St. Coll. KATHY SCHUYLER Phys. Ed. 9, 10 Phys. Ed. Varsity Basketball, Golf JV Field Hockey, Varsity Lacrosse, Phys. Ed. 10, 12 ART MUSIC The purpose of the Art Department, according to Charles Reisenweber, department chairman, was to get serious students to see art as a part of their lives and thereby work on their own. According to Raymond Hardy, the Music Department’s purpose this year was to have the students learn about music so that they could reach their highest potential. Their activities includ- ed four concerts and an exchange trip with a school from another state. RAYMOND HARDY BM, MM Peabody Conservatory Band, Orchestra, Music Theory Electronic Music, Instrumental Music Ensembles, Jazz Ensemble, Orchestra for Musical CHARLES REISENWEBER BA Western Md. Coll. MEd Towson St. Univ. Ast I, Art II Photography BARBARA WARD KEITH LAUER BA UMBC BFA, MFA MD Inst. Concert Choir, Art I, I Guitar IJ, II Football films Cheerleader Sponsor, Vocal Music for Musicals WESTERN VO TECH Western Vo. Tech., offering a wide variety of courses, was able to help students with job placement throughout the year. Many students plan to carry out their career based on the training they received from Western. The faculty and staff was greatly appreciated for their fine assistance. ie — — ome “ee me s oe eee ADDITIONAL SERVICES _ The purpose of the Career Oriented Program, COP, and the Diversified Oc- cupations Program, DO, was to provide an alternate approach to education. The students received instruction in an oc- cupational preparation course, along with any other courses needed to graduate, in the morning. Then, in the afternoon, they went to work at various jobs suited for each student. The Reading Lab aided students in developing speed reading and vocabulary. They also helped to prepare students for the PSAT and SAT tests. The purpose of the Special Education Department was to provide an education for students with special needs. YOSETTE PERRY BS Coppin State Math, English, Science, Social Studies, Vocational Planning TED S. LANDAU AB, MEd Univ. of N. Carolina English 10, 11, 12, Social Studies 10, Math 10, Special Ed. Dept. Chairman MARYANNE J. SAVAGE BA UMBC English 10, Math 10, Occupational Preparation COP Club Advisor HENRY ANDRION AB West. Md. MLA Johns Hopkins US History, DO Soda Man APRIL KOEPPEL BA Univ. of Md. MEd Towson State Reading Lab., Vocab. Development Study Skills LIBRARY NURSE The library underwent a few changes in policy this year due to complaints from students last year. The library was open before homeroom and more students were allowed in during study halls, making the library more accessible to everyone. Once again this year, the nurse took care of many programs during the school year. In addition to the “Smoke Out” program, Mrs. Chalcraft had to take charge of the screening and testing of all ninth graders. Throughout the year, she continued to provide excellent health care for all students. JOAN LEHMAN LINDA McCORMICK Librarian’s Secretary BS Towson State MA Morgan State Librarian, Library Aide Advisor SELVIN RUDD BS East Tennessee State MEd Towson State Librarian, A.V. Coordinator Senior Class Advisor PATRICIA CHALCRAFT RN Mad. General School of Nursing BS, MS Johns Hopkins School Nurse The cafeteria staff should be thanked for their continual hard labor in improv- ing the meals and in providing the school with a clean cafeteria. The custodial staff did an exceptional job of keeping the school clean and in order. This year, they were again under the leadership of chief custodian Floyd Thompson. Even though the bus drivers had to endure the year with overcrowded conditions due to the loss of 3 buses, they provided safe transportation fro all students. Dorothy Moore Floyd Thompson Cafeteria Staff James Perry Randy Seidel 1 Daw CL ak Bus Drivers Catherine Stewar d Fana Wolf Dawn Prosper 49 CE Seniors Seniors The Class of ’82 had a very profitable Executive Board: S. Page, G. Ashby, M. Good, D. Helm, J. Rohrbeck year. Selling cheese and sausage, the class earned a surprising amount of over $5000. With low prom tickets and plenty of food for Senior Day, the members of the class were benefited by their hard work. Money was also earned by selling class T-shirts, stickers and having numerous bake sales. The class council would like to extend its appreciation to all those who helped to make 1982 a memorable year. ¢ es Sg SEE we , Top Sales People Officers: K. McNicholas (Treas.), C. Dailey (Pres.), B. Young (V. Pres.), L. Brown (Sec.). Lm rey) Lae: Lm) fs Wy Advisors: 1. Deas, S. Rudd. You, with the past at your back And the future unsure Asked for the chance to try once more. Well aware of the consequences Should the dream fall through You threw down your last d f a NEIL ABENDSCHOEN ( oe ae ADELSBERGER __ Neil; Varsity (10, 11, 12) Lacrosse; Cato- 10 cer, 11) Foot a € CNSes nian (12), doin’ blues and funnels w the pene '76 Chevelle, Friday nights, -) h ° ae food fights, - GM, 68¢ bets, ing a Kees sess Califor. : X WHERE ARE TEETH?!, SP ova, fin a won't a anting to try somet Ing new. school days, OC bumming, 135th st. calle psa in electronics, living beach, B4, No No No!, TK cant hold her happy � to — shal PC... college. pee : i NATALIE ANNE ADELSBERGER WILLIAM JOSEPH AFFELDT ao PAULI ALBERT) Le BEATRICE . ALLEN a Talking w friends, listening to rock and roll _ Billy; machinist, partying, race cars. = : __ Bea; Varsity (10, 11) Basketball, arsity ( ... medical school, become a medical assis- : : : — eee ae - tant, marriage, travel, children someday. a : 8 . = 2 sea oe KELLY JEAN ALLOWAY VICKI LYNN ANDERSON LARSEN ANGEL JIM : Fundraisers (11, 12), Prom Comm. (11, 12), Huzbo, Sped; Ocean City, partying, rock NHS, rock and roll, partyin’, BH’s frisbee Goober, girls, basketball, eae OC, us Spanish Club Vice Pres. (11); special friends, and roll — WVT ... cosmetologist, . - Ocean City, es ing the —— w SB, MA, RS, BC, RB, Young Life, guys, OC, Mom... California. and MA ... to serve a successful 2 year UMBC, nursing. Mormon mission, attend have a large family. : 54 _ DAWN LEE BANNAR Prom Comm. (11, 12), HR. Rep (12), _ Band good friends, MG + B2CD, pepper- pple juice, CC Russe, Gollum, Fish, ee ito YL, Tanning shoes, sun a Me id STEPHANIE MICHELLE BARRY Steph; BSU (10), FBLA (11, 12), School Store (11, 12); traveling, sewing, bowling, elas Gibbons, remembering those e night talks w MM and CB, being crazy w crazy friends, especially those “Leewood Girls” ... CCC, Tennessee State, computers, marriage, two children, ... Bermuda, DAVID BRIAN BERG KIMBERLY ANN BARTOSZ Kim; JV (10) Varsity (11) Volleyball, JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Basketball, Varsity (12) Field Hockey, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Softball; NHS, Homeroom Rep (10), Varsity Club (11, 12), Band (10, 11, 12), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Jazz Band (10, 11), South Pacific. . . college. ELIZABETH C. BERNARDINI Catonsville Woodworking Guild; wood- working, bicycling ... attend Rochester Institute of Technology or Appalachian State. Beth; Chorus (11), Theatre Arts 1, Il, Oklahoma!; friends, to have good times, jogging ... Mike, continue education in med secretary nursing, marriage. JUDITH ANNE BASS Judi, Twiggy, NHS, Spanish Club (10, 11), Band (10, 11, 12), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Oklahoma!; Jaimie Lacey, ceramics, friends, sleeping ‘til noon, ice cream, Sete ... college, marriage, children, lab technician, housewife, DEBRA D, BEURRIER ANTHONY REZIN BECCIO Catfish; the Ingelside, Miller time, being. “mechanic, being a millionaire by 34, the | Hood, braiding T's “Hey baby, wanna??” — Oa my own business, Lincoln Tec MARY S. BIEDRZYCKi_ IM THY DANIEL BLAIR : : tim, JV (11) Lacrosse; Choir (12), Dame IL, Masquerade, Oliver, Cheaper by the ‘Dozen, You Cant Take It vith” You) thing at All, Our Town, spring musical '82, acting, reading, being an individual 4 oe of 82, a SHARON MERLE BLANKMAN Partying, horseback riding, swimming... a to eailese, oo JOHN STEVEN BOSLEY Jack, Boz, JV (10) Football, Varsity (02) Lacrosse; Jul, to be a professional SCUR- BA, good times and friends ... attend i: ee, law school?, do well in whatever] “Month MICHAEL JOHN BLOUIN Mike-eye; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Football, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Lacrosse, NHS; long vacations in the stratosphere,’ BM 1990 ... stay loyal to the crew, get serious someday, buy a nice little play in the stars and play lacrosse on the moon. THOUMMA BOUNGNASENG ALAN LEONARD BOWMAN Varsity (10, 11, 12) Wrestling, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Lacrosse; summer, Ocean City, lots of free time, Karen — I love you... lege, marriage, living. TAMMY LYNN BOWMAN Slim, Shakey; The Hood, Standing clear, sliding on in, “Holidays,” Fuzzy, going out w “the girls,” tight ‘ee being happy living down OC, college, travel, a DERRICK T, BROWN Continue as a student at Catonsville, then .. college, doctor, always hope to college . for the best. 58 ERIC COURTNEY BROWN JV (20) Varsity (11, 12) Football, Varsity (11, 12) Indoor Track, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Outdoor Track, County, ae State Champion, Varsity Club (11), SC Re ep (11); running, comics, money ... Coast Guard, education. REBECCA MARIE BRANDT Becky, Bunny, Kitty, Kid, Becker, Beck Beck, Reb; Barry, “B B Electronic ser- vices,” never forgetting friends, memories, martiage counseling w TB in HR, Bestestest friends ait Bri, “Ain't no thing,” “What it be?”, love, live, laughter AM — nothing’s real! ... Barry, family. MAURICE DEANGELO BROCK Moohey; my own crew, Bonnie and Clyde, O’dells, Putty Mobile, New ee tobea professional Scurber ... attend RETS, electrical engineer, prosperous in whatever my outcome is. KEITH DOUGLAS BROWN Keith-eye; JV (10) Varsity (12) Football, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Lacrosse, Varsity Club (11), NHS, Spanish Club (10, 11, 12), Spanish Honor Society (10, 11), RWB Crew, Hijack own plane to deserted Island. college lacrosse, use massive ex- petience ... college, USAFA, Jet pilot, engineering. college, marriage to BRUCE R. BROWN Budwiser . .. own my own body and a sone to Cali fornia. 2 KEVIN scott BROWN Scott-eye; JV (10) Varsity (42) Football, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Lacrosse; NHS; RWB Crew, Lacrosse Rolls, lift weights, 300 Ib. club, beautiful girls and lots of sun... Air Force Academy, Jet pilot, eventually com- mercial pilot. FrPHEER FS Guidance Aide (11, 1 ng and having fun w Cheryl, Suss ayle, OC, Sunshine, weekends . ft BERT JOSEPH BURCHARD _ rsity (10, 11) Outdoor Track; NHS, ate (10, 11, 12), Orchestra (10, 11), cling, white water canoeing, outdoors, r _ colle ge. ___ JOHN HENRY BURK, JR. ‘Hermy; JV (10) Varsity (12) Football, Var- ‘sity (10, 11, 12) Tennis; OC, Bixby’s, beebs, WB Crew, rays, real music, babes, surf- ig, skiing, tennis, wrong doings ... col- ge, business, single, growing older but op a Medix School, Career, marriage, happiness _. MICHAEL JOSEPH BURKE Mike; JV (10, 11) Varsity (12) Baseball, JV (10) Basketball, Varsity Football; Ocean City, sports, brew, girls . .. college, jail. SHARON MARIE BROWN _ Donna Ml, laughing w Rodney S., being ___ w Leslie and Michelle, Peabo Bryson con- certs and SLW v4) petting our (Of __Gttonsville for good, college, psyche, pro- | fessional singing careet, marriage to _ Peabo, raising Peabo jr. BRIAN C. BURLEIGH Burl; JV (10) Varsity (11) Football; parties and pumping iron ... college, business, get rich and have fun. RONALD THOMAS CARBACK Ron; NHS, Ski Club (10, 11, 12), Catonian (12), Chess Club (12); racquetball, skiing, a nice cube, aesthetic beauty, What's a mat- ter you?, Why do you do me like you do?, knowing Christ, getting into the white water, OC . . . engineering. JOHN GERALD BUSER Jerry, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Lacrosse; party- ing, sunshine, lacrosse, wild women ... Merchant Marines, Calhoon MEBA Engineering School. CORY F. CASE JV (10) Basketball, JV (10, 11) Varsity (12) CARLA REGINA CASAMASSINA Varsity (11) Outdoor Track, Varsity (12) ( Cross Country; Concert Choir (12), runn- Soccer; Chess Club (11, 12); Aesthetic beauty, eh! Speakin jive w profs, Buff and Mark, Hello!, scuse me’, mellow ice cubes, Why do you do me like you do? .. UMBC, evading B-life. ing, ice skating, Robert ... college — to be a psychologist or a juvenile delinquent counselor. DAVE ANDREW CARROLL Cars, fixing, racing, optometry, motor cycles, country music — Dolly Parton, Charlie Daniels ... being an optometrist as of July 23. RON J. CASTLE, JR. KIM A. CHAPMAN ee ne have a li ittle one s TRACY LYNN CARTE Being w friends, memories, — glances, dazed and confused 4- Know? hai fs sages i bey yo Teale , ages TINA R. CAVEY OC p ies, having fun!, school’ g - travelling, a ee i ee MELISSA R. CHILDERS _ a | major in music, get rich processing, marriage to always be inthe money. — y , fishing, weeken go to college and ‘ . SHAYLA COLLIER JOSEPH CHARLES CLARKSON Joe Donut, Freddy Football; JV (10) Varsi- MICHAEL LARRY COLLINS Mike; Varsity (10) Indoor Track, Varsity (10) Outdoor Track; rock and roll, stereo equipment . ., disc-jockey, Towson State, (11, 12) Football, JY (11) Baseball, All- ounty Football (12); making donuts, hav- a good time, Florida 82, OC ‘81, CRYSTAL LYNN CONIGLAND CC, Leewood Girls; JV (10) Softball, Varsi- ty (11) Tennis, SGA Rep (11, 12), FBLA (10, 11, 12 — Pres.), BSU (10, 11 — VP, 12 — Pres.), Spanish Club (10); travelling, meeting people, Leewood Girls, helping people, professional dance, partying ... college, nursing, career, marriage, children, JOHN COPPOLA PATRICK D, COSSEY MARY BETH CORBETT Varsity (10) Indoor Track, Varsity (10) Outdoor Track, Varsity Mgr. (11) Volleyball, Varsity Mgr. (11) Softball; good friends, B2CD, OC — 89th St., pep- permints and applejuice, phantom students, O. Boregard Fang, Virginia ... college, medicine, FRANCES MARIE CREMEN Fran, Speedy; Michael, partying, OC, Budweiser, 3 musketeers, whipped cream, ‘but Mr. Shannon, summer nights, A 41 2 ... Career, travelling, my own apartment, happiness, love, marriage, kids. CHRISTY LEE CORBITT Shirl; JV (10) Varsity (11) a (11) Field Hockey; summers at OC, all night PN w Trace, kahlua syndrome, Fla. 82, Simple Rizz, Ocean Mists and Willowed Sands, Oh! Those times, crispy bark ... Mmartiage, travel — “It’s hard to say.” JUAN LUIS CRESPIN Juan; Varsity (12) Soccer, AFS, Spanish Club; to travel all over the world, get drunk on Sprite, grow a better mustache and brush my teeth after each meal ... economics, computers, girls. PAULA S. CRIZER 4 = EF, ea __ BRIAN A. CROSBY - - Crew Chairman; | just want to on ___and roll and to become president of Brew | Crew committee ... to become in- age! wealthy ad be a drummer me MICHAEL G. DANIELS awe sity (12) Field a Mike; JV (11) Varsity oo Baseball, Varsity Varsity (10, oo Indoor Track, Varsity (10) (11, 12) Wrestling ... Lisa partying, rack, aw (11, 12) Lacrosse; ) friends. : b (10, ny accepting today and ce tomorrow © - college, medicine. for a re band and oe ny life away. Oh fy cede _ computer programmer at NSA, Barry, GENE DAVID CROSBY Sinner, women, HMRR, customized vehicles, plenty of heavy metal and hard rock .. . college, major in data processing, become a systems analyst and intensely CAROL ANN DAYHOFF NHS; lots of money, JOURNEY in con- cert, animals, , fun in the sun, laughter, love and happiness . .. career as marriage, kids. Lessons learned are like bridges burned You only need to cross them but once, Is the knowledge gained, worth the price of the pain? Are the spoils worth the cost of the hunt? MICHAEL E, DELUCA TERRI L. DIVINCENZO MARGARET LYLE DEMAREST NHS, French Club (10, 11), Band (10, 11, 12), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), School Musicals (1 0, 11, 12), County Band and Orchestra (11, 12), State Orchestra (12), State Band (12), District Solo Ensemble Festival (10, 11, 12), State Solo Ensemble Festival (10, 11). . . at- tend Peabody Conservatory, musical therapy, marriage, children, be a millionaire w sis. JEAN MARIE DRESCHSLER Data processing, Bob, being w my family, laughing w friends, OC. sliding on in at times to see BTF and the Inglehood .., become a computer programmer, con- tinued happiness, marriage and children. NHS, St. Mark CYO, Masquerade, Oliver, Bob; Varsity (11) Baseball; baseball, foor- CAROL BERNADETTE DECLUE ROBERT ALLEN DELAUDER Concert Choir (10, 11, 12 — Pres.); swim- ball .. . work for Bud. ming — Fla. 82, OC in June, being w KS, a PC, KM, and AS, talking w my favorite weatherman, lifeguarding, sunny days, — “Lucricia, you kill me,” swimming forever .. college, nursing, marriage. ESSE CHRIS J. DIPIETRO ANN MARIEDISANTE — _ “Geeze,” friends, BOFF ... PAKT, summers, riding the carousel of life, C. clu’ BP’s, OH, midn ... fried, to get the most out of life, no one said it would be easy!, sunset’s dreams .. . college, be successful at whatever J do in life, marriage, -hiluren. Bee BRIAN J. DUDLEY PAM J. EDMONDSON Fran, me, Barb and Misty Blue for ‘82, — thanks Beth for getting metoschool ee DONNA JEAN EVANS CHARLES RODERICK EVERETT RAYMOND SPENCER EWING Preston, OC, friends . . . marriage. : ‘Chuck; JV (11) Varsity (12) Lacrosse, Var- Ray; JV (11) Soccer, Varsity (10, 11, 12) ae oo ___ Sity (12) Soccer, NHS .... to get into the Lacrosse, Varsity Club (11); play club construction field, or computers, lacrosse, Kathy ... law enforcement, join a : oe Police force, marriage to Kathy. YMONDSCOTT FERRELL —- SALVATOREGONZOFERTITIA__ Fomin; Rush, Black Sabbath, Oz- Salvy, JV (10) Basketball, JV (10) Soccer, _ s, Fock Music, partying, cars, motor. ‘Theory, Piano (11, 12); Judas Priest, Black : cycles _.. Policeman. Sabbath, girls, partying, rock concerts, : 2 friends, being in a rock group . .- survive, exotic romances, Rock-n-Roll Band, travel, get rich and famous. RALPH BENJAMIN FLEMING Flem, Ralphie Rocks, The Man; 7 (10) Football, BSU; Darlene Holmes .. . To be the baddest bass player around. MICHAEL STEVEN FORD Al Wood; JV (10) Wrestling, Varsity (12) Indoor Track, Varsity (12) Baseball, Chess (10, 11 — Vice-Pres.), Led Zeppelin, Lisa, North Carolina, Philadelphia Eagles ... college, marry Lisa, Talk to Robert Plant. PAUL EDWARD FLINTON Schmaul; Electronic music; Heavy Metal; Wow, I coulda had a BH’s, OZZY, Ultimate Field Parties, RIOT, BH’s Forever, PRIEST, Long, hot, nights with —? MAIDEN ... OC on AC, whatever comes along, College Park. LISA D. FRANCK SGA Rep (12), Ski Club (10, 11), Spanish Club (10, 11, 12), Comet Reporter (11), News Editor (12), Quill and Scroll, Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica; my family, friends, travel, enlightenment ... Loyola College, marriage, children, living well, continued happiness, success, ANDREA SUEFORD | Munchkin, Shorty, Ant; Varsity (12) Cross Country, Varsity (11, 12 — Capt.) Outdoor Track, Varsity (12 — Capt.) Indoor Track, — Library Aide (11, 12}, Laer guys, good friends EB, CC, CB . Career. REGINALD CORDELL FRANKLIN _ Reggie, Frank, Crew; JV (11) Basketball, Varsity (10) Indoor Track, Varsity (12) Basketball, Varsity (12) Outdoor Track; women, basketball, le, music, the unknown, DL, KF, LH, SB, CC, MO, DH, AT... to attend a 4 year college, business administration, ee the U.S.M.CR., get married, have kids, live happily ever after. , college, sports, _ Kel JV (0) Basketball Vast (10,1, 2) _ Outdoor Track Atte A ae Sec.), FBLA cessful — — ee o oe ne - o Sped, e; Vice. (10) City, gaene = oar: me, N days op Inn, Kamakasis “French Fwies,” flirting, tee. my hi ted roses, Heard the word? catchi my someone special — Jimm stewatdess, Fly The Friend! KELLY MONIQUE FREEMAN business, have my own business, 2 Se = = se 4 Fe Fs a FREEMAN Vas (101,12) 3A Rep. BU 0, 1,11 Sec}, OF Jub (1 dancing, oe Sissy body and fender PAUL C. GESSERT YAN! N GRALL Frenchie; Vi; sity (12) ‘Outdoor ao AFS swimming, horseback riding, koa fen _ Live in USA or Tahiti or m Hawatt, be rich and happy. DIANE LYNNE GICK __ Music, sewing, working with animals _ working as a medical secreta LIANNE REBECCA GREEN _ Bucky; NHS, (10, 11, 12) Band, (10, 11, 12) _ Orchestra, Oklahoma ‘and. South Pacific __ Orchestra; being w friends, Young Life, campaigners, playing flute, mustaches . college, money, matriage, family, finding ‘happiness. ‘MIKED. GOLDFARB : i ak to go to Johns — and major in physics. FREDERICK TYRONE GREENE Drac-Freddy G; (10, 11, 12) Jazz Band, Or- chestra, Band; playing drums, basketball, hanging out w the fellas ... college, become a professional drummer, play in my band, find the right girl. 68 JOESEPH MATTHEW GREENE Joe-Blitz, JV (11) Varsity (12) Football, Varsity (12) Indoor Track, JV (11) Varsity (12) Lacrosse; sports, girls ... bricklayer and more girls, get closer to God and my family and Lisa, college, meet a lot of peo- ple, mostly girls, TIMOTHY A. GUERRASIO JV (10, 11) Varsity (12) Soccer, JV (11) Var- sity (12) Lacrosse, Chess Club (12), ouspoc, soccer, OC, Lithuania Ambassoder, Hooters ... chicken farming, working for Frank Purdue, college. ; MARK MURICE GREENE Black Bart; Concert Choir (12), Our Town, South Pacific, Stage Mgr.; speaking jive w drafting class, hanging out w Billy Bob, Jimmy J, sticking up horsehide in baseballs ... college, Ocean City, friends. KARLA MARIE HAIGLEY MY GUY, 450 sl, OC ... getting tich, meeting Mr, Right, standing clear, JEAN LYNN GRENIER AC w Andrea K, great times w Steve F, July 10... “Live the good life,” be w my friends, SUSAN ELIZABETH GRIFFITH Susie, Susan; cosmetology, crazy times at WVTC, special times w JB, weekends, Rodeo, Guys, dancing, Ocean City, Sum- mer Nites, Thanks, Mom and Dad ... Medix School, Medical Asst., finding that Special guy, marriage, career, family. SHAWNA DENISE HAKER © Parties w the Mt. Men, KL and J Rubble, pening through screen doors, OC, flying an airp more, GB-Journey '81, Bomb shelter April 10, KC, DK, KL ... college, airline stewardess, marriage, family, friends. (Theology) teacher, marria; ane, good times w KL and many — ELIZABETH EVEGRIBER Liz; Concert Choir (12), Theatre Arts IL (12), Drama Club, Oliver, The King and. Once Upon a Maitress; fencing, writing, reading, swimming, Theatre Arts, pla: tennis, softball, watching lacrosse football, softball ... c R ee CATHERINE ANN HALL coal reading books, CYO, : watching TV, doing crafts, swimming playing tennis during the summer | working as a medical secretary, college. RONNIE EUGENE HARRIS Mudd: 12) Soccer, SGA Rep, Black Student _ fashion model. dy (10) Varsity (12) Outdoor — “Track, Varsity (12) Indoor Track, Varsity Union (10, 11, 12) to be a “Solid Gold Dancer” ... to be a professional dancer, _ SCOTT MICHAEL HARRISON West Coast, Chevy's, “Catonsville at night,” rock-n-roll, Dew Drop Inn, good __ friends and good parties. JODY L, HANNA __ KATHRYN MARIA HART Kate; JV (10) Volleyball, JV (10, 11) Soft- ball, JV (11) Varsity (12) Field Hockey, — Catonian (12), Ski Club; LIPS, OC-yeahl, wild experiences w PR, MM, LH, JH, great talks w Craig V., Loyola and Mt. guys, fuzzy duck, quarter games, OH NO!, sick of being broke, morming blahs!!, Rodeo, skiing the Mts., TR, excellent memories of excellent times, Mom.. . college, travel, Mr. Right. 69 di) JEFFREY W. HARTLINE DAVID PATRICK JAMES HEATH All Man Dave; Varsity (10) Cross Country, Student Council (10), Guidance Aide (12), Drama I, Il, Wl, South Pacific (11), Mame (12) Robindel, Winni, Winks, Pinetree's, PS. New Hampshire, Susie, Ward's w Renie, GW, 7th per ... CCC, Own Heath Oil, JILL KRISTIN HARTLOVE Executive Board (10, 11), Homeroom Rep. (11, 12), Spanish Club (11), Catonian WD good times and good friends, slow motion ocean — MMMWAH! letters from Ohio, Bubba, floor parties at C.P, % of Julie and hi-n-all, D, thanks Mom . . . college, NYC. TIMOTHY CHARLES HELLMAN Varsity (10, 11, 12) Lacrosse, JV (10) Varsi- ty (11) Soccer, partying forever, O.C., par- tying down the Y . . . Electrician, Building my own house, getting married when J am 35. JEFFREY A. HAWKINS attend CCC for data proc DENISE MICHELE HELM - Dennis, Niecy; Varsity (11, 12) Cross Country, Varsity (11) Indoor Track, Varsi- ty (10, 11) Outdoor Track, NHS Vice-Pres. (12), Sp. Honor Society Pres. (12), Jack, Young Life, good times with friends . . - Loyola, traveling, marriage, thanks Mom and Dad, : THERESA ANNE HEMLER JV (10) Field Hockey, Varsity (11, 12) Volleyball, Varsity (10, 12) Basketball, NHS, Catonian, Band (10, 12), Butch, Boff! OC summers — C Club, BP, O.H., M, States — Yeah Baby!,” Rappin’ w my B-Buddies, J.B's Hold Out, Memories of Hopes .. . college, legal secretary... strut down the road of riches. cessful career in data processing. = LISA ANNE HAZELTON © Lee; SGA Rep (12), BSU (10), FBLA (11, 12); Guys w potential —_ especial Michael and Darryl, posi ee having a good time w my friends eves “i ly the “Leewood girls” ... thanks Mom, A processing, someday be happily married w 2 children and _ JENNIFER ANN HEMLER John, friends, parties, Bud, fun, Led Zep- pelin, Jimmy Page, special kids . .. South Garolina, college, marriage, kids. BARBARA L. HENNICK _ Varsity (12) Track; guys, skiing, basketball, softball, going out w friends ... CCC, matriage. eo ee DAWN]. HILLEGAS_ h; JV (10) Volleyball, JV (10, 11) : FBLA (10, 11, 12), Ski Club (11, 2), Politics Club (11, 12), NHS, Social Comm. (il, 12), Spirit Comm. (11, 12); food, well hun, let me tell rou ,,. college, mong, travel. Mout! __ GLENN SCOTT HOLDEN sity (12) Football — All County Team; itars, Ocean City, ea) ay atest, PATRICIA DENICE 8 HIGHSMITH _ MARK NATHAN HINCKLEY NHS, Debate and Speech ‘Club President (12), It's Academic Capt'n (10, 11, 12), Politics Club (12), Nove Debate (10), Debate (11, 12), MMSL (10, 11, 12), Con- stitutional Review Comm. — Chrmn. (12), Matchmaker (10), Our Town (12) . Hampden-Sidney College, law ‘school, —-—hmLmLrmr——C E DARLENE HOLMES Skating, partying, Mario, Prince, meeting new people, animals, clothes, singing, modeling, modern dance ... go to a school for nursing, model, sing, someday meet Prince, me and Mano bering married, LINDA JEAN HINE Hiney; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Lacrosse, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Field Hockey, Catonian (12), Ski Club (10, 11, 12); lifeguarding, OC after grad., skiing the bumps, NO WAY!, Mar, Loyola football, St. Joe friends, great times w KH, PR, JH, pal for life — Mar, Love to Mom, Dad and Curt, special themories w Denny ... college, being happy. LISA LYN HORNIG Weekends, partying, OC, cock and roll, cruising River Rd. God's Country, Wildwood and Ingleside, being froggy . . computer Operator, marriage to Michael (May of '83), children. 72 CHRISTOPHER HOURIHAN Sandy Pt. schooldays, OC, Blues w the Crew, Funnel monster, lumpfishing, foot- ball accessories, togaing, cow tipping w Blue-eye, Road trips w crew, Victims, flat earth society, Buzzard Rock's nightlife, massive flowing experience, OC Beach Beds — Skin diving, Laura — smile .. . PAUL JOSEPH JENKINS Chess Club (11, 12), Stage Crew (10, 11, 12), Matchmaker, Oklahoma, You Can't Take It With You, South Pacific, Our Town, Mame; cars, theatre ... college, career in television. LAURA ANNE HOWELL Varsity (10, 11, 12) Tennis, SGA Cor- responding Sec, (12), Debate, Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Club, Constitution Review Comm., (10, 11), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Oklahoma; orchestra, flute, music, marriage, family, happiness w what you do and who you are, good friends, success ... political science, UMBC law school. : THEODORE JOSEPH JENSEN Ted, TJ; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Basketball, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Baseball; sports, wasting away... college. DIANNA ANTIONETTA HUBBARD Hubbard; English Ms. Tustin’s 11th, English 12th, Simmons: making different _ friends, baseball, backgamble, dancing, — beginning w Ronnie and God child ... college, marriage to Ronnie, family, cosmetology school, own business, party — w my friendsand Old Man, __ WILLIAM E. JOHNSON SHARI LYNN JOHNSTON _ Bear, Bearbie, Fuzzy Wuzzy, Shay; Vars (10) Cross Country, Young Life — Spanish I-IV, CCD classes, Oklahoma, Babs’ Concert Choir, New Jersey, bebop- ping w JO, JP, AS, everyone — who Cares! pullin’ fast ones on teachers, PTL we did it, Jackie! Twins — don’t ya ‘em? Stand up Ricky!, “Mitch,” 24 bull is lot of BS!, singing 1st sop . . . college, med school, doctor!, to keep on keepin’ on! — TA Bez= DAVID SCOTT KEIM ‘Dave; quarters, rock and roll, girls, parties, experience, “hata So Birds, “The Fort’ ... college, OC, beebs, steady job, flying, aeronautical engineering. Chess Club Vice-Pres. (11, 12), make,’ THE BEATLES Se Cc Reap, Young Life, Real Rock and “Roll, fa Beatles are the Greatest!, working at Bob's “Each of us, a cell of awareness, Imperfect and Incomplete, “And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you Engineering, Electronics, Profess CHARLES J. KELLY GREG EDWARD KECK Greg; Varsity (11) Wrestling; “Wow, | could have had a BH,” Sabbath, Zeppelin, Maiden, Priest, Ozzy, Floyd, Ulrimate Field w my Blue Unicorn, Snoopy, Heavy Metal, = KATHRYN LYNNE KELLY Kathy, Space; Dew Drop Inn, Chuckles!, memories w Danny, crazy times w Fear- some 4-some, EYEBALLS AND SNAKES, “Fwench Fwies,” “Hello,” Fly the Friendly Skies!, OC, best of times w Deb and Karin, “The Pact,” Fw C ... airline stewardess. Borne on the first warm winds of feelings newly found Fly, but remember, don’t look down. Take as much as you think you ought to, Give just as much as you can Don’t forget what your failures have taught you, Or else you'll learn them all over again. MEGHAN MARIE KIEFFER TERESA LEE KING Meg, Kief, Mugs; JV (10, 11) Volleyball, NHS; Eatin’ potato chips, scrampin, 10 mile backups, driving “my” Fiat, laughin’ w Bake, my ballerinas, G-guys, photo, whatever, but it don’t matter, so to speak . cruise, Hawaii (someday), college?, become a famous fingernail painter. BARRY K. KLINEDINST Inn, Cid . ., having own auto shop. Terry; JV (11) Varsity (12) Hockey, JV (10) Basketball, JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Lacrosse, Catonian (12), NHS; BBY 1, Kim’s Place, Quarters, MA in OC, missing, B4-NO NO NO! good times w special friends, yes I can NA... college. VINCE A. KLOBY JEFFREY BARROWS KLOETZEL Smoke; cars, partying w the Dew Drop Herkimer, Jeffro, JV (11) Varsity (12) Lacrosse, NHS, RWB Crew, guitar, Moby D, sports, nice girls, sun, snow, friends, par- BRYON S. KERCHNER PAUL MICHAEL KIRSTUKAS Zukie; JV (10) Soccer, Varsity (11, 12) Wrestling, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Track, Varsity (11, 12) Cross Country; Young life, ice cream, cookies, good friends, enjoying life ,. College, computer science, to get fat. ties, being poor, weights, summer, laziness, ‘ood times ... college — architect; Rock Sear planes, war, Germany, parties, Lacrosse toad trip, special “T,’ grasshoppers mond un steamed a � . engi ing, Canada, live like Grizaly ‘Adams, — 7 marry Amy. VYTIS TOMAS KLIGYS Stein (move), Kligys’ Stein; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Soccer, JV (11) Lacrosse, Varsity (10) Indoor Track, Ski Club (10, 11); soccer, ski- ing, ouspoc, Indoor Body surfing, “Big Zero,’ OCBP, Tea Party's, Mr. Berry's Fan Club, OC good friends, booty, acting up college, scientist, MD, MISL, NASL. KAREN ANNE KENDALL Conchita; NHS; laughter, friendship, guys, _ bluegrass, horseback riding ... college, pro- fessional musician. ae e —— NO Woops Bh, t the beg ene Mn ( ote. NICK CHARLES LANDAVERE ve, JV (10, il) Varsity (12) Soccer, ve nis... college for electronics, play ¢ of sports, plan a trip around the world for next know Christ. 1 | 1 | nso ee Cee CHANDLER CLEMENT LOUDEN JV (40) Varsity (11, 12) Football, NHS, blues and funnels w the crew, 3 beeb nites, the experience from cows to pigs, 73 Ford Maseratei, babes, B4, lost on Melvin Ave., looking for chipped teeth ... col- lege, electronic engineering. MONICA ANN LUTZ Qua; nature, walking along the beach, OC, rock-n-roll, _niteclubs, DC ee i w Longview and Catonsville, the — good times w LF, TG, RL, JH, zg to college, getting mar- ce and oslcee bk s KENNETH PRESTON LOWE Bird; JV (10, 11) Varsity ie Baseball; football, baseball, basketball ... get rich, enjoy life, find the right girl, get married and have kids, Thanx Mom Dad. fi SHARON LOUISE MACGILL Magoo; Chorus (10); partying, traveling, concerts, going out w the gang... have a future w the Beeje, get married and have children someday, be happy w the almighty Beeje, I love Beeje. STEPHEN M, LOWMAN Lomax; SGA Rep (10, 11), Class Treasurer (10); aesthetic beauty, Eh!, Hello, scuse me?, learning to speak jive w bro Mark, boogie boards, mellow ice cubes, Why do _ you do me like you do?, gatoring, OZ. ZIE'S god ... rid the world of dirtballs, police work, being laid back, DANNY RICE MANGER Dan the Man; Kathy, teffy, tammy, the hood, Miller time, The Ingleside, Ocean icy, saat hockey, married women - owning a bar. _ ANDREW T. LUKAESKO_ Collecting valuable firearms, coins stocks ... make a lot of — Lainney; roller skating, Jim, horseback tiding, Chevelles, sunrises in OG being w my friends, “Oh shut up” ... get a job, be successful, ea and havea happy life. Beaners; bailecopige another pes on- drums! — Cts Eee RSS eS Bersay | | _ TRISHA MARIE MARRIOTT | tuned “up, 2 Sunday Services: Co ___ Must fall) RP. ... aviation, as big ___ KENNETH WADE MARSHALL Moose; JV (10) Football; Chess Club, Debate (11), Band (10, 11), Orchestra (12), Scholarship to Peabody (11), Orchestra for Oklahoma, Matchmaker Crew; music, pa tying, cars, women, Loe us all a little rain bucks, travel. _CYNDI McCANN Jimmy, - d partying, camping, horseback tiding, shopping for new stuff ... career, oc, travel ee os - CAROLYN JEANNE McCLURG Ski Club (10, 11), Library Aide (11), Peer- Counseling Group (12) . , . college. PAUL MARSHALL W ease; NHS; Greatful Dead and Guiness __Extra Stout, good climbing, good music, _ leading 5.11 in good company, Wombat _ Edicorial Staff... good summer climbing __ season, V.P1. or CLT. engineering ar- chitecture, youngest man atop Everest, _ some good grade 7 in the Himalayas. JAMES E. MCDOWELL Ray Charles; JV (10) Track, South Pacific, Mame; music, sports, working with kids, having good times with friends business, music or acting career. MARY TERESA McINTYRE Roger, the HOOD, the slide, epee clear, driving w sick woman Becky, mid- night hockey, Becky and my Monday morning hangovers, the Head Sisters, IL- RB ... good job, marriage, kids, my own Car. DIANA ROMAINE MEUSHAW Di, NHS — Treasurer, HR Rep (11), Spanish Club (10, 11 — Treas.), Comer (11 — Ass’t News Ed., 12 — Editor in Chief), Band (10, 11, 12), The Matchmaker, You Can't Take lt With You, South Pacific, Our Town, Mame; being w friends, Young Life, campaigners, summer, parties, the beach, having fun... college, career. PATRICIA ELLEN McKELDIN Pat, Lester, Pinhead; Ski Club (10, 11, 12); the HOOD, having a blast w my friends, country music, sliding on in, 132, sunsets, standing clear, being outdoors, OC, the corner, hackin’ around the ae GOWIYFG ... college, travel, being happy. JULIA LYNNE MEYERS Jill; JV (11) Field Hockey, JV (11) Varsity (12) Lacrosse, Ski Club (10, 11, 12), Cato- nian (12), great friends, YL, travelling, ski- ing, Mickey D's, Seven Springs, “Call me at Work” ... college, livin’ it up, career, marriage. KENNETH JAMES McKOY Buff, Calvino; IBL Future World Series Champs, IFL league champion of 1982, | MD team; = Sorrento’s, cars, computers and pizza, SFU, 9111, 9914 Morley . .. col- lege, travel, have a good time and OUSPOC green moniliski, KIMBERLY MICHELLE MEACHAM Meach, Kim; Vary (n 12 — Cape) Cheerleading, HR Rep (12), Spanish Club (10, od Coun (ai 19), Fund. Comm. (12), Young Life, Spirit Comm, (11, 12), Choir (12), South Pacific, Mame; thanx Mom! MA in OC, messin’ w the ex- ience, eater iB place ... college, , Brian, Brian and more Brian. ANNE L. MILLER Loueegie, Annie; Jimmy, goofing off w Bree, the Orioles, working at the BP station, talking w friends in study, “Hey love, huh?, At any rate, Oh well, I dunno, Gimme a break, That's life, HA HA, Skinhead, We Made It Breel!!” ... thanks Mom and Dad, to enjoy life, live long, stay happy and just be me. South Pacific; being a Christian, Young i _ KAREN LEE McNICHOLAS - McNic; Varsity (11) Volleyball Mgr., Vai sity (11) Softball Mgr, NHS — Sec. (12 Comet (11, 12), Distribution Ed, (12), HR Rep (10, 11, 12), Social Comm. (11), Or- chestra (10, 11, 12), Mame, Oklahoma, Life, campaigners, friends, good tim: .. - college, teaching. , KARLP, MEDINGER JAMES F, MILLER, I Al ees ROBIN J. MILLER i ‘ing, Wombat Editorial Staff. engineering, money. | JOYCEANN MULLINIX, | JV (10) Volleyball, TV (10, 11) Softball, JV _ (1) Hockey, Ski Club (10, 11, 12), ND and _ his red TA, skiing, 7 Springs, OC on MD _w CW and AS, photography, ps — I Love You, great times w preat friends, making | new friends and keeping old ones, smiling _ faces... college, career, mariage. J, NHS, Orchestra, Band, Christ, art, castles, caving, card throwing, draw- .- college i JANICE MARIE MURR Jan; people and John ... John, college, John, marriage, John, mathematics major, John, to pursue more meanin, friend- ships w CB, “Youve got a friend,” BF, TM, MARK S. MURROW Christian, golf, hiking ... going to college and g ing into Therapeutic Recreation, working es handicapped. CAROLINE JUSTINE NIPPARD Varsity (10, 11, 12) Softball ... college, marriage. KELLY N. MYERS Shmoo, CPT; Sta; (0) L412) Oklahoma, You Can't Take It With You, South Pactfic, Our Town, Mame; Banana Banchees, Waiting for Mr. B, Russian Spirit, Tazmanian F, feeding the ae shopping, car picnics, money ... findi love, college?, get rich have ee � times. SALLY A.NUNN - KRISTIN RAE MYERS Kris; (10, 11, 12) Ski Club, Stage Crew, Matchmaker, Oklahoma, South Pacific; swimming, skiing, Johann, 1360, friends, cute kickers, Francer the Dancer, Sophomore twins, Junya Twins and Seenya Twins .. travel, Ocean Isle NC, marriage? EILEEN FRANCES O'CONNOR . college, architecture, Varsity (12) Outdoor Track Mgr., Spanish Club (10), FBLA (12), Class Fundraising Comm. (10, 11, 12), NHS; here I come _ Atlantic City, traveling, collerskating, sports, having a good time w friends, 228, AS, SB, GE, Thanks Dad! ... go to UMBC, Information Systems Management. KEITH CLAYTON OLIVER Oli; JV (10) Varsity (12) Football, JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Basketball, JV (10) Baseball; BSU; piano, bass clarinet, sports, music, a ...to become a successful psychologist. DEAN WAYNE NAZELROD i JV (10) Football; water skiing, the i Pete and the gang, hunting | Wf Force, become rich, party. beet was bre coun wi lad Coun ' | g | | Becky | tek | On | | Becky; standing cleas, sliding on in, Gary, — i OC in the summer, Inglehood, PJ parties, | Busch gang, be w friends and have a good | taj time ... Computer programmer, marriage, An children. = } %, My | = MICHELLE DENEEN OWENS __ Princess, Shelly, gue rollerskating, _ dancing, of, = Keit! Leslie, Sharon Work or Political Science ees career, | marriage to Ss a THERESA RLANDI Her NNELL oo SAMUEL DAVIS PAGE KEL ‘SUE PALICKI VIRGINIA FRANCES PALMER Sam; Exec. Bd. 12), Toner Band (10, Le : it es Varsity (12) Indoor Track Mgr., 12), Orches S The: Track and Field (12), Chess Club (11, 12), : Library Aide (12), Gym Aide (12), sign (0, ay ‘NHS. ski to. die, Roundtop : age puppets, reading, swimming, _ friends, OC w MW, TB, JB, PK, major , children, working at camp Wo Me beebs at X-0 eet ee , skiing w LH To. B Bible study, singing . .. college, work ‘Take off you hoser, ex- _ w children, poing to meet the king. 1K, PRO EH BY, : oe GL, 12), Jaz County Oeten (12 ee an ‘Club, : “mastering woodwinds, the “Classics,” _ .-� music major, Towson State, — ag er bog a professional bas- _ CHARISSE C. PARKER DELORIS ANN PARKER DAXA S, PATEL i Lolos; singing, playing the piano, traveling y c . college, elementary education, settling down, getting married. 82 JEFFRY DOUGLAS PEARSON “Poopey’’; JV (10) Football, JV (10) Track, SGA Rep (10, 11), Exec. Bd. (11), Black Student oe (10, 11, 12), Treas. (11, 12), all sports, patties, girls, music ... college, marriage, become a professional sowie. MICHAEL JAMES PINDER‘ Mike; JV (11) Football, JV (10) Varsity (12) Wrestling; outdoors . . . college. BRIAN KELLY PENNINGTON Brian, older women, hunting, motorcycles, WVA Mountains ... Marines, college, having a happy life. EVAI. PINTER JV (10), Varsity (12) Hockey, NHS; AC, Florida w Sue, good times w Renee and Linda, Long talks w BY, JH, PR, 7th period study, OC w special friends fe UMBC, medical profession, travel, mat- riage, happiness. BRIAN JEFFREY PHELPS JV (20) Baseball Mgr.; traveling to Carib- bean, Cindy, outdoors . .. Ocean City, col- lege, data processing. LYNN MARIE PIWOWARSKI Lynne, Kwino, Christabell Portney-Bird, Schkiii, Bones, Tweedy or Sylvestor,; NHS; CC, C, K, B G, C, C, J B, R, family, friends, sharing, being together, happiness, love, memories, July 19th, 1980, piano, ‘keeping fit,” Vogue, education, career, To find myself, to i me, to wake up in an — world, to end my dream, PS: anks for being my Mom and Dad. I love you. — Be there when I get well, okay?” DEBRAH ANN PILCHER Debbie; skating bowling hair oarage g eS ROBERT JOHN PIWOWARSKI __ Bird; fishing, sailing, boating, traveling . . to buy a piece of iood and have the house T want built on it. i) : PRANCES ANN POOLE ce ANN POTTER JV (10) Football, ‘Orchestra Go, Gules an ; SGA Rep (11), SGA Alt. (12), Choir : 40), Ocean City, Ingleside (slide), com- _—(10, 11, 12), Ce (11, 12), Mike, Job's puters career... college, computers, _ Daughters, OC, having fun w my friends vay college, martiage, family. DAVID WAYNE RAWLINGS ENNETH LEE RAMP. : | CRYSTAL DOREEN RANDALL LESLIE RANDALL : Chris, watching TV, long walks, shopping SGA Rep. (10, 11); playing basketball, ping JV (10) Football; going on w my welding eG, nursing, pong, dancing, singing, watching GH, go- Career, partying at Ocean City w my | ing out... taking care of Tiana, moving friends, spending the summer w Denise. to the Big Apple NY, college, medical secretary, being w HRA, helping Donna Tl w her career. BS Lessons learned are like bridges burned You only need to cross them but once, Is the knowledge gained worth the price of the pain? Are the spoils worth the cost of the hunt? JAMES ALEXANDER REGER Reg-Reg, Bulldog; to serve the Lord, mar- riage, have a new truck ... i technician. GAIL BELINDA ROBERTS. Ski Club; Gia a Ocean City, swim- ming, skiing -. DOREEN DOROTHEA REYNOLDS “Deanny,” ‘Sal’; JV (10) Volleyball, (10) Wrestling Mgr., Black Student Union .. . matry Kevin, fulfill dreams, success, Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Photography Multimedia, partying, sing w wild and crazy friends, esp. JW, LH, CB, SR, travel- ing, sports, Mercedes, sports, discos, con- certs, live, love, happiness, Thanks mom for being a hh mother. Hope KO and Dondi get everything they strive for — they deserve it. KIRK V. ROBERTS BONNIE MAY REDD David, THE HOOD, Mustangs, Willie Nelson, getting out of school, owning a Mercedes. RICCARDO ANTIONE ROBINSON. Rouk; (10, 12) Drummer, science, sports _ travel, make new discoveries in Physics and Bio See Comm. (12), talks w Kim, OT's, MA in. _paigners . .. college, —— oe marriage to Emie, ood vob, sik : iL JUDY ELAINE ROHRBECK — 11) H ; 11) Vai 1 Pam ean OC, messin’ w the experience, Kim’ Place, quacters, jeeps! bag Life, Car LESSONS LEARNED Dan Fogelberg ©1977 Hickory Grove Music (ASCAP) ea e368 Ee: TRF So 1, 12) Softball. HS, Ski Club (10, INE MARIE SCHINDHELM _ miying wij buddies Lisa, TT Dens Peddlers, Bill, eB _ KATHLEEN E. RUEDA. Burger, JV (10, 11) Varsity (12) Cheerleading, SGA Rep (10, 12), Young Life (11, 12), Spirit Comm. (12), Sr, Class — (12), Bobbers, friends, OC-YL, Cam- _ paigners: “Keep Running,” Good Luck Sunshine’... matriage, cosmetology. ‘COLLEEN MARIE SCHEUFELE Col; roller skating, bowling, OC, parties, guys. . . martiage, family - PHYLLIS LOUISE SCHLEICHER Steye, OC, bowling, partying, Camaros... | Career, marriage, family. ; JULIA ELIZABETH RUPPEL ulie; JY (10, 11) Hockey, JV (10, 11) Basketball, JV (10) Lacrosse, SGA Rep (11); Steve, OC, parties w KL and SH, “Get up, Kath!” “Hey Shawna, ya want some oe Quarters, memories I'll nevet forget ... get a good job, get mat- tied, have a family. . ’ KATHERINE V. SCHIAFFINO Scuff, CYO, Masquerade, Oliver, Anything as All, Library Aide (12), Guidance Aide _ (12), Mame, Concert Choir (10, 11, 12); be- ing w CD, PC, AS, “Lucricia, you kill __me,” OC, all those pictures, “Mercy” ... CCC NY, marriage. JULIE LYNN SCHMITT JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Hockey, JV (10), Varsity (11) Basketball, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Lacrosse Mgr. Varsity (12) Basketball Mgr.; friends, Kim's Place, quarter, GMM, MA in OC... college, teach adaptive PE. LINDA ANN SCHUESSLER Lynn; Concert Choir (10); swimming, be- ing w ED R, enjoying nature, to Praise the Lord! . . . enjoy life, be as happy as | am now, w Ed R, forever, marriage, travel to Colorado, keep in touch w JO, SM, LK, NEVA LAVERNE SCOTT Peva; JV (10) Varsity (11) Basketball, FBLA; basketball, singing, Daryl, and beernard ...¢ eee Champale cosmetologist, further ee) : education. ROBERT V. SERIO Rob; Varsity (11) Track, ——— desanotabee 2 MARY F. SERVARY GR, CS, EM, and our nutty homeroom. ANN LOUISE SHAW AL; JV (10) Field Hockey, Varsity Club, Ski Club, Comet, Catonian, Social Comm., Orchestra (10, 11, 12), NHS; PS and 7up, I love PS! STP w CW, OC MD W JM, CW, PC, MC, great times w great friends, RVS, T and F ... college, UMBC, nursing. JAMES EDWARD SHIFFLETT Duck; JV (10, 11) Varsity (12) Baseball; to break a backboard. ANN KELLY SHIPLEY. Kelly; “Cutes,” guys, friends, music, being happy, following my dreams . ole nia, beach it for a while, a Landscaping. : (11) Football; . N she Meciecs, cee a ia) TIMOTHY WAYNE SIMMONS | Wea sie eee PATRICIASMITH ng a lot of time at the bowling alley nd | going to parties w Becky ... meeting _new friends, going to Hawaii, OC, getting martied someday, spending the summer w my friends — and getting to know ie better. : _ DIANE BARBARA SPANGLER Diane; SGA Rep (12), Spirit Comm. (12), _ Fandraising: con (12), Social Comm. | (2), being w friends, catching a Mouse just once, getting a metal in fencing, Charlie and Agnes, the Great Spirit, play- ing cousins ... Villa Julie — law, finding someone special, matriage, EDWARD A. SPINDLER ELIZABETH, EMILY ELAINE STODDARD Libby; Varsity (10) Track, NHS, photography, the outdoors, being w friends ... college, photography, marriage. NELSON THOMAS SPURLEY JR; 1 love sports and girls ... auto mechanic, running a gas station, police officer. JAMES BRIAN STRALEY Ocean City, beebs, parties, “the fort,” ‘69 Chevy . . . college (CIT), Robin. JOYCE A. STAHR EVAN ZIMMERMAN STEINER JV (11) Lacrosse, Varsity (12) Soccer; Sta Crew (10, 11, 12), Wizard of Oz, Moe maker, Oklahoma, You Can't Take It With You, South Pacific, Our Town, Mame; BB, outward bound, OC, blondes, boats, fishing, medicine .. . college, wife, MD. NANCY MARIE STREAKER Nancness; JV (10) Varsity (11) Basketball, Young Life; Silver Cliff, reser summer of 81, Holiday Spa, yogurt, OC ... con- tinue at CCC, nursing career, marriage, Maria and Jan — my buddies forever. college, music st Prec ae ; Ge ASN SI. to Bee; C-) ey Morning nouncements (12), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Choir (10, 11), Balto. Co, Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Exchange Trip (12), Theatre I, i, Matchmaker, U Can't Take It W U, Our Town, South Pacifi c, Mame, Costumes (12), Coke, Shakespeare, health fe OC, nosebleed seats, Brar CARL STEWAR’ _ Rocky; cars, automotive design ... car designer Of song Wier, _ : = MARIA THERESE STRICKER Ria, Cherry Pits; JV (11) Cheerleader, SGA Rep (12); Matt, great friends like MB, AB, JR and NS, good times, Sandy Point, OC . college, nursing, mariage ise family. | _KENNETHW.TACKA bee (classical and rock), trying to find _—(10, 1 psychology. tege, technical school. _ | KENNETHTHRIFT _ Thrifty, Judas Priest 1, rock music, cars, money... being a machinist. _ MARK GREGORY TREUTH JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Football, JV (11) Varsity (10, 12) Lacrosse, Varsity (10, 11) Wrestling, Varsity (12) Track; OC, Road Trip... college. illa Julie College. ae | WINSTON DONAHUE TALBOTT, jR. Ken, Grover, Peer Couns. (12); music Wimpy; JV (10) Varsity (12) Football, JV ‘JV (10) Cross Country; music ... music, hy) Vatsity (12) Basketball, JV (10, 11) i um. 2112 ... CCC, UMBC, study Baseball; electronics, music, girls ... col- BRIAN KEITH TAYLOR - NIB. VERON TREUTH 89 MICHELE LYNN TRUMP JV (1, 12) Soccer Mer., JV (11, 12) Baseball Mgr.; Spanish Club (10, 11, 12), Social Comm. (12), parties, OC, barefeet, sun, foreigners, friends, fairy tale people, Argentina, Si Si, Hey Li, soccer players ... college, money, marriage, travel. CHRISTINA BRIGIT WALSH Chris; JV (10) Softball, Ski Club; skiing on H20 in Fla., PS and 7, STP w AS, OC on MD w AS and JM, riding w MA in JH’s 64% Mustang, BP ... education in fashions and cosmetology, move to Florida and get married. JOHN THOMAS TURNER Ii High performance cars, Nazareth, 71 Dodge Demon, girls . CHARLES J. WEDEKIND California and Europe. AMY BETH WEISEL PATRICIA CAROL WHARTON Patty; Varsity (10, 11, 12) Volleyball, Varsi- ty (11, 12) Softball, Varsity (10) Basketball, NHS, Varsity Club; friends, OC!!, sum- mers and sunshine, beaches, parties, C Club, BOFF, STATES — no way 3 yrs., live it up every minute — HANG LOOSE! ... UMCP, success, someone extra special, marriage. NANCY MICHELE VANATTA Nance; swimming, een: OC, sci- fi, 280-ZX, aerobics ... college, travel to _ rate af pag Big D; gossiping w the P w LB, . TM... OC wit mariage, bv 2, Seas kids. KATHERINE LYNN WHARTON Kathy, Varsity (10, 11, 12) Volleyball, Var sity (10, 11) Softball, Varsity (10) Basket- ball, NHS, Varsity Club: BOFF! OC sum- mers — C Club, BP, OH, M States —_ Yeah Baby!, riding the carousel of life, hang loose, living life to the fullest! No one said it would be easy, sunsets and dreams ... UMCP, business, someone special, marriage. : : MARIE NANCY WIDMYER = Reds; JV (11) Cheerleading ee Mom, Dad, OC, out of this school, having fun with Donna and T.LT.S., partying w Chrisie and Lisa, the Paradise Pickers, rock-n-roll... getting married, having fun, getting RICH. — : diet end ee 1 and. wn CALVIN ALEXANDEO WILLIAMS —CSST'EVENP.WILLING __ JULIA DAUBERT WINKLER JV¥ (10) Football, Varsity (10) Indoor Steve, the lump; JV (11) Football, cow- i i ) Julie, Guidance Aide (11, 12), NHS, 27) i - oO ee a tiltin’, the Bossmen, go wild!, on the wall, — Oklahoma Stage Crew, You Can't Take It Jenny, Tigger, horrible place ... college, With You Makeup, South Pacific Makeup, —s Choir, art, CYO, Camp M., dancing, pine trees, fireplaces, and PY! ... college, mar- tiage, lots-n-lots of kids. ‘KELLY ANN. WOLFE Q JANE MICHELLE WOOD RUTH MELISSA WOOD designing, becoming acommercial June 12, summer 1981... getting married Men, children, art, my work, photography, artist ... move to Oklahoma, go to col- to Jimmy and raising our baby. having fun w LM, PM and especially DC of Art, ea. - ... modeling, getting married to someone special, and having kids. SUMIO YAGI Sue; Varsity (12) Volleyball, AFS Club — the first Japanese AFS student; Viva, Africa!?!, AFS is the best! ... nurse or architect. DEBRA MARIE MUHL Debbie; JV (10, 11) Field Hockey; good times at the Dew Inn w KK, KF, and JB, that night w KF and the KK’s — blackeyes and eyeballs, the fearsome 4- some, late nigh w the crispy leares, Our Pact, “fwench fwies,” laughing and good times w Jeannine, the Exxon boys, “Don't touch me,” never let any of my kids be preps . . . data processing. FRANCES MARY YARBER Franswa; Concert Choir (12), Crew of You Can't Take It With You, South Pactfic, Our Town, Mame; movie musicals, dancing, doing “The Time Warp, Swedish fire drills, wandering to Bermuda, CYO, My Seenyah Twin .. . college, career, success, lege, success. ELIZABETH GAIL YOUNG Beth; JV (10, 11) Softball, JV (11) Varsity (12) Field Hockey, NHS, Sr. Class Vice Pres., Catonian (11, 12 — Editor), Matt, 12 20 80, good times w special friends, MA in OC, shating thoughts w EP, LP and MSB, B4, Thanx M and D ... col- _ Johnboy ... college, compute JOHN PHILLIP ZEITLER | as gram ming, California, keeping in touch w my friends and finding the tight woman for — myself to share my life. ce Sambar ome 3 ' BN aiaais eee | Toy (Seetoya ace) ara Eileen Marie Dickson September 13, 1964- July 12, 1981 Michael Bryan Ridley October 3, 1962- July 12, 1981 Chuck Edward Mooney, Jr. August 23, 1963- February 16, 1981 Ronald Lee Taylor February 27, 1964- October 8, 1980 A Parable of Immortality by | Henry Van Dyke I am standing upon the seashore. A ship at my side spreads his white sails to the morning breeze and starts for the blue ocean. He is an object of beauty and strength and I stand and watch until at last he hangs like a speck of white cloud just where the sea and sky come down to mingle with each other. Then someone at my side says, “There he goes!” Gone where? Gone from my sight .. . that is all. He is just as large in mast and hull and spar as he was when he left my side, and just as able to bear his load of living freight to the place of destination. His diminished size is in me, not in him. And just at that mo- ment when someone at my side says, “There he goes!”, there are other eyes watching him coming, and other voices ready to take up the glad shout, “There he comes!” submitted by Mrs. Ronald Lee Taylor, Sr. UNDERCLASS JUNIORS The Junior Class; although off to a Officers: K. Jarrell (Sec.), K. Ridgely (Treas.), B. Sohn (Pres.) slow start, increased their enthusiasm throughout the year. Profits were made primarily from a well-attended Ring Dance. Along with the sale of crystal or- naments, the class made a little over $1000 total. They ended the year with a small but successful prom, and look for- ward to a memorable senior year. Advisor: Allen Arnold ee | Se em Executive Board: T. Smith, S. Barringer, S. Moore, T. Ratajczak, V. Lee Advisor: Mollylou Foor Second to One Judy Altenburg Jack Anderson Scott Appelbaum Ginny Atkinson Romell Bacon Laurie Barnes Linda Barnhardt Stephanie Barringer Lisa Behrens John Bellis John Bennett Edgar Bezold Timothy Bindas John Blackwell Vincent Bochese Chris Boettcher Robin Bowers Randy Bradshaw Leah Brinker Kim Briscoe Pamela Brocato William Brooks Demetrice Brown Jerri Brown Qwentanella Brown Robert Brown Joanne Buchheister Lisa Buck Jennifer Buckman Cindi Buchwald Gary Burgess Evelyn Byrne William Byrne Ronda Cain Deborah Camden Bridget Campbell Matthew Carson Ralph Casamassina Carolynn Cheuvront Lisa Chizmadia Robert Cimino Greg Clark Sandy Clark Rae Ellen Clegg Timothy Clendaniel Brian Colquitt Dawn Colussi Janet Combs Jeffrey Coombs Mike Coppola Brenda Craft James Cricchi Lisa Cunningham Ira Cutler Treva Davis Lenora Dornbusch Diana Diaz Jeannie Didier Stuart Dolle Simon Dorton Cheryl Douglass William Dudley Laura Dusterhoff Kareen DuVerlie Brenda Dyson Kelly Eissele Sandra Englehart Richard Enos Sandra Ewing Lisa Fagan Brian Farrell Stephen Farrell Trena Felds Vicki Foos Reginald Fowler Sandra Frantz Michele Frazier Kelly Frey Kim Frierson Elizabeth Fumea Tony Gaegler Anne Gardenghi Matthew Gehringer Gerard Garlic Bill Garry Debbie Gastinger Paula Giles Ramona Gintvainis George Glanville Helen Glanville Ellen Gorman Mark Gozik Bonita Greene Melvin Greene Michael Greene John Grupenhoff April Hagan Francis Hall Yvette Hall Joel Hall Jane Hamilton Vincent Hammel Tamara Hammond Steven Hamrick Kathleen Hansen Manuela Hansen Chris Hargett Theodore Harris Matt Hauffman Denise Heath Laura Herpst Wendy Hiller Chris Himes Tim Himes Jeff Hinton Kecia Hitch Dawn Hoffman Rodney Holden Robert Holland Roman Holland Tracy Hoover Selena Hourihan Mary Howard Kelly Hughes Joseph Hum Dana Hurban 106 Kim Hymes Susan James Sally Issac Jossette Jenson Karen Jerall Donald Johnson Pam Johnson Cherlene Johnston Kathy Johnston Angela Jones Beth Joy Kelly Kaylor David Kemp Raymond Kirby Margaret Kirk Steve Kloetzel John Knoll Elissa Koehler Glenn Kromeke Kim Kroner Laurie Kyger Regina Lanahan Liz Landerman Jodie Lash Laura LaVeck Chao Le Tom Lee Vivian Lee Eleanor Lewis Scott Luco 108 James Mallon Darien Mannley Kim Marlott Paul Martin Russel Mathias Jenny Mathis Ken Mattingly Gary McHugh Michele McIntyre Mike McKenna Lisa McMillan Mary Kay McNulty Tom Merpil Joe Miller Wendy Miller Brian Minnerly Jack Mitchell Art Monroe Steven Moore Tim Moore Steve Lytwynec Karen Maisel Pe commen i HH HH a 44 ba a seeeeeed PNEREPUPERESESL NE PLPLNESL SAS oPE POR Jason Morin Vickie Morseberger Doug Murray Jackie Nevelus Maria Orlandi Tracy Outland Cheryl Palicki Angie Papale Cindy Papale William Parks Tharmon Percell Jeanne Peters Donald Pfeiffer Kirk Phillps Chris Pilcher Ava Poe Jeff Poehler Ricky Polk Brian Poole Jackie Powers Gary Prince Amy Prochazka Lisa Pruitt Sandra Pullen Linda Pulliam Anthony Radclif f Theresa Ratajczak Matt Rausenberger Kim Reisenweber Richard Renehan Joan Rescott Robert Rey Rhonda Rheubottom Kathy Riddle Kelly Ridgley Carol Ridley Bobby Roberts Austin Robinson Julie Roden Lori Rout Vickie Runk Kathy Ruppel Robert Sansbury Chris Savell Nargis Shah Fred Shifflett Debbie Silkworth Sandy Singer Deborah Skipper Andrew Slater Amy Smeltzer Michael Smit Cassandra Smith James Smith Lynn Smith Don Snider Dawn Spindler Ray Spurley Brenda Sohn Steven Stamatakos Sharon Stankoski Rodney Stanley David Stein Eric St. Jean John Strawbridge Ed Stricker Desales Suarez Robert Swinson Andy Tacka Wendy Talbot Albert Tase Brenda Taylor Joseph Thoma Eve Thompson Kim Thrift Dana Thurston Robert Tippett Ray Toppins Laurie Torres Denise Torsell Stephen Trueth Cherie Tucker Dawn Tucker Eddie Tyler Tara Upman Lynn VanAeist Mary VanMeter Robin Wagner Annette Warfield Christine Way Joe Weckesser Mark Weinkam Mark Welsh William Whipps Anthony White Brenda White Lawrence Wienholt Lawrence Wilder Arlene Wilkens Shelia Wilkens Paula Willey Dana Williams Josephine Williams Joseph Wilson stewie Brad Zimmerman Karen Zukowski Cc on SO BS 5s AQ Derek Wood Rosaline Wu ssn as i M Sophomores The Class of '84 fostered school spirit by selling Catonsville sweatshirts. Other fundraisers included such plans as a Saturday Car Wash. This year the officers felt a lack of interest from the student body but is hoping for prosperous years ahead. Executive Board: P. Holland, P. Mullinix, D. Fost, D. Allen, P. McCann Advisor: T. Hauswald Advisor: B. Mouser o 5) he Qu. c 3 ° Q =] FR vu _ jo = Cc 3 ‘ ° (a) a) B os co) WS c 3° a -_ (3) a) Sc e,) ras S) v ce ”n = _ s QO. 7p) =| x � = SS jo) Settling In Jackie Abendschoen Laura Ackman Gail Adamecz Don Allen Donna Allen Stacey Anderson John Apperson Bonnie Armstrong Cheryl Atkins Jeff Ayres Molly Bagwell Edris Bailey Karen Baker Kim Baker Richard Balsans Stephen Bartosz Tim Bass David Benton Lizabeth Berry Todd Berry Sandy Beurrier Darryl Beverly Katy Blair Tommy Bonneville Engrid Boston Sharon Bowen Christina Bowman Roxanne Boyce Linda Bracken Louis Bradley Robert Brady Kimberly Brandenburg Michael Bratt Barbara Brown Kathleen Brown Lucy Brown Noelle Buchness David Buck James Burk Valerie Burnett Jeff Bush Todd Canby Charles Cannon Kathryn Castellano Michele Cavey Paul Chalmers John Christman Bruce Clarke Dawn Clarke Barbara Cofield Ronald Cole Kenneth Combs Gary Coombs Kristen Corbett Sheila Corporal Barb Covert Samuel Croghan Mary Dannettel Dana Davis Allan Dayhoff Christine Deibel Nilesh Desai Michael DiDomenico Joan Dingle Mark DiPietro Mike DiPietro David Donigian Gary Downs Donna Dunn Liz Dunn Susan Dusterhoff Barry Ebaugh James Ebb Betsy Edwards Patrick Egan Amy Eichelberger Sandy Eichler Soja Epps Sheryl Ernest Mark Everett Teresa Fauth Danny Fendlay Jeanie Fischer Michael Ford Debbie Fost Laura Gamble Maria Gearhart Phillip Geppi Nancy Gisriel Kim Godman Denise Greene Lisa Griffin Tina Guyton Nancy Hackley Donna Hagner Laurie Hahn Arden Haigley Scott Haker Frank Hall Jeffrey Hall Cindy Halsey Stacy Hamilton Carol Hammod Paul Harding Troy Harris Tammy Harry Kelly Hauf Elinor Hays Shelly Heinz Kim Helm Chris Hellman Denise Hemler Mark Herr Lorraine Herron Robert Hicks Tommy High Haywood Highsmith Kirk Hinckley Patty Hipsley Norda Hodgson Joan Hoffen Fran Hollaman Dottie Holland Patty Holland Renee House David Huber 124 Suzan Hupfl Lisa Ingram Sean Jackson Kate Jenson Eric Johnson Tammy Johnson Kathleen Jones Mark Jozwiak Barbara Kalafos Tracie Kaylor Peter Keck Brian Kelly Janet King Michael King Tina King Butch Kirk Susan Kirstukas John Kistler Aurelia Kligys Michael Knapp Bryan Kramlick Richard Krebs Alletta LaScuola Hana Le Ngoc Le Robert Lewis Michael Laprade Nana Lord Dawn Lourey Ellen Lundgren Veronica Lutz David Maher Ricky Manis Tracey Markou Joanne Marshall Troy Maybin Laura Mcafee Jennifer McCann Pam McCann Irvin McDermott Brian McFarland Freddy McHugh Donald McLaughlin Ricky McLeish Louisa Meekins Cynthia Merryman Suzanne Meyer Brad Miller Isabelle Miller Kathleen Miller Martin Miller James Milton Kimberly Minnerly Julie Mitchell Eileen Molony Kim Moore Marsha Moore Bruce Morris Harriet Morris Dannielle Morrison Laura Morsberger Sylvia Mullineaux Pam Mullinix Kim Murray Brent Muth Sherri Nance Jeff Nelson Dale Nester Teresa Ockimey Kevin O'Dell Roddy Ordakowski Tim Pagano Rita Parel Louis Passano 128 Tony Paul Timothy Pearson Shawn Peters Scott Petrlik Joe Pheiffer Danny Phillips Scott Pillsbury Roxanna Polk Tia Pollack Jenny Poole Donald Posinski Lisa Pullen Danny Pyle Mark Radcliff Wayne Randall Michele Randolph John Rey Mike Ricasa Gilbert Roberts David Rohrer Stephen Rossman Jamie Rudy Stephanie Ruff Cheryl Sabino Carol Sawyer Darlene Schatz Mitchell Scott Tim Schwartz John Seaman Georgia Seicke Jeff Serio Melissa Shah Cindy Shortt James Sickle Frank Sigwald Charles Smith Karen Smith Michael Smith Shelley Smith Natalie Snyder Bob Sohn Leslie Sparks Robin Sperry John Sprankle Rodney Stanley Joe Stauffer Rick Steffe William Stephen James Sterner Amy Stilling Stephen Stocksdale Toya Stratford Billy Streaker Ann Stricker Ron Sturgis Donna Sullivan Joe Summers Peter Summers Diane Swarez Maribeth Tacka Darbie Terry Brian Thomos Karen Thomos Paul Toelle Dorothy Torres Danielle Troy John Trueth Cindy Trump Phil Tucker Rick Tucker Benjamin Walston Eric Wenck Janice Werner Curtis Wesselman John Westbrook Diane Widitz Brian Wienholt Patricia Williams Purnell Williams Karen Willing Ray Wills Susan Wilmouth Kellie Wixom Lora Wolf Judith Woodcock Michele Wright Padel Yagnesh PANACEA SS | New Places, New Faces David Antlitz Melissa Armstrong John Ayre David Baker John Barber Heath Basil Patricia Cavey Hyong Choe Russell Collins Tyron Cruey Shilpa Desai Pamela Elliott Ls — - 3 a i) id iil Eric Farley Sherry Glaeser Kevin Good Mary Greene George Hall Mark Hammel Dawn Hartlove Maria Helm Tracey Hignutt Kim Hyon Lisa Keesee Lisa King Chang Kim Debbie Klein Robert Knight Mike Krauss Robert Lake Mike Landavere John Lease Quentin Matthews Sandra Mertel Kevin Moore Jamie O'Doherty Bok Park Ken Puhl Allen Reinhart Bonnie Roberts Dave Ryan Wayne Siller Karen Sizemore Steven Smit Stewart Snapp Julie Steinnagel Derrick Steward David Thompson James Thompson Diane Turner Renee Walsh Michael Waters Sharon Weyant John Wolf HAPPENINGS Here’s to a Successful Season This year's Victory Mixer, sponsored by the SGA, and held on October 9, proved to be a very enthusiastic start for the ’81-'82 school year. The band, Hide-N- Seek, kept the attitude and spirits of the crowd high with their variety of popular music. N 2 —d ° 5 x O v = fee) v a} = A Turn to the Future On Friday evening, November 13, 1981, the Junior Class held its Ring Dance featuring the band, Last Chance. Breaking the school tradition, many students other than Juniors attended the dance, making it a great success. Despite the superstitious date, the dance was a very enjoyable event for all. Post Halloween Humor ge 8 Se Agri Rect hibebi ther } Two to Tango See — hs Christmas by the Firelight On the evening of December 19, 1981, Catonsville Senior High School held its Homecoming Christmas Dance. This ee bates ee eer years theme was Christmas by the Firelight. The window display along with the Christmas tree helped to enhance o: ' oO 7 — J be spirit for the dance. Excellent entertain- | ; ment was provided by the well-known band Brandy. The beautiful decorations and successful dance were made possible by the enthusiasm from SGA and all those attending the dance. A Salute to St. Pat On the evening of March 19th, the SGA sponsored a St. Patrick’s Day dance featuring the band, ‘Last Chance.” The dance was well attended and turned out to be an “interesting” night. Our Town This year the drama department, head- ed by Robert Harkum, presented Ouzr Town by Thornton Wilder. The cast and crew worked for over a month for the December 4 and 5 shows. Harkum built an addition to the stage, extending into the first four rows of the house. This, in conjunction with the lighting effects, gave the character of Stage Manager the appearance of being able to walk through time. All who attended were greeted by an excellent and successful show. MAME! On the evenings of May 14th and 15th, CHS presented Jerry Herman’s musical, Mame. The play was under the direction of Bob Harkum, Barbara Ward, Ray Har- dy, and April Koeppel. A talented cast, crew, and orchestra worked hard to make Mame a success. Follies TV Fun On the evening of April 16, the faculty put on a follies for the student body, proving to the students that there is another side to them than teaching. Some teachers revealed some talent in singing, acting, or play- ing an instrument, and there were those who showed questionable talent! Most of the skits pertained to the life of a student. Two thirds of the faculty were involved with the show; forty performed in the skits, while thirteen others chaperoned. Although they had only two rehearsals, the show turned out to be an entertaining and financial success. AAAI mail : 4 : | ; ‘ $ National Honor Society Induction On May 13, 1982, the NHS, sponsored by Mrs. Mekalian, inducted 24 new members, including 7 sophomores, 8 juniors, and 9 seniors. Membership in the NHS is based on 4 traits: scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The seniors must have maintained an average of 3.0 from ninth grade to graduation, while sophomores and juniors must maintain a 3.5 average for 2 consecutive terms. Mr. deFries was the guest speaker for the traditional candle lighting ceremony. The NHS always has a fun- draiser and is involved in many school ac- tivities including giving tours, tutoring, and providing departmental aides. (i ae Let the Good Times Roll On May 22, 1982, the class of '83 held the junior prom in the school gym- nasium. Pictures of juniors and posters were used to decorate for the theme of “Let the Good Times Roll.” The band, One of a Kind, played various selections of contemporary dance music including “Let the Good Times Roll.” Despite the rainy evening, it was a pretty time for all. Kiddies on Campus On June 2, the traditional Senior Kid- dy Day was held. The day started off with the parade through the back parking lot, followed by the movie, Animal House, and team games were held on the track. Music was provided by Rick James and B-104 during lunch and for the re- mainder of the afternoon. The final event of the day was the relentless pie throwing contest. By the end of the day, many tired, sunburned tots were ready for an afternoon nap. eatet rit! “x wes J } | : 4 2 ¢ wd Rago! 0 ai OF Along the Road The Senior Prom, held on June 5 in the Rouse Building’s Kittamaqundi Room, was a night to be remembered. The stor- my weather cleared, which made the evening perfect. The music of Horizon and the romantic atmosphere added to the evening’s excitement. The prom was a fitting culmination of the three years shared by the class of “82.” Lessons Learned On Thursday, June 10, the graduation exercises were held for the Class of 1982 at the U.M.B.C. Field House. Many of the speakers reflected upon the previous twelve years of their educational, social, and athletic aspects in the theme of “Lessons Learned.” Mr. Shannon was the guest speaker who placed a strong em- phasis on the fact that, despite his usual role as a tough disciplinarian, he and the class of ’82 were “all together tonight.” Senior class advisors, Mrs. Deas and Mr. Rudd, were dedicated in making this class one of the most successful in the history of CHS. f z i Z i e ™ Interce, NY Z 2 foun = Z, O ad OC CLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCL A significant increase in the number of clubs this year allowed more oppor- tunities for students to expand their in- terests while continuing to exhibit great support for CHS. Morning Announcements Guidance Aides Library Aides Office Aides Politics Club Chess Club —. 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Juan Crespin and the Hauf Family AFS brought three new students to CHS this year, providing a variety of cultural backgrounds for students and faculty to learn about. The AFS students attended many activities at CHS such as the Saint Patrick’s Day Dance where they dressed up in _ brilliantly colored costumes. We can only hope that a little part of Catonsville will be spread throughout the world. Spanish Club Yann Grall MEAD, a cS. AFS Club Sumio Yagi and the Knoll Family eT OR SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA The Student Government Associa- tion had a very successful year finan- cially. The program, headed by Nick Grabner, raised enough funds to donate money to the various clubs and committees. Constitutional Review SGA Officers: K. Hughes (Rec. Sec.), K. Ruppel (Pres.), B. Clark (V.P.), L. Howell (Corr. Sec.), T. Himes (Treas.). Spirit Committee Fundraising Committee SGA Representatives Social Committee Elections Committee O Sp) ©) Tp) S (Tp) O WY O WN O WY O WY UO WY) ol i) O i) ©) WY O WY Speech and Debate The Catonsville Debate Team com- pleted a successful year in the local Baltimore Catholic Forensic League, competing in five qualifying tournaments in two-man and Lincoln Douglas debate, and entering five teams in finals. In Maryland State Finals, Gordon Ashby received the coveted First Speaker Award. At Calvert Hall Conclave, Catonsville won the 2nd _ Place Sweepstakes Trophy. Varsity Teams competed in out-of- state tournaments in the Bronx, New York, Pittsburgh, Pa., Fairfax County, Va., and the 9th National Bicentennial Debates at Williamsburg, Va. where Mark Hinckley had the honor of being a Symposium speaker. Climaxing the year, Catonsville qualified three teams to the National Catholic Forensic League Tour- nament in Detroit: Mark Hinckley Gor- don Ashby, David Stein Scott Clen- daniel, and Kathy Ruppel Steve Hamrick. Speech and Debate: Front Row: K. Hinckley, D. Donigan, S. Clendaniel, D. Stein, P. Chalmers. Middle Row: D. Maher, G. Ashby, S. Anderson, L. McAfee, F. Hollamon, L. Howell, K. Ruppel. Back Row: R. Bannister (coach), F. Sharp (coach), M. Hinckely. ‘mesmnrnststenramnesisee ome iis fete Ellipsis Although this year’s staff of the literary magazine was severely limited, it again produced a high quality magazine. Thanks to the help of Gary Blankenburg, Ellipsis advisor, and the art department, the magazine turned out to be an 1m- pressive collection of CHS artistic talents. The staff would also like to extend its ap- preciation to the SGA for its loan of $150.00, and to the community for its patronage which were the only two sources of income this year. Ellipsis Staff Comet This year’s COMET staff spent the ma- jority of the year trying to raise funds to put out the paper. The staff also produc- ed the winter sports program along with Fred Yanero and split the revenue with Basketball. These changes, along with fewer issues, were compensated for the lack of money due to free distribution of the paper to all students and faculty. ‘ ae sa — aa a a Catonian With few experienced members, the Catonian staff nevertheless produced a yearbook to be proud of. Under the leadership of advisor Sue Tustin and editor Beth Young, the staff learned to use their ideas to produce a book that captures the spirit of the 1981-82 school year. Catonian staff SY) UO oh paar dunes) OU gamer LS So x A Seesaw Season Although the Comets’ football season started off with a loss to Atholton, their overall record of 4 wins and 6 losses did not show their true determination to win. The seesaw season of win one-lose one could have resulted in more wins had the team not been plagued by so many injuries and illnesses. Despite the setback, the senior-dominated team felt they had an enjoyable season. .Dundalk. .. e, Ovetlcas. .., 2, «4 Y Woedlawn , Varsity Football: Front Row: M. Burke, A. Slater, K. Barnes, J. Greene. Middle Row: W. Johnson, K. Robert: M. Hiles, J. Burk, E. Brown, J. Smith, K. Simpson, J. Wilson, T. Bindas, W. Talbott. Back Row: M. Blouir| C. Hourihan, C. Louden, S. Brown, T. Radcliff, B. Smith, D. Morsberger, L. Laurer, J. Clarkson, G. Holder|) | K. Brown, C. Weyant, B. Gamble, K. Oliver. a) ee a ey +] JV Football: Front Row: T. Harris, A. Harris, B. Gary, J. Westbrook, S. Rossman, J. Hall, D. Rohr, J. Apper- +) son, M. Radcliff. Back Row: H. Thomas (coach), T. High, A. Tacka, M. Jozwiak, M. Randall, B. Sohn, M. ‘| Brewer, P. Williams, T. Canby. i | | The Impossible Dream 48 Varsity Volleyball: Front Row: P. Wharton, K. Wharton. Middle Row: L. Bracken (mgr.), T. Hemler, S. ome E Meyer, D. Hemler, P. Mullinix, S. Yagi. Back Row: D. Clem (coach), K. Ruppel, T. Smith, L. Morsberger, K. Jensen, E. Boston. For the third successive year, the comets captured the Class A State title held at Catonsville C.C. Also, for the third consecutive year, the Comets i. swept the Region I title by winning , mM ae six straight games without a loss. = e . ‘fp : Va “0 Despite being a very young and inex- : a Ol Nh ? U perienced team that included six sophomores, their determination, discipline, and drive led them to bring out their talents and repeat the perfor- mance of the past two years. Led by senior All-Metro selections Patty and Kathy Wharton ans sophomore setter, Suzanne Meyer, an All-Metro second team pick, the Comets only lost one match the whole season, ending with a 15-1 match record and a 33-3 game record. Coach Debbie Clem, the six year mentor, faced with the seemingly impossible task of molding her team into a contender for the state title, once again did an outstanding job with her team, not only making them a contender, but making them a winner. With the abundance of talent, the JV team had a winning season, losing only two of their eleven matches. The team was once again only one loss from competing in the County Championship. VARSITY COMETS 2°. sss LOWSORe eee .Hereford ... . Owings Mills .Chesapeake . . Milford Mill . Pikesvill@rnoam, . PeariktioS Overlea ...- . Loch Raven . . Sparrows Point _ NM MR NH LH NWN . Pikesville... . Loch Raven. 2 . Towson . = ee ] _... ,Surrattsville .... . South River... ) ...,. Walter Johnson | Regionals States nN IV Volleyball: Front Row: T. Hoover, K. Hansen. Middle Row: K. Murray, J. Dingle, D. Holland, D. Widitz. Back Row: B. Matyas (coach), L. Bracken (mgr.), S. Clark, B. Sohn, L. MacMillain, S. Ernest, B. Kalafos, D. Troy (mgr.). The Last Yard Boys’ Varsity Cross Country: Front Row: J. Donigan, G. Clark, R. Toppins, M. Everett. Back Row: T. Crair (coach), B. Weinholt, R. Casamassina, P. Kirstukas, E. Bezold. Despite countless injuries and a lack of participation from seniors, the girls’ Cross Country team had a respectable winning season. Their ma- jor strength came from the juniors as Amy Prochazka, Annette Warfield, and Judy Altenburg led the pack. The girls placed 13th in the Hereford In- vitational, 6th in the Counties, and 4th in the Districts, qualifying them for the States. The boys’ Cross Country team had a disappointing season this time around. With only Paul Kirstukas and Ralph Casamassina running from the agg UTR aes Af ee graduating class, their major goal was improvement instead of competition. The team placed 19th in the Counties and 9th in the Districts. Boys’ JV Cross Country: T. Schwartz, J. Lease, K. Moore, S. Bartosz. Back Row, T. Crain (coach), S. Haker, R. Roberts, D. Antlitz, T. Merrill, F. Hall. Girls’ Cross Country: Front Row: A. Ford, J. Abendschoen, M. Helm, M. Shah, A. Prochazka. Middle Row. K. Corbett, C. Casamassina, S. Glaeser, R. Sperry, S. Ruff, A. Warfield, T. King. Back Row: S. Wagner (coach), P. Willey, D. Helm, S. Smith, J. Altenburg, K. Brown, K. Jones, K. Jarrell, J. Epps (mgr.). Style and Skill on the Run This year’s Varsity Field Hockey team was the first team ever to win the Region I Championships. The team broke many records including total number of goals (40) compared to the highest in 1965 (22). Kim Bartosz broke the individual scoring record, 13 goals, while Linda Hine tallied 12. In addition, the team won more games than ever, ending the season with 9 wins and 5 losses. Special “laurels” also went to Laura Brown for being named to the Sun’s All- Metro First Team. With few seniors leaving, mext year’s performance should remain consistent. The Junior Varsity team had another excellent season. There was only one experienced player, making their 5-2 record year, and missing the playoffs by only one game, even more impressive. VARSITY COMETS Owings Mills Chesapeake . Milford Mill . Pikesvillega eo. iu Franklin 2... .Overlea .. “Loch Ravéne , 40. . Sparrows Point ..... Fragile. «ssa cas Logh Raven’. .u2. JoFaRegnedy .. Regionals States . . . WO © Ww © Ww. Oo JV COMETS Ag te TOWSON od cs Sa Hereford ue, . Chesapeakew. Milford Mill ... Pikesville... wo: we «pn OCR Raver 2a a. Sparrows Point . Varsity Field Hockey. Front Row: M. Brown (mgr.), L. Chizmadia, L. Hine, P. Rossberg, E. Pinter, S. Hamilton, K. Hart, L. Brown, C. Daily, T. King, K. Bartosz, C. Welsh (coach). Back Row: L. Dusterhoff, J. King, J. Schmidt, L. Brown, J. Roden. Jv Field Hockey: Front Row: R. House (mgr.), K. Duverlie, L. Ingram, S. Hourihan, J. Buckheister, C. DeBoy. Middle Row. K. Schuyler (coach), K. Werner, E. Lewis, K. Blair, L. Buck, J. Hoffen, K. Marlatt, D. Clark ” (mgr.). Back Row: V. Lee, D. Suarez, G. Adamecz, D. Fost, L. Spark, M. McNulty. e s AWA aie coy ) Almosta Blast Even after losing all of the starting players to graduation, the varsity soc- cer team began the season strongly with a starting line-up of seniors. Un- fortunately, their hopes of going to the regionals soon dwindled. Their season ended with a record of five wins and five losses. The J.V. team’s new coach this year, Ken Bradshaw, helped the team to a better season than last year. Their final record was three wins, seven losses, and one tie. oe ww 7 % E te s i ‘ : 6 wte Te pin . DD eg he J.V. Soccer: Front Row: M. Landavere, J. Moebly, W. Colquitt, C. Hellman, B. McFarland, E. Wenck, D. Donigan, S. Crogan, K. Good, K. Hauf (mgr.), M. Gearhardt (mgr.). Back Row: K. Bradshaw (coach), K. O'Dell, R. Bradshaw, S. Jackson, J. Bush, S. Peters, J. Rudy, M. Weinkam, K. Hinckley, B. Colquitt, E. Stricker, J. Baum. = .Lagn Raven... . @Parrows Point PV ee. Gr 6 LOO POR f : ea 2 Dig PO ag pee ca net P | | | Wrarsity: Front Row. C. Case, N. Landavere, R. Harris, P. Harding. Middle Row: L. Greene (mgr.), G. WV cHugh, J. Pagano, M. Schmit, S. Buckman, P. Keck, E. St. Jean, M. Trump (mgr.). Back Row: M. Martin soach), T. Guerrasio, D. Manley, J. Coppola, E. Steiner, D. Jones, B. Hoffman, C. Everett, V. Klygis. i | A Rise to Regionals Once again under second year coach, Laurie Donnelly, the first in nine years, the girls’ basketball team reached the semifinals of the Region I Class A tournament. The Comets, consisting mainly of underclassmen, with a record of 14-5, managed to beat Loch Raven and Hereford on their opponent’s court, a feat which has not been accomplished in many years at Catonsville. The lone nemesis to whom the Comets lost three times, including regionals, was Towson, a first year County ABC competitor. Once again, the girls’ JV squad started the season under a new coach, Sue Thompson. This closely knit team overcame many injuries with desire, closing their season with an 11-5 record. JV Basketball: Front Row: S. Ernest, K. Minnerly, B. Sohn, D. Holland, J. Werner. Back Row: S. Heintz, B. Wolf, D. Camden, L. Sparks, D. Greene, J. Dingle, D. Suarez, S. Thompson (coach). Varsity Basketball: Front Row: P. Mullinix, K. Marlatt, K. Bartosz, S. Meyer, D. Hemler, J. Hoffen. Back Row; L. Donnelly (coach), C. Smith (mgr.), L. Buck, K. Jensen, T. Hemler, L. Ackman, E. Boston, P. Highsmith, J. Schmidt (mgr.). oye ase © LOWSON 5. cg. Dee essen. Pikesville... Die ise Aa : ; anklin ..6.. 2... i oscede. ... a7 Overlea ..... a A Be a - Loch Raven ...........5..-.5 Hereford .............. Hee eres eee Mises, i Pikesville ............ Overlea ..... Perry Hall ...... oo TowWS68 cb cs skeen es cs 2D ERIN Si With only one returning starter from last year’s squad, the Comets proved better than expected, earning a regional semi-final berth. The 16-5 overall record was quite impressive, moreover, well deserved. In addition to the outstanding record of the rebuilding team, many individual records were broken. Junior Art Monroe broke past school records by scoring a total of 949 career points, while Senior Chris Hourihan set a new assist record with 127. The Junior Varsity had a sub-par season with a 7-13 record. Despite this, some outstanding JV players will most likely move up to play key roles in the Varsity’s success next season. ees Te ee Franklins 7%. . . ‘sm ; Loch Raven)... 8. Pikesville a Overlea Dundalk ents ete siientnnceiennt Varsity Basketball: Front Row, T. Purcell, G. McHugh, G. Garlic, W. Dudley, C. Hourihan. Back Row: A. Monroe, W. Talbott, T. Jensen, I. Cutler, K. Barnes, K. Oliver. a4 Basketball: Front Row: B. Streaker, K. Randall, E. Johnson, W. Randall, J. Hall, B. Brady, M. Walters. Back Row, D. Nester, R. Polk, J. Rudie, B. Sohn, J. Milton, A. Terry, E. Massey (coach). Matmen Make States Under a new varsity coach, Ron Martin, the Comets ended the season with a 4-3 record. At the Baltimore County Tournament, the Comets finished in tenth place as a team with seniors Alan Bowman and Mike Daniels taking third place, while Paul Kirstukas took fifth. At the Regional Tournament, Alan again took third place while senior Bill Fullaway placed fourth. Alan and Bill advanced to the MPSSAA State Tournament where they were eliminated in the first round. Because of a lack of the heayy weights, the Comets had no J.V. squad, and although the team will be losing five seniors, next geason looks eG . Varsity Wrestling: Front Row: K. Kaylor (mgr.), P. Keck, M. Pinder, A. Bowman, J. Rey, T. Harris. Bacll Row: R. Martin (coach), M. Daniels, B. Fullaway, T. Paul, P. Kirstukas, E. St. Jean, K. Palicki (mgr.). Speedy Sprinters Indoor track boys’ team was led this year by senior Eric Brown. Eric placed third in Counties, first in Regionals, and second in States. Junior Ray Toppins finished sixth in Counties and second in Regionals. Coach Weilert did not have the season he hoped for, but team spirit was high despite the 1-4 record. An outstanding 5-0 season was had by the girls’ indoor track team. Coach Judy Boire was pleased with her talented team which finished eighth in Counties, second in Regionals, and sixth in States. Sophomore Shelley Smith broke her own record in the 600 and took a third place medal in the mile run. Other record breakers T. King — 50 yd. dash; A. War- field — hurdles; A. Prochazka — 3000 meter run; J. Atenburg — high jump; T. King, A. Warfield, K. C. Brown, S. Smith — 800 meter relay; T. King, L. Brown, K.C. Brown, S. Smith — 4x264 relay; T. King, L. Brown, K.C. Brown, S. Smith — 1600 M relay. Considering that the team was sophomore dominated, next year’s season is promising. Girls’ Indoor Track: Front Row: L. Ingram, M. Shah, A. Prochazka, M. Helm, A. Warfield. Middle Row: K. Johnston, K. Murray, G. Adamecz, L. McAfee, S. Glawser, T. King, A. Ford (Mgr.). Back Row: S. Epps (Mgr.) A. Eichelberger, S. Smith, K.C. Brown, J. Altenburg, L. Meekins, J. Boire (Coach). Boys’ Indoor Track. Front Row. J. Bennett, R. Toppins, B. Kramlick, F. Hall, C. Hellman. Middle Row: S. Bartosz, E. Brown, S. Luco, M. Ford, S. Blum, D. Johnson. Back Row: M. Welsh (mgr.) G. Treuth, S. Kershner, D. Morsberger, E. Bezold, W. Hiller (mgr.) G. Weilert (coach). | | | 218 Stuck on STX The year’s varsity lacrosse team was one of the best Comet teams ever. The Comets ended their season with an impressive 11-2 overall record, missing the playoffs by only one game. Throughout the season, they main- tained a high level of intensity with senior Michael Blouin tying the school scoring record with 34 goals, while senior Scott Brown led the team with 54 points overall. Only 3 starters will return to the Comet’s team next season, however, the prospects for a young, winning team are good. Varsity Lacrosse: Front Row: M. Everett, J. Bush, M. Smit, M. Landavere, S. Smit, T. Guerassio, P. Keck, N. Gisriel (mgr.). Middle Row: S. Ruff, K. Kaylor (mgr.), N. Abendschoen, A. White, R. Roberts, A. Bowman, S. Anderson, K. Brown, J. Greene. Back Row. R. Hicks (trainer), R. Ewing, J. Kloetzel, S. Kershner, J. Bosley, M. Hiles, S. Brown, M. Blouin, M. Hauffman, C. Hourihan, J. Hall, T. Hellman, T. Camby, R. Mathias, J. Geppi (coach), A. Klygis (mgr.). Edmondson .. . Cardinal O Oakland Mills... ..Howard ... 2... EVI 4. . Milford Mill . . . Owings Mill . . sOverlea 45 . Lansdowne... aAenwood.'... ... Woodlawn ... a . Dundalk . ae 7 ySparrows Point : Re | it . WG Bee atate a SAAR SAAS WEA me QQ) tt SS “yr ow ‘i AAAS FR Ss RQ NARA EES Sars TES ¥ SSAA 4. Ry Lei ‘Seeue Stick Chicks The girls’ varsity lacrosse team had a very successful season, supported by the patience and coaching of Kathy Schuyler. Despite the girls 2 losses, the core of the team, consisting of Linda Hine, Kelly Palicki, and Terry King, kept the team motivated. This team spirit roused them to end the season with a 6-2 record. The girls’ J.V. lacrosse team had a split season with Sue Tustin leading them to a 3-3 record. Though many players were inexperienced, they showed marked improvement. With the returning varsity players and the experience now gained by the J.V. players, next year’s team should show talent and depth. J.V. Lacrosse: Front Row: V. Lee, L. Dusterhoff, G. Adamecz, K. Hauf. Middle Row: W. Hiller, K. Jarrell, D Fost, L. Cunningham, K. Schoeler, N. Lee (mgr.). Back Row: S. Tustin (coach), N. Shaw, L. King, B. Roberts) _ S. Hourihan, D. Saurez, R. House (mgr.), S. Hupfl (mgr.). | Varsity Lacrosse: Front Row: J. Abendschoen, C. Palicki, C. Douglas, J. Rhorbeck, K. Blair. Middle Row. T. ‘King. D. Hemler, J. Meyers, K, Marlatt, L. Hine, K. Palicki, T. Smith (mgr.). Back Row: K. Schuyler (coach), M. O'Donnell, L. Chizmadia, T. Hoover, L. McMillan, L. Brown, C. Daily, M. McNulty, J. Roden, J. schmidt (mgr.). | Swing into Sprin The tennis team turned out a winn- ing season under the coaching of Richard Talarigo by ending up with a record of 9-7. Despite the loss of six starting netters, the young team pulled together and filled the spaces well. Sophomores Kate Jensen and Dave Buck were entered in the county championships as mixed doubles. The golf team, under the coaching of Fred Yanero finished up with a disappointing but hopeful season, With four returnees, the team drove their way to a 2-4 record. Doug Mur- ray and Kelly Hughes both went to the county championships to top off the season. WOO Ceiy the ee Tennis: Front Row: S. Pillsbury, J. Trueth, J. Mathis, S. Dusterhoff, C. Savell, J. Serio. Back Row. L. Howe. M. Weinkam, J. Burk, K. Jenson, J. Mitchell, D. Buck, B. Ebough, D. Talarigo (coach). a. P 2 e¢ fof a) (=| eae Pa Moe 2 ae) Bes ais A 3 ae 3 x My ee ae $2 © 4 Good to Go! Once again the boys’ track team was dominated by sprinters and jumpers leading the team to an overall impressive 7-1 record. Junior Ray Toppins successfully ended the season by jumping 20'10 to capture the state title defeating Ira Cutler who had placed first in this event in the county and regional competitions. Senior Eric Brown ended his season by placing 4th in the 100m sprint in the state competition. Ronald Harris, Reggie Franklin, Eric, Ray, and Ira took first place for both the 400m and 800m relays in the regional meet. The girls’ track team also had an impressive season. They went undefeated with 8 wins, including the ABC Relay Meet. An amazing amount of school records were broken by sophomore Shelley Smith. They in- cluded the 400m dash, the 800m, 1500m, and 1600m run. Other record breakers were the 800m relay team of KC Brown, Engrid Boston, Lucy Brown, and Tina King; and the 1600m relay team of Tina, Lucy, Engrid, and Shelley. Also Annette Warfield broke the record in the 100m hurdles. Girls’ Outdoor Track: Front Row: E. O'Conner (mgr.), V. Palmer, B. Hennick, A. Warfield, T. King, K. Murray, M. Shah, S. Glaesser, K. Freeman, D. Lee. Back Row: E. Hayes, P. Willey, L. Brown, D. Colussi, S. Smith, A. Prochazka, K. Brown, E. Fumea, S. Singer, M. Helm, E. Boston, M. Wright, J. Boire eo Qi SS Boys’ Outdoor Track: Front Row: G. Weilert (coach), R. Harris, S. Blum, D. Johnston, E. Johnston, W. Talbott, J. Hinton, R. Toppins, G. Trueth, R. Stanley (Mgr.). Back Row: J. Lease, B. Brooks, J. Bennett, E. Brown, K. Combs, R. Franklin, B. Kramlick, M. Radciffe. A So-So Season Varsity Softball: Front Row. B. Allen, K. Bartosz, J. Altenburg. Middle Row: C. Nippard, K. Chapman, P. The Varsity softball team, under Fisher DY Malini Bek Ret Ce Ne an Motes . Rosen en 5; : isher, P. Mullinix. Back Row: C. Smith (mgr.), B. Dyson, M. Van Meter, P. Rossberg, K. Zukowski, S. coach Debbie Clem, ended their Meyer, By Clem (couch). season with a disappointing 5-7 record. Although the team had many good spurts, both defensively and of- fensively, they were too inconsistent, as a team, to hold or obtain a lead. Despite their record, the Comets miss- ed a regional berth by only 1 loss. The JV team, consisting of sophomores only, finished their season with a 6-4 record. Coach Caren Welsh felt her games were played with a “complete team effort” and stressed that everyone improved through the season. 1.....Mt. Hep . . .Towso he Hereford........... WOOT. .|.. ategti 1% { M Ry svalb sell ¥ 7 i= val rae ale he fe 44 4x60. JV Softball: Front Row: L. Ingram, K. Corbett, C. Halsey, L. Hahn, S. Ernest. Middle Row: C. Welsh (coach), C. DeBoy, L. Gamble, J. Dingle, $. Hamilton, M. Brown. Back Row: D. Holland (mgr.), I. Wolf, J. Hoffen, _M. Ryan, F. Hollamon, S. Heinz. A Turnabout Season The Varsity Baseball Team had a quick start this season with a 6-3 record. However, much to Coach Reeves’ dismay, their season ended with a disappointing 7-9 record. Behind the consistent batting of Bob- by Rey, and the pitching of Dave Jones, the Comets had a fair season despite the return of only 3 veterans. The J.V. team finished the year with a 10-6 record. The strong hitting of Mike Waters and the rest of the squad has shown promise of providing a good nucleus for next year. VARSITY COMETS Owings Mill Hereford Sparrows Point Chesapeake Milford Mill Owings Mills Hereford Sparrows Point Chesapeake Milford Mill JV Baseball: Front Row: M. Waters, D. Rohrer, D. Findley, B. Streaker, P. Martin, J. Nelson. Back Row: A. Gamzon (Coach), B. Farrell, T. High, S. Peters, J. Rudy, B. Sohn, M. Smith, J. Kistler. ] arsity Baseball: Front Row: B. Rey, S. Luco, J. Shifflet, S. Buckman, M. Ford, M. Burke, T. Purcell. Back pe: A. Reeves (coach), J. McAvoy, C. Weyant, T. Jensen, B. Gamble, E. Bezold, D. Jones, K. Lowe. | ae Jue iy ; Fy yy Spirit, Let's Hear It The cheerleaders, under the direc- tion of Barbara Ward, added en- thusiasm to the crowds that gathered to watch the Comet games. The girls worked hard to perfect their cheers. With the profits made from the pop- corn and candy sales they were able to purchase new pom-poms for both the Varsity and JV squads. Varsity Cheerleaders: Front Row: C. Douglass, E. Gorman. Middle Row: C. Trump, S. Barringer, A. LaSuola| ny K. Meacham (capt.), E. Gaegler, J. Rothenburg (co-capt.), R. Wagner. Top Row. J. Buckman, E. Fumea, S} Singer. 7 Cheerleaders: Front Row, W. Hiller, V. Foos, C. Sabino, A. Kligys. Middle Row: L. Rout, N. Gisreal, C. hevront, R. Polk. Top Row: A. Gardenghi (capt.). Trophies in Tribute The annual varsity banquet was held at CCC on May 27, 1982. It was the first year that parents of varsity players organized this special occa- sion. The toastmaster for the evening was Bill Hawkins. Because students and parents participated in the preparations, the banquet was ap- preciated more and recognized as a special tribute to the athletes. serves ass oe Baseball Unsung — Bob Kim Meacham ig — Janet Rothenbur ira Brown © ’ erry King Scott Luco door Track fady Altenburg, Tina King — Amy Prochazka, Shelley Smith rosse ike Blouin, S Ray Ewing . + ee ; own, Ray Poppins ta Cutler, Wiz oO « “atonsville Times Award Ohris Hourihan, Linda Hine Comet of the Year Art Monroe, Shelley Smith YEARBOOK SPECWICATIONS AND DEADLINES Big Maw. . se oe Clune oe eek : ‘ : : ER POMS RTE Eharpiry MPG Syne i, 28 BRIDAL SHIA SURG 1 bn ieee 1 ox : ce : eo “ea 2 ee « oe a Jnr RESE C POEs pw : 2 AMSTER’S ces ad OE eg SER OS LEO a oo bide Lieto onc deem 2 a eee - 5 eee ce . ae wh POdmas ea : E AEG : i SPORTS Fe nent ais BALES ee tesok« ! teeategsy 7 é ¢ f epee Rosey: ‘oF OF 847 eee oe SECRET Sena di: © Oe OI 8s wink N as (x) sf a oe (x) a THE RED WHITE AND BLUE CREW OF 19 G2 RELEASING PRESSURES-—NO SKIRTS,NO WIN OC. 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Hinckley It looks like we made it! Glad we all had the chance to doittogether. — You are a special person and a terrific friend. Just remember, the best is yet to come. YOUR FRIENDS ALWAYS, Beth and Eva HER E’S TO YOU IN “82” A SUPER YEAR COME TRUE CONGRATULATIONS! LOVE ALWAYS TOA SPECIAL DAUGHTER MARIELLEN BROWN MOM, DAD, AND “DIPPY” ADVANCE Tutoring; Math; Reading Development; English; French; Latin; So. Studies; Economics; Philosophy RekRkRRKEKRRREE EK S.A.T.; C.A.T.; G.R.E.; G.E.D. eReRekRRKRE KERR Piano Learn Music That You Love UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS Recruiting =f se | Service J.M. Richards GYSGT 747-7436, 7440 818 Frederick Road Catonsville, MD You spent more than 300,000 minutes getting that high school diploma. Now spend 20 minutes to make it pay off. In just 20 minutes you'll find out what the Marine Corps can offer you. 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Class of ’82... 246 Bethy-be happy, babe — I'll miss you, T CT — Ancient art and dynamo Ed — Love ya Eunice Dots, Remember Howie and MJ Di RR, JK, SM, DH, Do the H. Hop DM SL, KM Don't forget O.C. DM Mark Have fun with Duck RR Space travelers rule DM SHLBTKKMCH JBK Joe Blitz Zuki passed with flying colors How do you spell boat? Practice parking Paul? Beatles rock roll 1 Bruce Springsteen 1 Hey dude from east to west Fu Man is rough and tough... Comfortably numb at the N.A. Sally Reed Gracie Bumper car road block The magic excursion to KD Brian loves Robin Simmons loves Freud Here's to SR the APE — MDW Moo’s crew is the punkies The B-52's, the Gang, and punk Dave and Debbie Congratulations RON! Love MOM, DAD, and BOB Mary E. Carback Mary E. Orndorff Be a bassoonist Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Hine Curtis Hine Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Hine Sr. C — cut class?!? NEVER! Kathy Langan Left Lane must turn Left!!! Watch out UMBC, here comes B M Peggy -n- Tom; Led Zeppelin 1 Great Times with Poopsy —J.K. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond King Ricky Renehan Cher Yann, J’attends avec impatience (1983) Je t'aime MANDY Kath — I love my lacrosse shirts! Amy — My favorite word — Liz The Hinton Luau in the Hood Jen, Wango Night Rolls! Liz Ride around Mail a Bud San and Liz — OC here we come! Bob, Starry eyed forever! Liz Dave — I'm your Tootsy Pop — San Horny; tennis, Fantasy Girl, REO Journey, Vic loves Skip OC 1 Hi Mary; Hershey Pk.; Hi Alec Brenda: my best friend. Kim F. CHS “It's Academic” rules Balto! David, Quark, and Scott Good luck Mar and Lin! Luv, Kimby Ethan rocks and Zenobia rolls! Sandee — NC Awaits! Yeah! Rel RR, DM, DH — K.D. rolls! SM Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George Abendschoen Sword fights at Sandy Point Losing V. O)’s at the Follies N.A. Nigel Abenbone The Crew and the Great Wall at O.C. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Officer Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Constance Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Frazier Mr. and Mrs. David E. Johnson Jack, you're my bestest friend. I love you, Denise Hey Banana Bud — It wasn’t an HR Michael — Thanks for being such a special friend — Denise The Barn Party 6 2 82 No Fish Today, Herms Ganga at the water tower PATRONS Ski to Die Club CF, won't ever give up, K.P. Keith Oliver Joe Greene Mr. Sharp is 1 J.B. — Remember the good times — P.R. Christy — did you clean your pallot? Thank you Mom, Love, Lisa W.V. with B.P. Anita “What I mean is, I love winter . . .,” but especially one special spring — Even Now Kristen -N- Jeff Best wishes, '82. B. Rubin Thank God for a JV lacrosse coach BIGGER thanks for my anchor! Je pense ce que je pense Young Life rolls to the MAX! Pam Mullinix Jeri and Ernie Mullinix Joyce Mullinix Glenn Mullinix Mr. Liceman rambles rahr Scuz. Timmy and Lori Tracy loves Joe Walker 4-ever Teresa loves Chris W. forever Dominic and Phyllis TLA Mom and Dad Bezold, Wayne too Best Wishes Tracy, Tina and Dean Mag and Joe Carter Elaine love Jim 4-ever Good Luck Class of '82 R.W. Mike and Fran Ocean City 20th street!!! C.S.— We made it! — L.B. Meush — FROT Forever — LEG Have a nice day — C.M. ES Chrisie loves Billy, Forever! Grandma Aggie loves her Mikey. Pd. 4 A P. mink discussions Steve and Steph — 10 10 81 Amy and Scott Forever! C.B. and M.C. — Do you have crayons in school? — D.B. Silver Novas are 1!!! Dew Drop Inn 12-23-81 — 3-22-82 The Wonderful Compromise The Kahlua Kid strikes again Moby “B,” Terror of CHS! MH, MB — 2nd pd. gossip hr — MK MCP Liz is a TWIT, S.H. Michael, the M.G., and me. Mike Ford, senior, is a jerk. D,J. Fuzzy Duck — Westview SS, RW, EF AP, EF — No Big Squat — SS 6-11-82 O.C. BOUND MKDKDJMKDKDJMKDKDJMKDKDJMKDKDjJ MKMKMKMKMKMKLBRCOCMKMKMKMKMKMK ALL SAILORS ARE BEEB MONSTERS! Kevin, Love is Forever. Karen J.K. — Poopsy who? — T.C. KILL THE BLOND EEL! JBK Wolves Are Wonderful Hi Droopy, Guess who? D.B. — Where's the Fizz? Long crayon talks on the pier End of year, still confused; C.M. The Pittsburgh Cuz’s, S, G, B, S Found a Peanut, It was rotten. (Beans aren't any better) Best of Luck Class of 82 — The New Pittsburgh Browns To our favorite senior The Browns Nancy, I get revenge — You'll “‘c” Best of luck to th e Class of 82 — B. Matyas Kathryn Clautice Karyn Adamecz Mr. and Mrs. R. Adamecz Barbara Kalafos N.B. and L.S., Punk and green, S.A. PATRONS Kristen Corbett Catonsville Girl's Track is 1 Gail Adamecz Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown, Kimberly and Lauren Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wooldridge Mr. and Mrs. Louis Redd Mr. and Mrs. Sunderland Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. R. Pace Girl's JV Lacrosse Rolls! Lorraine Adamecz Agnes Adamecz “Save the Nuf” Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frey Gene C. “Oh Well” Pam J. HA HA Bill and Cary, Nov. 3, 1982 at Va. Beach Mrs. Golden's Sth pd. class, D.S. Oribus and Mac love MEMBAS!!! Joe Kool, love those legs! Dr. Hyde, Eyelash, and Little Big Man love Sunkist, Popkorn, Mushy Apples, Joe Kool, Thomas Jefferson, Diet Rite, and our favorite pastime is R.H.-ing! Girl's Lac Rolls! Love those Navy Mids! — R.W., A.L. Jerry A. is a fox!! Eric — thanks for always caring — Amy Mononucleosis rolls to the max! J.A. Preps for Miss T’s class! 6th pd. PKCK C.B.P.J.K.M. Bestest Friends! Shorts and Beach parties in March TH — Is my coupon still valid? MS Kelly Ridgley Sis — THANX! Luv ya, Kelly Me and PJ together forever — HT Did you find any mastatues? Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Beacham Mariellen Brown Singing in the sunshine laughing in the rain TC and MB in the Orange State Thanks Beth — Sunsabar Bye Catonsville Senior, Here 1 come UMBC! Eileen O’Connor '82 Richard B. Schultz TK and LB — Can't wait for MA in OC — By Water battles in the Lost World “Got any gum?” Congrats AR and BM!! Louden 9 Burke 8 Hiles 0-5 2 82 Bingo — Zero Allen and Joan Lehman How come they never print my stuff? Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wood Dick Walters Mr. and Mrs. George Tolzman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meekins We love you, 007 — Mich and Bet Wolves are wonderful Never kill a ladybug Pat and Murph Klingaman Selvin Rudd Mr. Richard Talarigo Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh and Annie Donna and Tommy Mr. Simmons, who would fardels bear? “Tam responsible for my rose . . .” The Bartosz Family J —Ilearned the truth at 17, not you — F Mr. Michael Shannon Matt and Carol Eva Pinter This is a run on book — WARPED Dave, is the tire on tight? Linda L. McCormick Mr. Jules deFries ; The Freak and the Witch P.M. Bingo, Big Zero, Mr. Ray Bang, SH — the trees, B.M. Thanks Eileen — Best Friend — Love Kelly Sweet tart, Honey Pie, Lollipop — Good luck, Cupcake Mr. Ed Kelly Sam, Bang! Say now, Dallas Cowboys — 1 Join the Army like I did, E.G. Ju and FritPi — luvya sloped guys — SJ I lost it in the lost world, Buff Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Bracken Yeah Baby — Took Jul, I know you would! May Mrs. Carolyn Spring Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown Spook and Jody Brown Mr. and Mrs. George T. Hardt Mrs. Harry Brown Mr. and Mrs. Jack T. Hardt Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Brunner Matthew Brunner Brenda Sohn Hey dude — Hilltop rocks! Schoeler’s a hoser I love you, Jonny. Love, Haji Catonsville Lacrosse is 1! Mr. and Mrs. Jerome G. Meyer Ya wanna get lucky? Mary Ann Meyer Ed Meyer Ralph Meyer Diet?? — MUNCH OUT!!! Catonsville Volleyball is 1! Jim Milton Willie Nelson 1 B.R. My friends r the best. Maria Matt, I'll miss ya. Luv, Maria FFL — See ya in college, JB and BL Luv you Mom and Dad. Love, Maria Fuzzy, I'll love you 4-ever. Tammy L.A. has nice legs. J.M. PM, I need more Russians. JM 4th pd. study w JR, MS, GR; JM Us sailors burn. Right USO. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyers RIP — Randolph Rhoads, March 18 531 Apt. 4 Random Road Rules J. Morrison bites the “D.” ZOSO Cannot be beat Mark (is un-) reale Eddie rules OK (of course) “Number of the Beast” 4 24 82 “You can’t kill Randy Rhoads” He's here to stay! “Paul is gonna drink.” J. Morrison doesn’t bite the D. Craig loves Doggin’ Jane Sad Dog is gonna get toasted. Later Paul Dianno (Maiden) You won't be missed. Random Quarters, Anyone? Zeppelin is still 1 “I get wasted off of 3” — Steph H. Everybody must get S —. “Where is that confounded . . . Bridge.” — Robert Plant “I may burn my fingers, BUT want my iron in that fire.” — V.H. 26th Street would have rolled Simmons is a Brewmister. Random Rd will be Dogging City 28th St. Rocks and Rolls — S.H. June 8th — one day in a year. Feb. 21 Rolled — Joe Mrs. Elsa Binder Matthew Hauffman Lacrosse Rolls! Macbeth Cattery Paul -n- Tina Fredie the Dog Typing yearbook patrons is a pain in the finger! Hey sweet survivor — this year J Carried On. . . and survived Katie Hart Patty Rossberg HE = fare wy