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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1968 volume:

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Page 55 Herbert Hughes, Jr. Editor Jeanne Spicer Co-Editor Foreword As we pause for a moment and reminisce back to the school year of 1967-1968, many memorable events come to mind; exciting basketball games, the never to be forgotten night of the prom, or just an informal gathering of friends in the school corridors. This year has been filled with sports events, exams, dances, assemblies, and just good times in general, It has been a great year for many of us. We have tried to present the highlights of some of these activities of the year in the MARINER. We hope we have succeeded. We would like to thank the MARINER Staff, the sponsors, and all who have helped in anyway to make this publication possible. Derbut Hoghes fp, Senne Socew Administration TO THE SENIORS OF 1968 Thanks for helping to make this such an enjoyable year. Whatever your task, whatever your goal, you will be called upon to make decisions. I hope you will always have the wisdom or guidance to know what is right and the strength to do it. No matter where you go, may you walk with God. William A. Brotemarkle, Jr., Principal Mrs. Wanda Ciekot Home Economics Science Music Makers Adviser Mrs. Alois Matthews English Latin SO DO Adviser Mrs. Mary Hester Science Arts Crafts Adviser Varsity Coach Mr. Jerry McCulley Mrs. Wyona Mills General Business English Industrial Arts Social Studies Student Council Adviser MARINER Adviser PI - i Fa FA Faculty Mrs. Mary Mitchell Commercial Subjects General Business Mrs. Betty Parks English Mathematics Senior Play Director ry Mrs. Emma Powley Mrs. Donna Rice Librarian English Social Studies Physical Education MARINER Adviser Cheerleading Adviser Girls' Coach Mrs. Lourene Simmons Reading Mrs. Catherine Spicer Social Studies School Secretary — eT Ty NS OT BS ene se ea a os ‘A Tribute TOo % Cecil Raymond Jenkins Cecil Raymond Jenkins graduated from South Dor- chester High School June 1966. In March 1966, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. He gave his life at Con Thein, Viet Nam on May 8, 1967. Py Ek inane ie Senior Class Officers pee sneaeennne ie sey cy Peccecmsal Gt caed La iF | dedi ae eeeree ewer sen ® HOP EWHE ROBE, . eee Pere He ee a eeneree ee wee ees PEPER, ¢ eeenetee ee eee ees el daca pt er eeeeree eS S28 i. eke Votes ee a. ee FT Ee ed Badal tellcdacliviaed et eee etee eee 4 he eee t hee Oe thee eN, eaeeet PT Ti died diclied meveosst ye ea 4 eS SOS o8ts 0009861 Oe oe weeee amo: ‘i 3 sbee eee eee SSSR sesesese gee eeeee OCS eT TL Ldeaibibes. 3 err TT TT. L Adiees seereeee eet ee ers eee ee ee ee eS FSHSR toeeees eee 88884; Seeeseee see FSS SES: $eeeeeereee eH Sees Seeeonnes eee eee Feeeeereee eS SR HD ee te tte edited Seeeeeeeeeee FERS: Peeeneseeeeeoeee Hee eee en eee eee HO Te Oe LL dedieddded POH RESETS EERO LL LL ddediteaed Aid LA dL deddedaddeiaee teen’ Linda McGlaughlin- --President Herbert Hughes---Vice President Rosemary Parks---Secretary David Hooper ---Treasurer Sandra Lee Abbott Sandy Toddville, Md. General She seems shy, but ask her friends. Future plans--Become a beautician. Donna Faye Eskridge Bird Legs Fishing Greek, Md. Education Why take life seriously, you'll never get out of at alive.” Cheerleader 1-4; Hockey 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Varsity Club 3,4; Student Council 3. Future plans--Work in the field.of automation. Sharon Maxine Bloodsworth Sharon Wingate, Md. General She has a ready smile for everyone. Future plans--Undecided. Roger David Hooper Hooker Fishing Creek, Md. General All the world may not love a lover, but all the world watches him. Basketball 1,2,4; Basketball manager 3; Class officer 4. Future plans--Work at E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co. in Seaford, Delaware. Herbert McGlaughlin Hughes, Jr. Bird Ella Marie Jones Andrews, Md. College Prep. SC ELLae Why should the devil have all the fun? Toddville, Md._ Business Education Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 1,2; Track and Not very tall, not very small, but fair and sweet, Field 1-4; Chef Club 1; Class officer 1,3, 4, and liked by all. MARINER-STAFF 3,4; Student Council 1, 2. Pep Club 3, Student Council 3, 4. Future plans--Attend college. Future plans--Do secretarial work. Coot NS © Lemuel Stephen Lewis Linda Dar ae M ecta Rae esl Linda Hoopersville, Md. General- Andrews, Md. Business Education It takes a tall man to know what is going on in ''To know is nothing at all; To imagine is every- 4 the world. ' thing. Basketball 1,4; Track and Field 1-3; Arts and Librarian 1; Monitor 1-3; Class Officer 1,3, 4; Crafts Clubil, 2;-Gym Clubs. Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 1. Future plans--Join the U. S. Navy. Future plans--Be a successful secretary. f2 William Bruce Meekins Dalits Fishing Creek, Md. General Being outdoors is the pleasure of life. ' Basketball 2,4; Chef Club 1. Future plans--Undecided. Daniel Wayne Mills Danny Bishops Head, Md. College Prep. Play and I'll play with you, study and I'll play alone. Basketball manager 1-3; Cross Country manager 3; Track and Field Manager 2, 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Class Officer 1; SO DO Staff 1-4. Future plans--Attend Salisbury State College and return to Cambridge to teach. ) wy 4 A. YZ ZITO a Pal “14 Ceo) YB. ir pa SIZ, 7 ore 2 Donna Marie Morris Donna Toddville, Md. Business Education Dates are my favorite fruit. Pep Club 2,3; MARINER Staff 4. Future plans--Attend a business school. Vicky Lynn Morris RSlick Toddville, Md. Business Education She can be seen where fun and mischief beam. Cheerleader 1-4; Hockey manager 3,4; Volley- ball 1-4; Librarian 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. Future plans--Be a beautician or a bank employee. Flora Rosemary Parks Rosecherry Wingate, Md. College Prep. She cannot think of two things at once, so she thinks of him. Drama Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Class Officer tf, 3,4; Student Council 1-3. Future plans--Attend college. | Harry Cletus Phillips UBeesien Fishing Creek, Md. General Any one who throws a kiss is terribly lazy. (I'm industrious). '' Basketball 1,2,4; Cross Country 1; Track and Field 2-4; Gym Club 1-4; Varsity Club 4; Class Officer 1,2; STUDENT COUNCIL 4. Future plans--Undecided. James Calvert Parks Crow ! Hoopersville, Md. College Prep. The presidential chair needs energetic men like Lincoln, Hoover, and me. Basketball 1-4; Track and Field 1,3,4; Gym Club 1-4; STUDENT COUNCIL 4. Future plans--Attend the U. S. Coast Guard Academy. A Ply al } gir BAY!) al A ’ 71 Ww jd a Gary Wayne Pritchett A (Irth Webster 1A Wingate, Md. General , AV My ability and strength mean hard work; but A f (she) means my happiness, always. ' Ld i Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 1; Track and Field y 1-4; Gym Club 3,4, SO DO Staff 1,2. SLA : Future plans--Enter the business world. | UN ee F 7 hae Keith Thomas Rippons PRipY Hoopersville, Md. General This guy is fast--his driving that is. Basketball 3,4; Cross Country 1-4; Track and Field 1-4; Gym Club 3; Music Makers 4, Varsity Club 2-4; STUDENT COUNCIL 2. Future plans--Join the U. S. Coast Guard. Karen Frances Ruark Giggles Hoopersville, Md. General Good things come in small packages--me. ' Drama Club 1; Music Makers 4; Pep Club 3; Savings Stamp aide. Future plans--Undecided. Candace Lynn Ruark Cande Wingate, Md. Business Education Yes, it's true that blonds have more fun; Look out, world, here I come. ! Drama Club 1; Pep Club 3; MARINER Staff 4. Future plans--Attend a school for interior designing. Paula Marie Ruark Bear'! Hoopersville, Md. If words were worth a penny, she would be a millionaire. Hockey 1, 3,4; Volleyball 1-4; Librarian 3; Var- sity Club 4; SO DO Staff 1-4. Future plans--Attend college to prepare for a teaching career. College Prep. Charles Anthony Shockley Chocolate Fishing Creek, Md. General T just love work; I could sit and watch it all day. Basketball 1-3; Cross Country 1-2; Track and Field 1-3; Gym Club 1-4; Varsity Club 4. Future plans--Undecided. Class Motto ..... .. .loday's Thoughts Bring Tomorrow's Succe ss, Class Colors. .... .. .British Racing Green and White. . Green and White Carnations, Class Flowers... Senior Class History In September of nineteen hundred and sixty-two a wonderful thing happened to South Dorchester---forty-five seventh graders stepped through its doors for a higher ed- ucation, We were scared, but we were also industrious and eager to learn, A year went by, and we entered our second year of junior high school feeling a little less frightened and having a whole year's experience. We faced many more tasks, but we had a greater feeling of security. Elected as our representatives to the Stu- dent Council were Harry Phillips, Sheila Dawson, Tommy Powley, and Linda McGlaughlin. We were really beginning to be great leaders, At last our first year of senior high school came and with it the honor of being freshmen, We also had the responsibility of sponsoring our first dance. Our plans were as elaborate as those of a huge inaugural ball, but we narrowed them down a little. We learned that our delegates to the student government were Herbert Hughes and Rosemary Parks with Linda McGlaughlin as the treasurer. After another year, and having advanced a step higher, we became sophomores, This did not stop us from having fun because we got into more mischief than we ever had, But we anxiously awaited the final steps toward our goal--graduation. To head us in that direction were Keith Rippons and Herbert Hughes, our homeroom repre- sentatives, while Rosemary Parks held the office of secretary. As our final year came a little closer, we gained the acclaimed role of juniors. This meant sponsoring the Junior-Senior Prom and acquiring our class rings, two symbols of the hard work during our past years. But with the Prom came many headaches and problems, Mrs. Parks was our class adviser, and our officers were as follows: President-Rosemary Parks, Vice-President- Linda McGlaughlin, Secretary-Ella Jones, Treasurer-Herbert Hughes, Finally we are seniors. We realize the honor in this name and we try to set examples for the underclassmen, who one day will also be seniors. Our class has decreased to twenty-one students, but within our small class each is an individual and a leader. To help mold us into what we are is Mrs. Matthews, our homeroom teacher and our Class adviser during our last memorable year at S.D. Our leaders are Herbert Hughes holding the position of editor of the MARINER, and Danny Mills and Linda McGlaughlin acting as co-editors of the SO DO. Reigning over the Student Council as president is Jimmy Parks. Having reached our final destination, we are now seniors and hopefully waiting until we can obtain the one thing we have worked so diligently for in twelve years--our diplomas. As we look back over the years we recall many moments filled with hap- piness, anguish, and hard work. We hope that the graduating class of nineteen hun- dred and sixty-eight will often be remembered. As we leave, we carry many happy memories we had here and a feeling of pride that we had the opportunity of having had a role in the history of South Dorchester High. Ploae many Varhw Senior Class Will We, the class of 1968, believing that we have sound minds and bodies, do dispose of these unwanted items so that we might leave SD with free hearts and light suit- cases. Article I--To the juniors we leave our favorite game, known as GO TO THE HEAD OF THE CLASS. If successful in this game, you should gain some of the knowledge we hold. Article II--To the sophomores we leave two bottles of Excedrin. You will be having many of those Excedrin headaches when prom days arrive. Article HI--To the freshmen we leave one pamphlet to be closely examined by all. This pamphlet is entitled, How To Succeed in Business . From this resourceful book of knowledge anyone should learn all the tricks of all the trades. Article IV--We leave to the eighth graders luck, luck, and more luck. It made us what we are today. Article V--To the seventh grade we leave a thought that has constantly been with us throughout our school years. The thought is: ''Time passes--will you? Article VI--To Mrs. Matthews, our English teacher and class adviser, we leave one bottle of Loving Care. Perhaps she will need it after the gray hairs we probably have given her begin to show. Article VII--To Mr. Jull we leave the memories of our great P.O.D. discussions, We are sure he will remember them as being intriguing, informative, and very original. Article VII--To the rest of the faculty, we leave life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. These things will come after we have gone. Article IX--To Mr. Brotemarkle we leave our sincere wishes that his stay at South Dorchester will be as happy as our years at SD have been. Article X--To Mr. Bradshaw we leave a handbook for sending smoke sig nals. While you are burning the school trash, you can also make contact with other janitors. Article XI--To the library, we leave our favorite book, MY LIFE AS A BIRD by Hu BIRD Hughes. Article XII--To the cafeteria we leave many boxes of Halloween noise makers. Since we are leaving, man-made noise will need to be produced. Article XIII--To the home economics classes we leave one package of wool. If used wisely you should learn how to pull the wool over teachers' eyes. Article XIV-- To the bus drivers we leave, free of charge, the opportunity to take a six week course on Driver's Education. This will teach you that, When you drive, drive defensively, and watch out for the other guy. Article XV--To the healthroom we leave a silver plaque with these words embossed on it. We came to you for rest We came to you for sleep We stayed when work was undone Until it was time to eat! Article XVI--To the school building itself, we want to be remembered in this way: There was never a class like us before and there will never be one like us again! So from these things we now depart We leave SD with an open heart. Soules Kank! | JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sherry Shockley --President Richard Prahl---Vice President Bonnie Powley---Secretary Bruce Collins---Treasurer Bruce Abbott Lowell Candel Bruce Collins Janie Cox Lana Creighton Junior Class Daniel Dawson Jo Ann Elzey Patricia Elzey Charles Flowers Brenda Hayward Deborah Holotik Clara Jubb Sharon Lewis Deborah McGlaughlin Randy McGlaughlin Barbara Parks Debra Parks Bonnie Gaye Powley Wanda Powley “AS Py Gece. Vp tate Vo A Richard Prahl] Lynn Pritchett Shirley Rippons Glenn Ruark Edmund Shockley Sherry Shockley Jeanne Spicer Gloria Thomas Barbara Todd Lynn Todd Hansel Traveps; Margarét Atin Willey Franklin Windsor James Windsor Joyce Ann Woodland Sophomore Class SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Wayne Newcomb-- President Gail Todd---Vice President Kathy Phillips---Secretary Dolores Parkes---Treasurer Linda Aaron David Adams Sherry Andrews Lorraine Bloodsworth Lance Bramble Gerald Brittingham Bruce Gootee Mickey Hayward Junius Henry Sophomore Class Dorothy Hooper William Keene Susie Lewis William Lewis Penny McGlaughlin Deanna Mills Wayne Newcomb Delores Parks Kathy Phillips Martha Ann Phillips Reginald Phillips Donna Powley Deborah Pritchett Linda Pritchett Charlotte Rhea Carol Ruark Donna Ruark Thomas Ruark Gary Shockley Cynthia Simmons Linda Simmons Robin Simmons Sandra Simmons Allen Smith Janet Spicer Diana Thomas Gail Todd Rebecca Todd Sandra Todd Linda Travers Richard Travers Roland Travers Sally Travers 4 _€arson. Windsor Christina Woddland | aiinrrtiaaad Oneita Bleyer Randy Bradford Millie Dean George Elliott Robert Hall Debbie Insley Cheryl Jones Paul Jones Phillip Jones Lelia McNamara William Newcomb Bonnie Parks Sharon Parks John Phillips Delores Powley Ritchie Powley Michael Riley Brenda Rippons Jenny Rippons Virgil Ruark Carmen Santiago Gillis Todd Glenwood Todd Arlette Travers Freddie Travers Freshman Class Cathy Abbott Eighth Grade Leroy Bell Carol Brittingham Patrick Dawson Charles Elliott Regina Elliott Richard Elzey Rhonda Flowers Sherry Flowers Judy Handley Dale Holliday John Holliday Karen Hubbard Darlene Hughes Daniel Jones Connie Lewis Glenda Murphy Leroy Rippons Eddy Robbins Kathryn Robbins Rudolph Robbins Woodrow Robbins Jeffrey Robinson Clarence Ruark Patti Ruark Trudi Ruark Carlton Shorter Barbara Simmons Donald Simmons Robert Simmons Arieda Shockley Carlton Thomas Martin Tolley Rachel Travis Kevin Willey Seventh Grade a= NO PHOTO AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Lester Aaron Douglas Abbott Wayne Abbott David Adams Danny Cusick Linda Gootee Anthony Hayden Thomas Holotik Linda Insley Kim Jackson Cindy James John Mark Johnson Don Lewis Susan Meekins Cathy Mills Wanda Moore Charles Parks Albert Parry Edward Regina David Rhea Roland Rhea Sheri Robinson Suzanne Robinson Pamela Ruark Ralph Ruark Marie Simmons Danny Travers Loistein Travers Danny Windsor Jo Windsor Passing Parade’”’ Cp) ea am =5 =e — = OU 26 Varsity Club FIRST ROW: Tony Shockley, Brenda Hayward, Donna Eskridge, Harry Phillips, Paula Ruark, Danny Mills. SECOND ROW: Debbie Parks, Bonnie Powley, Sherry Shockley, Vicky Morris, Jeanne Spicer, Mr. Jull--adviser. THIRD ROW: Keith Rippons, Randy McGlaughlin. Brenda Hayward Harry Phillips Donna Eskridge 30 Paula Ruark STUDENT COUNCIL 3: i em ¢ ee. ee 3 a eo es a ® FIRST ROW: Mr. McCulley--Adviser, Cathy Abbott--Treasurer, Donna Ruark--Secretary, Richard Prahl-- Vice President, James Parks--President. SECOND ROW: Carol Brittingham, Pat Elzey, Brenda Hayward, Ella Jones, Dorothy Hooper, Carol Ruark, Eddy Robbins. THIRD ROW: Sharon Parks, Shirley Rippons, Wayne New- comb, Harry Phillips, Randy McGlaughlin, Billy Newcomb, Bruce Gootee. i eg lito un, Danny Mills--Editor Linda McGlaughlin-- Co-Editor Barbara Parks--1st page editor Donna Powley--2nd page editor Janie Cox--Girls sports editor Lance Bramble--Boys sports editor Paula Ruark--4th page editor Linda Pritchett, Randy Bradford, Bonnie Parks, Millie Dean, Linda Aaron, Sharon Lewis. Sherry Shockley--Business Manager Christina Woodland- Advertising Manager Debbie McGlaughlin--Exchange editor Billy Lewis--Photographer Mrs. Alois Matthews Adviser SEATED: Herbert Hughes --Editor, Jeanne S Thomas--Business Mgr. , Deanna Mill Morris, Robert Hall, Debbie Pritchett picer- Asst. Editor, Richard Prahl -Advertising Megr., Gloria s- Photographer. STANDING: Sonny Ruark, Cande Ruark, Donna � Joyce Ann Woodland, Cheryl Jones, Jenny Rippons. Mrs. Mills--Adviser Mrs. Powley -Adviser SENIOR HIGH GYM CLUB KNEELING: Tony Shockley , Jimmy Parks, Harry Phillips. STANDING: Lowell Candel, Gary Pritchett, Danny Dawson, Bruce Abbott, Hansel Travers, Glen Ruark, Jimmy Windsor, Jerry Brittingham, Mr. Elliott-- Sponsor, Glen Todd, Jackie Phillips, Tommy Ruark, Gary Shockley, Phillip Jones, Ricky Powley, David Adams. JUNIOR HIGH GYM CLUB FIRST ROW: Danny Cusick, Danny Windsor, Kim Jackson, Lester Aaron, Tommy Holotik, Albert Parry, Douglas Abbott, Mr. Elliott--Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Wayne Abbott, David Rhea, Charles Parks, Don Lewis, Roland Rhea, Tony Hayden, Danny Travers. South Dorchester’s U.S. Treasury Savings Program The saving stamp program at South Dorchester provides the students with a way to save for the future. Stamps and saving bonds are sold weekly. The student helpers who assist in this program are: Gail Todd, Linda Aaron, Areida Shockley, Karen Ruark, Sheri Dawn Robinson, Gillis Todd, Shirley Rippons, Lynn Todd, Cheryl Jones- -absent. Librarians FIRST ROW: Mrs. Emma Powley--Librarian, Delores Powley, Carmen Santiago, Jo Ann Elzey, Donna Powley. SECOND ROW: Vicky Morris, Patricia Elzey , Sharon Lewis, Deanna Mills, Gloria Thomas. With its many books, magazines, newspapers, filmstrips, recordings, other visual materials, and equipment, the central library of South Dorchester High School is an integral part of the school. The library staff strives to be helpful in assisting teachers and students in locating and checking out materials that may be used individually or by groups. The library serves as a key in helping students and faculty become better in- formed and educated citizens in helping to preserve our freedom. Arts And Crafts Club Students SEATED AT THE TABLE are: Dale Holliday, Delores Powley, Ralph Ruark, David Adams, Linda Insley, Wanda Powley. FIRST ROW: Susan Meekins, Reggie Phillips, Rhonda Flowers, Gillis Todd, Dar- lene Hughes, Jo Windsor. SECOND ROW: Cathy Mills, Glenda Murphy, Cindy James, Wanda Moore, Linda Gootee, Suzanne Robinson, Pam Ruark, Sherry Flowers, Marie Simmons, Mrs. Mary Hester--Adviser. THIRD ROW: Leroy Bell, Phil Jones, Carson Windsor, Areida Shockley, Sheri Dawn Robinson. Music M FIRST ROW: Karen Ruark, Linda Aaron--Pianist, Jeffery Robinson. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Robinson , Linda Gootee , Wanda Powley, Eddie Regina. THIRD ROW: Cindy James, Lana Creighton, Clara Jubb. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Abbott, Oneita Bleyer, Donna Powley, Carol Brittingham, Sherry Dawn Robinson, Marie Simmons, Wanda Moore, Cathy Mills, Mrs. Wanda Ciekot--Adviser. FIFTH ROW: Lowell Candel, Keith Rippons. Fire Marshals FRONT ROW: Herbert Hughes, Rudy Robbins, Eddy Robbins, Douglas Abbott, Albert Parry, Tony Shockley , Jimmy Parks. BACK ROW: Gail Todd, James Windsor, William Lewis, Reggie Phillips, Randy McGlaughlin, Eddie Shockley, Bruce Abbott. The fire marshals' job is to insure safety of the students during any fires. They are responsible to see that the classrooms are completely vacant and that all doors and windows are closed. _ Monitors SEATED: Donna Ruark, Jo Windsor, Sherry Shockley , Dorothy Hooper. STANDING: Carol Ruark, Jimmy Parks, Richard Prahl, Brenda Hayward. The monitors are appointed by the Student Council to assist in the administration of the school. The monitors dismiss classes for lunch and assemblies and maintain or- der in the corridors. The supervision by the monitors has contributed much toward the peaceful and pleasant atmosphere of the school. 0 XS YT —, == E+ ea = an EH Girls’ Basketball Team FRONT ROW: Jenny Rippons, Millie Dean, Donna Powley, Patricia Elzey, Janet Spicer, Jeanne Spicer, Sherry Shockley, Brenda Hayward, Martha Phillips, Charlotte Rhea, Brenda Rippons. BACK ROW: Kathy Phillips--Manager, Mrs. Rice--Coach, Barbara Parks Manager. = Be e ror Win, ee tie a Boys’ Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: David Hooper, Keith Rippons Randy McGlaughlin, Lynn Pritchett, James Parks KNEELING: James Windsor Bramble, Reggie Phillips, - SECOND ROW: Gary Pritchett, Bruce Meekins , Hubby Hughes, , Eddie Shockley , Coach--Morley Jull. THIRD ROW , Richard Prahl. FOURTH ROW STANDING: Lance , Glen Ruark, Harry Phillips Tony Shockley, Billy Lewis. Varsity Cheerleaders Captain-- Rebecca Todd Diana Thomas Dolores Parks Cynthia Simmons Carmen Santiago i i i H SOUTH DORCHESTER Re a FIRST ROW: Bonnie Powley Captain-- Vicky Morris Donna Eskridge SECOND ROW: Debra Parks Carol Ruark Kathy Phillips Gail Todd J. V. Basketball Team KNEELING: Manager--Carlton Thomas, Coach--Steve Elliott, Manager--Leroy Rippons. STANDING: Score- keeper--Sherry Shockley, Virgil Ruark, Bruce Gootee, Robert Hall, John Phillips, Thomas Ruark, David Adams, Randy Bradford, Allen Smith, Gary Shockley, Glenwood Todd, Rithcie Powley, Roland Travers, Scorekeeper--Brenda Hayward. Hockey Team FIRST ROW: Bonnie Powley, Wanda Powley, Donna Eskridge, Mrs. Rice--Coach, Paula Ruark, Carmen Santiago, Bonnie Parks. SECOND ROW: Vicky Morris- manager, Charlotte Rhea, Patricia Elzey, Dolores Parks, Cynthia Simmons, Diana Thomas, Barbara Parks, Jenny Rippons, Debbie Parks, Shirley Rippons- Manager. THIRD ROW: Janet Spicer, Kathy Phillips, Millie Dean, Linda Aaron, Martha Phillips, Brenda Hayward, Carol Ruark, Sherry Shockley, Jeanne Spicer. HOGK EY SGHEDULE= G7 South Dorchester South Dorchester South Dorchester South Dorchester South Dorchester South Dorchester North Dorchester Cambridge North Dorchester St. Michaels St. Michaels Cambridge OwWFH OC Ww m= NO ON Wb STANDING: Steve Elliott--Coach, Glenn Todd, Jerry Brittingham , Keith Rippons, Robin Hall, Randy Bradford. KNEELING: Glen Ruark, David Adams, Bruce Gootee, Randy McGaughlin, Tommy Ruark. Girl's Volleyball Team FIRST ROW: Paula Ruark, Donna Ruark, Vicky Morris. SECOND ROW: Diana Thomas, Carmen Santiago, Barbara Pa rks, Charlotte Rhea, Bonnie Powley, Pat Elzey, Brenda Rippons, Cindy Simmons, Bonnie Parks, Wanda Powley. THIRD ROW: Manager--Rebecca Todd, Coach--Mrs. Rice, Jeanne Spicer, Kathy Phil- lips, Debbie Parks, Millie Dean, Martha Phillips, Sherry Shockley, Brenda Hayward, Jenny Rippons, Carol Ruark, Dolores Parks, Manager--Linda Aaron. on ‘s s 2 4 (6 Fi ow o £ td = . ‘ a Nutrition In our nutrition department our cooks: Mrs. Jean Insley and Mrs. Willie Keene. Transportation Tom Jones, Clarence Pritchett, Martha Newcomb, George Parks, Theo Creighton. Maintenance Byron Bradshaw Wayne Newcomb Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. | Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Aaron and Mrs. Lester Aaron and Mrs. William Aaron and Mrs. Alonza Abbott and Mrs. Donald Abbott and Mrs. Parks Abbott and Mrs. Paul Abbott and Mrs. Harold Adams Helen Adams and Mrs. Monroe Adams and Mrs. William Adams and Mrs. Aldon Andrews and Mrs. Raymond Ashton and Mrs. Wayne Ashton and Mrs. Murray Batkin and Mrs. Elwood Bell and Mrs. Milton Bennett and Mrs. Howard Bloodsworth and Mrs. Marcie Bloodsworth Minnie Bloodsworth and Mrs. Roger Bloodsworth and Mrs. Chester Bloomfield Bonnie and Kieth Romie Booze Edward (Honey) Bramble Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bramble Melvin Bramble Mr. Mrs. Rev. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bramble Noda Bramble and Mrs. Pardee Bramble and Mrs. Phillip Bramble and Mrs. Samuel Brittingham and Mrs. Walter Brittingham and Mrs. Homer Cannon and Mrs. William Cannon and Mrs. Larry Coleman and Mrs. Irving Collins and Mrs. William Cordrey, Jr. and Mrs. Jerry Coulbourne and Mrs. Otis Creighton and Mrs. Samuel Creighton and Mrs. Thomas Creighton Wanda and Bobby Creighton Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Minnie Crocheron and Mrs. Robert Cusick and Mrs. Harold Dawson and Mrs. Quentin Dawson, Sr. and Mrs. Shannon Dawson and Mrs. Brice G. Dean and Mrs. Clinton Dean and Mrs. Delmas Dean Our Supporters Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dean Mrs. William C. Dean Donna and Rex Mr. and Mrs. John Elliot, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elzey Mr. and Mrs. Prettyman Elzey Mr. and Mrs. Tootsie Elzey Mr. and Mrs. Franklin B. Ewell Mrs. Lillian Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin Foxwell Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foxwell Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Foxwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hall Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Armond Hayward Mrs. Mildred Hayward Junius Henry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Junius Henry, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Holliday, Sr. John Wayne Holliday Johnny Holotik Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hughes, Sr Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hughes Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson Jeanne and Harry George Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Brice Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jones Mr. and Mrs. Asbury Jones Mr. and Mrs. Brady Jones Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Jones Mr. and Mrs. Garland Jones Mrs. Helen E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones Herman Jones Hot Tom Jones Lloyd Jones Luther Jones Mr. and Mrs. O!'neil Jones Mr. and Mrs. Orem Jones Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O!neil Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Jones Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jones Mr. and Mrs. Satch Jones Mrs. Wilsie Jones Miss Marguerite Kirwan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krouse Rev. and Mrs. James Langrall Barbara Lewis and son, Buddy Mrs. Bessie Lewis Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Norris Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Osylee Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Owen Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Reecie Lewis Lynn and Mickey Mr. and Mrs. George McGlaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGlaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGlaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McGlaughlin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McGlaughlin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William McGlaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meredith Clara and Monroe Meredith Hilda and Everett Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Meredith Mrs. Roland Meredith Mr. and Mrs. William Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller Buddy Mills Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mills Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mills Mr. and Mrs. Jones Mills Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Mills Mr. and Mrs. Naaman Mills Nelson Mills, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Omar V. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Orville Mills Russell Mills Mr. and Mrs. Straughn Mills Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Mills Mr. and Mrs. Hilliston Moore James Moore Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Moore Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Moore Mr. and Mrs. Smith Moore Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Morris Mrs. Mydra Morris Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morris Timmy Morris Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morris Allan Murphy Mr. and Mrs. David Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Murphy Skipper Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Stengel Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Granville Murrell Mr. and Mrs. Nettleship Mr. and Mrs. Russell Newcomb Mr. and Mrs. Johnny North Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker Mr. and Mrs. Barret Parks Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Parks Mrs. B. M. Parks Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Parks Mr. and Mrs. Calvert O. Parks Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Parks Howard Timothy Parks Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Parks Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parry, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Albanus Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Amos Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Everett Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Henry Phillips Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips Mrs. Norma Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Carl Powley Miss Donna Ann Powley Mr. and Mrs. George Powley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powley Mr. and Mrs. Watson Powley Mr. and Mrs. George Prahl Mrs. Bertle Pritchett Miss Blondell Pritchett Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pritchett Mr. and Mrs. Davis Pritchett Miss Debbie Ann Pritchett Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pritchett Mr. and Mrs. Eberman Pritchett Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pritchett Mrs. Florence Pritchett Mr. and Mrs. Hillary Pritchett Mr. and Mrs. James Pritchett Kevin Pritchett Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pritchett Mrs. Mary Frances Pritchett Mr. and Mrs. Medford Pritchett Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pritchett Mrs. Preston Pritchett Mr. and Mfs. Sterling Pritchett Thomas Pritchett Mr. and Mrs. Waddell Pritchett Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Pritchett Ramona and Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Elton Riley Mr. and Mrs. Chandus Rippons, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rippons Mr. and Mrs. Houston Rippons Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rippons ‘Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Roppons Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Rippons Mr. and Mrs. Mace Robbins Merritt Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Robbins Allan Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Irving Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Lurman Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Medford Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Robinson Mrs. Agnes Ruarke Mrs. Ann Ruark Mr. and Mrs. Bichell Ruark Miss Carol Ruark Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Ruark Edward Ruark Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ruark Mr. and Mrs. George Ruark Glenn Ruark Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Ruark Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ruark Kenneth Ruark Mr. and Mrs. Newton Ruark Mr. and Mrs. Olin Ruark Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ruark Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ruark Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ruark Sonny Ruark Mrs. Sue Ruark Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ruark Sharon and Richard Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shockley Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Shockley Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shockley Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Simmons Miss Karen Simmons Miss Kay Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Simmons Mrs. Lourene Simmons Mrs. Oliver Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Victor Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spicer Mr. and Mrs. William Spicer o4 Mrs. William Stoker Mrs. Elizabeth Tall Mr. and Mrs. James Tall Mr. and Mrs. Weston Tall Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Thomas Mr. and Mrs. G. Carlton Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Thomas Tod and Kathy Mr. and Mrs. Bradye Todd Mr. and Mrs. D. Carroll Todd Mr. and Mrs. Darius Carroll ‘Todd Mr. and Mrs. Earl Todd Earl E. Todd Miss Edith Todd Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Todd Mr. and Mrs. Gillis Todd Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Todd Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Todd Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Todd Mr. and Mrs. Otis Todd Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Todd Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Todd Mr. and Mrs. Ruark Todd Mr. and Mrs. Webster Todd Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll Todd Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tolley Mrs. Irene Tolley Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Tolley Mrs. Lola Travers Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tyler Cecil Tyler ee Ore a a bok o3 Mrs. Dorothy Twigg Vicky and Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wallace Rev. and Mrs. Denson H. Warrick Mr. and Mrs. George Wheatley Mr. and Mrs. David Wickwire Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willey Miss Anita Windsor Mr. and Mrs. Austin Winsdor Mrs. Carlton Winsdor Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Winsdor, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Winsdor Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Winsdor Mr. and Mrs. O!neil Windsor Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Wingate Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Woodland Miss Christina Woodland Mr. and Mrs. Dryden Woodland Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Woodland Mr. and Mrs. Lois Woodland Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Woodland Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Wroten Compliments of Phillips Oil Company Cambridge, Maryland Enjoy The Finest LEDNUM'S JEWELERS Jeanne and Harry shop for an | Accutron Time Piece--the world's finest. Prices start at $125.00 F. O. DEAN, BOATYARD Designer Builder WORK BOATS—FISHING PARTY BOATS YACHTS OF ALL TYPES BATTER | WHIPPED WINGATE. MD. VIKING 7-8158 Soft, Fresh, Delicious YOOR'S BAKERY 510 Poplar St. 228-3838 Cambridge, Md. Wherever FINE FOODS are Sold! Phone: 228-0727 | ARCADE HAIR DESIGN | 416 Muir Street Cambridge, Maryland e a: ; Virginia L. Walls--Prop. Tommy Ruark caught in a double-breasted Closed Wednesday blazer at Frank Wright's. Salesmen John | Bosman and Calvin Stack are giving Tommy an eyeful of the new plaids. SLACUM'S BEAUTY SHOP Betty Slacum--Owner-Mogr. Compliments Located Roslyn Ave. at Sunburst Hwy. of FREY MEMORIAL U.S. Route 50 Cambridge, Maryland 21613 600 Roslyn Ave .--228-3667 228-3450 RAINBOW CLEANERS ALEXANDER'S HOUSE OF MUSIC Dry Cleaning--Pressing Cambridge -- Salisbury Cambridge, Maryland DORCHESTER COUNTY AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS ASSOCIATION JOHNSON MOTORS Buick -- Rambler MEREDITH AUTO SALES Pontiac -- Tempest WESSLING Chrysler -- Plymouth PHILLIPS FORD COMPANY Ford -- Lincoln -- Mercury -- Comet Be CINE HIG URARS Chevrolet -- Oldsmobile . 56 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 446 Race Street Cambridge, Maryland LEGGETT’S CRAIG'S DRUG STORE 521 Poplar Street, Cambridge, Maryland Prescriptions and Cosmetics Phone: 228-3322 -- We Deliver RUSSELL STOVER CANDY Compliments of Bobbie Brooks styled this coordinate for Vickie, a check mate group; vest--sweater-- Lakes Straits and skirt, for the young at heart. Sizes 5 to 15. 5 Priced--$8 .00 to $11.00. Vol. Fire Co. He has the winning ticket in Andover, the name for Harry's dress suit. Church--Christmas--Party-- School dance. He is with it, out of sight, as the teenagers say. Ambulance Service Fire Control Wingate, Maryland FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Cambridge, Maryland Friendly’ Hometown Growing 57 Compliments of DELVALE DAIRIES ENGLE'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES, INC. Phone 228-1942 401 Academy St. Cambridge, Maryland CINDERELLA SHOP 415-417 Race Street Cambridge, Maryland From Tots to Young Juniors Compliments of HIGH SPOT Cambridge, Maryland WHITEY'S Where Old and New Friends Meet 405 Race Street Legion Road Denton, Maryland a TROLLING FISHING PARTIES STILL FISHING RESERVATIONS ONLY ARCHIE S. BROOKS Licensed Captain WOOLFORD, MARYLAND U. S. COAST GUARD APPROVED BOAT ACCOMMODATIONS UP TO FOR RESERVATIONS 12 PASSENGERS PHONE 228-2911 RIVER OR BAY FISHING Compliments of CLARENCE O. PRITCHETT We strive to give you real service. 847-8215 or 847-8136 Bishops Head, Maryland 2161] a Cambridge Maryland - through these doors pass those who make our progress possible . . our employees CAMBRIDGE WIRE CLOTH COMPANY CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND PHONE 228-3000 Vivi=oleReN PUBLISHING GO: SANE eS raiNG Ge: QUALITY SSERVINGE ING CO. WESTE HS! lefld Nea Lessa mommies skSss V OO SN 59 Compliments Union Trust Company of Maryland Maryland's Oldest Financial Institution General Banking Eastern Shore Offices: Cambridge, Easton, Salisbury, and Hillsboro Member of rederal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System Enjoy Yourself Play Billiards RECREATION CENTER The Shore's Finest THE GIFT THAT STARTS A HOME ee Every girl loves a hope chest See us for finest selection Prices start at $49.95 NATHAN’S FURNITURE STORE High Street, Cambridge, Maryland KR ‘chardson’s Style Shop CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND PHONE 228-0550 WILLEY'S APPLIANCE PAINT, INC. 502 Poplar Street Phone 228-4504 Delmer Willey--Owner Compliments of GOOTEE'S RESTAURANT 397-3589 Church Creek, Maryland Spicer, Inc. Spicer Building Material, Inc. Golden Hill Road, Church Creek Route 335 Phone-EX-7-313] Glidde.. Paints WISE OIL FUEL, INC. | 741 Race Street — Cambridge, Maryland Phones: TA 2-2730 — 228-4131 | GOOTEE'S MARINE SERVICE Highway 336, P.O. Church Creek, Md. | | | | Golden Hill, Maryland MARYLAND TUNA CORPORATION Phone 397-3122 Rooe Packer of | Trailers | ; t Marine Supplies Bumble Bee Seafoods PHILIP A. GOOTEE Johnson Sea-Horse Outboard Motors Compl iments of THE GIFT SHOP Gifts for All Occasions Location--Edgar's Building STEVENS SMITH a TOO). 415 Race Street--Cambridge, Md. “Your Complete Men's Store —$———— a ee ———$——— KIRWAN AND BRADFORD Don't Envy Centar General Merchandise Trousers. Phone 397-3331 Elie Hacer. Golden Hill, Maryland Shire Wear Them Sport Coats ARTWELL SALES CoO. Home Furnishing Cambridge, Md. 228-0997 Douglas R. Foxwell M. Ralph Foxwell 61 RIPPONS BROTHERS packers Fine Seafoods shipper factory-Hoopersville, Md. | Telephone, 397-3200 Compliments of AIRPAX ELECTRONICS LEWIS BROTHERS Dealers in and Buyers of Shell Oysters Hoopersville, Maryland Compliments of KINCAID'S 409 Race Street AC8-0930 Crab Pot Bait, Crab Pot Wire, Marine Paint MARY EWELL TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHES 502 GAY STREET CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND PHONE 228-4422 M. ESTHER DEAN General Merchandise Phone 397-3378 Hoopersville Maryland HALL AND DOTY CO. Plumbing and Heating Contractors Sales and Service Office Phone 228-2660 Home residence 228-4838 or 228-4229 Compliments of RUARK ASHTON, INC. Seafood Packers Hoopersville, Maryland Phone 397-3546 MARYLAND NATIONAL BANK . . does so much for so many people your local office serving you on Locust Street Cambridge, Maryland = 62 qth CROC, ee ee e——_-RIPPONS GROCERY'S KE ot Hoopersville, Maryland 25 Eugene Rippons Prop. 397-3340 Jeno OPSCANINERS Canned Tomatoes Andrews, Maryland 847-8389 CAPTAIN SPARK'S Institution In The Chesapeake Fishery fa yy | | | The Name That Is Fast Becoming An | ) Ca % CRM ae a wai | wer A = zy | From The Packer With Pride In The Past And Confidence In The Future Of An Honored Industry Compliments of CENTER MARKET TOLLEY AND RIPPONS SEAFOOD Fishing Creek, Maryland Telephone 397-3280 Shop RUSSELL FRANK'S For your school needs Phone 228-0616 Road Building Sanitary Construction JAMES CONSTRUCTION CO. Trucks Contractors Cambridge, Maryland W.L. COLEMAN SONS s Bulk Bottle Gas Service Exclusive Distributors P70. Box 341 Cambridge, Maryland Phone 228-3300 EDGAR'S DEPT. STORE Men and Boys' Clothing Sporting Goods 415 Race Street Cambridge, Maryland CHARLES H. PARKS AND COMPANY Crab House Phone 397-3400 Fishing Creek, Maryland EEGOQMPTE Ds SHOE SHOP 435 Race Street Cambridge, Maryland Herb and Ruth Kinnamon JOHN H. PIGMAN, INC. Tidewater Flying A Oil Products Tires, Batteries, Accessories 228-4670 Prompt Heating Oil Service Compliments of FOXWELL'S TASTEE FREEZE P.O. Box 396 Cranes Road Materials Heavy Equipment WCEM 1240 on Your Dial First in News Finest in Music Cambridge, Maryland MEREDITH MEREDITH Packers and Shippers of Merediths Fishing Bay Oysters, Crabs, and Crabme Wingate, Md. Telephone: 847-815] Have Wreck Will Travel � ) JOHN W. TIEDER, INC. Shenton’s Body and ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ¥ 508 MARYLAND AVENUE Paint Shop CAMBRDGE, MARYLAND 21613 503 Henry Street Cambridge, Maryland _ Day Phone: 228-4761 Night Phone: 228-0565 Lumber Paint GLAMORAMA BEAUTY SALON Alice Outten--Proprietor Phone 228-2293 Sunburst Highway TODD'S INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Walk In or Drive In Service--Savings-—Security Dorchester Ave., Cambridge, Md. EARLE. TODD Studio Girl Cosmetics Toddville, Maryland 847-8370 SMITH'S PRINTING SHOP, INC. Offset Letter Press 503 Maryland Ave. Cambridge, Md. 228-3565 Compliments of WILLEY'S SERVICE STATION Sunburst Highway Cambridge, Md. We Help You Do It Yourself! BAWeBUILDERSsoURPLY.A ING. 400 Sunburs t Highway 228-1771 Hardware 208 Compliments from O. H. MOORE'S GROCERY Toddville, Maryland Use TURNER'S BOTTLED GAS SERVICE Cambridge, Maryland Sunburst Highway 228-3377 Compliments of Reuben C. Murphy Mgr. Dorset Land Co. Toddville, Maryland WM. C. DEAN AND CO. Packers and Shippers of Oysters--Soft Crabs--Crab Meat VI 7-8129 Wingate, Maryland BOB NORTH'S Pure Oil Service Station Cambridge, Maryland 228-1688 E. oS BUBBER Tas OMe LINC. I. H. Farm Equipment Hardware Farm Supplies Phone 228-3474 Cambridge, Md. W. T. Ruark Co. Phone Exbrook 7-3133 Exbrook 7-3233 Exbrook 7-3134 Exbrook 7-3422 SID JOHNSON BOAT AND TRANSPORTATION CO. Route 50 Cambridge, Maryland Phone: 228-4820 Evinrude Outboard Motor Sales Service Charter Buses Compliments MRS. MYRTLE PHILLIPS GENERAL GROCERY Phone 397-3148 Fishing Creek, Maryland RIPPONS' (Rip's) SEAFOOD MKT. U.S. Route 50 Cambridge, Maryland Eldridge Rippons — Prop. Dial 228-5061 EASTERN SERVICE CORPORATION Cambridge, Maryland Phone: 228-0300 GEORGE W. HALL SON Oysters and Crabs Phone: EX 7-3327 Fishing Creek, Md. Cambridge and Fishing Creek, Md. Packers and Shippers of BEST YET BRAND SEAFOOD Fish, Oysters, Crabs, Crabmeat We specialize in JUMBO--live crabs If it's Ruark's on the can, AT S;GOT OSES @ODs Shipping Point: Cambridge, Md. ROBBINS ROBBINS, Inc. HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER BUILDERS CONTRACTORS Electrical Fixtures — Plumbing Fixtures ———— Paint Building Supplies CAMBRIDGE, MD. 21613 TELE. 228-0873 IT COSTS NO MORE.... Route 50 Woods Road Cambridge, Md. Convenient Terms No Parking Problems PRITCHETT ROBBINS, INCORPORATED Plumbing Heating Contractors Phone AC 8-3920 Cambridge, Maryland 21613 Modern Bath Rooms Kitchens -- Compare our Prices -- Oil Burners--Sales Service i to the aS ioe graduatin o a 05 2 ae ! aks aed things 99 a better, COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of Cambridge, Maryland, Inc. Rob Roy Co., Inc Cambridge, Maryland Finest in Boys' Wear AIRPAX A ceca) R. J. REYNOLDS FOODS, INC. Cambridge, Maryland Compliments of 228-2713 AIRPAX ELECTRONICS Owned And Operated By Baker Robbins GEORGE’S SEAFOOD Hoopersville, Maryland Phone Phone 397-3465 397 -3479 Compliments of the HOOPERS ISLAND SUPRA GO: Phone 397-3300 GULF FUEL OIL GRANVILLE HOOPER Phone 228-3515 Compliments of BRANNOCK TIRE CENTER Andrews, Maryland Phones Farmland, Indiana 4311 Henry Robbins Dealer In Raw Furs Golden Hill, Maryland, Viking 7-8122 FARMLAND CANNING COMPANY Specializing In Muskrat From Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia And North Carolina Compliments from MOORE AND HOLOTIK'S GROCERY Crocheron, Maryland Compliments of CARROLL THOMAS SONS For your Gibson Guitars THE DIXIE Dorchester's Oldest Music House 578 Race Street Cambridge, Maryland SHEETS FLOWER SHOPPE finer flowers Willis and Hambrooks Blvd. Cambridge, Md. F.T.D. - Member Phone 228-2540 Compliments from Phillips Ceak ae 20th at Philadelphia Ave, Ocensy City, Margland ae be _ 2 : TPHILLIPS. CRAI Phillips Crab House HANDLEY 'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE GABRIEL'S RESTAURANT Route 50 South Air Conditioned For Your Comfort 404 East Cedar Street Cambridge, Maryland 21613 MIDWAY MARINA Wallace Craft MARYLAND'S FINEST QUALITY SEAFOOD DIRECT FROM THE PLANT TO YOU Honga, Md. 397-3214 LEWIS SEAFOOD SPECIALIZING IN RESTAURANT AND HOTEL TRADE FOR FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE JIM'S DRIVE IN Subs and Pizzas NORRIS LEWIS TELEPHONE WINGATE, MARYLAND 847-8123 Betty and Walter Travers Phone 228-9767 eee erlULIPoyoco ON LING. I. F. CANNON SON | Fine Seafood | Crab Packers | Fishing Creek, Maryland Crapo, Maryland | Phone EX-7-3188 Courtesy of the EMERSON ELZEY HOOPERS ISLAND Plumbing Heating MOUNEIREG © aN, Oil Burner Service 228-2550 Fishing Creek, Md. | 301 Robbins St. Cambridge, Md. Fire Department Ambulance Service Phone 397-3311: HENRY S$. DEVOS Jeweler Keepsake Diamonds Kirk Sterling Bulova Watches Best Wishes RED'S PLACE ADAMS! FASHIONS 412 Race Street Cambridge, Md. Phone 228-0470 Academy Muir Streets Cambridge, Maryland Phone: 228-4074 Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 CAMBRIDGE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Cambridge Compliments FRANKLIN MURPHY Goose Creek Seafood Phone 847-8345 Toddville, Maryland BO Paty Delow — Our Best Wishes to the Graduates DAN GARNER CO. Cambridge, Md. Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 PHOTO-LITE 2 LeCOMPTE FUNERAL SERVICE _ 308 High Street Cambridge, Maryland NS, Compliments of EDGEHILL PHARMACY Race and Muir Streets, Cambridge, Md. Phone: 228-4480 Prescription and Cosmetic Headquarters Free Prescription Delivery THE NATIONAL BANK of Cambridge, Maryland Complete Banking Service Since 1880 High Street--Phone AC 8-5600 MAR=-B SHOP Distinctive Beauty Service 406 Race Street Phone 228-4760 CECE BEAUTY SALON The Finest in Ladies' Apparel 407 Muir Street CHOPTANK REAL ESTATE CO. C. Mace Thomas, Broker Cambridge, Md. 228-2142 Leasing Appraisals Water Fronts Trade-Ins Investments Town Properties Cambridge, Md. 21613 Cecilia Windsor, Prop. Management Acreage J. THOMAS JONES CHARTERED BUS SERVICE Compliments Phone VI 7-8125 of Bishop's Head, Maryland SEARS — ROEBUCK AND CO UBMAN’S YOUR LEADING JEWELERS — Sina Damenh our Specialty ee . — SEARS, ROEBUCK eee ee AND CO. Compliments of JOHNNY'S SHOE STORE Cambridge, Maryland 524 Race Sireet Cambridge, Maryland ¢ daity pradu’ ett PAN ae AY P 6 Rpt rng ovegehg The Entire Delmarva Peninsula ye Mills, Maryland | yaa 364-5250 Ado g) Wilmington, Delaware { iV Dover, Delaware SALISBURY, MARYLAND Phone 749-7145 xmore, Virginia one 442-6060 hone re ’ ch Lbatd xY Phone 656-5493 CUE Cox EN 0 yuh : | 4) Lo), DiI as Wifey 70 f | Phone 674-1551 MRD IN £177 vile Af 5 | ” Riz, | Boot of es te BAM vom og A Sor. eee Bo, ood re oll the Deyo | Yop YN W LU ARE Row LO Wal 7 Ge Use wrlhatiyou, BE ad xe Codert LW sobre Yok, Sohn ask gu 06 Fill You As bl YOU? vetie Leok Oo AY casei oA Oy Hed atch Riis ator “ial press 1a na ne Pe kw. YLGreek - a Be hed (geste Minced ay eek AEG bles) ; i Y bende? — g dl Lf Gord Ruck nthe gg fd | Vw) at 5. Dd ae an co ve ) eee ud Af s pe r ; Ow ae uy 20h YNOW. 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