Bishop McNamara High School - Mustang Yearbook (Forestville, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1973 volume:

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SPORTS SE IORS lJ.DER- CLASSME STUIHZfT IJFE DEDICA TIO shirt covered with the chalk dust of battles against endless formulas and equations .... blackboard always filled with writing . . . if ya don't do the homework, it'll show up at test time .... 25 minutes, covered two blackboards and the problem still doesn't match the book answer . . . uhhh, father, 435 x 8 equals 3480, not 3620 .... open book tests, but no substitute for knowledge. . .the noble experiment for advanced placement calculus. . .still worthwhile . . .transforming mathematical jargon into plain english . . .the black briefcase with the jam-packed schedule taped to the side .... any one of about 6 text books coming out of that briefcase .... quietly watching a basketball game, approval or disgust evident in his expression... .hearing a bull story, recognizing it, and still acquiesclng .... to give a man a second chance .... always available .... students flocked around his desk, books in hand, after class ......... understanding .... l promised you a little quiz today . . .20 points, multiple guess. . .a storehouse of knowledge behind an expression of infinite patience . . . repeating over and over to headless students the equations covered a few weeks ago in lg .... always the same unhurried voice .... king of the airtrack . . .at home with anything from a telescope to an oscilloscope .... up at 4am to catch a glimpse of lVlars .... rousing a sleepy senior with a question .... beginnings of a slow smile .... tugging at his face .... slipping through the masses at a dance, headphones and all to note the band's decibel level .... hopping with impatient enthusiasm as students fumble along with a pet experiment. . . vector programs still available .... the alarm clock .... thoroughly dedicated .... constantly busy . . . never too busy . . . . we dedicate the 1973 Mustang to father victor dvorsky and brother peter vukmanic FAC LTY Arriving early . . . starting a day which could last ten hours . . . facing mountains of books . . . correcting tomes of papers . . . staring at seas of faces . . . unique individuals. . . incorporating the skills of knowledge into exciting lessons knowing that the students understand proctoring Study Halls calling roll every fifteen minutes . . . laughing . . .giving . . .suggesting . . .confident . . . personal . . . real. Preparing a syllabus . . . reviewing work . . . secretly granting extensions . . . forgetting how to run the A-V equipment . . . cleverly splicing broken films. . . coming up with interesting classes. . . focusing on the mind . . . not forgetting the material needs . . . always there to assist . . . offering . . . helping . . . approving . . . screaming that the Study Hall isa place of quiet study . . . spotting jeans way down at the other end of the hall . . . passing by students . . . somehow touching each in a special way . . . laughing at private jokes . . . sometimes joining in on a student prank . . . accepting papers on the last day of the quarter . .-. receiving tons of last minute work . . . always smiling. . .sometimes smiling. . . never smiling? One can always count on . . . a friendly smile . . . a helping hand . . .an encouraging word . . . more than a teacher . . a real person . . . true person . . . a friend. 1 1 l 7 Brother James Nilan, C.S.C., B.A., IVl.A. Principal IVIr. David L. Brilliant, B.E.E., B.A., IVl.Ed. Dean of Students-Religion Brother Edward O'ConneII, C.S.C., B.S. Vice-Principal-Director of Studies Brother John Capistran, C.S.C., B.A. Registrar lVlrs. Laura Nagy Secretary Brother Alfred lVlitchell, C.S.C., B.A., lVl.S.Ed. Guidance Brother Ronald Calderon, C.S.C., B.S Treasurer - --'- ' age: :cw ' me af Secretaries: IVlrs. Avis Kane, Mrs. Georgette S. Bryner, lVlrs. Evangeline Lau, Mrs. Grace E. Myers Brother David Andrews, C.S.C., B.A. Chairman English Department lVlr. Albert Belanger, B.A., L.Th., lVl.A. Chairman-Religious Education Department lVlrs.Suzanne L Baczynski B A Religious Education Brother Paul Borella, C.S.C., B.A English lVlr Frank J Broschart, ll, B.S. Charlman Social Studies Department Brother Michael Copek C S C B A English Brother Regis Crowley, C.S.C.,M.A. Father Victor Dvorsky,C.S.C., Miss Ann B. FitzSimons, B,A,,M,A Social Studies B.A.,M.A., Mathematics Language and Art History Brother Benatus Foldenauer, C.S.C., B.A.,M.M.Ed., Music Director Mr. Edward A. Era, B.S.Ed. Physical Education f Mr. William Gerson, B.M.E.,M.A. Mathematics Ms. Ellen L. Goldstein, B.S.Ed. English IVlr. David LaSalle, B.S.lVl.T.,B.S.,IVl.S. Science 12 lVlr. Donald C. Humbertson,B.A. English lVlr. Charles Jess,B.A. Mathematics IVlrs. Frances Fl. Hutchinson B.A., Religious Education Father Paul Lavin, D.D.T. lVIr. Tito V. Piccolo, B.A., NLS. Chairman-Languages Mr. Robert W. Nlinaert, A.B. Languages Nir. Frank L. Neitzev, B.A. Brother Thomas Sawyer, C.S.C., B.S. Father James Sherer, C.S.C.,B.A.,IVI.A Athletic Director Music Social Studies 13 Brother Albertus Smith, C.S.C., B.S., lVlr. Jean Souliere,B.S. lVl.S., lVl.A. lVlATH, lVl.S, Chemv Science Chairman-Mathematics Department Brother Alexander Stroz, C.S.C., lVlrs. Barbara J. Tracey,B.S.,lVl.A B.A., lVl.S.Ed. Social Studies Science and Business Administration Wil Brother Peter Vukmanicl IVlr. Walter C. Webb,B.S.,IVl.T.S. C.S.C., B.S., NLS. Mathematics Chairman-Science Department Mrs. Terest DiMarco, Mrs. Eleanor Young, Mrs. Sue Grysavage, Mrs. Ann Gruzinskas, Mrs. Ella Bosc Brother Robert Willet, C.S.C. A.B.,M.A., M.L.S. Mr. Robertson Maintenance Librarian Mr. Morgan Brother John O'Laughlin, C.S.C.,B.A. Director of Maintenance Maintenance SE IORS l The Young do not know enough tobe prudent and therefore they attempt the impossible-and achieve it, generation after generation. ' -Pearl S. Buck Four years pass . . . turning into forty more . . . we entered halls filled with giants . . . we leave them filled with dwarfs. Four years have taught us much . . . about people . . . about life . . .about ourselves . . . changing the mods into time . . . and the time into mods . . . discovering the speed bump sign a second too late . . . beating the bell to Homeroom . . . very rarely losing . . . cheating in Gym exercises . . . facing the Yearbook rush . . . sizing up the new teachers . . . letting the old ones know that you have them figured out . . . buzzing through college catalogs . . . deciding your future . . . checking and rechecking the Honor Roll to make sure that they didn't accidently leave your name off . . . racing down the halls . . . sneaking into your locker during a mod . . . coming up with entirely different cheers at the games . . . secretly comparing notes on a friend's girl . . . facing the fourth quarter hassle . . . awaiting the final day . . . Commencement . . . forging a new path . . . beating the last minute rush of the times . . . and loving every minute of the past four years. 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I 53 .gig I' 5fx-Wvbeesgf.4-.U!Fivggiism55,a:g ,,.wiw51g,Q:,vWaf.Y5gf-va ww V L12:,l 3 W vw- W mwm,..B,-,Jr J !'Lawf2i591s!'Xs2n F55 A .,..,,...., . ..,,,,., ,mi f 7, Staff-1.2.3: A-V ww' I ' f ' ' ' T5 wma A WILSONI Y ' ' , ,,s-1-s-M.. x'2 l PM '- K. . , W' W y -4 Q Govern- gl Basketbaui . L A .. ,,..,x ,,.. A M, , Elfxizzzwvzgifiniifai 5 ' N UNDERCLASSME All right, lookit . . . how many pounds of chalk dust must we have breathed? . . . to convert to grams multiply by 4.55x102 , you see . . . sig figs . . . Is she a Miss or a Ms? . . .'Edith who? . . . doing your homework in the halls between study halls . . . the same three dots you'll see in every yearbook here . . . Awright, you turkeys, take an extra five laps! . . . that is, if you will . . . Gentlemen, I want order! . . . This isn't beer, it's truth serum . . . Good morning, schtudents . .,. slides of Uganda . . . B is for bead balances, barium bromide, broken beakers, and Barbara Bruer-Sipple . . . you see . . . Today's study hall schedule is to be read upside-down . . . we look ahead to our senior year, when we can look ahead to college . . . Gentlemen, I don't like giving out detentions . . . I'm not up here flapping my gums for nothing . . . Aim for the target, and not the bull . . . Let's cut out this Mickey Mouse stuff, if you will . . . Louis Brandeis . . . salutary neglect . . . more slides of Uganda . Hey! I saw that toothpick first . . . So this is, I think, what is to be considered as far as this is concerned, you see . . . You, shut up! . . . Yes, I'm positive that's a teacher . . . I am deeply and sincerely in love with that girl . . . What do you men want most in the world? Clean tables, right? . . . He's kidding, isn't he? . . .That group wanted to discover this area right up here . . . we got assignments and detentions . . . we got happy, we got sad, we got rowdy, we got one-way tickets to Hyattsville . . . we got our dreams destroyed, and forgot about it as the next term paper drew near . . . In terms of, like, you know, I mean, the nuns always, you know, told us, like, you always gotta go to Sunday Mass, and, like, you know, if you didn't, you know, go it was, you know, like a mortal sin, you know? . . . that is, if you will . . . day 5 Iiturgies . . . the arrival of class rings . . . sending class rings back to be fixed . . . old structures changing . . .plus ca chane, plus c'est la meme chose . . . aber die Gedanken sind frei . . . y gota a gota el mar se apoca . . .and somehow, despite all this, education took place, and we learned, and grew, and moved on. , 40 41 t'---nl ' G. Alkire D. Ascani C. Barry B. Beaver A. Begg Nl. Berry B. Bertman D. Bibb D. Bryant J. Capello R. 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Sexton T. Smialek A. Smith IVI. Smith J. Snight J. Snurkowski J. Somerville S. Spriggs K. Stahl R. Stoll W. Strickland T. Sweeney Nl. Texier G. Tinsley J. Tippett G. Tolbert J. Treichel A. Turner P. Turner T. Vallejo B. Vandercook J. Walker NI. Walker S. Washko D. Willie T. Wilson K. Young W. Zegowitz K. Akers Fl. Allen D. Andrasik J. Anstead G. Appell J. Ashland IVI. Asuncion I. Banks R. Barry D. Belcher J. Bell S. Berry J. Blick T. Boone J. Boyd IVI. Boyd G. Briggs C. Brown J. Burger T. Burgess P. Carden P. Carroll D. Cater B. Catterton J. Chancio IVI. Cherry V. Cipriani J. Cirillo L. Clark IVl. Clark W. Cleaver A. Coello W. Colona R. Cooke B. Cooper IVI. Cortese S. Cranford A. Crews D. Crowel B. Crupi J. Dean S. DeGeorge J. Desautels K. DeThomas B. Deveaux C. Dinardo J. Donovan F. Earl '95 C Engelhart T Fenlon lVl. Fitzgerald T Flynn R. Frierson IVI. Gartland R. Gessler J. Gilchrest D. Gozzi R. Graham N. Graves J. Gray Nl. Gray C. Griffin W. Griffith L. Hammer Nl. Hanback lVl. 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Bruzzesse IVI. Bryant T. Bryant C. Bucca N. Capalell C. Carlucci T. Carroll J. Casey lVl. Casey K. Chaney P. Chaney J. Childs J. Collins S. Corda C. Cummings E. Cunningham W. Cupp T. Curtin T. Davidson lVl. Davis T. Day D. DeCesaris lVl. Dennis D. Dickinson J. Dillon A. Duvall C. Erickson S. Facini J. Fanelli W. Ferguson R. Ferrante C. Fitzgerald E. Flaherty R. Fox R. Gacek D. Geary W. Gordon J. Grillo F. Grisetti J, Hall T. Haller D. Hamblen T. Harrington K. Hein IVI. Hill C. Hinds K. Howard J. Jackson D. Jones lVl. Jones P. Kadjeski J. Kapral W. King R. Knack R. Koehler R. Kresslein D. Kutney K. Leigh R. Lloyd T. Lloyd S. Long A. Love K. Love M. McCall P. McCavvley T. McGovern D. McGuigan K. McHale E. McNamara P. Marinelli C. Marlowe T. Marshall D. Martin M. Mattingly J. May S. Meggison A. Mellon W. Messink P. Miller C. Moore M. Mulligan M. Mundell J. Murphy R. Nigro B. Nogay H. Noss R. Obijiski D. O'Brien H. O'NeiII M. O'Reagan P. Osborne J. Payne W. Peaper A. Perkins W. Philpot D. Podany K. Point W. Polenske NI. Quillin C. Redden L. Robinson J. Rollins T. Rubino T. Russell J. Ruzzi T. Sackett R. Samaha B. Santaiti D. Scott J. Sferrella IVI. Shallue W. Shumaker J. Shumate C. Smith NI. Snoody K. Snowden L. Soldo S. Spring P. Stanton J. Stempel B. Stephens J. Stewart r NNW. ,... N. W W . .i rif f' lax-.ff If i. 'xgvwfl 'K M. J. Stoll G. Sullivan E. Taniguchi W. Tarry B. Thomas lVI. Thomas X. Thomas E. Todaro E. Toth lVl. Tourville T. Trefry R. Troche lVl. Underwood D. Vanwei P. Vass J. Villano IVI. Vinciguerra D. Walker D. Walter J. Walton K. Washington IVI. Waters S. Webb R. Wiese D. Williams C. Witzen D. Yetter R MW!! 1f,,l 'QAA ,Z- 4 4 tri, I 01+ 'J , E, ' f 'Z ' --VU, U +. lf V lg. 'I f 'ff' L1 f rg ' N xg 2, S I xy' ff r gffiQjE3i1,,,,r' X .I . 19 x ji K- 5 . 'F'-kara, y F, I. lr, A .al .9315 3-,.3 ' 1-ff,-F-H--,5s'q ' flvsfjrl-4 ' f ' . -' Q 'A ,pw ,B .. an . f f , L f J if Love is but a song vve sing, and fear's the way we die. . . You can make the mountains ring or make the angels cry . . . Know the dove is on the wing and you need not know why . . . C'mon people now-smile on your brother Everybody get together Try and love one another right novv . . . C. Powers 4 r x , 5 v 1 E 1 v 55 . 'S'2'1,Y' ' A x l l l Brother David Andrews, C. Harman, J. Comeree, J. lVlitchell, S. Schvveinhart, D. Severn, S. Mussellman, J. Hamilton. JU IOR STEER ING QMMITTEE 56 Q3 l M J -w .p1.v 'ff : . ,...,,,,.,71-vzmfzeefmr li Brother Paul Borella, G. Kresslein, T, Nlorgan, J. Harmon, IVI. Russell CX Q95 2553 See eng QE in-1 .1 Q, ,Q-, ,, V: is 12, new V -ff H ..,,. wwf? . M '-1 W. , .. Q 5 , 1 f -V '27-,i1'1-? ' , Q a 'err in Zi 5, 1 X 4- Q g ff 'EW' 43511 4 W hm' 4 may -, A ' Q YOPHOMORE + STEERING QOMM I TTEE Brother Michael Copek, J, Dean, T. I . la. I I 7Lf lj T 2 T 5 ..,....., ' l I WX nj l I L WT' iff -1- I V1-,x , ,-LJ, f 7! , f W ' x 4 lflffqllll l ll lll CAMERA CL UB L-R: L. Haller, R. Sarnaha, D. DeBusher, C. Clay, S. Spriggs. Back row-B. lVlcNarnara. SPOR T CL UB .mylgiw A N- , - cj, , Q g B ' O .- A X . 00 of Q 000 O Q I . 5 C . V f off if ' o 90 'faflofbo 5' my Mx .kwa ae OO F 5' . 0 QQ, .A C. Yastrzemski, J. Freeman, C. A. Jurgensen, B. Krug, K. Stahl, N. Tenaglia, IVI Walker, lVIoderator: F. Broschart L.-R. D. Shallue, C. lVloore, C. What, J. Bruzzee, B. Aseto A. Perckens, O. Pacheco, J. Becker. CHESS CL UB ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY .st M 1 if aw 3 National Honor Society-Moderator: Brother Edward. First Row: Cordetti, Leibrecht, Schvveinhart, Nagy, Nlitchell, lVlarshall. Second Row: Corda, lVlcDonald, Durkin, Diop, Wyvill, Desautels. Third Row: Nogay, Prouty, Glazer, Gartland, Burgraff, Wahler. L. .gun .41 -. Black Student Unign-Moderator: Mr, Webb, L,-RJ l:ll'ST Row: R. DEVGGUX, W. Philpot, S. Hill, F. Earl, D. LOCKGT, C. Anders, Second Row: T. Harris, G. Perkins, I. Bank, IVI. Webb, K. Turner, E. Rodgers, A. Hutchinson, S. Sprigg, Third Rovv: R. Watkins, J. Louis, T. Boone, O. Blake, IVI. Humphrey, O. Tabron, A. Smith, J. Johnson, L. Fortune. BLACK STUDE T U ION ' 'T 'l1 , mm all hi-I l. .W JS. me-qw L-R First Row: J. Durkin, L. Cooke, A. Toth, G. Flynn, R. Brashears, V. lVlanzeIla, M. Calhoun, B. Flynn, J. Becker, Second Row: J. Groves, B. Reynolds, R. Allen, T. Griffin, D. Bibb, J. Harmon, C. Harman, C. Jung, Third Row: lVl. Smith, O. Pacheco, S. Klopfer, J. Alkire, J. Young, J. Steele, K. Stahl, R. Tretler, R. Gilcrist, J. lVlillerg Fourth Row: R. Whelan, P. Sullivan, B. Oneto,,E. Hovvard, F. Cox, C. Brown, T. Shuck, B. Zegowitz, D. O'NeiIl CHORU Chorus Borus 60 BAD A., .,,. ..,.,,v:f, J if , K, am, W,1, J W,,, ,- , i kc: 5 A X iff., 7 WT:?3'4?g ' 'Az' 4' 'Five z' ,sLg'1,Z'.i.- ' -56? '55 A I' 3' 'QA Q , r 1, .,4v ' Who B usted ?! Whfffffff Brother Renatus: Band Director Officers: Left to Right, Mike O'IVieara, John Frank, Bill Glass Tom Green, John Ager, Bruce Cubbage MOTHERS CLUB FA THERS CLUB LIBRAR Y AIDES L to R5 First row: lVl. Gray, W. Aceto, R. Allen. Second Row: P. lVlarinelli, J. Brazeral, IVI. Gartland. Third Rovv: D. Decimal, R. Ekhart, S. lVlarshall, R. Whelan, Bro, Robert Willett. MW-.. .,,,..l ,,..... ...gg .,. . ,.r.. .,.,. ., J 2 R s E .M .,.. . ,,,,,.,..,,, .,...,, , ,. 3, i S. llllussellman, S. Schweinhart, J. Nlitchell, P. Liebrecht, J. Hamilton, G. Kresslein, T. Morgan, R. Russell. PROM COMMITTEE IVly comb's stuck! SPIRIT WEEK The Christian Action Committee Greasy Rider DIR The 60 second workout i 64 10-W-30 Quaker State Cram lt! Shirt of the Weak Out of the Past f Jil? y, 25:1 3 E 5 H 5, il, 5 Xi' 1 , ,CL 1 , I i 15? ' ' :g Hg ,, ' 1 r f, x f ,f ,'k, ZX ? m 1 1 Y x O ew 1 VI' i s S E an 33 -Q iY1l-1 RQ 2 ...,, V K X, , ,L 4 -x mm.,-.M 1 5 fy. it . ,, a W1 S 'ff -ef A . 2: I Q Q 1 55, tu' K A A ' k, . Skf K fF' ff 'w': A ' . ,, -, ' ' V5fi2S'zi2F if Q, Q Q -A ' if - ' -' H ,, - - fi I! M H , . Q' . - - '..L h ifi if - , t ', VA W AA , ,V . gx in A - 7252 37' ' - 517' A K' 7: , . 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Nm Ei Q if ' 3 V.. 1 2 r K.-I 'J Where's Bobby? Last time I saw a mouth like that it was on the end ofa hook R a I gl, I , - 'iuf ,.,1 if W ' ,1 ,k , ' Stoned again . .. Danger-Curves Ahead Krug scores again FREE FORM DAY 5-:Q 1 . J 76 ,, .V.x Q X 2 E . X Why are these men standing? U.S. Senator Charles IVIacIVIathias, Nld. Holt gets grilled-welldone-. Whoever can identify this man by April 1, 1973 will get 100 Broschart for Congress stickers. 72 Ahhh, You see. Larry Hogan, House of Representatives L ,S - 1 ' . ..,, ,, - - S MW- r Qrrr rhhhh S S y V s,, Parsley, SAGE, Rosemary, and Thyme State Senator Hoyer Caught your eye! D0 KEY BASKETBALL Is it true Wops have more fun? ills! 40-mule team 'ft ki' 1 '61 4 K mil Brilliant shoots up. Who's pulling who? Jock ofthe year. Ass-shot Fast Break Tlto, Le Brefu Stackin' some zzzzzzz's. No comment. So What! 5 53 ,X Spillman asks for quiet as Rohan gets rowdy, -5 You know what they say about cows? Our business is people. ef N, Bedrock Bombs Away! v- h , I S, ,BF 5 W I '2 1! i -s I 1 ,mmf I S 14 V'- rg, Enthroned What do you guys want, anyway? blood? Who scored that homerun? A guy going up the stairs. Eyyb.,,,,,W,,.i... 7 Le Club Tito Bored Again, IVlr. Morgan lVIr. Robertson K R U G Hiti:cot4 t-csc4t Ned's benched 1-vt .. 7.4-M--M Call 844 2525 Ask for Anne Next time 50 more Conducive study push ups H. Rap Diop Where s peaches? ,,... Don displays his thirst for knowledge. UJOEH l Gee, fellas. .1 -sire Cyrano de Bookerack il'his experiment was a success becau a . f 5 Q is ,rf t X eee eee la r so t, ' 7 ' L miami Another pretty face???? i t X 5 W x za L se, . r t ,Qee.e 1 . , R -f K Q . x JT. km : 71 . K . 2 s 'N , Pickle finger of fate Only his hairdresser knows for sure. , Wwe se vve got brains This is who. How many months! Whaler wails as lVlr. Carrig lays dovvn the law. Print lVlat B. Y .' -1 This is not an extension ofthe Senior Lounge. 79 ' 1 ,W E ,ge sw., f--HMI!!! , . 4-H-f , V 4 Y. fag' W,,,,,,..., With a nose like that you don't need a stirring rod. Stylin' Xxx Brother Library The Cisco Kid The staff of Mustang '73 proudly presents the following awards for seniors outstanding in their particular fieIds : MOST STUDIOUS: Carl Kirk BEST DRESSED: Lawrence Cooke PROFILE AWARD: Jim Dayhoff MOST ATHLETIC: Frank Edwards MOST HUMEROUS: Bob Sharlock BENCH AWARD: Vince Oneto MOST SPIRITED: Joe Hamilton lt li 'W Y I 2 to 7 it I Black Jack The Honorable C. Philip Brovvn? The King and His Court The Beauty and The Beast NEANDERTHAL AWARD: Fred CISCO KID AWARD: Eddie Rogers HONIELITE FIREPLUG: Ray Wyvill LIBRARY AWARD: Jim Commeree CHRIS BROWN AWARD: Chris Brown MOST POPULAR: Steve Caracciolo Clint Bryant MOST VALUABLE YEARBOOK STAFF IVIEIVIBER: Sam Vern Nichols E .52 Tie are za-:Alf ss' - 'g S - I' Y E114 1 lf f ' A-' ii- ig pi' - 1 -Tig ZFTEEI 43, Charley Aaron will leave all his unused football scholarships to Bro. Alfred. John Ager will leave his switchblade, chain, lead pipe, rubber hose and his immortal quote War is good because it keeps the population down. Michael Alfieri will leave his fire jacket. James Allman will leave. Donn Amendolair will leave his 28 page guide to physical fitness to Ned Era. Chris and Dave Ardoin will finally reveal which is which. Colm Barry will leave his roach collection lHint-Real-Kili'won't helpl Dave Barry will leave early. Marty Bates will leave his 12-gauge and his hunting trophies to Fr. Paul Lavin. Danny Bean will leave a string of clean hallways. Rich Bowie couldn't think of anything to leave. Roy Brashears will leave a short tape of himself talking out of the side of his mouth. John Brazerol will leave his secret wrestling hold to anyone strong enough to use it. Johnnie Briley wills his brain to next year's Diplomatic History class lwhich folded, due to lack of interestl. Danny Broderick will leave an atmosphere conducive to study. Paul Brookman will leave his life-size replica of the True Cross which he wore around his neck. Chris Brown will leave his golden throat to Mike Smith. A Donny Brown will leave his problem, which is obvious, to Mr. Brilliant. Clentice Bryant will leave his size 13 black power basketball shoes to Jay Somerville. Jim Burggraff will leave his Spanish notes to Garey Hyatt. Jimmy Byrnes will leave his book 101 ways to organize soccer games to Tom Vallejo. Larry Cagiwa will leave whatever John Frank leaves. Mike Calhoun will leave a dead rat to Mr. Belanger. Steve Caracciolo will leave his anthology 2001 ways to spell Caracciolo. Brian Chaillet will leave his pamphlet Applications of Infinite Series, the Definite integral, and Leibnitzian differentials to shooting a jump Shot. Jim Commeree will leave full ownership of the Moonbeam Map Co., to Danny Willie. John Connolly will leave his name to Mr. Carrig. Larry Cooke will leave his wardrobe to Albert Toth. Tim Crosby will leave his secret method of playing pinball machines to Mr. Carrig. Bruce Cubbage will leave two rolls of film and the school camera to lVlr. Verne Foster. Dave Damalouji will leave his autographed copy of the Koran. Andre D'Arcangelo will leave 86,000 worth of braces to the Junior class treasury. Jim Dayhoff will leave his nose, which enabled him to set all his track records, to be divided in equal parts among the members of the track team. Tim Deale will leave the parking lot in bad shape. Bob DeAngelis will leave his nickname Uncle Weasel to Alexander the Sixth. Brian Denton will leave a plaster cast of his bush to the Black Student Union. Djiby Diop will leave his book How to make it in a White Man's World. Robert Durham will leave a tape of the only time he ever participated in class. Frank Edwards will leave a check for S100 to re-pay all the students he ever bummed lunch money from. Brian Fitzgerald will leave 253 empty bottles of Mateus and an unbroken speed record of 73 mph down Walter's Lane. John Fitzpatrick will leave a videotape of The Bald Soprano. Lou Fortune will leave his story as the first black baseball player for McNamara. John Frank will leave the secret of how to drink an entire bottle of Boone's Farm while playing the 1812 Overture. Robert Gilchrist will leave his unused vocal cords to Charles Barry. Mike Glazer will leave his Calculus book in the library, his physics book in 103, his gym bag in the Senior Lounge, his .... Gordie Grahame will leave his book Memoirs of a Romantic Fool Tom Green will leave his multi-faceted musical abilities to the next band president. Jody Groves will leave his car wrapped around a telephone pole in front of the school. Pete Grysavage will leave the secret recipe to his mother's french fries. Dave Habib will leave his secret process for quick-developing pictures to Sterling Spriggs and the Camera Club. Joe Hamilton will leave his beer-soaked season's basketball pass to John Miller. John Hammond will leave pieces of his car scattered all over the parking lot. Chuck Harman will leave his Achilles heel to Bro. Alfred. Bob Hartranft isn't planning on leaving. Don Hemmer will leave all the plans he concocted to oust Nixon but never carried out. Jimmy Hines will leave his No. 12 jersey to Nick Ferrante, to be used as a sleeping bag. Ernie Howard will leave his back pocket and all its contents. John Hungerford will leave a passing grade in Chemistry. Chris Jedrey will leave a videotaped demonstration of the proper method of throwing rubber stoppers. Tom Jenkins will leave his designer collection clothes to the next basketball manager. Paul Keen will leave an opening in the partnership of his wrecking business. fees.. J ...a -f- z Y- 4- -61511 '11-nw' -mafia -3 Carl Kirk will leave his 2-volume book How to Get Through High School without really Trying. y Steve Klopfer will leave his size 22 wrestling shoes to Mr. Neitzey's son. Mike Koppers will leave 3,987 Theology journals. Joe Kresslein will leave his burning desire for knowledge to Mr. Broschart. Phil Liebrecht will leave his comprehensive LaReine phone no. listings along with his three favorite novels, Superphly Lord of the Phlies and The Adventures of Phil Liebrecht in Spain: Spanish Plyl. ' Roger Lipton will leave his amazing co-ordination and dribbling skills to Carol Drass. Pat Lynch will leave the legacy of Snorus Borus and other assorted destructive satire. Ed Mallon will leave his ID to anyone bored enough to go to Clancy's. Steve Marshall will leave a collection of temptations he has resisted to Fr. Sherer. Steve Martinelli will leave his hair to Bro. Alexander. Randy Mihalchik will leave the 15-to 1800 books he read for Diplomatic History. John Mitchell will leave a broken contract, with hopes that it will Foster fond recol- lections in the hearts of next year's yearbook staff. Charley Mooradian will leave his Superman pants to Mr. Piccolo. Mike Moore will leave his intramural basketball records to Phil Swann. Steve Musselman will leave a videotape of lt's Academic. Charles Myrick will leave his page's uniform to Mr. Broschart. Steve Nagy will leave a nicotine-stained copy of his intellectual statements to Mr. Morgan. Sam Nichols will leave a grease-stained copy of his memoirs, Life behind the Counter, or What Gallerizzo Really did to the French Fries to anyone who has eaten at McDonalds. Mike O'meara will leave his looks to James Snight. Vince Oneto will leave his place on the bench to Brian Colabucci. Orlando Pacheco will leave a series of 10 lectures on the value of virtue, to be used by Bro. James in the morning announcements. Frank Panetta will leave three ruined speed bumps. Alvin Parker will leave his winged football shoes to Bubba Ryan. John Payne will leave a still life of himself asleep in Study Hall. John Prouty will leave his cynicism and his shoes. Bill Racine will leave 500 autographed programs from The Sound of Music. g Gerard Ripple will leave his kinship with Wyvill to Mike Gallerizzo. Eddie Rogers will leave with a young lady in his high-performance car. Tom Rohan will leave his many costumes to any Junior fool enough to wear them. Joe Russell will leave his memoirs How to Get Rowdy without being noticed. John Scalise will leave the true story of his adventures to Angie. Bob Scharlock will leave his body to Linda Casey. Spence Schweinhart will leave the second edition of the school paper. Dave Severn will leave his textbook Sun Sighting and Moon Shooting. Dennis Shriver will leave his bowling ball to be bronzed and placed on an altar in the A.V. room. Tom Shuck will leave his hubcap rolling down Marlboro Pike. Frank Shumaker will leave all his friends to Bill Krug. Larry Spilman will leave a gift-wrapped package of 144 rubber stoppers to replace the ones he warped in throwing. Joe Steele will leave a ventilator to Mr. Humbertson. Charlie Strain will leave afully decorated Senior Lounge. Q Paul Sullivan will leave his collection of exotic Mexican plants to adorn the Main Office. Buddy Summers will leave his kneecap to Mr. Neitzey. Phil Swann will leave his gambling empire to Mr. Broschart. Tim Sweeney will leave the school huge piles of sweetness. Bob Sylvester will leave his temper and four dead bodies. Ota Tabron will leave his size to Kevin Chaney. Boh Tarleton will leave the Pizza Pan. Steve Todish will leave Darryl Tolson. Darryl Tolson will leave the promise to get rowdy at least once before he dies. Andy Tompkins 'will leave, but fast. Raul Troche will leave his example of Christian living to the Junior class. Mike Vass will leave one section of bleachers. ' Mike Ventura will leave his hit recording l've got the Bishop lreton blues. Mike Wahler will leave the admonition to Kiss my Boudini to the entire school. Dennis Webb will leave his super-enriched hormone growth pills to Mr. Brilliant. Gary White will leave all his women to the next Valentino to venture through the school. Marty Wilson will leave his mean machine and one slighly used soccer uniform. Raphael Wyvill will leave a copy of his book Report from Engine Co. No. 20 at Dogpatch Bar to anyone who will believe it. Steve Yetter will leave his secret method of hair-straightening to Bro. Albertus. Jim Young will leave to the student body his secret of sleeping through rubber stopper battles. Rocco Zappone will leave nothing and is proud of it. The Senior Class leaves Uncle Spunky, 4- pounds of Limburger cheese and 2free tickets to Disneyworld. SPOR T The athlete strives for excellence, yet he cannot attain it alone. Aid, encouragement, and instruction all motivate him to higher achievement. The athlete who competes alone, wins alone, and loses alone . . . Individuals seek victory for themselves: a team seeks victory for all. Winning is a more treasured prize when many unite themselves to attain it . . . The athlete is justifiably proud of his own ability, but he may be prouder yet when he ioins that ability with the talents of others. Individuals allied into one unit become strength personified . . . Freindship becomes stronger through the sharing of defeat, of victory, and of accomplishment J. Dayhoff 81 T T 'ilrw-F K-mekfawumm 86 L.AR., First Rovv: J. Somerville, N. Ferrante, W. Flynn, IVI. Ryan, C. Jedrey, K. Young, IVI. Gallerizzo, A. Turner, J. lVliller, J. Harmon, J. Hines I V. Oneto, B. Colabucci, A. Parker, IVI. Russell, IVI. Clark, F. Shumaker, T. Rohan, J. Walker, E. Summers, G. Johnson, J. Frank, R. Nogay, R. Jones, W. Krug, C. Aaron, F. Edvvards, D. Johnson, R. Sylvester, A. Hutchinson, T. Jenkins, Fourth Rovv: J. Blick, J. Commeree, D. Severn, C. Chase, T. Burgess, T. O'Connor, F. Jones, IVI. Faulkner, K. Lytle, O. Tabron, R. Scharlock, A. Smith. Coaching Staff: P. Hutton, R. Frye, R. Ryan, N. Era, F. Neitzey. L.'R.: Chris Jedrey, Jimmy Hines, Archie Edwards, Dave Johnson, Vince lSplinterl Oneto, Dave lSuperl Severn, Al Parker, Frank lShoel Shumakerg Second Rovv: Smilin' Bob Scharlock, Nloonbeam Commeree, Turk Rohan, Charlie Aaron, Sid Sylvester, Ota lTayl Tabron, Buddy Summers, Tom lJenkl Jenkins. SE IORS 8 2. A JL L.-R.: IVI. Russell, T. O'Connor, T. Jenkins, R. Jones, B. Sylvester, IVI. Clark, D. Severn cfm HSIIQEI BACKS L.-R.: C. Jedrey, O. Tabron, K. Lytle, IVI. Faulkner, IVI. Gallerizzo, C. Aaron L. R.: F. Shumaker, J. Sommerville, F. Edwards, R. Nogay, K. Young SUIVIIVIERS W.. -is -' 'K ,Q-frm. 1 .1 f i ...X - V. -.f.- A, . -W y Q . A Q. gee- L s , 1 ,fy ,, - we me , s wa K' . A . , 4 ,M-M - We 1, ggi Take it, I don't vvant it. D. Severn looks at L. Daniel Y' I Party at SpiIman's! Down and Dirty. End of along gain 'W Q , Mink ' ' 0 J . ' X QW 5 2 Y' M-ff,,,hgag? . Head to Head. 2. 1 my Miva. A ,, , f e he . wuz, an L-ff Through the line. 'nh I That's an offensive line. :W Q-vlh Archie and Harmon dare them. , as Q V42 34 The Faithful Few. . W0- Freight Train. ,,,7: ig, P A., 5 YV' . Av ! . 4 wi I -4 , 4 J' .Jr ,N , M ,L H- ,aj ., ' W , yf ,-,- ,fiwf limi, . f 1 ,,,, ,W M M X yt B. A A T357 A It I 93 Q, 11 FR OSH 40- 'NAF X-no M. N- l , 3, fv Ps. , .fm is f . , 'KN ' Q L.-B.: First Rovv: B. San lVlartino, S. Pettco, T. Vallejo, B. Ferrante, G. lVlonsoon, B. B. Brazil, Second Bow: J. Blick, J. Hamilton, G. Wnizz, J. Young, K. Colabucci, Fl. Tretler, lVl. Lynn, Coach Frank Neitzeyp Third Bovv: B. Ozo, lVl. Casey, W. Fields, lVl. Glazer, J. Casey. i i Your problem is obvious. WRESTLING 1 E ... f l Q , I . A J 3 Q, -- f Squaring off. 95 Peek-a-boo? Z ' :.: ...1 5v.,. .. mm ' 7s . H N A 63? 9' IW T-Ia.. -V. 70 i K A' N,..,. - g i' A V fu' Af K h, . ..f--- Ready-wrestle. Get the crotch, Hamiltong The Crotch! Carroll Xmas Tournament- lVlcNamara Placed 3rd out of 6 St. Albans lPost Seasonl lVlcNamara Placed 4th out of 16 Glazer makes the km' Jim Young 1st in 122 lbs. Joe Hamilton 2nd in 155 lbs. Mike Casey 4th in 185 lbs. 96 SOCCER CROSS COUNTRY Our Mark Spitz. 98 Bottom rovv, L-R: Tom Coradetti, Dan Fulton, Mike Mc- Donald, Jon Flior- dan, Steve Mussel- man, Chuck Engle- hart, Jim Damalouji, Top rovv, Gordie Grahame, Mike Glaz- er, Charlie Myrick, Chuck Harmon, Jim Dayhoff, John Frank, Pat Gartland, Dave Damalouji, Tom Fitzpatrick. l i All alone. l lg? l :M The most consistent team in Nlc history, the cross-country team, once again showed its poise and character in compiling another fine season. With the help of a brilliant coach, and a top flight No. 1 man, the team rose from mid-season obscurity to eventually winning the lVId. State Catholic Champion- ship, and finishing 2nd and 3rd in the WNIAC Championship and School Boy Championship, respectively. 99 B A S K E T B A L L 100 VARSITY L-B B. Krug, E. IVlcNamara, Asst. Coach, C. Andrews, NI. Thomas, J. Somerville, J. Freeman, B. Lipton, C. Bryant, G. Briggs, T. Burggess, R Jones, S. Yetter, T. Fenlon, Coach Era Mia' W6l'm-UD- Where is that ?S'Xi8zT' baII? 101 It's easy coach, Just cross the laces, 02 ,, ,, 2 points Clint. It's first and goal with 9 min. left, fellas. Ball control. BIG NED 10 104 Krug at the line i I i i I Briggs shows the many hours of rebounding practice. The Happy Hooker i i V jv. W as Y NIMH up bl dm B Choreography Walt Webb sty!e. Flying high. 10 10 Allday gets up! Air Ball! FR OSH wfa-s Fat Mat The enthusiastic crowd watches the IVlacNamara cheerleaders perform Barbara, Kim, Marianne, Barbara, Christine, Liz Cheerability Half-time 107 5 i V 5 ,, V hl I f V 5 V 5 iA I Jl 1 gamma TFERNNG comm wh 109 CGMPLIMENTS QF FATHERS CLUB BISHGP MCNAMARA H.S P dtMAth Gnd n Md f B Rg CQMPLIMENTS CF MoTHER's CLUB BlsHoP MQNAMARA Hs P dtM KyC lly MdrBEdd COMPLIMENTS OF ST. PIUS X COUNCIL 44076 KNIGHTS 0F CCJLUMBUS FORESTVILLE, MARYLAND Msgr. Richard A. Hughes, Chcapl Milton E. Hitte, Jr. Grand Knight It'S time you had a banker you C311 talk to. 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Carrig' l o o F J BROSCHART ODE TO A YEA RBOOK Once upon a time in the land of hushabye, around about the wondrous days of yore, there was a yearbook, and this yearbook had a stafh bound up with chains and locked with locks, headed by an editor-not really a boy-but a man: and h they called him John. Now this editor was good, like all editoris should, around about the wondrous days ofyore. And in this land of hushabye I there was a god who was known as the Nebraska Red Headw, who was feared by all in the land. But god spoke tog ' 1 John-saying Hjohn, who I am well pleased with, you shall be made Leader ofthe people called YEARBOOK. And you shall have dominion over themv. But, then along came SAM, tall, strong SAM, cool talkin, SAM, smooth walkin,SAM, And the Red Haired Onevsaid to SAM 'iSam, you shall be made second only to John in the landu-and SAM left-all in those wondrous days ofyore. V' And the days dragged into months-because a camera was thrown into the yearbook machinery, and every one remained calm and the 'Nebraska Red Headii said Sue the ---- if-And they werenit. 1 Meanwhile, back at the YB ranch, Dave fthe slavej, Mike fthe hickj and Dave fthe ravej were waiting for night fall, so they could all get stoned againi' ergo: to work on Mustang 373. And John said Work, you rascalsi, but they would not-And after work was finished they rested-saying Weiue worked Hushabye work-Weive drunk Hushabye wine-Weive eaten Hushabye fmacj food. Itis been a good Hushaby dayn. And John said i'It is goodvand The Head said 'Tt is gooduand all of the people YEARBOOK waited for Godot saying- Do you walk to McNamara or take your Lunchw? foe Casta 4' Editors Note: Sam only left in body-his displaced mind wandered in and out of meetings aimlessly, for years afterward. 118 i 'lazy , V , ' 'IH fr ' 11' I: gif 3555.6 lui , 1 Q. W ' ' r Qt ' f s J t trst ' - , ,f L :iii ,. I M -- 'f,,-'f 1 John Durkin shows the strain of the times, as Steve offers a prayer. Paul Hammers It out. Habib takes some wild shots, don't he? K Errr . . . Foster again?! Our Editor Qi 1 EDITOR ,S OTES 120 E VER Y school publishes a yearbook which reflects the important events and occurrences that took place within that school year. The staffofMustang '73 lzad three specific objectives: fl! To produce a yearbook that would set a precedent for future Mustang publications. Q! To depict the resurgence ofthe 'McNamara Spirit 131 To arrange for the photographing and publication for next year 's production. OVER COMING many initial enigma 's, the staff thrusted an overwhelming amount of hours into the production. This publication is a polished chronicle of the school year activities. We hope that we have instilled a growing enthusiasm for the continuation ofa superior annual and that ensuing yearbooks will improve, as the Spirit ofMcNamara improves. We did achieve our goals. ONE man who deserves rnuch credit and praise is Mr, Gerald Carrig. He incurred no obligation to moderate this yearbookg yet, despite the lack of glamour involved in this tedious project, found time to do so. He struggled along with tlze staff on endless nights, sacrificing his time for the completion of the yearbook. With Mr, Carrigs assistance, we accomplished this feat. HOPEFULL Y, this is symbolic of a new cycle at McNamara,' one that excludes friction and incorporates cooperation. THE Mustang staff did more than its slzare to put the yearbook back on its feet. Now it will be the responsibility of the class of 1974 and those after it, to continue to build upon this firm foundation. YOU have everything to gain. 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