Bowie High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bowie, MD)

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ve 1- I EDWARD FRANCIS COLE K1 - HI U,....,, 3 CAROL ANN COMPERE I'II elwbye remember being llie 'big mbiilli' during Pern Pom pracfice' eiir great Caravans, my l8lh birlhday: brimming ereiindi yellow rbeee' my bas? friend. Trees: Norfh Carolina: end the grebv times I hed in fhle pIace and aII ine really nice lids l mel. C, M. P. end his '55 Chevy! , . PETER ANTHONY CONTO Hpefeui I'II elveys remember 'Hebpy Hber II' vvilli Mr. Miller. Dinne, 'I'II be mere: Jan, lo. Iwo. D. B. Icreverf 53 . 'LA ,- 'all I LYNETTE SYLVIA ANTHONY COX COVINGTON Lv I' sue ls .s ic'-e Ve 1-,iid -gs ev Vl 'PS GS IFJ .VJ SC tcm I merge :rem cel, Ieasv vhree s 're eevderl L 'ES' BONNIE JEAN COMPTON Dave, Mrs, laryenl, snelien, efliee Will. J, P.. c. M.. s. H., s. e. and 'fhinges' Main OIIice. Mr. M. and Mr. R., H. R.w1Ih Terr. Q. and Ray A., semer Lounge end R. e. rx. end B. Arr clere Bevhl .nd bII my Iriends cf srl. rv LISA COTTONGIM 'Rockledge sieyele rripr, January Snow dey: pbrliee every monfht fXIan Pena bieiniebi Junior and Senior Prbmei Meri in v. we slreneerr lb friendsj Forget-us-not. BRENDA CATHERINE CONTEE Heelelieui 'leye is e river ee deep end feel Ilbwlng mei mba drown Cleee of '7l RIghI On III miss BowIeII1e KKK's and People! Drug Svore. Hi. you In the Vet. AN Tw- Y W I -.A , 'I' ' U ' ii! l JEAN A. CRAIG Jeannie - They say i- ls bevel Io be qwev and be fhovgif obmb 'Iver Is Open yovr rv-cv'I- bra pvowe '. F X- X ROBIN CRAIG

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JAMES THOMAS CLAYWELL Jana Mr, Raaa, l wash your aqulp- maal worked. RAYMOND LINBERG CLISE Il Ruy : The things I remember most are being el senior and a certain senior L. AH when I was a iunior Bowie V.F.D, 39 forever and forever Mopars. Oh yeah, Mr. Raaly Milford anal vaaalaaa- el Prlaflaar U. s. Navy or college. : ,:. ea, ,vvr I I- ,Q . ' ,,, ' , 51'5? 'ii ' A 3 . fyy : Q 3A1.Zy . 1 ka , FAITH COADY Life is so urlcerlairl, half of it is if. All my great friends, and tlne lun we've had the past few years. Our crazi tallrs at lunch. Cindy anal ,.. whafa his name - Brad W. and all the fun weve had. DAVID A. COBURN Daya : Maas MortIoclc's great histo- ry class. You're in A lieap of trouble now Boy! Now see Ilerel Well, I lust miglwl . - X .f f V I Q yi 4 ' ,r W' MICHAEL JOHN COEN Miken: Gone are the days the gang did their flglll raaaaa, P. H. plus Yam. al'le's loreverf' BRADLEY MILES COHEN Brad , Nut : 'il'lI never forget con- cert band, marching band, Senior class, colre machine. picnics, caravans. mickey mouse. Srnrliners, Key Club. Drive-Ins, etc, l'll always remember the great lriendsllips I made during my stay at Bowie! I flvinll l'm going to cry! ELIZABETH ANN COHEN Doll : I'll always remember three yeers of pcm poms and my fantastic friends. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beauti- ful world. Be careful, Strive lo be IWPPY-U PAULA COHEN I'll always remember the beautiful people l've mel, and the name 'alarm cloclr', 'Live each moment to the tul- lest, tor you sliall never see it again.

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TERI LYNN CRANE Carol, remember F. B.. B. B.. and B. B.: games. J. and B. and our Junior year. H. R. with Bonnie C. and Ray A. Whet a way to start the dey! Mr. Jack. I bet you make that up! Drama Club for three years. Go Nnvyll' 'Ei' it t JP' '99 rf JEFFERY PAUL JAMES EDWARD JIM CRONIN CRANSKA CRITCHFIELD The rennts Teern and the ttrne we Jerri Working on the Pacesetter, Jirn : A.J.and Fresh eereegemhe I I dy M Athletics, All my teachers ena friends. dw I O-ttshot Batchelor Crttchfteld and ended UP tr' Mm fla- 'Midnight' football. YOU 96' CMV? PETER L. CULLATI Ptstet t sag At, Jerry, and taernest Three very difterent coaches, but ett the best, When you genne get your erx, ero, ss. zza, enythtng Tren? . ' r iff 'qjff E r eeel' rif t Y ' r f yfyf 9 4 Fw ry 1 . -J ue., 'ff ,. ,al r 2 I 9 ,, ,s zen ,iff I , yy V V A. KEVIN CUMMINGS if SUSAN ELIZABETH CURAN Susie : Three years of Sth period English: 'Jaynie': South Pacific: 'Her- man': 'Good Ship LoIlypop': Mr. Hc- worth's movies, Mr. Hagan, Summer 70: My dearest friends Patti and Cath: Love is born on faith, lives on hope. and dies of charity: Homecom- ing two end Meth . . , , 1 V I wi , ,rr r, sg . 4 ffm! Q 411,- Lys., ROBYN THERESE CUMBO tn never forget en ot the good old skipping days. and the school hang- out, the health room! Hey slick, ren member leaving the game with Arun- del, Kuke, Cookie, Dee. Roger. Muer- ille and Reese. Right Onl D. C.: G. M.: D, K.: and A. R. W , A if . . ,-rffvgfzln ' T' 2.. r-war' Z '3 r I Q 4', an W DAVID PAUL DABSON Dave : Speech: The Odd Couple: Conventions ro end rt: blue eyes: eyeteshesr eth period Study Hens teet. ball games: and my friends. were going to Montgomery County LOIS ANNE DAILEY chttet s The putt ot life is the putt ot e strong tree, with the difference thet we have no wish or need to resist it. . , green envelopes eng my Bruce, August 30. l9b9.