Great Mills High School - Echo Yearbook (Great Mills, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1971 volume:

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I 2:5 A , .4 ,HN rf A ' if lil J' - X 1 rx 1,-xv W W V U xx Yiox fjifgx XQQ U z ii ECHO 1971 .X , ' 4 I X S. Rf , , x, I y A V Y! I , .I , GREAT MILLS HIGH SCHOOL GREAT MILLS, MARYLAND 20634 1971 ECHO STAFF Editor-in-Chief - Fl0I'6HC6 Cline Editorial Advisor - Mrs. Kharmine Young Copy Editor - Pam Smith Business Manager - Donna Whiting Photographers - Mike Hewitt - James Monfort - Gary Potter Senior Staff - Liz Anderson Junior Staff - Ginny Crum - Don Smith Lynn Cline Ann Levay Judy Goddard Henry Rowe Kathy Willey -X u QQ X An w. f -wr Av ff , , AQ x R 1 uv - - xxx 'wl N-M.. m .. ri ' if , ,, M Sy 5,2 R .' ,, A Q., . - f f s..,,.,, i,.,f..,,., , 5 nu awww 1 W5 jj Q, , . . A, fu M Y Hxwf XX X Q XQAO -'F' 775 X G M 5 :If M s Q ww WN' 'Xi' ' , VW! tl . , -- .. - -4,. X. xg' K--0 L..-'71, i ,,,fb f Q,-f , 4 W 1 W w 1 Q-.+R xx. .1 .X 'N L?,x 5 1,4 ww w .-J -4 .,. 1 1 Q. f 4 Living . Living is being a part of our fast-moving, ever-changing, complex World. Living involves the development of awareness and appreciation of that world and a desire to contribute to its betterment. Living is anticipat- ing each tomorrow and Work- ing With hope and aspiration. N3 5 5C0CJf17,n,0 DOGLL 626 !Zcivv EPEZZJ UJG fancy jkyfx to ,f na when f77'f'V'V, fn +01 ffifvo ' -fl H77Lf g,y WP My QVTI5 A5511 !f3fi fT H 357. udrmf uct YW Wy wfjzi a,We7uf,5 Bfmwa f75J,7 Qjmyyfgcggg' my N xnxh-',f' . fi , QV 5162 m u5'gj 4 L7 ,zfyffgfyglggffl zgc Mfr ffifu 6 J3QCCCLffjf1ff7 5 Wf?fM7f'61vi ,ff 115 Eicfiiii so 555553 1 ovqq 'fi Sl i i iii? fill, K W 'K M4- 9,' I V 'T' fjffsrff CU Flour day, rat day, spirit chains, slave day, and the pep rally all re- flected the spirit of Great Millians during homecoming week. The pageantry of floats built by the classes and organizations pro- vided excitement and color. Emerg- ing as the victors with the winning float, the juniors displayed their im- pression of THE ONLY GAME in TOWN. Following closely in the con- test, seniors and sophomores placed second and third, respectively. Friday night the Hornets met the wrath of the St. Mary's Saints .and despite their valiant efforts were de- feated by a score of 22-16. The half time show commenced with a Span- ish regala, performed by the GMHS band. Susan Wible, voted Homecoming Queen by the football team, was crowned by Harry Ocker. Escorted to the center of the field were Senior princesses Jacki Mills and Ansley Bentley, Junior princess Nancy Rowe, Sophomore princess Esther Aud and Freshman princess Dinah Horton. 1 1 1 C21 The annual Homecoming dance, featured the Butterscotch Valley Freight Train and The Poverty Jive Team. Sponsored by the SGA, this concluded the week's festivities and supplied rhythm for The Only Game in Town. Homecoming 1970- 1971 CD The bon fire, held on Thursday night, was the biggest in Great Mills' history. 125 Odell Smith gains yards on the Saints. A special ceremony commemorated the late Russell Rowe, who gave his life in Vietnam. Russ was a former football player at Great Mills, Class of 1964. Left: Principal Marvin Joy presented to Mrs. Ruth Rowe, accompanied by her son Douglas, a bouquet of yellow mums. The Queen and Her Court 4? 1 3. 5.3, f AB ,x Top Row: Susan Wible, Homecoming Queen, Jacki Mills, Ansley Bentley. Bottom Row: Nancie Rowe, Esther Aud, Dinah Horton. The School Day Begins Anticipating the events to come during the school day, GM students arrive at school with varied attitudes. Slipping into homeroom before the bell rings is a challenge to almost every student. By the time he makes the journey to his locker, right, and fights the lunch ticket line, home- room begins. The Pledge of Alle- giance, below, starts the morning fol- lowed by the morning announce- ments, which are concluded with the reading of the menu. At 8:30 a.m. classes begin. 2 i ggi G , ,:-: K ' if ff' WW ' 2 KU 1 Q, E K .Wai N X, ,xx -- H x f, -- 5 'lk sw-sew ' is 4 G L' CU Chris Rutland inoculates agar in Advanced Biology. C21 Larry Farmer and Terry Madjeski participate in labs, an important part of biolo- EY- I1 C35 C47 QD Doreen Saunders uses a special technique in sewing a dress. Q21 Jim Pembroke, Jim Lech- trecker, Vickie Hughes, and Harry Hitchcock pay close attention in Physics, Q35 Mr. Gilbert Justice's first period class is busy with an as- signment. Q41 John Smith operates the ditto machine as one of the requirements of Office Practice. W ,, g 'M K KK V ,,, . , T LV - AA, ' f c Y S , .K f5J Principal Marvin Joy stops to talk to Blanche Saxon between classes. Q65 Sharon Fross discovers that dissecting frogs is basic to biology. C71 John Allison takes his share of GM's lunch program. 'U S Q 5 1' .L .,.a'fM'W QiQw FKisi9gw.54fH- Q Y 3 C13 123 -2-zgg,-. f-Q1iL H :: mx .AN Great Millians in Training In addition to the regular curricu- lum, Great Mills students may re- ceive vocational training under the work-study program or in courses of- fered at the St. Mary's County Tech- nical Center. Work-study students have the op- 'i C59 QD Mary Nolan, Regina Thurman, and ReDahl- ia Toon increase their skill in food service trade by preparing the lunches in the Tech Center cafeteria. f2l Linda Gibson learns how to style professionally Margaret Purcell's hair portunity to work during the week and still complete high school. At- tending school half the day and work- ing for a local business the other half increases the number of job opportu- nities available to them after gradua- tion. Courses at the Tech Center train students in vocations such as auto mechanics, practical nursing, carpen- try, masonry, and Cosmetology. This training is beneficial not only to the student, but to the community as well. as in Cosmetology. C31 Participating in the work- study program, Kathi Adam works for The Enterprise where, among other things, she ar- ranges the headlines on The Hornet. Q41 The Marine Engine and Boat Repair course ac- quaints the student with everything from re- tuning an outboard motor to painting the hull of a boat. C55 Scott Merchant tends some poin- settias which the Horticulture class grew and sold at Christmas. 42 1 M 4 I M If , ,,,, , .. 4 Q x was ml, ,,,5, K ,Q 7 K-me fi , ' Q22 wi, fl ,gn ,H ,. M, mmf Q Q? ii .gem Q 5 f im ,UWA ,W Z Great Millians After Hours Q11 The St. Mary's County library in Lexington Park provides resource materials for Great Millians such as John Sullivan. Q21 Spirited band members like Rod Brylawski and Becky Maus take advantage of their noise-making ca- pacity at pep rallies. Q37 Henry Rowe enter- tains his audience with some of his own musi- cal compositions during a special concert. C45 Francis Russell and Nancy Ross stop for a breather during a GM dance. C39 in so 71' C25 Outstanding Teen- Agers of America Florence Cline,sPam Smith, Chris Rutland, and Marvin Sewell, below, were nominated by Principal Marvin Joy as Outstanding Teenagers of America in recognition of scholar- ship, leadership, and service to the community. As nominees for the na- tional contest, their pictures and biographies will appear in a bound edition of the OTA yearbook and they are eligible to compete with some 300 Maryland contestants for the state trophy. The state winner competes nationally for a 31000 schol- arship. 1 t't f The Gaslight Follies With a Gay Nineties setting, in- cluding a noisy peanut gallery, the Class of '71 presented their winter senior play, The Gaslight Follies, on January 15 and 16. The series of three one-act melodramas was high- lighted with special scripting, includ- ing the kidnapping of an entire cast by John Sullivan. Dora the Beautiful Dishwasher, Fireman, Save My Child, and The Great Western Melodrama, were typ- ical old mill plays with typical hero- versus-villain plots. Practices held al- most daily after school and nearly every night until midnight, under the direction of Mr. Richard Thompson, turned the production into a side- tickling, knee-slapping comedy. The behind-the-scenes stage crew, manned by Scott Merchant, Dan Mief sowitz, Tom Leonard, Vickie Hughes, Paul Payne, Gary Potter, and John Sullivan, and the grease paint daub- ers, comprised of Donna Hamann, Ginny Crum, Vickie Hughes, Debbie Ethridge, Patti Cameron, Sherry Al- dridge, and Donna Pall, make-up con- sultant, greatly contributed to the success of the Seniors' theatrical en- terprise. DORA THE BEAUTIFUL DISHWASHER Cast Dora Horne. .... .......... B ertha Vanikiotis Malvina Hyacinth .............. Pam Powell Esther Barlow .................. Micki Ryan Hector Hyacinth ................. Don Smith Lorin Chillingsworth ...... Sherman Fleming Arnold Wise ..............,.. Jim Pembroke Andrea Morgan ..... ..... S andra Mims QD Andrea Morgan fSandra Mimsl reminds Hector Hyacinth fDon Smithj that they are to be married in Dora the Beautiful Dishwasher. C21 Esther Barlow QMicki Ryanl refuses to be-' lieve that Hector has proposed to Dora fBertha Vanikiotisj. C31 Sally Crossbury QAnita Wil- helmj tries to escape Archibald Quingle's hype notic stare in Fireman, Save My 'Childl Q41 Mortima McSkew CAnsley Bentleyl consoles her' daughter, Daisy fSharon Ravnl after the second cast has taken over in the Great West- ern Melodrama. CSD A poker player fDon Smithl and a barmaid QPhyllis McKayJ relax at the saloon. C37 1,5- S' if t gg, 3X fs o Ni . 1 s ' I ligf o Y, . ' Qi. . 'lf , . V ,jean 'L,'1x 5 ' gs e '14 X E9 W S x r v w' f ' w Q ik, , - i. 5? wi-Q N' A ,-J. .V ,J ?',4c i FIREMAN, SAVE MY CHILD! Cast Mrs. Julia Quingle ........... Ruth Shepherd Carol Noell Chester Quingle ...... ....... J eff Beard Archibald Quingle .... .... C hris Rutland Myrtle Jones ........ .... P am Powell Daisy Dorrance ....... ....... C arol Herr Mrs. Sally Crossbury ......... Anita Wilhelm Bing Barnes ............ ..... M ike Hewitt Don Smith Mary Lawson .... .... L ynn Johnson gifs? 659 THE GREAT WESTERN MELODRAMA First Cast ' Sheriff ..... ............. C hris Rutland Villain ....... .... S herman Fleming Card Players .... ...... G ary Potter Mike Hewitt Jim Pembroke John Sullivan ..... .... J ohn Sullivan Barmaid ..................... Phyllis McKay Second Cast Filbert Fearless ................. Carol Noell Daisy McSkew .... ..... S haron Ravn Abigail McSkew .... ...... M icki Ryan Mortima McSkew ..... ..... A nsley Bentley Oswald Slugfest ..... .... B ertha Vanikiotis Two-Gun Percy . . . ..... Rita McDonald I9 Proj cot SECO Simulated Environmental Con- trolled Operations, SECO, introduces its members to aerospace technology and familiarizes them with the work of astronauts. The organization originated in No- vember, 1968, from the interests of John Lancaster and Glenn Connor. In the summer of '69, a simulated space module was constructed. John Lan- caster, Glenn Connor, and Wayne Cooper spent eight days within the module getting the feel of astronaut cramp. Much of SECO's time has been spent in obtaining support for their projects, and so far, the Naval Air Test Center, Patuxent River, Mary- land, has supplied it. They have do- nated technical equipment as well as speakers, who hold seminars on the different aspects of aerospace Work. In addition to the simulated flights, SECO members have partici- pated in a multi-phase training course, sponsored by the Aeromedical branch of Service Test, Naval Air Test Center, and have attended spe- cial programs at other military bases. SECO members are striving to in- corporate a program in the GMHS curriculum, which would be the sixth such program in the United States. 4 p g5,g?g?,..r .1 l CD E ,...-orb' 63? Participating in Project SECO, Apollo 14 Mission Tracking, were the following students, who comprised various shifts: Flight Directors: Doug Durkin, Pat Ryan, Ricardo Johnson, and Steve Weisman. Flight Dynamics: Sid Connor, Krista Pinno, Cheryl Ray, Ed Cornthwaite, Ken Ross, Ken Hamerick, Dave Ashmore, 5 c II? ff i ,fy i -IIV iz I , ' J' , if ,gi Q E J, ff: J- ua l'i ,www 24 ,.'5He , 81 6 Official Photograph U.S. Navy John Allison, Marc Hunter and Dave Jones. Lunar Module Systems: Bob Lococo. Weather, and Tracking: Bob Box- well, Mike Crow, Craig Upchurch, Rick McFee, and John Mayer. Bio- Med: Jon Eckardt. Mr. Dan Dickey acts as Teacher- Advisor for Project SECO. -M 44? Q11 Dave Jones and Mike Gerred man their posts during the Apollo 14 Mis- sion. Q25 Ricardo Johnson, Sid Connor, and Dave Jones take a back seat to Mike Gerred and Marc Hunter as they observe the moon flight. Q31 Sid Connor, Mike Gerred, and Kelvin Crow participate in an experiment on hypoxia aboard the Naval Air Sta- tion. C45 Rick McFee carries out his duties at the Weather and Tracking station. Participating . Participating in campus ac- tivities apart from the daily class routine enriches the stu- dent's life, encourages his crea- tivity, and develops his poten- tial talents and interests. Great Mills High School pro- vides a variety of organizations and programs for these extra- curricular activities Which com- plement the special interests and desires of the individual student. 22 J -lr H 4 4 Q- V ' 1 First Row: Bob Nansteel, Steve Weisman, Vicki Huntley, Lynn Cline, Betty Clayton, Chris Rutland, President. Second Row: Jeff Beard, Marian Bean, Shirley Millard, Flo Cline. Third Row: Vickie Hughes, Joe Perez, Sharon Ravn, Pam Smith, Francine Dove. Fourth Row: Anita Wilhelm, Sandy Mims, Debbie Biondi. Fifth Row: Liz Madjeski, Ann Barnes, Ann Levay, Laura Bonenfant. Sixth Row: Margo N ansteel, Secretary, Debbie Val- landingham, Donna Huett. Seventh Row: Mrs. Collee Wilson, Sponsor, Sandy Cullison, Carol Herr, Treasurer. Top Row: Paul Gibson, Krista Pinno, Eric Herr, Beverly Taylor, Mariane Boyer, Marcia Kessler, Ron Brimberry. National Honor Society The National Honor Society's membership consists of junior and senior students who have excelled in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Nationally sponsored, the Great Mills chapter has as its main goal: to provide service for the betterment of the school and the community, and to encourage other members of the student body to fol- low its example. Annual inductions are held to initiate new members who have met and upheld its standards. l ' l i i , 9 pvfggi S 51 f S ,..,,,. Q , ... ff- f Debate Club L. Mr. Richard Thompson, Sponsor, Mary Aull, Carol Herr, Chris Rutland, Flo Cline, Rod Bry- lawski, and Barbara Jones. First Row: Mrs. Barbara Smith, Co-sponsor, Brenda Strickland, Liz Madjeski, Brenda Kish, Treasurer, Shelia Aldridge, JoAnne Vanikiotis, Marisa Stevens, Recording Secretary, Nancy Rowe, Corresponding Secretary, Patty Combs, Kathy Poe, Fran Gerrett, Brenda Ennels, Bev- erly Taylor, Cecilia Phillips. Second Row: Anne Barnes, Joy Owens, Kathy Nicholas, Denise Downes, Sharon Russell, Debbie Kralle, Beth Gelrud, Jill Fortini, Esther Aud, Billie McMann. Third Row: Greg Miller, Kevin Ste- vens, Tom Leonard, Doug Brown, Elvert Barnes. Fourth Row: Joe Barnes, Odell Smith, Bill Humenik, Jeff Beard, President, Mike Hewitt, Billy McCabe, Mary Clarke, Judy Goddard, Bill Holt, Lee Goldman, Ron Brim- berry, Steve Weisman, Vice-President. Not Pictured: Mr. Larry Johnson, Co-sponsor. Student Government Association Each year students from individual English classes elect a representative to SGA. This organization acts as a voice of the students to defend and define student rights, to promote good relations among students, facul- ty, and administration, and to create an interest in school and local activi- ties. When a resolution is introduced to the SGA, the general assembly, pre- sided over by Jeff Beard, discuss the proposal and vote on it. If passed, the resolution is presented to the admin- istration for its consideration. bm 5,614 Weightlifting Club Bill Holt, Frances Oliver, Tom Leonard, Glen Connor, Dan Rebarchick, John Sullivan, Mr. Michael Buonviri, Sponsor. 5 in Lettcrmeifs Club First Row: Don Smith, David Jones, John Eck- ardt, John Sullivan, Danny Greenwell, Tom Leonard, Steve Kish, Glenn Connor, Doug Durkin, Kevin Stevens, Ricardo Johnson. Sec- ond Row: Mike Hewitt, Larry Royalty, Jim Cochran, Jim Lechtrecker, Jeff Beard, Jim Jameson, Arthur Allan, Bill Humenik, Ron Shepherd, Ralph Thompson, Odell Smith. Third Row: Steve Whorl, Steve Boggs, Kenny Barnes, Mike Ryan, Marc Hunter, Tyrone Har- ris, Vince Baumgartner, Carl Bean, Glenn Gar- ner, Joe North, Bob Dyer, Joe McDaniels. Reward for excellence in sports is sometimes denied to even the most deserving player. For this reason, Great Mills has created an organiza- tion, Lettermen's Club, that strives to initiate pride and leadership in the student participating in school sports. Proudly wearing the well-known let- termen's jacket, the club members represent students who know the meaning of hard work and determi- nation, illustrated by a well-deserved letter. olunteer Firemcn Front Row: Mr. Michael Andrews, Dan Rebar- chick, Norman Carpenter, David Carter, Fran- cis Bean, Danny Gatton, John Lagalbo. Back Row: Lyn Henderson, Raymond Carter, Jerry Andrews, Toni Cocimano, Paul Tennyson, Chief Bill Kogel, Rocky Hammett, Robert But- ler. Not Pictured: Mr. Salvatore Raspa. The Volunteer Firemen at Great Mills are sponsored by Mr. Michael Andrews and Assistant Principal Sal- vatore Raspa. Members of this group belong to the Lexington Park, Ridge, Valley Lee, and Hollywood Volun- teer Fire Departments. As public servants, the members serve as protectors against the con- stant threat of fire and weather haz- ards. These volunteers attend train- ing sessions at the University of Maryland where they learn the tech- niques and processes of proper fire control. French Club Seated: Rod Brylawski, Krista Pinno, Sharon Russell, Flo Cline, Francine Dove, Sandy Culli- son. Standing: Ron Brimberry, Mike Calvert, Jim Burke, Carol Herr, Joe Perez, Mariane Boyer, Lynn Cline, Sharon Ravn, Terry Flem- ing, Debbie Benson, Chris Rutland, Elvert Barnes, Mrs. Dolores Fleming, Sponsor, Betty Clayton. Mr Esau Jackson Sponsor Franclne Dove President, Lucinda,Rothwell Cher l Cutchem rganization for Black Pride Y ber, Odell Smith, Barbara Freeman Library Club First Row: Mosie Lawrence, Leo Gordon, Ar- nold Sewell, Evangeline James, Jane Dutton, Elizabeth Eldridge, Francine Carroll. Second Row: Howard White, Mrs. Elaine Downing, Sponsor, Rhoda Madjeski, JoAnn Goodwin, Marvin Sewell, Bernadette Gaskins, Blanche Saxon, Joyce Carroll. v f n- Drama Club First Row: Brenda Ennels, Gail Phillips, Bar- bara McMahon, Joy Owens, Gloria Matthews, Recording Secretary, Melodie Priddy, Vice- President, Jenelle Priddy, Corresponding Sec- retary. Second Row: Mr. Ron Sableski, co-spon- sor, Carol Robinson, Melene Mozelewski, Pam Sharrock, Fran Gerrett, Peggy Mann, Debbie Shultz. Third Row: Kathy Nicholas, Steve Kish, Don Smith, Dave Jones, Rebecca Maus, Greg Miller. Fourth Row: John Speer, Presi- dent, Harry Hitchcock, John Sullivan, Treasur- er, Mrs. Dorothy Roush, co-sponsor. Not Pic- tured: Jeff Baumbach, Mike Ryan, Brian Aker, William Curtis, Patti Wolicki, Luke An- drews, Keith Ross, Robert Garay. SOME SENIORS SKIP LEGALLY Taking advantage of new Maryland law, several seniors legally missed school Thursday, Friday, and Monday before election day, Nov. 4. The skippers, Pat Bruken, Pat Burns, Patricia Clay, Nancy Fones, Greg Miller, Sandra Mims, Martin Robidoux, Duane Schlosser, Lynn Potts Sides, Don Smith, Kathie Wells, and Susie Wible, were cam- paigning for local off 'ce candidates of their choice. Written permission slips from their chosen candidates and par- ents, a list of jobs undertaken, and an essay were required before stu- dents were excused for their absen- ces. An option given to the school, had not the above been submitted, was a 0 in every class the stu- dent missed. During the brief time in which the Jr. Campaigners were help- ing, a better understanding of the intricacies involved in a campaign were noticed. Long hours of fixed- grin faces, aching feet from too much walking, and g-raveled voices from endless talking were the physical pains which drove all vi- sions of a nice, legal vacation from the students' minds. Although no dog-petting and baby-kissing were observed, shop- ping carts were unloaded for cus- tomers at local supermarkets by some vote-gathering seniors. More common duties included house-to house campaigning, distribution of candidates' literature, and an- swering questions. Lack of organization, stated Sandy Mims, was the main fault of this program. Indeed had the program been an- nounced earlier, candidates been contacted earlier, and. the seniors been given more encouragement, and unusual learning situation may have been experienced by more. SYRIAN YANKEE VISITS GMHS Thundering applause and a standing ovation concluded the visit of Mr. Salom Rizik, world- known traveler, at a GMHS up- perclassmen's assembly October 19. Addressing the Junior and Sen- ior Classes as Young Ameri- cans, Rizk held his audience cap- tive as he spoke of his childhood in a war-ravaged old world, of his desires and struggles for an edu- cation, and of his life-long dream to become an American. After five years of parking on the steps of the American Em- bassy in Syria, at the age 22, his passage for America was grant- ed. America was a fairy land, un- believable, a place where gov- ernments are revolutionized by votes instead of guns. Editor Lynda Roper and Associate Editor Lynne Fortini plan the nex edition of THE HORNET. NORMAN MOORE LEAVES GMHS Mr. Norman Moore, science teacher at Great Mills for five years, re- signed his position Nov. 2 to become an advisory specialist for St. Marv's An autographed copy of his book SYRIAN YANKEE was given to the GMHS library, and if students wished a free copy of the condensed version published by Reader's Digest, they left their names and addresses with the school librarian. SGA SPONSORS MOCK ELECTION With official miniature ballots, the mock election at Great Mills on Nov. 2, indicated that the GMHS students favor the Democratic party, however, only 500 out of 1,400 students voted. Those who voted cast their ballots for candidates Mandel and Tyd- ings, defeating Republicans Blair and Beall. With the exception of Republican Roger Morton's victory for Con- gress, the Democratic party carried all other offices. The closest race was between St. Mary's County Republican Paul Bailey and Democratic Oliver Guyther for the office of State senator. Guyther won 251 to 244. The candidate receiving the largest single number of votes was Larry Williams for sheriff, with 404 votes. Man- del received the second largest single count, 398. Results were approximately the same as the actual election on Tues., Nov. 3. The mock election originated at an SGA meeting where the idea was suggested by Mr. Alan Drimmer. SGA member Ron Brimberry or- ganized the election. County. The objective of Mr. Moore's new job is to help ameliorate any preju- dice or discrimination in school com- munities. Mr. Moore will be working in coop- eration with Superintendent of schools, Dr. Robert King, and with the Director and Supervisors of In- struction in St. Mary's County. Mr. Moore's duties will be to con- tact and work with organizations in- volved with cultural pluralism and to communicate new ideas to school personnel and the community. He hopes to assist administrators, teach- ers, and students in acquiring in- sights into and in the acceptance of integration. By evaluating curriculum content in secondary schools, Mr. Moore will recommend and make modifications deemed necessary for students in a bi-racial changing society. Evaluating attitudes and practices of pupils from low socio-economic and ethnic minority groups will bring new understanding of the problems inherent to integration. Observation will help to identify groups whose activities influence the learning environment in schools. After 13 years of teaching experi- ence, Mr. Moore possesses a rare abi- lity to communicate with people of all races, creeds, and economic status. IN i KY ITD. CARDS ISSUED Identification cards were issued to tudents Nov. 18 through Dec. 20. 'he cards were issued to curb prob- -ems caused by non-students who requent the campus and social func- lons at school. Jacob Wright of the science de- artment headed the group of stu- Jents processing the ID cards. He ook the pictures, they filled out the rds. The students assisting Mr. right were Ansley Bentley, Mar- 'aret Eckardt, Anita Wilhelm, Pat IcDaniels, Chris Rutland, Cindy Bradley, Margo Nansteel, and Carol loell. Everything went smoothly, tated Mr. Wright. The ID cards were made with all iew equipment ordered by the chool. A few students had their lriver's licenses laminated along vith their ID cards. Principal Marvin C. Joy and the issistant principals originated the dea after social events and library nroblems became complex. The equipment, purchased from Fuller md Albert of Washington, D.C., will be paid for by proceeds of ID cards vithin the next three years, Mr. 'Y Nright said. : nu n theH013NE'f T Q., ..-............,... .E NEWS BRIEFS V Sf: li ,y 1' Two HORNET staffers pasteup and check copy before putting the paper to bed A VOLLEY OF THE DOLLS The All Star team has played our rival, Chopticon High School, once this year being defeated 6-15 and 7-15. They are planning to play the Braves again on Feb. 1. Team No. 6 proved themselves by taking the upperhand in the intramurals. Their name is Flip Wilson's Devils whose captain is Micky Thompson. The girls' volleyball intramurals have now ended. Mrs. Michelle Goldman, after a trying period of many weeks, has come to a decision and has chosen 10 girls to form our GM's All Star volleyball team. These 10 girls, Robbie Clinton, Diane Fadeley, Joanne Lawrence, Faailo Malae, Krista Pinno, Roxanne Rice, Kathy Schlosser, Beth Stanbauch, Chandra Stout, and Micky Thompson, were selected out of 60 for their skill, sportsmanship, conduct, and attendance to the intra- murals. The March of Dimes is plan- ning a motorcycle scrambles race Sun., Feb. 28, at the County Fair- grounds. 'Clubs from D.C., Baltimore, and surrounding areas will par- ticipate. The public is invited to attend. A nominal fee will be re- quired and all proceeds go to the March of Dimes. According to the new dress code, women teachers are now permitted to wear pant suits. There will be no school Feb. 11 and 12 to enable County teachers to attend a drug seminar at Great Mills. School will not be in session Monday, Feb. 15, in honor of Washington's birthday. The Senior Class is sponsoring a Valentine's dance on Feb. 10, 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. Price is 81.50 stag, 32.00 drag. the HORNET Seniors will be selling carna- tions for Valentine's Day. 'A Published by the Journalism Class of Great Mills High School Great Mills, Maryland 20634 Editor ............................................. Lynda Roper Associate Editor .... ..... L ynne Fortini Feature Editor ..... ...... D on Smith Sports Editor .... ..... J oe Jackson Art Editor ....... ....... G reg Miller Photographer ....................................... Gary Potter Business Manager .............,................. Jim Lechtrecker Reporters: March Andrews, Ann Davidson, Ron Echeverio, Debbie Ethridge, Vickie I-Iughes, Jim Jackson, Nancie Rowe, Duane Schlos- ser, Bertha Vanikiotis, Kathy Willey. The Senior Class will sponsor a musical concert for seniors dur- ing lst period Dec. 21. Two acts, Henry Rowe and the Elastic Zam Jug Band, will perform for ap- proximately 20 minutes each. Featured will be folk music, popular current songs, and rhythm and blues. Admission will be 15-z P- 1 , n- Teacher . . . I have a , , , uh , , , a dis , , , crep . . . a dis . . . crep . . . uh . . . . . . anyway, something is wrong ...uh... 'on my schedule. L l Q PIQJ . . . in P.E. You must remain in your sched- Tf?3Chel'? I -dQH't mind exercising uled classes until further notice! with the g1rls,,but do I have to shower with them too? as to Z Foreign Exchange Students The Foreign Exchange program, now in its fourth year at Great Mills, affords an opportunity for Latin American students to share knowl- edge and customs with students in the United States. Sponsored by Mr. Alan Drimmer, this program offers new dimensions to the students' educational experi- ence. This year, hosts to these students were Ann Levay, Terri Matthews, Mary Oates, Brenda Strickland, and Tom Ocfemia. First Row: Marcia D'Aguino, Santiago, Chile, Gloria Isabel Doren Paredes, Santiago, Olivia Rojas Ravano, Santiago. Second Row: Clara Margarita Valerdi, Rosario, Argentina, Omar Amadeo Vassallo, Rosario, Karen Leighton le- Torre, Santiago, Mr. Alan Drimmer. S r aw 9 one f m ' H.,r.5y.,f ,,,, -4, xl ' ' '-f J i' , ft A ,- ei r r , if slit? 525 ,V - S ,., ' S '33 4 r' V ,,,,, , Radio Club Every Saturday on WPTX and WKIK the GMHS radio program, Straight from the Hornet's Mouth, announces school news to the listen- ing public. This program is planned and pro- duced by the 1971 Radio Club, spon- sored by Mr. Richard Thompson, the first of its kind at Great Mills. Club members know that live sports cover- age and personal interviews are two features that stir community interest in school activities. Right: John Sullivan, Henry Rowe, Mr. Rich- ard Thompson, and Chris Beaton tape part of a show. Junior Classical League First Row: Mr. Patrick O'Donnell, Sponsor, Ralph Waugh, Arnold Sewell, Jon Eckardt, Jeff Baumback, Susan Lishness. Second Row: Steve Kish, Richard Boggs, William Curtis, Fran Garret, Cindy Franzen, Bridgette Lump- kins, Linda Martin, Cathy Gilmore. Third Row: Charles Stamey, Paul Gibson, Marc Hun- ter, Corwin Ackerman, James Bennington, Craig Upchurch, John Sullivan. ,Q X ff' .. ,K r r ,,, - fii ff The ECHO Staff Working to produce a unique year- book for Great Millians, the 1971 ECHO staff began plans in the spring of 1970. The Seniors of the 1971 ECHO staff and Mrs. Kharmine Young, advisor, attended two semi- nars in the Washington, D. C., area in early '70 where the members were in- troduced to new dimensions, tech- niques, and ideas. Originality, organization, and the ability to solve layout problems contributed to the new approach in this year's yearbook. Special staff photographers and Mr. Washington from Harris Sz Ewing added to the quality of the pictures. Left: Mrs. Kharmine Young, advisor. Below: Jim Monfort, Donna Whiting, Ginny Crum, Don Smith, Pam Smith, Kathy Willey, Gary Potter, Flo Cline, Editor-in-Chief, Lynn Cline, Henry Rowe, and Ann Levay. Not pictured: Liz Anderson, Mike Hewitt, and Judy Godd- ard. ,wer 33 Future Nurses of America The Future Nurses of America, sponsored by a former medical assist- ant, Mrs. Mary Pembroke, has been one of the more active groups at GMHS. This year members participated in the Red Cross Blood Bank program and the Free Cancer Clinic held in Leonardtown. During the winter months, the FNA adopted a family and brightened their Christmas with gifts. Adding to their services, 'the FNA began Working at the St. Mary's Nursing Home in February. First Row: Linda Bonds, Phyllis Miles, Trea- surer, Danae McNee, Historian, Debbie Hitchcock. Second Row: Alice Chase, Parli- amentarian, Shirley Millard, Beth Stambaugh, Vice-President. Third Row: Mrs. Mary Pem- broke, Sandra Hayward, Susan Lishness, Deb- bie Albertson. Future Teachers First Row: Melba Welch, Teresa Yeager, Pat Ricketts, Laura Bonenfant, Margo Nansteel, Meline Maynard. Second Row: Mrs. Sandra Hooper, sponsor, Ted Carroll, William White, Richard Boggs, Gary Ridgell, Sandy Cullison, Karen Gerred. N . -N M y,4li. 1 i pr 1 Y' , E K Q Q- A Varsity Chorus Under the direction of Mr. Kurt Hauptfuehrer, left, the Great Mills Varsity Chorus spends countless hours training and conditioning for choral presentations performed throughout the year. Concerts at local churches and civic organizations give the chorus members an opportu- nity to realize the benefits of practice and determination. Each year the Varsity Chorus pres- ents a spring and a winter concert to the Great Mills student body. This year's program covered a wide range of music styles: Renaissance mass, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Im- pressionistic, Twentieth Century, Twentieth Century Popular and Negro Spirituals. Also included was a Renaissance motet and a ballad per- formed by the Madrigal Group. First Row: Mr. Kurt Hauptfuehrer, Pat Rick- etts, Cheryl Lanham, Dixie Timbrook, Margo Nansteel, Debbie Hitchcock, Ginny Crum, Joe Barnes, Mark Davidson. Second Row: Sheila Aldridge, Sherry Aldridge, Betty Hammond, Terry Fleming, Terrie Matthews, Ann Levay, Judy Johnstone, Mike Calvert, Nelson Hines. Third Row: Pat Taylor, Joy Lewis, Shelia An- drews, Meline Maynard, Penny Cyrus, Janice Groff, John Oliver, Steve Ocker. ll First Row: Maureen Carpenter Betty Rice Second Row: Fran Gerret Pegg Mann Larry Brown Director. Third Row: Chris Rutland Jackie Harris Vicki Gurley Cindy Franzen Kim Cook Brenda Strickland Margo Nan- steel, Darlene Thompson. Fourth Row: Melo- die Priddy, Tommy McDonald, Agnes Cline, Oliver Chase, Raymond Thomas, Ron Brimber- ry, Bert Johnson, Douglas Phillips, John Smith, Victor Giddings, Darrell Shively, Mike Gerred. Fifth Row: Jim Newton, Bob Lococo, Bob Demko, Bill Cole, Melissa Krumke, Walter Barkley, Benjamin Bryan, Bert Brundage, Steve Wendling, Jeff McClain, Janet Barnes. Sixth Row: Reuben Barry, James Miles, Rich- ard Brewer, Larry Newcomer, Cowell Repp, Ken Ross, Preston Smith, Jim Pembroke, Kevin Stevens, Scott Colvin, Gail Phillips, Margo Boyer. Seventh Row: Ken Jones, Shar- on Russell, Kirk Hilburn, Myron Thompson, Rod Brylawski, Sandra Hopkins, Becky Maus, Sharon Fross, Wanda Loftis, Darlene Kessler, Susan Dodds. Eighth Row: Ann Barnes, Carol Herr, Karen Gerred, Marianne Bean, David Carley, James Magnette, Linda Hall, Lavern Baldwin, Donna Hartkoft, Cheryl Lanham, Susan Strickland, Judy Springer. Ninth Row: Joe Perez, Vicki Huntley, Michael Calvert, Mariane Boyer, Tracy Smith, Sandra Russell, Chandra Stout, Nancy Otis, Susan Kohut. Tenth Row: Jenny Vallandingham, Linda Woods, Donna Swann, Lynn Cline, Penny Cyrus, Patti Wolicki, Zelma Elam, Mickey Thompson, Grace Milburn, Danae McNee, Pam Sharrock, Yvonne Carpenter. l .viii OJ The Great Mills High School Band QD Music provides pep and enthusiasm at foot- ball games. Q2J The drumming of a victory beat can be heard throughout the stadium. Q35 Chris Rutland and Carol Herr chat for a few min- utes before showtime. Q42 Larry Brown re- views tapes, just one of his many tasks as band director. X xx f' f s I if , , , nf ' I g ,J '5- CU Lynn Cline and Penny Cyrus use their flags to keep them warm during the Homecoming game. Q21 Bob Stair marches off the field after half time activities. Q31 Kim Cook twirls her baton to the Spanish beat of Carmen. MJ The horns blaze away in a loud and spirited fanfare. f5J Fans at the Great Mills-Chopticon game were treated to some Southern hospitality by the GM band and majorettes at half time. Q61 Vicki Huntley, Marianna Bean and other band members enjoy a break after marching on the field. nif Z Competing . Competing in sports de- mands dedication, teamwork, constant improvement, the striving for perfection, respect for opponents, the drive to be victors Within the rules. Victory requires determina- tion, perseverance, and desire. Competition in sports condi- tions the student for successful participation in a competitive society Where a combination of individual effort and team- Work is required. XJ 4 u n Courtesy of St. Mary's Beacon Hi sa. a --,Sl mf 3? Below: Great Mills Hornets break the tape at the homecoming game. Varsity Football The determined Hornets accepted the challenge of a tough 1970 football schedule. The hard-hitting squad al- ways led in statistics but not always on the scoreboard. Led by co-captains Glenn Garner and Larry Royalty, the Great Mills gridmen compiled a 4-6 record. The fierce blocking of interior line- 42 men Arthur Allen, Carl Bean, and Steve Whorl enabled the Hornet run- ning backs Dennis Legrant and Odell Smith to burn many opposing de- fenses. Coach Keith Kishbauch is optimis- tic for the future with returning quarterback Joe North and backs Joe Slade and Tyrone Harris. GREAT MILLS SCOREBOARD Great Mills Opponent 6 Bishop Walsh ............... 36 22 Douglass ...... ........ 1 0 6 Lackey ...... ,,,, 1 9 26 Calvert ...... ,,,,,,, 0 16 St. Mary's ...... ...,.. 2 2 18 Thomas Stone. . . , , , , ,6 6 Wicomico ....... ....... 7 20 La Plata .......... ....,. 1 8 6 Bishop McNamara . ...... 22 9 Chopticon ....... ...... 2 2 Head Coach: Keith Kishbauch Assistant Coaches: Gene Wood Don Magnani Managers: Keith Noe Willie Boggan Left: Dennis LeGrant thinks over the situation at half-time. Below: Gene Strickland returns a punt during the game at Thomas Stone. A n ii' L inn K 9 , V A,,H' t.t1-s - r itaas D s.s ' L' or , ' 0 5' , N rv: AA V , , ,,,,, , . ,,.. , ,, , ni. , .A ,,- 'irst Row: Bob Dyer, William Ball, Ron Shepherd, Jim Jameson, Gene Strickland, Joe North, Ken Barnes, Larry Royalty fCo-Captj, Joe Slade, Odell tmith, Bill McCabe, Dennis Legrant, Mike Kirkwood, Jim Caldwell, Pat Toon. Second Row: Nelson Dorsey, Larry Davis, Ricardo Johnson, Doug Durkin, ,teve Weisman, Bill Humenik, Walter Shaw, Jack Knott, Ralph Thomas, Marc Hunter, Coaches Kishbauch, Magnani, Wood, Steve Whorl, Carl Bean, Ar- hur Allen, Jeff Beard, Mike Hewitt, Jim Jackson, Corwin Ackerman, Glenn Connor, Willie Boggan fManagerD. Not Pictured: Glenn Garner, Hal Canter, teve Boggs, Tyrone Harris, Leroy Mason, and Keith Noe fManagerJ. 43 Right: Steve Boggs sets for a strong defensive rush at La Plata. Below: Steve Whorl thinks' through errors made in the first half of home- coming. ww' 44 .1 Left: Quarterback North passes during a game against Douglass. Bottom Left: LeGrant dives right. Below: Strickland performs pre- game calisthenics. gli -- .M . 5 Q. - ' Q K w e ' v .5 i S X K 2 Top Left: Coach Kishbauch goes over offen- Top Right: Tyrone Harris carries an intercep- sive plays for the second half. Above: Coach tion, Right: Marc Hunter and Steve Boggs Kishbauch looks over the situation. team up against Thomas Stone players. 46, if B Q i N Junior Varsity Football The Junior Varsity football players of the 1970-71 season are a confident, well disciplined team, ready to step into the varsity role in coming sea- sons. The JV closed their season with a 5 - 1 record, the best of any other JV team in the history of Great Mills. The team was led this year by half- back Jeff Scott who averaged better than eight yards per carry. Quarter- backs Harold Willard and Art Shep- 48 herd, halfback Dwayne Brown and ends Rick McFee and Bill McCabe also display promise. The defense was instrumental in many victories as it was able to pro- duce three consecutive shut-outs - another school record. Al Babcock, Jeff Scott, Rick McFee, John Giro, Corwin Ackerman and Gary Reed were the outstanding defensive ball players. i E 5 s i ! i s 5 Top Left: The 'Defense readies for another shutout. Above: Halfback Dwayne Brown sweeps right end for another big gain. Bottom Left: Coach Olzcak says, Go! GREAT MILLS SCOREBOARD Great Opponent 8 Chopticon .................... 6 0 Lackey .... ,.,,,,,, 28 34 Calvert ....... ,,,,, 0 26 Thomas Stone . . . , , , , ,0 48 Charlotte Hall .... ..... 0 38 LaPlata ............ ...... 1 2 Head Coach: Steve Olczak Assistant Coach: Esau Jackson Captain: Jeff Scott Managers: Jeff Dyer ' ' Andy Flachs Top Left: Coaches Steve Olczak and Esau Jackson advise quarterback Art Shepherd on the next offensive play. Top Right: Jeff Scott on his way to an average of better than seven yards per carry for the season. Bottom Right: Quarterback Harold Willard lets go with the pass that beat Chopticon. S if is ! i S fddd ,W,+iEs,!.'3iifeLIiX, ...S i E First Row: James Cornthwaite, James White, John Giro, Corwin Ackerman, Jerry Humenik, Tony Dent, Brian Innis, Albert Babcock, Jeff Wyrick. Second Row: Jim Royalty, Kent Smith, Gordon Cooke, Bill McCabe, Jeff Scott, Dwayne Brown, Art Shepherd, Harold Willard, Rick McFee, Gary Reed, Colbert Barnes. Third Row: Mike Gerred, Ken Innis, Pat Ryan, Joe Greene, Frank McCarthy, Mark Barnes, Sidney Connors. Center Front: Coaches Esau Jackson and Steve Olczak. ,,f. I in eggs mm.. - mm,, 5 M W T QV! ' .E- at '- .',' .xg fi A i 'fi-W A . . 5 -5 ggi Ygxass Nw First Row: Steve Barth, Don Smith, Dave Jones, Steve Kish, Paul Gelrud. Second Row: John Sullivan, Frank Banister, Joe McDaniels, Jim Lechtrecke Eric Herr, Bill Cole, Bill Jesse, Tom Leonard, Coach Richard Rawls. Not pictured: Dave Ashmore, David Whiting, Jim Cochran, Vince Baumgartner, Jin Nolan, Craig Conklin, Mike Ryan, Marvin Smith, Manager. Top Left: Steve Kish steals a Bishop McNamara ball. Top Right: Bill Jesse guides the ball goalward with a Cadet in hot pursuit. I 1 Soccer Now in its second year, the Hornet soccer squad, under the direction of head coach Richard Rawls and assist- ant coach Alan Drimmer, finished with a 2-6 record. Winning its first two games, the Hornet club matched strides with other teams only to lose the remain- ing games of the season. Players recognized for outstanding performance and selected for the All- County soccer team were sophomore Dave Jones, junior Eric Herr, and senior Jim Lechtrecker. With the return of Steve Kish, David Jones, Bill Jesse, Steve Barth, Frank Banister, Craig Conklin, and Dave Willey, next year's team will concentrate on improving its offense to complement the strong defense of this year's team. Coach Rawls is anticipating better all around participation from the stu- dent body. GREAT MILLS SCOREBOARD Great Miills Opponent 4 Charlotte Hall 3 2 Southern 1 0 Bishop McNamara 1 0 Ryken 2 1 Brooklyn Park 9 0 Charlotte Hall 1 0 Bishop McNamara 1 1 Ryken 5 Head Coach: Richard Rawls Assistant Coach: Alan Drimmer Manager: Marvin Smith Nil ,tt, . iT3ff Q,it-, f' 44 -Q-M -H 1 5 ...f Left: Jim Lechtrecker leads with his left F Above: Vince Baumgartner begins a fast dnb 3 1 ble. 2 C19 125 GJ Larry Royalty collects riding time during the Annapolis meet. Q25 Using skill and strength, Bob Lococo tries to pin his opponent before the round is up. Q31 Ed Russell prepares to stack his man so he can flip him. Q41 Using a cross face, Bill Holt holds his opponent in the unlimited weight class. GREAT MILLS SCOREBOARD Great Mills Opponent 13 Andover 45 15 Annapolis 37 38 Thomas Stone 18 13 Arundle 41 29 Thomas Stone 25 8 Chopticon 48 17 Georgetown Prep 33 17 Bishop McNamera 29 16 Bishop McNamera 36 19 Chopticon 37 Head Coach: Harry Latteman Assistant Coach: Michael Andrews Captains: Bill Holt Larry Royalty Manager: Marvin Smith Wrestling Coached by Harry Latteman and Michael Andrews, the Great Mills wrestling team ended their second season with a 2-9 record. Despite the disappointment of another losing sea- son, the overall improvement of indi- vidual and team records was an en- couraging factor to the wrestlersl who will be going out for the team next year. Adding to the team's enthusiasml were the results of their participation t in the Prince George's County Wres- tling Tournament on February 19 and 20. Finishing fourth in this tour- ney, Larry Royalty, Bill Holt, and Steve Kish were advanced to the Dis- trict Tournament. Great Mills was proud to be ranked tenth out of about twenty-five schools participating in the Prince George's meet. V L, Coach Harry Latteman, Kevin Stevens, Steve Kish, Sid Connor, Bob Lococo, Joe McDaniels, Jim Lechtrecker, Mike Adams, Ed Russell, Captain Larry Royalty, Marc Hunter, Captain Bill Holt, Mar- vin Smith, Manager, Michael Andrews, Assistant Coach. Not Pictured: Victor Giddings, James Roy- alty, Dave Jones, Ted Pall. Varsity Basketball The Great Mills Varsity basketball team finished the 70-71 season with a 11-8 record. They also took first place in the St. Mary's County- Invitational Tournament, which was held at Great Mills High on February 19 and 20. The Hornets were at an advantage this year with their overall team height, with seven out of 13 players ranging from 6' to towering 6'5 Dave McCulloch. The Hornets ran up a streak of wins over their opponents behind the hustle of seniors Glenn Garner and Vince. Baumgartner, and the shoot- ing of juniors Kenny Grey and Ty- rone Harris, high scorer and reboun- der for the season. The Hornets, filled with drive and aggressiveness all season, rushed up and down the court in front of the largest number of followers in Great Mills' history who cheered them on to victory. The prospects for next year look good as eight veterans will be return- ing. Along with Tyrone Harris will be Preston LeGrant, Roscoe Boggan, Kenny Gray, Eric Herr, Lee Gold- man, Odell Smith, and Frank Clinton. Left: Dave McCulloch jumps for the tip against Thomas Stone. Right: Vince Baum- gartner brings down one for GM. 'T 32 W5 L1 VWI- -- H- H - ,yn 1 e .,,. GREAT MILLS SCOREBOAIQJ Great Mills Opponent 77 Frederick Sasscer 61 62 St. Mary's 50 58 Ryken 73 55 Bishop McNamara 54 64 La Plata '55 57 Chopticon 47 48 Thomas Stone 46 53 Calvert 66 35 Lackey 45 41 Ryken 43 68 Chopticon 63 61 Thomas Stone 73 78 Calvert 44 49 Bishop McNamara 58 85 St. Mary's 62 SMIT 45 Chopticon 34 63 Ryken 38 58 Lackey 81 49 La Plata 52 Right: Dennis LeGrant prepares to climb down after cutting the victory net. Great Mills defeated Ryken to win the St. Mary's County Invitational Tournament Championship. , 1-1 V GREAT MILLS ROSTER Name NO- Height Grade Tyrone Harris 23 6'2 11 Gordon Butler 20 5'4 12 Vince Baumgartner 40 6'0 12 Dave McCulloch 44 6'5 12 Lee Goldman 32 6'3 11 Glen Garner 10 5'11 12 Dennis LeGrant 24 6'0 12 Roscoe Boggan 14 5'9 11 Kenny Grey 12 6'0 11 Eric Herr 42 6'3 11 Frank Clinton 52 5'11 11 Odell Smith 34 5'8 11 Preston LeGrant 50 5'11 11 Coach: Gene Wood Managers: Hal Canter, Rick Throw- er, Harold Purnell, Clyde Purnell f .'i 4 Jgy E Q X Q f 6 ew- Z or , .Q '41- X1. ss 1: 3 'hun i 'Nun I First Row: Dwain Brown, Harold Willard, Ernest Thurmon, Keith Noe, Bill Wooden. Second Row: Coach Don Magnani, Phil Conklin, Joe North, John Chase, Tyrone Green, and Alfred James. Junior Varsity Basketball Taking first place in the county, the Great Mills Junior Varsity bas- ketball team, coached by Don Magna- ni, wound up its season with a record of eight wins and seven losses. Keeping the team on the move all 58 season were Tyrone Green and Joe North, high scorer for the year. The boards saw plenty of action this year as lanky 6'5 Alfred James grabbed the highest number of re- bounds for the season. Top Left: Joe North attempts to score. Above: North brings down a rebound against Thomas Stone. GREAT MILLS SCOREBOARD Great Mills 0PP0Hellt 47 Ryken 39 42 Bishop McNamara 55 60 La Plata 52 36 Chopticon 29 43 Thomas Stone 44 57 Calvert 53 45 Lackey 59 56 Ryken 47 43 Chopticon 49 52 Thomas Stone 54 46 Calvert 52 36 Bishop McNamara 68 46 St. Mary's 39 38 Lackey 63 62 La Plata 43 X anus 1 Q ii , .. V s X D105 Qx SS rm, M1 aw ., ,Q , , . 'F F Q, 55 Y F 11 il A - . ' 5 N 59 .-.-iii W---.........,, First Row: Coach Robert Vest, Dave Briscoe, Joe Green, Willie James, Myron Thompson, Ben Bryan, Durwood Murray, Charles Cutchember, manager, Guy George, Dan Whitham. Second Row: John Smith, Paul Berry, John Smith, Darnel Butler, Bert Johnson, Dave Murray, Dan McCulloch. Not Pic- tured: Bernard Ball, Vernon Teagle, Paul Gelrud and Bill Murray, manager. Freshman Basketball The Freshman team this year fin- into an excellent working basketball ished With an 8-4 record. team, a basis for next year's Junior Coach Robert Vest refined his re- Varsity team. cruits from the beginning of the year Top Left: Coach Robert Vest has a last minute talk with Joe Green before warm up. Above: Darnell Butler shoots for two against Thomas Stone. GREAT MILLS SCOREBOARD Great Mills Opponent 52 La Plata 36 35 Chopticon 22 37 Ryken 31 25 Thomas Stone 42 33 Calvert 22 49 Lackey 53 52 La Plata 42 34 Calvert 23 44 Thomas Stone 45 61 Ryken 50 43 Lackey 37 30 Chopticon 32 . . Top: Freshman cheerleaders: Bases: Maureen Carter, Cecilia Phillips, Susie Holshouser, and Co-Captain Glenda Hall. Mounters: Shelia Al- dridge, Captain Linda Hardy, and Linda Rus- sell. Not Pictured: Paula Daily. Above: Junior Varsity cheerleaders: Bases: Carmen Johnson, Kathy Nicholas, Kathy Mims, and Captain Laurie Ryan. Mounters: Brenda Ennels, Co-Captain Diane Sachs, and Margaret Briscoe. Right: Co-Captain Diane Sachs and Captain Laurie Ryan boost Junior Varsity spirit. Freshman and Junior Varsity Cheerleading Beginning with vigorous tryouts and long hours of practice, the Fresh- man and Junior Varsity cheerleading squads take shape. Taking the initiative to make their own uniforms, the Freshman squad, sponsored by Miss Karen Berg, proved to be a very talented and pro- ductive group of girls. Attending both football and bas- ketball games gave the Junior Varsi- ty much experience in cheering. Al- though the squad suffered the loss of five girls from their original number, they displayed organization during the basketball season. With new uni- forms and pyramid type cheers, the Junior Varsity, sponsored by Mrs. Gail Harris, led their teams through winning seasons. 1 pf' Q, 4-' X 1f . x 1. Lynne Fortinig 2. Cheryl Cutchemberg 3. Debbie Ethridgeg 4. Co-captain Ginny Crum and Captain Pam Smithg 5. Kathy Willey and Ann Levayg 6. Roxanne Rice, 7. Patti Camer- Varsity Cheerleading Dedication, leadership, and charac- ter were the keys to success for the 1970-1971 Varsity cheerleaders, spon- sored by Miss Mary Jane Clovis. Throughout the year, the cheerlead- ers worked to make the squad one of which the school could be proud. Summer clinics, after school prac- tices, and fund raising campaigns were activities which boosted the quality of the squad. This year's varsity squad brought a new form of cheerleading to Great Mills. Kathy Willey and Debbie Eth- ridge attended a summer cheerlead- ing clinic at Wesleyan College, Bu- channon, West Virginia, and brought back ideas that were a great asset to the cheerleaders. Bases and mounters became familiar terms to the GM ong 8. Debbie Kralleg 9. Ann Davidson, 10. Ail- leen Krumkeg 11. The Great Mills Varsity cheerleaders strengthened school spirit at the Great Mills-Chopticon game. squads as mounts and gymnastic per- formance cheers were introduced. Attending football, soccer, basket- ball, and wrestling events required that the cheerleaders learn a large number of cheers for each sport. Dur- ing the season there were always at least two practices a week to keep the squad in shape. Individual efforts to raise money with bake sales and a talent show en- abled the girls this year to buy new fall and winter uniforms. Some of this money was also put into a fund for sending next year's squad to cheerleading camp. A cheerleader's job goes beyond boosting school spirit. Only a cheer- leader knows the time and effort nec- essary to make an outstanding squad. Belonging . Belonging is one's personal feeling of identification with groups or classes and discoverl ing that all members have com- mon goals and purposes. Discussing and sharing ideas and Working and learning to- gether promote understanding for a better school and commu- nity. 64 :e.....i , ws-miss Seniors '7 1 Right: Officers for 1971 were Denise Downes, Treasurer, Larry Royalty, Vice President, Deb- bie Ethridge, Recording Secretary, Mike Hew- itt, President, and Liz Anderson, Corre- sponding Secretary. Y ., ,, ,,,,,.,, ,,,,, , Wi, i??5k!W5!E?i.s3f1615:44 VW ff! -W. if ' fame'ff-sw-mf-f.,4,, Fiji: I Above: Riding the Toonerville Trolley in the Homecoming Parade are Ricky Ford, Vicki Brunk, Kathy Wells, Mary Aull, Don Brizen- dine, Bobby Hammet, Andrea Conklin, Pat Meads, Sandy Mims, Jim Burke and other sen- lors. Right: Hank II is accompanied by Patty Stanton in the 1970 Homecoming Parade. In their final year at Great Mills High, the Class of '71 prepared for a grand exit under the leadership and guidance of their sponsor, Mr. Steve Olczak. Backing the Seniors all the way were their class officers and steering committee. The spirited Seniors climbed aboard the bandwagon for their ban- ner 1971 year. History repeated itself in '71 when Hank the Hornet, originally created Ig by the Class of '68 and later de- stroyed during a Homecoming Game, was reincarnated by Ginny Crum, Cindy Bradley, and Sandy Mims. Purple and white became the class colors, the white Carnation their flow- er, the raccoon their mascot, and Rocky Raccoon their unofficial class song. Their Senior year brought together '71's largest steering committee. Senior Class Steering Committee Chris Rutland Denise Downes Ginny Crum Greg Miller Don Smith Liz Anderson Liz Madjeski Andrea Conklin Gary Potter Francine Dove Tom Leonard Don Brizendine Donna Whiting Mary Aull Don Brimberry Sandy Mims Anita Wilhelm Rita McDonald Mike Hewitt Larry Royalty Jim Pembroke Ron Brimberry Sharon Ravn Vickie Hughes Marvin Sewell Girl 11- Q N 'Ll bg I I5 Q59 1 E72 q ,,,. f 'i 'tif ii A , :JAN f in we 5 , lm 4 , 1 rigltllltxs liil 1 KATHI DAWN ADAM, Kathi5 Spanish Club 15 Drama Club 25 FBLA 25 Folk Club 35 Chorus 15 Volleyball 1, 2. JANET ANN ADAMS, Janet5 Travel Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, Treasurer 35 B Honor Roll 4. SHERRY ELLEN ALDRIDGE, Sherry5 Class Steering Committee 3, 45 SGA 15 Drama Club 2, 35 GAA 25 Theatrical Arts 25 Varsity Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Madrigal Singers 3, 45 Maryland All-State Cho- rus 3,45 All-Eastern Chorus 45 Opera, Amahl and The Night Visitors 25 Musical, Brigadoon 25 Science Award 15 Music Award 15 Chorus Letter and Gold Bars 2, 3. ELIZABETH MARY ANDERSON, Liz5 Acting Class Corresponding Secretary 45 Class Steering Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 SGA 1, 25 Debate Club 45 Theatrical Arts 25 Drama Club 25 Science Club 15 GAA 25 Folk Club 35 Powder Puff Football 3, 45 Tri-County Science Fair Winner 15 Theatrical Arts Production, Malibu U 25 Winter Senior Class Play5 ECHO Staff 3, 4.. GAIL MARIE ANDERSON, Gail5 Home Ec. Club, Secretary 15 Chorus 2, 3. SHEILA KAYE ANDREWS, Sheila5 FTA 35 Varsity Chorus 3, 4. DEBORAH JEAN AUD, Debbie5 FBLA 45 Art Club. MARY BETH AULL, Mary5 Class Steering Com- mittee 2, 3, 4, Chairman 25 Debate Club 45 GAA 25 Folk Club 35 HORNET Staff 45 Drill Team 25 Powder Puff Football 3, 45 Gnubee 3, 4. FRANCIS A. BALTA, Francis. BERNARD ANDRE BARNES, Andre5 Baseball 45 B Honor Roll 3, 4. GEORGE WILFORD BARNES, George5 Chorus 2. CARY VINCE BAUMGARTNER, Vince5 Chess Club 2, 35 Lettermen's Club 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Soccer 3, 45 J .V. Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 All Conference Pitcher 3. Y NM-44 al K M ff . : ,, ,' 'Mfr Q ani M' 5, J , ai? SYLVIA MARIE BAUSERMAN, Sylvia5 FBLA 3, 4. MARY 0'CONNOR BEACH, Mary5 Class Steer- ing Committee 45 Spanish Club 35 FBLA 45 FHA 1,25 FTA 1, 25 Speech Club 1,25 Pep Club 25 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 15 Our Town 2. FRANCIS ALOYSIUS BEAN, Francis. GERTRUDE MARIE BEAN, Trudy5 National Junior Honor Society 15 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 FBLA 2, 3, 4, President 45 Bookkeeping Award 3. MARION SUE BEAN, Sue5 FBLA 2, 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH BEAN, Bonnie5 Class Steer- ing Committee 45 French Club 35 FBLA 35 GAA 35 Chorus 1. JEFFREY LINCOLN BEARD, Jeff5 Class Vice- President 15 Class President 35 Class Steering Committee 1, 35 SGA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Na- tional Junior Honor Society, Vice President 15 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 45 French Club, Vice President 25 HORNET Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 45 Band 15 Chorus 15 Varsity Football 3, 4, Letter 45 Coaches' Award in Football 45 Track 25 Student Page to Annapolis, Alternate 45 Drama Class Play, Spreading the News 35 English Honors Play, The Sandbox 35 Winter Senior Class Play. PATRICIA ALENE BEAVERS, Pattig FBLA 3, 4. Far Left: Senior Ricky Ford pauses a moment to reflect before continuing the tedious task of spray-painting the Senior Class Homecoming float. STEVEN LANCELOT BENNINGTON, Steve, Chess Club 2, 3, Coin Club 2, Road Runners 2, In- tramural Football 2. ANSLEY DARE BENTLEY, Ansley, B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Drill Team 2, Senior Class Homecoming Princess, Winter Senior Class Play. SHARON KAY BERGHORN, Cher, Class Steer- ing Committee 4, Honor Roll 3, Spanish Club 2, Teaching Assistant 2, Cadet Teaching 3, Powder Puff Football 4. MARY LOUISE BERRY, Mary. MARVIN EUGENE BLOUNT, Marvin. LAURA ELIZABETH BONENFANT, Laura, National Honor Society 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Civics Award 1. MARIANE EDITH BOYER, Marianeg National Junior Honor Society 1g National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, French Club 2,-3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, Secretary 23 Band Letter 2, Band Award 1, Opera, Amahl and The Night Visitors 2, French Play Festival 2, 33 Winter Senior Class Play. CYNTHIA LOUISE BRADLEY, Cindy, Class Steering Committee 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Band Letter 2, French Play Festival 2. DON GREGORY BRIMBERRY, Dong Class Steering Committee 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, French Club 3, Band 1, Varsity Chorus 1, 3, Track Club 2, Tennis 43 English Honors Play. The Sandbox 3, Winter Senior Class Play, Per- fect Attendance 2g HORNET Staff 4. In their three years at Great Mills High, the Class of '71 never won a first prize on their Homecoming float, but their spirit and enthusiasm at games and other functions always rated a blue ribbon. Vicki Hughes, Sharon Ravn, and Patty Stan- ton, right, were Flower Children in The Gar- den of Beat 'Em. RONALD KEITH BRIMBERRY, Mom, Class Steering Committee 3, 4, SGA 4, National Junior Honor Society 1, National Honor Society 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, HORNET Staff, Editor 4, Band 1, 2, 4, Chorus 1, Tennis 4, English Honors Play, The Sandbox 3, Winter Senior Class Play, Perfect Attendance 2, 3. DON BRIZENDINE, Briz, Class Steering Com- mittee 3, 4, Folk Club 3, Powder Puff Football Cheerleader 3, English Honors Play, The Sandbox 3, Drama Class Play, Spreading the News 3, HORNET Staff, 4. RAYMOND BENTON BROWN, Ray. RUSSELYN VICTORIA BRUNK, Vicki, Nation- al Honor Society 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Chorus 1, Orchestra 1, French Club Bas- ketball 2, 3, Powder Puff Football 4, English Hon- ors Play, The Sandbox 3. JAMES L. BURKE, Rev. Jim, French Club 3, 4, Chemistry Club 2, Intramural Football 1, Cross Country 1. GORDON EARL BUTLER, Gordon, Art Club 1, Lettermen's Club 4, Chorus 1, J.V. Football 2, Freshman Basketball 1, J.V. Basketball, Manager 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Manager 3, Co-captain 4, Track 1, 3, Cross Country 2, 3, Letters 1, 2, 4. MICHAEL CALVERT, Mike, SGA 1, It's Aca- demic 3, French Club 2, 3, Math Club 1, Band 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Stage Band 2, 3, Varsity Chorus 1, 4, Madrigal Singers 3, 4, Opera Amahl and The Night Visitors 2. PATRICIA LOUISE CAMERON, Patti, Theatri- cal Arts, Malibu U 2, Freshman Cheerleader, Captain 1, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerlead- er 3, 4. NORMAN ALVIN CARPENTER, JR., Norman, Class Secretary 1, JCL 2, Spanish Club 3, J.V. Football, Letter 1, Track 4, Volunteer Fireman 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCINE MARIE CARROLL, Frannie, Li- brary Club, Vice President 4, Volleyball 3, Chorus 1, GAA 2, 3, Student Organization for the Devel- opment of Black Pride, 4. JOYCE ANN CARROLL, Joyce, FHA 3, GAA 3, Library Club, President 4, Perfect Attendance 2, THEODORE CARL CARROLL, Teddy, FTA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4. TIMOTHY JAMES CARROLL, Tim, Chess Club 3. DWIGHT DAVID CARTER, David. VANESSA MARIE CHASE, Nessie, B Honor Roll 3, Girls' Track 1, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball Team 4. KEVIN DANIEL CLARKE, Kevin. BETTY JEAN CLAYTON, Betty, National .I un- ior Honor Society, Treasurer 1, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Girls' Track 2, 3, Citizen- ship Award 1, Social Sciences Certificate of Achievement 1, World History Award 2, U.S. His- tory Award 3, Morgan State Homecoming Prin- cess 4. FLORENCE VERONICA CLINE, Flo, Class Steering Committee 2, 3, 4, National Junior Honor Society, President 1, National Honor Socie- ty 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Debate Club 4, Theat- rical Arts, Malibu U 2, GAA 2, ECHO Staff 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief, 4, Band 1, 2, Letter 2, Orchestra 1, Track 1, Gymnastics 1, Powder Puff Football 3, 4, Gnubee 4, Perfect Attendance 1, French Achievement Award 3, Outstanding Teenagers of America Award 4, Prom and Banquet Committee 3, Maryland Conferences on Education Planning Committee, Region II, 4, French Plays 3. ANDREA TAYLOR CONKLIN, Andy, Class Steering Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, SGA 1, French Club 4, GAA 2, Folk Club 3, Prom and Banquet i 'm- mittee 3, HORNET Staff, Layout Editor 4, Pow- der Puff Football 3, Gnubee 4, Chorus 1, Civics Award 1. The Class of '71 produced aspiring young artists in fields of creativity from the visual arts, to music, to ex- pressive writing. Sandy Mims, far right, works on an art proj- ect. avfyftflq, 191 qw-, ...us ies DOROTHY VIRGINIA CRUM, Ginny, Class Steering Committee 2, 3, 4, SGA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 1, Treasurer 3, PRASC, MASC, National Junior Honor Society 1, Prom and Banquet Committee 3, GAA 2, Band 1, Varsity Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigal Singers 3, 4, Maryland All-State Chorus 3, 4, All- Eastern Chorus 4, ECHO Staff 3, 4, Freshman Cheerleader 1, J.V. Cheerleader, Captain 2, Var- sity Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Opera, Amahl and The Night Visitors 2, Musical Brigadoon 2, Winter Senior Class Play, Science Play, Witch- ery versus Wizardry 1. SANDRA ANNE CULLISON, Sandy, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, French Club Basketball 2, 3, Powder Puff Football 4, County Fair Speech Contest 3, Girls' State 3, French Play Festival 3. LARRY BRUCE DAVIS, Larry, Chess Club 3, Band 2, J.V. Football, Letter 2, Varsity Football 4. CRYSTAL VIRGINIA DEAN, Chris, Spanish Club 3, Chorus 1. EMERSON ARTHUR DEAN, Arthur. JERRY WAYNE DEAN, Jerry. JOYCE AMANDA DEMENT, Joyce, Class Steer- ing Committee 2, JCL 2, Folk Club 3. DEBRA ANN DEMKO, Debbie. JUSSELL TI-IERESA DORSEY, Jill. FRANCIN E MARIE DOVE, Francine, Class Sec- retary 1, Class Vice President 3, Class Steering Committee 1, 3, National Junior Honor Society 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, SGA 3, French Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, Student Organization for the De- velopment of Black Pride, President 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Highest Scholastic Award 1, Eng- lish Award 3, Drama Class Play, Spreading the News 3, Black Pride's Presentation of Green Pastures 4, Winter Senior Class Play. DENISE ANN DOWNES, Denise, Class Treasur- er 4, Class Steering Committee 2, 4, Honor Roll 4, SGA 4, FBLA 4, Theatrical Arts 2, HORNET Workshop 3. DENESE MARIE DUMONT, Niecie, FBLA 4, Travel Club, Vice President 3. 73 MARGARET JOAN ECKARDT, Maggie, Class Steering Committee 3, 4, B Honor Roll 2, JCL, Secretary 2, Theatrical Arts 2, 3, GAA 2, Theatri- cal Arts Production, Malibu U 2, Talent Show 2. VERNON EDWARD ELDRIDGE, Eddie, Bas- ketball 1. DEBORAH ANN ELLIOTT, Debbi, Photography Club 2, Folk Club 2, Travel Club 3. JACQUELIN DIANE ERDMAN, Jackie, FBLA 2, Art Club 3. DEBORAH ANN ETHRIDGE, Debbie, Class Recording Secretary 3, 4, Class Steering Commit- tee 2, 3, 4, SGA 2, Folk Club 3,-GAA 2, HORNET Staff 4, Freshman Cheerleader 1, J.V. Cheerlead- er, Co-captain 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4. VIRGINIA LEE FENWICK, Virginia, FNA 2, Student Organization for the Development of Black Pride 3, Chorus 1. WILLIAM JOSEPH FLANAGIN, Bill. SHERMAN IRVING FLEMING, JR., Sherman, Class Steering Committee 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, Band 2, 3, English Honors Play, The Sandbox 3, French Play Festival 3, Winter Senior Class Play, Black Pride Production, Green Pastures 4, First Prize on County Fair Project 4. NANCY KAREN FONES, Nancy. RICHARD OWENS FORD, Ricky. ROSEMARY N. FORREST, Rosemary. LYNNE DENISE FORTINI, Lynne, SGA 2, Newspaper Staff 1, 2, HORNET Staff, Associate Editor 4, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 4, Play, Gram- mery Ghost 1, Charlie Brown Christmas 1. sg 5 . ,lp After many hours after school, the Senior girls were unable to beat the Juniors in the Power Puff Football game played in October. One of the Seniors' special plays used in this game was the Roper Run, left, with Quarterback Cooter Rothwell slipping the football to Linda Roper who sneaked around back with it. BARBARA BALL FREEMAN, Barbara5 SGA 45 FBLA 45 GAA 2, 35 Student Organization for the Development of Black Pride Secretary 3, Treasur- er 45 Chorus 15 Majorette 25 Powder Puff Football 35 Track 1. JOSEPH C. GARDNER, J oe5 Class Steering Com- mittee 25 Shop Club 2, 35 Second Place Science Fair Winner 1. GLENN JAMES FRANKLIN GARNER, Glenn5 SGA 25 Folk Club 35 J.V. Football 25 Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4, Co-captain 45 Freshman Basketball 15 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 45 J.V. Base- ball 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 4. BERNADETTE OPHELIA GASKIN, Berna- dette. KATHERINE SUE GODDARD, Kathy. LINDA MARIE GODDARD, Linda5 FBLA 4. JOANN ELIZABETH GOODWIN, J oAnn5 Libra- ry Club 45 Chorus 15 Senior Play. DEBORAH ANN GRECO, Debbie5 Class Steer- ing Committee 4. JOAN ANN GREEN, Joan5 Library Club 4. For a break, the Seniors sponsored two class plays this year. The first, pre- sented in January, was a composite of three one-act melodramas entitled Gas- light Follies. Participation in a Senior Class play requires many hours of practice after school. Far right: Carol Herr goes over her part with Director Richard Thomp- son. DANIEL A. GREENWELL, Dan, Class Steering Committee 2, 3, Honor Roll 3, 4, SGA 1, 3, Folk Club 3, Wrestling, Letter 3. JAMES MALCOLM GREGSON, Grech, Honor Roll 4. RHODA GWENDOLYN HALL, Rhoda, Library Club 4. DONNA LYNN HAMANN, Donna. VIVIAN ROSE HANSON, Vivian. JOSEPH EDWARD HAUTZENRODER, J oe, Class Vice President 2, SGA 2, Theatrical Arts 2. SANDRA A. HAYWARD, Sandra, Spanish Club 2, FBLA 4, FNA 4, GAA 1, Student Organization for the Development of Black Pride 4. CYNTHIA BERNICE HEBB, Cynthia. SUSAN MARIE HENDERSON, Sue, SGA 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Opera, Amahl and The Night Visitors 2, Varsity Chorus 1, 2, 3, Freshman Cheerleader 1. CAROL JEAN HERR, Carol, National Junior Honor Society 1, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Math Seminar 1, Theatrical Arts, Malibu U 2, Debate Club 4, Senior Class Play Committee, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, French Play Festival 2, 3, Winter Senior Class Play, Geometry Award 2, Band Let- ter 2, Trig Award 3, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4. 1 K yn.. MICHAEL LEE HEWITT, Mike, Class President 2, 4, Class Steering Committee 2, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, SGA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, PRASC 1, 2, Vice President 1, Weight Lifting Club 2, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Gymnastics 1, Football Letter 3, 4, Baseball Letter 4, ECHO Staff, Photogra- pher 4, Chorus 1, Theatrical Arts, Malibu U 2, Winter Senior Class Play. HARRY RICHARD HITCHCOCK II, Harry, FTA 2, 3, Drama Club 4, Stage Band 3, 4, Drama Class Production, Spreading the News 3, Drama Club Play 4. WILLIAM HAROLD HOLT, Bill, SGA 4, Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, Gymnastics 1, Basketball 1, 2, Wres- tling 3, 4, Captain 4, Wrestling Letter 4, Third in Wrestling in Prince Georges County, Region II, 3, Weight Lifting Club 4. FAITH MARIE HUGHES, Faye, GAA 2, 3, Stu- dent Organization for the Development of Black Pride 3, 4, Girls' Track 2, Girls' Basketball 3, Per- fect Attendance Award 2, 3. VICKIE SUE HUGHES, Vickie, Class Steering Committee 4, National Honor Society 4, JCL Sec- retary 3, Powder Puff Football 3, 4, Chemistry I Award 3, Latin I Award 3, Winter Senior Class Play, HORNET Staff 4. JAMES B. JACKSON, Jim, Sixteen Mile Mara- thon 2, 3, Varsity Football, Letter 4, HORNET Staff 4. JOSEPH CARROLL JACKSON, Joe, Class Steering Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Freshman Basketball 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, J .V. Baseball 2, Spanish Club Basketball, Captain 3, HORNET Staff 4, Christmas Program 1. EVANGELINE OCTAVIA JAMES, Evengeline, GAA 2, 3, FBLA 4, Student Organization for the Development of Black Pride, 3, 4, Library Club 4, SGA 3, Band 1, 2, Letter, 2. KAREN RENEE JOHNSON, Karen. VERONICA LYNNE JOHNSON, Lyn, Drill Team 2, Winter Senior Class Play. KENNETH E. JONES, Kennyg Track 2. DORIS M. JORDAN, Dorisg FHA 15 Girls' Track 1, 2. THERESA LYNN KERR, Terry. MARCIA LYNN KESSLER, Marciag National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL C. KIRKWOOD, Mikeg SGA lg Gym- nastics 15 Intramural Football 29 Varsity Football 45 Spanish Club Basketball 3. JAMES LEONARD KNOTT, Jim. THOMAS F. KNOTT, Tom. BRIAN JAMES LAIGLE, Brian. JOSEPH A. LANG, JR., Tony, Vince Baumgartner and Pat McDaniels wait for a GM wrestling match to start. ills,-N. KX IQ, as S, d,.,-sw VERONICA ALICE LANG, Veronica. LYLA ANN LANGLITZ, Lyla, SGA 2, 4, FBLA 4, Girls' Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 2, Girls' Base- ball 2. ANN LUCRETIA LAWRENCE, Ann. AGNES LORRAIN E LAWRENCE, Mickey, FBLA 2, Chorus 1, Girls' Track 1, 2. DENNIS LE GRANT, Dennis, J.V. Football 2, Varsity Football 4, Freshman Basketball 1, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, All-District Running Back in Football 4. JAMES D. LECHTRECKER, Jim, Class Steering Committee 2, 3, 4, HORNET Staff 4, Track 1, 4, Golf 2, Soccer 3, 4, Captain 4, J.V. Baseball 3, Track Letter 1, 4, Soccer Letter 3, 4, Baseball Let- ter 3. THOMAS L. LEONARD, Tom, Class Steering Committee 3, 4, SGA 3, 4, Folk Club 3, Letter- men's Club 4, Tennis, Letter 3, Soccer, Letter 3, 4. ALBERT HOWARD LINDELI. II, Abby, Class Steering Committee 2, 3, 4, Folk Club 3, HOR- NET Staff 4, Intramural Football 1, J .V. Football 2. FRANCIS GLENN LUMPKINS, Glenn. JOSEPH EARL LUMPKINS, Joseph. NANCY MARIE LYNCH, Nancy, Class Steering Committee 3, GAA 2, 3, Girls' Intramurals 2, FBLA 4. CONNIE ARN ITA MADDOX, Connie. Right: Abby Lindell oversees the painting of a Hornet sign. MYRTLE DARLEEN MADDOX, Darleen. PHYLLIS ANN MADDOX, Phyllis, Girls' Track 2, GAA 3. ELIZABETH TEMPLE MADJESKI, Liz, Class Steering Committee 4, SGA 4, National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, Historian 2, GAA 2, Chorus 2, Varsity Chorus 3, 4, Madrigal Singers 3, Christ- mas and Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. LINDA MARIE MARTIN, Linda Marie, Honor Roll 4, JCL 4, Folk Club 3. LEROY RICHARD MASON, Leroy, Football, Letter 3, J .V. Basketball, Letter 2, Varsity Bas- ketball, Letter 3. THERESA A. MASON, Theresa, FBLA 4, GAA 3, Girls' Track 1. GARY JAY McCLAVE, Gary, J.V. Baseball 3. DAVID R. McCULLOCH, Dave, Debate Club 1, 2, Chorus 2, J .V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball, Letter 3, 4, Chess Club 1, 2, Track 2. PATRICIA ANN McDANIELS, Pat. A RITA JO McDONALD, Rita5 Class Steering Com- mittee 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 25 GAA 25 Folk Club 35 Chorus 15 Drill Team 25 Powder Puff Football 45 Senior Play. PHYLLIS ANN McKAY, Phyllis5 Class Steering Committee 35 GAA 35 Chorus 15 Drill Team 25 Powder Puff 45 Senior Play. THOMAS WILLIAM McMAHON, Tom5 J.V. Football 1. CHARLES P. MEADS, Pat5 Class Steering Com. mittee 3, 45 Mechanical Engineering 25 Folk Club 35 HORNET Staff 45 Track 15 Soccer 1. SCOT E. MERCHANT, Scot5 Chess Club 2, 35 Chorus 15 Chorus Award 1. DANIEL VINCENT MIEDZINSKI, Danny. DANIEL JOSEPH MIESOWITZ, Danny5 JCL 2, A35 Track 35 Basketball Statistics Man 3. MARY F. MILLARD, Mary5'FBLA 4. GREGORY THOMAS MILLER, Greg5 JCL 2, 35 HORNET Staff 4. JACKLYN M. MILLS, Jackie5 Freshman Cheer- leader 15 J .V. Cheerleader 25 Senior Homecoming Princess5 Girls' Track 3. A SANDRA JEAN MIMS, Sandy5 Class Steering Committee 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 JCL 25 FTA 25 Gnubee 45 English Honors Play, The Sandbox 35 Winter Senior Class Play5 Latin II Award 25 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 3. HELEN REBECCA MORRIS, Becca5 Chorus 2. MARY GARNETTE MORRIS, Garnette. MARGO LYNN NANSTEEL, Margo, National Honor Society 4. HAROLD F. NEWCOMER III, Harold, Spanish Club 3, Track 1, Baseball 1, Wrestling, Letter 3. CAROL ANN NOELL, Carol, Class Steering Committee 4, English Honors Play The Sandbox 3, Winter Senior Class Play. CAROL ANN NORRIS, Carol, FBLA 3, 4. DAVID SCOTT NORRIS, Scottie, J.V. Baseball, Letter 2, Varsity Baseball, Letter 3, 4. KAREN LEE NORRIS, Karen, Honor Roll 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, Track Relays 1, Volleyball 4, Girls' Track 4. MARY LINDA NORRIS, Linda, FBLA 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 3. MARY JEANNE OATES, Missa, Pep Club 3, FBLA 4. JOHN LEWIS OLIVER, John, Track 1, Sixteen Mile Marathon 3, 4, Music Award 1. JAMES A. OWENS, Jimmy. MARY FRANCES OWENS, Mary, FBLA 4. NNN' ib Nw 79. L..- It is never too early to start planning for after graduation from high school. Whether the choice is college, a business career, or family life, students today re- alize the importance of preparing for their future as young adults in this soci- ety. The Guidance Department at Great Mills High offers information on col- leges, scholarships, and job opportuni- ties. Sandy Mims and Cindy Bradley, left, thumb through college handbooks in search of an institute of higher learn- ing where they can further their knowl- edge. DONNA SHARLENE PAYNE, Donna, FHA 2, Psychology Club 3. PAUL STANLEY PAYNE, Paul, JCL 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3, Wrestling 3. JAMES MITCHELL PEMBROKE, Jim, Class Steering Committee 2, 3, 4, B Honor Roll, Spanish Club 2, 3, Folk Club 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, Cross Country 1, Band Letter 2, 3, 4, Winter Senior Class Play. DANNY GRAY PERRY, Danny, Intramural Bas- ketball 1. GARY EDSEL POTTER, Gary, Class Vice Presi- dent 1, Class Steering Committee 3, 4, SGA 1, 2, Vice President 1, PRASC 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Theatrical Arts 2, Folk Club 3, Weight Lifting Club 2, HORNET Staff, Photo Editor 4, ECHO Staff, Photographer 4, Chorus 1, Sixteen Mile Marathon 1, Gymnastics 1, Tennis, Letter 3, 4, Winter Senior Class Play. PAMELA ANN POWELL, Pam, Class Treasurer 2, Class Steering Committee 2, 3, 4, SGA 1, 3, FBLA 3, Drama Club 2, Folk Club 3, Chorus 1, Winter Senior Class Play. DEBRA JEAN PRATT, Debbie, Crisco Award for Outstanding Achievement in Home Ec. 1, Cho- rus 1, 2, Varsity Chorus 3, 4. MARGARET PRISCILLA PURCELL, Margaret. STEPHEN JEFFREY PURDY, Steve. HAROLD EUGENE PURNELL, Harold, Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Organization for the Develop- ment of Black Pride 4, J.V. Football 2, J.V. Bas- ketball 3, Varsity Basketball Manager 4, Soccer 4, Twelve Hour Survival Program 3. 83 SHARON ANNE RAVN, Sharon5 Class Steering Committee 45 French Club 3, 45 English Honors Play Sandbox 35 Winter Senior Class Play. PATRICK GEORGE RICE, Pat. BRIAN MARTIN ROBIDOUX, Martin5 Class Treasurer 35 Class Steering Committee 1, 2, 35 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 45 Span- ish Club, Treasurer 25 Science Club 1, 25 Student Page to Annapolis 45 Sixteen Mile Marathon 1, 25 Chorus Award 15 Far East and Russian Histories Award 3. LYNDA JEAN ROPER, Lynda5 Honor Roll 35 Theatrical Arts, Malibu U 25 GAA 35 HORNET Staff, Editor 45 Powder Puff Football 4. LUCINDA DELPHINE ROTHWELL, Lucinda. LARRY BRYCE ROYALTY, Larry5 Class Vice President 45 Class Steering Committee 45 Letter- men's Club 3, 45 J .V. Football, Letter 25 Varsity Football, Letter 3, 45 Co-captain 45 Most Valuable Player Award in Football 45 All St. Mary's Athlet- ic Conference 45 Baseball 3, 45 Senior Play. BRENDA E. RUSSELL, Brenda5 Travel Club 2. EDWARD R. RUSSELL, Ed5 Class Steering Com- mittee 45 Soccer 45 Wrestling 4. CHRISTIAN B. RUTLAND, Chris5 Class Steer- ing Committee 3, 45 SGA 1, 2, 3, Vice President 1, Parliamentarian 25 National Junior Honor Society 15 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, President 45 PRASC 35 MASC 35 Student Exchange Program 25 French Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Band 1, 2, 4, Drum Major 45 Chorus 15 Madrigal Singers 45 Maryland Academy of Science Humanities and Sciences Symposium Program 35 t'Malibu U 25 French Play Festival 2, 35 Winter Senior Class Play5 Biology Award 25 Band Letter 25 Outstand- ing Teenagers of America Award 45 It's Academ- ic Team 3. Entering their Senior year, most students have all but a few of the eighteen credits required for gradua- tion from high school.. College-bound students prefer to complete these credits with advanced courses such as honors English, physics, and calculus. Larry Royalty, Carol Herr, Walter Shaw and Bill Holt find a challeng- ing and rewarding year ahead in physics. in 'if tb MICHELLE JEANNE RYAN, Micki, Class Steer- ing Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Drama Club 2, Theatrical Arts 1, 2. MIKEL ROGER RYAN, Mike, Drama Club 4, Chess Club 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, J.V. Football 2, Varsity Football, Letter 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Letter 4, Perfect Attendance Award 2, Reading Award 2, Drama Class Production, Spreading the News 3, The Seven Faces of Man 3, Soccer, Letter 4. BLANCHE HELENA SAXON, Blanche. CHARLES BRENT SAXON, Charles. JANELLE GAYLA SELPH, Jan. ARNOLD LEO SEWELL, Arnold, JCL 2, 3, 4, JCL Basketball 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Track 3, Letter 3. MARVIN ERIC SEWELL, Marvin, Class Steer- ing Committee 3, 4, B Honor Roll 3, JCL 2, 3, 4, JCL Basketball 2, 3, Library Club 4, Outstanding Teenagers of America Award 4, HORNET Staff 4. RONALD DEWEY SEXTON, Ronnie. WALTER LYNN SHAW, Walter. CAROL JEAN SHEEI-IAN, Carol, National Honor Society 4, FBLA 4, Travel Club 3. LYNN MARIE SIDES, Lynn, SGA 1, FHA 1, Theatrical Arts, Malibu U 2, Chorus 1, GAA 2. CARL E. SIEMON, Carl. AMY KATHLEEN SMITH, Amy5 SGA 45 JCL 35 FNA 35 Travel Club, President 25 Opera, t'Amahl and The Night Visitors 25 Varsity Chorus, Letter 2, 3. DON MALCOLM SMITH, Don5 Class Steering Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 JCL 1, 25 Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 25 Snogard Carni- val Freshman Class Chairman5 Theatrical Arts 1, 2, 3, Malibu U 25 Key Club Juniors 15 Folk Club 1, 2, 35 ECHO Staff 3, 45 HORNET Staff 45 Let- termen's Club 45 Gymnastics 15 Soccer, Letter 3, 45 Tennis, Letter 3, 45 Winter Senior Class Play5 Band 1, 25 Stage Band 1. JOHN CARROLL SMITH, John. PAMELA RAE SMITH, Pam5 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 SGA 2, 35 French Club, President 25 ECHO Staff 3, 4, Copy Editor 45 Varsity Chorus 25 Freshman Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 45 Talent Show Sponsor 45 Outstanding Teenagers of America Award 4. PATRICIA ANN STANTON, Patty5 Class Steer- ing Committee 3, 45 FBLA 35 Drama Club 25 Cho- rus 1. TERRY LEE STARR, Terry. VIVIAN BERYL STEELE, Vivian5 Spanish Club 25 GAA 2, 35 Drill Team 25 HORNET Staff 4. BRENDA GAIL STRICKLAND, Brenda5 Class Steering Committee 25 SGA 45 PRASC 45 Keyettes 25 Beta Club, 25 JCL 1, 2, President 25 Majorette 4. JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN, John5 Class Steering Committee 3, 45 JCL 45 Drama Club, Treasurer 45 Folk Club 15 Yearbook 35 Judo Club 2, 35 Karate Club 35 Weight Lifting Club 45 GM Radio Show 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Football 15 Soccer 3, 45 Golf 15 Track 3, 45 Tennis 45 Winter Senior Class Play. DONNA JEAN SWANN, Donna5 GAA 35 FBLA 45 Color Guard 4. MARY LAMORA SWANN, Mary5 GAA 35 FBLA 4. Many Great Millians, in prepara- tion for their careers after high school, obtain vocational training at the St. Mary's Technical Center. Here students may prepare for ca- reers in nursing, auto mechanics, car- pentry, electronics, and many others. Amy Smith, left, enrolled in the Practical Nursing program at the Tech Center, plays the role of a hospital patient. DELILAH ANN TAYLOR, Delilah. DAVID MICHAEL TENNYSON, David. THOMAS BENJAMIN TENNYSON, Tom. DARLENE THARPE, Darlene. BARBARA JEAN THOMAS, Barbara, GAA 3, FBLA 4. JOSEBH RALPH THOMAS, JR., Tubbyg SGA 1, Varsity Football, Letter 3, 4, Student Organiza- tion for the Development of Black Pride 45 Black Pride Presentation, Green Pastures 4. MARY .IACKALINE THOMAS, Jackie, SGA 1, 2, GAA 3, Perfect Attendance Award 1. PHYLLIS THERESA THOMAS, Phyllis. KENDALL OWENS THOMPSON, Kenny, SGA 1. LINDA MARIE THOMPSON, Linda. MARY BARBARA THOMPSON, Mimig GAA 35 FBLA 4. CAROL ANN TOLODZIECKI, Carolg National Honor Society 3, 45 Gregg Shorthand Award 3. PATRICK L. TOON, Patrick5 Football 4. LOUIS MICHAEL TROSSBACH, Mike. THOMAS WILSON TUCKER, Tom5 Class Steer- ing Committee 3, 45 Chess Club 2. VICKIE LYNN TUOMELA, Vickieg Class Steer- ing Committee 35 GAA 25 Girls' Track Team, Let- ter 25 Volleyball Team 25 Folk Club 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. GENEVIEVE ELIZABETH VALLANDING- HAM, Jenny5 GAA 35 FBLA 45 Chorus 25 Color Guard 45 Girls' Basketball Team 3. LEILANI PEARL WATTS, Leilani5 Folk Club 35 Chorus 1, 25 Varsity Chorus 3. WILLIAM H. WATTS, William5 Sixteen Mile Marathon 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 25 Track 2. MELBA MARLEENE WELCH, Melba5 FTA 2, 3, 45 Play, You Can't Take It With You 2. KATHLEEN LETA WELLS, Kathie5 Class Steer- ing Committee 2, 35 Drama Club, Vice President 25 Theatrical Arts 25 Folk Club, Secretary 3, -K The Spirit of '71 can be seen, heard, and felt in the halls of Great Mills High, at pep rallies, at games, and outside the school. Spurring this spirit are our cheer' leaders. Senior Varsity Cheerleader Lynn Fortini, left, leads an impromp- tu cheer in the cafeteria. HOWARD ARTHUR WHITE, Howard. DONNA LEE WHITING, Donna, Civics Honor Award 1, Class Steering Committee 4, SGA 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Drama Club 13 Folk Club 35 ECHO Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 45 Chorus 1, Varsity Chorus 2, 35 Winter Senior Class Play. SUSAN MARIE WIBLE, Susie, SGA 45 Home- coming Princess 2, 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Good Sportsmanship Trophy Award 1. ANITA LOUISE WILHELM, Anita, Class Steer- ing Committee 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Winter Senior Class Play. CHARLES MALCOLM WISE, Charles. CHARLES F. WOLF III, Charles. LINDA SUE WOODS, Linda, Spanish Club 35 GAA 33 FBLA 43 Color Guard 4. LARRY ALLEN YOUNG, Larry. SUSAN ROBIN YOUNG, Susie, Pep Club 1, 2. l Juniors '72 Executive Committee, Lee Goldman, President, Odell Smith, Vice President, Kim Cook, Secretary, Lynn Cline, Treasurer. Joseph W. Abell, ,Joseph P. Adams, Arthur B. A Q'Q.Q Allan, Jerry D. Andrews, March E. Andrews we b b , . i fv' - ' fi i n i .sl is T' . -A . . Zerline R. Applegate, David F. Ashmore, Rob- ,.,,, ert E. Babcock, William C. Ball, Glenda M. Bai- ley 3 .. i ,, iw tif his -E Ann W. Barnes, Celeste P. Barnes, Kenneth R Barnes, Joseph A. Barth, Carl R. Bean l Sgt? if . tiff , .1 ft in Lois A. Bean, Marian M. Bean, Chris G. Bea- ton, Pamela M. Bennett. James W. Bennington - :W . A 1 LLM 'df if l 'le' WZ. Lee Goldman 5 QQTL. 92 ..' if E , ...... 11 .., L 9 'S I f Je ,fe - of af 6 Q at 1. 132' F T . 15 , f l no ,XY atv!! .2 ' 944, Yi. ,if M' - ir' ,pe x 've 5 A 1? 1 Q 3 A ,V if gh 1 F F? .771 na. I fiat? if 'J .W I 'i Gary E. Benson, Joyce E. Berry, Debra S. Bion- di, Roscoe Boggan, Richard A. Boggs Stephen L. Boggs, Joseph E. Bolt, Cathie V. Bowing, Robert J. Boxwell, Margo R. Boyer Terry L. Bradburn, Rose M. Briscoe, Dawn N. Brower, Charlene M. Brown, Robert M. Buck- HSI' Beverly L. Burke, Glenn A. Butler, Hal J. Can- ter, Jennifer L. Capua, Ronda F. Carlson Marian E. Carroll, Patsy A. Carroll, Samuel R. Carter, Jane M. Chase, Marian L. Chase Phyllis D. Chisley, Danny H. Clark, John R. Clarke, Diane M. Clarke, Floyd E. Clayton Patricia G. Clements, Lynn Cline, Frank A. Clinton, Antonio R. Cocimano, Glenn L. Con- IIOI' Kimberly D. Cook, Thomas F. Coombs, Patri cia J. Cooper, James E. Cornthwaite, Cheryl A Cutchember Penny L. Cyrus, Lucy A. Davidson, Thelma K. Dent, Kathleen A. Derrick, Penelope F. deSim- OHS Richard J. DinGee, Eugene M. Dixon, Jane R. Dobson, William E. Dooley, Nelson Dorsey Deborah B. Dukes, Douglas S. Durkin, Robert L. Dyer, John S. Dyson, Lettie K. Dyson Lillie K. Dyson, Ronnie H. Echeverio, Joseph F. Edison, Zelma J. Elam, Diane C. Fadeley Carolyn A. Fenwick, Ellen A. Fenwick, Octa- via M. Fenwick, John W. Foote, Lorraine K. Foote James A. Fowler, Thomas H, Gardner, Gary A. Garner, Danny L. Gatton, Beth E. Gelrud Sandra R. George, Edward P. Gibson, Laura Gieske, Beverly D. Glisson, Judith A. Goddard Lee A. Goldman, Jane Gotshall, Timothy P. Gramento, Kenny Grey, Janice E. Groff 5s,.y,..,:. M . Q i, 'exif' .Y Q 6 ., S -,., x .m -:sq5fg?S ffhfi 'i :nj X I ll fl U 4-s -S I i J 1 3 Q 'EES' l b ' -w Zffv, . X -r' ,1 I A i ,J . ks ji. x Q tsl: .-lv f f U ,,, PM ' . 1 qv! 'X' I may yy' f ff 2 of 1 X I. 3 ,Q das? , Is - ,. . ' -. 7 . i gg H ' f -1' Ii ini' '- f K .... A 'xg f' ,X -I . K i W V Ji .- Q ,,.. . Q, . .M 7 ff 3 35' Q rg I qt? 6 O Q , . J 4' A I9 ef-ff Q 1 5- 7 A .fue 'f-9 ,, Junior Class Steering Committee Front Row: Chris Mora, Bill Humenik, Beth Gelrud, Wanda Hall, Debbie Dukes, Shirley Jordan, Sharon Russell, Jane Dobson, Carol Robinson, Gail Phillips, Diana Jones, Debbie Biondi, Pat Rickett, Rhona Carlson, Melody Priddy, Roxanna Rice, Marian Chase, Pam Sandoval, Marian Bean, Marisa Stevens, Joann Vanikiotis. Second Row: Sponsors Mrs. Janice Mitchell, Mrs. Nell Levay, Danny Knott, Kim Cook, John Lancaster, Penny Cyrus, Dan Re- barchick, Lynn Cline, Joe Perez, Ann Barnes, Clyde Purnell, Janie Gotshall, Bob Dyer, Doug Durkin, Kenny Grey, Judy Goddard, Nancie Rowe, Kathy Holshouser, Odell Smith, Lee Goldman, Ron Shepard, Terrie Matthews, Brenda Kish, Kay Owens. Geraldine A. Gross, Mike Guethleir, Michael W. Hall, Wanda E. Hall, Alfred J. Hammett Ken L. Hamrick, Tyrone M. Harris, Milagros E. Harwell, Gloria L. Hayden, Stephanie Hay- den Thomas W. Hayden, Diann C. Hawkins, Debo- rah J. Hendricks, Eric R. Herr, Laura Heubel Linda S. Hewlett, Elizabeth F. Hofman, Mary K. Holshouser, Donna M. Huett, William A. Humenik Vicki J. Huntley, Karen A. Huseman, Joyce Hutching, Patty C. Izydore, Larry L. James Janie M. Jenkins, William L. Jessee, Judith A. Johnstone, Pauline Johnson, Barbara J. Jones Diana L. Jones, Shirley A. Jordan, Paul H. Kel- lam, Marilyn L. Kessler, Jody J. Kirkwood Brenda D. Kish, William H. Koegel, Pamela J. Kohut, Daniel W. Knott, Deborah L. Kralle Alleen E. Krumke, Mary A. Lacey, John E. Lancaster, Susan E. Langley, Mary T. Latimer John P. Legrant, Linda J. Lengel, Ann Levay, Joy A. Lewis, Dawna M. Loftis Judith A. Longfellow, Michael D. Luffey, Rob- ert M. Lumpkins, Patrick H. Lynch, Thomas J. Magnette Ronald L. Marsh, Ann M. Massie James W. Matthews, Teresa A. Matthews Far Right: Bruce Chainey and Greg Thomp- son at Tech Center. 'PR Q . .ez - 14.5. 1 -.fg,,:. ' - V :' N, ,S f' ,gn , 19 slr kxl M K Q 1 x I Cer qs? il' in Y' Sl? -, .. ,, , ,, if ..... L A ,,,' Q ' ,4.. . ji, i ffff':J,,. .gi f .rr t f Q. xx .iw , J .J 1 .4 9' 1 su. J fi 1 ws. :i ' li Su-5 . -if .fi ,FW ilk- 1- 1' 'l s had 52-. 1 li M .fs A! 1 .,-.' 3' 'hm-annul-- Csfwrlwofl V ' Alleen Krumke relaxes as Glenn Garner smothers. .. , 7 A . N. ,ap . A Ry a. 4 , , 1,.' J Q' I A ,-r k . , T, . A 55. 4 a at Y 1-f A William C. Matthews, Bonnie J. Mattingly Bernard A. Mayor, Barbara A, McMahan 'F'-'QM 1, l- Y Richard L. Milburn, Phyllis E. Milcs .J Sl Q ' ur - A, s N1 1 33 ff, Shirley Millard, James Monfort . rg, M ,S ' Chris Y. Mora, Barbara D. Murray W' ' - A Q George W. Myer, Robert L. Nansteel, Dennis M.'Neill, Francis G. Nial gf fi Eid, , t S Nathan K. Noe, Mary A. Nolan, Joanne M. Norris, Nancy Norris, Shirley A. Norris Marsha O'Brian, Tom A. Ocfemia, Stephen 'ea ff , Ocker, Francis L. Oliver, Brenda M. Owens ir up , V A Juniors Penny Thompson, Linda Tyree, Mary 'ff' Ann Lacey and Letty Uglow ride on winning ,, Homecoming float. 7J sw Karen A. Owens, James L. Owens, Margaret R. Owens, Donald H. Painter, Donna M. Pall Melanie R. Pegg, Robert W, Pegg, Janice E. Peggins, Jose A. Perez, Larry E. Phelps Gail A. Phillips, Krista J. Pinno, Rita M. Poe, James W. Potter, Darlene J. Pratt Edwin L. Pratt, John R, Pratt, Sue A. Price, Melodie J. Priddy, Garry W. Proffit Clyde W. Purnell, Marvin A. Raley, Susan T. Raley, Sandy Ratliff, Roy R. Ravn Cheryl A. Ray, Daniel L. Rebarchick, Brenda C. Reeder, Debra J. Reeder, Shelley D. Relli- hen 'R . ,. Z 'if ,Q C19 ,ii I wwf' 1 Q ff -4- .. A if TY' iEgSiIIi in 3 ,Z ,- :J Q gif 13 ht,a?ga ie I ,. .. , fl . ffl . p zavaewwmai , E?GQf?5f aprt as ga? Q..ri 'wwwamaawa wwf wave gy T'1 if xii. ',, 4 A I . A + , h A 'Maxx ,m n ,, 'Q 3 ' 3- gn , L Z nf . M' . d - ft If 1 3, iiil ,I 1. , , V ,'f,Hfr ,, ws it pw fr qyvpr A. . I 5 sas ' T AA X A :Ji f K QS as' , , M -sd F ft-Fifa! fi.-I fi. If . A 9 'K' . ,P .. R181 S' if at ff Y . ,W . . . . API, M ,Q X ,-:N . is , Ellis, ar . X 43 333. 2 so Patricia A. Rice, Roxanna M. Rice, Patricia L. Ricketts, Wayne T. Richardson, Linda M. Ridg- ell Carol A. Robinson, Francis E. Robinson, Nancy Ross, Henry Rowe, Nancie L. Rowe John M. Russell, Linda S. Russell, Sharon D. Russell, Pat Ryan, Pamela J. Sandoval James R. Shade, Evelyn R. Shaw, Jon E. Shaw, Ronald W. Sheperd, Gloria A. Shubrooks James E. Shubrooks, Suzanne M. Silver, Anne S. Simmons, Joe V. Slade, Eugene O. Smith Left: Krista Pinno in the Powder Puff Foot- Above: Junior Class car bash. ball game. Right: David Willey and Pat Rice wait togeth- er in the front office. Below: Beth Gelrud and Glenn Connor socialize during free time. Gwendolyn L. Smith, Patricia A. Smith, Charles K. Spalding, George L. Sparks, Steven M. Spear l Gary T. Spence, Robert L. Stair, Betty A. ., 'R t'i1tl A Q Stamey, Charlie W. Stamey, Clara M. Ste- phens , 1 r iiii Marisa L. Stevens, Bonnie L. Stone, Deborah L. Stone, Jean V. Stone, Joseph V. Stone Sharon Stout, Janice L. Sullivan, Joan Swailes, Thomas W. Swann, Beverly H. Taylor. Florine Taylor, Rosemary Taylor, Paul A. Tennyson, Barbara L. Thompson, Greg B. Thompson. ., .. , . . 9' will am X R ,S .- x 'S ff-Q in lr f I . it if Q ...,,,. ,EM in R ' :-f fii W' - . 31 . . ,... ' A ' -Wi .3 it W If if a I za of J Q , 49, ,GN Q S. gs .. 5.1.- .- M.,- ,, I f gg., 5 4' , 'W .3 Q V ' n E Q ,Q-A . ,vp , 'LH J ,, -L1 M .. 2 . 0 U' , . .. iff 12 -9040 ., f vu W , ia 'LAK M. Richard R. Thrower, Ruby L. Thurman, Oliver J. Tippett, Dixie Timbrook, ReDahl1a M. Toon Joe Torre, Linda G. Tyree, Thomas J. Unkle, Craig E. Upchurch, Debra J 4 Vallandingham Joanne Vanikiotis, David S. Van Patten, Cher Walker, Teddy Wagner, Sue Ann Watson Robert B. Waxman, Joyce A. Weeks, Kathy A. Weeks, Steven I. Weisman, Mark S. Welford Freida K. West, Sylvia Whatley, Joseph B. Wheeler, Pamela J. Wheeler, Vanessa M. White William R. White, David E. Whiting, Steven L. Whorl, David M. Willey, Kathy B. Willey Caron J. Wilson, Jayne L. Wilson, Paul M. Willenborg, Raymond C. Wise, Keith C. Woods Rita G. Wormwood, Ruth A. Yarber, John M. Young Sophomorcs '73 Sophomore Class officers Esther Aud, Treasur- er, Kathy Poe, Vice President, Elvert Barnes, President, Janet Potts, Secretary. David Adams, Michael Adams, Brian Aker, Debra Albertsen, Jane Alldredge James Allen, Norman Allison, Karen Anaston, Vernon Armstrong, Esther Aud Mary Aud, Francis Bannister, Elvert Barnes, James Barnes, Joseph Barnes Judson Barnes, Louis Barnes, Maxine Barnes, Ruby Barnes, William Barnes Joyce Bauserman, Evelyn Bean, Faye Bean Michael Bean, Deborah Benson Dennis Berg, Patricia Berghorn, Susan Black well, Patricia Boggan, Gloria Bonds 0 'M J sw I I ,V if ar W 25 3242 'fl if Qi' fy fa? Zi 5 :aim WS JM' 1 7' 1 .Q fu . W. 5 in 1 fee In Sophomore Class Steering Committee: Seated: Esther Aud, Kathy Poe, Elvert Barnes. Standing: J o- seph Barnes, Donna Fall, Karen Anaston, Cindy Franzen, Jim Roebreck, Leigh Dohrman, Mary Clark, Becky Maus, Barbara Cooper, Pam Sherrock, Debra Benson, Diane Sachs, Fran Jarrett. fp-as ,WmT'12'f ff ,mfg ,rzfzwg f , Rebecca Boyce, Helen Bracken, Clarence Bris- coe, Ernestine Briscoe, Franklin Briscoe Margaret Briscoe, Constance Brooks, Faith Brooks, Pearl Brooks, Timothy Brown Rod Brylawski, Lewis Burch, David Bunting, Jeff Burke, June Butler Jim Caldwell, James Campbell, Donald Carey Rodney Carpenter, Yvonne Carpenter 'Yw1'i!'L fa..: H I m 'wx f -as M -we XJ ' Above: Ernest Thurman and Robin Martin get a late slip from office worker Barbara Freeman. Sylvia Carroll, Jerry Carter, Jeannette Case, Susan Chapman, Michael Charles, Rose Chase, Teresa Chase, Debbie Chesser, Mary Clarke, William Clarke, Gail Clayton, Charles Clinton, Robin Clinton, Jim Cochran, Mary Cocimano, William Cole Patrick Collins, Patricia Combs, Richard Combs, Philip Conklin, Sidney Connor Barbara Cooper, Gail Corcoran, Starr Costello, Waverly Crafton, Richard Crocker Paulette Crowder, James Cullispn, Larry Cutchember, Mark Davidson, Donna Davis Gary David, Charles Deagle, Carol Dean, Ruth Dean, Hazel Dement 102 ' Jag j ,ji ' r1 o iz' X Q55 Fix 1 ,niifiyl -h .', .n ' img- 4 6 ., i F 1 I ' - is A, eeaea , . ,ws , . ,- xx , ' Qt? t 1 -of l 'NSE' Q -rg'-ul' -: 14 .P 7- ' f i g-I is ak Kenneth Dement, John Demko, Susan Dodds, Leigh Dohrman, Virgie Dorsey Kenneth Downes, Sue Downes, Glenn Dupraw, Jane Dutton, Mary Dyson Ruby Dyson, Teresa Dyson, John Eaker, John Eckhardt, Kim Engman Brenda Ennels, Donna Fall, Charles Faulkner, Michael Fee, Karen Femaitis Marsha Fenhagen, Betty Fenwick, Gail Fen- wick, Linda Fenwick, Phyllis Fenwick Terry Fenwick, Dolores Ferguson, Terry Fish, Brenda Fisher, Lowell Flachs Donna Flanagin, Linda Ford, Cynthia Fran- zen, Sharon Fross, Claude Frost Michael Gerred, Linda Gibson, Charlene Gil- more, James Goddard, Sandra Goddard 103 Right: Wanda Spear gives her campaign speech for a Sophomore Class office. Mary Corbin, George Edison, Mary Edison, Elizabeth Eldridge. David Norris, Joel Farmer, Victor Giddings, Robert Goode, Crystal Graves. Charles Green, Brenda Hammett, Betty Ham- mond, Doug Hardman, Jacqueline Harris. Alice Henderson, Charles Henderson, Charles Herbert, Myron Hewlett, Kirk Hilburn. Francis Hill, Deborah Hitchcock, Pat Hobgood, Audrey Holley, Patricia Holley. .si F ' f 's ,is X I 7 91 115 S we George Hopkins, Jeff Hughes, Marc Hunter Patricia Hunter, Robert Hunter. David Hutching, John Ivery, Alfred James, Oliver James, Jim Jameson. 104 4, .-.an s e 'f ' is -,N ' A if f f iii? C f J e , ' seel , if Carmen Johnson, Curtis Johnson, Gary John- son, Linda Johnson, David Jones. John Kalmus, Cynthia Kenton, David Kerr, Darlene Kessler, John Key. Steven Kish, Carl Knott, Mark Knott, Marga- ret Kohut, Robert Kominarek, Catherine Laigle, George Lancaster. Lusted hable Espanol? An academic curriculum requires two to four years of a foreign lan- guage. Great Mills offers French, Spanish, and Latin. Two modern lab units enhance the quality of the lan- guage department. Left: Jackie Steele listens to a Spanish lesson on the earphones. Wanda Langley, James Lantz, Sheri Latimer, JoAnna Lawrence, Nancy Lee. Warren Lee, John Lehman, Stephen Lengel, Bernard Lindell, Linda Lishness. Robert Lococo, Rhonda Loftis, Charles Long, Bridget Lumpkins, Francis Maddox. 10 Paul Maddox, Terry Madjeski, Gloria Mat- thews, Margaret Mann, Laura Markle Peggy Marlay, Robin Martin, Maria Mason, Patricia Mason, Rebecca Maus John Mayer, William McCabe, Kenneth McCall, Thomas McDonald, Linda McGonigle Right: Sophomores Peggy Marley and Barba- ra Cooper have spirit to spare at the sock hop following the bonfire ceremonies for the 1970 Homecoming. Tommy McKay, Danae McNee, Charlene Mer- cer, Cheryl Merchant, Alexander Milburn Diann Milburn, Grace Milburn, James Milburn, John Milburn, James Miles Patrick Mirfield, James Moller, Peter Moore, James Mora, Sadie Morgan 06 v Q' A-amiga ? ,'..:?Fy Donoghy Morris, Donald Morse, Marlane Mo- zelewski, Pamela Neal, Rodger Nelson Stephen Nelson, Kathleen Nicholas, Bobby Nolan, Alma Norris, Jerry Norris John Norris, Joseph Norris, Robert Norris, Joe North, Connie Owens Timothy Page, Larry Parham, Regina Perisho, Richard Perry, Michael Picarn Robert Pike, Katherine Poe, Janet Potts, Steve Pratt, Sandie Raley George Reeder, Betty Rice, Leon Rice, Betty Ridgell, Charles Ridgell Left: Sophomore George Hopkins approaches Assistant Principal Alan Patrick as Junior Dan Rebarchick looks on. 107 David Robrecht, Nancy Rowe, Charles Russell Francis Russell, Patricia Russell, Sheldon Ruse sell, Laurie Ryan, Diane Sachs Belinda Sadler, Doreen Saunders, Karen Saw- yer, Joseph Saxon, Steven Schlosser Rodney Senteney, Brenda Sewell, Carlene Shaifer, Pamela Sharrock, Deborah Shultz Jacqueline Siebert, Joseph Simmons, Charles Simms, Desiree Smith, Kenneth Smith Karen Smith, Marvin Smith, Preston Smith, Robert Smith, Clifton Somerville Robert Sparks, Wanda Spear, Robert Speer, Elizabeth Stambaugh, Jackie Steele Kevin Stevens, Carol Stone, Helen Stone, Nancy Stone, Eugene Strickland 108 ' is ff K , N .jg ' 5' if . - is , A : vw! -1 ,. sz, --ff ,... - . .., -ati' ' 45. Q my . lr' QF ' A ' Bt s , we Z Apz F A QE, , U -, .5 ei'. llc: - J ta, E, is ' S SW 'QT' 'P A ,f ga Nw l :Sig l ei . .E'::- 373 N X W fa I if Q has Cheryl Sutlifff Paul Swann, Larry Swisher Sherry Thompson, Teri Thompson, Ernest Thurman, Marian Thurman Debra Tiger, Alberta Tippett, Mark Todd, Marian Travers, Paul Trossbach Gary Taylor, Carolyn Thomas, Dorothy Thompson, Eugene Thompson, Thomas Wal- lace David Watts, Sunshine Watts, Mary Waugh, Dale Welch, Donald West Gail Whatley, James White, Paul White, Ted Wilhelm, Harold Willard Debra Willenborg, Diane Williams, Wayne Wilson, Patti Wolicki, Phyllis Wood Warren Wood, William Wooden, Jeffery Wyr- ick, Earl Yarber, Teresa Yeager 109 0 Freshmen '74 During the underclassman years, attitudes and abilities are tested. Returning next year as sophomores, the freshmen will advance to be- come the future leaders of our selreol. Right: Freshman Class Officers - Cecilia Phillips, President, Shelia Aldridge, Vice Presi- dent, David Briscoe, Treasurer, Skye Hobgood, Secretary. , .A .. ia, Billy Abell, Joseph Abell, Russell Adams, ,Q Q Thomas Adams, Ronald Adkins, Roy Albertsen S 5 Shelia Aldridge, Geraldine Alston, Donna An- , 1 derson, Steven Anderson, Christine Andrews, Luke Andrews Ellen Anglemyer, Graeme Arden, Joseph Bai- ley, Janet Baker, Hope Baldwin, Bernardi Ball z sf , sm. -HP if I 'U F I as K .. ,M .Md . 1 1, vi ,Q it s t F J Yi X xt ' 4 ,. . ai.. A, 'W --.. , .,,,, ex Shirley Ball, Derrik Ballard, James Balsbaugh, Earl Barber, Walter Barckley, Colbert Barnes L f 3 Iran Barnes, Janet Barnes, Susan Barnes, Ve- , A p i E ronica Barnes, Steven Barth I ' so 'Il N' Af al X ., . i na 5 ai' sf VK 3 f ,WT - , .. J 1 Q L .Q - . F -se. 9 ,1.1 'W -4-10'4 A, is ,, , RM.: 144 V'?'i 1 aw ln' r's ide v . 4 19 4,3- 'L K.,. 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I .F Eva Bates, Patti Bateson, Jeffery Baumbach, Joan Bean, Parran Bean, Debra Beining Michael Belknap, Sandra Bennett, Timothy Bennett, Paul Berry, Charles Berry, David Berry ' Rueben Berry, James Bickerton, Iris Bland, Kathleen Bock, Patricia Boggs, Deborah Booth Richard Brewer, David Briscoe, Eric Briscoe, Francis Briscoe, Audrey Brooks, Joyce Brooks Mary Brooks, Michael Brooks, Rena Brooks, Gary Broome, Darlene Brown, Douglas Brown Dwayne Brown, Robin Brown, Mark Browne, Berton Brundage, Benjamin Bryan, Leroy Bryan Arlene Buenviaje, James Butler, Susan Butler, Zenaida Capua, David Carley, Dale Carlson Rhonda Carpenter, Eunice Carroll, Gene Car- roll, Martin Carroll, Lawrence Carter Maureen Carter, Ruth Chainey, Lynnette Chandler, Catherine Chapman, Alice Chase, George Chase John Chase, Laverne Chase, Oliver Chase, Ray- mond Chase, Phillip Clarke, Debra Clayton J ane, Clayton, Agnes Cline, Katherine Coch- ran, Jeffery Collins, Scott Colvin, Judith Com- stock Gregg Conklin, Michael Conklin, Gordon Cook, John Cooper,'Joseph Corbin, Betty Courtney Debra Culp, William Curtis, Charles Cutchem- ber, Charles M. Cutchember,fGale Cutchember, Paula Dailey Thomas Deagle, John Dean, Susan Dean, Thomas Deane, Debbi de Pyper, Carolyn Der- rick Valerie Dorsey, Doris Downes, Karen Drank, Karin Drenning, Kathryn Dressler, Mary Beth Duke Charles Dupraw, John Dyla, Elaine Dyson, Frank Dyson, Geraldine Dyson, Patricia A. Dyson Y n. I .- audi f 77 Patricia H. Dyson, Pauline M. Dyson, Law- rence Elam, Cheryl A. Emory me 1 W A 4 iz? gy? ' k 'Q 3 Ji W rrlis i ' ' gf wg, ' 61 42 ' Jr V ,, VIVV' JV' , LA 'Ea as , teill W 'Z Z Q if ' if ' 3521 Eh f M, 4' i it ,,,,-' . 1 , 'li 'Y 'E 2, , .1 , P .. I .., . V , f .rv- Q x 44 1 Q J 1 1 in 4. 1 , , '5 .- , I , , , , , ,f ,inf 1 9 ,I A Q55 N :A-ex in Da Q C fl ffl - ' ff' 1 f' QW Si-:lu ,if , he ggi ff A am 1 v '23-f I ff 1 Zia? -:wi 5 W 'Q ' ,f , 1 , I fi . Tak , in l 2 ff f if , L A .5'If,,..f'lff 5 li' :il B., ff l Qi? Z,-ff :E 4 I if fig? ,ia F 'if ax m vi .. 2' if If i Lf. ...Fx .f 0 l -ii X L- y Left: Freshmen enjoy the Welcoming dance last September. E , 1- 1 .14i,,4'! iw Linda Epps, Lynn Erion, Joseph Evans, Wil- liam Farmer, Brian Fee, Darryl Fenhagen Arlene Fenwick, Gene Fenwick, John Fen- wick, Gail Ferguson, Steven Fish, Terry Flem- ing Charles Ford, Sandra Ford, Jill Fortini, Roy Furr, Robert Garay, Jay Gardner Alma Gatton, Paul Gelrud, Guy George, Karen Gerred, Cathleen Gilmore, John Giro Jeanne Gladden, Margaret Gladen, Dorothy Glenn, Dorothy Goddard, Jo Goddard, Lewis Goode Leo Gordon, Beverly Gough, Rufus Gough, Jo- seph Green, Wilhemina Greene, Sharon Green- well ilu tif 'C 7 ,Q Nancy Groff, Tomas Gross, Anita Guethlein, ' H if Judith Gutzler, Ishmael Guy Glenda Hall, Mary Hall, Mike Hamann, Mar- garet Hancock, Patricia Hanley Janice Hanson, Linda Hardy, Donna Hartkopf, Gerold Hawkins, Sandra Hawkins, Betty Hay- den Edward Henderson, Russell Henderson, Grego- ry Herber, Pamela Heubel, Jenny Hibbitts, Nelson Hines Linda Hobbs, Ralph Hobbs, Walter Hobbs, Skye Hobgood, Curtis Holland, Audie Holley Huntley Anticipating future years, the Freshman Class Steering Committee plans ahead. Seat- ed: Jennelle Priddy, Sponsors Robert Vest and Ron Sableski, Connie Clayton and Tracy Smith. Standing: Patty Klienbeck, Kathy Gil- more, Melissa Krumke, Skye Hobgood, Jerry Humenik, Mary Beth Duke, Tim Shaw, Cathy Chapman, Cecilia Phillips, and Susan Kohut. a f T '3 or Wa , tii 41 1 ft It, 7: -:jf X' W 's K Susan Holshauser, Dinah Horton, Ronald Hor- G, 1 ton, Stephen Huett, Jerry Humenik, Sherri ' 3 f X J fg 1 - WWW f , 1 fl ' , fi ,WN 4? 'V 5' fi? I' V 3 .1 , 45,2 Q f X K4 M , an 135 ,Q I lv 1 ? j' V .h Z E., ,V 4- , i' Q M' , Q, f2 i 'V 0 4' ei 'iw f' jf, fi ' all as 0: I , lv gg, 5 1 W s I :gg li ff? ' r W . .JE , , 104' ,K Q M W a ' 7 I gr? ffh F, - , gn, .Zi J' ' 'A' J J 4253 f , J 1 IIAA S l I J I ,..,,, . if ,, , Zvi 5 an aaa, . , 2.1 V281 V rua,-23,5 l l buf M 1 in 1 . 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'vb' , it -uv . ,A . sg: -,,, 'lv 'r Raley Elizabeth Raley Q k , Slifer gi fm , , . Q .QE ig . Q c aft if .' 3: A sit? f' will M V I i ,,, 1 1 i , 0 2 .t Joi' 4 H, 3 1 A 'Ii is is , 1. rf tw' sf My sw 1 -53, , if ,,.. 3 l , 1 ,JNL S x H si' W J ,exe 1 ii: saav N A ' ssstt c 2 2 . Q .a'-i Q25 ' 1. A , if , Q Vis Y -. O , ..,, ' , or Jennelle 'Priddy, Linda Purnell, Deborah p uh, - l im L , X , ' it v J l r W issi .rr -if ' I af- f nrfv' fi ' 2 fb' . Y 53,3 S ll A y S S ' VA,, 3 I ,gr-Q Q . ff li f- , , 1 4. . ,Ja 1 9,15 , Z 9 1 i ' 1 ii law '14, ,-Q., ' . f WHWY ,. . , C J 4 ,V a, 'fo ' Q 4 , Steve Raley, Doug Ratliff, Loretta Reeder, Deborah Reid, Kyle Repp, Robert Rice uw M 'Q f Carla Ridgell, Joseph Rizza, Charles Roberts, 9 - g QM , e , Carl Robinson, Francis Robinson, James Robin- JA 1 ? son 'r'i ' I fl I 1 I 4 A I A 1 James Ross, Kenneth Ross, Mark Rowe, '.,. ' Jimmy Royalty, Larry Rukgaber, Dale Russell ,,,, as V A A4 0 r- M 'I 3 Linda Russell, Rita Russell, Sandra Russell, f 4 ' , lj' , 4 ' 1 James Rutland, Kathy Schlosser, Jesse Scott ff , I , Gerald Sewell, Gregory Sewell, Robert Sexton, William Sexton Freshman Class co-sponsor and basketball coach Robert Vest. Freshman cheerleaders cheer their team to vic- tory. Marilyn Shaifer, Timothy Shaw, Arthur Shep- herd, Darrell Shively, John Sifford, Joan Slade Alma Smallwood, David Smith, John M. Smith, John W. Smith, Karen Smith, Kather- ine Smith Keith Smith, Lynne Smith, Ramona Smith, Tracy Smith, Steve Sparks, Judith Springer Darla Staff, Janet Stamey, Harold Starr, Jo- seph Stone, Chandra Stout, Fred Stow Susan Stowe, Paula Strickland, Susan Strick- land, Jacalyn Strope, Joan Sumstine, Lillian Swailes .af 'A' Q , S S Si we .Q A 1 Q' me . 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I v T.: 4,5 a.. we .Jura , , fifff, , Vw x N its jg 9 Shannon Swett, George Szlendak, Barbara Taylor, Chester Taylor, Jackie Taylor, Lydia Taylor Rita Taylor, Vernon Teagle, Mary Teal, Daniel Thomas, David Thomas, Raymond Thomas Darlene Thompson, Mary Thompson, Michael Thompson, Myron Thompson, Patricia Thomp- son, Stafford Thompson James Tiburzi, Grace Tippett, James Toon, Maurice Toon, Gene Torre, Geraldine Travers Joyce Turley, Teresa Tynes, Robert Vallan- dingham, Fredarica Walker, Barbara Watling, Bonnie Watson Ralph Waugh, Greg Weiford, Amy Welch, Steve Wendling, Richard White, Daniel Whitham Jeanne Wilhelm, Vickie Wilkins, Renee Wil- liams, Robert Wilson, Joyce Wise, Beverly Woodburn Cindy Woods, Franklin Wright, William Wright, Peggy Yates, Richard Yeatman, Ron- ald Yeatman David Young, Joseph Young, Lawrence Young, Donald Ziegler, Joseph Zienda Teaching . Teaching is preparing to- day's youth to meet tomor- row's challenge, to satisfy its legitimate aspirations, to rec- ognize and respect the rights of others, and to make positive contributions to the process of human development. This en- tails recognition and accept- ance by the student of a high degree of personal responsibili- ty for his development and the necessity for acquiring, While in school, the basic mental skills essential for reaching these goals. Assisting the student in these endeavors is the ultimate purpose of teaching. 0 -Muwwuuunqulg ,-Q --f, A ' ..,,......--v ,K K sq WNW, I H I xhwww WM-,TMI K rgrkr .4 ,...,.w.w-0 1- ,.. ,V , ,. x wo ,, , , . I g , mst ' -.J --A--A N ' - ' W ' .,. qi A A! l J F' 2 I in ...Bmw Q V, 11 VX QNVN- 'H ' Q UR K ,E V45 ,rj was Philosophy of Great Mills High School The school, as an agent of the com- munity, has the primary responsibili- ty for passing on the knowledge which comprises the culture of socie- ty. The school must also serve as an effective instrument for the encour- agement of progress. Progress should reflect a concern for economic growth, cultural growth, and a great- er sense of involvement of each citi- zen in the life of the community. This progress is accomplished through the cooperation of the school with the home, church, and other community agencies. The school helps each student to develop an awareness of and concern for the rights of others. He will enjoy his rights only by exercising his responsibilities within a democratic structure. The student's experiences should prepare him to become in- volved in adult life and in the con- tinuing process of learning that is life. The school should teach each stu- dent to the extent of his ability, and these teachings should be relevant to the individual's needs and aspira- tions. An important part of these teachings is the knowledge of good health habits and essential body f unc- tions. The training the student re- ceives should prepare him to lead a productive life in the community. By the integrity which it expects and the loyalties which it encourages its stu- dents to find, Great Mills High School strives to engender the cour- age to seek out what is honest and good in a world full of ambivalent values and endless choices. 122 Q15 Marvin C. Joy Principal Q21 Salvatore Raspa Assistant Principal Q3j Alan F. Patrick Assistant Principal Q41 Keith K. Kishbauch . . . Guidance Counselor, Varsity football coach. Q53 Alvis F. Mealy Counselor Q61 Grace Stephenson Counselor Q75 Jack A. Tapper Counselor Q81 Judy Eisenreich . Guidance Q91 Valarie Hayden . Front office QlOJ Nancy Melvin Front office Qlll Diane Ryan Front office Ql2j Caroline Stokes Guidance Ql3j Bonnie Swan tary, Front office Guidance Guidance Guidance .. Secretary, .. Secretary, Secretary, Secretary, Secretary, Lead Secre- .xQ::, J m .w ' Iss Q x QQ Q95 Qi M kirrik , ii HW, fe iff J .. f - sa - t K A hx X -X., -:am .WZQE-n,-.. . K iw 'KW vm-N, ...xg FM Y ll ,,,.n0 ' Q , N if ,,,I I , ,, , .ff C11 Michael E. Andrews Indus- trial Arts . . . Ball State University, Muncie, Ind., B.S. lst year of teaching. Q21 William R. Beaman, Jr .... Driv- er Education Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, N.C., B.A .... East Carolina, Greenville, N.C., M.A. School Treasurer . . . Interests: sports and fishing . . . 17th year of teaching, 5 at G.M. C35 Karen J. Berg . . . Math 2 and Al- gebra 2 Towson State College, Baltimore Md., B.S. . . . Freshmen Cheerleader Sponsor . . . Interests: knitting and crocheting . . . 1st year of teaching. C41 Larry Brown . . . Band, Music Theory, Instrumental Class . . . Music Department chairman, Juniata Col- lege, Huntingdon, Pa., B.S .... Stage Band sponsor . . . Interests: music, sports . . . 4th year of teaching. Q51 Michael Buonviri . . . Math 1, Al- gebra 1 . . . University of Maryland, College Park, Md., B.S. . . . Weightlifting Club sponsor, Track and Field . . . Interests: Cars, Weightlifting . . . 2nd year of teach- ing. C61 Mary Jane Clovis . . . Girls Physi- cal Education Fairmont State College, Fairmont, W.Va., B.A. Varsity Cheerleaders sponsor, Girls Intramurals Interests: reading, horseback riding 1st year of teaching. C75 Lana J. Curry English 10, World Cultures 1 . . . Kearney State College, Kearney, Neb., B.A. . . . In- terests: music, sports, reading . . . 2nd year teaching, 1st at G.M. Q85 Elaine Downing . . . Librarian . . . Radford College, Radford, Va., B.S .... Library Club sponsor . . . In- terests: reading, piano . . . 4th year of teaching, 2nd at G.M. C95 Alan Drimmer . . . Spanish, World Cultures, P.O.T.C., Sociology . . . New York at Oneonta State- Uni- versity of New York, B.A. . . . Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., M.A .... Social Studies Depart- ment chairman . . . Sophomore Class sponsor, Coordinator of Foreign Ex- change students . . . Interests: ar- chaeology, anthropology, soccer, Latin American affairs and Pre-Co- lumbian art . . . 4th year of teaching. C101 Roland B. Duke, Jr. P.O.T.C., U.S. History Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Mich., B.A .... Interests: driftwood, Indian artifacts 18th year of teaching, 8th at G.M. C111 William D. Easley . . . World Cultures 1, P.O.T.C .... University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va., B.S. . . . Interests: reading, theater, trav- el, and water sports . . . 5th year of teaching, 2nd at G.M. C121 Beatrice W. Ellis . . . Clerical Practice and Typewriting 2 . . . North Carolina Central University, Durham N.C., B.S. . . . Future Busi- ness Leaders of America sponsor . . . 14th year of teaching, 4th at G.M. 125 Q15 Brenda J. Frazier . . . Algebra I, 2, Math 3 Frostburg State Col- lege, Frostburg, Md., B.A. Girls Activities Association sponsor . . . 2nd year of teaching. Q25 Cheryl T. Gartner . . . Special Education . . . Miami University, Ox- ford, Ohio, B.A. Interests: read- ing, sewing, creative writing . . . 2nd year of teaching, Ist at G.M. Q35 Michelle Goldman . . . Girls Phys- ical Education . . . Memphis State University, Memphis, Tenn., B.S .... Girls Activities Association and Girls Intramurals sponsor . . . Interests: flying, swimming, tennis, all sports . . . Ist year of teaching. Q45 Dolores T. Fleming . . . French I, 2, 3, and 4 . . . Language Department chairman . . . Virginia Union Univer- sity, Richmond, Va., B.A .... French Club sponsor . . . 13th year of teach- ing, 5th at G.M. Q55 Eldred Greenwell Spanish 1, World Cultures . . . Mexico City Col- lege, B.A. . . . Theatrical Arts and Conservation Club sponsor . . . Inter- ests: travel, fishing, and scuba diving . . . 8th year of teaching, 7th at G.M. Q65 Carol L. Hall . . . Foods . . . Uni- versity of North Carolina at Greens- boro, B.S. . . . Interests: cooking, reading, sports in general . . . Ist year of teaching. Q75 Donnie L. Hall . . . Consumer Ec- onomics, Bookkeeping 1, 2, Business 26 Law . . . Business Department chair- man Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, N.C., B.S. . . . Interests: sports . . . 2nd year teaching. Q85 Elaine Harkinson . . . Shorthand 1 and 2, Office Practice, Typing I . . . University of New Hampshire, Dur- ham, N.H., B.S. . . Stenographers Club sponsor Interests: sewing, tennis, and golf. . . 2nd year of teach- ing. Q95 Gail J. Harris . . . Algebra 1, Gen- eral Math 2 . . . Bluefield State Col- lege, Bluefield, W.Va., B.S. Jr. Varsity Cheerleader sponsor . . . 3rd year teaching, Ist at G.M. Q105 Kurt Hauptfuehrer . . . General Chorus, Choral Training, Varsity Chorus . . . Bethany College, Bethany W.Va., B.A. . . . West Virginia Uni- versity, Morgantown, W.Va., M.M. . . . Interests: tennis, hi-fi, ship mod- eling . . . 2nd year of teaching. Q115 Wayne Timothy Holmes . . . In- troduction to Business, Distributive Education . . . Atlantic Christian Col- lege, Wilson, N.C., B.S. School Store sponsor . . . Interests: golf, ten- nis, traveling . . . 2nd year of teach- ing. QI25 Sandra Hooper . . . English 9, 11 . . . Tennessee Technological Univer- sity, Cookeville, Tenn., B.S. Fu- ture Teachers of America sponsor . . . Interests: reading, sewing, playing bridge, and music . . . 3rd year of teaching, 2nd at G.M. is Z pen. -,Q 5. :A Z 1- if! ig i X. v 3, . x. x - V A X x C125 4 4- L-.H-'nag'-. 7 Clj Esau F. Jackson, Jr. Social Studies, Black Cultures . . . Southern University, Baton Rouge, La., B.A. . . . Assistant football coach, baseball . . . Interests: sports, music, reading . . . lst year of teaching. C21 Larry B. Johnson . . . Black Liter- ature, English ll . . . North Carolina Central University, Durham, N.C., B.A .... Interests: reading, building and observing ant farms, cooking, spectator sports . . . lst year of teach- mg. Q32 Gilbert L. Justice, Jr .... Typing l, Introduction to Business, Book- keeping l . . . Union College, Bar- bourville, Ky., B.S. . . . Co-Junior Class sponsor . . . Interests: bowling, mechanics, water sports, football . . . lst year of teaching. C45 Rebecca A. Kaag English 4 . . . Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pa., B.A .... 8rd year of teaching, lst at G.M. C51 Harry C. Latteman World Cultures Audio Visual Depart- ment . . . Towson State College, Bal- timore, Md., B.S. . . . Interests: con- temporary politics. C6J Jack D. Lavender . . . Art . . . Art Department chairman . . . Morehead State University, Morehead, Ky., B.A .... Chess Club, Art Club spon- sor . .. Interests: hunting . .. '7th year of teaching. Q71 Mary C. Lawrence . . . Biology 1 . . . Ursinus College, Collegeville, Pa., B.S. . . . Interests: snow skiing, mo- torcycling . . . lst year of teaching. 128 Q35 C81 Nell Q. Levay . . . Beginning Foods, Family Foods, Indoor and Patio Cooking for Boys, Housing and Home Furnishings . . . Home Eco- nomics Department chairman . . . Western Maryland College, Westmin- ster, Md., B.A .... The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pa., M.Ed., . . . Future Homemakers of America sponsor . . . Interests: homemaking, clothing construction, gardening . . . 18th year of teaching, 12th at G.M. C95 Don Magnani . . . General Science, Physics, Physical Science . . . Concord College, Athens, W.Va., B.S. . . . Assistant varsity football coach J.V. basketball coach Interests: athletics, Indian relics, hunting 2M years of teaching, 2nd at G.M. 7 129 fam .--r,,..o- Mvll' 5 Q11 M. Martha Mattingly U.S. History . . . Trinity College, B.A. . . . Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C., M.A .... 36th year of teaching, 33W at G.M. C21 Gerald F. Minnaugh . . . English 9 and 12 fBusinessJ Mount St. Mary's College, Emmitsburg, Md., B.S. . . . Coach of cross country and County Fair 16-mile relay 10th year of teaching, 1st at G.M. Q35 Janice K. Mitchell Math 2 and Geometry . . . Carson-Newman College, Jefferson City, Tenn., B.A. . . . Junior Class and Math Club spon- sor . . . Interests: music and reading . . . 7th year of teaching, 2nd at G.M. 145 Lynn S. Moore . . . Special Educa- tion and Work Study . . . University of Maryland, College Park, Md., B.S. Interests: ceramics, sewing, re- finishing antiques 2nd year of teaching. Q51 David W. Morgan . . . Biology . . . Science I Department chairman . . . Austin Peay State College, Clarks- ville, Tenn., B.S., M.A .... Simulated Controlled Experimental Operations sponsor . . . Interests: photography, camping, travel, reading . . . 6th year of teaching, 4th at G.M. Q65 Cyril J. Munley . . . Business Math, Typing, and Introduction to Business . . . Bethel College, McKen- zie, Tenn., B.S .... tennis team spon- sor Interests.: music, sports 2nd'year of teaching, lst at G.M. C71 Linda M. Neeley Chemistry and General Science .. . Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio, B.S. Science Club sponsor . . . 4th year of teaching, 1st at G.M. Q81 Patrick W. O'Donnell . . . Latin 1, 2 and world Cultures . . . University of Maryland, College Park, Md. B.A. George Washington University, Washington, D.C., M.A. Junior Classical League sponsor Inter- ests: preservation of St. Mary's Coun- ty heritage and natural resources, particularly interested in Ante Bel- lum years and the Potomac estuary . . . 12th year of teaching. Q91 Donald L. O'Neal . . . Calculus Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, Math 2 . . . Math Department chair- man . . . Frostburg State College, Frostburg, Md., B.S., M.Ed .... Inter- ests: President of Education Associa- tion of St. Mary's County, member of Jaycees, Maryland Environmental Trust . . . 6th year of teaching, 5th at G.M. C101 Larry Brown walks his dog Heidi. C111 Claudia Cameron, Patti Walters, and Norman Moore tally scores for the Homecoming floats. 131 ' K' x.1A2 W 1 M 7? QU Stephen G. Olczak . . . World Cul- tures 2, U.S. History, . . . Frostburg State College, Frostburg, Md., B.S. . . . J .V. football coach, Senior Class adviser . . . Interests: all sports, read- ing . . . 3rd year of teaching. Q21 Strickland Parker . . . Librarian Towson State College, B.S. Johns Hopkins University, Balti- more, Md., B.A .... Syracuse Univer- sity, Syracuse, N.Y., M.S. 14th yearof teaching, 11th at G.M. Q35 Mary J. Pembroke General Science . . . University of Maryland, College Park, Md., B.S. Future Nurses Association sponsor . . . Inter- ests: flower arranging, sewing, hand- icrafts . . . 5th year of teaching. C41 Juan A. Perez. . . Spanish 2, 3. . . University of Havana, Havana, Cuba, B.S., M.S. . . . 16th year of teaching, 5th at G.M. Q51 Judith A. Rajala . . . English 9, 10 . . . California State College, Califor- nia, Pa., B.S .... Senior Class co-ad- viser . . . 2nd year of teaching. Q65 Richard Rawls . . . Physical Edu- cation . . . Campbell College, Buies Creek, N.C., B.S .... Soccer and track team coach . . . Interests: sports of all kinds . . . 2nd year of teaching. C71 Dorothy Roush . . . English 9 . . . Bowling Green State College, Bowl- ing Green, Ohio, B.S .... Drama Club sponsor . . . Interests: traveling, music, reading . . . Ist year of teach- ing. Q81 Ron Sableski Math Rio Grande College, Rio Grande, Ohio, B.S. . . . Freshman Class sponsor, Drama Club sponsor . . . Interests: cars, coins, rare books . . . 1st year of teaching. Q95 Barbara A. W. Smith . . . English 10, 11 . . . McNeese State University, Lake Charles, La., B.A. . . . Student Government Association sponsor . . . Interests: reading, writing, and a people watcher. U01 Barbara Snyder . . . Math 3, General Science . . . Miami Universi- ty, Oxford, Ohio, B.S. . . . Interests: sewing, reading, Water sports . . . 1st year of teaching. on SQ fv, 3 ,,,, , Q 0 u4,1.. ic C105 5 I 9 kg S., ,V , XA ,.b wiki- ' ,A. ik llur 11074. ,Q NW 5 I f Q f Q 45 C11 Richard Thompson English 10 and Speech! Drama . . . Lock Haven State College, Lock Haven, Pa., B.S .... Debate Club and Senior play sponsor . . . 1st year of teaching. C21 Collin W. Vernoy . . . English 10 and 12 . . . Bloomsburg State Teach- ers College, Bloomsburg, Pa., B.S. . . . Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vt., M.A. . . . Interests: Shakespeare . . . 28th year of teaching, 4 at G.M. C31 Robert A. Vest General Science Washington University, St. Louis, Mo., B.A. Freshman Class co-sponsor and Freshman bas- ketball coach Interests: tennis, reading, sociology, psychology, an- thropology, ethnology . . . 1st year of teaching. H41 Patti J. Walters Art 1, Me- chanical Drawing, Industrial Arts . . . University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, and St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana, B.F.A .... Interests: photography . . . lst year of teaching. Q55 Grace F. Williams . . . English 9 and World Cultures . . . Howard Uni- versity, Washington, D.C., B.A. New York University, New York City, M.A. Travel Club sponsor . . . Interests: traveling, reading and crocheting . . . 35th year of teaching, 6th at G.M. C61 Collee H. Wilson . . . Clothing 1 and 2, Charm, Needlework . . . Flori- da State University, Tallahassee, Fla., B.S .... National Honor Society sponsor . . . Interests: sewing and needlework . . . 2nd year of teaching. C71 Mearl E. Wood . . . Boys Physical Education f.. Frostburg State Col- lege, Frostburg, Md., B.S .... Letter- men's Club sponsor . . . Assistant football coach, Head basketball coach . . . 7th year of teaching, 6th at G.M. Q85 Jacob A. Wright Advanced and BSCS Biology Appalachian State Teachers College, Boone, N.C., B.S. Photography Club sponsor . .. Interests: photography Sth year of teaching, 6th at G.M. C91 Kharmine H. Young . . . English 11 and 12 fBusinessJ, Journalism, Yearbook . . . English Department chairman . . . George Washington University, Washington, D.C., B.A. . . . Yearbook and newspaper sponsor Interests: beagles, boats, birds, and music . . . 14th year of teaching 135 CAFETERIA Q11 Blanche Bryant, Manager Q21 Grace Bean Q31 Lilian Bushell Q41 Beulah Butler Q51 Ruth Dobson Q61 Adele Joy Q71 Mary Lagalbo Q81 Gertrude Nansteel CUSTODIANS C11 Leonard J arboe, Head Custodian Q21 Virginia Boggs C31 John Lagalbo Q41 Frank Perry Q51 James Berry C61 James Briscoe Q71 James Campbell C81 James Chase C91 Robert Chase O01 William Dyson 1111 Joseph Thomas Technical Center The St. Mary's County Technical Center, situated on 85 acres of land two miles south of Leonardtown, Maryland, offers technical courses for Great Mills and Chopticon high school students. The Technical Center provides training for students interested in be- coming skilled craftsmen or techni- cians. Students attending the Center spend one-half day at Great Mills or Chopticon and one-half day at the Center. Course offerings include automo- bile mechanics, automobile body re- pair, marine engine and boat repair, electro-mechanical servicing, bricklaying and -carpentry, electron- ics, cosmetology, food trades, orna- mental horticulture, and practical nursing. All programs are two-year courses except cosmetology which is a three-year course. New to the curriculum this year is practical nursing. The program is conducted by the school in coopera- tion with hospitals in the area. A graduate of the course is eligible to take the licensing examinations ad- ministered by the State Board of Ex- aminers. Only seniors may tenroii in the course and must continue in the program for one year after gradua- tion from high school. In our age of technology, where highly skilled craftsmen and techni- cians are needed, the Technical Cen- ter serves the community, the state, and the nation. 38 C15 George Sullivan, Principal . . . Hiram College, B.S., George Wash- ington University, M.S .... Interests: flying . . . 20th year of teaching, 3rd at Technical Center. C25 Hugh W. Reynolds, Guidance Counselor . . . Manhattan College, B.S., George Washington University, M.A .... Interests: gardening, hunt- ing, fishing, boating, animal training . . . 4th year of teaching, 1st at Tech- nical Center. C35 Margaret L. Thompson, Secretary . . . Interests: sewing and cooking. C45 John Campion, Electro-Mechani- cal Services . . . University of Mary- land Interests: bowling 3rd year of teaching. C55 James R. Franklin, Horticulture . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Sponsor of F.F.A .... Interests: fish- ing and hunting . . . 2nd year of teaching. C65 Arnold Kepple, Material Center Coordinator . . . California State Col- lege, B.S., Stout State University, M.S. . . . 6 years of teaching, 1st at Technical Center. C75 Iris C. Liner, Practical Nurse Education Columbia University Teachers College, B.S., Binghamton General Hospital Professional Nurses Training . . . 12 years of teaching, 1st at Technical Center. C85 Enid V. McKinney, Coordinator of Practical Nurse Education . . . University of San Francisco, B.S., St. J0hn's University, M.S., Cornell Uni- versity, R.N. . . . Interests: bridge and writing . . . 5 years of teaching, 1st at Technical Center. C95 Barbara Mead, Practical Nursing University of Florida, B.S. R.N. in Maryland and Florida . . . In- terests: water skiing, sailing, sewing, ceramics and reading . . . 2nd year of teaching. C105 B. P. Price, Auto Mechanics . . . Interests: motorcycles, flying . . . 1st year of teaching. C115 Robert E. Rellihen, Electronics . . . Professional Certificate in Voca- tional Education . . . Interests: bowl- ing . . . 3rd year of teaching. QU Joyce L. Remmel . . . Food Service Trades University of Maryland, Vocational Certification . . . Inter- ests: basketball, sewing, flower ar- ranging . . . lst year of teaching. Q25 John M. Scott . . . Marine Engine and Boat Repair . . . Vocational Edu- cation . . . Interests: International Amateur Boat Builders Society spon- sor . . . 2nd year of teaching. Q31 St. Mary's County Technical Cen- ter. Q45 Lee Spear . . . Masonry . . . Inter- ests: archery, baseball, football Ist year teaching. Q55 Donald E. Whiting . . . Auto Body . . . University of Maryland, Voca- tional Certificate . . . Interests: arch- ery, antique cars . . . 3rd year of 40 teaching. Q65 Robert L. Wilt . . . Cosmetology . . . University of Maryland, B.A., Maryland Acacemy of Beauty Cul- ture, The Scott Beauty Academy, Pivot Point School of Advanced Hair Styling . . . Sponsor: Southern Mary- land Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association, Member: National Hair Fashion Committee, State Hair Fash- ion Committee . . . Interests: art, pho- tography, designing 3 'years of teaching, Ist at Technical Center. Q75 James F. Wood . . . Carpentry . . . University of Maryland, Vocational Certificate . . . Interests: softball, hunting, fishing, politics and con- struction . . . 3rd year of teaching. Service Personnel Q81 Lois Alvey Qleftj Evelyn Clements Qrightl Q91 Agnes Mason, Cafeteria Manager ,,.-il Q25 1 ,f loft? '1 Ii X.,-2 I ,X fx -K0 SQNN. .S ' W i , :Qs I-1' ' 4 NW. it 4 xr Nr x W 1 WQMUFQW' - f ' , ft .,. ,fy A f W ff ww x 2 Zia' 2 4 Q 4 , W V L . ' 1 ff wr Qww A' 44 ,5 5 Aff? -a ,W V f 43 Wff l 'ffl!f'7'4 ' ' n 9' ' , ,207 JM? Hfm,W ,ig if L?:7'WFW ,aj 1 'W L. ff: if f ygzwzz ' Q. 3 . , o .5 0 QA C W 0 O fyf ' c :.,JQ, v.g.f: '4 .'4 J, Y' 4 f '.Qw 0 ,,,.- j0,:,. lg , ol: o .o'0, anvil. 'o , r kk' 5 M? 1 J A F 'Z A 1 , X 5 , 1 1 w ? gkhw ,W E? cz, y 'gD4bQQ l asaafggtiiggliib F Q2 ffegiissgeigggi .2 li Se A156 995855 Q26 5 5155552 Adver isin f. A Advertising is a methodifor acquainting the potential con- sumer with available goods and services. Advertising takes various forms such as bill boards, radio and TV commer- cials, magazine ads, newspaper ads, or yearbook ads. Advertising, yearbook sales, and patron contributions pro- vide the necessary financial re- sources for publication of THE ECHO. It is only through this support that this publication is made possible. 142 E Sb 55 ' - Yf?x !W A f Q R f mv I 4 yee ,Mi t Qlmggmn MV!! MH, UCYEY' 7500699 Budd's Creek Drag-0-Way Champion Drag Strip Racing Every Wednesday and Saturday Nite Bil1's Discount Center I0-I2 Three No'rch Road Lexingfon Parlc, Maryland lSpringer's Men Shopl Phone 863-5622 pxingion Park, Maryland Phone 863-5588 l l Ju11an's Music Mart lnsirumenis and All Accessories For Bands and Orchesfras Renials Wi+h Opiion To Buy Pianos Tape Players All Top Name Brands Serving You ai' Two Locafions Parlr Rexall-Lexingion Park Phone 863-6I6I Open Daily 'From 9 A.M.-I0 P.M. S+. Mary's Pharmacy-Leonardfown Phone 475-89I7 Open Daily from 8 A.M.-I0 P.M. Kings Shoparama Your One-S'l'op Shop in Soufhern Maryland Bank Americard Phone 862-25l I Cenfral Charge 'I4 Tom's Electric Co. S+. lnigoes, Md. Phone 872-5494 Complimenis of Mar1yn's Young Wear : u v Millison Plaza Lexingfon Park, Md. s ir? We Aldridge Ford Inc. 'Q ' Ei Greai' Mills Road Q Lexington Park, Maryand 2 lnfanfs and Children s Clofhing Jumping-Jacks Shoes Complimenfs of Cook's BP Service Station 20l Grear Mills Road Lexingfon Park, Md. Phone 863-8949 COME SEE THE HILLBILLIES Down in ihe Valley Prices Mountain Top VALUES!!! Sofi' ice cream Sandwiches Pizza , U C. Dee s Drive In Compleie Minor Repairs Ridge. Md. C. D. Trossbach Comple.I,e Sfock of Tires 146 Southern Maryland Association of Life Underwriters LaPlata, Maryland Here's Where to Come tor Fishing Capt. Ted Hewlett Scotland, Maryland 20687 Phone 872-5200 or 872-5838 Od H d B t d Snack Bar rter Boats Compliments of Sears Roebuck and Co Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back Patuxent Plaza Shopping Center Lexington Park, Md. Phone 863-70lI Park Men's Shop lsr: The Joy Shop 'Tots to Teens Sizes Including I8 in Boys I4 in Girls Slims Huskies Chubbies Lexington Parlr, Md. Phone 863-549I 'r:5v Next to Plaza Theater Tux Rental Xofg Leading Brand Names in Sports Wear ' vb Evans Fi Seafood Restaurant Oysfers in Season x i S+. George Island, Maryland CE i-A NYS , ,f. s ' . iz., Nos jg. f The Slnger Q I X I: ,3'.45j. I Sewing Company jeff ' ' fel fe -elf-M e n nn 3 Machines ' Fabrics ' Ren'l'als X j Phone 863-2l24 X .f Coral Drive Sourh Lexingfon Park, Maryland Hoi Sieamed Crabs 48 Phone 994-9852 Cmss f oi 'WX Xe NXQNIXQQOK5 Dyson Lumber Company Greal' Mills, Maryland Sl. lnigoes, Maryland Phone 994-0440 Phone 872-5592 Buzzy Ridge1l's Country Store Open 7 Days Has Every+hing Lasl' Sfore Before 'lhe Beaches Scofland, Maryland Phone 872-5430 O .fa ,gif sv-5328, 2, 3 lf lagfosdliflf 58:50 ,a f Ja 5 2722 C04 Q62 it R 'tv 6 J I 52, x rosy rl?-gf. llgjvayfei 453 aaQRestaur grtw my v 2? 2 ra frm? , amlly gnlngwxgalfgif 75 2 Qian at ea Fa Q2 C Sgqjood 'dl af California, Maryland 42: Phone 373-2965 fi- J .1 .I X- 4-, 3 F a A uso C341 7 Exper+ Body Repair and Auio Pain'l'ing' George's Body Shop 85 Used Car Sales Roufe 235, Lexinglon Parlr, Maryland 20653 GEORGE J. REEDER-OWNER PHONE 863-6979 Ann 85 Tonyas Bar 85 Restaurant Pizza and lralian Foods Ridge, Maryland Phone 872-5l8l l 9 Red S 235 Chevron A -Qi Bee's 6 Auto Supply, Inc. Two Locafions Serving Soulhern Maryland Rf. 235 and Chancellor's Run Road Prince Frederick' Maryland Maior and Minor Repairs Done Lexinghn Park' Maryland Experl Mechanic Phone 535-l09l Ph6 6 663-6624 Phone 862-2l9I Burke's Trailer Sales Greal' Mills Road, Lexingfon Parlc, Md. Phone 862-2l46 6 151 WMWW if hm NM fjfwff eberg School 0rUji n0lfjLf QN otg,,Seamanship lil 152 M 6 ill? The Bluenose Schooner RICHARD HENRY DANA One of fhe Working Ships in fhe Traininq Fleef of fhe HARRY LUNDEBERG SCHOOL OF SEAMANSHIP The Harry Lundeberg School of Seamanship af Piney Poinf is fhe largesi' fraining facilily for merchanl' seafarers in 'rhe Unifed Sfafes. The school is fhe producf of ioinf cooper- afion befween fhe Seafarers lnferna- fional Union and fhe operafors of privafely-owned American flag ships under confracl' wifh fhe Union. The fraining program has fhe full approval of fhe Unifed Sfafes Caasf Guard. The aims and obiecfives af fhe Harry Lundeberg School of Seaman- ship can be simply sfafed: To guide and encourage young men seeking careers al' sea, and fo help fhose already in fhe profession fo gain greafer skills fhal' will qualify fhem for more responsible and be'H'er-pay- ing jobs. The school is named affer Harry Lundeberg, flue founder and firsf presidenf of fhe Seafarers Inferna- fional Union. H' is founded on fhe Union's accepfance of fhose who will man fhe merchanf ships fhaf fly fhe American flag. x T QQ I U X ' 'T 41 K fy QQ5 V Lf N. E O06 WSL YL U? A . X5 I G --.4 Me?-'liar f W RKSM ef2.5'fP TP P RL P W SQ 5 'CW new W PM . qw C jgggph ,xvpjivx X QXX 3g2Qnard+cizfLQ:ryIandN X . RP k , N L d P R 5 I PEZIWOS3-7a556 QM Pf1g:gr4758025 Wo .QQ P, XX W, Wg I . X 'J f - T X Sf 4 Q wner. KENNYXQVAT N X - X29 . y . Q Y Q. ww QM X YU QD A Um A50 JOHN R. DRU Y A P SUN . I. nSUl'anCe an ea S a e X L 'Le a+ d RM' ?+J X XXKXN Ph 4 5 9I7: N PT X . . 455 XfXfggPARLING,S INC. ,XXQJ 'Xb f ' 'N - T Leonard+own, Maryland EEN MC Phone 475-9:31 ..,.u ff' THE ST. MARY,S DEPARTMENT STORE OUR NEWEST, MOST MODERN. SPACIOUS AND CONVENIENT Mattin g1y's IGA Foodliner Roule 5, Leonardlown, Maryland For Complele One-S'l'op Shopping Quick, Convenienl, Courleous Service Acres of Free Parking Slore hours: 8 A.M.-6 P.M. Monday lhrough Wednesday 8 A.M.-8 P.M. Thursday 'lhrough Salurday Tablerile Meals Tablerile Dairy Tablerile Produce IGA Brand Groceries Famous Brand Frozen Foods Beer, Wine, Liquors LAUNDROMAT adiacenl' 154 Compliments of Frank A. Combs Insurance Agency Leonardlown, Maryland Phone 475-9l I6 Compliments of Li'-fv , Ffmry gal. ,,4,,, HIL' If REALTY, mc, Phone 475-2562 Leonardlown, Maryland 373-2837 Hollywood, Maryland Leonardtown Building 85 Supply Company Bob and Jim Miedzinski Phone 30l-475-9200 All in The way of building marerials Barley Co WALDORF 645 26I4 LECNARDTOWN 475 9 I45 Four Generafions ' 1'l1e Mor+gage Business Maryland Tobacco Growers Association the l X In Feed-seed-fer'I'ilizer Lime1pain+ihardware Leonardiown, Maryland glollywood-Leonard'I'own Road hone 475-253 I THE LOW PRHCE LEADER Lexingfon Park Shopping Cen+er Phone 863-7I77 155 Congratulations Class of 71 From the Fisher1nan's Inn Dyson's Gulf Lexingfon Park, Maryland Citizens National Bank of Southern Maryland . Your Full Service Bank Drive-In Window Service Branches: Lexington Park Bryans Road Waldorf Member Federal Deposir Insurance Corporalion Pat's Carry-Out ESSO Walchdog Service Submarines Mafyas F ' cl Ch' lc 6 'C en Iee and Fuel Inc. All +o Go 9 l Leonardlown, Maryland 'M Phone 863-8990 Phone 475925' p l Your Friendly, Ben Franklin Store ll Tulagi Place Lexinglon Parlc, Maryland Open Evenings Un'lil 9 P.M. Member: Masler Charge Banlc Americarcl Cenlral Charge Phone 863-9200 Complimenls QFUJJ1 Wm ll. ola anemia? Gjwlylb MMP Nwirflyjfvw A . 5, lf lllyll yi When You Think of Peaches This Summer, Think of Thompscnis Orchard I Park Hall, Maryland Tidewater Park T.V. Realty I3 Shangri-La Drive Lexingion Parlr, Maryland M Nex'I' dc::Qn:o8gi:ZjIn's Bank RECORDS JACK Rue JIM HENDERSON RCA and OLYMPIC lrrralrrr Color T.V. Headquarlers Phone 862'84I r,l, 706' Sales and Services Lexingfon Park, Md Zunlliii FINANCING ,...... WM P M irza? lmao Anchor Van Lines, Incl e 90 862'2'3' Q washanghm, D. c. l202I 638-0698 . . ox exingfon Park, Maryland 2 1ss Zi!! Zaleg 21, SALES CENTER Furni!ure-Appliai1ces-Televisions Maryland Beauty A Lounge 422 A Greaf Mills Rd., Lexingfon Park, Md. Open 6 Days A Week Phone 863-8l00 Carro1l's Garage John Deere Sales and Service lf H s Deere-Call Carroll Main Office and Warehouse Gas,-oil-,Lubricafing Lexingfon Park, Maryland Phone 863-8I8I Leonardiown, Maryland Phone 475-9 I 2I Clin1'on, Maryland Phone 868-3300 Aufo Repairing Dameron, Maryland- Phone 372-5553 Owner: R. W. IDICKQ CARROLL ,gill DEQ: unuvv new lounnmuu 159 Sprigg Reeves Insurance Serving Southern Maryland Since 1935 Homeowners-Marine-HeaH'l'1-Lia bili+y-Glass Fire-Business-CasuaHy-Tl1e'H'-Accidenl' Dial 475-8944 Couri' Square Bldg., Leonardlown, Maryland Patuxent 4 Motor Sales Inc. Lincoln-Mercury-Rambler Three Nolch Road Lexingfon Park, Maryland PAT morons Phone 863-9444 60 Bell Motor Company Incorporated Your Chevrolel-Buick-Oldsmobile Dealer Serving S+. Mary's County since l923 Leonardfown, Maryland tw 'y gigix JFIUEUBYS Best Wishes A f R' R X From O puff - lst National Bank Towne Florists of St. Maryis Flowers for All Occasions James G. and Ruby Cheselcline LEONARDTOWN OWNERS AND OPERATORS LEXINGTON PARK F i It Si' + Leonaiglvojln, hizaiyland PATUXENT RIVER Phone 475-433I Member of F.D.I.C. E. L. Stone 85 Son Feed and Grain Store Park Hall, Maryland Thrift Oil Company, Inc. Leonard+own, Mary an - 5 U i I a Congratulations to the Class of '7l from Esperanza Bowling Lanes 'ENTERPRISE Discover flying at St. Mary's County Airport Southern Maryland's Leading Weekly 'l' Private Pilot ' Commercial Pilot Esperanza Shopping Center Lexington Parlc, Maryland 'F Ing-I-rument Rai-ing Phone 862-2: I I ,,, Flight Instructor Letter Press 'l' Multi-engine Rating Off-set Printing 'l' Airline Transport Pilot 'l' Air Taxi and Charter Professional Flight Service, lnc. P. O. Box 45 California, Md. Phone 373-2 lOl Hewitt Lumber 85 Callaway, Maryland Lexington Parlc, Maryland phone 994-I44I Supply C0- Phone 862-bb General Building Material, Hardware, Paint 162 Park Pontiac Greal' Mills Road Lexington Park, Maryland Firebird Grand Prix T-37 GTO Le Mans GMC Trucks JOHN CHESELDINE Owner Cusiom Made Draperies 0 Tiles Qi Gaxmetz, Carpets Leonardlown, Md. Lexinglon Park, Md. PETE GRIFFIN Phone 475-2625 JACK GIBSON JR. Phone 863-6332 we PM Beauty Salon so og Qbaoksxysffggafeqgwvw W3 We The Powder Puff mph 95,560 glslisgvlgvi Elsglglczlllihzslwvboak - ' I I5 ay rive, opewe anor 'SDSU 308913 Q Qu 5,5 Q3 mx W ' Phone 863-5288 Marv F ranzen Realty Three Notch Road Lexinglon Parlc, Maryland Pierotti Tile Co., Inc. Esperanza Shopping Cenler Phone 863-6300 Com pl im e n ts of 9 C O Brien Realty F ,Q il illhll, N ' 5 X ll V if Y lei N L Y L 4 O 5 X , I 'H J Q, T L J X 'Aj V ,4- f L L U ALZMQ , l i gt llgl 'JV , L L L 1' F l l J W X Fenwick Ford Inc. Your Ford Dealer in Leonardlown, Maryland Pl1one 475-9 l 66 Fiat Mads New 85 Used Cars Serving Soul'l'1ern Maryland Greal' Mills, Maryland Phone 863-8242 Dooley's Waring Associates Furniture 8: Incorporated Upholstery New Furniture 'Dining Room 'Living Insurance Room 'Bed Room Real Estate Old Furniture Builders Developers Repaired-Recovered-Made Like New I WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Dulce Street Leonardtown, Maryland 20650 Leonardlown' Mawland PI1one 475-9 I I 8 Dean Lumber 85 Supply Co., Inc. Framing Rooting Sheathing Paints Trim and Molding Water Pumps Flooring Lawn Mowers Builders' Hardware Garden Equipment Shingles and Supplies FOR PROMPT DELIVERIES CALL 373-2I II Hollywood, Maryland 20636 Housewares Insulating Material Sporting Goods Blocks Davis Paint Wallboard I6 Compliments of X1 YI' - AM E RICAN American Gas iuur Deitz Shoes American Girl Red Cross Pedwin Florsheim Weeiuns lTlBliYlBllll IIB IUllBl UBFIK Srride-Ri'l'e Socialires Leonardrown Mechanicsville . . . Money lsn'1' Everyrhing . Member of Federal Deposir Insurance Corporarion Lexing'l'on Park, Maryland Over 25 Famous Brands 'Or+hopedic Prescriprions Carefully Filled Phone 862-24 I 3 6 Thomas E. Downs, Inc. Brick Contractor Phone 769-3220 Avenue, Maryland 20609 Your Personal Mark of Achievement A Perfect Gift . . . for another or yourself. A John Roberts Class ring is a symbol of success and academic achievement. The deep detail, cast in lustrous gold and accented with a colorful gemstone will give pleasure for years to come. Come in today for correct sizing and selection of style, gold and stone. Blair's Leonardtown Maryland Lexingfon Park, Maryland Phone 475 9I86 Phone 863-9453 167 ,W ,Mime W-ffryjymcyt 4 l and Catois at fbwll cvffj WEOMUQQMJWQX Auto Supply Lexington Park, Maryland Leonardtown, Maryland 863-6603 475-8931 Leonardtown Laundry Inc Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Rug Cleaning Howard H. Long, President Leonardtown Lexington Park 475-841 1 862-241 1 J. Spence Howard Jr Real Estate L OO if e z z O y H1 RE.'lI1lQf25s 3 726 C':::::a.:', 5 ,Z ,bo ESTATQ St. Mary's City 994-0333 Compliments of 5 Park Hall Airport LEXINGTON PAR K. MARYLAN - 41 L Compliments of Sothern Maryland Oil, Inc. Texaco Products Phone: 884-3161 863-8177 D - 20053 W 4 ' i Ollyfdllllhflbllaf 210 fle 55144 M J ! fwwwffkw YMU69 W6 wimwi I .Mf g u f F f kphdjf lin Q f X xref ,12 1 .Q 4' iw J Milli gi' W iff lv' ,1 h -A ' l ' TF: - . .5 4 'Y 'e if QJ ,. iq L' 4 .1 , Q .f i ggi ' rl - if I ' VXA jf H9 1 'ge , , lg '1 XX 9, xi 5 1 , H . 8 . N 9 H W Q ams wln o u WW 1'f,,,ff,f, ,1,1,.,X .M mf ,.,, ml x,,,f,,1,z,x x.,,,. M51 . f um cs s1'uru1'. wAsHlNu1'oN. n.c. A V G 'Z ' f ' xx , L mwwwu Patrons Wood's Professional Paini' Cenfer BenneH s Grocery A Friend Park Jewelers Masier Barber Shop Paul's Marke+ Swann's S+ore Mr. Paul TippeH' Adams Appliance Shop Bailey's Resfauranl' S'l'0ne'5 Garage Aggie's Dress Shop Emerick S+one Ridge Texaco J. Ashenback Win+er's Sheei- Mefal Shea'Hier's Food Mari' Ar+hur PucheHi Clayi'on's Marina Robinson's Funeral Home 5mi'il'I'S lI'IC- The Fashion Cenfer Leonard'l'own Supermarkel' The Fashion Cenier Bernie? SPOI'ling Goods Corner S+. Mary's Counly Memorial Library 171 For the very best of care for your hair visit Castilian Hair Fashions IZO Millison Plaza Lexinglon Park, Maryland Specialisfs in hair coloring, Hours-9 A.M. 'lo 6 P.M. permanenl' waves and haircufs. Wednesday and Thursday evenings Wig sales and service. by appoinfmenf. y Phgne 862-2033 Our shop is designed fo give Rubye Beaman' Owner you 'rhe comforis of your own home. Our cosmelologisls are yr 'lrained 'lo make you feel you y are a+ home. 172 A Abell, Bill, 110 Abell, Joseph, 110 Abell, Joseph W., 90 Ackerman, Corwin, 32, 43, 49 Adams, David, 101 Adams Appliance Shop, 171 Adam, Kathi, 68, 14 Adams, Adams, Adams, Adams, Adkins, Aggie's Adams, Janet, 68 Joseph P., 90 Russell, 110 Thomas, 110 Ronald, 110 Dress Shop, 171 Mike, 100, 53 Conklin Aker, Brain, 100 Albertson, Debra, 34, 100 Albertson, Roy, 110 Aldredge, Jane, 100 Aldridge Ford, 146 Aldridge, Sherry, 68, 35 Aldridge, Sheila, 110, 61, 25, 35 Allen, Arthur, 27, 43, 90 Allen, James, 100 Allison, Norman, 100 Allison, John, 13 Alston, Geraldine, 110 Alvey, Lois, 141 Anaswn, Karen,4100, 101 Anchor Van Lines, 158 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Andrews, Andrews, Andrews, Andrews, Andrews, Andrews, , Elizabeth, 67, 68 , Gail, 68 , Donna, 110 , Steven, 110 Christine, 110 Luke, 110 Jerry, 90, 27 March, 90 . Michael, 123, 124, 27, 53 Sheila, 68, 35 Anglemyer, Ellen, 110 Ann 6 Toni's Bar dz Restaurant, 150 Applegate, Zerline, 90 Arden, Craeme, 110 Armstrong, Vemon, 100 Asbury's Flowers, 149 Ashenback, J., 171 Ashmore, David, 90 Aud, Deborah, 68 Aud, Esther, 9, 100, 101, 25 Aud, Mary, 100 Aull, Mary, 66, 67, 68, 24 B Babcock, Albert, 49 Babcock, Robert, 90 Bailey, Glenda, 90 Bailey, Joseph, 110 Bailey's Restaurant, 171 Baker, Janet, 110 Baldwin, Hope, 110 Baldwin, Lavern, 36 Ball, Bernard, 110 Ball, William, 43, 90 Ball, Shirley, 110 Ballard, Derrik, 110 Balsbaugh, James, 110 Balta, Francis, 68 Banister, Frank, 50, 100 Barber, Earl, 110 Barckley, Walter, 110, 36 Barley Co., 155 Barnes, Ann, 90, 93, 17, 36, 24, 25 Barnes, Bernard, 68 Barnes, Celeste, 90 Barnes, Colbert, 49, 110 Barnes, Elvert, 100, 101, 25, 28 Barnes, George, 68 Barnes, Iran, 110 Barnes, James, 100, 110 Barnes, Janet, 110, 36 Barnes, Joseph, 100, 101, 25, 35 Barnes, Judson, 100 Barnes, Barnes, Barnes, Ken, 43, 47, 90, 55, 27 Louis, 100 Maxine, 100 Barnes, Mark, 49 Barnes, Ruby, 100 Barnes, William, 100 Barnes, Susan, 110 Barnes, Veronica, 110 Barry, Reuben, 36 , Barth, Joseph, 90 Barth, Steve, 50, 110 Bates, Eva, 111 Batesson, Patti, 111 Baumbaek, Jeffery, 111, 32 Baumgartner, Cary V., 27, 51, 54, 55, 56, 57, 68, 78 Bauserman, Sylvia, 69 Bauserman, Joyce, 100 Beach, Mary, 69 Beaman, William Jr., 123 Bean, Carl, 27, 43, 47, 90 Bean, Evelyn, 100 Bean, Francis, 69, 27 Bean, Gertrude, 69 Bean, Grace, 186 Bean, Joan, 111 Bean, Lois, 90 Bean, Marian, 24, 36, 90, 93, 39 Bean, Marion S., 69 Bean, Mary, 69 Bean, Parren, 111 Beard, Jeffery, 43, 44, 69, 24, 25, 27 Beaton, Chris, 32, 90 Beavers, Patricia, 69 Bee's Auto Supply, '151 Beining, Debra, 111 Bell Motor Co., 160 Belknap, Michael, 111 Ben Franklin, 157 Bennett's Grocery, 171 Bennett, Pamela, 90 Bennett, Sandra, 111 Bennett, Timithy, 111 Bennington, James, 90, 32 Bennington, Steven, 70 Benson, Debra, 100, 101, 28 Benson, Gary, 91 Bently, Ansley, 9, 19, 70 Bently, John, 111 Berg, Karen, 124 Berg, Dennis, 100 Berghom, Sharon, 70 Berghorn, Patricia, 100 Bernie's Sporting Goods, 171 Berry, Charles, 111 Berry, David, 111 Berry, James, 137 Berry, Joyce, 91 Berry, Paul, 111, 60 Berry, Rueben, 111 Berry, Mary, 70 Beckerton, James, 111 Bill's Discount Center, 145 Biondi, Debbie, 93, 24, 91 Blackwell, Susan, 100 Blairs, 167 Bland, Iris, 111 Blount, Marvin, 70 Bob and Cato's, 168 Bock, Kathleen, 111 Boggan, Willie, 43, 55, 57, 91 Boggan, Patricia, 100 Boggs, Patricia, 111 Boggs, Richard, 34, 32, 91 Boggs, Steve, 27, 44, 46, 91 Boggs, Virginia, 137 Bolt, Joseph, 91 Bonds, Gloria, 100 Bonds, Linda, 34 Bonenfant, Laura, 70, 24, 34 Booth, Debra, 111 Bowing, Cathie, 91 Boxwell, Robert, 91 Boyce, Rebecca, 101 Boyer, Margo, 91, 36 Boyer, Mariane, 70, 36, 24, 28 Bracken, Helen, 101 Bradburn, Terry, 91 Bradley, Cynthia, 70, 83 Brewer, Richard, 111, 36 Brimberry, Don, 67, 70 Index Brimberry, Ronald, 67, 71, 36, 25, 28, 24 Briscoe, Clarence, 101 Briscoe, David, 111, 60 Briscoe, Eric, 111 Briscoe, Ernestine, 101 Briscoe, Francis, 111 Briscoe, Franklin, 101 Briscoe, James, 137 Briscoe, Margaret, 101, 61 Briscoe, Rose, 91 Brizidine, Don, 66, 67, 71 Brooks, Audrey, 111 Brooks, Faith, 101 Brooks, Joyce, 111 Brooks, Mary, 111 Brooks, Michael, 111 Brooks, Rena, 111 Brooks, Pearl, 101 Broome, Gary, 111 Brower, Dawn, 91 Brown, Charlene, 91 Brown, Darlene, 111 Brown, Douglas, 111, 25 Brown, Dwayne, 49, 111, 58, 48 Brown, Larry, 130, 124, 36, 37 Brown, Raymond, 71 Brown, Robin, 111 Brown, Timothy, 101 Brown, Mark, 111 Brundage, Berton, 111, 36 Brunk, Russelyn, 66, 71 Bryan, Benjamin, 111, 60, 36 Bryan, Leroy, 111 Bryant, Blanche, 136 Brylawski, Rod, 101, 17, 36, 28, 24 Budd's Creek, 144 Buenvije, Arlene, 111 Bounviri, Michael, 123, 26 Buckner, Robert, 91 Bunting, David, 101 Burch, Lewis, 101 Burke, Beverly, 91 Burke's Trailer Sales, 151 Burke, James, 66, 71, 28 Burke, Jeff, 101 Bushell, Liliann, 136 Butler, Buelah, 136 Butler, Glenn, 91 Butler, Darnell, 60 Butler, Gordan, 71, 55 Butler, James, 111 Butler, June, 101 Butler, Robert, 27 Butler, Susan, 111 Buzzy Ridgell's Country Store, 150 C C. D.'s Drive-In, 146 Caldwell, Jim, 43 Calvert, Michael, 35, 71, 36, 28 Camero Camero n, Claudia, 131 n, Patricia, 71, 63 Campbell, James, 101 Campbell, James, 137 Campion, John, 138 Canter, Hal, 46, 91 Captain Ted Hewlett, 147 Capua, Capua, Jennifer, 91 ' Zenalda, 111 Carey, Donald, 101 Carley, David, 111, 36 Carlson, Dale, 111 Carlson , Rhonda, 91, 93 Carpenter, Maureen, 36 Carpenter, Norman A,, Jr., 27, 71 Carpenter, Rodney, 101 Carpenter, Rhonda, 111 Carpenter, Yvonne, 101, 36 Carroll, Eunice, 111 Carroll, Francine, 71, 29 Carroll, Gene, 111 Carroll, Joyce Ann, 71, 29 Carroll, Marian, 91 Carroll, Martin, 111 Carroll, Patsy, 91 Carroll, Sylvia, 102 Carroll, Theodore, 72, 34 Carroll, Timothy, 72 Carroll's Garage, 159 Carter, Dwight, 72, 27 Carter, Jerry, 102 Carter, Lawrence, 111 Carter, Maureen, 112, 61 Carter, Raymond, 27 Carter, Samuel, 91 Case, Jeannett, 102 Castilian Hair Fashions, 172 Chainey, Bruce, 94 Chainey, Ruth, 112 Chandler, Lynnette, 112 Chapman, Catherine, 112 Chapman, Susan, 102 Charles, Michael, 102 Chase, Alice, 112, 34 Chase, George, 112 Chase, James, 137 Chase, Jane, 91 Chase, John, 112, 58 Chase, Lavern, 112 Chase, Oliver, 112, 36 Chase, Marian, 91, 93 Chase, Raymond, 112 Chase, Robert, 137 Chase, Rose, 102 Chase, Teresa, 102 Chase, Vanessa, 72 Chesser, Debbie, 102 Chisley, Phyllis, 91 Citizen's National Bank, 156 Clark, Danny, 91 Clarke, Mary, 101, 103, 25 Clarke, Diane, 91 Clarke, John, 91 Clarke, Kevin, 72 Clarke, Phillip, 112 Cooper, John, 112 Cooper, Pat, 91 Corbin, Joseph, 112 Corbin, Mary, 104 Corcoran, Gail, 102 Cornthwaite, James, 49, 91 Costello, Star, 102 Courtney, Betty, 112 Crafton, Waverly, 102 Crocker, Richard, 102 Crow, Kelvin, 21 Crowder, Paulette, 102 omni Ginny, 67, 73,'62, ss, aa, s'5', 173 Cullison, James, 102 Cullison, Sandra, 73, 24, 28, 34 Culp, Debra, 112 Curry, Lana, 123 Clarke, William, 102 Clayton, Betty, 72, 24, 28 Clayton, Debra, 112 Clayton, Floyd, 91 Clayton, Gail, 102g Clayton's Marina, 171 Clements, Evelyn, 141 Clements, Pat, 91 Cline, Agnes, 112, 36 Cline, Flo, 17, 72, 24, 28, 33 Cline, Lynn, 28, 90, 91, 93, 36, 24 132, 33, 38 HRW Clinton, Charles, 102 Clinton, Frank, 91, 55 Clinton, Robin, 102 Clovis, Mary Jane, 123 CocaCo la Bottling Co., Inc., 157 Cochran, Jim, 27, 102 Cochran, Katherine, 112 Cocimano, Antonio, 27, 91 Cocimano, Mary, 102 Cole, Bill, 50, 102, 36 Collins, Jeffery, 112 Collins, Patrick, 102 Colvin, Scott, 112, 36 Combs, Combs, Patricia, 102, 25 Richard, 102 Comstock, Judith, 112 Conklin, Andrea, 66, 67, 72 , Greg, 11-2 Conklin, Michael, 112 Conklin, Phillip, 102, 59, 58 Connor, Glenn, 26, 27, 43, 91, 97. 98 Connor, Sidney, 21, 49, 102, 53 Cook, Gordon, 112 cook, Kim, 90, 91, 93, 36, as Cooke, Gordon, 49 Cook's B.P. Service Station, 146 Coombs, Thomas, 91 2 4 l ,iwnsssiq Cooper, Barbara,l01,V102 Curtis, William, 112,32 Cutchember, Charles, 60, 112 Cutchember,'Cheryl, 91, 62, 63, 28 Cutchember, Gale, 112 Cutchember, Larry, 102 Cyrus, Penny, 92, 93, 35, 36, 38 D D'Aquino, Marcia, 32 Dailey, Paula, 112 David, Gary, 102 Davidson, Lucy, 92, 62 Davidson, Mark, 35, 102 Davis, Donna, 102 Davis, Larry, 48, 73 De Pyper, Debbi, 112 De Simone, Penny, 92 Deagle, Charles, 102 Deagle, Thomas, 112 Dean, Arthur, 73 Dean, Carol, 102 Dean, Crystal, 73 Dean, Jerry, 73 Dean, John, 112 Dean Lumber St Supply, 165 Dean, Ruth, 102 Dean, Susan, 112 Dean Thomas 112 9, , Dement, Hazel, 102 Harris 8: Ewing, 170 Dement, Joyce, 73 Dement, Kenneth, 103 Demko, Debra, 73 Demko, John, 103, 36 Dent, Thelma, 92 Dent, Tony, 49 Derrick, Carolyn, 112 Derrick, Kathleen, 92 Dietz Shoes, 166 Dingee, Richard, 92 Dixon, Eugene, 92 Dobson, J ane, 92, 93 Dodds, Susan, 103, 36 Dodson, Ruth, 136 Dohrman, Leigh, 101, 103 Dooley, William, 92 Dooley's Furniture and Upholstery, 165 Dorsey, J ussell, 73 Dorsey, Nelson, 43, 92 Dorsey, Valerie, 112 Dorsey, Virgie, 103 Dove, Francine, 67, 73, 24, 28 Downes, Denise, 67, 73, 25 Downes, Doris, 112 Downes, Kennie, 103 Downes, Sue, 103 Downing, Elaine, 123, 29 Drank, Karen, 112 Drenning, Karin, 112 Dressler, Kathryn, 112 Drimmer, Alan, 32, 125 Duke, Mary Beth, 112 Duke, Roland, Jr., 123 Dukes, Deborah, 92, 93 Dumont, Denese, 73 Dupraw, Charles, 112 Dupraw, Glenn, 103 Durkin, Doug, 27, 43, 92, 93 Dutton, Jane, 103, 29 Dyer, Bob, 27, 43, 92, 93 Dyla, John, 112 Dyson, Elaine, 112 E Dyson, Frank, 112 Dyson, Geraldine, 112 Dyson, John, 92 Dyson, Lettie, 92 Dyson, Lillie, 92 Dyson Lumber Company, 150 Dyson, Mary, 103 Dyson, Patricia A., 112 Dyson, Patricia H., 112 Dyson, Pauline, 112 Dyson, Ruby, 103 Dyson, Terry, 103 Dyson, William, 137 Dyson's Gulf, 156 E. L. Stone Sz Son, 161 Eaker, John, 103 Easley, William, 123 Echeverio, Ronnie, 92 Eckardt, Jon, 103, 27, 32 Eckardt, Margaret, 74 Edison, George, 104 Edison, Joseph, 92 Edison, Mary, 104 Eisenrich, Judy, 123 Elam, Lawrence, 112 Elam, Zelma, 92, 36 4 Eldridge, Elizabeth, 29, 104 Eldridge, Vernon, 74 Elliott, Deborah, 74 Ellis, Beatrice, 123 Emory, Cheryl, 112 Engman, Kim, 103 Ennels, Brenda, 103, 61, 25, Enterprise, The, 162 Epps, Linda, 113 Erdman, Jacquelin, 74 Erion, Lynn, 113 Ernest Stone and Sons, 161 Esperanza Bowling Lanes, 162 Ethridge, Deborah, 74, 63, 66 74 Evans, Joseph, 113 Evan's Seafood, 148 F Fadely, Dianne, 92 Fall, Donna, 101, 103 Faulkner, Charles, 103 Farmer, Joel, 104 Farmer, William, 113 Farmer, Larry, 11 Fashion Center, The, 121 Fee, Brian, 113 Fee, Mike, 103 Femaitis, Karen, 103 Fenhagen, Darryl, 113 Fenhagen, Marsha, 103 Fenwick, Betty, 103 Fenwick, Carolyn, 92 Fenwick, Ellen, 92 Fenwick Ford, 164 Fenwick, Gail, 103 Fenwick, Linda, 103 Fenwick, Octavia, 92 Fenwick, Phyllis, 103 Fenwick, Terry, 103 Fenwick, Virginia, 74 Ferguson, Dolores, 103 First National Bank, 161 Fish, Steve, 113 Fish, Terry, 103 Fisher, Brenda, 103 Fisherman's Inn, 136 Flacks, Lowell, 103 Flanagin, Donna, 103 Flanagin, William, 74 Fleming, Dolores, 126, 28 Fleming, Sherman, 74 Fleming, Terry, 113, 28, 35 Fones, Nancy, 74 Foodland, 135 Foote, John, 92 Foote, Lorraine, 92 Ford, Charles, 113 Ford, Linda, 103 Ford, Ricky, 66, 69, 74 Ford, Sandra, 113 Forrest, Rosemary, 74 Fortin Realty, 154 Fortini, Jill, 113, 25 Fortini, Lynn, 74, 62, 63, 30, 89, 173 Fowler, James, 92 Frank A. Combs Insurance Agency, 154 Franklin, James R., 138 Franzen, Cindy, 101, 103, 36, 32 Frazier, Brenda, 126 Freeman, Barbara, 75, 102, 28 Fross, Sharon, 103, 36, 13 Frost, Claude, 103 Fross, Sharon, 17, 103 Furr, Roy, 113 Garay, Robert, 113 INDEX Gardner, Jay, 113 Gardner, Joseph, 75 Gardner, Thomas, 92 Garner, Gary, 92 ner 5 75 95 ar ner, eryl, 126 Gaskinj Bernadette, 75, 29 Gatton, Alma, 113 Gatton, Danny, 27, 92 Gelrud, Beth, 92, 93, 98, 25 Gelrud, Paul, 50, 113 George, Guy, 113, 60 George, Sandra, 92 Guy, Ishmael, 113 H Hall, Carol, 126 Hall, Donnie L., 127 Hall, Glenda, 114, 61 Hall, Linda, 36 Hall, Mary, 114 Hall, Mike, 93 Hall, Rhoda, 76, 29 Hall, Wanda, 93 Hamann, Donna, 76 Hamann, Mike, 114 George's Body Shop, 150 Gerred, Karen, 113, 36, 34 Gerred, Mike, 49, 103, 20, 21, 36 Garret, Fran, 36, 25, 29, 32 Gibson, Edward, 92, 24 Gibson, Linda, 103, 14 Gibson, Paul, 32, 24 Giddings, Victor, 104, 36 Gieske, Laura, 92 Gilmore, Cathleen, 113, 32 Gilmore, Charlene, 103 Giro, John, 49, 113 G Gr G Carpets, 163 Gladden, Jeanne, 113 Gladden, Margaret, 113 Glisson, Beverly, 92 Hamerick, Hamilton, Ken, 93 Debra, 114 Hammett, Alfred, 93 Hammett, Bobby, 66 Hammett, Brenda, 104 Hammett, Rocky, 27 Hammond, Betty, 104, 35 Hancock, Margaret, 114 Hanley, Patricia, 114 Hanson, Janice, 114 Hanson, Vivian, 76 Hardman, Doug, 104 Hardy, Lin Harkinson, da, 114, 61 Elaine, 127 Goddard, Goddard, Goddard, Dorothy, 113 James, 103 Jo, 113 Goddard, Judy, 92, 93, 25 Goddard , Goddard, Kathy, 75 Linda, 75 Goddard, Sandy, 103 Goldm an , Gold m an , Lee, 90, 92, 93, 55, 25 Michelle, 126 Goode, Lewis, 113 Goode, Robert, 104 Goodwin, Joann, 75, 29 Gordon, Leo, 113, 29 Gotshall, .131-g, 92, 93 mnvaeveriy, 113 Gough, Rufus, 113 Gramento, Tim, 92 Graves, Crystal, 104 Greco, Deborah, 75 Green, Charles, 104 Green, Joan, 75 Green, Tyrone, 58, 59 Greene, Joe, 49, 113, 60 Greene, Wilhemina, 113 Greenwell, Daniel, 76, 27 Greenwell, Eldred, 126 Greenwell, Sharon, 113 Gregson, James, 76 Grey, Kenny, 92, 93, 55, 56, 57 Graff, Janice, 92, 35 Groff, Nancy, 113 Gross, Geraldine, 93 Gross, Thomas, 113 Guethleir, Anita, 113 Guethleir, Mike, 93 Gurley, Vicki, 36 Gutzler, Judith, 113 Harris, Gail, 127 ' Harris, Jackie, 36 Harris, Jacqueline, 104 Harris, Tyrone, 46, 27, 93, 5 Hartko Harwel Hauptf Hautze pt, Donna, 114, 36 l, Milagros, 93 uehrer, Kurt, 127, 35 nroder, Joseph, 76 Hawkins, Diann, 93 Hawkins, Gerold, 114 I-Iagins, Sandra, 114 Hayden Auto Supply, 168 Hayden, Betty, 114 Hayden, Gloria, 93 Hayden, Stephanie, 93 Hayden, Thomas, 93 Hayden, Valerie, 123 Hayward, Sandra, 76, 34 Hebb, Cynthia, 76 Henderson, Alice, 104 Henderson, Edward, 114 Henderson, Lyn, 27 Henderson, Russell, 114 Henderson, Susan, 76 Hendri cks, Deborah, 93 Herber, Gregory, 114 Herbert, Charles, 104 5, 57 Herr, Carol, 76, 36, 24, 28, 37, 84 Herr, Eric, 50, 93, 55, 56, 24 Hewlitt, Myron, 104 Hewitt, Mike, 43, 67, 77, 25, 27 Hewitt Lumber St Supply Co., 162 Hewlett, Linda, 93 Hibbitts, Jenny, 114 Hilburn, Kirk, 104, 36 Hill, Francis, 104 Hines, Nelson, 114, 35 Hitchcock, Deborah, 34, 35, 104 Hitchcock, Harry, 12, 77, 129, 29 Hobbs, Linda, 114 Hobbs, Ralph, 114 Hobbs, Walter, 114 Hobgood, Skye, 114 Hobgood, Patricia, 104 Hoffman, Elizabeth, 93 Holland, Curtis, 114 Holley, Audie, 114 Holley, Audrey, 104 Holmes, Wayne T., 127 Holley, Patricia, 104 Holshouser, Mary, 93 Holshouser, Susan, 114, 61 Holt, Bill, 77, 25, 26, 53, 84 Hopkins, George, 107, 104 Hopkins, Sandra,'36 Hooper, Sandra, 127, 34 Hortin, Ronald, 114 Horton, Dinah, 9, 114 Hub, The, 149 Huebel, Laura, 93 Huebel, Pamela, 114 Huelett, Captain Ted, 147 Huett, Donna, 24 Huett, Stephen, 114 Hughes, Faith, 77 Hughes, Jeff, 104 Hughes, Vickie, 12, 67, 70, 77,24 Humenik, Bill, 42, 43, 44, 93, 25, 27 Humenik, Jerry, 49, 114 Hunter, Marc, 21, 27, 42, 43, 46, 53 32-, 192 Hunter, obert, 104 Hunter, Pat, 104 Huntley, Vicki, 93, 36, 32, 24, 39 Huntley, Sherri, 114 Huseman, Karen, 93 Hutching, David, 104 Hutching, Joyce, 93 Hutson, April, 115 I Innis, Brian, 49, 115 Innis, Ken, 49 Ivery, John, 104 Izydore, Patty, 1, 93 J Jackson, Esau, 28, 49, 128 Jackson, Jim, 43, 46, 77 Jackson, Joe, 77 James, Alfred, 104 James, Cheryl, 115 James, Evangeline, 29, 77 James, Larry, 98 James, Oliver, 104 James, Willie, 115, 60 Jameson, Jim, 42, 43, 104, 27 Jarboe, Leonard, 137 Jenkins, Janie, 94 Jerrett, Fran, 101 Jesse, Bill, 50, 94 John R. Drury dz Son, 153 Johnson, Benjy, 115 Johnson, Bert, 36, 60,'115 Johnson, Carmen, 105, 61 Johnson, Curtis, 105 Johnson, Judy, 115 Johnson, Karen, 77 Johnson, Larry B., 128 Johnson, Linda, 105 Johnson, Pauline, 94 Johnson, Ricardo, 21, 43, 47, 27 Johnson, Robert, 115 Johnson, Veronica, 77 Johnstone, Judy, 94, 35 Jones, Barbara, 94, 24 Jones, Dave, 20, 21, 50, 105, 27, 29 Jones, Diana, 93, 94 Jones, Kenneth, 86, 78, 115 Jordan, Doris, 78 Jordon, Lillie, 115 Jordon, Shirley, 93, 94 Jordon, Thomas, 115 J. Spence Howard, Jr., Real Estate, 168 Joy, Adele, 136 Joy, Marvin C., 13, 122 Joy Shop, 147 Julian's Music Mart, 145 Justice, Gilbert L., Jr., 128 K Kaag, Rebecca A., 129 Kalmus, John, 105 Kalmus, Stephen, 115 Kellum, Paul, 94 ' Kelly, Craig, 115 Kendrick, Jimmy, 115 Kenny's Flowers, 153 Kenton, Cynthia, 105 Kepple, Arnold, 138 Kerr, David, 105 Kerr, Terry, 78 Kessler, Darlene, 105, 36 Kessler, Marilyn, 94 Kessler, Marcia, 78, 24 Key, Jack, 115 Key, John, 105 King's Shoparama, 145 Kirkwood, Jody, 94 Kirkwood, Mike, 43, 46, 78 Kish, Brenda, 93, 94, 25, 27 Kish, Steve, 50, 53, 105, 29, 32, 26 Kishbauch, Keith, 43, 46, 123 Kleinlfck, Patricia, 115 Knott, Carl, 105 Knott, Danny, 93, 94 Knott, Jack, 43, 46, 47 Knott, James, 78 Knott, Mark, 105 Knott, Thomas, 78 Kohut, Margaret, 105 Kohut, Pamela, 94 Kohut, Susan, 115, 36 Koegel, William, 94, 27 Kominarek, Robert, 105 Kralle, Debbie, 94, 62, 63, 25 Krumke, Alleen, 94, 95, 63 Krumke, Melissa, 115, 36 L Lacey, Mary Ann, 94, 95 Lagalbo, John, 137, 27 Lagalbo, Mary, 136 Laigle, Brian, 78 Laigle, Catherine, 105 Laigle, Michael, 115 Lancaster, George, 105 Lancaster, John J., 115 Lancaster, John, 93 Lang, Joseph, 78 Lang, Veronica, 79 Langley, Donna, 115 Langley, Sue, 94 Langley, Wanda, 105 Laglitz, Lyla, 79 Lanham, Cheryl, 115, 36 Lantz, James, 105 Latimer, Mary, 94 Latimer, Sherri, 105 Latteman, Harry, 53, 129 Lavender, Jack, 129 Lawrence, Ann, 79 Lawrence, Agnes, 79 Lawrence, Francis, 115 Lawrence, Joanna, 105 Lawrence, Mary, 129 Lawrence, Mosie, 115, 29 Lechtrcker, Jim, 25, 51, 50, 53, 79, 12, 27 Lee, Nancy, 105 Lee, Warren, 105 LeGrant, Dennis, 43, 45, 55, 57, 79 LeGrant, John, 94 Legrant, Preston, 55 Legrant, Ricky, 115 Lehman, John, 105 Lengel, Linda, 94 Lengel, Steve, 105 Lenny's Restaurant, 150 Leonard, Tom, 50, 67, 79, 25, 26, 27 Ieonardtown Building 8: Supply Co., 155 Leonardtown Laundry, Inc., 168 Leonardtown Supermarket, 171 Letorre, Karen L., 32 Levay, Ann, 94, 63, 62, 24, 33, 35 Levay, Nell, 93, 129 Lewis, Joy, 94, 35 Leveque, Debra, 115 Lindell, Joseph, 115 Lindell, Abby, 80, 79 Lindell, Bernard, 105 Liner, Iris, 139 Lishness, Linda, 105 Lishness, Susan, 34, 32 Lococo, Robert, 53, 52, 36, 105 Loftis, Dawna, 94 Loftis, Rhonda, 105 Loftis, Steven, 115 Loftis, Wanda, 36 Long, Charles, 105 Long, Linda, 115 Lonm Steven, 115 Longfellow, Judy, 94 Lowery,.Patrick, 115 Luffey, Michael, 94 Lumpkins, Bridget, 105, 32 Lumpkins, Francis, 79 Lumpkins, Joseph, 79 Lumpkins, Robert, 94 Harry Lundeburg School, 152 Lynch, Patrick, 94 Lynch, Nancy, 79 M Mac's New and Used Cars, 164 Madden, Mary, 115 Maddox, Bernadette, 115 Maddox, Connie, 79 - Maddox, Francis, 105 Maddox, Leon, 115 Maddox, Myrtle, 80 Maddox, Paul, 106 Maddox, Phyllis, 80 Madjeski, Elizabeth, 80, 67, 24, 25, 29 Madjeski, Terry, 11, 106 Magnani, Don, 43, 129, 58 Magnette, James, 115, 36 Mag-nette, Tom, 94 Malae, Faailo, 115 Mann, Margaret, 106, 36, 29 Paul's Market, 171 Markle, Laura, 106 Marlay, Peggy, 106 Marlyn's Youngwear, 146 Maresh, Jamie, 115 Marsh, Ronald, 94 Marshall, Joe, 115 Marshall, Stephen, 115 Martin, Linda, 32, 80 Martin, Robin, 102, 106 Maryland Beauty Lounge, 159 Maryland National Bank, 166 Maryland Tobacco Growers Association, 155 Y Marv Franzen Realty, 163 Mason, Agnes, 141 Mason, Leroy, 80, 46 Mason, Maria, 106 Mason, Theresa, 80 Mason, Pat, 106 Massie, Ann, 94 Master Barber Shop, 171 Matthews, Gloria, 29, 106 Matthews, James, 94 Matthews, Joseph, 115 Matthews, Terrie, 93, 94, 35 Matthews, William, 95 Matthews, Patricia, 115 Mattingly, Bonnie, 95 Mattingly's I G A, 154 Mattingly, Martha M., 130 Maus, Becky, 17, 101, 106, 29, 36 May, Michael, 115 Mayer, John, 106 Maynard, Melanie, 115, 34, 35 l INDEX Mayor, Bernard, 95 Mayor, Joseph, 115 Mayor, Richard, 115 Mead, Barbara, 139 Meads, Pat, 66, 81 Mealy, Alvis F., 18 Melvin, Nancy, 123 Mercer, Charlene, 106 Merchant, Cheryl, 106 Merchant, Scot, 81, 14 Merritt, James, 116 Miedzinsk'i, Daniel, 81 Miedzinski, Frances, 116 Miesowitz, Daniel, 81 Milburn, Alexander, 106 Milburn, Diann, 106 Milburn, Grace, 106, 36 Milburn, James, 106 Milburn, John, 106 Milburn, Richard, 95 Milburn, Roselind, 116 Miles, James, 106, 36 Miles, Phyllis, 95, 34 Miles, Walter, 116 Millard, Doris, 116 Millard, Mary, 81 Millard, Shirley, 95, 24, 34 Miller, Carol, 116 Miller, Gregory, 81, 67, 25, 29 Mills, Jacklyn, 9, 81 Mims, Kathy, 61 Mims, Sandra, 18, 81, 83, 24, 72, 176 Minnaugh, Gerald F., 130 Mirfield, Patrick, 106 Mgchell, Janice, 93, 130 Moller, James, 106 Monfort, James, 33, 95 Monfort, Jerry, 116 Moore, Lynn S., 130 Moore, Norman, 131 Moore, Pete, 106 Mora, Chris, 93, 95 Mora, James, 106 Moran, Steven, 116 Morgan, Calvin, 116 Morgan, David, W., 130 Morgan, Sadie, 106 Morris, Donoghy, 107 Morris, Helen, 81 ' Morris, Garnette, 11 Morris, Mary, 82 Morris, Philip, 116 Morris, Martin, 116 Morse, Donald, 107 Mozelewski, Marlane, 107, 29 Munley, Cyril J., 130 Murray, Barbara, 95 Murray, David, 116,60 Mulligan, Michael, 116 Murray, Durwood, 116,60 Murray, William, 116 Myer, George, 95 Myer, Richard, 116 Mc McCabe, Bill, 43, 49, 106, 25 McCall, Kenneth, 107 McCarthy, Francis, 115 McCarthy, Frank, 49 McClave, Gary, 80 McClain, Jeff, 36 McClain, Linda, 107 McCulloch, Dan, 115, 60 McCulloch, David, 80, 54, 55, 5 McDaniels, Joe, 27, 50, 53 McDaniels, Patricia, 80, 78 McDonald, Rita, 81, 67 McDonald, Thomas, 107, 36 McFee, Patricia, 115 McFee, Rick, 49, 21 McGee, Charles, 115 McGonigle, Linda, 107 McKay, Phyllis, 81,' 19 McKay, Tommy, 107 McKeen, Patricia, 115 McKinney, Enid, 139 McKnight, Brenda, 115 McLane, Jeffery, 115 McMahan, Barbara, 29, 94 McMahon, Billie, 115, 25 McMahon, Thomas, 81 McNee, Danae, 106, 34, 86 McNee, Kathleen, 116 N N ansteel, Gertrude, 136 6, 174 Nansteel, Margo, 82, 24, 34, 35, 36 Nansteel, Robert, 95, 24 Nation-wide Insurance, 153 Neal, Pamela, 107 Neeley, Linda, 130 Neill, Dennis, 95 Nelson, Rodger, 107 Nelson, Stephen, 107 Newcomer, Harold, 82 Newcomer, Larry, 116, 36 Newkirk, Gary, 116 Newkirk, Theodore, 116 Newsome, Randy, 95 Newton, Jim, 36 Nial, Framcis, 95 Nicholas, Kathleen, 107, al, as, 29 Noe, Nathan, 95,58 Noell, Carol, 82 Nolan, Bobby, 107 Nolan, Jim, 116 Nolan, Mary, 95, 14 Norris, Alma, 107 Norris, Carol, 82 Norris, David, 104 Norris, Jerry, 107 Norris, Joanne, 95 Norris, John, 107 Norris, Joseph, 107 Norris, Karen, 82 Norris, Louis, 116 Norris, Robert, 107 Norris, Marion, 116 Norris, Mary, 82 Norris, Nancy, 95 Norris, Scott, 82 Norris, Shirley, 95 Norris Wayne 116 North,,J0e, 2'l,'4a, 45, 47, 107 O Oats, Mary, 82 O'Brien Realty, 164 Ocfemia, Tom, 95 Ocker, Steve, 95, 35 O'Donnell, Patrick, 131, 32 Olczak, Steve, 48, 49, 132 Oliver, Francis, 95, 26 Oliver, John, 82, 35, 10 O'Neal, Donald, 131 Otis, Nancy, 116, 36 Owens, Bernard, 116 Owens, Carroll, 116 Owens, Connie, 107 Owens, Karen, 96 Owens, Brenda, 95 Owens, James A., 82 Owens, James, 96 Owens, Joy, 25, 29, 116 Owens, Kay, 93 Owens, Margaret, 96 Owens, Mary, 82 Owens, Patricia, 116 . P Page, Timothy, 107 Painter, Don, 96 Pall, Donna, 96 Pall, Theodore, 116 Palmer, Darlene, 116 Paredes, Gloria Isabel D., 32 Parham, Larry, 107 Parham, Lewis, 116 Park American Gas, 166 Park Jewlers, 71 Park Men's Shop, 147 Park Pontiac, 163 Park' RexalL145 Park TV 6 Record, 158 Parker, Alan, 116 Parker, Strickland, 132 Patrick, Alan, 122 Pat's Carry Out, 157 Patuxent Motor Sales, 160 Pavey, William, 116 Payne, Donna, 83 Payne, Paul, 88, 10 Pegg, Robert, 96 Pegg, Melanie, 96 Peggins, Janice, 96 Pembroke, James, 12, 17, 36, 83 f Pembroke, Mary, 132, 34 Pennington, LaDonne, 116 Perez, Juan, 132 Perisho, Regina, 107 Perry, Danny, 83, 10 4 Perry, Frank, 187 Perry, Richard, 107 Perez, Jose, 24, 93, 96, 28, 36 Perez, Juan, 132 Pettit, Mark, 116 Phelps, Chery, 116 Phelps, Larry, 96 Phillips, Cecilia, 25, 61, 116 Phillips, Douglas, 116, 36 Phillips, Gail, 29, 93, 96, 36 Phillips, Susan, 116 Picarn, Michael, 107 Pierotti Tile, 164 Pike, Robert, 107 Pinno, Krista, 24, 28, 96, 97 Poe, Frank, 116 Poe, Kathy, 25, 100, 101, 107 Poe, Rita, 96 Poisson, Cynthia, 116 Pollreisz, Catherine, 116 Potter, James, 96 Potter, Gary, 83, 67, 33 Potts, Janet, 100, 107 Powder Puff Beauty Salon, 163 Powell, Donetta, 116 Powell, Pamela, 83 Pratt, Darlene, 96 Pratt, Debra, 83 Pratt, Edwin, 86 Pratt, James, 116 Pratt, John, 96 Pratt, Steve, 107 Price, B. P., 139 Price, Pamela, 116 Price, Sue, 96 Price, Sylvia, 116 Price, William, 116 Priddy, Jenelle, 29, 116 Priddy, Melody, 29, 93, 96, 36 Proffit, Gary, 96 Puchetti, Arthur, 171 Purcell, Margarett, 83, 14 Purdy, Stephen, 83 Purnell, Clyde, 93, 96 Purnell, Harold, 83 Purnell, Linda, 116 R Raley, Deborah, 116 Raley, Mrs. Diane, 123 Raley, Elizabeth, 116 Raley, Marvin, 96 Raley, Steve, 117 Raley, Sandie, 107 Raley, Sue, 96 Rajala, Judith A., 132 Ratliff, Doug, 117 Ratliff, Sandy, 96 Raspa, Salvatore, 12 Ravano, Rajas, 32 Ravn, Roy, 96 Ravn, Sharon, 19, 24, 28, 67, 70, 84 Rawls, Richard, 50, 133 Ray, Cheryl, 96 Rebarchick, Dan, 93, 96, 26, 27 Redman, Carole, 117 Red's 235 Chevron, 151 Reed, Gary, 49 Reeder, Brenda, 96 Reeder, Debra, 96 Reeder, George, 107 Reeder, Loretta, 117 Reid, Deborah, 117 Rellihen, Shelley, 96 Rellihen, Robert E., 139 Remmel, Joyce, 140 Repp, Kyle, 117, 36 Rexall Drug, 145 Reynolds, Hugh W., 138 Rice, Betty, 107, 36 Rice, Leon, 107 Rice, Patrick, 84, 97, 98 Rice, Patsy, 97 Rice, Robert, 117 Rice, Roxanna, 93, 97, 62, 63 Rickett, Pat, 98, 97, 34, 35 Richardson, Wayne T., 97 Ridgell, Betty, 107 Ridgell, Carla, 117 Ridgell, Charles, 107 Ridgell, Gary, 34 Ridgell, Linda M., 97 Rizza, Joseph, 117 Roberts, Charles, 117 Robidoux, Brian, 84 175 Terri, 109 Robinson's Funeral Home, 171 Robinson, Carl, 117 Robinson, Carol, 29, 93, 97 Robinson, Francis E., 97, 117 Robinson, James, 117 Robrecht, David, 108 Robreck, Jim, 101 Roost, The, 169 Roper, Lynda, 84, 30 Roi James, 117 Ross, Kenneth, 117, 36 Ross, Nancy, 97, 17 Rothwell, Lucinda, 28, 84 Roush, Dorothy, 133, 29 Rowe, Doug, 9 Rowe, Henry, 17, 32, 33, 97 Rowe, Mark, 117 Rowe, Mrs., 9 Rowe, Nancy, 9, 25, 93, 97 Rowe, Nancy, 108 ' Royalty, Jim, 49, 117 Royalty, Larry, 42, 43, 52, 53, 67, 27, 84 Scott, Jesse, 117 Scott, John, 140 Sears and Roebuck, 147 Selph, Janell, 85 Senteney, Rodney, 108 Sewell, Arnold, 85, 29, 32 Sewell, Brenda, 108 Sewell, Gerald, 117 Rukaber, Larry, 117 Russell, Brenda, 84 Russell, Charles, 108 Russell Dale, 117 Russell Edward, 84, 52, 53 Russell, Francis, 108, 17 Russell, John, 97 Russell, Linda, 117, 97, 61 Russell, Patricia, 108 Russell, Rita, 117 Russell, Sandra, 117, 36 Russell Russell Sharon, 25, 28, 36, 93, 97 Sheldon 108 Rutland, Christian, 11, 17, 19, 67 353413 361 37 Rutland, James, 117 Ryan, Diane, 123 Ryan, Laurie, 108, 61 Ryan, Michelle, 85, 18 Ryan, Mikel, 85, 27 Ryan, Pat, 49, 97 S Sableski, Ron, 29, 133 Sachs, Diane, 101, 108, 61 Sadler, Belinda, 108 Sewell, Gregory, 117 , Sewell, Marvin, 17, 67, 85, 29 Sexton, Robert, 117 Sexton, Ronald, 85 Sexton, William, 117 Shade, James R., 97 Shaifer, Charlene, 108 Shaifer, Marilyn, 118 Sharrock, Pamela, 101, 108, 29, 36 Shaw, Evelyn, 97 Shaw, Jon, 97 Shaw, Timothy, 118 Shaw, Walter, 43, 85, 84 ,Sheaffer's Food Mart, 171 Sheehan, Carol, 85, 84 Shepherd, Arthur, 49, 118 Shepherd, Ron, 27, 43, 93, 97 Shively, Darrell, 118, 36 Shubrooks, Gloria, 97 Shubrooks, James, 97 Shultz, Debra, 108, 29 Sides, Lynn, 85 Siebert, Jacqueline, 108 Siemon, Carl, 86 Sifford, John, 118 Singer Sewing Company, 148 Silver, Suzanne, 97 Simmons, Anne, 97 Simmons, Joseph, 108 Simms, Charles, 108 Slade, Joan, 118 SladefJoe, 43, 97 Smallwood, Alma, 118 smith, Amy, 85, si Smith, Barbara A., 25, 133 Smith, David, 118 Smith, Desiree, 108 I Smith, Don, 18, 19, 50, 67, 86, 26, 29, 33, 173 Smith, Gwendolyn, 98 Smith Inc., 171 Smith, John C., 12, 86 Smith, John M., 118, 60 76 St. Mary's County Airport, 162 St. Mary's County Ice 8: Fuel, 157 St. Mary's County Memorial Li brary, 171 St. Mary's County Technical Cen ter, 141 Sandoval, Pam, 93, 97 Saunders, Doreen, 108, 12 Sawyer, Karen, 108 Saxon, Blanche, 13, 85, 29 Saxon, Charles, 85 Saxon, Joseph, 108 Schlosser, Kathy, 117 Schlosser, Steven, 108 Scott, Jeff, 49 Smith, John W., 118, 36, 60 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Karen, 118 Karen, 108 Katherine, 118 Keith, 118 Kenneth, 108 Kent, 49 Lynne, 118 Marvin, 108, 53 smith, oaeu, s, 43, 47, 90, 93, 27, as, za, 55, 97 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Pamela, 17, 86, 62, 63, 33, 24 Patricia, 98 Preston, 108, 36 Ramona, 118 . INDEX Smith, Robert, 108 Smith, Tracey, 118, 36 Snyder, Barbara, 133 Somerville, Clifton, 108 Southern Maryland Oil, 169 Spalding, Charles, 98 Sparks, George, 98 Sparks, Steve, 118 Sparks, Robert, 108 Sparling's Inc., 153 Spear, Lee, 141 Spear, Steven, 98 Spear, Wanda, 108 Speer, John, 29 Speer, Robert, 108 Spence, Gary, 98 Springer, Judith, 118, 36 Sprigg Reeves Insurance, 160 Staff, Darla, 118 Stair, Robert, 98, 38 Stambaugh, Elizabeth, 108, 34 Stamey, Betty, 98 Stamey, Charles, 32, 98 Stamey, Janet, 118 Stanton, Patricia, 66, 70, 86 Starr, Harold, 118 Starr, Terry, 86 Steele, Jackie, 105, 108 Steele, Vivian, 86 Stephens, Clara, 98 Stephenson, Grace, 123 Stevens, Kevin, 17, 25, 27, 53, 108, 36 Stevens, Marisa, 93, 98, 25 Stokes, Caroline, 123 Stone, Bonnie, 98 Stone, Carol, 108 Stone, Deborah, 98 Stone, Emerick, 171 Stone, Helen, 108 Stone, Jean, 98 Stone, Joseph, 118 Stone, Joseph V., 98 Stone, Nancy, 108 Stone's Garage, 171 Stout, Chandra, 118, 36 Stout, Sharon, 98 Stow, Fred, 118 Stowe, Susan, 118 Strickland, Brenda, 25, 36, 86 Stricland, Gene, 43, 45, 108 Strickland, Paula, 118 Strickland, Susan, 36, 118 Strope, Jacalyn, 118 Sullivan, George, 138 Sullivan, Janice, 98 Sullivan,John, 50, 86, 26, 27, 29, 32, 4, 16 V Sumstine, Joan, 118 . Sutliff, Cheryl, 109 Swailes, Joan, 98 Swailes, Lillian, 118 Swann, Bonnie, 123 Swann, Donna, 86, 36 Swann, Mary, 86 Swann, Paul, 109 Swann, Tommy, 98 Swann's Store, 171 Swett, Shannon, 119 Swisher, Larry, 109 Szlendar, George, 119 T Tapper, Jack A., 123 Taylor, Barbara, 119 Taylor, Beverly, 24, 98, 25 Taylor, Chester, 119 Taylor, Delilah, 87 Taylor, Florine, 98 Taylor, Gary, 109 Taylor, Jackie, 119 ,Taylor, Lydia, 119 Taylor, Pat, 35 Taylor, Rita, 119 Taylor, Rosemary, 98 Teagle, Vernon, 119 Teal, Mary, 119 Tennyson, David M., 87 Tennyson, Paul, 98, 27 Tennyson, Tom, 87 Tharpe, Darlene, 87 Thomas, Barbara Jean, 87 Thomas, Carolyn, 109 Thomas, Daniel, 119 Thomas, David, 119 Thomas Downs, Inc., 166 Thomas, Mary Jackaline, 87 Thomas, Phyllis, 87 ThQI!13L1,911lPh, 43, BL 27,., Thomas, Raymond, 119, 36 Thompson, Barbara, 98 Thompson, Dorothy, 109 Thompson, Darlene, 118,36 Thompson, Eugene, 109 Thompson, Greg, 94, 98 Thompson, Kendall, 87 Thompson, Linda Marie, 88 Thompson, Margaret L. Thompson, Mary, 119 Thompson, Mary B., 88 Thompson, Michael, 119 Thompson, Mickey, 36 Thompson, Myron, 119, 36 Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Satricia, 119 enny, 96, 98 Ralph, 27 Richard, 135, 32, 24, 76 Sherry, 109 Stafford, 119 Thompson's Orchard, 158 Thrift Oil Company, 161 Thrower, Richard, 99 Thurman, Ernest, 102,109, 58 Thurman, Marian, 109 Thurman, Ruby, 99 Thurman, Regina, 14 Tiburzi, James, 119 Tiger, Debra, 109 Tidewater Realty, 158 Tippett, Alberta, 109 Tippett, Grace, 119 Tippett, Paul, 171 Tippett, Oliver, 99 1 Timbrook, Dixie, 99, 35 Todd, Mark, 109 Tolodziecki, Carol, 88 Tom's Electric Co., 146 Toon, James, 119 Toon, Maurice, 119 Toon, Patrick, 43, 88 Toon, ReDahlia, 99, 14 Torre, Gene, 119 Torre, Joe, 99 Towne Florist, 161 Travers, Geraldine, 119 Travers, Marian, 109 Trosbach, Mike, 88 Trossbach, Paul, 109 Tucker, Tom, 88 Tuornela, Vickie, 88 Turley, Joyce, 119 Tynes, Teresa, 119 Tyree, Linda, 96, 99 Uglow, Letty, 96 Unkle, Thomas, 99 Upchurch, Craig, 99, 32 V . Valerdi, Clara M., 32 Vallandingham, Debra, 24, 99 Vallandingham, Jenny, 88, 36 Vallandingham, Robert, 119 Vanikiotis, Bertha, 18 Vanikiotis, Joanne, 25, 93, 99 Van Patten, David, 99 Vassallo, Omar Amdeo, 32 Vernoy, Collin W., 134 Vest, Robert, 117, 134, 60 W Wagner, Teddy, 99 Walker, Cher, 99 Walker, Fredarica, 119 Wallace, Thomas, 109 Walters, Patti, 131, 134 Waring Associates, Inc., 165 Watling, Barbara, 119 Watson, Bonnie, 119 Watson, Sue Ann, 99 Watts, David, 109 Watts, Leilani, 88 Watts, Sunshine, 109 Watts, William, 88 Waugh, Mary, 109 Waugh, Ralph, 119, 32 Waxman, Robert, 99 Weeks, Joyce, 99 Weeks, Kathy, 99 Weiford, Greg, 119 Weisman, Steve, 24, 25, 48, 99 Welch, Amy, 119 Welch, Dale, 109 Welch, Melba, 88, 34 Weiford, Mark, 99 Wells, Kathy, 66, 88 Wendling, Steve, 119, 36 West, Donald, 109 West, Freida, 99 Whalley, Sylvia, 99 Whatley, Gail, 109 Wheeler, Joe, 99 Wheeler, Pam, 99 White, James, 109, 49 White, Howard, 29, 89 White, Paul: 109 White, Richard, 119 White, Vanessa, 99 White, William, 99, 34 Whiting, David, 99 Whiting, Donald, 141 Whiting, Donna, 67, 89, 33 Whitman, Daniel, 119, 60 Whorl, Steve, 27, 43, 44, 99 Wible, Susan, 9, 89 Wilhelm, Anita, 67, 89, 19, 24 Wilhelm, Jean, 119 Wilhelm, Ted, 109 Wilkins, Vickie, 119 Willard, Harold. 109, 58, 49 Willenborg, Debra, 109 Willenborg, Paul, 99 Willey, Dave, 98, 99 Willey, Kathy, 99, 62, 63, 33 Williams, Diane, 109 Williams, Grace, 134 Williams, Renee, 119 Wilson, Caron, 99 Wilson, Collee, 134, 24 Wilson, Jayne, 99 Wilson, Robert, 119 Wilson, Wayne, 109 Wilt, Robert, 141 Winter's Sheet Metal, 171 Wise, Charles, 89 Wise, Joyce, 119 Wise, Raymond, 99 Wolicki, Patti, 109, 36 Wolf, Charles, 89 Wood, James, 141 Wood, Mearl E., 43, 134, 55, 57 Wood, Phyllis, 109 Wood, Warren, 109 Woodburn, Beverly, 119 Wooden, William, 109, 58 Woods, Cindy, 119 Woods, Keith, 99 Woods, Linda, 89, 36 Wood's Professional Paint Ce 171 Wormwood, Rita, 99 Wright, Franklin, 119 Wright, Jacob, 135 Wright, William, 119 Wyrick, Jeff, 49, 109 Y Yarber, Earl, 109 Yarber, Ruth, 99 Yates, Peggy, 119 Yeager, Teresa, 109, 84 Yeatman, Richard, 119 Yeatman, Ronald, 119 Young, David, 119 Young, John, 99 Young, Joseph, 119 Young, Kharmine, 135, 33 Young, Larry, 89 Young, Lawrence, 119 Young, Susan, 89 Z Ziegler, Donag, 119 Zieiida. 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