South Dorchester High School - Mariner Yearbook (Church Creek, MD)

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soo nmenmneermsnnesnnnenscenes ene FIRE MARSHALS SEATED: Larry Gootee, Lin Spicer, John Bleyer, Ronnie Newcomb, Andrew Tolley. FIRST ROW: Reginald Phillips, Robert Hall, Gary Shockley, Lenny Jones, Leroy Bell, Paul Jones, Joe Hughes, William Keene. SECOND ROW: Glenn Ruark, Gary Pritchett, Keith Rippons, Mickey Hayward, Herbert Hughes, James Parks, Martin Tolley. MONITORS Cindy Simmons, Linda McGlaughlin, Sherry Shockley, Bruce Collins, Richard Prahl, Brenda Hayward, Donna Eskridge, Ella Jones.

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SOUTH DORCHESTER’S U.S. TREASURY SAVINGS PROGRAM oe oe THE WONDERFUL WORLD Brings Us Closer ay wont a wonderful Worl ty ny We Olud y KODE To understand tr and loca tien. , Our feign her hoaod DOr Country. ¢. far Gway piace § endertyl water round you. cu 2 Wonderty $4, Ubon Your Breast orld, you are be itlly : he yonderful i : i Airsvepderl aid king tere iat i eaiNs Gn The water and whirls the mille, And alke to ikse Son the top or He hilis, y iendl ith fet ¥ +) 4 oar Ap eody sh sy F ind Vel ast an rake dresse ‘ The saving stamp program at South Dorchester High School provides the students with a way to save for the : future. Stamps and savings bonds are sold weekly. The student helpers who assist in this program are as follows: STANDING: Deanna Mills, Gail Todd, Mrs. Mills--Sporsor, Donna Powley, Randy Bradford, Rachel Travis. SEATED: Barbara Gootee, Judy Meade, Brenda Hayward, Bonnie Powley.

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The Spartan of early Greece has been de- scribed as being physically and mentally disciplined to the highest degree. He was a proud member of a military aristocracy. However, his rigid training left him con- servative, unimaginative, narrow-minded, and suspicious of all outsiders. As a symbol of our school, the Spartan, should keep us ever aware of our goal, to become physically and mentally disci- plined; but at the same time we should become more well rounded and useful persons than this figure of old. ATHLETICS