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

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1972 volume:

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Table of Contents Academics Activities Sports Classes Ads Lynn Cline - Editor Staff Ann Barnes Debbie Biondi Kim Cook Kathy Derrick Ann Levay Gwen Smith Photographers Doug Durkin George Myer Richard Otis - Photo Advisor 9 35 61 87 145 Kharmine Young - Advisor Kathy Willey Leigh Dohrman Susan Guethlein Laurie Ryan Mary Beth Duke Jose Perez Danny Rebarchick fb a Transition . . . Change . . . an inevitable, many-directioned, .-lv,-.. -a Rx '-Q l multi-faceted force in the contemporary world of the 1970's ns' ff , a force whose effects were increas- ingly evident at GM this year 1971-1972 . .. Often the change was tangible The trend away from the tradi- tional to the experimental, the var- ied academics, hit GM in nearly every department. The addition of mobile units to the campus, a liberal dress code, and the Student Government-spon- sored rap sessions on controversial and current issues all reflected change . . . transition. Often the change was intangible As values, attitudes, standards, and traditions evolved and changed throughout the United States this year, so did these inevi- table transitions . . . changes come to GM. at if 193 ACADEMICS -can-.Qu maki- ADMINISTRATION Ill Marvin C. Joy Principal l2l Salvatore Raspa Assistant Principal Q31 Jacob A. Wright Assistant Principal l4l Esau F. Jackson, Jr. Assistant Principal ,ii W-...,M 5-H. '! , ,if ff. ,J-'Ki f' fyg L ,ffl 10 WV, ,' . ft-'74 ,ff , : . , 1 f 'l,'fCKv,fl ff f ,ff -Q- 11' 'Q GUIDANCE Jack A. Tapper Alvis F. Mecly Grace Stephenson Bruce C. Meadows FACULTY lil Kenny Grey demonstrates a centripetal force lab. l2j Michael E. Andrews Biology, Physics Proiect SECO Sponsor l3l William R. Beaman, Jr. Driver Education Treasurer, Ticket sales at athletic games l4j Larry L. Brown Band, Instrumental Classes Stage, Marching, and Concert Bands l5l Robert Boxwell and Ann Barnes discuss a physics problem with Mr. Andrews. Q61 The award-winning Marching Band supervised by Larry Brown. 'in A? A' If its 126' 9 Q r . .QS s. Q .sm .ng N. x 4' 3 --If -wt C is ,ft . M 4 1 y MX. X J l7l l8l l9l l10l llll ll2l ll3l H. Michael Buonviri Math I, Algebra I Track team, Weight lifting Miss Clovis assists student in gymnastic techniques. Mary Jane Clovis Physical Education, Health, Varsity Cheerleading, Girls Athletic Association Sponsor, Girls Sports Coach Lana Jo Curry English 9, IO, ll Bob Dooley posing as a mummy in 6th period World Cultures, study of Egypt. Roland B. Duke, Jr. P.O.T.C., U.S. History Alan J. Drimmer Social Studies Department Chairman World Cultures, P.O.T.C. Junior Class Sponsor, Assistant Soccer Coach, Foreign Exchange Student Sponsor ill William D. Easley World Cultures, P.O.T.C. l2j Mr. Easley holds discussion during one of his history classes. l3l Beatrice W. Ellis class. Clerical Practice, Business English, i5j Dqwnellq Ellis Typing II, FBLA Sponsor English 9, French I, French Club Ml Sue Price listens attentively in typing qQ-5p0ngQr iW, ?K -2 1 .W 4? A i .., H ., ., X' ,,,,..f'4 , ,ff , S gawk Wwt ,,1'i'il'aP.?M 5' wee? wr: ' .L , satis? 'i weld F' 5, Kees? ' John A. Feranchuk Earth Science, General Science, Adv. Physical Science, Science Ciub Sponsor Delores T. Fleming French I, ll, lll, IV, Indo 81 Black Cultures, French Club Sponsor, Language Department Chairman Kathi Mims and Peggy Marlay listen closely to Mr. Drimmer's instructions. Miss Ellis makes use of library facilities. M ww 4 'C J Q Stewart Force General Science Mr. Force supervises Yvonne Pasley. . Brenda J. Frazier Algebra Il, Math ll Jane E. Frazier Librarian Barbara Brown finishes an assignment. pi U - I 4i :msg 'U ii an 5 2 2 m1 -hx. lil l2l l3l Mrs. Grant takes time out from refereeing a volleyball game. Doris C. Grant Physical Education and Health, J.V. Cheerleader Sponsor Cheryl T. Gartner Special Education 4 6 . l4l l5l l6l Mrs. Harkinson points out shorthand characters on the blackboard. Eldred W. Greenwell Spanish l, P.O.T.C., World Cultures ll, Spanish Club co-sponsor Gloria Hayden demonstrates her skill on the adding machine. l7l Elaine Harkinson Shorthand I, ll, Typing l, Office Practice , J ., -5 0' A l8l Mr. Harmon chats between classes with students. l9l Tom Harmon Bookkeeping I, Consumer Economics, Business Law, J.V. Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach U01 Earl Hart World Cultures I, ll, Freshman Basketball Coach, SGA co-advisor ll ll Kurt Hauptfuehrer Music Appreciation, Choral Training, Advanced Chorus H U21 John V.K. Helfrich Math lll, Business Math, General Science ll 3, Bill Moust, Donna Bennett, John Mayer, and Valerie Schnardthorst Brenda Hill Introduction to Business, Business Principles and Management, Business English 12 ,i,. ,.,,1f, Color Guard Sponsor Sandra Hooper English 9, 10, 12 1 F.T.A. Sponsor John Young addresses Mrs. fi ,fa Kaag's English class. V ' Larry B. Johnson 1 English Department Chairman i En9lish 10, 11, 12 'mil ' Black Literature 42 , 't,,1f EJ , .-M59 , , ,,,,. WW W- Y 441 Becky Kaag English IO, ll, 12 Freshman Class Sponsor Saundra Kidd Math Ill, Algebra Il Keith K. Kishbauch Physical Education 9 Head Coach for Varsity Football Richard Koslick Industrial Arts Gilbert L. Justice, Jr. Cooperative Work Experience Coordinator Junior Varsity Football Coach Miss Ziesenheim and Mrs. Koag discuss future plans for the English program. si Qf' ill Harry C. Latteman Constitutional History of the U.S., Colonial and Revolutionary History, U.5. History, World Cultures l l2l Enioying being around food, Jerry Humenik cooks hamburgers. l3l Nell Q. Levay Foods, Patio Foods, Housing and Home Furnishing Ml Jack D. Lavender Art I, ll, and Advanced Art Chess Club Sponsor l5l Donald P. Magnani General Science, Ecology Assistant Football Coach Head Basketball Coach l6l Bruce Waxman melts glass tubing in chemistry. 1 M-swmfmsws vw Q'- l7l i3l I9 l l10l Raymond E. Mathena Mechanical Drawing, Art I Glen R. Miller General Science J.V. Football Coach, Assist Gerald Minnaugh English 9, 10 Marathon Team Coach Assistant Track Coach Janice Mitchell Math I, II, Geometry ant Wrestling Coach I an ie- 5 C we ll WH! R1 1? NMC lei' Pm .lt 22 Ill Lowell C. Moore Physical Education, Health, Athletic Director, Football Coach, Wrestling Coach IZI An unidentified student finds a better way to study. l3I Cyril J. Munley . Typing I, Personal Typing, Tennis Coach in l6l MI Patrick C. Murphy Industrial Arts I l5j Linda Neeley Basic Chemistry, Chemistry I, II lol Mr. Cyril Munley directs a typing class. Q71 Patrick W. O'Donnell Latin I, ll, World Cultures I, Junior Classical League sponsor Wm, Stephen Olczak P.O.T.C., U.S. History, World Cultures ll, Football Coach David Jones, Thomas Bigg, Gary Reed, Corwin Ackerman, and Harold Willard in Algebra II. Donald L. O'Neal Math Department Chairman, Math ll, Algebra I, Advanced Algebra, Calculus, Trigonometry, Senior Class Sponsor Richard Otis Biology, Advanced Biology, Photography Club Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor, Science Club co-sponsor 3 -2-In l ia... 1 Strickland Parker Librarian Mary Jayne Pembroke Science Department Chairman, Biology, Future Nurses of America sponsor Juan A. Perez Spanish I, ll, lll, lV Janet Baker examines a culture in biology. Marion Pittman English 9 Richard K. Rawls Physical Education, Soccer and Track coach Jack E. Rice Special Education, Distributive Education, Distributive Education Clubs of America sponsor Steve Boggs Glenn W. Richards World Cultures, U.S. History, Prom Committee Advisor Mrs. Patricia Romeo opens a going-away present given her by her Speech and Drama class. Mrs. Pembroke and FNA members work on their Homecoming float. Margaret W. Smith World Cultures, POTC, English QP we -H5 is f 1 iv 'ir' if '11 , 1 . fi it 5 'V Y f 1 7 ,,, i g ,'l W' T51 if i A ,C l ' , :fixes W , 1, yi .iyiz x- j f fi ,M ' ' QQ ' ' ,ff 45 .fl as . .1 Qy?f??SfgS'S.241sgiiE'e,,gi ,. 3 x ' , l3l Y i 1 5' ti Y 4 1 J,-W .- ,H 'sled 11-1 1 ' ' .ld W-.J We ,f - f ii fig gf' Gil , , ' ' A .M ff' K .:4,,',, I A ma l 1 if QTY .Yvxiwfl X hy We 13 an f I H M- W e .gg ' , - l 1 . Q W1 ' , 'Q I.-1 wm .6 El is dwg jvtf' ' lil Q , Collee Wilson searches for a measuring tape. Molly Rose Buonviri Family Living, Child Care, Personal Devel- opment, Foods I Freshman Cheerleader Sponsor Ronald Sableski Algebra l, Math ll Sophomore Class Sponsor, Drama Club Sponsor l3l l4l Elizabeth Schoeps Math I, ll, Algebra l Barbara A. W. Smith English 'lO, ll SGA Adviser Kharmine Young Journalism, English 9, ll Yearbook and Newspape -gk 1 '-if-...il i r Adviser. X t X K..,..s+.1 - 'f.ff ,i I f '. fi l6l F 'f' -Q 3 3 tai Y in l7l Grace Williams World Cultures I, II Travel Club Sponsor i8l Collee Wilson Clothing I, II, Needle- work i9l Gene Wood Boys Physical Education, Coed Physical Education Marilyn Ziesenheim English 9, IO, ll National Honor Society Adviser .ezasetgefug ...aiu SERVICE PERSONNEL ill Night Custodians: Robert Chase, Thomas Mason, James Briscoe, James Chase, Lorenzo Nelson, William Dyson, James Campbell. l2l Cafeteria Personnel: Adele Joy, Sara Milburn, Blanche Bryant, Manager, Bertha Johnson, Grace Bean, Lilian Bushell, Mary Lagalbo, iNot pictured, Gertrude Nansteel.l f3l Custodian: Virginia Boggs. Ml Cafeteria Monitor: ' M ,. Teresa Mayor. ff of , 17,5 4.5.9 J l5l Day Custodians: Leonard Jarboe, Head Custodian, John Lagalbo, Frank Perry. n-.,,,h ll VVS, Styx H' um... QQQIFYQPE' New 'QgggrQes ' - - :H Pdf'-' - 'S 28 My is ....41 Stix jf.-1 x, T c.. JS Q Q N TECHNICAL CENTER Now in its fourth year, the St. Mary's County Technical Center is changing to meet the needs of the County youth. ln addition to Great Millians and Chopti- conians, students from St. Mary's Academy and Ryken now attend classes at the center. New to the curriculum is a floriculture course, which was formerly a part of horti- culture. Floriculture trains students in the growing and care of plants. Horticulture classes have worked to complete the lawn and landscaping of the house built at Red- gate by the carpentry and masonry classes. Carpentry and bricklaying classes have also built a sterilization area for the cosmeto- logy department, a brick partition to serve as a classroom for auto mechanics, and a stor- age area. This year marked the first graduating class of practical nurses from the Technical Center. After one year of hospital work, these gradu- ates will be eligible for the state licensing exam. With the increasing number of students wishing to enroll in the cosmetology depart- ment, a screening test was introduced to se- lect girls on the basis of figure and color per- ception. Also, the cosmetology department now has a microscopic proiector which mag- nifies hair for classroom study. Another addition is the installation of a closed circuit TV system which is used to tape classes to aid in the improvement of future in- struction. For students who have been suspended, expelled or withdrawn from high school, the Board of Education has now made an at- tempt to help these students continue through the Educational Adiustment Class program. Students are required to bring books and ma- terials to the Tech Center while they are ab- sent from regular classes. The Technical Center, changing to meet the needs of technical career students, will con- tinue to expand to meet the demands of St. Mary's County. lll George Sullivan, Principal. l2l Hugh Reynolds, Guidance Counselor. l3l Margaret Thompson, Secretary. 29 FACULTY John J. Campion Electro-Mechanical Servicing Arnold Kepple Materials Center Coordinator Richard Franklin Ornamental Horticulture Floriculture Tony Landis Driver Education Barbara Mead, R.N. Practical Nursing Rose Nelson Educational Adiustment Class Enid McKinney Practical Nursing Coordinator Mr. Franklin demonstrates flower arranging to his class. Mary O'Connell Practical Nursing Billy Price Auto Mechanics Robert Rellihen Electronics Eddie Pratt fstandingj, Terry Combs, and Mike Spear work on a tape in an electronics course. Robert Wilt Cosmetology Gail Ferguson sets Lorrain hair. James Wood Carpentry J. Lloyd Bean and James McGee, custodians Agnes Fenwick, Hazel Thomas, and Catherine Thompson, cafeteria workers. e Foote 0 Fu w w 1 N r 1 1 .5 X ! , l . f-ff,----,,,, ! A Am i. ' 11 S si 1 E w 5 i , ,,-A,,A L-,.. ,1. 5 A-, ,Q.A.,A,,M Y,,, ACTIVITIES COUNTY FAIR The 25th annual St. Mary's County fair opened September 23, l97l. lt proved to be an exciting time for many Great Mil- lions. The highlight of the opening day came in the evening with the selection of the Queen. She was appropriately crowned Queen of Tolerance since it was here in St. Mary's, The Mother County of Mary- land, that the state was founded on the principle of religious tolerance. ln prior years, queens were selected from girls chosen by local fire depart- ments. This year, however, the Fair Board decided to choose the Queen from each of the county high schools, Chopticon, St. Mary's Academy, and Great Mills. Each girl was iudged on poise, personality, pos- ture, beauty, and speech. Ann Levay, Nancie Rowe, and Kim Cook were Queen of Tolerance, first runner-up, and second runner-up, respectively. All three girls were Great Millians! All county schools closed on Friday, September 24, so that students could at- tend the fair. Among the many exhibits were can- ning, arts and crafts, animals, flowers, 4-H proiects, and education. Friday morning, GM's track team, coached by Gerald Minnaugh, took first Nez' . f N sw' def? . 4? , ww J WP' life' place in the 16-mile marathon relay. Later in the evening, the GM Student Government Association float, using the fair's theme, Past, Present, Progress, and Peace won second place. First place win- ner was White Marsh. The art display exhibited in the educa- tion building by the GM art department won a second place award with Chopticon receiving first place. In the speech contest, Patrick Ryan won second place with his speech entitled Circles. Carolyn Curtis from St. Mary's Academy took first place. Participating in the horseshow were GM's Nancy Otis on Seraphim, Lynn Cline on Go-Me-One-Better, Pam Bluementhal on Satan 's Brocade, and Kathy Willey on My Missy and Ring Dance. All won rib- bons in various classes. The fair closed on September 26. lll Kim Cook, Nancie Rowe, and Ann Levay, GM representatives in Queen of Tolerance Contest. l2l Great Mills Marching Band in Friday night's parade. l3l Kathy Willey takes Caprice over a iump. Ml Surrounded by GM marathon winners, Ann Levay, Queen of Tolerance, congratulates the team. l5l Maiorette Cindy Franzen marches in the County Fair parade. l6l Henry Rowe takes a break to watch the horseshow. l7l Principal Marvin Joy proudly displays marathon trophy won by GM relay team. 9, ri et. ,. 'slip 4 of te ',,5f,.., . -of , f' fray. ' AK ,iff :ge .V ,gifs ' f,-we-Q ,A ' 'rf' ' , in P ,pf ., ,e ,, . Q W N ', -26.-1 ' .i 2'i img?-K ' ' ' . ' , . ,A . , . ,T u Q- Q L' t1QQ,.,-34 Stir! 5. r A W-Q 51 i r fffl 'weft '51 HOMECOMING Beginning with the theme We've Only Just Begun, Homecoming 1971 was marked by change - planned, unexpect- ed, successful. The climax of Homecoming was the night of the big game between the Hor- nets and the LoPlata Warriors. The half time ceremonies began with the sophomores' first-place winning float leading the parade, organized by SGA Vice President Joe Barnes, around the track. Upperclassmen, confident that they had longest spirit chain, were stunned as the A ','t ,... nl-. . I R f S i it 5 Y, it Q' . ,A . . , A - T .,,': iff. A : iill ik! fy ,, if 'E W 1 K K ' spirit chains were unrolled across the field and the freshmen chalked up an unbe lievable victory. The band presented a sparkling half time show along with capturing the covet ed cheerleader's Spirit Jug. Seniors Sylvia Whatley, Nancie Rowe l2l 1 Chris Mora, and Lillie Dyson, junior Esther Aud, sophomore Mary Lynn Runco, and freshman Debbie Weeks formed a beauti- ful court for our radiant Homecoming queen, Patty Izydore. Her crowning was the big moment of the evening. Spirits rose above the rain for the Homecoming dance on Saturday, Hallow- een night. The Huns Revue played for a record crowd under a burgundy and navy crepe paper canopy and a snow-white dove of peace, the symbol of Homecom- ing '7l's sponsor, the Student Govern- ment. lil Odell Smith plunges through LaPlata's line. l2l Bandmaster Larry Brown escorts his band through Lexington Park during the Homecoming parade. l3l Principal Marvin Joy crowns Senior Patty lzydore as the 1971 Homecoming queen. Ml Diane Sachs leads the crowd during Homecoming pep rally. l5l The bonfire lol The Senior Class float. l3l courtesy ot Mt. Photo l4l l 2 3' Q' ' -s 'gig t S 5 , s . ., If lg :fi .. 'iummnn mum li' 4 ,. ' ,fl f -yl,ig? , ' y rt. X Q 1, Ex Qs 5 lil' My FEGUN E yn I T -HEA .Thin sl BAND An ever-expanding organization at GM is the band which has grown to its present size of 80 members, not including the color guard, flag bearers, maiorettes, and drill team. This growth has developed within the past five years under the direc- tion of Larry Brown. Well known throughout the Tri-county area for its half-time drills, the band swings into action each football weekend with a combination of precision marching and a dance routine. This year the popular light show featured Son of a Preacher- man, Spinning Wheel, and Basin Street Blues. ln October the band iourneyed to the University of Maryland to participate in the annual Band Day with other award- winning bands in the Washington metro- politan area. Concert season follows the excitement of the fall football routines and is spent in preparation for the annual Christmas and spring concerts, and the district and state festivals where the band is graded. Clari- netist Rod Brylawski represented GM in the T971 all-state band. The Tri-County Honor Band is another highlight of the concert season. The l8 positions held by GM band members in this band were gained on a competitive basis with all the secondary schools in the tri-county area. Spring brings March Grandioso and Barnum and Bailey's Favorites as the band participates in parades throughout the state, most notably the Parade of Champi- ons and the Baltimore Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Day Parade from which the band has never failed to bring a tro- phy. Featuring such all-time favorites as The Stripper, Dot-Dash, Sunday Morning, and Another Shade of Blue, the stage band is alpopular addition to GM assemblies and pep rallies. Because of its performances for civic groups and at the elementary and middle schools, this iazz ensemble has also become known throughout the coun- ty. STAGE BAND Featuring such all-time favorites as The Stripper, Dot-Dash, Sunday Morning, and Another Shade of Blue, the stage band is a popular addition to GM assemblies and pep rallies. Because of its performances for civic groups and at the elementary and middle schools, this iazz ensemble has also become known throughout the coun- ty. Receiving the unusual opportunity to learn jazz from the professionals, the stage band traveled to Lebannon Valley College, Pennsylvania, to participate in a November iazz workshop sponsored by world-famous Stan Kenton and his musi- cians. At this workshop lessons on differ- ent techniques and their applications were given for each instrument, and the group, as a whole, learned about iazz theory and improvisation. A highlight of the year was the spring tri-county jazz festival given by the area stage bands for an enthusiastic public. ill David Weisman plays the tuba in the marching band. Q21 ist row: Carlene Shaiter, Cindy Franzen, Rhonda Carl- son, Kim Cook, Vicki Gurly, Debbie Shultz, Jackie Harris, Wanda Spear. 2nd row: Mary Slade, Sue Watling, Colleen Jones, Maureen Carter, Barbara Bennett, Jane Dutton, Lois Clements, Rebecca Maus, Mary Waugh, Dawn McCauley, Betty Jean Rice, Becky Caldwell, Joan Slade, Cecilia Phillips. 3rd row: Melodie Friddy, Marian Bean, Margo Bayer, presi- dent, Joe Perez, Ann Barnes, Gail Phillips, Larry Brown, Frankie Russell, Ron Corbin, Jim Gardner, Victor Giddings, Tommy McDonald, Ron Turner. 4th row: Penny Cyrus, Kenny Jones, Richard Brewer, Cathy Cook, Johnny Long, Rod Bry- lawski, Janet Barnes, Preston Smith, Donald Davis, Thomas Teagle, Doug Phillips, Troy Smith, Nancy Otis, Cathy McNee. 5th row: Pam Sharrock, Susan Kohut, Darlene Wil- liams, Carrella Bradford, Allen Justice, Linda Phillips, There- sa Durkin, Jeff Giddings, Robert Combs, Scott Colvin, Moni- ca Starky, George Redman, Paula Strickland. 6th row: Alene Fenwick, Sandra Hawkins, Sandra Franzen, Lynn Pa- terson, Linda Lumpkins, Glenda Hall, Laverne Baldwin, Diane Berry, John Gregson, Ruben Berry, Patti MacNamara, Evangeline Carpenter. 7th row: Sandy Russell, Tom Kohut, Karen Maddox, Leslie Beard, George Halisack, Melissa Krumke, Ellen Bean, Terry Thomason, Kevin Stevens, Dar- lene Kessler, Terri Mahoney, Cathy Carlson. Sth row: Cheryl Lanham, Susan Strickland, Laura Rellihen, Steve Pearson, David Weisman, Paul Davis, Mike Greathouse, Xavier Curtis, Sharon Fross, Debbie North, Grace Ann Dohrman, Dina Horton. l3J Rebecca Maus, drum maiorette. Ml Piano - Nancy Otis, Saxophones - Jeff Giddings, James Miles, Johnny Long, Teresa Durkin, Patti McNamara, Trombones - Melanie Priddy, Victor Giddings, Troy Smith, James Gardner, Tommy McDonald, Drums - Keven Ste- vens, Guitar - George Myer, Trumpets - Bob Lacoca, Terry Thomason, Bobby Demko, Melissa Krumke, David Weisman. l5l George Myer plays his guitar during the Christmas con- cert. lbl One of the marching band's many formations. l7l Rebecca Maus and Nancy Otis tune their instruments. 'ST' ,.,,f v -Q A :H , 3 uluifji vyx vw-as-',9g,q J- f Snr 1 .1 vs xv., ':'QZ4iy:kG,,,,. Nr Mf,L'ffQs9 - f ,. ' L VG., 75' ,rf f if , . dim, al v 'HWWR 'KF '- A iii, YJ gl sei? 'X QA O ' Q' Y 51- MAJORETTE9 The ten-girl maiorette squad was an added attraction to the band. New to the squad were the two featurette twirlers, Kim Cook and Vicki Gurley, in their gold sequined uniforms. The squad also used flags, hoop batons and fire batons in their half-time routines. il . k,,,, it 41 ' r . 'gn iii,ii Nas' DRILL TEAM A new addition' to the GM football and parade marching unit was the rifle drill team. Led by Captain Cecilia Phillips, the ten girls in their green and gold uniforms performed intricate military drills and rifle maneuvers. alsfi. .af 4l :ffxi as iii? POM-POM SQUAD The maiorettes, color guard, and drill i team combined efforts to form a pom pom l squad. The girls performed dance routines to music during half-time at basketball games. I, 1 . .,,,3 . t,G .,,,,,, , , , , J T ,fa T 4 - , y lrrr T esll - J . , , -M, lift Q ,L 4 1 ,fri 'iv if 45 'K ' l 'fl 1: l Q? at dl COLORGUARD Sixteen girls make up the band's color- guard. The girls who carried the white school flags were featured in twirling rou- tines, the others carried the American and Maryland flags and the school banner. '. f f . f , ,, L? N 1. H QW' ,f ' , ar ,, , . ,, W., WW? if 5 NH' 3 2 ,U ff.' ,, lwlus ,, J Q T S1 lil The Pom Pom Squad: ffront rowj Carlene Shaifer, Colleen Jones, Valera Shaifer, Cheryl Lanham. fback rowj Lillian Swailes, Joyce Long, Darlene Thompson, Grace Milburn. l2l Colleen Jones, Mickey Thompson, and Betty Rice of the colorguard stand at attention during the playing of the National Anthem. l3l Cindy Franzen, Jackie Harris, Lynne Payton, Ronda Carlson, Kim Cook, Lynn Cline, Wanda Spear, Vicki Gurley, Debbie Schultz, and Carlene Shaifer perform during a pep rally. l4lLynne Payton, Kim Cook, Lynn Cline, Pam Shar- rock, and Ronda Carlson show their spirit during a football game. l5l Joyce Long dances to K-Gee. l6l Mary Slade and Jane Dutton cheer with the band at an exciting football game. S ' I v 1 , W Q ,,,L,L, VV 5 A 5-1, X VARSITY CHORUS The chorus meets not only every day in the band room, but also Monday nights for bass and tenors and Wednesday nights for altos and sopranos. All must be punctual or else! . . . Performances have been held at the Patuxent River Naval Air Station Chapel, the Lexington Park Baptist Church and, of course, Great Mills High School. Two annual concerts are also per- formed, the Christmas and Spring con- certs. TRAINING CHORUS This group consists of students inter- ested in becoming members of the varsity chorus. Mr. Kurt Hauptfuehrer begins the year by teaching the basics: reading notes, recognizing chords and pitches, and writing music. As the students prog- ress, they learn to breathe correctly and in turn sing better. Testing on writing music, listening to famous composers, and sing- ing is done frequently. Ill Varsity Chorus - First row: Cheryl Lanham, Co- leen Jones, Lynne Payton, Carole Biondi, Lynn Mas- sie, John Charles, Jay Gardner, David Briscoe, Mr. Hauptfuehrer. Second row: Connie Miles, Francis Wood, Hazel Dement, Sue Kohut, Faailo Malae, Janice Grotf, Debbie Hitchcock, Mark Davidson. Third row: Pat Taylor, Linda Fenwick, Eunice Carroll, Betty Hammond, Sheila Aldridge, Barbara Shepherd, Ellen Allbert, Pam Sharrock, Cathy Gilmore. Fourth row: Barbara Bennet, Terry Fleming, Brenda Cline, Debbie Shultz, Anita Foster, Penny Cyrus, Melanie Maynard, Joy Trossbach, Lois Clements. I2l Varsity Chorus group sings at the Christmas con- cert. l3i Mr. Hauptfuehrer directs the chorus. I-Il Training Chorus -- First row: Wanda Anthony, Lillie Gordon, Pam Tippett, Mary Clarke, Sheral James, Joanne Lawrence. Second row: Sylvia Cly- burn, Kenneth Jones, Connie Hanson, Sheila Chase. l5l Lois Clements and Cathy Gilmore sing during class. Ibl Lynne Payton, Brenda Cline, Francis Wood, and Sue Kohut perform for the students. 171 Betty Hammond, Debbie Hitchcock, and Janice Groff practice songs before a concert. SGA One of the biggest changes at GM this year was the Student Government. With a goal of student unity and the challenge Get up, get with it, get involved, the Student Government became the means to work within the system for necessary, constructive changes and provided many new services to the students. lit First row: Corresponding Secretary Sharon Rus- sell, Vice-President Joe Barnes, President Ann Barnes, Treasurer Elvert Barnes, lnot picturedl Rec- ording Secretary Melody Priddy. Second row: Ken- neth Jones, Sue Kohut, Sandy Russell, David Jones, Jay Goldman, Marylin Kessler, Kathleen Turkington, Beth Grey, Mrs. Smith Sponsor. Third row: Laura Rel- lihen, Kathy Derrick, Bill Jessee, Karen Gerred, Sandy Kline, Debbie Biondi, Cathy Chapman, Gina Reed, Joe Perez. Fourth row: Sandra Hawkins, Laurie Jo Ryan, Peggy Marlay, Rod Brylawski, Doris H? Downes, Kim Cook, Sherry Goldsmith, Mary Beth Duke, Susan Watling, Jim Campbell. Fifth row: Tracy Smith, Ladell Voithoffer, Kathi Mims, Donna Hughes, Esther Aud, Cecila Phillips, Mike Spear, Lynn Cline, Doug Durkin. Sixth row: Charlie Stamey, Odell Smith, Debbie Benningfield, Rita Poe, Pat Ricketts, William Ball, Jennelle Priddy. Seventh row: Lee Goldman, Jeff Wyrick, Pam Price, Dan Rebarchick, Gary Benson, .lim Gould, Krista Pinno. i2l SGA members attending a meeting. l3l President Ann Barnes directs a SGA meeting. ,, ' :,,,m.M,.v..,w, mmvnw-W-M WW. f it :tt wwfvww to lll A !f'5 V' 1, 'HMI SECO Simulated Environmental Controlled Operations' experimental proiect for this year was SKYLAB, NASA's orbiting space station. Within this proiect smaller tests were made: the P-3 Stress Test, the Idiot Box, and Neutral Buoyancy Test. ln charge ofthe SECO proiect are John Lancaster, administrative director, and Glenn Connor, proiect director. Other members are Richard McFee, George Myer, Steve Weisman, Sid Connor, Dave Ashmore, Bob Lococo, James Cornth- waite, Doug Durkin, Robert Boxwell, John Allison, Krista Pinno, Craig Upchurch, John Eckhardt, Richard Myer, Cheryl Ray, Terry Thomason, and sponsor Michael An- drews. si' vt' lil John Lancaster and Glenn Connor pick up equip- ment before making a flight. 121 George Myer works on instruments for a simula- tor. l3l Taking a high altitude chamber test are Marc Hunter and Steve Weisman. 'Sv- QQ? K -f I l2l THE ECHO Plans for the T972 yearbook began in June of '71 as four senior staffers, Editor Lynn Cline, Debbie Biondi, Kim Cook, and Kathy Willey attended a yearbook short course at Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C. August 1 marked the start of the year- book ad sales which would provide a por- tion of the financial backing needed to produce The Echo. Promotion and yearbook sales took place in November. The real work began at the beginning of the school year as the staff and pho- tographers proceeded to carry out copy and layout plans as directed and provided by the editor. Throughout the year, the staff strived to iniect originality and creativity in the pro- cess of recording activities and academic programs which would reflect the charac- ter of the school. THE HORNET Change came to The Hornet this year as it progressed from typewriter camera- ready copy to composer camera-ready copy. This improvement was made possible by the loan of a composer, as well as as- sistance from the printer in the use of headline writing equipment and the use of a wax machine in doing paste-ups. The Maryland Journalist, which spon- sors a iournalistic program for all Mary- land high schools, in its November 1971 newsletter saluted The Hornet for its ap- pearance and contents, and in the Febru- ary T972 edition of the Journal, The Hor- net, along with eight other high schools, was cited for outstanding quality of the photography. Lil Ann Levay and Kim Cook work on Freshman yearbook pages. Q21 The Echo staff: fseatedj Ann Barnes, Debbie Bion- di, Kathy Willey, Leigh Dahrman, Joe Perez, Mary Beth Duke, Kim Cook, Susan Guethlein, Ann Levay, Doug Durkin, Dan Rebarchick, Istandingj Editor Lynn Cline, Kathy Derrick, Gwen Smith. l3l Editor Lynn Cline looks through the picture files. Ml The Hornet staff: Cartoonist Cindy Franzen, News Editor Jim Gould, Editor Nancie Rowe, Sports Editor Kim Cook, Managing Editor Cecilia Phillips, Istand- ingj Photographer Joe Perez, Advertising Manager Lee Goldman. 151 Cee Cee Phillips sells The Hornet. 161 Hornet Editor Nancie Rowe. Ut The newspaper Club: Nancie Rowe, Debbie Culp, Barbara Cooper, Kathy Mims, Joe Perez, Clyde Pur- nell, Gloria Bonds, Lee Goldman, Bill Humenik, Kim Cook, Teri Thompson, Sherry Thompson, Cindy Pois- son, Cecilia Phillips, Istandingj Cindy Franzen, Jim Gould. ,av x l2H ,Q , W'-QI ' -VY jf 'W Q: 4 in W ' W ff M ' ip. 6: .. ,-ff , Ng - Q 'F' .glaze if f if S, x ,, .ef G, C g was Y W A ' -ffm B... Q. ,,...L .,. mX.L - film A, E N., A Q , Exile- ck .C le- , - . , I A is. .L K .. . :Q 1 f N-555 ,if l f-B.. ' C M 'Fl-2: -,. -s '--...,,,mN ,L ,Kun 1 .... , -4 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Using the traditional torch as their sym- bol, the JCL better known as the Latin Club, is dedicated to the preservation and continuation ofthe classical values passed down from ancient Greece and Rome. xr li 1 Ei Q is It 'El -Q- .gems lil First row: LaDonne Pennington, Triumvirate, David Jones. Second row: Vicki Huntley, Ted Pall. Third row: Thelma Dent, Triumvirate, Jeff Baumbach, Triumvirate, Bill Curtis, Bridgit Lumpkins. Fourth row: Rusty Allison, Cheryl Latimer, Doug Hardman. Fifth row: Diane Hawkins, Brenda Sewell. Sixth row: Rob- ert Jones, James Campbell. Seventh row: Greg Wills, Frank McCarthy. Eighth row: Linda Fenwick, Kathy Derrick, Sponsor Patrick O'Donnell in the window. 121 Mr. Patrick O'Donnell, Bill Curtis, and Jett Baum- bach help assemble the JCL Homecoming float. gov' Qs .ak l2l FRENCH CLUB A French Club member gains the cultur- al knowledge necessary for a better un- derstanding of French. l3l Mark Browne and Mrs. Dolores Fleming enioy a french cartoon in the Paris Match magazine. l5lFirst row: Glenda Delorme, Darlene Palmer, Linda Phillips, Ellen Royalty, Sharon Russel, Elvert Barnes, Katy Kreitzer, Olela Copsey, Kim Fleming. Second row: Sponsor, Mrs. Dolores Fleming, Linda Langley, Julie Koegel, Leslie Beard, Mary Lynn Runco, Mary Beth Duke, Doris Downes, Gina Reed, Donna Hughs, Randy Mognette, Co-sponsor Dawnella Ellis. Third -d0 me wk I K l4l lbl gs. 4 I row: Pat McFee, Doug Brown, Nancy Otis, Janet Barnes, Agnes Cline, Debbie Benson, Robin Wood, Doris Whiting. Fourth row: Karen Gerred, Marion Norris, Anita Foster, Ben Greer, Rod Brylawski, Billy Laux, Chuck Faulkner, Karen Drank, Krista Pino, Terry Fleming, Joe Barth. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY As implied by the four standards of scholarship, leadership, character, and service, the Honor Society is a service or- ganization. l Maior proiects this year were the collec- tion of food and candy wrappers of the UNICEF Treat of Life fund-raising drive and the sponsoring of sock-hops to help provide a Merry Christmas for a needy family. Ml First row: Sponsor Miss Marilyn Ziesenheim, Presi- dent Gary Benson, Vice-president Marian Bean, Sec- retary Margo Boyer. Second row: Bob Nansteel, Susie Chapman, Peggy Marlay, David Jones, Car- lene Shoifer, Margaret Owens, Debbie Biondi, Mar- ion Carrol, Ann Barnes. Third row: Rod Brylawski, Rita Poe, John Eckardt, Esther Aud, Vicki Huntley, Leigh Dohrman, Debbie Dukes, Jennifer Capua, Charlene Gilmore, Joe Perez. Fourth row: Debbie Kralle, Charlie Stamey. Kim Cook, Jeanne Matthews, Joe Stone, Elvert Barnes, Ann Levay, Brenda Kish, Shirly Millard, Preston Smith. Fifth row: Bob Boxwell, Ben Greer, Kenny Grey, Joe Barnes, Donna Huett, Eric Herr, Lynn Cline, Krista Pino. l6lStudents swing into the Christmas spirit at the NHS sponsored all school sock-hop. WN-' MM -W, M K ., ,Q ... hut--. E .. I w 39,9-.lyk if F s iq 'Ewa . Q K . W9 rugs?-, A X is 1. ,L.. PN 13. I .F . f .Q-5 4l igpfsfl . ho- FNA Being a member ofthe Future Nurses of America enables students to gain practical experience in the many diverse aspects of the nursing profession. Working with the Bloodmobile, attending medical films and lectures, and touring the Church Home of Nursing, St. Mary's Hospital, and the local health-care centers are examples of the FNA learning experience. The FNA is currently in the process of becoming a iun- ior chapter of the National Red Cross. ill First row: Pam Rupp, Linda Phillips, Corre- sponding Secretary Anne Daugherty, Treasurer Cindy Yeager, Gail Cutchember. Second row: Carol Reid, Marion Norris, Recording Secretary Theresa Chase, Historian Cathy Boss, Vice President Alice Chase, Mrs. Mary Jayne Pembroke isponsorl. Not pictured: President Marie Henderson. i2l FNA Homecoming float. FTA With the goal of teaching in the local elementary and middle schools, members of the Future Teachers of America wish to discover iust what it is like to be a teacher in the schools of today. l3l Standing: Mrs. Sandra Hooper isponsorl, Charles Ridgell, President William White, Kathleen Turking- ton, Glenn Butler, Debbie Clayton. Sitting: Marilyn Kessler, Secretary Debbie Biondi, Celeste Barnes, Vice President Melanie Maynard. FBLA To become aware of the many iob op- portunities in the business field, Future Business Leaders of America members an- nually visit a large business firm and tour a business college. They also participate in the nation-wide FBLA competitions in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, office practice, and the basics of math, speech, and spelling. Ml Marian Carroll transcribes her shorthand notes i5l Seated: Marsha Fenhagen, President Marian Car- roll. First row: Esther Aud, Shyrl McKenny, Roseann August, Joanne Norris, Milagros Harwell, Karen Huseman, Pat lzydore, Rose Briscoe, Carolyn Guy, Linda Bonds, Lillie Dyson, Shirley Jordan, Geraldine Gross, Karen Ketchmark, Susan Gatton, Gloria Mat- thews, Linda Ridgell. Second row: Lettie Uglow, Mary Aud, Bonnie Mattingly, Roxanna Rice, Joyce Berry, Terri Bradburn, Debbie Vallandinghom, Joyce Bouserman, Donna Huett, Gloria Hayden, Paulette Crowder, Susan DeVault, Linda Johnson, Lettie Dyson, Florinda Greene, Delores Ferguson, Terry Dyson, Jody Weeks, Mrs. Beatrice Ellis lsponsorl. Third row: Betty Rice, Sue Price, Barbara Murray, Rita Poe, Darlene Pratt, Nancy Norris, Virginia Nor- ris, Jackie Siebert, Margaret Owens, Susan Raley, Linda McGonigle, Grace Milburn, Shirley Millard, Carolyn Fenwick. Fourth row: Susan Sarah Simmons, Patricia Smith, Ruby Thurman, Connie Owens, Betty Ridgell, Karen Owens, Clara Stephens, Gloria Shu- brooks, Cheryl Walker. ri ' ' Ivy XNW fl UI f X, A ml ' NCP' ,Qi My X ,lb 1, to M QB? SV N l X nhl dl M fl ll N A 1 Ex, mlb?-,lx N ll N may X fy My Fut ef ,memakers of America is for Qi L' Xi i ' l + L l f' ' lg f J A X X 3 .N All girs pl n t ,make a career of home- 'X WM jlf 1 ,fir A -INCL np hge? cilities of the home ec de- , Ml X Rt A Vtglllbartl ,Q I valuable aids in developing 'KC f l J li ' I ' Q fx ffcj lf L the' skll . v-J R J . , i - L Ri fl fx X x A l li l' P U' Q A l lil First row: R se Chase, Mrs. Collee Wilson lspon- N . R, Y IJ i J sorl, Barbara urray, Carol Robinson, Jill Ketch- fx l I N5 mark. Second row: Gwen Smith, Sue Price, Marian H 1 V L ' f Carroll, Shirley Millard, Pam Sharrock, Mary l llbl fl Waugh. WN T PHOTO CLUB Photographers in the Photo Club learn techniques of taking, developing, and printing pictures, as well as different kinds of photo equipment. Advanced members are HORNET and ECHO staff photogra- phers. l3l Focusing on football action is photographer Dan Rebarchick. l4l First row: Dan Rebarchick, Pam Price, Pat Rick- etts, Joe Perez, Dance McNee, sponsor Richard Otis ffor righfl. Back row: George Myer, Doug Durkin, Doug Brown. A, lil SCIENCE CLUB CHESS CLUB Working cooperatively with the commu- nity project, the Citizen's League for Envi- ronmental Action Now lCLEANl, the Science Club is GM's ecology-minded or- ganization. lts members played a promi- nent role in the county-wide newspaper and magazine drives, road-side cleanups, and tin-can drives. Fossil digs and a camping trip to As- sateague and Chincoteague Islands were other major activites. i5lW Composed largely of underclassmen, the Science Club and its activities have at- tracted county-wide publicity. Q51 First row: Pat Arlantico, Pam O'Neil, Greg Willis, Robert Combs, Tom Lishness, Mike Aident. Second row: Mary Beaton, Leonard Aills, Mr. John Foren- chuck, sponsor. 161 First row: President Greg Willis, Secretary Pam O'NeiI. Second row: Vice President Cecilia Phillips, Treasurer Mary Beaton. we .af ii es - 1 Although the demonstration and analy- sis of complicated or unusual moves to be used in their interscholastic competitions is the usual activity at the biweekly meeting, the Chess Club welcomes beginners to learn this intellectual game. l7l Walter Miles, Ben Greer, Andy Flachs, Doug Brown, Larry Harp, Fred Stow, Rod Benningfield, James Campbell. l8l Contemplating his next move is Walter Miles. l. Q-'5.... FIREMEN Firemen from the Lexington Park, Val- ley Lee, and Ridge Volunteer Fire Depart- ments meet regularly to keep abreast of the latest developments in firefighting pre- vention in the school. Firemen are responsible for conducting fire drills within the school and keeping fire extinguishers in working order. lll Gary Proffit utilizes spare time at the fire station. l2l First row: Charles Henderson, Steve Wendling, Joe Zienda, Jack Knott, Chief Dan Reborchick, Ray Carter, John Lagalbo, Ted Burch. Second row: Rob- ert Guy, Paul Tennyson, James Campbell. EXCHANGE STUDENTS Now in its fifth year at GM, the Foreign Exchange Program gives South American students an opportunity to not only attend school in the United States but to experi- ence six weeks of the fast-paced American way of life. l3l Gabriela Van Schowen writes home to Chile dur- ing her stay at Great Mills. l4l Rodrigo Garcia with Mark Browne, Maria Castro with Barbara Jones, Anna Florez with Susan Kessler. l5l First row: Ana Florez, Rosana Menendez, Olivia Osso from Peru, Gabriela Van Schowen from Chile. Second row: Skye Hobgood, Cecilia Phillips, Debbie Benson, Gary Benson. 56 DRAMA CLUB Participants in the GM Drama club de- velop not only acting skills but also set, staging, lighting, and make-up techniques. lol First row: Mr. Ron Sableski lsponsorl, Larry New- comer, Roy Furr. Second row: Leslie Beard, Jill Ketch- mark, Mary Waugh, Susan Whatley. Third row: Maria Castro, Debbie Benningfielcl, Jenelle Priddy, Helen Voithoffer. Fourth row: Carol Robinson, Wil- liam White, Gwen Smith, Barbara Jones, Kaye Owens. DECA Geared to the vocational students in business, Distributive Club of America pro- motes a better understanding of market- ing and the distribution of goods and ser- vices. The GM club is the first local branch of this nation-wide organization. l7l First row: Teri Thompson, Sherry Thompson, Jan Sparks. Second row: Mr. Jack Rice lsponsorl, Mrs. Brenda Hill, Darlene Brown, Debbie McKenney, Gail Corcoran, Diane Stone. Third row: Gloria Jordan, Geraldine Gross, Cheryl Sutliff, Lyn Esterly. Fourth row: Mark Barnes, Kenny Dement. Q 4 S.. X 1 x 1 gi fx -n , . fa . '. f W 3:45 ,,,g--fag ' MJ l6l iggr 'lia 'A SS L : f-:swf mu , 75 A' S65 5? H lil A if I SKI CLUB The American passion for skiing invad- ed GM this year as avid veterans and dar- ing beginners sponsored proiect after proiect to raise money for their two winter ski weekends. A short trip to the Charnita resort in Pennsylvania gave the novices an experi- ence on the slopes before the big trip to the Wisp Ski area of western Maryland. Enioyed both by faculty and students, the Ski Club is the most unusual of GM's many organizations. lll First row: Mrs. Nancy Melvin isponsori, Deborah Shultz, Sharon Russell, Sylvia Whatlely, Rita Poe, Mr. Salvatore Raspa isponsorl, Second row: Kathleen Bock, La Donne Pennington, Debbie Hall, Debbie Al- bertson, Nancie Rowe, Chris Mora. Third row: Richy Lococo, Joe Bailey, Paul Raley, Frank McCarthy, Mike Brooks, Chris Beaton. Standing: Glen Simms, Robert Guy, Bob Hunter, Chuck Long, David Jones. Fifth row: Craig Conklin, Steve Barth, William Curtis, Steve Moran, Kenneth Jones. Not pictured: President Mark Browne, Treasurer Kevin Stevens. l2j Overlooking a slope at Charnita Ski Resort in Fairfield, Pennsylvania. 131 Karen Huseman prepares for a run down the slope at Charnita. v 9 Mt 151 TRAVEL CLUB ln the Travel Club, students become ac- quainted with places far and near through the use of films and slides, from guest speakers, and the Travel Club's own field trip. Funds are currently being raised for a future trip to Florida's Disney World. l4l Sitting: Rose Beining, Phillip Dove, Janice Bean, Janet Martin, Brenda Cline, Wanda Anthony. Stand- ing: Cheryl Lanham, Marian Abell, Shirley Aud, Candy Brown, Karen Agner, Mrs. Grace Williams lsponsorl. Q51 Cheryl Lanham reading of many of the places to travel. GAA The Girls' Athletic Association is the women's lib branch of the GM athletic department. The association advocates in- volving girls in extra curricular athletics. Recruiting interested girls is only one of the GAA activities, the members also or- ganize and officiate girls interscholastic sports. They compete in basketball and volley- ball with Chopticon and St. Mary's Acade- my. They hope to expand competition to the tri-county area. lol First row: GAA President Peggy Marlay, Secre- tary Kathy Schlosser. Second row: Kim Hand, Leigh Dohrman, Patti Mathews, Sheri Latimer, Pam Neal, Sue Downes. Standing: Cathy Laigle, Pam Hite, Deb- bie Hall, Jean Carlson, Natalie Porter, Pat Russell, Mary Clarke, Krista Pinno. l7l Anna Schlosser, Pam Neal and Patti Mathews try their hand at basketball. , Y 1 X W1 3 E3 E S 5 li 'P E S' A i 5 5 3 fx 4 I 1 X i J VARSITY FOOTBALL For the past two years the Hornets have been contenders for the Southern Mary- land Athletic Conference title, but they lost the opportunity in their final game against Chopticon I3-16. The Hornets ended their season with a 6-3-l record, the best since '65. While the Hornets gridiron activity ceased November 13, and uniforms and gear were turned in, the season did not officially end until December 2 with the football banquet at the Elks Lodge. Chosen by his teammates, Arthur Allen, offensive tackle and defensive end, was presented The Most Valuable Player Award for the 71-72 season. Also chosen for the Coaches Award was defensive halfback Ron Shepherd. Thus football scores and activities passed into history. l i i l l Ml First row: Co-captains Steve Whorl and Odell Smith. Second row: Bob Dyer, Hal Canter, Pat Ryan, Rick McFee, John Allison, Ron Shepherd, Joe Slade, Steve Boggs, Glenn Connor, Bill Humenik, David Kerr imanogerl. Third row: Doug Durkin, Nelson Dor- sey, Marc Hunter, Corwin Ackerman, Harold Willard, Arthur Allan, Steve Weisman, Joe North, Carl Bean, Kenny Grey, Keith Noe. Fourth row: Francis Mad- dox, Raymond Chase, Bill Cole, Scott Williams, Sid Connor, Jeff Scott, Jim Cornthwaite, Gene Strick- land, Jim Caldwell, John Giro, Gary Reed, John Smith, Ryan Hunter imanagerl. Fifth row: Rusty Alli- son, Tony Dent, Jerry Humenik. l4l ,sss f ' rrr rioo, ,so 5 n,f:Dl ' , Wahl ig ...s ,W AM, 131 ,I ill The Hornets wait for their opportunity to go onto the field. l2l Arthur Allan kicks off to the Lackey Chargers. l3l A Lackey ball-carrier feels the impact of Hornet power. GREAT MILLS SCOREBOARD Great Mills Opponent 34 Douglass 6 16 Magruder 0 I3 Lackey 6 45 Calvert I3 24 A St. Mary's 0 6 Thomas Stone 6 l3 Mount Hebron 6 T5 La Plata 22 7 Bishop Walsh '48 I3 Chopticon T6 Head Coach: Keith Kishbauch Assistant Coaches:eDon Magnani, Lowell Moore, Steve Olczak, Ron Palchinsky. Managers: David Kerr, Ryan Hunter. Courtesy Mr. Photo ig M f iv 5 . fffw'! Ill Rick McFee halts a Lackey Charger. l2l Quarterback Joe Norih fakes a handoff lo Jim Caldwell as Odell Smith moves in for the play. 1n-agp il 5 fr 'iz 'Z r J' r r ,,..gf ezs I ,V E l , l A rlrr. W r, r an ff! 4 E 4 I L i 43 , , ,',, V U qv 4, 1 1. if V ry V LLVV ., Q ff 1 N A LL,, ww f V. , i r r r rrai r r r. 4 L .,,, 11,1 1 W' , , 1 ,,,, ' A iiif i ' If r Q' ,,,a ,,r. l if i'l i rrr l a.'aa fin, I 'life ai',i L i , 2 I 1 Q ' . A 7 I M., , A , 1, N l2l ?',c1s-W1 . 1 i3l 2 'iw Y .f 3 -.,,jj N 1 44 141 13, Coaches Keith Kishbauch and Steve Olczak ob- serve the action from the sidelines. Q41 North slips the ball to Keith Fleming as offen- sive linemen clear the way for him. Q51 A Magruder player tries fo foil a pass to Odell Smith. an 66 F as i Q X W Wjlw e WWW i W M WD? UWM , f A 3? Ziff f? A K f y f V X f i r 1,' ci R' i ff!J, U ' 1 W 'if 4 I X lil A Chopticon ball carrier is brought down solidly by o host of GM tacklers. A l2l Steve Whorl and Doug Durkin discuss possible strategy for the second hclf of the homecoming game in the fieldhouse. l3l Tony Den! returns from the field cfler ihe Great Mills kick-off. 66 l3l in Qi 5, The Calvert defense is out-sprinted by Jim Caldwell as he goes for the TD. JUNIDR VARSITY FOOTBALL A Junior Varsity team is composed of athletes striving to become an outstanding Varsity squad. This year's JV fulfilled this purpose with enthusiasm and efficiency with four wins and two losses. Starting with a relatively new and inex- perienced group of JVs, Head Coach Gil- bert Justice and Assistant Coach Glenn Miller combined determination and effort to develop a strong team. This year's Junior Varsity was led by running back William Wooden and quar- terbacks Arthur Shepherd and Mark Wil- lard. Outstanding defensive players were Charles Thompson, James Royalty, and Jeff Wyrick. The JV improved with each game. ln Coach Justice's words, The winning com- bination of our team was the precision ex- ecution of a few simple plays. 1 Q its This year, for the first time, the Junior Varsity played two night games, therefore precipitating more enthusiasm on the squad. At the end of the 1971-72 Junior Varsi- ty season, JV sent six players to Varsity: Jeff Wyrick, Burt Johnson, James Royalty, Arthur Shepherd, William Wooden, and Charles Thompson. Gordon Cook executes a block while Bill Wooden carries the ball for a touch- down. kv. 2 'M ix.. Q SCOREBOARD Opponent Chopticon 8 l.a Plata O Lackey 0 Calvert 22 Thomas Stone O La Plata 6 G 'LL , 1 lil First row: Kirk Allison, James Royalty, Keefe Johnson, Shane Grey, Ricky Motts, James Jones, William Wooden, Herbie Lloyd, Ted Pall, Steve Long. Second row: Jim Mora, Tim Shaw, Gordon Cook, Bert Johnson, Jeff Wyrick, Mark Willard, Ar- thur Shepherd, Charles Thompson, Dave Briscoe, Joe Bailey. Third row: Coach Gilbert Justice, Frank Fen- wick, Jesse Clark, Joe Milburn, John Bentley, Walter Powell, Greg Welford, Terry Jesse, Jim Harring, Coach Glenn Miller. l2l Coach Gilbert Justice eyes his team, hoping for another victory. l3l Teammates concentrate on the next play. SOCCER After getting off to a shakey start with three losses in their first three games, the Hornets bounced back with a string of five wins to qualify for competition in the Southern Maryland Athletic Conference. For the first time in three years, Great Mills defeated Ryken. This victory assisted the Hornets into the SMAC ring. Near the end of the season, the Hornets polished off Lackey High 3-l to gain tenth place in tournament play. The Hornets then faced the State's un- beaten number one Northwestern in Hyattsville, Maryland. Outclassed by the experience and finesse of Northwestern, the Hornets were clouted 8-0. S ' s law' ani? sm, sei 'i GREAT MILLS SCOREBOARD Great Mills Opponent 1 Arundel 5 0 Annapolis I 0 Southern 4 5 Charlotte Hall O 1 McNamara O 3 Lackey 0 2 Severna Park 2 2 Charlotte Hall 0 O Ryken 3 2 Ryken O 6 Lackey O 0 Northwestern 8 Head Coach: Richard Rawls Assistant Coach: Alan Drimmer lll Bob Nansteel gains control of the ball with two challengers hot on his heels. l2l Coach Richard Rawls plans the strategy in the huddle. Q31 Steve Barth guides the ball goalward. l4l The 1971 GM Soccer Team. --- fn' fin., .4s..AL First row: Eric Herr, David Jones. Second row: George Haliscak, Bob Jones, Bob Nansteel, John Norris, Mark Browne, Jim Jameson, Bill McCabe, Kevin Anaston, Doug Ashmore, Leo Gordon, Jay Goldman. Back row: Lee Goldman, Ron Echeverio, Steve Moran, March Andrews, Glenn Parks, Glen Simms, Steve Conklin, Paul Kellam, Steve Barth, Ben Greer, Steve Kish, Marc Welford, manager Steve Lengel, Coach Rawls. Not pictured: Kenny Bean. 71 l l l2l WRESTLING With the assistance of Coach Glenn Miller, Head Coach Lowell Moore contin- ued his winning ways with both Varsity and Junior Varsity wrestling teams. The Varsity wrestlers rolled over all but two schools, Annapolis and Arundel. The Junior Varsity achieved a 5-l record, los- ing only to Arundel. The Varsity matmen brought their rec- ord to ten wins, two losses. This was the best record in any Varsity sport at Great Mills since 1959. The Hornets' conference record of 7-0 brought the SMAC dual Match Championship. The Hornet wres- tlers continued their wins in post season competition with a resounding victory in the SMAC Conference title for the first time in GM history. The victories gained in the SMAC tour- nament resulted in sending ll varsity wrestlers to the District Meet, held at Lin- dale Junior High in Glen Burnie, Md. The boys individually placed two third places and two fourth places. This earned for them a seventh place of the 20 high schools entered. The young Hornet team, which includes many underclassmen, will be losing only two Seniors at June graduation. SCOREBOARD GM Opponent 30 Annapolis 40 33 McNamara 26 43 Thomas Stone 12 63 Ryken 0 36 KChopticon 20 33 St. Stevens 23 35 Georgetown Prep. l8 8 Arundel 48 36 Georgetown Prep. 18 38 Chopticon 20 55 Ryken 2 38 Thomas Stone l4 Manager: Marvin Smith SCOREBOARD GM Opponent 43 Annapolis 22 27 McNamara 24 63 Ryken 6 63 St. Stevens 6 12 Arundel 46 64 Ryken 3 Manager: Marvin Smith ,R i .- ,sus 11 l Nelson Dorsey breaks down his St. Stevens oppo- nent 121 Jerry Humenik does not give his Thomas Stone grappler a chance. 131 This Thomas Stone man was never warned about Sid Connors. 14l Bobby Lococo pins his Chopticon opponent. 15l Varsity Wrestlers. Kneeling: Bobby Jones, Shane Grey, Steve Kish, Jon Eckardt, Sid Connors, Stand- ing: Bobby Lococo, Mike Adams, Coach Lowell C. Moore, Nelson Dorsey, Terry Jessee, Jerry Humenik. 161 Junior Varsity Wrestlers. Kneeling: Tony Math- ews, Bob Clark, Tom Teagle, Tim Kelly, Tom Dooley, Jim Royalty. Standing: George Haliscak, Frank Fen- wick, Mike Morrissette, Tony Dent, Rusty Allison, Doug Phillips. i sly' . 'li First row: Preston LeGrant, Roscoe Boggan. Second row: James Shubrooks, Tyrone Harris, Eric Herr, Odell Smith, Terry Fenwick, William Wooden. Third row: Alfred James, Tyrone Green, John Chase, Frank Clinton. GM SCHOREBOARD GM Opponent 62 Douglas 86 48 McNamara 61 76 Severna Park 68 48 McNamara 57 46 Lackey 57 45 Chopticon 37 60 Thomas Stone 55 58 Calvert 69 64 La Plata 55 77 Ryken 48 74 Lackey 62 56 Chopticon 51 60 Thomas Stone 54 77 Calvert 63 58 La Plata 37 81 Ryken 59 81 Palloti 59 Tournament 62 Calvert 63 VARSITY BASKETBALL GM captured its first Southern Maryland Athletic Conference Bas- ketball Title this year with an 8-4 conference record, but dropped its post season district tournament playoff March 7 to Calvert'62-63, a disheartening defeat. The Hornets were in complete control until the last three minutes when turnovers and other miscues allowed the lead to slip away. ln the final three minutes, two GM players, Roscoe Boggan and Tyrone Harris, fouled out. Calvert converted a free throw and was able to control the ball and maintain to the end a 63- 62 lead. The district tournament is com- prised of three Class A lstudent en- rollment over 1,400l schools: Great Mills, Lackey, and Calvert. The Hor- nets alos won the County title with an undefeated season play. The Hornet Tyrone Harris was selected for the All-SMAC team, County team, and the Maryland-at-large team for the third consecutive year. Prston Legrant was also selected for the All-County squad. For the GM squad it was a suc- cessful season with a 12-5 regular season record and two titles. ft if Q11 Eric dribbles down amid cheers of, Go down that court, go down that court! Go! Gol l2j Odell passes off the ball to another Hor- net for 2 points. C31 A leap from Tyrone and the game is un- derwoy. SCORING - -1 'kxx ' M 3 ,L 'Wi 3 NH-3 11 K W, A10 Q . Nl, Sr- .4 Q 1 r W 4 ii 67 REBOUNDS Nag- SN 3 'Sy nw-...,..e,,,,, 9 8 3 Q ras: 1 , s 1- DEFENSE i as azz X. L' ' V A.: E E eg S. , . gk h X I , r ki- ji , ggi' xg M :I 3 f 2 A I' ,fi ,,,. Vit? ' ...... ... , t M VA Q 1 ,A ,. , 1 is W .. , ij I . , 1 A I QQ, K A YA 557 Q ' i.,... ,,... 1. i Q it W 'W W ,,,, W 3 3 U1 The starting line-up: center Tyron 5 h 5 5 5 S Harris, forwards Eric Herr and Preston Le 7 .-,-- I Grant, guards Odell Smith and Roscoe ii , A f m ' --.. Boggan. 7 K ali ,G 5. -59 Q21 Coach Don Magnani gives some la t A 5, 5' fr I x wif Qykyi minute instructions to the team. 7 Www Z W f' if f if f U1 131 W i l ns F A 1. - enorm- SCOREBOARD GM Opponent 65 Douglas 92 64 Bishop McNamera 71 57 Severna Park 63 50 Bishop McNamera 52 50 Lackey 56 34 Chopticon 37 54 Thomas Stone 64 54 Clavert 64 47 La Plata' 66 61 Ryken 55 46 Lackey 74 39 Chopticon 40 48 Thomas Stone 75 39 Calvert 51 44 La Plata 43 56 RYkef1 38 56 Pallotti 58 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity of the 1971-72 sea- son, though not sporting a winning record, was made up of spirited players with much going for them. A team's prowess is not always reflect- ed in their record, for five of the JV Hor- nets losses were under a five-point differ- ence. With Coach Don Magnani as Varsity coach this year, the JV's had a new coach, Tom Harmon, who had previously coached the Freshman basketball team. At center for the JV Hornets was John Smith, playing the guard positions were Willie James and Myron Thompson, and at the forward spots were Ben Bryan and Tyrone Marshall. l4l l2l Joe Green goes in for a lay-up and two p0irllS- 141 First row: Myron Thompson, Willie James, Joseph l3l Jerry Bryan takes a foul shot in 0 gdme 09017151 Green, Jerry Bryan, John Smith. Second raw: Coach Chopticon. Tom Harmon, Tyrone Marshall, Joseph Young, Mar- tin Carroll, Vernon Teague, Durwood Murray, Ray Chase. Y ill Kneeling: Jimmy Jones, Herbie Lloyd, Kirk Alli- son, Coach Earl Hart. Standing: Mark Willard, Calvin Shubrooks, Bernard Ellsberry, Phillip Dove, Duncan Selph, Joe Milburn, David Carroll, Thomas Bigg, Terry Barnes, Vincient Dorsey, Charles Thompson. FREQHMAN BASKETBALL Coached by Earl Hart, the Freshman basketball team ended the season with a 5-5 record as well as enthusiasm. The team established its independence with an impressive number of people at- tending both home and away games. l2l Mark Willard and Phillip Dove assist while Joe Milburn gets the iump ball. l3J Joe Milburn outiumps his man again at Chopti- con. SCOREBOARD GM Opponent 45 Lackey 41 28 Chopticon 33 44 Calvert 41 41 La Plata 46 68 Ryken 39 39 Lackey 41 37 Thomas Stone 43 36 Chopticon 38 41 Calvert 32 51 Ryken 47 2 U' arf f 1 FREQHMAN CHEERLEADERS ,f arf, i2J ill Sealed: Debbie Rosenberg, Joan Carter. Bases: Rose Beining, Diane Berry, Michelene Mozelewski, Erin Pinno. Mounis: Bridgeft Williams, Angela Bol- lard. Q21 A Freshmnn's spirit never wears out! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS A cheerleader . . . a person dedicated to generating spirit. For this year's Varsity squad, cheer- leading was a test of endurance. To coor- dinate twelve girls with differing opinions and ideas proved to be an unbelievable task, which was accented by the loss of four girls and the decrease in popularity of pep rallies. Money raising proiects provided money for the squad to attend cheerleading camp at West Virginia Weslyn College, Buchannon, West Virginia, during the summer. Enthusiastically, the squad attempted to inspire a winning season in football, soc- cer, basketball, baseball, and track. lil Carmen Johnson, iunior. l2l Laurie Jo Ryan, iunior. l3l Laurie Ryan and Ann Levay pose for a candid picture. Ml Base: Laurie Ryan, Carmen Johnson, Ann Levay, Roxi Rice. Kneeling: Alleen Krumke, Debbie Kralle, Beth Grey. Top: Diane Sachs. l5l Ann Levay, senior. l6l Diane Sachs, iunior. l7l The girls say Hl! Q81 The homecoming parade proves tiring. l9l Karen Anaston, junior. U01 Alleen Krumke, senior. llll Patty Berghorn, iunior. U21 Roxi Rice, senior. ll3l Beth Grey, iunior. H41 Debbie Kralle, senior ,Q 5 .5 1 HI - 19 if Z E gg' - 1- . . - K . - .X I I . ks. , .. Qi. 1 L wfg. . .- - -. ,af s ' . X - f s . .1 l 1- X f' 4 ui V E ii L A M H IQ l , 1.2 gli , EV ,. Vt 555 f Y i 5 X , Ts t Q 1 f f kxvfl SA U. s - . Q aa Q Q if x l6l .fs W New . my 'Wi ' f xx 5153 131 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING .W- ., Z is H- 18 x. sfvfq ff-K Z sy' Y . ,,. ,. ...- The Junior Varsity cheerleaders, spon- sored by Mrs. Doris Grant, proved to be one of GM's best squads. Co-captain Ra- mona Smith and Captain Glenda Hall headed this group of spirited sophomores. The girls gave the old uniforms a new look which included each girl's name em- broidered on the GM letter, kneesocks de- corated with a hornet, and full sleeve blouses. lil Darlene Palmer's pep won't wear down as the game wears on. l2lLaverne Baldwin never lost track of a game. 84 A. lxfff' f i Q, . .K 6.0. AH-iismbwm semis-safe we T C . or Q C revived Qgiviesiiwfesssssfszs ' i l , RQ Q. V V w 'tmiti'-slit? sfiiiis-.od ,YE ,,. ,.,:H,,:gFrmyyqs-iv'- 5 ,.'8'z :- af 1 . s S S El lil vi ' iw X , Seated: Darlene Palmer, Melanie Maynard, Linda Carolyn Derrick, Terry Fleming. Mounts: Marilyn Russell. Bases: Barbara Watling, Laverne Baldwin, Shaifer, Mary Lynn Runco, Sheila Aldridge. Captain Glenda Hall, Co-Captain Ramona Smith, I , li C . . GIRLS BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD GM 35 St. Mary's 31 Chopticon 32 St. Mary's I 7 Chopticon Coach: Ronald Sableski Manager: Doug Brown ill Coach Ron Sableski gives the girls last minute in- structions. l2l Krista Pinno gets the tip of the ball against St. Mary's Academy. Ol Firsf row: Donna Barber, Diane Wynn, Leigh Dohrman, Esther Aud, Patti Mathews. Second row: Coach Ronald Sableski, Nettie Ball, Karen Sewell, Kathy Schlosser, Anna Schlosser, Glenda Delorme, Pam Neal, Manager Doug Brown. Third row: Cathy Laigle, Kathy Cook, Sheri Latimer, Krista Pinno, Na- talie Porter, Jeanne Mathews. x, KBSJS fiif xy2i da ' 1 :Q X 2 J W 0 eb Qidik, 5? FMU Q-55? LNQJJN X 'Q UQ V 1 'QW W . x MW Q, .. ,W ,, Q .y:k,.g45z.Q VVVK 1ff'?'- 'it' 4 , , ' jf? fwu mfxwv- bfzfp T ff 5 fmgffgmwwwwhf A,QJ1,w'U'U wwwwwmwwmwfj b Jwwjjjjjj,,i ggi Wm? Wwe M , WW Q ,Lo M' UU 00 VX6w1p9MenMmff0vJwfwbUUv3M0' A KW WW M WWW M 9 WM' M 65, . W1 j do W Www Q Jw CLASSES n lu- 1-1 Q, V A I up f W, .,, N S. V X . QW? .www I ef Rm .K 7 X . . li, Q 54 Corresponding Secretqiy Alleen .1 97 X f ., ff? A Q 7 , fa, ,L M , ...f .M sv awww M ui- ,. ,M 1 X. W WN .M .,,. , -:MM ,va 0 X V 3 ., if? .Q E if , sf L 1 figiifi L i J . 1 JOSEPH WALTER ABELL, Joe, JCL I, 2, Steering Committee 3. ARTHUR BERRY ALLAN, Gator, JV Foot- ball I, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3. JOHN ROBERT ALLISON, John, JV Foot- ball 3, Varsity Football 4, Track 3, 4, SECO 3, 4, JCL Treasurer 4, Wrestling 4. MARCH EDWIN ANDREWS, March, Soc- cer 2, 4, HORNET Staff 3, 4, Managing Editor 4. ZERLINE RENEE APPLEGATE, Zerp. DAVID EDWARD ASHMORE, Dave, JV Baseball 2, Soccer 3, SECO 3, 4. ROSEANN CHRISTINE AUGUST, Ro, FHA I, 2, Volleyball I, Band I, Library Assist- ant I, 2, FBLA 4. GLENDA MARIE BAILEY, Glenda, JCL 2, 3, SGA 4. WILLIAM CHRISTIAN BALL, William, Var- sity Football 3, Band I, 2, Black Pride 4. ANN WARING BARNES, Ann, FTA I, 2, Secretary 2, GAA I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, All- County Band I, 2, 3, French Club I, 2, Steering Committee I, 2, SGA 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, President 4, NHS 2, 3, 4, English Award 2, 3, National Merit Let- ter of Commendation 4, PRASC Vice-pres- ident 4. CELESTE DORTHEA BARNES, Celeste, French Club I, 2, SGA I, 2, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, FTA 2, 4, Black Pride 3, 4. KENNETH REGINALD BARNES, Manny, JV Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, Var- sity Football 3. JOSEPH ALAN BARTH, Joe. ll ir- :gl I 5 rw Steve Whorl peruses a magazine before class begins Sq...-f Nnn..,,..- 'SUN JOANNE VALANCIA BATTS, Jodie, Gym- nastics 2, Dance Class 2, 4. LOIS ANN BEAN, Lois. 0 MARIAN MICHELLE BEAN, Marian, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club Secretary I, 2, FTA I, 2, Steering Com- mittee I, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Secretary 4. CHRIS GERALD BEATON, Chris, Spanish Club l, 2, Wrestling 2, HORNET Staff 4, Ski Club 4. PAMELA MARIE BENNETT, Pamela, Black Pride 3, FBLA 3, 4. RODNEY LEE BENNINGFIELD, Rod, Chess Club I, 2, 3, 4. Class Steering Committee: First row, Glenn Butler, Celeste Barnes, William Ball, Cheryl Cutchember, John Lancaster, Roxanne Rice, Rose Briscoe. Second row: Betty Ann Stamey, Doug Durkin, Kenny Grey, Beverly Taylor, Karen Owens, Deb- bie Dukes, Debbie Biondi, Marilyn Kes- sler, Kathleen Turkington. Third row: Lynn Cline, Judy Johnstone, Marian Chase, Ronda Carlson, Terri Latimer, Pat Ricketts, Gwen Smith, Krista Pinno, Bob Nansteel. Back row: Kathy Derrick, Eric Herr, Ron- nie Shepherd, Teddy Wagner, Rita Wormwood, Keith Woods, Marvin Raley, Gary Benson, Linda Ridgell, March An- drews, Geraldine Gross. Roof top: Ken Hamrick. V ,7, GARY EDWARD BENSON, Gary, SGA I, 4, English Award 3, French Award 3, Chemistry Award 3, NHS 3, 4, President 4, Steering Committee 4, National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. JOYCEVELIZABETH BERRY, Joyce, GAA I, Pep Club 2, FNA 3, FBLA 4. DEBRA SUE BIONDI, Debbie, FTA I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, SGA 2, 4, Steering Com- mittee 2, 3, 4, NHS 2, 3, 4, Geometry Award 2, Advanced Algebra and Trigo- nometry Award 3, ECHO Staff 4. WILLIE ROSCOE BOGGAN, Roscoe, JV Basketball Captain 2, Track 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 3, 4. RICHARD ANDREW BOGGS, Rick, FTA I, 2, 3, JV Football 2, JCL 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN LEROY BOGGS, Steve, JV Foot- ball 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Wrestling 3. JOSEPH ELWOOD BOLT, Joe. LINDA MAE BONDS, Linda, GAA I, Pep Club 2, FNA 3, FBLA 4. DEBORAH SUE BOUCHILLON, Debbie, 'GAA I, Spanish Club I, Steering Commit- tee 2, 3. CATHLEEN VICTORIA BOWING, Cathie, GAA 2, Steering Committee 3, SGA 4. ROBERT JOHN BOXWELL, Robert, Public Relations Club I, 2, Vice-president 2, SGA 2, Beta Club 2, SECO 3, 4, U.S. His- tory Award 3, NHS 3, 4. I 92 1 x Lynn Massie portrays Katherina in Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew. REBECCA LEAH BOYCE, Beckie, GAA I, Pep Club I. MARGO RAE BOYER, Margo, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 3, President 4, All- County Band I, 2, 3, Tri-County Band 3, Amahl and the Night Visitors Orchestra I, Brigadoon Orchestra l, Spanish Club I, 2, NHS 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Spanish Ill Award 3, SGA 4, PRASC 4. . ROSE MARY BRISCOE, Rose, GAA 1, 2, French Club l, Black Pride 3, FBLA 4. CHARLENE MARY BROWN, Charlene, GAA I, Chorus l, Pep Club 2, FBLA 3. PEGGY ANN BROWN, Peggy. DEBORAH BRYAN, Ben, Spanish Club I, Girls lntramurals 2, Steering Committee 3. ROBERT MICHAEL BUCKNER, Robbie. BEVERLY LOU BURKE, Beverly. GLENN ALLEN BUTLER, Glenn, SGA 1, 2, Spanish Club l, 2, Intramural Sports 'l, Black Pride 3, 4, JCL Treasurer 4, Steering Committee 4. HALVOR LEMAN JOSEPH CANTER, JR., Hal, FTA I, JV Baseball 1, 2, Varsity Bas- ketball Manager 2, 3, Varsity Football 3, 4. JENNIFER LOPEZ CAPUA, Jennifer, NHS 3, 4. Varsity football players register different facial ex- pressions as they watch pep rally activities. RONDA FALAIN CARLSON, Ronda, Spanish Club I, 2, Steering Committee 3, 4, Maiorettes 4. CYNTHIA ANN CARROLL, CC, Pep Club fl, 2, FNA 3. MARIAN EDNA CARROLL, Marian, NHS 3, 4, FBLA President 4, FHA 4. PATSY ANNE CARROLL, Pattie, FBLA I, 4, FHA 4. SAMUEL RAY CARTER, Ray. MARIAN LEVINALEE CHASE, Levinalee, GAA I, 2, Black Pride 2, Steering Com- mittee 3, 4. ROSE VICTORIA CHASE, Vickie, GAA I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, Black Pride 2. DANNY HARRISON CLARK, Danny. FLOYD EDWARD CLAYTON, Eddie, Track 3, 4. VIOLA LYNN CLINE, Lynn, Steering Com- mittee 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, French Club 2, 3, Girls Basketball 2, Biology Award 2, Color Guard 3, NHS 2, 3, 4, ECHO Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Powder Puff Football 3, Maiorettes 4, SGA 4. FRANK ASHLEY CLINTON, Mr. C , Cross Country I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, JV Basketball Captain 2, Varsi- ty Basketball 3, 4. GLENN LEE CONNOR, Glenn, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, SECO I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Weightlifting Club 3. ,f. .. ,R -... Y --, Sei' N Cf 'I3:fpf ' ' ..,:-ff . F. ,I , I if ,Y 3 .t f K s ,sys yi-I f :Q ' , ww A I -tg ,Q Q si -1 . 5? . 3, 'Q .A i ,V V, .mu , wa- H 0' .+ as MS. Rexx? 3- A 3' i' N . - 27 '21, - ' ' K .,. -:- ' .- vs - ' A-wif wa., .5 iw 1 . K Q X-. Maxx , I .:,B xgiig Z. 42,31 , . ,I . Ns. .W f Xxx' X' + 'gf 'J' Q T232- T of lg xv . 51573 X - :iJN,.Wl:, , . . '.., fi ,, . as ,-. - af' G KIMBERLY DAYLE COOK, Kim, FTA l, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Class Sec- retary 2, 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Secretary 2, GAA I, Maiorettes l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Prom Princess 3, SGA 4, Queen of Tolerance, 2nd Runner-up 4, Golden Girl 4, NHS 3, 4, HORNET Staff Exchange Ed- itor 4, ECHO Staff 4. THOMAS FULTON COOMBS, Terry. JAMES EDWARD CORNTHWAITE, Corny, Spanish Club l, 2, JCL 1, SECO 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, JV Football 3, Varsity Football 4, Steering Committee 3. CHERYL ANN CUTCHEMBER, Cheryl, GAA l, 2, Chorus l, Black Pride Secre- tary 2, 3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Steering Committee 3, 4, FBLA 4. PENNY LEE CYRUS, Penny, Varsity Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Amahl and the Night Visitors I, Madrigals 2, All-County Chorus 3, Color Guard 3, 4, Captain 4. STEPHANIE ANN DARNELL, Steff, Steer- ing Committee 2, 3. RUTH REBECCA DEAN, Ruth. THELMA KATHLEEN DENT, Thelma. KATHLEEN ANN DERRICK, Dirk, Steering Committee 1, 3, 4, Kappa Delta 1, 2, GAA l, 2, Class Newspaper Staff 2, SGA 2, ECHO Staff 4, Pep Club l, 2, 4, Trea- sure'r 2. PENELOPE FRANCES DeSIMONE, Penny. SUSAN RAE DeVAULT, Sue, Pep Club I 2, 3, GAA I, 2, Medical Careers Organi- zation I, 2, 3, Keyettes 3, FBLA 4. I Lee Goldman follows Soccer action from the side lines. -id. 41 WILLIAM EUGENE DOOLEY, JR., Billy. Right: As part of his work-study program, Carl Jones files some papers at Weapons Systems Test at Patux- ent River. NELSON DORSEY, Nelson, Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4, Wrestling 4. DEBORAH BECK DUKES, Debbie, Steering Committee 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, FTA 2, NHS 3, 4, Pep Club 4. DOUGLAS SHAWN DURKIN, Doug, JV Football I, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Track 'I, 2, 3, 4, Math Club l, Science Club I, French Club 2, Steering Committee 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-president 2, SGA 2, 4, SECO 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Science Fair, Ist and 3rd Place Awards 3, Photography Club 4, ECHO Staff 4. ROBERT LEE DYER, Bob, Soccer I, Rugby l, JV Football 2, JV Basketball 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, 4, SGA I, 2, 3, 4. LETTIE KATHLEEN DYSON, Lettie, GAA I, Pep Club 2, Black Pride 3, FBLA 4. LILLIE KATHERIENE DYSON, Lillie, GAA l, 2, Pep Club 2, FBLA 3, 4, Homecoming Princess 4. RUBY VICTORIA DYSON, Ruby. TERESA MAE DYSON, Terry, SGA I, FBLA 4. 96 Official U.S. Navy Photo f ,wx-'I :,,.f,,,,yu,,. , fgzm, sf ,'1'Hf-: W f y I i t 4 RONALD HENRY ECHEVERIO, Ronnie, Theatrical Arts I, 2, Malibu U I, Valen- tine King I, Chorus I, Mark Time for Danger 2, SGA 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football Coach 3, Steering Committee 3, 4, HORNET Staff 3, 4, Soccer 4, PRASC 4. JOSEPH FRANCIS EDISON, Joe, Mara- thon Race 4. ZELMA JEAN ELAM, Zelma, GAA I, 2, 3, Steering Committee 3, Black Pride 3, SGA 2, Color Guard 2. CAROLYN ANN FENWICK, Carol Ann, Spanish Club I, FTA I, Science Lab Aide I, FBLA 3, 4, Guidance Aide 4. ELLEN ALVERTA FENWICK, Ellen. OCTAVIA MAXINE FENWICK, Tavy. LORRAINE KAY FOOTE, Lorraine, GAA I, 2, FNA I. GARY ANTHONY GARNER, Gary. DANIEL LYNN GATTON, Danny. BETH ELAINE GELRUD, Beth, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, GAA I, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 3, 4, SGA 3. SANDRA ANN GODDARD, Sandy, SGA I. LEE ALLAN GOLDMAN, Lee, SGA I, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball I, JCL I, Steer- ing Committee I, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Class President 3, Spanish Club 2, JV Bas- ketball 2, Track 2, Varsity Basketball 3, Tennis 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, PRASC 4, Soccer 4, Photography Club 4, Maryland Youth Council 4, HORNET Staff 4. Standing: Margo Boyer, Gail Phillips, Ann Davidson, Ann Barnes, Melody Priddy. Sitting: Marian Bean, and Donna Huett model their farmer costumes during the week before the Chopticon game. JANIE ELAINE GOTSHALL, Janie, JCL I, GAA I, 2, Theatrical Arts I, 2, Spanish Club 2, Steering Committee 3, 4. WANDA ERNESTINE GOUGH, Wanda. JAMES WILLIAM GOULD, Jim, NHS I, Drama Club I, Chess Club I, HORNET Staff News Editor 4, SGA 4. ELMER KENNETH GREY, JR., Kenny, JV Basketball I, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball I, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, NHS 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soccer 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Steering Committee 3, 4, Ist Team Guard All-Conference Basketball Team 3. . GERALDINE ADELE GROSS, Gerry, GAA I, 2, Black Pride I, 2, 3, FBLA 4, DECA 4. BRENNAN ANTHONY GUY, Brennan. MICHAEL WAYNE HALL, Mike. KEN LAWRENCE HAMRICK, Ken, Math Club I, Chess Club I, SECO 2, 3, 4. JACQUELINE ODESSA HARRIS, Jackie, Band I, Intramural Sports I, 2, Maiorette 2, 4, Black Pride 2, SGA 4. MARCUS TYRONE HARRIS, Tyrone, JV Basketball Captain 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, French Club I, 2. MILAGROS ENCID HARWELL, Millie, Drama Club I, FBLA 4. 98 .4 MARY CECILIA DIANN HAWKINS, Diann, FNA I, Library Club 4. GLORIA LYNN HAYDEN, Gloria, FNA 2, FBLA 4. THOMAS WALTER HAYDEN, Tom. CHARLES LYNWOOD HENDERSON, Lyn, Volunteer Fireman l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, Baseball 2. ERIC ROY HERR, Eric, JV Football l, JV Basketball l, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4, JV Baseball 2, Var- sity Baseball 3, NHS 2, 3, 4. LORI ANN HEUBEL, Lou Ann. PATRICIA LORENE HOBGOOD, Pat. INGRITT PAULENE HOOPENGARDNER, Paulene, FBLA 4. DONNA MARIA HUETT, Donna, Library Club l, 2, President 2, Library Award 1, NHS 3, 4, FBLA 4, Pep Club 4, Biology Assistant 4. Q A scholarship conference demands close attention of seniors Krista Pinno, Bob Nansteel, Ann Barnes, Pat Ryan, and Eric Herr. WILLIAM ANTHONY HUMENIK, Bill, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, 4, JV Football I, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, President 2, SGA I, 2, 3, 4, Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Weightlifting Club 3, Volunteer Fireman 3, 4, Class President 4, HORNET Staff Sports Editor 4. VICKI JEANNE HUNTLEY, Vicki, Library Club Secretary I, Spanish Club I, 2, Band 2, 3, NHS 3, 4, Latin Award 3, JCL 4, Pep Club 4, Steering Committee 4, Biology Aide 4, Math Dept. Aide 4. KAREN ANN HUSEMAN, Karen. PATRICE CATHERINE IZYDORE, Patty, Steering Committee 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Homecoming Queen 4. LARRY LEE JAMES, Larry, Cross Country I, 2, Track I, 2, 4. WILLIAM LEON JESSEE ll, Bill, Band I, Math Club President I, Coin Club I, Libra- ry Club 2, Soccer 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, SGA 4, Steering Committee 4. JUDITH ANN JOHNSTONE, Judy, SGA 'l, Varsity Chorus I, 2, 3, French Club I, Amahl and the Night Visitors I, Steer- ing Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 2, 3, Brigadoon 2, FTA 2, Maryland All-State Chorus 4, FNA 4, Pep Club 4, Gypsy 4, Biology Lab Aide 4. BARBARA JOANNE JONES, Barbara, GAA I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, Steering Com- mittee I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, Drama Club I, 4, Theatrical Arts I, 2, 3, Art Club I, JCL I, Anything Goes I, Exchange Student to Chile I, Varsity Show I, Spanish Club 2, What Else Can Happen? 3, Radio Show 3, Debate Club 3, SGA 4. CARL TYRONE JONES, Carl. DIANA LEE JONES, Diane, Gymnastics I, 3, 4, FNA Historian 2, GAA President 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Drama Club 4. DAVID ALLAN JORDAN, David, Cross Country 3, 4, Basketball Manager 4, Of- fice Aide 4. SHIRLEY ANN JORDAN, Shirley, GAA I, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Library Aide 3, 4, Steering Committee 3. CHRISTOPHER KEVIN KEENEY, 'Chris, SGA I, JV Baseball I, 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Track 4. 00 P . ,7 KN Beth Gelrud reads an amusing passage in her history text Work-study student Francis Oliver stocking merchandise at the Belle Stores in Lexington Park. PAUL HARRIS KELLAM, Paul7 Math Club I7 French Club 27 Soccer 4. MARILYN LOUISE KESSLER, Marilyn7 Cho- rus I7 FNA 27 Steering Committee 3, Aj Pep Club 4j FTA 47 SGA 47 GAA 47 All- Maryland Science Conference 4j Biology Lab Aide 4j Powder Puff Football 4. KAREN ANN KETCHMARK, Karen7 School Fashion Show I7 SGA 27 GAA 3, 4j Pep Club 37 Ring Dance Chairman 3j FBLA Aj Drama Club 4. JODY JEAN KIRKWOOD, Jody. BRENDA DALE KISH, Brenda7 GAA I7 FNA 2, 3j Steering Committee 2, 3, 4j SGA 2, 3, Treasurer 37 NHS 3, Aj Guid- ance Aide 3. SANDRA LYNN KLINE, Sandy7 Pep Club I7 Cheerleader Tj Folk Group I7 SGA I, 17 Gym Club I, 2j Chorus 27 Class Trea- surer Aj Steering Committee 4. DANIEL WEBSTER KNOTT, Danny7 Library Club I, 2, Vice-president 27 Tri-County Li- brary Club Treasurer 2j Drama Club 2j JCL 'l, 2j Conservation Club 2j Track 2j Marathon Race 3j Steering Committee 37 Cafeteria Aide 37 SGA 4. JOHN EDISON KNOTT, Jack7 Band I7 JV Football 2j Chess Club 2j Varsity Football 37 Lettermen's Club 3. WILLIAM HENRY KOEGEL, Bill7 JCL I, 27 Volunteer Fireman I, 2, 3, 4, Chief 37 SGA 3. MARGARET ANN KOHUT, Maggie. PAMELA JEANNE KOHUT, Pam. DEBORAH LYNN KRALLE, Debbie5 Varsity Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 45 GAA l, 25 NORTHERN LIGHT Feature Editor lj DE- FENDER Staff lp Spanish Club 25 Class Vice-president 25 Chorus 25 Drama Club 25 NHS 3, 45 Spanish lll Award 35 Powder Puff Football 3, 45 Class Secretary 45 Steering Committee 45 SGA l, 2, 4, Trea- surer 2. KATHLEEN KREITZER, Katy5 Class Vice- president I5 Glee Club l, 25 NEDT Award l, 25 Tumbling Club 25 French Club 4. ALLEEN ELLEN KRUMKE, Alleen5 French Club 15 FTA l, 25 GAA l, 2, 35 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Steering Committee l, 2, 3, 45 Class Recording Secretary 45 SGA l, 2, 45 History Club I5 JV Cheerleaders 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Talent Show 35 Powder Puff Football 3, 4. MARY ANNE LACEY, Mary Anne5 GAA l, 25 Girls Basketball Team 2. JOHN EDGAR LANCASTER, John5 Flying Club l5 SECO Director l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Steering Com- mittee 3, 4. . , 5 SUSAN ELAINE LANGLEY, Susan. MARY TERESA LATIMER, Terrie5 Spanish Club l, 25 FNA l5 FTA 1, 2, 35 Steering Committee 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 4. JOHN PRESTON LeGRANT, Preston5 JV Basketball l, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Spanish Club l, 2. Right: Sponsor Don O'Neal and Bill Humenik con- duct a Senior Class meeting. 1 W x it N lillnqngg, - 25.5 , Janice Graff, Penny Cyrus, and Lynn Cline cheer during the Calvert game. NHS 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, Spanish Club I 2, Drill Team I, Varsity Chorus I, 2, 3, Girls Intramurals I, 2, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, Amahl and the Night Visitors I, PRASC I, JV Cheer- leader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Ex- change Student Host 3, ECHO Staff 3, 4, Queen of Tolerance 4. DAWNA MARIE LOFTIS, Donna, FNA 3. MICHAEL DEAN LUFFEY, Mike. Q A 2. ROBERT MAURICE LUMPKINS, Bob. THOMAS JOSEPH MAGNETTE, Tom, JV Football I, 2, Band I. ANN MADELINE MASSIE, Lynn, Varsity Chorus I, 4, Radio Show 3. THERESA ANN MATTHEWS, Terrie. BONNIE JEAN MATTINGLY, Brian, SGA I, FBLA 4. BERNARD ALLAN MAYOR, Bernie, JV Baseball 2. RICHARD ALLEN McFEE, Rick, Band I, Outdoorsman Club I, JV Football 2, 3, Varsity Football 4, Heroism Award in Beaufort, S.C. 2, Track 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Flying Club 3, 4, SECO 3, 4: Soaring Team 3, 4. SHYRL ANN MCKENNEY, Shyrl, 2nd Place in State Typing Contest 2, FBLA 4. BARBARA ANN MCMAHON, Barbara, Spanish Club I, 2, Drama Club 3. W I03 W i I NELL ANN LEVAY, Ann, SGA I, 3, 4- I I 'IO JOHN RAYMOND MILBURN, JR., Big John. PHYLLIS ELAINE MILES, Chick, GAA I, FNA 3. SHIRLEY MAY ISODOR MILLARD, Shirley: FNA I, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Girls Volley- ball 2, Girls Basketball 2, NHS 2, 3, 4. CRYSTAL YVETTE MORA, Chris, Art Club I, 2, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Span- ish Club I, Homecoming Princess 4. BARBARA DELPHYNE MURRAY, Barb, GAA I, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Steering Committee 3, Black Pride 3, FBLA 4. GEORGE WILLIAM MYER, George, NEDT Certificate of Achievement I, 3rd Place Science Fair I, Steering Committee 2, Caf- eteria Aide 3, ECHO Staff 4, Stage Band 4, Photography Club 4, HORNET Staff 4, SECO 4. ROBERT LEWIS NANSTEEL, Bob, Math Club I, JV Baseball 2, NHS 3, 4, Soccer 4, Steering Committee 4. FRANCIS GARY NIAL, Gary. KATHLEEN MARIE NICHOLAS, Kathy, Class President I, JV Cheerleader I, 2, Social Studies Seminar I, SGA I, 2. NATHAN KEITH NOE, Keith, JV Football I, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, JV Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. JOANNE MARIE NORRIS, Joanne, FBLA 3, 4. NANCY ANNE NORRIS, Nancy, FBLA 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN NORRIS, Shirl, Ist Prize in Junior Cosmetology Competition 3. 4 George Myer, Danny Rebarchick, Ann Barnes and Joe Perez pose at the Homecoming sock hop. I 43 MARSHA ELAINE O'Bk. I, Marsha. THONMS ALBERT OCFEMIA, Tom, Library Club I, Spanish Club 2, JCL 4. STEPHEN VANHALL OCKIER, Steve, Varsi- ty Chorus 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS LYNWOOD OLIVER, Frankie, Weightlifting Club I, 2, 3, 4, Travel Club I, Wrestling 2, 3. BRENDA MARIE OWENS, Brenda, Math Club Secretary I. JAMES LEROY OWENS, Leroy. I KAREN ANN OWENS, Kay, Math Club I, Steering Committee 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, Pow- der Puff Football 3, 4, FBLA 4, Drama Club 4, Pep Club 4. MARGARET ROSE OWENS, Margaret, FBLA 3, 4, Shorthand Award 3, NHS 3, 4. DONALD HAMPTON PAINTER, Don, Chess Club 2, Spanish Club 2. Disappointment in a basketball game is mirrored in the faces of seniors Teddy Wagner and Ronda Carl- son. 9 , 'I05 DONNA MAE PALL, Donna5 FTA 15 Steer- ing Committee l, 25 Chorus 15 Drama Fes- tival 25 GAA 35 Stage Manager Gas Light Follies 35 Stage Manager What Else Can Happen? 35 Stage Crew Odd Couple 3. MELANIE REBECCA PEGG, Melanie5 Spanish Club l, 2. JANICE ELAINE PEGGINS, Jan5 Spanish Club l, 25 Steering Committee 2, 3, 45 SGA 45 Drama Club 3, 45 What Else Can Happen? 35 Photography Club 45 Library Club 45 Pep Club 4. JOSE AGUSTIN PEREZ, Joe5 Class Presi- dent I5 Science Club l, 25 French Club I, 2, 35 SGA l, 2, 45 PRASC l, 2, 45 MASC l, 2, 45 Spanish Club l, 2, 35 County Honor Band l, 2, 35 Tri-County Honor Band 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Golf l5 Photogra- phy Club 2, 3, 45 Science Fair, 2nd Place 35 Prince George's Area 23rd Annual Science Fair, 'lst Place and Grand Award Medal5 International Science and Engi- neering Fair, Kansas City, Mo., Finalist Medal and 4th Place Certificate in Engi- neering 35 NHS 3, 45 ECHO Staff 4. ROGINA ANlTA PERISHO, Rogina. ALICE GAIL PHILLIPS, Gail5 Band l, 2, 3, 45 FHA l5 Spanish Club l, 25 Steering Committee 2, 3, 45 Madrigals 25 Drama Club 3, 45 What Else Can Happen? 35 Powder Puff Football 3, 4. KRISTA JUNE PINNO, Krista5 French Club l, 2, 3, 45 Steering Committee l, 2, 3, 45 Track lj GAA 3, 45 SECO 3, 45 Powder Puff Football 3, 45 Soccer 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 3, 45 SGA 45 NHS 2, 3, 4. RITA MARIA POE, Smiley5 Junior Honor Society I5 Drama Club T5 Pensacola His- torical Society 15 SGA l, 2, 3, 45 GAA 25 NHS 3, 45 Ski Club 4. EDWIN LOUIS PRATT, Eddie5 Library Club 25 Library Staff 25 Varsity Chorus 2. MELODIE JUNE PRIDDY, Melodie5 JCL Secretary l, 25 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Steering Committee l, 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 4, Vice-president 35 What Else Can Happen? 35 Tri-County Honor Band 35 SGA Corresponding Secre- tary 4. GARRY WAYNE PROFFIT, Garry5 Spanish Club' l, 25 Track 35 Volunteer Fireman 4. 06 .-w..w '5s..,.w T319 iii. is fbi: It This T ii..- Il Yi yr. 'flu ' mn M lt! This' IBS III iii. Z This ' This Ill! ,. 1f CLYDE WARREN PURNELL, Clyde, Band I, 2, Spanish Club I, 2, Steering Commit- tee 3, 4, JV Basketball Manager 2, Varsity Basketball Manager 3. MARVIN ARDELL RALEY, Marvin, JCL I, 2, Soccer 2, Intramural Football I, Library Aide 3. SUSAN THERESA RALEY, Sue, Pep Club 2, FBLA 4. CHERYL ANN RAY, Cheryl, Spanish Club I, 2, Steering Committee 4, SECO 3, 4. DANIEL LEONARD REBARCHICK, Danny, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, SGA 2, 4, JV Football 2, Weightlifting Club 3, Photography Club 4, ECHO Staff 4, Volunteer Fireman 3, 4, President 4, HORNET Workshop 2, Chair- man Banquet Committee 3. BRENDA CHRISTINE REEDER, Chris, Ma- iorette I, 2, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, FTA I, GAA I. SHELLEY DAWN RELLIHEN, Shelley, Var- sity Chorus I, 2, Tri-County Chorus I, 2, Modrigals 2, AmahI and the Night Visi- tors I, JCL 2. PATRICIA ANNE RICE, Pat, GAA I, 2, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, 4, SGA I, Spanish Club I, 2, FNA Secretary 3. ROXANNA MARIE RICE, Roxie, GAA I, 2, 3, Drill Team I, FBLA 3, 4, Steering Committee 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 3, Black Pride 3. PATRICIA LOUISE RICKETTS, Pat, Math Club I, Art Club I, Amahl and the Night Visitors I, Drama Club I, Modrigals 2, Varsity Chorus 2, 3, Steering Committee 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 4, SGA 4. LINDA MARGARET RIDGELL, Linda, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4. CAROL ANN ROBINSON, Carol, GAA I, Drill Team I, Spanish Club 2, Drama Club 3, 4, Steering Committee 2, 3, 4, What Else Can Happen? 3, SGA 4. NANCY LON ROSS, Nancy. Left: HORNET Editor Nancie Rowe types an article for the newspaper. I07 PHILLIP RICHARD RUPP, Phil, Band I, 2, 3. JOHN MERRILL RUSSELL, John. SHARON DEBORAH RUSSELL, Sharon, French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Band I, 2, 3, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, SGA 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, PRASC 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, MASC 4, Ski Club 4. PATRICK TIMOTHY RYAN, Pat, Spanish Club I, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, JV Football 2, 3, Comeback ' 3, Public Eye 3, Speeches: 2nd Place County Fair 3, 4, lst Place VFW 3, 2nd Place District 3, lst Place 'American Legion 3, SECO 3, Lettermen's Club 3, Varsity Football 4, Tennis 2, 4. PAMELA JEAN SANDOVAL, Pam. ALLAN TYRONE SEAY, Allan, Varsity Bas- ketball 4, Track 4. CARLENE JUANITA SHAIFER, Cclrlene, ,Spanish Club I, NH3S 2,,Valentine Princess 2, Majorette 4. ' -3 'J EVELYN RAE SHAW, candy, . RONALD WILLIAM SHEPHERD, Red-bone, JV Football 'l, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, Spanish Club l,,'Varsity Baseball 3, Lettermen's Club 3. 'I08 HENRY HAUFMAN ROWE, Henry, Art Club I, Folk Club I, JV Football 2, Track 2, ECHO Staff 3. NANCIE LEE ROWE, Nancie, Steering Committee 'l, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, Spanish Club I, 2, Homecoming Princess 2, 3, 4, SGA 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, HORNET Staff 3, 4, Editor 4. Left: Clyde Purnell checks the card cata- log in GM's library. '1' i'v ROBERT LYNN STAIR, Bob, Band I, 2, 3, Stage Band I, 2, 3, Car Club President I, JCL I, 2, Tri-County Honor Band Award 3. BETTY ANN STAMEY, Betty.Ann. Right: As part of their office work, Sylvia Whatley, standing, and Karen Ketchmark put together the daily absentee list. GLORIA ANN SHUBROOKS, Gloria, FNA I, GAA 2, FBLA 4. JAMES ELLIS SHUBROOKS, James, JCL I, 2, 3, Cross Country I, 2, 3, Ist Place 3, Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, JV Basketball 2, Varsi- ty Basketball 4, Track 2, 4. JOSEPH VICTOR SLADE, Joe, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Weightlift- ing Club 2, Lettermen's Club 2, 3. EUGENE ODELL SMITH, Odell, Steering Committee I, 2, 3, 4, JV Football I, JV Basketball I, Track I, 2, 3, 4, AlI-Confer- ence Team 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, All- County Team 3, All-Conference Team 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-pres- ident 3, 4, French Club 2. GWENDOLYN LORAY SMITH, Smitty, FNA I, GAA 2, Black Pride 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Steering Committee 3, 4, Drama Club 4, ECHO Staff 4. KAREN LYNN SMITH, Karen, GAA I, French Club I. GEORGE LEO SPARKS, George. JANICE INEZ SPARKS, Jan. STEVEN MICHAEL SPEAR, Mike, SGA 4. CLARA MAE STEPHENS, Clara, FBLA 4. MARISA LYNNETTE STEVENS, Marisa. BONNIE LEE STONE, Bonnie, Steering Committee 4. DEBORAH LYNN STONE, Debbie, Queen of Tolerance 3, Steering Committee 4. VIOLET JEAN STONE, Jean. JOSEPH VERNON STONE, Joe, French Club I, 2, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4. SHARON LOUISE STOUT, Sharon. JOAN ELIZABETH SWAILES, Joan, Chorus I, GAA 2, 3. BEVERLY HELENA TAYLOR, Beverly, French Club I, 2, Travel Club I, Steering Committee I, Black Pride 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 4, SGA 3, 4. PAUL ALLEN TENNYSON, Pauley. DAWN NOREEN THEISEN, Dawn, Physi- cal Education Award I, 2, Typing Award 2. RICHARD REID THROWER, Rick, JV Foot- ball I, JV Baseball 2, Varsity Basketball Manager 3. MARIAN LuGlNA THURMON, Gina, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Black Pride 3. RUBY LaJARREL THURMON, Ruby, Pep Club I, 2, GAA I, 2, 3, Travel Club 2, Volleyball Team 2, 3, Black Pride 3, FBLA 4. OLIVER JOSEPH TIPPETI', Ollie, Chess Club 2. 0 YW ,x ,yr 5-in U 'Qs' 4.1.4 Work-study student Larry James tests some equipment at Weapons Systems Test at Patuxent River. Official Ph tograph U S N Y REDAHLIA MARQUERITE TOON, Dahlia, GAA l, 2, FNA 2, Black Pride 2, 3. JoANN TRAVERS, Josey. KATHLEEN ANN TURKINGTON, Kath- leen, Chorus l, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Tri- Hi-Y 3, Steering Committee 3, 4, Para Medical Club 3, FTA 4, SGA 4, Powder Puff Football 4. LETTY COLLEEN UGLOW, Letty, Psycholo- gy Club 2, FBLA 3, 4, Steering Committee 3. THOMAS JOSEPH UNKLE, Tommy, Chess Club 2, Coin Club 2, Intramural Football 2. DEBRA JEAN VALLANDINGHAM, Deb- bie, French Club 2, NHS 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4. JOANNE vANncioTis, Joanne, Drill Team l, GAA l, 2, Steering Committee l, 2, 3, FBLA 3, 4, soA 3. TEDDY MARTHA WAGNER, Teddy, Swim Club l, Steering Committee l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. 'l'l'l CHERYL ANN WALKER, Cher, FNA 2, FBLA 4. ROBERT BRUCE WAXMAN, Bruce, Chess Club l, Intramural Football I, Basketball Scorekeeper 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Steering Committee 4. JOYCE ANN WEEKS, Jody, FBLA 3, 4. STEVEN IRVING WEISMAN, Steve, JV Football 'l, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Track l, Steering Committee l, SGA l, 2, 3, Vice-president 3, NHS 2, 3, 4. MARK STEPHEN WELFORD, Mark, JV Football I, Freshman Basketball I, Travel Club 2, Soccer 4, Track 4. SYLVIA LOIS WHATLEY, Syl, Steering Committee 3, Homecoming Princess 4, SGA 4, Ski Club 4. Y JOSEPH BERNARD WHEELER, Joe. LYNN DYNESE WHEELER, Denny, Chorus 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, Pep Club 3. PAMELA JANE WHEELER, Pam. Bill Koegel discusses a drawing as Judy Johnstone looks on 'DN -GJ QU! WILLIAM ROBERTSON WHITE, William, Science Club I, Spanish Club I, 2, FTA 2, 3, 4, President 4, Drama Club 4. DAVID EARL WHITING, Dave, Track Man- ager I, Band I, Varsity Soccer 3, Letter- men's Club 3, Steering Committee 4. STEVEN LEONARD WHORL, Steve, JV Football I, Track I, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All SMAC 4, Evening Star All Star Southern Md. Team 4, Most Team Tackles 4, Steering Committee I, Spanish Club I, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. PAUL MELVIN WILLENBORG, Paul, Span- ish Club I, 2, Steering Committee 3, 4. DAVID MONROE WILLEY, Willey, Varsity Football I, Chess Club I, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, Steering Committee 2, 3, 4. KATHRYN BRAMBLE WILLEY, Kathy, Spanish Club I, 2, GAA I, Steering Com- mittee 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Co- captain 4, Talent Show Co-announcer 3, Powder Puff Football 3, HORNET Staff 3, ECHO Staff 3, 4. RAYMOND COMBS WISE, Raymondy, Weightlifting 2, Chess Club 2. KEITH CLAIR WOODS, Keith, American Legion Award I, Comeback Stage Hand 3, The Public Eye Stage Hand 3. RITA GAIL WORMWOOD, Rita, Spanish Club I, 2, Steering Committee 3, 4, Pow- der Puff Football 4. RUTH ADELE YARBER, Ruth. JOHN MICHAEL YOUNG, Johnny. K Ordering graduation announcements bring pleasant thoughts to seniors Katy Kreitzer and Lynn Massie. 113 ,g-1 ,A M V4 43,9 Y My , M x jfgzzl v 'hm' I 6 Ku ,iff m --f zfxfggwr, -1,-iw 4 V, Q '5 3 I I ,f'. .f g5,m,?,,Mv 4 - , M I .E43 Z A, I 'S Us 'nf' ws- S U s 'EX . 1 . Q' 1, ... .. Km M...-r , :Ww- . M-.Q 'Fi ' - ' ' 5 'Qs mLm-' f . f , 6 Corwin Ackerman Michael Adams Brian Aker Debra Albertsen Jane Alldredge Norman Allison Karen Anaston Paul Antonovich Linda Arlantico Esther Aud Mary Ellen Aud Albert Babcock Shirley Ball Bernard Barnes Elvert Barnes Joe Barnes Maxine Barnes Ruby Barnes Joyce Bauserman Evelyn Bean Michael Bean Kelly Bell Deborah Benson Dennis Berg , X l rw, -vs ... A 4' W M ws, ':,, ' -fi ,ff y ,Aa 1 I v H gi V. 4 mf , . 1. ,J f nr it . V 4 -Y 15, 5 if + W s E we- Q1 1 6 ew, mah, , if au. . ' 1 ,3,,,,.. I ' f., W I ' . . . 2Kf -- aa Junior Class Officers: Vice President Jean- nie Matthews and President Esther Aud lbottoml. Treasurer Leigh Dohrman ltopl. Secretary Barbara Cooper not pictured. 4 , fi ' ig 'Qi ' L , KA J s ,ai - -It ' 6 15 is by l s I l :- 4 '-1 rv' R wr 'sy' ' tiff? . ill! , tiieib Q , W lil ,Y ,o- , , S i do J - ' tik . o . ll H X f. L 5 if ,, -t,, Ag ., V,m, as --wf A 1 f t J. J - E Q f e. ie 6. ' ll 1 'B B V- ' f3'f :..' ?s ,we 5 3 ,Z . 1. 5 4 Patricia Berghorn James Bickerton Lewis Birch Gloria Bonds Franklin Briscoe Margaret Briscoe Constance Brooks Faith Brooks Pearl Brooks Timothy Brown Rod Brylawski David Bunting Jeff Burke June Butler Jim Caldwell James Campbell Yvonne Carpenter Jerry Carter Susan Chapman Teresa Chase Deborah Chesser Mary Clarke William Clarke Gail Clayton Lois Clements Robin Clinton William Cole Richard Combs Sidney Connor Barbara Cooper Gail Corcoran Starr Costello Paulette Crowder James Cullison Terri Dague Mark Davidson Donna Davis Gary Davis Carol Dean Hazel Dement Kenneth Dement John Demko Leigh Dohrman Kenneth' Downes Sue Downes Glenn Dupraw Jane Dutton John Eaker Jonathan Eckardt George Edison Mary Edison Elizabeth Eldridge Kim Engman Lyn Eslerly Joe Farmer William Farmer Charles Faulkner Michael Fee Marsha Fenhagen Betty Fenwick Gail Fenwick Linda Fenwick Phyllis Fenwick Terry Fenwick Delores Ferguson Brenda Fisher I Lowell Flachs Donna Flanagin Cynthia Franzen Sharon Fross Richard Gardner Bonnie Garner Susan Gatton Michael Gerred Victor Giddings Gregory Gillingham Charlene Gilmore Crystal Graves ,true 'wl- 11: W f i: 'ff h FA' I ,lf ' I - ' , ., ,gulf K 8, M 54- : 'iil ff e,tl 5 A . ., ,M 5' i j 4 iiill C LV -, Q,V ,Y I7 1 ,r H R, A .- IR 1, sif-.f ll ,I f, .J F Q l ' , I .. ' T Q , TE? ,wr f' ' ,. i ' r . .f , K 'ljlu VV I A 13' N 5,f 'i' F li l' is fn' Ll f Q lie , - f ' 4 fl ff n fl: ,,... Performing at halftime to Basin Street Blues is ma- iorette Vicki Gurley. 381' ' ff . ' Q, s a ik lying L Q s fs f e ,in 'li' ,ff 1 0'1 Avy V ' Charles Green Florinda Greene Beniamin Greer Beth Grey Susan Guethlein Vicki Gurley Carolyn Guy Betty Hammond Charles Hand Doug Hardman Larry Harp Alice Henderson Charles Herbert Kirk Hilburn Francis Hill Robin Hines Deborah Hitchcock Jeff Hughes Marc Hunter Robert Hunter Alfred James Jim Jameson Carmen Johnson Curtis Johnson Gary Johnson Linda Johnson David Jones John Kalmus David Kerr Darlene Kessler Steven Kish Carl Knott ' Catherine Laigle George Lancaster Wanda Langley James Lantz Sheri Latimer Nancy Lee Susan Lishness Robert Lococo Charles Long Francis Maddox 9 Paul Maddox Terry Madieski Laura Markle Peggy Marlay Robin Marlin Maria Mason Gloria Matthews Rebecca Maus Ruby Moyers William McCabe Marry McCarler Thomas McDonald Linda McGonigle Tommy McKay Danae McNee Cheryl Merchant Diann Milburn Grace Milburn James Miles Kathi Mims Pal Mirfield John Moorehead Jim Moro Donald Morse Donoghy Morris Michael Morrissefle Marlane Mozelewski Pamela Neal Rodger Nelson Stephen Nelson Theodore Newkirk Alma Norris Jerry Norris John Norris Joseph Norris Joe Norlh C llly l if e 2 5 1 X iss .. K w K T s N X ' vf ' u ., . X. H, H ae. . 4-.f ,Q 2 N is l fe ' , A .. . 55 . K s ' i s is , 4 lla is ' is J ' , is i ,Mi I s Q .. xy J, l s 552: , . A L . mixes, sssr in If s-.., f 5 1 ..... ... A im, ,, . .. if 4' , 5, f T fb W N: 1 , ,M , , ,H V 3' -1- ..-.'4',.s XVHQR, .1151 1 C sis'q53 '4 , lil o '-if ,., James Oakley V A Connie Owens I T i Timothy Page .jg-,sk W' A kl'ii.. 3 Q : B ' . Wayne Palmer A is- is .l.. X X F' 5 A Larry Parham t ,.., .. ' Wolfgang Picard ' ' 4 ' f Cindy Franzen and Elverf Barnes. nn 'Wifwv ,'g5fIg, ' 'i' Y rg, 20 , gi , ,L S Q 'fo s , f 5 , 1'1 gf' fy if, ,fy Working at the Junior Class candy sales are Larry Farmer and Charles Faulkner Katherine Poe Kathryn Poss George Pryor Sandra Raley Richard Ransdell Gary Reed Jim Reid Edward Reynolds Betty Rice Leon Rice Betty Ridgell Charles Ridgell Francis Robinson David Robrecht Nancy Rowe Charles Russell Frankie Russell Sheldon Russell Laurie Ryan Diane Sachs Frances Sanders Doreen Saunders Karen Sawyer Joseph Saxon Jeffery Scott Rodney Senteney Brenda Sewell Pamela Sharrock Greg Shipman Deborah Shultz Working in the chemistry lab a Danae McNee and William Ball. .ci ,f it f 6514-ff . M . 6 A 3, is T mu 1 J re Karen Anaston, M A , T I R i,1, Jacqueline Siebert 'i'- ' e'if i I A f Charles Simms ,L m,,,,L L V V . A Nj- f 3... Alma Smallwood ' VVIV Desiree Smith Z ,a:,, Q ,-' f ZV, E U Kenneth Smith 'mi .,, :ff V' Robert Smith I kai I ,K ' Bobby Somerville ' Robert Sparks , Wanda Spear ' Robert Speer if-'L k Jackie Steele 1 Kevin Stevens I Carol Stone Diane Stone Nancy Stone Gene Strickland Joseph Sturgeon Garnett Sullivan Cheryl Sutliff Paul Swann Patricia Taylor Carolyn Thomas Dorothy Thompson Sherry Thompson Teri Thompson Mark Todd Marian Travers Paul Trossbach Leo Trossbach Richard Underwood Diane Vandermolen Connie Vanpatten John Walsh Susan Watling Sunshine Watts Mary Waugh I .pg J 4.- 2+rf'..5.4 ,, fd' ' A -sf 5, W f G e iff , rf 1' . s F Wig, NN .5 Q , 31 , ,- L. 0 V' X 1, 3? .lf T fu H, . ' 0 X i Y In , ,. , ri fu- rer is Y' . ia essr g ,-,- so srl, 3 s Thomas Young , , fyf Claudia Welch ' Donald West Gail Whatley Paul White Mike Wiley Harold Willard Debra Willenborg Scott Williams Jacqueline Willis Wayne Wilson Phyllis Wood Warren Wood William Wooden Jeff Wyrick Timothy Yannayon Earl Yarber Teresa Yeager Rebecca Yon Junior Steering Committee: First -f'..-Q 2 . re- K A 9, We f row: Peggy Marlay, Jeannie Mat- thews, Leigh Dohrman, Esther Aud. Second row: Charles Faulk- ner, Jane Dutton, Elvert Barnes, Marlane Mozelewski, Larry Farm- er, Desiree Smith, Sponsor Alan Drimmer. ' June 1972 graduates August 1972 graduates l 123 .P A if , . J J1 ' 2 , A mx W 1 ., , iff X A, if M 'rw' 4 ff I, f 1 ix ' if 'VL , '-'f A ff ,iih ,, ' A 'W 3 1' ik Vfcfair sf' tx s Q 'S-1? J Qs, A., K is fr fa ' 'A Mi V V f ,na V, I V K - A ,z .fu 5 N L W3 A22-ir Q1 . . 9 1 if ,Ni 44,1 'ff' 'iv' 11 pf' .wxsf 'I ,L .W W ,A.A Q W N M 4, 6, -' W1 , 8 41 K I 5 33 h V, ,f f Ngx . 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Russell Adams Ronald Adkins Roy Albertson Donna Anderson Luke Andrews Ellen Angle-myer Freddie Bailey Joseph Bailey Janet Baker Hope Baldwin Bernard Ball Earl Barber Walter Barckley Colbert Barnes Iran Barnes Janet Barnes Susan Barnes Veronica Barnes Steven Barth Eva Bates Jeffrey Baumbach Parran Bean Debra Beining Michael Belknap Barbara Bennett Sandra Bennett Timothy Bennett Debbie Benningfield John Bentley Charles Berry Paul Berry Ruben Berry Kathleen Bock Patricia Boggs Deborah Booth Richard Brewer David Briscoe Eric Briscoe Francis Briscoe Joyce Brooks Mary Brooks Mike Brooks Rena Brooks William Brooks Darlene Brown Douglas Brown Mark Browne Beniamin Bryan James Butler Susan Butler Antoinette Campos Zenaida Capua David Corley Dale Carlson Rhonda Carpenter Eunice Carroll GP' 1' .... 1 J. f as 'i in Q V X C . is ai Q Y sl et .. 1' , ,Q , ,,lr,, i Q 3 s ee l 5 i ,E 1 .ee gift-1,2 RA B x , P slug .1 I BE Wg: fi ' x :1im ' ' EX i X mi A 1 qw - 4 it ' I , 'N A ' Ap' , x X ' N. 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A J A A ' ii Q K Q 1 J fs is ' Q' Aiii M ,..-f P K X i kN,+ Q J V1 ' L Gene Carroll Martin Carroll Lawrence Carter Maureen Carter Catherine Chapman Lynnehe Chandler Alice Chase George Chase John Chase Laverne Chase Raymond Chase Jesse Clark Debra Claylon Deborah Claylon Jane Clayton Agnes Cline Scott Colvin Craig Conklin Charles Connelly Gordon Cook John Cooper Belly Couriney Debbie Culp William Curtis Sludents Vicki Wilkins, Doris Downes Donna Hughes wailing fo get fheir class plclure taken. f 5 I if is 'i i ' Q A W A f 'F . , 1 ' is Q 5' 1 Q Charles Cuichember Gale Cufchember Mary Dague Joseph Davey Charles Deagle Thomas Doagle Glenda Delorme Ralph Denl Carolyn Derrick Val Dorsey Doris Downes Karen Drank Karen Drenning Mary Beth Duke Leoiha Duncan Charles Dupraw Jeffery Dyer Elaine Dyson Geraldine Dyson Parricia A. Dyson Patricia H. Dyson Pauline Dyson Cheryl Emory Lynn Erion Joseph Evans Tony Farewell Darryl Fenhagen Arlene Fenwick Gene Fenwick John Fenwick Gail Ferguson Terry Flemming Kerry Flynn Roy Furr Robert Garay Joy Gardner Donna Garner Maria Gallon Riding in the homecoming parade is sophomore prin- cess Mo ryLynn Runco. Paul Gelrud Karen Gerred Cathleen Gilmore John Giro Jean Glndden Joanne Goddard Leo Gordon Beverly Gough Rufus Gough Glen Gould Joe Green Wilhemino Greene Sharon Greenwell Nancy Graff ' is' - .,1f'l.'f' 1 riiwiffa-,J rA', all XI 115 QWVKM Q 'XX 1 V4 he F xi jf tml, .1 W my srrv W. ,by 41' , , f . g ,sv- J in Q m f if f ' .Q :E . S M 'Z W i in yy, y 1 ie. 112 E115 5 L, 2 Anita Guethlein Judith Gutzler Benedict Guy George Haliscok Debra Hall Glenda Hall Janice Hanson Linda Hautzenroder Gerald Hawkins Sandra Hawkins Betty Hayden Eddie Henderson Pamela Heubel Myron Hewlett Nathan Hill Linda Hobbs Skye Hobgood Dinah Horton Ronald Horton Debbie Houck Stephen Huett Donna Hughes Jerald Humenik Sherri Huntley Cheryl James Willie James Beniamin Johnson Bert Johnson Judith Johnson Kenneth Jones Gloria Jordan Lillie Jordan Thomas Jordan Stephen Kalmus Richard Keeney Craig Kelley Jimmy Kendrick Jill Ketchmark Debra King Patricia Kleinbeck Pot Kohut Susan Kohut Melissa Krumke Michael Laigle Richard Lancaster Donna Langley Cheryl Lanham Francis Lawrence Mosie Lawrence David Lockwood Linda Long Steve Long Charles Longfield Patrick Lowery Bernadette Maddox Leon Maddox A group of sophomores try their hand ot basketball. James Magnette Faailo Malae Hanipale Malae Jamie Maresh Joseph Marshall Patricia Matthews Joseph Matthews John Mayer Melanie Maynard Francis McCarthy Patricia McFee Charles McGee Jeffrey McLane Billie McMahon Kathleen McNee James Merritt Frances Miedzinski Riselind Milburn Walter Miles Doris Millard Steven Moran Martin Morris Philip Morris Allen Morrissette Emi Morton Michael Mulligan Durwood Murray William Murray Richard Myer Larry Newcomer Gary Newkirk Charles Norris Marion Norris Nancy Otis Bernard Owens Caroll Owens Joy Owens Pat Owens Mike Painter Ted Pall Darlene Palmer Lewis Parham Wi iff' -.t k Egj in 'J : qi as Q , je new It K ,Q ri.,t, P J I5 P it . -C ' Qu q zib J... y X Qqzz P ' f I C i C f J ,ll i e? .r ,lr K PM A alll P lli la' of 0 MX ll ik . Alan Parker LaDonne Pennington Cecilia Phillips Douglas Phillips Susan Phillips Francis Poe Cynthia Poisson Cathy Pollreisz James Pratt Pamela Price Sylvia Price William Price Jennelle Priddy Kevin Priestley Linda Purnell Band member George Haliscak marches during halftime. tm f , 9' gmc r J kx K , N . .L . Q,.. h: - N .V f Jir i J ..,e X, P i mils . V L 1 ,, f - ...TQ K. 1 4 i f 5: 3 W ga 'N -Q , ll 3- 5, I , I 'gt ,Qi in K J 6 4 ,M- na! fa, ll 'R' if 1- X7 V l auf fi? 2 524 'c 5 I ': , v J Q ' T Pi a+ ff' O Sophomore Class Officers: President Jennelle Priddy Treasurer Sandra Russell, Secretary Sandra Hawkins, Vice President Jane Clay- ton not pictured. Deborah Raley Elizabeth Raley Mark Raley Stephen Roley Carole Redman Gina Reed Loretta Reeder Deborah Reid John Reid Kyle Repp Carla Ridgell Charles Roberts Carl Robinson Kenny Ross Mark Rowe James Royalty Mary Lynn Runco Pamela Rupp Linda Russel Rita Russell Sandy Russell Kathy Schlosser Jesse Scott Gerald Sewell Gregory Sewell Robert Sewell William Sexton Marilyn Shaifer Timothy Shaw Darla Shepard Arthur Shepherd Darrell Shively Joan Slade Carol Smith John M. Smith John W. Smith Karen H. Smith Katherine Smith Keith Smith ' Lynne Smith Mary Smith Ramona Smith Tracy Smith Troy Smith . Kenneth Smythers Joseph Spak Steve Sparks Darla Staff I Janet Stamey Sherry Stansbury Harold Starr Chandra Stout Fred Stow Louise Stickland Susan Strickland William Sullivan Jacalyn Strope George Szlendak Barbara Taylor Jacqueline Taylor Lydia Taylor Vernon Teague Dan Thomas David Thomas Darlene Thompson Marion Thompson Mary Thompson Michael Thompson Myron Thompson Patty Thompson James Tiburzi Grace Tippett James Toon Maurice Toon Geraldine Travers Dale Vallandingham .,z:::z4,ff 1,-wwf. J 'll 1 4 41 M- 4' 4 'F' f . 4 f i mv' Sharon VanDyke I, Melanie Wagner Curtis Ward , M K Barbara Watling kkt.l Bonnie Watson Ralph waugh flfvf , Amy Welch W Gregory Welford r ,i ' Q ' Steven Wendling ,kL,, 1 1 TOWWY While .. 17' - is if 112 , 'Q 1 ' Daniel whnhqm ir,i Vickie Wilkins ': i John williams ' ' . iiii Renee williams ,T .1 yti V J it i is ,i, J ' fill! ',i i J f Mi Sophomore Joe Baily patronizes the Charm Pop sale. Q is ? ul - 'iv 912+ f Effie 'M Q as Joyce Wise Beverly Woodburn ' Cindy Woods S Q 'A I Franklin Wright it - 5 william wright X V . I J Diane Wynn 4' 2 . J . L K John Yannayon ' ' ' L Peggy Yates Richard Yeatman : Q . Ronald Yeatman g , All Joseph Young N ' Lawrence Young , 47, .A ' Donald Ziegler gg lvl Joseph Zienda .Y Aiy, J Y ,L JQYY ffl , f '-.H H1 ef' if . ru-. lx .4 .1 f t ,f, In , :If H -'wtf 'fy rr- e iw I , I ix QV, I - 77' will ' MMM J ' ,, E . J ,.,. . . ri.. , ev: 3 ,.., W B 5 I 509' we Ji' od uf 'A' 4' i Sophomore Class Steering Committee: Seated: Jen- Sherri Huntley, Glenda Hall, Debbie Hall, Doris nington, Cathy Chapman, Jamie Maresh, Sponsor nelle Priddy, Kathleen Bock, Cathleen Gilmore, Tim Downes, Donna Hughs. Standing: Jane Clayton, Ron Sableski, Mary Beth Duke, Dale Carlson, Debra Shaw, CeCe Phillips, Sandra Hawkins. Second row: Melanie Maynard, Patty Matthews, LaDonne Pen- Clayton, Janet Baker, Sandra Russell. O 133 iw 'Gs X 94 x 1 Ill! ki I X S' 5 1 F iw ufiw W 4 b wr 'ff f - elf, , NK' X Q S S ,AK .A sr: .Q .. 6- 'npr Sl xx a. will H , ,,,,. , , ' 41 1' ' 5. T3 6 Dale Abell Mary Abell Daniel Adams Karen Agner Michael Aident Leonard Aills Ellen Albert George Alling Kirk Allison Kevin Anaston Paul Anderson Albert Angel Wanda Anthony Patrocinio Arlantico Douglas Armstrong Doug Ashmore Darlene Aud Shirley Aud Timothy Babcock John Bailey Cherry Ball Nettie Ball Paul Balladarsch Angela Ballard James Balsdaugh Donna Barber Diana Barfield Thomas Barnes Linda Bayles Ellen Bean James Bean Janice Bean Leslie Beard Mary Beaton Rose Beining Sylvia Bennett Thomas Berncsconi Victoria Bernazzani Diane Berry Thomas Bigg ' Bruce Bingman Carole Biondi Catherine Biscoe Steve Blackwell Eileen Blair Beverly Boggs Catherine Boothe Maureen Bowing i f -:sus - if Q .ff i sl Q5 r- V M it iii' 1 . - '93 . Freshmen use the library. P Q A ine W ix yi gvkiwg si 'E ka. .. - it fin ,. lil' llhfyf I il- J 1 .Q- 3, if iraq' 'll BE if ,f ' - iw i' X W il t 5 w Q ., N --'.:- T A ' ee ,J ' 'ul ii'i it. L ' .Y x A I si ,, Q.-ev yr t U. fr liege ,ei L 4 5 V .,,, A W 1-.. I C f ' fi j -,f. ' :glenn , 1' ,,- j . er 4' 5 ' A . 6.1 X . L, -- ' w N e E! - Q1 ,, iii' J fr, ,, V , I J V . J' R it J , y A V , Z, f, , W, ,VKL ,z W: of IM, A A 1 A Vuvru 'hifi' M i 'lm ' , , , , , . s : is ,ol 3 v A ,W ,I Q W' . i E 55,1 ,- b 1 -. , 3 , ,kb 'qs f ,Qt ii a2lfL.g:2e.f f'-QQ, 4 , 'Etna'-ffj -z, .2h. 2i ii 4 lsr , vf-V it KJ., ,LAA t .2255 19 ' - 1 Q AV' 41 ? .. ME ,Zz J J, i, Q K N2 l 47 5 ll' m f , 1 i ' 'V -:,' Xl i Ba XX .- . , ,f- 'V +L , V' I c K f A 1 , 4. s . J QUE Y , kA , , Debra Bozeman Shirley Bradburn Carrella Bradford Kenneth Brady Mark Braxton Brenda Briscoe Shirley Briscoe Richard Brockus Cothie Brooks Karen Brooks Barbara Brown Candace Brown James Brown Lesley Bryan Steven Burnett Carol Burroughs Terri Burroughs Lark Bussler Pamela Butler Rosetta Butler Rebecca Caldwell Deborah Carey Cathy Carlson Evangeline Carpenter David Carroll Joseph Carroll Yvonne Carroll Billy Carter James Carter Joan Carter Andre Cassognol John Charles Oliver Chose Raymond Chase, Jr. Sheila Chase Robert Clark Rose Clark Shirley Clarke Debra Clayton John Clayton Brenda Cline Linnio Cloud Sylvia Clyburn Ray Combs Robert Combs Donald Comstock Judy Comstock Leslie Coogan Kathy Cook Kenneth Coombs Barbara J. Cooper Carl Cooper Oleta Copsey Ronald Corbin Patricia Corcoran Ted Cosgrove Richard Crook David Cunningham Frank Curtis Michael Curtis Xavier Curtis Joyce Cutchember Michelle Darnell Anne Daugherty Annette Davis Donald Davis Paul Davis Joseph Day Darlene Deagle Debra Dean Susan Dean Jacquelyn Dement 7 Debbie Hautzenroder in first year Spanish. Deborah Dorsch Vincent Dorsey John Dove Charles Dowsey Barbara Dunbar Arthur Dupraw Theresa Durkin Diane Dyson Jeffrey Dyson Linda Dyson Gregory Ebbert Kathy Eckle Gary Edmonds Paul Elkamp Francis Ennels Michael Ennels Monica Erwin Marvin Farewell Dave Faulkner Barbara Fenwick Brenda Fenwick Frank Fenwick Kathy Fenwick Rose Fenwick Steve Feranec David Fields Timothy Fields Richard Finch Susan Flachs Robert Flanagin Keith Flowers Kevin Forrest Anita Foster Sondra Franzen Steve Friend Robert Fross lvy Furr James Gardner Susan Garner Kimberly Gatton Andrew Gibson Anita Gibson ' Jeffery Giddings Brian Gillingham Gail Giro Dorothy Goddard Wayne Goddard Joy Goldman Sharon Goldsmith Louis Goode Penny Gotshall Amity Gramento Camille Greco Kevin Greene Joseph Greenwell Patricia Greenwell 1 ...4 - .fm ,f s fi' al' .-A... far -N .1 ,W ff fifth fs, W1 , .4 Q., '- 1 f. 3? '1 v . 1 A,.J Q., V' U J ' ' S 0' zzz is 'lf' Q Michael Dement Stewart Dement Sandy DeVault Joseph Dillow Grace Dahrman Robert Dooley Ronnie Dooley Michael Dorough ...pa JL si, 'HWY it ei I l . gif? fa fe Q-'sv :J 1 A iw . F .ss as ,f ':. .: sis 1. y . 1 K c,...u is A Xb 1 fr ,. .. .. 'I-, ,. fy 30 Vg.. . ,mail me X V if W 7. J as is im! Y as 2 . ev-F . 'T A . 4 fig. ak K' ' A fd . we S? zu X fm ' in ef' .ae f,,.., -, - -1-MU X. K of i 1 . so - Q 'Fx .1 555, Ii ' s -X v, A XS v X 1-iv 1 ' x f if .fi J ' ii! er ,.. . , QQ-.fu ,R ee , gfg t Sushi . ' .Q JN, i ii fe 1 F V 33 j s? i -gig.. ng? ei A , slit' W Q - is . f- Er-1' of ,J 5 are ' If , Y .khk gi, ,T I 2 X 1 ', ,. ., 'V f f gy J T T 1 if P 1 f ' l 4 - 5 Q... , I C ' R T l I s 3 5. 'ink R Members of the Class of 1975 waiting for their pictures to be taken. fix J-,gf , J ,V ir I X I it T 5 rri' , T ifii gf 1' f T Mt me K VA., gl, K' :Nui .A X I0 lk ' M , I 2 ' f ,- F , 3 Q K xx hl ',l AA th In l 4 5 I Fil! S f . 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K ,Q ,,1, K' T 'i'- in K Y tl ' AV Q , ,1 r tt M A -,L ,J -Tl insists' Q' ' H' 4 ' f if 1 Mary Gregory John Gregson Shane Grey Donald Gross Tomas Gross Mary Guy Robert Guy Bruce Haase Kim Hand Connie Hanson Richard Hargan Blondell Harris Gerald Haugen Debbie Hautzenroder Wayne Hennessy Paul Hewitt Janice Hewlett Mary Hidalgo Pam Hite Ralph Hobbs Barbara Halt James Horning Debbie Huett Scott Hughes Ryan Hunter Thomas Hunter 9 Rudolph Jenkins Garland Jennings Ricky Jennings Terry Jessee Bruce Johnson Leonard Johnson Thomas Johnson Colleen Jones James Jones Robert Jones Ronnie Jones Donna Jordan James Jordan Sidney Joshua Allen Justice Tim Kelley Michael Kerr Susan Kessler Glen Ketchmark Steve Kirkpatrick Steve Kitchen Julie Koegel 40 Robert Kohut Thomas Kohut William Kohut Bill Knott Kathy Kralle Deborah Krause Gerald LaGue Harry Lang Linda Langley Sharon Langley Teresa Langley Billy Laux Ann Lawrence James Lawrence Ruby LeGrant Michael Lightcap Thomas Lishness Herbert Lloyd Linda Lloyd Ricky Lococo John Long Joyce Long James Lumpkins Lindo Lumpkins Julie Lund Gary Maddox Karen Maddox Gene Magnette Teri Mahoney Debbie Mongle Janet Martin David Matthews Paul Matthews Dennis Mayor Richard Mayor Dawn McCauley Debbie McCollum Robert McDonald Judy McKay Gregory McLane Colette Merchant James Milburn Joseph Milburn Connie Miles Joyce Miles Wanda Miles Judy Moore Rose Morgan Leo Morris William Morse Judy Motes Richard Motes Ricky Motts Michaelene Mozelewski Cynthia Muller Kathy Mulligan Sarah Nelson Francis Norris Gloria Norris Joseph Norris J J -Q, 4. J 5 - T J H VV1 Elgr . - .lvv A X, 1' -K 4 we W 1 1 -f 11 Carole Biondi, Lynn Payton and bers of the Varsity Chorus. Brenda Cline, Freshman mem- T ' J fgifr 7 f l J ig , i ll J ' . 2 - f' , ' f ' : f A . all !.f, 7 W may 'V L I, ' A lv' ,L L L. it it Q' 4 'Fi' 1, W A as LI 1 get wif' Mr I X K I , if ta' W , TQ , 5 W' , et, , ' H 16 if 'T' :ffl as , M Q V 743- ,f gl H W t t ov- YQ, ' 'a , ,A f .ws-Y.. we an at Q ,..-A if ' Algae ? e:,.f3?'f, if 'CS 'N X 9 8 3 -e 0 dike , 4-f or J ef- x..A 4 T ,.,. A, 1 w vu ,,.,' H 5 .. ig K X af to , ' Q 5,53 M Q1 xv 5 Q X E. 4' I JF f I X r i A .. v ME Judith Norris Karen Norris Michael Norris Thomas Norris Debbie North Danny O'Connor Pamela O'Neil Diane Orwig Tony Pait Wanda Parham Yvonne Pasley Lynn Patterson Lynne Payton Stephen Pearson Ronald Pegg David Pfeiffer Linda B. Phillips Linda M. Phillips Erin Pinno Perry Plyler Cyndi Poe Randy Poe Scott Poe Debbie Porter Natalie Porter Walter Powell Vanessa Price Diane Proftit Marsella Rader David Raley Paul Raley Greg Ravn Lee Redford George Redman Deborah Regel Carol Reid Herbert Reid Laura Rellihen Donna Rhodes Robert Roberts William Rose Debbie Rosenberg Kathy Rowe Nancy Royalty Francis Russell Patricia Russell Robert Russell Theresa Salyards James Saxon Julie Sayre Anna Schlosser Clotilde Scott Duncan Selph Patricia Serlon Karen Sewell Rosalind Sewell Mary Sexton Robert Sexton Linda Shade Valera Shaifer Mark Shaw James Sheehan Barbara Shepherd Cynthia Shipman Curtis Shreve Calvin Shubrooks Lawrence Siemon Richard Skrabacz Mary Slade Jo Smallwood David Smith Edwin Smith l 142 l. Peter Stockwell Robert Stone Greg Strickland Rebecca Taylor Rita Taylor Thomas Teagle Joseph Tennyson Donna Thomas Steven Thomas Terrance Thomason Charles Thompson John Thompson Susan Thompson Bonita Toon Gene Torre Frank Toth James Trossbach Ronald Turner Robert Tyree Darrell Ussery Roy Vandermolen Michael Vazquez Helen Voithoffer Ernest Wagner Danna Wallace Debi Word Rose Waters Kathy Watson Debbie Weeks David Weisman Debbie West Raymond West Charles Wheeler Bernadette White Katherine White Paul E. White Doris Whiting Gary Whiting Gymie Whittemore Mark Willard Druscilla William Curtis Williams Juanita Williams Charles Willis Cynthia Willis Gregory Wills Donald Wince Bill Windsor Frances Wood Joe Woodburn Woody Woodburn Kerri Wormwood Diane Yarber Cindy Yeager Cindy Yost Joseph Youni- Holly Smith Janet Smith Mark Smith Sharon Smith Robert Stansbury Monika Stork Robin Stork 2 11 4. T I l 0 , S e e xr . ,. . iff .' . 1 1.. , . E K kf,, NL f,:,1:E.,, ., h. . i s 5, 5 5 ' 5, l ill ' -Q X sf Y Q ' 1 sv I 4 Q- ..e.i., ...:., X J A A Karen Zedek Brenda Zienda Robert Zyskowski 0 'B R H fa wg . Htl? .f Q , f , 4. ghjez fs Ax WN. Y- .e F 2. ' A fy K K .T AZ: . . ' ,,, ' if S ,ws . ,- nf 1' . 'L ff Q N I 3 'f if '-SJ? es..-1 1 C '. J ' . lil' 5 fl Q is LI' h' -1-'.i,A..L ...', hgg' P P P 1t ' ,W P ' , , . Eww ..,.. , , . T T ' is President Patti McNamara Vice-president Terry Mahoney Secretary Anna Schlosher Treasurer Ladell Voithaufer Firsf row: Pat Greenwell, Patti McNamara, Terry Mu- Shepherd, Debbie North, Debbie Rosenberg, Third Beclfd, Kim Fleming, F0Uf7h FOW l-GUFG Relllhen l-Ihdd honey, Ladell Voithaufer, Anna Schlosher, Sharon row: Terry Durkin, Cathy Carlson, Cindy Willis, Leslie LUMPHNS, Bruce -l0l1l'1S0f1, GYGCG Arm Dohrmcn Goldsmith, Second row: Becky Caldwell, Barbara W' W WW I ,Q 1 fu. s -,Q -1 M' T ,. ,gg xv if 11 A ,im 5' f h' fm L W 3 52 2 M Q 1 E -U-..,,.. 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The fraining program has l'he full ap- proval of fhe Unifed Sfafes Coasf Guard. The aims and obiecfives of fhe Harry Lundeberg School of Seamanship can be simply s'l'afed: To guide and encourage young men seeking careers af sea, and fo help fhose already in fhe profession fo gain greafer skills fhaf will qualify fhem for more responsible and beffer paying iobs. ln addifion fo fhe finesf vocafional fraining available in fhe marifime indus- fry, young men af fhe Lundeberg School also have an opporfunify fo com- plefe fheir high school educafion fhrough a pioneering academic program which includes sfudy in all high school subiecfs, as well as a unique and highly successful remedial reading program. 147 DooIeg's Furniiure 8: Upholsierg John L. Nelson Owner and Operaior Ridge Texaco Service 48 New'Furni+ure Ridge, Md. 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Johnson, Dis+ribu+or Phone: 373-5333 Sou+hern Maryland Fresh Groceries Mea'rs Produce Toys and Nolions Open Seven Days a Week 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday lhrough Salurday 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Sundays 862-3l20 Volkswagen Repairs and Paris California' Maryland Owner: ED GUNDE R+. I, Box 69A Phone 373-2635 Hollywood, Md. 20636 54 Bee's Auio Supply. Inc. Two Loca+ions Serving Soulhern Maryland Prince Frederick, Maryland Lexinglon Park, Maryland Phone 535-lO9I Phone 862-2l9I Experl Body Repair 0 Compllmenls of and Aulo Painling Georges Park Jewelers 81' Walch and Jewelry Repairing Lauchlin A. Kelly, Owner 89 Coral Drive S M g Phone: 862-3l2l Lexinglon Parlc, Md 3 A Park T.V. 8r Record Shop RECORDS RCA and PACKARD BELL Color T.V. Headquarlers Sales and Service Lexing'l'on Park, Md. Phone 862-2911 r Roule 235, Lexinglon Parlc, Maryland 20653 George J. Reeder - Owner Phone 863-6979 WE BUY SELL AND J TRADE NEW AND '-1 i'l L,,6s ' Comple+e gunsmilhing 'l' Comple'l'e Line: Reloading ,. .,. 'l' Equipmenl' and Componenls USED GUNS 'l' Archery Equipmenl' ixll, if-'- T41 'I UA Burl's Gun 8f Spori Shop 26-28 Shangri La Drive Lexinglon Park, Maryland Kirbg's Glass Service Compang Aulo Glass - Sfore Fronls Furnilure and Desk Tops - Mirrors Thermopane Slorm Windows and Slorm Doors Aluminum Awnings and Jalousies J. Calvin Kirby, Jr., Prop. Greal' Mills Road 863-8l I8 Lexinglon Park 'l55 PARK MEN'S SHOP Lexing+on Park, Maryland Nex+ +o Plaza Thealer Tux Renlal Leading Brand Names in Sporfswear Pafuxeni Mo+ors Sales Inc. Lincoln - Mercury - Rambler Three Nofch Road Lexinglon Park, Maryland Phone 863-9444 214,-12 V,.. 2 ---,.. W, H B, ,B.L, , , ,Lk- l - - ,,l 'a - ' f 4 -. .. .. W Q 5- 8 f 5 1 X . ' Q ,Q J , ,:'- 4 ll a ' - 4 4 alar Q ,. . S 4 I . eoo Q Q 4 og, .,yy A sr . ii . - .K b 1 'a . Q. , .',aa f ' 4 X, 4 , 'M , ft .Q QMWMZ N.. X NNW' fixiikf . Ben Franklin Lexingfon Park, Maryland Open evenings lil 9 p.m. Member: Masfer Charge Bank Americard Cen+ral Charge 863-9200 'F C gb' Asburg s Flowers P one 862 2 Juniors Salufe The lass of '72 Nl, 1-, ella l fv.. l ,M '.1 - K '15 5 6 , 1 y M I '-5 'A ' f fff M 5 I 6 THE HUB Soulhern Ma ryla nd's Leading Deparlmenl Slore Lexinglon Parlc, Maryland Dyson PARK HALL 'ITWCVWPAN Lumber Compang SHOES America's Best Selling Men's and Boys' Shoe Greal Mills, Maryland Phone 994-0440 Opposwe me Library STORE NAME 5+ l 9 es M 'Yl d in Lexinglon Park Ph 872-5592 863-5600 M I5 7 'Y John R. Drurg and Son Insurance and Real Eslale Leonardlown, Maryland Phone 475-9I3I AGGIE'9 Dress Shop Leonardlown, Md. 475-9427 You Will Do Besl wifh O'BRIEN REALTY in McKay Implemeni and Truck Co. Inc. 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INC Waldorf 645-26I4 Leonardlown 475-9I45 Fourlh Genera+ion in Ihe Morlgage Business CompIimen+s of FRANK A. COMBQ Insurance Agency Leonardlown, Maryland Phone 475-9I I6 I59 THRIFT on co. mc. Ld Mld BOB 8: CATO'9 TEXACO Lexington Park' Md' Lexingfon Park, Maryland AUTO SUPPLY L ' P k Md. Leonardf Md 863-6603 475 393' FURNITURE ' APPLIANCES ' SERVICES ' TELEVISION ' CARPETING Zi!! Eafeqb LES CEN E Furnifure-AppIiunces-Televisions L g'Ion Park, Maryl d M Office and War Phone 863-8I8I L df M yI Ph 475 9I2I CI + M yI d Ph 868 3300 LEONARDTOWN BUILDING 8: SUPPLY COMPANY I B b and Jim Miedzinski AII in I'I1e way of building ma+eriaIs NM 'H'---.,... ,,.,-, -Zdamm M TIDEWATER REALTY COMPLETE FINANCIN 7shgLD L 9+ Puma Ph 363705: Jack Rue Jim Henderson E9THER'ECompH B W .4 . , W' KS' C q I 1? I 'I C I g H ESTHER SMITH MART Sfyling Culling Afro-Slyling Wigs 863-5602 s HERMANVILLE 2 Miles Soufh of Lexingfon Parlc Turn Righf Hermanville Rd. Proceed I Mile Complimenls of Lexi ngfon Park Cleaners Grea+ Mills Road COPPAGE IMPLEMENT CO. GREAT MILLS, MD. PHONE 99479892 0 POULAN CHAIN SAW SALES - SERVICE AND PARTS EMERGENCY 373-2I36 -994-2740 Complimenls A 81- NI of GLASS CO. Home Improvemenls pg. BQX '47 S0uTherrl Maryland GREAT MILLS, MD. ' 20634 JIM ARMSWORTHY Soil' Ice cream ' Sandwiches . Texaco Producls Pizza Groceries Greal Mills - Markei, 884-316: Phone 863 8I77 ' Lexinglon Park, Md. 162 Ei q' ,- Li? 'f ' ' 4 XII' v . . QSAXW by is w8gggl'af1z6fzbllA gg 210 fle 56440 ,7Q , P' , I U 4,-,WV 1 ,dwtfllu ,, . lv, I , - Q . -.-rj.: 'X E 'I 1, I V, if Pm ly 'E1P f,,M.!l 1- Vi 1 lm A ' vi i M ' 1 'rl ' l1.lD'll I T .FN J 45 -'- -1 - K1 Q jf 142 riff f -X -- - -Y vi.,-.... . ' V Vllnlugruphrr s nf X ullrnmf ,N nlnblp x Mm 4' IWIS IBH4 G 5'l'RliliT. NXV.. XVASHINGTON. D. C. 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Box 45 California, Maryland Phone 373-2IOI ' Mulfi-engine Ra+ing ' Airline Transpor+ Pilo+ ' Air Taxi and Char+er ' FFA and VA approved Burke's Trailer Sales Greal' Mills Road, Lexinglon Park, Md. Phone 862-2l46 , l i ' - M e s lf If l r M A... Aldridge Ford Inc Greal Mills Road Lexinglon Park, Md. Come see The Hillbillies! Down in fhe Valley Prices! Mounfain Top Values! . me .J ', Annual- For +he very besi' of care 'For your hair Casfilian Hair Fashions 72 Hours: Monday - Safurday 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Hi-Fashion S+yling Phone 862-2033 Thursday +ill 8 p.m. Cuffing Rubye Beaman, Owner Wednesday evening by appoin+men+ Hair Coloring We Fea+ure Professional Wig Sales and Service 41 Barnes , Iran, 126 Bowing, Maureen, 136 A ALM GLASS CO., 162 Abell, Dale, 136 Abell, Joe, 90 Abell, Mary, 136, 59 Academics, 9 Ackerman, Corwin, 63, 116, 23 Activities, 35 Barnes, Janet, 126, 41 Barnes, Joe, 116, 46 Barnes, Kenneth, 90 Barnes, Lewis, IIB, 115 Barnes, Ma Barnes, Ma rk, 5, 57 xine, 116 Barnes, Ruby, 116 Barnes, Susan, 126 Barnes, Ter fy, 35, so Barth, ADAMS APPLIANCE SHOP, 150 Adams, Daniel, 136 Adams, Micheal, 116, 73 Adams, Russel, 126 Barnes, Thomas, 136 Barnes, Veronica, 126 Joseph, 90, 50 INDEX Bass, Cathy, 52 Bouchillon, Debbie, 92 Bowing, Cathleen, 92 Boxwell, Robert, 92, 12 Boyce, Beckie, 93 Boyer, Margo, 93, 97, 41 Bozeman, Debra, 137 Bradburn, Shirley, 137 Bradburn, Terri, 53 Bradford, Carrella, 137, 41 Brody, Kenneth, 137 Braxton, Mark, 137 Sidney, 117, 63, 114, 13 Connor, Carpenter, Evangeline, 7, 137, 41 Carpenter, Rhonda, 126 Carpenter, Yvonne, 117 Adkins, Ronald, 126 Administration, 10 Ads, 145 AGGlE'S, 158 Agner, Karen, 136, 59 Aills, Leonard, 55, 136 Aker, Brian, 116 Albertsen, Debra, 116, 58 Albertsen, Roy, 126 ALBERTSEN'S FOODWAY, 149 ALDRIDGE FORD INC., 171 Aldridge, Sheila, 44, 84 Allan, Arthur, 90, 63, 62 Allbert, Ellen, 136, 44 Alldredge, Jane, 116, 6 Alling, George, 136 Allison, John, 90, 63 Allison, Kirk, 69, 136, 80 Allison, Norman, 116, 63, 73, 62 Anaston, Karen, 116, 122, 83 Anaston, Kevin, 136, 71 ' Anderson, Donna, 126 Anderson, Paul, 136 Andrews, Luke, 126 Andrews, March, 90, 91, 71 Andrews, Michael E., 12 Angel, Albert, 136 Anglemyer, Ellen, 126 Anthony, Wanda, 136, 44, 59 Antonovich, Paul, 116 Applegate, Zerline, 90 Aident, Michael, 136, 59, 55 Arlantico, Linda, 116 Arlantico, Patrocinio, 136, 55 Armstrong, Douglas, 136 ASBURY'S FLOWERS, 157 Ashmore, David, 90 Ashmore, Doug, 136, 71 Aud, Darlene, 136 Aud, Esfhsr, 116, 115, 123, as, 46, 52 Aud, Mary Ellen, 116, 52 Aud, Shirley, 136, 59 August, Roseann, 90, 52 Babcock, Albert, 116 Babcock, Timothy, 136 Bailey, Freddie, 126 Bailey, Glenda, 88, 90 Bailey, John, 136 Bailey, Joseph, 126, 96, 132, 69, 58 Baker, Janet, 126, 133, 24 Baldwin, Elva Baldwin, Hope, 126 Baldwin, Laverne, 84, 41 Ball, Bernard, 126 Boll, Cherry, 136 Barth, Steven, 126, 71, 58 Baseball, S Basketball, Freshman, B0 Basketball, Girls 85 Basketball, Junior Varsity, 78, 79 Basketball, Varsity, 74, 75, 76, 77 Bates, Eva, 126 Batts, Joanne, 91 Baumbach, Jeffrey, 126 Bauserman, Joyce, 116, 52 Bayles, Linda, 136 Beaman, William R., 12 Bean, Carl, 63 Bean, Ellen, 136, 41 Bean, Evelyn, 116 Bean, Grace, 28 Bean, James, 136 Bean, Janice, 136, 59 Bean, J. Lloyd, 33 Bean, Lois Ann, 91 Bean, Marion, 91, 97, 41 Bean, Mike, 116 Bean, Parran, 126 Beard, Leslie, 136, 57, 143, 41 Beaton, Chris, 91, 58 Beaton, Mary, 136, 59, 55 BEE'S AUTO SUPPLY, INC., 154 BEETLE HAUS, 154 Beining, Debra, 126, BI, 136 Beining, Rose, 136, 59, B1 Belknap, Michael, 126 Bell, Kelly, 116 BELL MOTOR COMPANY, 153 BEN FRANKLIN, 156 Bennett, Barbara, 126, 44, 41 Bennett, Donna, 17 Bennett, Pamela, 91 Bennett, Sandra, 126 Bennett, Sylvia, 136 Bennett, Timothy, 126 Benningtield, Debbie, 46, 126, 57 Benningfield, Rodney, 91, 55 Benson, Debbie, 116, 50, 57 Benson, Gary, 9, 91, 92, 46, 57 Bentley, John, 69, 126 Berg, Dennis, 116 Berghorn, Patty, 117, 82, 83 Bernasconi, Thomas, 136 Bernauani, Victoria, 136 BERNIES SPORTING GOODS CORNER Brewer, Richard, 126, 41 Briscoe, Brenda, 137 Briscoe, Clarence, 115 Briscoe, David, 126, 44, 69 Briscoe, Eric, 126 Briscoe, Francis, 126 Briscoe, Franklin, 117 Briscoe, James, 28 Briscoe, Margaret, 1 17 Briscoe, Rose, 91, 93, 52 Briscoe, Shirley, 137 Brockus, Richard, 137 Brooks, Cathie, 137 Brooks, constance, 117 Brooks, Faith, 117 Brooks, Joyce, 126, 8, 9 Brooks, Karen, 137 Brooks, Mary, 126 Brooks, Mike, 126, 58 Brooks, Pearl, 117 Brooks, Rena, 126 Brooks, William, 126 Brown, Barbara, 137, 15 Brown, Candace, 137, 59 Brown, Charlene, 93 Brown, Darlene, 126, 57 Brown, Douglas, 126, 85, 54, 55 Brown, Jamesf-137 Brown, Larry L., 12, 38, 41 Brown, Peggy, 93 Brown, Timothy, 117 Browne, Mark, 126, 71, 57 Bryan, Beniamin, 126 Bryan, Deborah, 93 Bryan, Jerry, 78, 79 Bryan, Lesley, 137 Bryant, Blanche, 28 Brylawski, Rod, 117, 46, 50, 41 Buckner, Robert, 93 Bunting, David, 117 Buonviri, Michael, 13 Buonviri, Molly Rose, 26 BURCH OIL COMPANY INC., 152 Burch, ted, 57 Burke, beverly, 93 Burke, Jeff, 117 BURKE'S TRAILER SALES, 171 BURL'S Burnett, GUN L SPORT SHOP, 155 Steven, 1 37 Burroughs, Carol, 137 Carroll, Carroll, Carroll, Cynthia, 94 David, 137, 80 Eunice, 126, 44 Carroll, Gene, 127 Carroll, Joseph, 137 Carroll, Marian, 94, 54, 53, 52 Carroll, Martin, 127, 79 Carroll, Patsy, 94 Carroll, Yvonne, 35, 137 CARROLL'S GARAGE, 148 Carter, Billy, 137 Carter, James, 137 Carter, Jerry, 117 Carter, Joan, 137, 81 Carter, Lawrence, 127 Carter, Martha, 11 Carter, Maureen, 127, 41 Carter, Carter, Cassag Ray, 57 Samuel, 94 nal, Andre, 137 CASTILIAN HAIR, 172 Castro, Maria, 57 Chandler, lynnette, 127, 32 Chapman, Catherine, 127, 133, 46 Chapman, Susan, 117 Charles, John, 137, 44 CHARLIE'S SEAFOOD, 146 Chase, Alice, 127, 52 Chase, George, 127 Chase, James, 28 Chase, John, 127, 74, 76 Chase, Laverne, 127 C hose, Marian, 91 , 94 Chase, Oliver, 137 Chase, Raymond, 127 Chase, Raymond, 137, 63, 79 Chase, Robert, 28 Chase, Rose, 54, 94 Chase, Sheila, 137, 44 Chase, Teresa, 117, 115, 53, 52 Cheerleaders, Freshman, 81 Cheerleaders, Junior Varsity, 84 Coogan, Leslie, 137 Cook, Gordon, 68, 69, 127 Cook, Kathy, 137, 85, 36, 41 Cook, Kim, 95, 36, 4, 46, 43, 42, 49, 41 COOK'S BP SERVICE STATION, 170 COOMBS, FRANK A. INSURANCE AGENCY, 159 Coombs, Kenneth, 137 Cheerleader, Varsity, 82, 83 Chess Club, 55 Chesser, Deborah, 117 Chorus, Training, 44, 45 Chorus, Varsity, 44, 45 Clark, Danny, 94 Clark, Jesse, 127, 69 Clark, Robert, 137, 73 Clark, Rose, 137 Clarke, Clarke, Clarke, Clarke, Diane Mary, 117, 44, 59 Shirley, 137 William, 1 17 Classes, 87 Clayton, Debra, 127, 137, 24, 52, Clayton, Deborah, 127 Clayton, Floyd, 94 1 Coombs, Cooper, Cooper, Thomas, 95 Barbara, 117, 49, 115 Barbara, 137, 115 Cooper, Carl, 137 Cooper, John, 127 Cooper, Patricia COPPAGE IMPLEMENT CO., 162 Copsey, Oleta, 137 Corbin, Ronald, 137, 41 Corcoran, Gail, 117, 57 Corcoran, Patricia, 137 Corcoran, Robert M. Cornthwaite, James, 63, 95, 62 Cosgrove, Ted, 137 Costello, Star, 117 COUNTRY STORE, 167 Courtney, Betty, 127 Crook, Richard, 137 Crowder, Paulette, 117, 52 Cullison, James, 117 CULLISON SHEET METAL, 167 Culp, Debbie, 127, 49 Cunningham, David, 137 Curry, Lana Jo, 13 Curtis, Frank, 137 Curtis, Michael, 137 Curtis, Xavier, 137, 41 Curtis, William, 127, 58 Custodians, 2B Cutchember, Charles, 127 Cutchember, Cheryl, 91, 95 Cutchember, Gale, 127, 52 Cutchember, Joyce, 137 Cyrus, Penny, 95, 103, 44, 41 D Dague, Mary, 127 Dague, Terri, 1 17 DAMERON BUTCHER SHOP, 149 Darnell, Michelle, 137 Darnell, Stefb 95 Daugherty, Anne, 137, 52 Davey, Joseph, 127 Davidson, Ann, 97 Davidson, Mark, 117, 44 Davis, Annette, 137 Davis, Donald, 137, 41 Davis, Donna, 35, 117 Davis, Gary, 117 Davis, Leverne, 115 Davis, Paul, 137, 41 Day, Joseph, 137 146 Berry, Charles, 126 Berry, Diane, 136, 81, 41 Burroughs, Terri, 137 Bushell, Lilian, 28 Bussler, Lark, 137 Berry, Joyce, 92, 52 Berry, Paul, 126 Berry, Ruben, 126, 41 Bickerton, James, 117 Bigg, Thomas, 23, 80, 136 BILL CARINS PONTIAC, 163 Butler, Glenn, 34, 91, 93, 52 Butler, James, 126 Butler, June, 117 Butler, Pamela, 137 Butler, Rosetta, 137 Butler, Susan, 126 Clayton, Gail, 117 Clayton, Jane, 127, 133 Clayton, John, 137 CLAYTON, MARINA, 167 Clements, Lois, 117, 44, 45, 41 Clements, Patricia Cline, Agnes, 127 Cline, Brenda, 137, 44, 59, 140 Cline, Lynn, 91, 94, 4, 103, 46, 43, 49, Deagle, Darlene, 137 Deagle, Charles, 127 Deagle, Thomas, 127 Dean, Carol, 117 Dean, Debra, 137 DEAN LUMBER A SUPPLY CO. INC., 151 Dean, Ruth, 95 Dean, Susan, 137 BILL'S DISCOUNT CENTER, 146 Ball, Nettie, 136, 85 Ball, Shirley, 116 Ball, William, 90, 91, 122, 46 Balladarsch, Paul, 136 Ballard, Angelo, 136, 81 Balsdaugh, James, 136 BILL RALEY'S SALES CENTER, 161 Bingman, Bruce, 136 Biondi, Carole, 136, 44, 140 Biondi, Debbie, 91, 92, 46, 49, 52 Birch, Ted, 117 Biscoe, Catherine, 136 Band, 38, 41, 36 Band, Stage, 40, 41 Banquet, S Barber, Donna, 136, 85 Barber, Earl, 126 Barckley, Walter, 126 Barlielcl, Diana, 136 Barkley, Carol, 4 BARLEY CO., INC., 159 Barnes, Ann, 90, 97, 99, 12, 104, 46, 49, 41 Barnes, Bernard, 116 Barnes, Celeste, 90, 91, 52 Barnes, Colbert, 126 Barnes, Elvert, 116, 120, 123, 46 Blackwell, Steve, 1 36 Blair, Eileen, 136 BOB B CA Bock, Kath 1o's rex4co, mo lm, 126, 133, sa Boggan, Willie, 89, 92, 74, 76, 77, 60 Boggs, Beverly, 136 Boggs, Patricia, 126 Boggs, Rick, 92 Boggs, Steve, 40, 63, 92, 25 Boggs, Virginia, 28 Bolt, Joseph, 92 Bonds, Gloria, 117, 49 Bonds, Linda, 92, 52 Booth, Deborah, 126 Boothe, Catherine, 136 C Cafeteria Personnel, 28 Caldwell, Jim, 65, 67, 63, 64, 117 Caldwell, Rebecca, 137, 143, 41 Camaioni, June Campos, Antoinette, 126 Campbell, James, 28 Campbell, James, 117, 57, 55, 47 Campion, John J., 30 Canter, Hal, 63, 93, 63 Capua, Jennifer, 93 Capua, Zenaida, 126 Corey, Debra, 137 Carey, Donald, 115 Corley, David, 126 Carlson, Dale, 126, 133 Carlson, Cathy, 137: 143, 41 Carlson, Jean, 59 Carlson, Ronda, 91 , 94, 4, 105, 43, 42, 48 Clinton, Frank, 94, 74 Clinton, Robin, 117 Cloud, Clovis, Linnia, 137 Mary Jane, 13 DEAN'S SUNOCO SERVICE, 152 Clyburn, Sylvia, 137, 44 COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, C. DEE'S, 167 Delorme, Glenda, 127, 85 Dement, Hazel, 117, 44 Dement, Jacqueline, 137 Dement, Kenneth, 117, 57 Dement, Michael, 138 INC., 153 Cole, William, 1 17, 63 Colarguard, 42 Colvin, Scott, 127, 41 Combs, Ray, 137 Combs, Richard, 117 Combs, Robert, 137, 55, 41 Combs, Terry, 31 Combs, Thomas Comstock, Donald, 137 Comstock, Judy, 137 Conklin, Craig, 127, 58 Conklin, Steve, 71 Connelly, Charles, 127 Connor, Glenn, 40, 63, 89, 94, 7, 47 Dement, Stewart, 138 Demko, John, 117 Dent, Ralph, 127 Dent, Thelma, 95 Dent, Tony, 63, 66, 73 Derrick, Carolyn, 127, 84 Derrick, Kathy, 39, 91, 95, 46, 49 DeSimone, Penny, 95 DeVault, Sandy, 138 DeVault, Susan, 95, 52 Dillow, Joseph, 138 Dingee, Richard DOBRY CONSTRUCTION CO., INC., 154 Dohrman, Grace, 138, 143, 41 17 Finch, R Kellom, Dohrman, Leigh, 116, 117, 123, 85, 49, 59, 115 Dooley, Robert, 138, I3 Dooley, Ronnie, 138 Dooley, Tom, 73 Dooley, William, 96 DOOLEY'S FURNITURE 8- UPHOLSTERY, 148 Dorough, Michael, 138 Dorsch, Deborah, 138 Dorsey, Nelson, 63, 96, 73 Dorsey, Val, 127 Dorsey, Vincent, 138, 80 Dove, Phillip, 59, 81 Dove, John, 138, 80 Downes, Doris, 127, 133, 46 Downes, Kenneth, 117 Downes, Sue, 117, 59 Dowsey, Charles, 138 Drank, Karen, 127, 50 Drenning, Karen, 127, 32 Drill Team, 43 Drimmer, Alan J,, 13, 4, 123 Duke, Mary Beth, 127, 133, 46, 49 Duke, Roland, 13 Dukes, Debbie, 91, 96 Dunbar, Barbara, 138 Duncan, Leotha, 127 Dupraw, Arthur, 138 Dupraw, Charles, 127 Fenwick, Arlene, 128, 41 Fenwick, Barbara, 138 Fenwick, Betty, 118 Fenwick, Brenda, 138 Fenwick, Carolyn, 53, 97 Fenwick, Ellen, 97 FENWICK FORD INC., 169 Fenwick, Frank, 69, 73, 138 Fenwick, Gail, 118 Fenwick , Gene, 128 Fenwick, John, 128 Fenwick, Kathy, 138 Fenwick, Linda, 44, 118 Fenwick, Octavia, 97 Fenwick, Phyllis, 118 Fenwick, Rose, 138 Fenwick, Terry, 74, 118 Feranchuk, John, 14, 55 Feranec, Steve, 138 Ferguson, Delores, 53, 118 Ferguson, Gail, 33, 128 Fields, David, 138 Fields, Timothy, 138 ichard, 138 Dupraw, Glenn, 117 Durkin, Doug, 63, 66, 91, 96, 3, 46, 54, 49, 62 Durkin, Theresa, 138, 143, 41 Dutton, Jane, 117, 123, 43, 41 Dyer, Jeffery, 127 Dyer, Robert, 63, 96 Dyson, Diane, 138 Dyson, Elaine, 127 Dyson, Geraldine, 127 Dyson, Jeffrey, 138 Dyson, Lettie, 96, 52 Dyson, Lillie, 96, 52 Dyson, Linda, 138 DYSON LUMBER CO., 157 Dyson, Patricia A., 127 Dyson, Patricia H., 127 Dyson, Pauline, 127 Dyson, Ruby, 96 Dyson, Teresa, 117 Dyson, Terry, 96, 53 Dyson, William, 28 E Eaker, John, 117 Easley, William, 117, 14 Ebbert, Gregory, 24, 138 Echeverio, Ronnie, 71, 97 Echo Staff, 48, 49 Eckardt, Jonathan, 72, 73, 118 Eckle, Kathy, 138 Edison, George, 118 Edison, Joseph, 97, 36 Edison, Mary, 118 Edmonds, Gary, 138 Elam, Zelma, 97 Eldridge, Elizabeth, 114, 118 Elkamp, Paul, 138 Ellis, Beatrice, 14, 53 Ellis, Dawnella, 14 Ellsberry, Bernard, 80 Emory, Cheryl, 127 Engman, Kim, 118 Ennels, Francis, 138 Ennels, Michael, 138 ENTERPRISE, THE, 158 Erion, Lynn, 127 ERNEST L. STONE 81 SON, 150 Erwin, Monica, 138 ESPERANZA BOWLING LANES, 158 Esterly, Lyn, 57, 118 ESTHER'S BEAUTY MART, 162 Evans, Joseph, 128 Firemen, 56, 57 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST, MARY'S, 168 Fisher, Brenda, 118 Flachs, Llowell, 55, 118 Flachs, Susan, 138 Flanagin, Danna, 118 Flanagin, Robert, 138 Fleming, Delores, 14 Fleming, Kim, 143 Fleming, Keith, 65, 114 Flemming, Terry, 44, 50, 81, 128, 84 Florez, Anna, 57 Flowers, Keith, 138 Flynn, Kerry, 128 Football, Junior Varsity, 68, 69 Football, Varsity, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 Foote, John Foote, Lorraine, 33, 97 Force, Stewart, 15 Forrest, Kevin, 138 Foster, Anita, 44, 50, 138 Franklin, Richard, 31 Franlen, Cynthia, 4, 37, 42, 49, 118, 120, 41 FRANZEN, MARV REALTY, 170 Franzen, Sandra, 138, 41 Frazier, Brenda, 15 Frazier, Jane, 15 French Club, 50, 51 Freshmen, 135 Friend, Steve, 138 Fross, Robert, 138 Fross, Sharon, 118, 41 Furr, Ivy, 13,8 Furr, Roy, 57, 128 Future Business Leaders of America, 52, 53 Future Homemokers of America, 54 Future Nurses of America, 52, 53 Future Teachers of America, 52, 53 G Garay, Robert, 128 Garcia, Rodrigo, 57 Gardner, James, 138, 41 Gardner, Jay, 44, 128 Gardner, Richard, 118 Giro, Gail, 138 Giro, John, 63, 128 Gladden, Jean, 128 Goddard, Dorothy, 138 Goddard, Joanne, 128 Goddard, Sandy, 89, 97 Goddard, Wayne, 138 GOLDEN KOO KOO, 151 Goldman, Jay, 46, 71, 138 Goldman, Lee, 46, 49, 71, ao, 95, 97, 87 Goldsmith, Sharon, 46, 138, 143 Goode, Louis, 138 Gordon, Lillie, 44 Gordon, Leo, 71, 128 Gotshall, Janie, 98 Gotshall, Penny, 138 Gough, Beverly, 128 Gough, Rufus, 128 Gough, Wanda, 98 Gould, Glen, 128 Gould, Jim, 46, 49, 98 Graduation Gramento, Amity, 138 Graves, Crystal, 118 Grant, Doris, 16 Greathouse, Mike, 41 GREATER ST, MARY'S COUNTY DISPOSAL INC., 153 GREAT MILLS MARKET, 162 Greco, Camille, 138 Green, Charles, 119 Green, Joe, 79, 128 Green, Tyrone, 74 Greene, Florinda, 119, 52 Greene, Kevin, 24, 138 Greene, Wilhemina, 128 Greenwell, Joseph, 138 Greenwell, Patricia, 138, 143 Greenwell, Sharon, 128 Greer, Beniamin, 50, 55, 71, 119 Gregory, Mary, 139 Gregson, John, 139, 41 Grey, Beth, 46, 82, 83, 119 Grey, Kenny, 12, 63, 91, 98, 145 Grey, Shane, 69, 73, 139 Grofh Janice, 44, 103, 45 Graff, Nancy, 128 Gross, Donald, 139 Gross, Geraldine, 57, 91, 98, 52 Gross, Thomas, 139 Guethlein, Anita, 129 Garner, Bonnie, 118 Garner, Donna, 128 Garner, Gary, 97 Garner, Susan, 138 Gartner, Cheryl, 16 Gorton, Danny, 97 Gatton, Kimberly, 138 Gatton, Moria, 128 Gatton, Susan, 53, 118 Gelrud, Beth, 97, 100 Guethlein, Susan, 49, 119 Guidance Department, 11 Gurley, Vicki, 4, 118, 119, 41, 42 Gutzler, Judith, 129 Guy, Benedict, 129 Guy, Brennan, 98 Guy, Carolyn, 119, 52 Guy, Mary, 139 Guy, Robert, 57, 58, 139 H , Haase, Bruce, 139 Haliscak, George, 71, 73, 129, 130, 4 Hall, Debra, 58, 59, I29, 133 Hall, Glenda, 84, 129, 133, 41 Hall, Michael, 98 Hammond, Betty, 44, 119 Hamrick, Ken, 8, 9, 91, 98 Hand, Charles, 119 Hand, Kim, 139, 59 Hanson, Connie, 139, 44 Hanson, Janice, 129 Hardman, Doug, 119 Hargan, Richard, 139 Harkinson, Elaine, 16 Harmon, Tom, 17, 79 Harp, Larry, 55, I19 Harris, Blondell, 139 Harris Bu Ewing, 164 Harris, Jackie, 4, 42, 98, 41 Harris, Tyrone, 74, 75, 77, 98, 60 HARRY LUNDENBERG SCHOOL of F Faculty, 12. Fadely, Diane Farewell, Marvin, 138 Farewell, Tony, 128 Farmer, Joe, 118 Farmer, William, 118, 121, 123 Faulkner, Charles, 50, 118, 121, 123 Faulkner, Dave, 138 Fee, Micheal, 118 Fenhagen, Darryl, 128 Fenhagen, Marsha, 118, 52 Fenwick, Agnes, 33 Gelrud, Paul, 128 GEORGE'S BODY SHOP 81 USED CAR SALES, 155 Gerred, Karen, 46, 50, 128 Gerred, Michael, 118 Gibson, Andrew, 138 Gibson, Anita, 138 Gibson, Paul, 88 Giddings, Jeffery, 138, 41 Giddings, Victor, 118, 41 Gillingham, Brian, 138 Gillingham, Gregory, 118 Gilmore, Cathleen, 44, 128, 133, 45 Gilmore, Charlene, 118 Girls Athletic Asso., 59 SEAMANSHIP, 147 Hart, Earl, 80, 17 Harwell, Milagros, 98, 52 Hauge n, Gerald, 139 Hauptfuehrer, Kurt, 17, 44, 45 Hautzenroder, Debbie, 139, 138 Hautzenroder, Linda, 129 Hawkins, Diann, 99 Hawkins, Gerald, 129 Hawkins, Sandra, 46, 129, 131, 133, 41 Hayde n, Betty, 1 29 Hayden, Gloria, 16, 99, 52 Hayden, Thomas, 99 1 HAYDEN'S AUTO SUPPLY, 160 Helfrich, John, 17 Henderson, Alice, 119 Henderson, Charles, 57, 99, 114 Henderson, Eddie, 129 Hennessy, Wayne, 139 Herbert, Charles, 119 Herr, Eric, 71, 74, 75, 76, 77, 91, 99 Heubel, Lori, 99 Heubel, Pamela, 129 HEWITI' LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO., INC., 150 Hewitt, Paul, 139 Hewlett, Janice, 139 Hewlett, Myron, 129, 115 Hidalgo, Mary, 139 Hilburn, Kirk, 114, 119, 120 Hill, Brenda, 18, 57 Hill, Francis, 119 Hill, Nathan, 129 Hines, Robin, 119 Hitchcock, Deborah, 44, 119, 45 Hite, Pam, 59, 139 Hobbs, Linda, 129 Hobbs, Ralph, 139 Hobgood, Pat, 99 Hobgood, Skye, 129, 57 Hopkins, George, 44 Hodges, Jim, 167 Holt, Barbara, 139 Homecoming, 38, 39 HOOD'S TRAILER PARK, 167 Hoopengardner, Ingritt, 99 Hooper, Sandro, 18, 52 Hornet Staff, 48, 49 Horning, James, 139 Horring, Jim, 69 Horton, Dinah, 129, 41 Horton, Ronald, 129 Houck, Debbie, 129 HUB, THE, 157 Huett, Debbie, 139 Huett, Donna, 97, 99, 52 Huett, Stephen, 129 Hughes, Donna, 46, 127, 129, 133 Hughes, Jeff, 114, 118, 119, 120 Hughes, Scott, 139 Humenik, Bill, 49, 63, 88, 100, 102 Humenik, Jerald, 20, 63, 72, 73, 129 Hunter, Marc, 47, 63, 119 Hunter, Robert, 58, 119 Huntei, Ryan, 63, 139 Hunter, Thomas, 139 Huntley, Sherri, 129, 133 Huntley, Vicki, 88, 100 Huseman, Karen, 58, 100, 52 Hutching, Joyce I lzydore, Patty, 39, 100, 3, 52 J Jackson, Esau, 10 James, Alfred, 119, 74 James, Cheryl, 129, 44 James, Larry, 100, 111 James, Willie, 129, 78, 79 Jameson, Jim, 119, 71 Jarboe, Leonard, 28 Jarrett, Francis Jenkins, Rudolph, 139 Jennings, Garland, 139 Jennings, Ricky, 139 Jessee, Bill, 100, 2, 46 Jessee, Terry, 69, 139, 73 JOHN R. DRURY and SON, 158 Johnson, Benjamin, 129 Johnson, Bert, 129, 69 Johnson, Bertha, 28 Johnson, Bruce, 139, 143 ' Johnson, Carmen, 64, 65, 119, 114, 82, 83, 61 Johnson, Curtis, 119, 114 Johnson, Gary, 119 Johnson, Judith, 129 Johnson, Keefe, 69 Johnson, Larry, 18 Johnson, Leonard, 139 Johnson, Linda, 119, 52 Johnstone, Judith, 91, 100, 112 Johnson, Thomas, 139 Jones, Barbara, 100, 57 Janes, Carl, 96, 100 Jones, Colleen, 139, 44, 42 Jones, David, 119, 23, 71, 46, 58 Jones, Diana, 88, 100 Jones, James, 69, 139, 80 Jones, Kennith, 129, 44, 46, 58 Jones, Linda Jones, Robert, 139, 71, 73 Jones, Ronnie, 139 Jordan, David, 100 Jordan, Donna, 139 Jordan, Gloria, 129, 5, 57 Jordan, James, 139 Jordan, Lillie, 129 Jordan, Shirley, 100, 52 Jordan, Thomas, 129 Joshua, Sidney, 139, 73 Joy, Adele, 28 Joy, Marvin, C., IO, 37, 39 JUNIOR CLASS, 157 JULIAN'S MUSIC MART, 146 Junior Classical League, 50 Junior Section, 115 Justice, Allen, 139, 41 Justice, Gilbert, 19, 69 K Kaag, Rebecca, 8, 19 Kalmus, John, 119, 114 Kalmus, Steven, 129 Kangus, Catherine, 11 Keeney, Christopher, 100 Keeney, Richard, 129 Paul, 101, 71 Kelley, Craig, 129 Kelly, Tim, 139, 73 Kendrick, Jimmy, 129 KENNY'S FLOWER SHOP, 166 Kepple, Arnold, 31 Kerr, David, 119, 63, 114 Kerr, Michael, 139 Kessler, Darlene, 119, 41 Kessler, Marilyn, 46, 91, 101, 52 Kessler, Susan, 139, 57 Ketchmark, Glen, 139 Ketchmark, Jill, 54, 57, 129 Ketchmark, Karen, 88, 101, 109 Kidd, Saundra, 19 King, Debra, 129 KlRBY'S GLASS SERVICE, 155 Kirkpatrick, Steve 139 Kirkwood Jody, 39, 101 Kish, Brenda, 101 Kish, Steven, 119, 71, 73 Kishbauch, Keith, 64, 19 Kitchen, Steve, 139 Kleinbeck, Patricia, 129 Kline, Jeff, 120, 114 Kline, S andy, sv, 101, 46 Knott, Bill, 140 Knott, Carl, 119 Knott, Daniel, 101 Knott, John, 101, 57 Koegel, Koegel, Bill,101,1l2 Julie, 139 Kohut, Margaret, 101 Kohut, Pamela, 102 Kohut, Pat, 129 Kohut, Robert, 140 Kohut, Susan, 129, 44, 46, 41 Kohut, Thomas, 140, 41 Kohut, William, 140 Koslick, Richard, 1 9 xmii., Debbie, sv, 102, az, sa, 144, B7 Kralle, Kathy, 140, 137 Krause, Kreitzer, Deborah, 140 Kathleen, 102, 113 Krumke, Aileen, 88, 102, 82, 83, 86 Krumke, Melissa, 129, 86, 41 L Lacey, Mary Anne, 102 La Gue, Gerald, 140 Laigle, Catherine, 119, 85, 59 Laigle, Michael, 129 Lagolbe, John, 28, 57 Lagalbe, Mary, 28 Lancaster, George, 119 Lancaster, John, 91, 102, 47 Lancaster, Richard, 129 Landis, Tony, 30 Long, Harry, 140 Longley, Donna, 129 Langley, Linda, 140 Langley, Sharon, 140 Langley, Susan, 102 Langley, Theresa, 140 Langley, Wanda, 119 Lanham, Cheryl, 129, 44, 42, 59, 41 Lantz, James, 119 Latimer, Sheri, 119, 85, 59 Latimer, Terri, 91, 102 Latteman, Harry C., 20 Laux, Billy, 140, 50 Moyers, Ruby, 120 Maynard, Melanie, 44, 84, 130, 133, 52 Lavender, Jack, 20 Lawrence, Ann, 140 Lawrence, Francis, 129 Lawrence, James, 140 Lawrence, Joanne, 44 Lawrence, Mosie, 129 Lee, Nancy, 119 LeGrant, Ruby, 140 Mayor, Bernie, 1 03 Mayor, Dennis, 140 Mayor, Richard, 140 Mayor, Teresa, 28 Mead, Barbara, 31 Meadows, Bruce, 11 Mealy, Alvis, 1 1 Menendez, Rosana, 57 l.eGrant, Preston, 102, 74, 76, 77, 1 14 Lengel, Steve, 71 LENNY'S RESTAURANT, 150 LEONARDTOWN BUILDING L SUPPLY, 161 LEONARDTOWN FASHION CENTER, 149 LEONARDTOWN LAUNDRY, 148 LEONARDTOWN SUPERMARKET, 167 Levay, Ann, 42, 103, 36, 82, 83, 48, 49, 35 Levay, Nell, 20 LEXINGTON PARK CLEANERS, 162 Lightcap, Michael, 140 Lishness, Susan, 119 Lishness, Thomas, 140, 55, 135 Lloyd, Herbert, 69, 140, 80 Lloyd, Linda, 140 Lockwood, David, 129 Lococo, Robert, 119, 73 Lococo, Ricky, 140, 58 Loftis, Dawna, 103 Long, Charles, 119, 58 Melvin, Nancy, 11, 58 Merchant, Cheryl, 120 Merchant, Colette, 140 Merritt, James, 130 Miedinski, Francis, 130 MlKE'S RESTAURANT, 167 Milburn Milburn Milburn , Diane, 120 , Grace, 42, 53, 120 , James, 140 Milburn, John, 1 04 Milburn, Joseph, 35, 80, 69, 140, 81 Milburn, Riselind, 130 Milburn, Sara, 28 Miles, Connie, 44, 140 Miles, James, 120 Miles, Joyce, 140 Miles, Pllyllls, 104 Miles, Walter, 55, 130 Miles, Wanda, 140 Mil lard, Millard, Doris, 130 Shirley, 53, 54, 104 Miller, Glenn, 20, 69 Mims, Kathi, 14, 46, 49, 115, 120 Long, John, 140, 41 Long, Joyce, 140, 42, 43 Long, Linda, 129 Long, Steve, 129, 69 Longfellow, Judith Langfield, Charles, 129 Lowery, Patrick, 129 Luftey, Mike, 103 Lumpkins, Bobbie, 103 Lumpkins, Bridget Lumpkins, James, 140 Lumpkins, Linda, 140, 143, 41 Lund, Julie, 140 M MacNamara, Patti, 41, 143 MAC'S NEW AND USED CARS Maddox, Bernadette, 129 Maddox, Francis, 63, 119 Maddox, Gary, 140 Maddox, Karen, 41, 140 Maddox, Leon, 129 Maddox, Paul, 120 Madieski, Terry, 120 Magnani, Donald, 2, 20, 77 Magnette, Gene, 140 Magnette, James, 130 Magnette, Thomas, 103 Mahoney, Teri, 41, 140, 143 Maiarettes, 4, 41, 42, 43 Molae, Faailo, 44, 130 Malae, Hanipale, 130 Mangle, Debbie, 140 Maresh, Jamie, 34, 35, 130, 133 Markle, Laura, 120 Marlay, Peggy, 14, 46, 59, 115, 123, ,159 MINRIDE RENTALS, 153 Minnaugh, Gerald, 21 Mirlield, Pat, 120 Mitchell, Janice, 21 Moore, Judy, 140 Moore, Mooreh Lowell, 22 ead, John, 120 Mora, Chris, 58, 104 Mora, J Moran, am, 69, 120 Steven, 58, 71, 130 Morgan, Rose, 140 Morris, Morris, Donoghy, 1 20 Leo, 140 Morris, Martin, 130 Morris, Phillip, 130 120 MARLVN'S YOUNG WEAR, 165 Marshall, Joseph, 130 Marshall, Tyrone, 79 Martin, Janet, 59, 140 Martin, Robin, 120 MARYLAND BANK AND TRUST, 166 MARYLAND TOBACCO GROWER'S ASSOCIATION, 169 Mason, Maria, 120 Mason, Thomas, 28 Massie, Lynn, 44, 92, 103, 113 Mathena, Raymond, 21 MAT'TlNGLY'S l G A, 169 Mathews, Matthews Joseph, 130 , David, 140 Matthews, Gloria, 53, 120 Matthews, James Matthews, Jeannie, 85, 116, 120, 123 Matthews, Paul, 140 Matthews, Patricia, 59, 85, 130, 133 Matthews, Teri, 103 Mathews, Tony, 73 Mattingly, Bonnie, 52, 103 Mattinly, Brian, 103 Morrissette, Allen, 130 Morrissette, Michael, 73, 120 Morse, Donald, 120 Morse, William, 140 Morton, Emi, 130 Mates, Judy, 140 Motes, Richard, 140 Motts, Ricky, 69, 140 Mozelewski, Marlane, 120, 123 Moxelewski, Michaelene, 81, 140 Muller, Cynthia, 140 Mulligan, Kathy, 140 Mulligan, Michael, 130 Munley, Cyril, 22 Murphy, Patrick, 22 Murray, Barbara, 53, 104, 54 Murray, Durwaod, 79, 130 Murray, William, 130 Myer, George, 54, 47, 104, 41 Myer, Richard, 130 Mc McCabe, Billy, 71, 120 McCarter, Marty, 120 McCarthy, Francis, 58, 130 McCauley, Dawn, 41, 140 McCollum, Debbie, 140 McDonald, Robert, 140 McDonald, Thomas, 41, 120 McFee, Patricia, 130 Mcfee, Richard, 63, 103, 64 McGee, Charles, 130 McGee, James, 33 McGonicle, Linda, 120, 52 McKAY IMPLEMENT AND TRUCK CO. INC., 158 McKay, Judy, 140 McKay, Tommy, 112, 120 McKenny, Debbie, 57 McKenny, Shyrl, 103, 52 McKinney, Enid, 30 McLane, Gregory, 140 McLane, Jeffrey, 130 McMahon, Barbara, 4, 103 McMahon, Billie, 130 McNee, Danae, 54, 120, 122 Maus, Rebecca, 41, 115, 120, 40 Maust, Bi 11,17 Mayer, John, 130, 17 McNee, Kathleen, 41, 130, 41 N Nansteel, Robert, 63, 64, 70, 71 , 91 , 99, 104 National Honor Society, 51 NATIONAL MOBILE HOME SALES INC., 167 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE, 159 Neal, Pamela, 59, 85, 120 Neeley, Linda, 22 Nelson, Rodger, 120 Nelson, Rose, 30 Nelson, Sarah, 140 Nelson, Lorenzo, 28 Nelson, Stephen, 120 Newcomer, Larry, 57, 130 Newkirk, Gary, 130 Newkirk, Theodore, 120 Newspaper, 48, 49 Newspaper Club, 49 Nial, Gary, 104 Nicholas, Kathy, 104 Noe, Keith, 63, 104 Norris, Alma, 120 Norris, Charles, 130 NORRIS FOODWAY, 154 Norris, Francis, 141 Norris, Gloria, 141 Norris, Jerry, 120 Norris, Joanne, 104, 52 Norris, John, 71, 120 Norris, Joseph, 120, 140 Norris, Judith, 141 Norris, Karen, 141 Norris, Marion, 50, 130, 52 Norris, Michael, 141 Norris, Nancy, 104, 52 Norris, Shirley, 104 Norris, Thomas, 141 Norris, Virginia, 52 North, Debbie, 41, 141, 143 North, Joe, 40, 63, 63, 65, 120 O Oakley, James, 120 OAKWOOD LODGE, 167 O'Brian, Marsha, 105 O'BRIEN REALTY, 158 Ocfemia, Tam, 105 Ocker, Steve, 44, 105 O'Cannell, Mary, 31 O'Connor, Danny, 141 Office Secretaries, 11 Olczak, Steve, 23, 64 Oliver, Francis, 101, 105 O'Neal, Don, 23, 102 O'NeiI, Pam, 55, 141 O'DannelI, Patrick, 22 Orwig, Diane, 141 Osso, Olivia, 57 Otis, Nancy, 41, 130 Otis, Richard, 23, 54 Owens, Bernard, 130 Owens, Brenda, 105 Owens, Caroll, 130 Owens, Connie, 53, 120 Owens, James, 105 Owens, Joy, 130 Owens, Karen, 57, 4, 91, 105, 52 Owens, Margaret, 105, 52 Owens, Pat, 130 P Page, Timothy, 120 Painter, Donald, 105 Painter, Mike, 130 Pait, Tony, 141 Poll, Donna, 106 Pall, Ted, 69, 130 Palmer, Darlene, 84, 130 Palmer, Wayne, 120 Parham, Larry, 120 2 Parham, Lewis, 130 Parham, Wanda, 141 PARK HALL AIRPORT, 150 PARK HALL SHOES, 157 PARK JEWELERS, 155 PARK MEN'S SHOP, 156 PARK REXALL, 146 PARK T. V. L RECORD SHOP, 155 Parker, Alan, 130 Parker, Strickland, 24 Parks, Glenn, 71 Pasley, Yvonne, 15, 141 Patterson, Lynn, 41, 141 PATUXENT MOTORSALES INC., 156 Payton, Lynne, 42, 43, 44, 141, 140 Pearson, Stephen, 41, 141 Pegg, Melanie, 106 Pegg, Robert Pegg, Ronald, 141 Peggins, Janice, 41, 106 Repp, Kyle, 131 Reynolds, Edward, 121 Reynolds, Hugh, 29 Pembroke, Mary Jane, 24, 25, 52 Pennington, LaDanne, 58, 133, 130 Perez, Joe, 41, 46, 49, 54, 104, 106 Perez, Juan, 24 Perisho, Regina, 106 Perry, Frank, 28 Pfeiffer, David, 141 Phillips, Cecilia, 41, 46, 49, 55, 126, 57, 133, 130 Phillips, Phillips, Gail, 97, 41, 106 Phillips, Linda B., 41, 141 Phillips, Linda M., 141, 52 Phillips, Susan, 130 Douglas, 41, 73, 130 Rhodes, Donna, 141 Rice, Betty, 41, 42, 53, 115, Rice, Jack E., 5, 57, 24 Rice, Leon, 121 Rice, Patsy, 39, 107 Rice, Roxanne, 83, 91 , 107, 52 Richards, Glenn W., 24 Ricketts, Patricia, 46, 54, 91, 107 Photo Club, 54 Picard, Wolfgang, 120 Pike, Wayne Pinno, Erin, 81, 141 Pinno, Krista, 91 , 99, 106, 85, 46, 59, 50 Pittman, Marion, 25 Plyler, Perry, 141 Poe, Cindy, 35, 44, 141 Poe, Francis, 131 Poe, Kathrine, 1, 121 Poe, Randy, 141 Poe, Rita, 58, 46, 106, 52 Poe, Scott, 141 Poisson, Cynthia, 49, 130 Pollreisz, Cathy, 130 Pom-Pom Squad, 42, 43 Porter, Debbie, 141 Porter, Natalie, 141, 85, 59 Foss, Kathryn, 121 Potter, James Powell, Walter, 35, 69, 141 RIDGE SERVICE STATION, 167 RIDGE TEXACO SERVICE, 148 Ridgell, Betty, 121, 52 Ridgell, Carla, 131 Ridgell, Charles, 121, 52 Ridgell, Linda, 53, 91, 107 RlDGELL'S BUZZY, 167 Roberts, Charles, 131 Roberts, Robert, 141 Robinson, Carl, 131, 154 Robinson, Carol, 57, 107, 54 Robinson, Francis, 121 ROB1NSON'S FUNERAL HOME, 167 Rabrecht, David, 121 Romeo, Patricia, 24 ROOST, THE, 160 Rose, Molly, 26 Rose, William, 141 Rosenberg, Debbie, 141, 81, 143 Ross, Kenny, 131 Ross, Nancy, 107 Rowe, Henry, 37, 108 Rowe, Kathy, 141 Pratt, Darlene, 52 Pratt, Edwin, 31, 106 Pratt, James, 130 Pratt, John Price, Billy, 31 Price, Pamela, 46, 54, 130 Price, Sue, 14, 54 Price, Sylvia, 130 Price, Vanessa, 141 Price, William, 130 Priddy, Jennell, 34, 46, 57, 130, 131, 133 Priddy, Melody, 4, 97, 46, 41, 106 Priestly, Kevin, 130 Proffit, Diane, 141 Proftit, Garry, 56, 106 Prom, S Pryar, Barbara Pryor, George, 121 Purnell, Clyde, 49, 107, 108 Purnell, Linda, 130 Rader, Marsella, 141 RADIO SHOP, THE, 154 Raley, David, 141 Raley, Deborah, 131 Raley, Elizabeth, 131 Raley, Mark, 131 Raley, Marvin, 91, 107 Raley, Paul, 58, 141 Rowe, Mark, 131 Rowe, Nancie, 36, 48, 49, 58, 107 108, 145, B7 Rawe, Nancy, 121 Royalty, James, 69, 73, 131 Royalty, Nancy, 141 Mary Lynn, 84, 128, 131 Runco, RuPPl Pamela, 131, 52 RUPP, illip 108 Ph , Russell, Charles, 121 Russell, Francis, 141 Russell, Frankie, 41, 121 Russell, John, 108 Russell, Linda, 84, 131 Russell, Patricia, 59, 141 Russell, Rita, 131 Russell, Robert, 141 Russell, Sandra, 41, 46, 131, Russell, Sharon, 46, 58, 108 Russell, Sheidon, 121 Raley, Sandra, 121 Raley, Stephen, 131 Raley, Susan, 107, 52 RALEY'S FOOD MARKET, 167 Ransdell, Richard, 121 Raspa, Salvatore, 10, 58 Ravn, Greg, 141 Rawls, Richard, 25, 70, 71 Ray, Cheryl, 107 Rebarchick, Daniel, 46, 54, 57, 107, 49 104. Ryan, Laurie, 34, 35, 46, 82, 121 Ryan, Pat, 8, 63, 99, 108 S Sableski, Ron, 26, 57, 85, 133 Sachs, Diane, 39, 82, 83, 115, 121 ST. MARY'S COUNTY AIRPORT, 170 St. Mary's County Fair, 36, 37 ST, MARY'S ICE 8- FUEL CO., 165 ST, MARY'S LIBRARY, 167 Salutatorian, S Salyards, Theresa, 141 Sanders, Frances, 121 Sandoval, Pam, 108 Saunders, Doreen, 121 Sawyer, Karen, 121 Saxon, James, 141 Saxon, Joseph, 121 Sayre, Julie, 141 Schlesser, Anna, 85, 141 Schlosser, Kathy, 59, 85, 131 Schoeps, Elizabeth, 26 Schnardthorst, Valerie, 17 Schultz, Deborah, 41, 44, 58, 4, 12 Science Club, 55 Scott, Clotilde, 141 Scott, Jeff, 63, 121 Redford, Lee, 141 Redman, Carole, 131 Redman, George, 41, 141 Reed, Gary, 23, 63, 121 Reed, Gina, 46, 131 Reeder, Brenda, 107 Reeder, Loretta, 131 Regel, Deborah, 141 Reid, Carol 141, 52 Reid, Deborah, 131 Reid, Herbert, 141 Reid, Jim, 121 Reid, John, 131 Rellihen, Laura, 41, 46, 141, 143 Scott, Jesse, 131 Scott, John, 32 Seay, Allan, 108 SECO, 47 Selph, Duncan, 80, 141 Seniors, 89 Senior Play, S Senior Trip, S l Senteney, Rodney, 121 Serlon, Patricia, 141 Sewell, Brenda, 121 Sewell, Gerald, 131 Sewell, Gregory, 131 Sewell, Karen, 85, 141 Rellihen, Robert, 31 Rellihen, Shelley, 107 Remmel, Joyce, 32 Sewell, Robert, 131 Sewell, Rosalind, 141 Sexton, Mary, 141 Thompson Waters, Underwood, Richard, 122 Sexton, Robert, 141 Sexton, William, 131 Shaffer, Carlene, 4, 41, 42, 108, 121 Shailer, Marilyn, 42, 84, 131 Shaifer, Valera, 141, 42 Shade, Linda, 141 Sharrock, Pam, 41, 43, 44, 54, 121 Shaw, Shaw, Cindy, 108 Jon Shaw, Mark, 141 Shaw, Tim, 69, 131, 133 Sheehan, James, 141 Shepard, Darla, 131 Shepherd, Arthur, 69, 131 Shepherd, Barbara, 44, 141, 143 Shepherd, Ronnie, 63, 91, 108 Shipman, Cynthia, 141 Shipman, Gary Shipman, Greg, 121 Shively, Darrell, 131 Shreve, Curtis, 141 Shubrooks, Calvin, 80, 141 Shubrooks, Gloria, 52, 109 Shubrooks, James, 74, 109 Shultz, Deborah, 4, 41, 58, 121 Siebert, Jacqueline, 52, 122 Siemon, Lawrence, 141 SIESTA MOTEL, 167 Simmons, Sarah, 52 Simms, Glenn, 58, 71, 122 Ski Club, 58 Skrabaez, Richard, 141 Slade, Jean, 41, 131 Slade, Joe, 63, 98, 109 Slade, Mary, 43, 141 Smallwood, Alma, 122 Smallwood, Jo, 142 Smith, Barbara, 26, 46 Smith, Carol, 131 Smith, David, 141 Smith, Desiree, 122, 123 Smith, Edwin, 141 Smith, Gwen, 49, 54, 57, 91, 109 Smith, l-tally, 142 Smith, Janet, 142 Smith, John M., 131 Smith, John W., 79, 131 Smith, Karen, 109 Smith, Karen, 131 Smith, Katherine, 131 Smith, Keith, 131 Smith, Kenneth, 122 Smith, Lynne, 131 Smith, Margaret, 25 Smith, Mark, 142 Smith, Mary, 131 smith, Odell, aa, 44, as, 64, as, aa, Spak, Joseph, 131 Sparks, George, 109 Sparks, Jan, 57, 109 Sparks, Robert, 122 Sparks, Steve, 131 SPARLINGS, INC., 166 Spear, Lee, 32 Spear, Mike, 31, 44, 109 Spear, Wanda, 4, 41, 122 Speer, Robert, 122 Sports, 61 Spring Concert, S Stott, Darla, 131 Stair, Robert, 109 Stamey, Betty Ann, 2, 41, 91, 109 Stamey, Charlie, 46 Stamey, Janet, 132 Stansbury, Robert, 142 Stansbury, Sherry, 132 Starky, Monika, 42, 142, 14 Stark, Robin, 142 Starr, Harold, 132 Steele, Jackie, 122 Stephens, Clara, 52, 110 Stephenson, Betty, 167 Stephenson, Grace, 11 STERLING, TENNISON, 167 Stevens, Kevins, 41, 122 Steven s, Marisa, 1 10 Stockwell, Peter, 142 Stokes, Caroline, 6, 1 1 Stone, Bonnie, 110 Stone, Coral, 122 Stone, Debbie, 110 Stone, Diane, 57, 122 Stone, Jean, 1 10 Stone, Joe, 89, 1 10 74, 75, 77, av, 109 Smith, Patricia, 52 Smith, Preston, 41, 122 Smith, Robert, 122 Smith, Ramona, 84, 131 Smith, Sharon, 142 Smith, Tracy, 46, 131 Smith, Troy, 41, 131 Smythers, Kenneth, 131 Stone, Nancy, 122 Stone, Robert, 142 Stout, Chandra, 132 Stout, Sharon, 110 Stow, Fred, 55, 132 Strickland, Gene, 63, 64, 122 Strickland, Greg, 142 Strickland, Paula, 41, 132 Strickland, Susan, 41, 132 Strope, Jacalyn, 132 Student Government, 46 Sturgeon, Joe, 122 Sullivan, Garnett, 122 Sullivan, George, 29 Sullivan, William, 132 Sunshime, Joan, 132 Sutlitt, Cheryl, 57, 122 Swailes, Lillian, 42, 110 Swann, Bonnie, 11 Swann, Paul, 122 Swann, Thomas Szlendak, George, 131 T Table at Contents, 3 IACKLE sox, THE, 149 Tapper, Jock A., 11 Taylor, Barbara, 132 Soccer, 70, 71 Softball, S Somerville, Bobby, 122 Sophomores, 125 SOUTHERN MARYLAN D ELECTRIC co-or inc., 165 SOUTHERN MARYLAND OIL, 162 Taylor, Beverly, 50, 91, 110 Taylor, Jacqueline, 132 Taylor, Lydia, 132 Taylor, Patricia, 44, 122 Taylor, Taylor, Rebecca, 142 Rita, 142 Teagle, Thomas, 41, 73, 142 Teague, Vernon, 79, 132 Tech Center, 29 Tech Center Faculty, 30 Tennis, S Tennyso Tennyso Theisen, Thomas, Thomas, n, Joseph, 142 n, Paul, 57, 110 Dawn, 110 Carolyn, 114, 122 Dan, 132 Thomas, David, 132 Thomas, Donna, 142 Thomas, Hazel, 33 Thomas, Sherry Thomas, Steven, 142 Thomason, Terry, 41, 142 Thompson, Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson, Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Barbara Catherine, 33 Charles, 69, 80, 142 Darlene, 42, 132 Dorothy, 42, 122 Gregory John, 142 Margaret, 29 Marion, 132 Mary, 132 Michael, 132 Myron, 79, 132 Patty, 132 Sherry, 49, 57, 122 Susan, 142 Teri, 49, 57, 122 THOMPSON'S ORCHARD, 151 Thomson, Darlene, 132 THRIFT OIL COMPANY, 160 Thrower, Richard, 110 Thurmon, Gina, 110 Thurman, Ruby, 110, 152 Tiburzi, James, 132 TIDEWATER REALTY, 161 Tippett, Oliver, 110 Tippett, Pam, 44, 132 Todd, Mark, 122 Toon, Bonita, 142 Toon, James, 132 Toon, Maurice, 132 Toon, Redallah, 1 11 Terre, Gene, 142 Toth, Frank, 142 Track, S Travel Club, 59 Travers, Geraldine, 132 Travers, Josey, 1 1 1 Travers, Marian, 122 Trossbach, James, 142 Trossbach, Joy, 44 Trossbach, Leo, 122 Trossbach, Paul, 122 tan, Kathleen, 41, 46, 52, Turking 1 1 1 Turner, Ronald, 41, 142 Tyree, Robert, 142 U Uglow, Letty, 52, 111 Unkle, Thomas, 11 1 Upchurch, Craig Usserv, Darrell, 142 V Valedictorian, S 91, Vallandingham, Dole, 132 Vallandingham, Debra, 52, 1 11 Vandermolen, Diane, 122 Vandermolen, Roy, 142 VanDyke, Sharon, 132 Vanikiotis, Joanne, 1 1 1 Vanpatten, Connie, 122 VanSchowen, Gabriela, 56, 57 Vazquez, Michael, 142 vaithaffet, Helen, 46, 57, 142, 143 W Wagner, Ernest, 142 Wagner, Melanie, 132 Wagner, Teddy, 91, 105, 111 Walker, Cher, 53, 112 Wallace, Donna, 142 Walsh, John, 122 Ward, Curtis, 132 Word, Debi, 142 Rose, 142 Watling, Barbara, 84, 132 Watling, Susan, 41, 46, 122 Watson, Bonnie, 132 Watson, Kathy, 142 Watts, Sunshine, 122 Waugh, Mary, 41, 54, 57, 122 Waugh, Ralph, 132 Waxman, Robert, 20, 112 Weeks, Debbie, 135, 142 Weeks, Jody, 5, 53, 112 WEEKS RAILWAY, 152 Weisman, David, 40, 41, 142 Weisman, Steve, 47, 63, 112 Welch, Amy, 132 Welch, Claudia, 123 Welford, Greg, 69, 132 warfatd, Mark, 71, ea, 112 Wendling, Steve, 47, 57, 132 West, Debbie, 142 West, Donald, 123 West, Raymond, 142 Whatley, Gail, 123 Whatley, Susan, 57 Whatley, Sylvia, 58, 109, 112 Wheeler, Charles, 142 Wheeler, Joe, I 12 Wheeler, Lynn, 112 Wheeler, Pam, 112 Whitam, Daniel, 132 White, Bernadette, 142 White, Katherine, 142 White, Lori, 53 White, Paul, 123 White, Paul E., 142 White, Tommy, 132 White, William, 52, 57, 113 Whiting, Dave, 113 Whiting, Donald, 33 Whiting, Doris, 50, 142 Whiting, Gary, 142 Whittemore, Gymie, 142 Whorl, Steve, 63, 66, 90, 113 Wiley, Mike, 123 Wilkins, Vickie, 142 Wilkins, Vickie, 127, 133 Willard, Harold, 23, 63, 123 Willard, Mark, 61, 69, 80, 142 Willenborg, Debra, 123 Willenborg, Paul, 113 Willey, David, 113 Willey, Kathy, 36, 49, 113, 144 Williams, Bridgett, 35, 81 Williams, Curtis, 142 Williams, Darlene, 41 Williams, Druscilla, 142 Williams, Grace, 27, 59 Williams, John, 132 Williams, Juanita, 142 Williams, Renee, 132 Williams, Scott, 62, 63, 123 Willis, Charles, 142 Willis, Cynthia, 142, 143 Willis, Jacqueline, 123 Wills, Gregory, 55, 142 Wilson, Collee, 26, 27, 54 Wilson, Jayne, 89 Wilson, Wayne, 123 Wilt, Robert, 33 Wince, Donald, 142 Windsor, Bill, 142 Wise, Joyce, 133 Wise, Raymond, 113 Wood, Frances, 44, 142 Wood, James, 33 Wood, Mearl, 27 Wood, Phyllis, 123 Wood, Robin, 50 Wood, Warren, 123 Woodburn, Beverly, 133 Woodburn, Joe, 142 Woodburn, Woody, 142 Wooden, William, 68, 69, 74 123 Woods, Cindy, 133 Woods, Keith, 91, 113 Wormwood, Kerri, 142 Wormwaod, Rita, 91, 113 Wrestling, Junior Varsity, 73 Wrestling, Varsity, 72 Wright, Franklin, 133 Wright, Jacob A., 10 Wright, William, 133 Wynn, Diane, 85, 133 Wyrick, Jeff, 2, 46, 69, 123 Y Yannayon, John, 133 Yannayon, Timothy, 123 Yarber, Diane, 142 Yarber, Earl, 123 Yarber, Ruth, 113 Yates, Peggy, 133 Yeager, Cindy, 52, 142 Yeager, Teresa, 123 Yearbook, 48, 49 Yeatman, Richard, 133 Yeatman, Ronald, 133 Yon, Becky, 123 Yost, Cindy, 142 Young, John, 18, 113 Young, Joseph, 79, 133 Young, Joseph, 142 Young, Kharmine, 26 Young, Lawrence, 133 Young, Thomas, 123 Z Zedek, Karen, 142 Ziegler, Donald, 133 Zienda, Brenda, 142 Zienda, Joseph, 57, 133 Zeisenheim, Marilyn, 19, 27 Zyskowski, Robert, 142 76 You've got a lot to live Pepsi's got lot Cl to give PEBSI'C0llI BOTTLED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE PEPSI-COLA COMPANY BY THE PEPSI-COLA BO1'l'LING COMPANY OF WASHINGTON D,C., INC., CHEVERLY, ROCKVILLE, LA PLATA, MARYLAND AND ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA. 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