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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1969 volume:

= ee _ A ao a RHE OO Ra shea ¢ a DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL 3 HURCH CREEK, MARYLAND 2h i. ’ ? P 4 } 4 fi ’ i t Vv } 4 4 : Xx “ in - 7 a — ‘ 4 « . ty : ? ¥f 7 7 ’ - y x J 7 . “J = ss ‘ Ky, ¢ ed 5 - eh 4 - % ? - ) a aM J } y ¢ br fe. ’ ¥ ats N : 2 Y : on, J ) NG CONTENTS: Introduction Foreword Administration Faculty Seniors Classes Activities Athletic s Patrons Advertising FOREWORD As the sands of time hurriedly sift through the hour glass, another fleeting school year comes to a close. If we stop for just a moment to © reflect upon the years' events we will begin to Smile as many exciting remembrances come to mind. Time seems to wipe away the hurt of unhappy experiences --the disappointment of a low grade, the endless homework on the night of the big game, or the unexcused mark on a late slip--and brightens the good ex- periences all the more. This years' MARINER has tried to bring all the important happenings of the year into the foreground. I personally would like to thank all the mem- bers of this years cooperative, hard-working, MARINER STAFF and pledge our joint appre- ciation to all who have contributed in any way to our publication. Spann. Sac JEANNE SPICER EDITOR ADMINISTRATION TOVHE SENIORS OB 1969 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. Jnl, [Piston rhe. William A. Brotemarkle, Jr. Principal FACULTY MRS. MARY HESTER SCIENCE ARTS CRAFTS ADVISOR MR. MORLEY JULL SOCIAL STUDIES VARSITY CLUB ADVISOR VARSITY COACH GUIDANCE COUNSELOR MRS, EMMA POWLEY LIBRARIAN _ SOCIAL STUDIES _ MARINER STAFF ADVISOR MRS. ALOIS MATTHEWS ENGLISH LATIN SO DO ADVISOR MRS, BETTY PARKS ENGLISH MATHEMATICS ws MR. JERRY McCULLEY GENERAL BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL ARTS STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISOR MRS, DONNA RICE ENGLISH PHY SICAL EDUCATION CHEERLEADING ADVISOR GIRLS! COACH MR, STEVE ELLIOTT MATHEMATICS PHY SICAL EDUCATION GYM CLUB ADVISOR JUNIOR VARSITY COACH a By MRS. CHRISTINE McCLANAHAN JUNIOR HIGH MATHEMATICS TRIGONOMETRY GEOMETRY ALGEBRA | FACULTY MRS. MARY MITCHELL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS GENERAL BUSINESS rig ; ; a Sr PSS, . ioe MRS. WANDA CIEKOT HOME ECONOMICS SCIENCE MUSIC MAKERS' ADVISOR MRS. CATHERINE SPICER SCHOOL SECRETARY WE DEDICATE MRS. WYONA MILLS WE THE MARINER STAFF OF 1969 WISH TO OFFER THIS YEARBOOK AS A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF MRS. WYONA MILLS, OUR BELOVED TEACHER AND SPONSOR WHO PASSED AWAY ON DEC. 8, 19687 DURST) HER SUPERIOR INTELLECT; QUIET, UNDERSTANDING MANNER; AND ALMOST SAINTLIKE PATIENCE, SHE ABLY GUIDED US THROUGH OUR VARIOUS FIELDS OF STUDY. THE LOSS OF MRS. MILLS AS A FACULTY MEMBER AND CLUB SPONSOR OF SOUTH DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL WILL BE DEEPLY FELT BY ALL THOSE WHO WERE ASSOCIATED WITH HER. VN) a S Z fe 7 SE 4 - SENIOR GEASS @FEIGERS PRESIDENT--SHERRY SHOCKLEY VICE-PRESIDENT--JEANNE SPICER SECRETARY--BARBARA PARKS TREASURER--JANIE COX 10 “ti Lowell Carl Candel ; : uum Mole ! D General Fishing Creek, Md. é Never do today what you can put ’ off until tomorrow. J a Basketball: 1; Gym Club: 2; Chef F ' Club: 1; Music Makers: 1. Future Plans: To attend college. | , Bruce Arthur Abbott Rabbit General Robbins, Md. Just being himself always gets him in trouble. Gym Club 2-3; Work Program 4. Future Plans: Join the Marine Corps. Lana Dawn Creighton Tana! Business Education Robbins, Md. Her most difficult thing in life is to know herself. Cheerleading: 1-2; Music Makers: ae Future Plans: Become Mrs. Thomas Lantz. Robert Bruce Collins Bruce General Fishing Creek, Md. School breaks up my whole day. Basketball manager: 2; Student Council: 1; Class officer: 3; Work Program: 4. Future Plans: Automotive training. } ita i q ‘4hrde La.Ma Cox 7 y Janie ¥ Business Education Bishops Head, Md. Nothing is a waste that makes a memory. 0” SO DO: 1-4; Class Officer: 4. , Future Plans: Do secretarial work. 11 Jo Ann Elzey Jol! Business Education Honga, Md. School breaks up my whole day. Pep Club: 1-2; Librarian: 2-4. Future Plans: To fulfill an engage- ment. Daniel Dawson Mic k General Bishops Head, Md. If your looking for brains, don't come looking for me. Future Plans: To join the Service’: Brenda Jean Hayward Brenda College Prep. Fishing Creek, Md. When you're through learning; you're through. Basketball: 1-4; Volleyball: 1-4; Field Hockey: 1-4; Varsity Club: 2-4; Student Council: 1-4; Monitor: 2-4. Class Officer: 1. Future Plans: To attend Salisbury . School of Nursing. Patricia Ann Elzey Pat!! College Prep. Golden Hill, Md. TI am as short as a pitol; and twice as dangerous. Basketball: 1-4; Volleyball: 1-4; Field Hockey: 1-4; Varsity Club: 2-4; Student Council: 1-4; Li- brarian: 2-4, Future Plans: To become a physi- cal education teacher. Charles Webster Flowers Chubby General Fishing Creek, Md. He has a certain capacity for mischief. Drama Club: 2; Arts and Crafts: 1-2; Work Program: 4. Future Plans: To join the U.S. Navy. Joseph Eugene Hughes Joey General Andrews, Md. Love thy neighbor; but don't get caught. Work program: 4. Future plans: To join the Service. ) ) Déborah Antr Holotik mice Tick LY Business Education | Crocheron, Md. Just call me Angel in the morn- ing and Devil at night. Field Hockey: 2,4; Pep Club: 1,2; Volleyball: 4. Future plans: To work at Airpax. Deborah Pauline McGlaughlin Debbie She seems quiet; but ask her friends. So Do: 1-4; Librarian: 2; Work program: 4. Future plans: To do secretarial work. Sharon Paige Lewis Sharon Business Education Wingate, Md. Books do not contain all knowl-- edge; experience is the best teacher. ' So Do: 1-4; Librarian: 3; Work program: 4, Future plans: To do clerical work. John Randall McGlaughlin Magoo College Prep. Fishing Creek, Md. Good men might be rare; but great men (like me) are rarest. Basketball: 1-4; Cross Country: 1-4; Track and Field: 1-4; Soccer: 4; Varsity Club: 2-4; Gym Club: 2-4, Future plans: To do wildlife con- servation work. ' ; t : Debra Jane Parks Cuddles Business Ed. Wingate, Md. Love is the greatest of all educa- tors (I'm educated). Field Hockey: 1-4; VB: 1-4; Cheerleading: 1-4; Varsity Club: 2-4; Class Officer: 2. Future Plans: To become a suc- cessful secretary and make Tony a good wife. Bonnie Gaye Powley Rusty Business Ed. Wingage, Md. Love makes the world go 'round. (I'm going around in circles). ' Field Hockey: 1-4; VB: 1-4; Cheerleader: 1-4; Varsity C: 2-4; Class Officer: 2,3. Future Plans: Do secretarial work. Wanda Lee Powley Toot! General Wingate, Md. Tf these 12 years could unfold into gold, I'd have all the money my pockets could hold. Field Hockey: 3,4; VB: 4; Pep Club: 1,2; Music Makers: 3; Arts and Crafts: 2,3. Futue Plans: Work at Airpax. Barbara Jean Parks Barbara Co llege Prep. Wingate, Md. Why burn the midnight oil? It's cozier in the dark. BB mgr.: 2-4; VB: 3-4; FH: 3-4; Varsity C: 4; So Do: 1-4; Librarian: 1,2; Class Officer: 1,4. Future Plans: To make David a good wife. Richard Kay Prahl Big Dick Business Ed. Andrews, Md. From the errors of others, a wise man collects his own. BB: 1-4; MARINER: 2-4; SC: 1-3; Monitors: 1-4; Class Officer: 2-3; Work program: 4. Future Rlans: Become a state trooper, y NS _— Shirley Ann Rippons Rippants General Fishing Creek, Md. Even out of the sorrows of war great things happen; England's daughters gave us great sons. Field Hockey manager: 3,4; Work program: 4; Student Council: 3; Librarian: 2,4. Future plans: Work at Western Printing. Davis Lynn Pritchett EriCKet: General Crocheron, Md. Work seems easy; I could sit and watch it all day. Basketball: 1-4; Track and Field: 2: Future plans: Undecided. Jeanne Arthur Spicer Jeanne College Prep. Golden Hill, Md. The remedies of love she knew by name; she was wise in that old game. Basketball: 1-4; Volleyball: 1-4; Field Hockey: 1-4; Varsity Club: 2-4; MARINER: 2-4; Student Council: 1; Class officer: 1,2,4. Future plans: To attend college and prepare for a teaching career. Glenn Parks Ruark Glen General Fishing Creek, Md. It's not school I don't like; it's the principle of the thing. Cross Country: 1-4; Basketball: 1-4; Track and Field: 1,2; Soccer: 4; Gym Club: 3,4; Varsity Club: 3,4; Student Council: 1,4. ; Future plans: To work at E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co. in Seaford, Delaware. Pamela Cheryl Shockley Sherry College Prep. Fishing Creek, Md. I believe in adding life to years; not just years to life. Basketball: 1-4; Volleyball: 1-4; - Field Hockey: 1-4; SO DO: 1-4; Monitor: 2-4; Class Officer: 1,2, 4; Varsity Club: 2-4. Future plans: To attend college. Lynn Deborah Todd Miva General Toddville, Md. She cannot think of two things at once so she thinks of him. Future plans: Undecided. Gloria Jean Thomas Gloria College Prep. Bishops Head, Md. T don't care what people say about me as long as it isn't the truth. Mariner: 2-4; Librarian: 1, 3. Future plans: Undecided. C v A) oe Pal A ears | Fyankliy Windsor, eral J f solu! , 3; Arts uture pldhs! We le hay dnd Sid Ta Hansel Dewey Travers Bucky General Fishing Creek, Md. What I have learned I have for- gotten; what I know I have guessed. Cross Country: 1,2; Gym Club: 2-4; Track and Field: lez Future plans: Be a painter. Margaret Ann Willey Maggie General Andrews, Md. Play and I'll play with you; Study and I'll play alone. Typing Club: 1; Music Makers: 3; Librarian: 4, Future plans: To make Danny a good wife. Joyce Ann Woodland Joyce Business Education Crocheron, Md. Work alone creates happiness; I am sure of that one thing--and I forget it all the time. MARINER: 2-4. J aceite Wind Future Plans: Do secretarial work. ames Austin Windsor NHJ. General Crocheron, Md. Take care of me, good men are hard to find. Basketball: 2-4; Gym Club: 3-4. Future Plans: Undecided. CLASS MOTTO....... TONIGHT WE LAUNCH; WHERE SHALL WE ANCHOR? CLASS COLORS ...... YELLOW AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER. ..... YELLOW AND WHITE DAISY SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September of nineteen hundred sixty-three, there was a great day to always be re- membered. I guess you're wondering what happened on this day. Well, it all started when forty-eight students stepped on the grounds of South Dorches- ter for the first time. They were each different in their own little way; some in heights and others in person- alities. Some were humor filled while others were rather serious minded. But as dif- ferent as they were, they still all had a similarity; a feeling of timidity. Yes, we were frightened of these new surroundings and even the teachers. But we soon came out of our little shells when we became more accustomed and familiarized with everything and everyone. Our first bit of responsibility came when we elected our Stu- dent Council representative. Now we were on our way. As the next year approached we entered the halls of S.D. as a class of 41. We were ready to continue to gain knowledge and to now walk down the halls, no longer timid, but with our heads high. Af ter we finished junior high we entered the senior high with 39 acquiring the name Freshmen. With this name came many responsibilities. One being the sponsoring of a dance. The thoughts thrilled us on the surface, but really we were a little frightened at the thoughts. Jeanne Spicer became treasurer of our Student Council. Another year passed, and we became sophomores. We eagerly awaited the arrival of our junior year with which comes much more responsibility. But we were willing and had the ability to accept such responsibilities. This year Brenda Hayward represented us in Student Council as the Secretary. The year finally came that we so desperately waited for. We received our class rings at last. One important symbol of 11 years hard work. Although some rings were passed on to girlfriends and boyfriends, they still symbolize our work. Many headaches and barrels of sweat came on the scene as 35 students who were burst- ing with originality made the elaborate plans for our Junior-Senior Prom. But with the assistance of our class advisor and the leadership of our president, Sherry Shockley, our plans all fell into their proper places. Representing,us in Student Council was Richard Prahl serving as the Vice President. At last we are where we have so patiently waited to be. At the top as Seniors all 32 of . us. With the name of Seniors came leadership; Jeanne Spicer has edited the Mariner, : Barbara Parks has edited the So Do, and Brenda Hayward has presided over the Student Council. We came timid and unexperienced, but we leave full of knowledge, wisdom, and under- standing. We the class of 1969 give thanks to our principal and to our faculty for the guidance we have received throughout our six years at S.D. Now we bid farewell, in happiness, and in sadness, to our principal, faculty, and fellow students at South Dorchester High. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the 1969 graduating class of South Dorchester High School, county of Dorchester, state of Maryland, being in a state of exquisite mental and physical health, do hereby acknowledge the following possessions, cherished by us and ascribed to you, as yours indefinitely. We hope you will take pride in acceptance of them. Bruce Abbott, will my good looks and shyness around girls to Allen Smith, now he has to use them. Lowell Candel, will my brains to Mrs. Hester. (If she can find them! ) Bruce Collins, will to Dolores Parks, all the good times I've had at S.D. Janie Cox, will the girls' sports page to Millie Dean with the hope she meets her deadline. Lana Creighton, will my luck with cheerleading and teachers to anyone who is capable of accepting the hardships. Danny Dawson, will my good times at old S.D. to a particular 10th grade girl. Jo Ann Elzey, will my knee guard to the Girl's Varsity Basketball Squad. Pat Elzey, will my position as fullback on the field hockey team to Kathy Phillips. Charles Flowers, will my great abilities in algebra, Latin, and physics to my sister. Brenda Hayward, will all my wonderful experiences as Student Council president to Donna Lynn Ruark. Debbie Holitik, leave to the office of South Dorchester a barrel full of absentee slips. Joey Hughes, will my chance to be in the Work Program to anyone who is willing to leave school early every day. Bedi Lewis, will my shorthand book to anyone who can use it. Debbie McGlaughlin, will 'My Word to anyone who has the personality to endure it. Randy McGlaughlin, will my ability to drive (on the basketball court) to anyone with guts enough to take it. Barbara Parks, will my lovelife at S.D. to my sisters who seem to be going pretty strong at it. Bonnie Powley, will the second compartment of the girls bathroom to Rebecca Todd. Wanda Powley, will my bottle of peroxide to anyone stupid enough to change the color of their hair. Richard Prahl, will my spirit and soul of S.D. to anyone who can stand straight “nd walk forward in my path. Lynn Pritchett, will my love for sports to my brother, Ronnie. Shirley Rippons, will all my fun and hard work at S.D. to my sister, Nancy. Glenn Ruark, will my SOCCER uniform to BOZO, the clown. Sherry Shockley, leave three years of business-management of the SoDo to Areida. Jeanne Spicer, will my editorship of the Mariner to Deanna Mills. Heaven help her! Gloria Thomas, will my flower power to Lance Bramble, the ''Flower Child. Lynn Todd, will all my good times at S.D. to Michael Pritchett. Hansel Travers, will my ability to work on the mats and trampoline to my brother, Danny. Margaret Willey, will my good figure and brains to anyone stupid enough to take them. Frankie Windsor, will my troubles and good times at S.D. to Johnny Murphy. Jimmy Windsor, will my will to anyone who will. Joyce Woodland, will to Linda Simmons my bottle of black hair dye so her hair will be the same color of her roots. To the Juniors, we leave our precious homeroom teacher, Mrs. Matthews, Room No. 1, a scanty knowledge of parliamentary procedure, and front row seats to all assemblies. To the sophomores, we leave our vast amount of originality and skill in planning the Junior-Senior Prom. To the Freshmen and Underclassmen, we leave a few more rewarding years enriched with invaluable knowledge and memorable experiences. To the faculty, we leave our thank-yous for your patience and aid. You'll be pleased to know that we're carrying our share of vociferation along with us. To beloved §.D. we leave the memory of thirty-two proud, intelligent, and successful individuals inscribed Within its walls. We hope our footprints have pressed deeply into your memories; just as our past experiences here will be irremovable from our minds. Having completed our last official business, we depart regretfully and joyfully from the halls of South Dorchester. Sherry Shockley 3 : : i } ® a a8 Be SU SUNG SOON This is the eleven year old Korean orphan who was adopted by the grad- uating Seniors of 1969 while they were in their sophomore year. Y Le Y NY —] Se i i JUNIOR CLASS DOLORES PARKS-------------- TREASURER WAYNE NEWCOMSB ------------ VICE-PRESIDENT GAIL TODD ------------------ PRESIDENT KATHY PHILLIPS-------------- SECRETARY LINDA AARON SHERRY ANDREWS LORRAINE BLOODSWORTH LANCE BRAMBLE GERALD BRITTINGHAM BRUCE GOOTEE MICKEY HAYWARD DOROTHY HOOPER WILLIAM KEENE DAVID LEWIS WILLIAM LEWIS PENNY McGLAUGHLIN DEANNA MILLS WAYNE NEWCOMB DOLORES PARKS KATHY PHILLIPS REGGIE 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 TRAVIS CARSON WINDSOR CHRISTINA WOODLAND Oneita Bleyer Randy Bradford Millie Dean George Elliott Robin Hall Debbie Insley Cheryl Jones Paul Jones Phillip Jones Lelia McNamara Lynn Murphy William Newcomb Bonnie Parks Sharon Parks Jackie Phillips Delores Powley Ritchie Powley Michael Riley Brenda Rippons Jenny Rippons Virgil Ruark Carmen Santiago Gillis Todd Glenwood Todd Freddie Travers SOPHOMORE CLASS Cathy Abbott FRESHMAN CLASS CAROL BRITTINGHAM BILLY CANNON PATRICK DAWSON CHARLES ELLIOT RICHARD ELZEY RHONDA FLOWERS SHERRY FLOWERS JUDY HANDLEY DALE HOLLIDAY JOHN HOLLIDAY DARLENE HUGHES DANIEL JONES CONNIE LEWIS GLENDA MURPHY KATHY MURPHY LEROY RIPPONS EDDY ROBBINS KATHY ROBBINS RUDY ROBBINS WOODROW ROBBINS JEFFREY ROBINSON CLARENCE RUARK PATTI RUARK TRUDI RUARK CARLTON SHORTER BARBARA SIMMONS DONALD SIMMONS ROBERT SIMMONS AREIDA SHOCKLEY CARLTON THOMAS MARTIN TOLLEY RACHEL TRAVIS KEVIN WILLEY EIGHTH GRADE LESTER AARON DOUGLAS ABBOTT WAYNE ABBOTT Too Busy No Photo PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 7a pe «$ Kote ee DAVID ADAMS IRVING CUMBERLAND DANNY CUSICK REGINA ELLIOTT LINDA GOOTEE ANTHONY HAYDEN THOMAS HOLOTIK LINDA INSLEY CINDY JAMES JOHN MARK JOHNSON DON LEWIS SUSAN MEEKINS CATHY MILLS WANDA MOORE ALBERT PARRY EDWARD REGINA DAVID RHEA ROLAND RHEA SHERI ROBINSON SUZANNE ROBINSON PAMELA RUARK RALPH RUARK « MARIE SIMMONS DANNY TRAVERS DANNY WINDSOR SEVENTH GRADE BRENDA ABBOTT DARLENE ABBOTT GENE ABBOTT HARVEY WAYNE ABBOTT WAYNE THOMAS ABBOTT GEORGE ANDREWS MICHAEL BLOODSWORTH BRENDA CREIGHTON MILTON DEAN LEON ELLIOTT MARCUS FLOWERS DEBBIE HANSEN BRUCE LEWIS EDDIE McGLAUGHLIN LEONA McNAMARA CARMEN MOORE DEBRA MOORE JOHN MURPHY GARY NEWCOMB SEVENTH GRADE BETTY JANE PHILLIPS JOANNE PHILLIPS MICHAEL PRITCHETT RONALD PRITCHETT CYNTHIA RIPPONS NANCY RIPPONS CYNTHIA ROBBINS JEFF ROBBINS PHILLIP ROBBINS RANDY ROBBINS BONNIE RUARK JAY SIMMONS TOMMY SPICER WENDY THOMAS JAMES TOLLEY CINDY TRAVERS TERRY WINDSOR « DANNY WRIGHT N = = “i = O a MARINER STAFF SEATED: JEANNE SPICER--EDITOR, DEANNA MILLS--ASST. EDITOR, GLORIA THOMAS--BUSINESS MGR., RICHARD PRAHL--ADVERTISING MGR., JOYCE WOODLAND-- TYPIST, ROBIN HALL--PHOTOGRAPHER. STANDING: GEOFFREY ROBINSON, JENNY RIPPONS, GLENDA MURPHY, WAYNE NEWCOMB, DEBBIE PRITCHETT, CATHY ABBOTT, CHERYL JONES, TRUDI RUARK, SONNY RUARK. MRS. WYONA MILLS ' ADVISOR MRS. EMMA POWLEY ADVISOR SO DO STAFF SEATED: BARBARA PARKS--editor, DONNA POWLEY--1st. page editor, LINDA AARON--2nd. page editor, JANIE COX--girls' sports editor, LANCE BRAMBLE--boys' sports editor, SHARON LEWIS--4th. page editor. STANDING: ROLAND TRAVERS, BONNIE PARKS--reporters, RITA SHOCKLEY--asst. bus. mgr., DEBBIE McGLAUGHLIN-- exchange editor, BILLY LEWIS--photographer, RANDY BRADFORD--reporter, CHRISTINA WOODLAND--adv. mgr., SHERRY SHOCKLEY--bus. mgr., MILLIE DEAN, LINDA PRITCHETT, CAROL BRITTINGHAM, DALE HOLIDAY--reporters. MRS. ALOIS MATTHEWS ADVISOR FIRE MARSHALS Standing: RICHARD TRAVERS, REGGIE PHILLIPS, GARY SHOCKLEY, TOMMY RUARK, GLENN RUARK, LESTER AARON, BILLY LEWIS, MICKEY HAYWARD, PAUL JONES. Kneeling: SONNY RUARK, EDDIE McGLAUGHLIN, RANDY McGLAUGHLIN, WAYNE NEWCOMB, JOHN MURPHY, BILLY KEENE. THE FIRE MARSHALS' JOB IS TO INSURE THE SAFETY OF THE STUDENTS DURING ANY FIRES. THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SEEING THAT THE CLASSROOMS ARE COMPLETELY VACANT AND THAT ALL DOORS AND WINDOWS ARE CLOSED. MONITORS fy ee ee eee LEROY RIPPONS, BRENDA HAYWARD, RICHARD PRAHL, DONALD SIMMONS, SHERRY SHOCKLEY, DONNA RUARK. THE MONITORS ARE APPOINTED BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL TO ASSIST IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE SCHOOL. THE SUPER- VISION BY THE MONITORS HAS CONTRIBUTED MUCH TOWARD THE PEACEFUL AND PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE OF THE SCHOOL. MUSIC MAKERS PIANIST--LINDA AARON, Front Row: LINDA INSLEY, PAM RUARK, CINDY JAMES, JANIE PHILLIPS, CARMEN MOORE, WENDY THOMAS, DEBBIE MOORE, SUZANNE ROBINSON, CINDY ROBBINS, Back Row: DONNA POWLEY, SHERI ROBINSON, MRS. WANDA CIEKOT--DIRECTOR, SUSAN MEEKINS, WANDA MOORE, MARIE SIMMONS. Ainisea NDE GRArI Ss CLUB Seated: DOLORES POWLEY, TERRY WINDSOR, CINDY RIPPONS, DEBBIE HANSEN, BRENDA CREIGHTON, MRS. MARY HESTER--ADVISOR. Standing: JO ANN PHILLIPS, CARLIE THOMAS, LEROY RIPPONS, MICKEY RILEY, DANNY WINDSOR, JANET SPICER, GILLIS TODD, NANCY RIPPONS, BONNIE RUARK, DANNY WRIGHT, JAY SIMMONS, TOMMY HOLOTIK, GARY NEWCOMB. LIBRARIANS BACK ROW: BRENDA RIPPONS, PATTI RUARK, RANDY McGLAUGHLIN, KATHY MURPHY, MARGARET WILLEY, FRONT ROW: BILLY KEENE, BRUCE GOOTEE, DARLENE HUGHES, SHIRLEY RIPPONS, MRS. EMMA POWLEY--LIBRARIAN, PATRICIA ELZEY, JO ANN ELZEY. SAVINGS’ STAMPS PROGRAM -_ ae, Wrest ¢. A j on we a Acme r BRENDA HAYWARD, ONIETA BLEYER, LINDA INSLEY, GAIL TODD, GLENDA MURPHY, RITA SHOCKLEY, DEBBIE MOORE. MRS. WYONA MILLS--ADVISOR a bg We ES SR. GYM CLUB KNEELING: RANDY McGLAUGHIN, JOHN HOLLIDAY, GLENN TODD, TOMMY RUARK. BENDING: KEVIN WILLEY, LEROY RIPPONS, BILLY CANNON, DANNY JONES, EDDIE ROBBINS, ROBERT SIMMONS, DONALD SIMMONS. STANDING: RICKEY POWLEY, MR. STEVE ELLIOTT--ADVISOR, BRUCE GOOTEE, PHIL JONES, WOODROW ROBBINS, GEORGE ELLIOTT, CHARLES ELLIOTT, RICKY ELZEY, PAUL JONES. JR. GYM CLUB First Row: MICKEY DEAN, MARK FLOWERS, GARY NEWCOMB, TOMMY SPICER, JAY SIMMONS, RONNIE PRITCHETT, JEFF ROBBINS, DON LEWIS. Second Row: PHILIP ROBBINS, DAVID RHEA, JOHN MARK JOHRISON, JIMMY TOLLEY, RANDY ROBBINS, LEON ELLIOT, GEORGE ANDREWS, DANNY CUSICK. Third Row: TOMMY HOLOTIK, JOHN MURPHY, EDDIE McGLAUGHLIN, DANNY WINDSOR, DANNY TRAVERS, 4th Row: MR. STEVE ELLIOTT--ADVISOR. SES DENTECOUNCI 23 sg ts a ae ia ad e al fe cig = Front Row: LEROY RIPPONS--TREASURER, MILLIE DEAN--SECRETARY, DONNA RUARK --VICE-PRESIDENT, BRENDA HAYWARD--PRESIDENT. Second Row: SHARON PARKS, JANET SPICER, ROBERT HALL, GLENN RUARK, TOMMY RUARK, BRUCE GOOTEE, REGGIE PHILLIPS, PAT ELZEY. Third Row: LINDA INSLEY, WANDA MOORE, JOHN HOLLIDAY, EDDY ROBBINS, CARMEN MOORE, BRENDA ABBOTT, MICHAEL PRITCHETT, JAY SIMMONS. Gleen Ruark President Debra Parks Vice President Bonnie Powley Secretary Jeanne Spicer Basketball Queen Barbara Parks Treasurer ° VARSITY CLUB | FIRST ROW: Mr. Jull--Advisor, Bruce Gootee, Glenn Ruark, Wayne Newcomb, Pat Elzey, Jeanne Spicer, Reggie Phillips, Randy McGlaughlin. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Todd, Sherry Shockley, Debra Parks, Bonnie Powley, Barbara Parks, Brenda Hayward. DY) S - in os rT = BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL eed OUR PLAYERS ARE: 1st ROW--GLENN RUARK, JIMMY WINDSOR, RANDY McGLAUGHLIN, TOMMY RUARK, MR. MORLEY JULL--VARSITY COACH. 2nd ROW--WAYNE NEWCOMB, RANDY BRADFORD, RICHARD PRAHL, LYNN PRITCHETT, ALLEN SMITH. 42 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL STANDING TOP: PATTI RUARK, SHERRY SHOCKLEY, JEANNE SPICER, MILLIE DEAN, JANET SPICER, BRENDA HAYWARD, LYNN MURPHY, RITA SHOCKLEY, BRENDA RIPPONS, DALE HOLLIDAY, CHERYL JONES, TRUDI RUARK, JENNY RIPPONS, DARLENE HUGHES, BONNIE PARKS, PAT ELZEY. KNEELING: KATHY PHILLIPS-- MANAGER, MRS. DONNA RICE--COACH, BARBARA PARKS--MANAGER. This year's cheerleaders are Diana Thomas, Gail Todd, Carol Ruark, Kathy Phillips, Rebecca Todd. Sharing the title of Captain are Bonnie Powley and Debbie Parks. FIRST ROW: Carmen Santiago, Debbie Insley BACK ROW: Rhonda Flowers, Cindy Simmons, CAP TAIN Dolores Parks. SOCCER KNEELING: George Elliott, Bruce Gootee, Richard Travers, Glen Ruark, Randy McGlaughlin, Jerry Britting - ham, Woody Robbins, Charles Elliott, STANDING--Mgr. Lance Bramble, Leroy Rippons, Carlie Thomas, Billy Lewis, Glen Todd, Tommy Ruark, Ricky Powley, Ricky Elzey, Kevin Willey, Robert Simmons, Coach, Mr. Steve Elliott CENTER: Coach Steve Elliott, KNEELING: Leroy Rippons, Ricky Elzey, Charles Elliott, George Elliott, Paul Jones, Randy Bradford, Phil Jones, Robin Hall, Glen Todd, Ricky Powley, Donald Simmons, STANDING: David Adams, Billy Cannon, Carlie Thomas, Robert Simmons, John Holiday, Woody Robbins, Martin Tolley, Kevin Willey, Danny Jones, Rudy Robbins, Eddie Robbins, Patty Dawson. ih). OK EYeaE AM Kneeling: JANET SPICER, CARMEN SANTIAGO, WANDA POWLEY, RHONDA FLOWERS, SHERRY SHOCKLEY --CO-CAPTAIN, CHARLOTTE RHEA, JEANNE SPICER--CO-CAPTAIN, CAROL BRITTINGHAM, BRENDA HAYWARD, BONNIE PARKS, BONNIE POWLEY. Standing: CAROL RUARK, DALE HOLLIDAY, KATHY PHIL- LIPS, MRS. DONNA RICE--COACH, DEBBIE HOLOTIK, BARBARA SIMMONS, BARBARA PARKS, PAT ELZEY CINDY SIMMONS, LINDA AARON, DOLORES PARKS, JENNY RIPPONS, SANDY TODD, MARGARET ANN WILLEY--MANAGER, DEBBIE PARKS, MILLIE DEAN, DIANA THOMAS. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL TEAM Kneeling: JENNY RIPPONS, DEBRA PARKS, MILLIE DEAN, BONNIE PARKS, DOLORES PARKS, KATHY PHIL- LIPS, MARGARET WILLEY. Standing: MRS. RICE--COACH, LINDA AARON--MANAGER, BONNIE POWLEY, PAT ELZEY, BRENDA HAYWARD, SHERRY SHOCKLEY, JEANNE SPICER, BARBARA PARKS, Second Row: WANDA POWLEY, DONNA POWLEY, LYNN MURPHY, RACHEL TRAVIS, DALE HOLLIDAY, DEBBIE HOLOTIK, DIANA THOMAS, CAROL RUARK. Third Row: BARBARA SIMMONS, CARMEN SANTIAGO, DARLENE HUGHES, CAROL BRITTINGHAM, RITA SHOCKLEY, RHONDA FLOWERS, BRENDA RIPPONS, DEBBIE INSLEY, CHARLOTTE RHEA, GAIL TODD--MANAGER, . NUTRITION JEAN INSLEY AND MRS. OUR COOKS ARE MRS. WILLIE KEENE. A : = mG a O q tt zy aa faa) 4 a a eal cad e. EX by [ag UO ra si I iad eal = am Y iad [ea a5 fH UO wn aa = za ag WY [ad fy we a = 4 AG fx] fH a fy U aa =) O x e. = mG | 4 4 O (a a xt oS iad | iad fe TRANSPORTATION Bus Drivers Clarence Pritchett, Tom Jones, George Parks, Theo Creighton, Russell Newcomb MAINTENANCE Wayne Newcomb Byron Bradshaw Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mts. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. OUR SUPPORTERS Mrs. George Aaron Mrs. Lester Aaron Mrs. William Aaron Mrs. Elihu Abbott Mrs. Paul Abbott Mrs. Theodore Abbott Mrs. Harold Adams Helen Adams Mrs. Monroe Adams Mrs. William Adams Mrs. Aldon Andrews Mrs. George Andrews Mrs. Wayne Ashton Mrs. Milton Bennett Billy and Donna Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Howard Bloodsworth Mrs. Marcie Bloodsworth Minnie Bloodsworth Mrs. Roger Bloodsworth Mrs. Henry Bradford Mr. Mrs. Bryon Bradshaw Edward (Honey) Bramble Mr. Mrs. Leonard Bramble Mr. Mrs. Morris Bramble Mrs. Noda Bramble Mr. Mrs. Philip Bramble Mr. Mrs. Walter Brittingham Mr. Mrs. Carl Candel Mr. Mrs. Calvert Cannon Mr. Mrs. Homer Cannon Mr. Mrs. William Cannon Mr. Mrs. Larry Coleman Mr. Mrs. Irving Collins Mr. Mrs. George Cooper Bobby and Wanda Creighton Mr. Mrs. Otis Creighton Mr. Mrs. Samuel Creighton Mr. Mrs. Thomas Creighton Mrs. Minnie Crocheron Mr. Mrs. Robert Cusick Danny and Margaret Ann Mr. Mrs. Quentin Dawson Mr. Mrs. Brice G. Dean Mr. Mrs. Clinton Dean Mr. Mrs. Milton Dean Mrs. Stella Dean Mr. Mrs. Richard Edward Mr. Mrs. John Elliott, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Harry Elzey Mr. Mrs. Prettyman Elzey Mr. Mrs. Tootsie Elzey Mr. Mrs. Charles Fisher Mr. Mrs. Leonard Flowers Mrs. Lillian Flowers Mr. Mrs. Marcus Flowers Mr. Mrs. Baldwin Foxwell Mr. Mrs. George Gootee Mr. Mrs. Robert Hall Robin Hall Mr. Mrs. Stanley Hall Mr. Mrs. Armold Hayward Mrs. Mildred Hayward John Wayne Holliday Mr. Mrs. Alton Hooper Mr. Mrs. Herbert Hughes Mr. Mrs. Joe Hughes Mr. Mrs. Marshall Hughes Mr. Mrs. Maurice Hughes Jimmy and Diana Jimmy and Shirley Johnny and Glenda Mr. Mrs. Brice Johnson Mr. Mrs. Morgan Johnson Mr. Mrs. Allen Jones Mr. Mrs. Brady Jones Miss. Cheryl Jones Mr. Mrs. Calvert Jones Mr. Mrs. O'Neil Jones Mr. Mrs. Paul Jones Mr. Mrs. Ronnie Jones Mr. Mrs. Russell Jones Mr. Mrs. Wallace Jones Mr. Mrs. Wayne Jones Mrs. Wilsie Jones Mrs. Willie Keene Lem and Janet Barbara Lewis and son, Bubby Mr. Mrs. Norris Lewis Mr. Mrs. Osylee Lewis Luther and Joyce Lynn and Mickey Mr. Mrs. George McGlaughlin Mrs. Helen McGlaughlin Mr. Mrs. Jack McGlaughlin Mr. Mrs. Michael McGlaughlin Mr. Mrs. Ronald McGlaughlin, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Ronald McGlaughlin, Sr. Mr. Mrs. William McGlaughlin Mr. Billy Meekins Mrs. Frances Meekins Gedy Meekins Hilda Everett Meredith Mr. Mrs. Robert Miller Mr. Mrs. Donald Mill s Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mts. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Elmer Mills Hubert Mills Naanan Mills James Mills Orville Mills Russell Mills Mrs. Mrs. Shriver Mills Straughn Mills Thomas Mills Mrs. Mrs. Wilson Mills . Charles Moore Naomi Moore Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. . Wallace Morris . Conrad Murphy . George Ell Murphy . John Murphy - Lois Murphy - Willard Murphy . Russell Newcomb . Hal Noble Smith Moore Russell Morris Russell ©. Morris, Jr. OUR SUPPORTERS Mr. Mrs. Barrett Parks Mr. Mrs. Benjamin Parks Mrs. Bronza Parks Mr. Mrs. Calvert Parks Mr. Mrs. Charles Parks Mr. Mrs. G. Calvert Parks, Sr. Howard Timothy Parks Mr. Mrs. Marvin Parks Mr, Mrs. Albert Parry, Sr. Pat and Jesse Mr. Mrs. Amos Phillips Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Phillips Mr. Mrs. Henry Phillips Mr. Mrs. John Phillips Mr. Mrs. Sonny Phillips Mr. Mrs. Ulman Phillips Mr. Mrs. Robert Powley Mrs. Tommy Powley Mr. Mrs. George Prahl Mr. Mrs. Clyde Pritchett Mr. Mrs. Davis Pritchett Miss Debbie Pritchett Mr. Mrs. Donald Pritchett Mr. Mrs. Eberman Pritchett Mrs. Florence Pritchett Mr. Mrs. Marvin Pritchett Mr. Mrs. Merritt Pritchett Mrs. Preston Pritchett Mr. Mrs. Thomas Pritchett Mr. Mrs. Wallace Pritchett Mr. Mrs. Warren Pritchett Mr. Mrs. William Rhea Richard Sharon Mr. Mrs. Elton Riley Mr. Mrs. Chandus Rippons, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Eugene Rippons Mr. Mrs. Irving Rippons, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Irving Rippons, Sr. Miss Nancy Rippons Mr. Mrs. William H. Rippons Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Robbins Mr. Mrs. Rudy Robbins Mr. Mrs. Elwood Robinson Jeffr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Miss Mr. Miss Mr. Mr. Miss Mr. Mr. ey R obinson Mrs. Jerome Robinson Mrs. Johnson Robinson Mrs. Irving Robinson Mrs. Maurice Robinson Mrs. Medford Robinson Mrs. Ronnie O. Robinson Mrs. Agnes Ruark Mrs. Alvin Ruark Ann Ruark Mrs. Bichell Ruark Mrs. Cyril Ruark Edith Ruark Mrs. George Ruark Mrs. Hobart Ruark Karen Ruark Mrs. Kenneth Ruark Malinda Ruark Mrs. Newton Ruark Mrs. Olin Ruark Patti Ruark Mrs. Raymond Ruark Mrs. Roy Ruark Sonny Ruark Miss Mr. Mr. Trudi Ruark Mrs. Virgil Ruark Mrs. William Ruark, Jr. Sandy and Gary Mr. Mrs. Carl Shockley Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr, Charles Shockley Mrs. Dorsey Shockley — Mrs. Leon Shockley Roger Shockley Mrs. Clinton Simmons Mrs. Edwin Simmons Mrs. Jennings Simmons Mrs. LeRoy Simmons Lourene Simmons Oliver Simmons Mrs. Victor Simmons -- Mrs. Arthur Spicer Mrs. James Spicer Mr Mr. Mrs. William Spicer Mr. Mrs. Dale Tall Mrs. Elizabeth Tall Mr. Mrs. James Tall Thedus Ann and Wayne Mr. Mrs. Carlton R. Thomas Mr. Mrs. Brady Todd Mr. Mrs. Carroll] H. Todd Mr. Mrs. D. Carroll Todd Mr. Mrs. Earl Todd Miss Edith G. Todd Mr. Mrs. Edward Todd Mr. Mrs. Gillis Todd Mr. Mrs. Leonard Todd s. Mildred Todd Mrs. Monroe Todd Mrs. Reginald Todd Mrs. Ruark Todd Mrs. Irene Tolley Mr. Mrs. Vincent Tolley Mr. Cecil Tyler Mr. Mrs. Humes Wallace Mr. Mrs. John Wallace Mr. Mrs. George Wheatly Mr. Mrs. Homer Willey Mr. Mrs. Robert Willey Mr. Mrs. Austin Windsor Mr. Mrs. Crawford Windsor Mr. Mrs. Hammond Windsor Miss Anita Windsor Mr. Mrs. McGee Wingate Mr. Mrs. George Wolfe Mr. Mrs. Charles Woodland Miss Christine Woodland Mr. Mrs. Dryden Woodland Mr. Mrs. Hallie Woodland Mr. Mrs. Lois Woodland Mr. Mrs. Frank Zaruba SHEETS FLOWER SHOPPE finer flowers WHEATLEY BROTHERS SPEED SHOP 125 Brohawn Avenue Cambridge, Maryland 228-5500 Willis and Hambrooks Blvd. Cambridge, Md. F.T.D. - Member Phone 228-2540 Academy Muir Streets Cambridge, Maryland Phone: 228-4074 VICKERS , Mgr. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 446 Race Street Cambridge, Maryland 335 DORCHESTER AVENUE PHONE 228-1555 “Our Work Is Our Reference” S. W. Aluminum Products Co. COMBINATION STORM WINDOWS DOORS - AWNINGS - JALOUSIES - SHUTTERS CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND Owned and Operated by Carvin H, WEBSTER ROBBINS ROBBINS, Inc, HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER cal BUILDERS CONTRACTORS ; eS | Electrical Fixtures — Plumbing Fixtures Fe Paint omy aha Building Supplies CAMBRIDGE, MD. 21613 TELE. 228-0873 JOHN W. TIEDER, INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 508 MARYLAND AVENUE CAMBRDGE, MARYLAND 21613 BAY BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. FREE DELIVERY — AMPLE PARKING 228-1771 400 SUNBURST HIGHWAY RT. 50, CAMBRIDGE {I } ) {7 i WL f f f i V l A : ( Ue ( NV 10 ! 5 V J f vo) 4 LL { K ( { (} | , n A AM 1240 FM 106.3 L 4A Mtl, , First in News Finest in Music “i. Cambridge, Maryland YUMA (AOU TIME GABRIEL'S RESTAURANT | Route 50 South | EMERSON ELZEY Eales ella Plumbing Heating or Your Comfor Oil Burner Service etmaeeo MITH’S PRINTING SHOP 301 Robbins St. Cambridge, Md. s S TING $ LETTER PRESS AND OFFSET | 503 MARYLAND AVENUE CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND 228-3565 WILLEY'S APPLIANCE PAINT, INC. 502 Poplar Street PR bate Phone 228-4504 Glidde.. a cattery cts Delmer Willey--Owner Paints Style Shop CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND RADIOS FURNITURE TELEVISION APPLIANCES PHONE 228-0550 ENGLE’S WHERE SERVICE IS FIRST CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND 228-1942 RECREATION CENTRE LeCOMPTE’S SHOE SHOP ‘Footwear For The Whole Family’’ 228-5240 ; one 435 RACE STREET Bowling and Billiards At Their Best MARY EWELL POPLAR STREET TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHES CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS WISE OIL PLUMBING—PYROFAX GAS AND HEATING—REFRIGERATION FUEL, INC. 741 RACE STREET 228-4131 THE CINDERELLA SHOP “ON THE BALCONY EDGAR BUILDING ST EVENS SMITH CO. INFANTS, GIRLS, BOYS, CHUBBIES, for all young fashions TEENS, JUNIORS 421 Race Street 228-4646 Burch Paint Glass Poplar Gay Streets Your Athey Paint Dealer Compliments UNION TRUST COMPANY OF MARYLAND Maryland’ s oldest Financial Institution General Banking Eastern Shore Offices: Cambridge, Easton, Salisbury, Hillsboro, and Chestertown Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System Compliments of THE HERBERT HEARN HDWE. CO. HARDWARE, FURNITURE CLARENCE O. PRITCHETT FISHING TACKLE We strive to give you real service. 847-8215 or 847-8136 Bishops Head, Maryland 21611 THE GIFT THAT STARTS A HOME Every girl loves a hope chest See us for finest selection Compliments NATHAN'S from FURNITURE STORE O. H. MOORE'S GROCERY High Street, Cambridge, Md. Toddville, Maryland MEREDITH MEREDITH Packers and Shippers of Merediths Fishing Bay Oysters, Crabs, and Crabmeat Wingate, Md. Telephone: 847-8151 Phillies Crak douse 20th at Philadelphia Ave, Compliments Oceasx Cite, Wargland | at “cere = ee . rey: aia Le anal = San | an Sacicall | Pavers CRAB House. s ieaid: Try ed eee ee te a peep Sp ST Phillips Cr Crab House R. J. REYNOLDS FOODS, | Cambridge, Maryland 2253-27 3 SID JOHNSON BOAT AND TRANSPORTATION CO. Route 50 Cambridge, Maryland Phone:. 228-4820 Evinrude Outboard Motor Sales Service Charter Buses NC. BUMBLE BEE SEAFOODS A division of Castle and Cooke, Inc. Packers of Fine Sea Foods GEORGE’S SEAFOOD Hoopersville, Maryland Phone Phone 397 63465 397-3479 WM. C. DEAN AND CO. Packers and Shippers of Oysters--Soft Crabs--Crab Meat VI 7-8129 Wingate, Maryland RAINBOW CLEANERS Dry Cleaning--Pressing Cambridge, Maryland 4 oe) os” FLORIST 403 Wasuincton St., Campripce, Mp. WORLD-WIDE PHONE 228-4044 TELEGR L Artistic Arrangements SERVICE for Any Occasion DETROIT DIESEL MADEWELL SHOPS, INC. 500 ROSLYN AVENUE CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND 21613 PHONE: 228-2138 JESSE HURLEY oko) DOD Y SHOP 24 Hour Towing Service 703 Perrimore Street Phone 228-2672 Our Best Wishes to the Graduates DAN GARNER CO. Cambridge, Md. Compliments of PATIO DRIVE-IN Sunburst Highway WEBSTER BUILDING SUPPLY, INO. 218 WASHINGTON STREET PHONE 228-2313 CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND Compliments of Lakes Straits Vol. Fire Co. Ambulance Service Fire Control Wingate, Maryland EASTERN SERVICE CORPORATION Cambridge, Maryland Phone: 228-0300 CAMBRIDGE OFFICE SUPPLY P.O. Box 384 414 Race Street Cambridge, Maryland 21613 Phone 228-3292 CONNELLY CONTAINERS, INC. OF MARYLAND Woods R oad Industrial Park Cambridge, Maryland Phone 228-6000 PRITCHETT ROBBINS, INCORPORATED Plumbing Heating Contractors Phone AC 8-3920 Cambridge, Maryland 21613 Modern Bath Rooms Kitchens -- Compare our Prices -- Oil Burners--Sales Service mS GEORGE W. HALL SON Oysters and Crabs Phone: EX 7-3327 Fishing Creek, Md. CAPTAIN SPARK'S The Name That Is Fast Becoming An Institution In The Chesapeake Fishery From The Packer With Pride In The Past And Confidence In The Future Of An Hon ored Industry COMPLIMENTS OF THE MARINER STAFF LEDNUMS' JEWELERS POPLAR STREET IN DOWNTOWN CAMBRIDGE HOUSE OF BETTER VALUES FINEST IN FASHIONS SPORTSWEAR HOUSEWARES YARD GOODS JEWELRY HOSIERY SHOES Studlo | PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL | PHOTOGRAPHY PASSPORTS AERIALS RESTORATION | FRAMING WEDDINGS ARTWELL SALES CoO. Home Furnishing + Cambridge, Md. 228-0997 Douglas R. Foxwell M. Ralph Foxwell | maryland — national bank . . does so much for so many people Offices in Metropolitan Baltimore, The Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION i | Se ROB ROY, INC. “THE FINEST IN BOYS WEAR”’ GOODWILL AVENUE CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND JIM’S DRIVE IN Subs and Pizzas Betty and Walter Travers Phone 228-9767 Compliments of Turner’s Bottled Gas Distributors Cambridge, Md. 228-3377 F. O. DEAN, BOATYARD Designer Builder WORK BOATS—FISHING PARTY BOATS YACHTS OF ALL TYPES RUSSELL FRANK’S FOR ALL YOUR SCHOOL NEEDS VIKING 7-8158 WINGATE. MD. GEORGE POWLEY, INC. General Merchandise Crab Meat, Oysters, E. $. HUBBERT SON INC. Soft Crabs, Fish AMERICAN HARDWARE STORE 228-3474 : Where Parking is a Pleasure Compliments FRANKLIN MURPHY Goose Creek Seafood Phone 847-8345 Toddville, Maryland Sunburst Highway Cambridge, Md. HECKLER MOTOR PARTS, INC. Automotive Jobber 405 Cedar St. Cambridge, Maryland better th NY Bb Cabli TNT a()) COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 211 WASHINGTON STREET 228-3232 TODD INSURANCE, INC. 335 DORCHESTER AVENUE CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND 228-2990 SEALTEST MILK Compliments of FOXWELL'S TASTEE FREEZE CLARK BROTHERS, INC. DISTRIBUTORS TROLLING FISHING PARTIES STILL FISHING | 203 E. Vine Street nebaRvClonatenir Salisbury, Md. 21801 ARCHIE S. BROOKS Licensed Captain ; WOOLFPRD, MARYLAND | ; U. S. COAST GUARD APPROVED BOAT | ACCOMMODATIONS UP TO FOR RESERVATIONS 12 PASSENGERS PHONE 228-2911 RIVER OR BAY FISHING FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking Facilities SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Loan Inquiries Invited OPEN FRIDAY EVES. Now for Your Convenience Drive-In-Branch—Sunburst Hwy. Bramble FREEMAN SHOES EXPERT REPAIRING JOHNNY’S SHOE SHOP Distinctive Beauty Service 522-524 RACE STREET CECILLE'S HANDBAGS CHILD-LIFE SHOES BEAUTY SALON 407 Muir Street J. Thomas Jones CHARTERED BUS SERVICE Cambridge, Md. 21613 Phone 847-8125 Bishops Head, Maryland Cecilia Windsor, Prop. DORCHESTER COUNTY AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS ASSOCIATION JOHNSON MOTORS Buick-Rambler MEREDITH AUTO SALES Pontiac-Tempest WESSLING Chrysler-Plymouth BOB SPEDDEN Ford-Lincoln-Mercury-Comet B. J. LITHICUM'S Chevrolet-Oldsmobile 65 HENRY S$. DEVOS Jeweler Keepsake Diamonds Kirk Sterling Bulova Watches CRAIG'S DRUG STORE 521 Poplar Street, Cambridge, Maryland Prescriptions and Cosmetics Phone: 228-3322 -- We Deliver RUSSELL STOVER CANDY MATTHEWS COMPANY Real Estate Insurance 541 Poplar Street Cambridge, Maryland Compliments of SEARS veld Wid WY [ide] SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Cambridge, Maryland LECOMPTE FUNERAL SERVICE 308 High Street Cambridge, Maryland Since 1899 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 446 Race Street Cambridge, Maryland ——— — Se aOR CROC Bit eo -RIPPONS GROCERY Hoopersville, Maryland Eugene Rippons Prop. 397-3340 To Be Sure, Buy Where Quality Costs No More... RIPPONS BROTHERS packers Fine Seafoods shipper factory-Hoopersville, Md. Telephone, 397-3200 Route 50, Woods Road Cambridge, Md, M. ESTHER DEAN General Merchandise Phone 397-3378 Hoopersville Maryland Compliments of BRANNOCK TIRE SERVICE ae OCEAN HIGHWAY ESSO U.S. Route 50 Cambridge, Maryland Phone: 228-2322 Compliments of TOMMY'S if RUCTION FFs ‘ COL. GEORGE J. WITTSTADT AUCTIONE ER LEWIS BROTHERS Dealers in Crab Pot Bait, Crab Pot Wire, Marine Paint and Buyers of Shell Oysters Hoopersville, Maryland PHONES BLOCK 226.9887 CAMBRIUGE “7, THE SHOALS Quality Courts Motel Sunburst Highway Cambridge RIPPONS' (Rip's) SEAFOOD MKT. U.S. Route 750 Cambridge, Maryland Eldridge Rippons — Prop. Dial 228-5061 Compliments of RUARK ASHTON, INC. Seafood Packers Hoopersville, Maryland Phone 397-3546 MIDWAY MARINA -- Wallace Craft Honga, Md. 397-3214 sass we aT Fa dae eee: ins he GE er eon ae A GROW HALL DOTY CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS ROUTE 50 228-2660 CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND arid caleetamtarete olf NIG WESTERN Courtesy of the HOOPERS ISLAND VOL. FIRE CO., INC. Fishing Creek, Md. Fire Department Ambulance Service Phone 397-331 1 = a SS . SR Fe imc its Compliments of AIRPAX ELECTRONICS W. T. Ruark Co. Phone Exbrook 7-3133 Exbrook 7-3233 Exbrook 7-3134 Exbrook 7-3422 CARPET—WALL-TO-WALL ROOM SIZE RUGS INLAID LINOLEUM—VINYL HO ME BEAUTIFUL 200 CEDAR ST. 228-5070 CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND TOLLEY AND RIPPONS SEAFOOD Fishing Creek, Maryland Telephone 397-3280 Compliments of FREY MEMORIAL Cambridge, Maryland 21613 228-3450 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, lh soaC OTTO REG OOD: Shipping Point: Cambridge, Md. Compliments of the HOOPERS ISLAND SUPPLY CO. Phone 397-3300 CHARLES PARKS' CRAB HOUSE Phone 397-3400 Fishing Creek, Maryland Have Wreck Will: Travel Shenton’s Body and Paint Shop 503 Henry Street Cambridge, Maryland Day Phone: 228-476] Night Phone: 228-0565 SRIGERALING. Lumber, Piling, Poles, Posts Treated Untreated Golden Hill Road, Church Creek Route 335 Phone EX-7-3131 Compliments UBMAN’S YOUR LEADING JEWELERS of CENTER MARKET CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND PHONE: AC 8-2345 MAR-B SHOP | Compliments of 406 Race Street Phone 228-4760 HIGH SPOT Cambridge, Maryland The Finest in Ladies' Apparel Read By Everyone In South Dorchester THE DAILY BANNER Over 6,500 copies sold daily! THE SECOND LARGEST DAILY NEWSPAPER ON THE SHORE Phone: 228-0727 ARCADE HAIR DESIGN Best Wishes 416 Muir Street For Cambridge, Maryland This Coming School Virginia L. Walls--Prop. Year, Seniors Closed Wednesday ] Compliments of CAMBRIDGE SCIENTIFIC EDGEHILL PHARMACY Race and Muir Streets, Cambridge, Md. Phone: 228-4480 Prescription and Cosmetic Headquarters Free Prescription Delivery | National Bank of Cambridge All banking facilities Savings Commercial Dept. Drive-in window Mortgage commercial loans Consumer Loan Dept. Safety deposit boxes 304 High St. 228-5600 MARYLAND'S FINEST QUALITY SEAFOOD DIRECT FROM THE PLANT TO YOU DAVIDSON'S JEWELERS Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Watch Repairing LEWIS SEAFOOD 228-6203 SPECIALIZING IN RESTAURANT AND HOTEL TRADE Phone FOR FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE 620 Race Street Cambridge, Maryland NORRIS LEWIS TELEPHONE WINGATE, MARYLAND 847-8123 CONNELLY CONTAINERS, INC. Enjoy The Finest Of Maryland Woods Road 228-6000 Cambridge, Maryland Sewell Matthew’s Real Estate Insurance 104 Maryland Avenue Cambridge, Maryland COOPERATIVE, INC. Denion, Soa 21629 TELEPHONE: 479-0380 Soft, Fresh, Delicious CHOPTANK ELECTRIC Wherever FINE FOODS are Sold! through these doors pass those who make our progress possible ... Our employees CAMBRIDGE WIRE CLOTH COMPANY CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND PHONE 228-3000 KIRWAN AND BRADFORD General Merchandise W.L. COLEMAN SONS 216 Dorchester Ave. Cambridge, Md. 21613 Phone 397-3331] Golden Hill, Maryland md tO) FY | Compliments of GOOTEE'S RESTAURANT 397-3589 Church Creek, Maryland AsaE...PHILLIPS GS OMFG: Fine Seafood GOOTEES’ MARINE SERVICE HIGHWAY 336 P.O. CHURCH CREEK, MD. GOLDEN HILL, MARYLAND he) PHONE: 397-3122 =a ; nS th MARINE SUPPLIES Fishing Creek, Maryland Phone EX-7-3188 Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN 320 Sunburst Highway Cambridge, Maryland Z WELDING : REPAIR WORK JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS PARTS ACCESSORIES BOATS : TRAILERS newer yer yeas Bale oe eee Ww? De aphs a I Ss Pasa ee abaeee hos = Sas moe ie MER DTT