Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1986 volume:

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Sports And I never thought I'd feel this way And as far as I’m concerned I’m glad I got the chance to say That I do believe I love you ak And if I should ever go away Well then close your eyes and try To feel the way we do today And then if you can remember Keep smiling Keep shining Knowing you can always count on me For sure That’s what friends are for we Hives sure Coming? —— t THERE'S A DIMENSION | SUCCESS AHE % Pe i Ha tat i ook S 3 For good times And bad times I'll be on your side for evermore That’s what friends are for 11 Well you came and opened me And now there’s so much more I see And so by the way I thank you 3 2 3 a 4 4G . . . : + : ‘ : . : ANNI i 4 TEER SORE NN RAT I aan sme ARATE, 2s RIN | a el ie — aa i ‘ A 2 % fhe, . ce a d ee Heres B34 23m = ee he Oh and then for the times when we’re apart Well then close your eyes and know The words are coming from my heart And then if you can remember Keep smiling Keep shining Knowing you can always count on me For sure That’s what friends are for © 1985 WB MUSIC CORP., NEW HIDDEN VALLEY MUSIC, WARNER-TAMERLANE PUBLISHING CORP. CAROLE BAYER SAGER MUSIC All Rights Reserved Used by Permission My Faculty 18 19 Administration BEVERLY WILHELM Administrative Secretary 3 The 1985-86 Administration had a | t new addition to its staff, Assistant Prin- ‘De? cipal, Keith Harmeyer. His positive per- sonality and interest in students has been acknowledged by Principal Lynn Mayer as well as the entire student body. Besides many other renovations and changes, one major focus was the repaving of the track and the repair of the football field. LYNN MAYER AB Western Md. College, MLA, MEd Johns Hopkins Univ., Univ. of Maryland; Principal ‘e } ly JUDITH NELSON Administrative Secretary 20 JANICE MEEKINS Administrative Secretary KEITH HARMEYER BA Towson State Univ., MEd Western Md. College; Assistant Principal em, ud MICHAEL SHANNON BS Towson State Univ.; MEd Loyola College; Assistant Principal RALPH B. WOOD BS Case Institute of Tech.; MAT Johns Hopkins Univ., Assistant Principal PM LAURA J. GILPIN BA Towson State University; BS Towson State University; Music Perspectives Nm i) Art and Music Catosville’s Art department chairman, Diana Mand, is once again proud to be a part of a successful art program. The ex- pansion of the department has been beneficial to both art students and the Art department. The department has also had many students receive recognition on a state level, particularly by the Maryland Art Association, Welcoming new staff member Laura Gilpin, the Music department also ex- panded its activity. The Symphonic Band played at the County Court House and the Marching Band made its debut by the football Pep spirit playing at Homecoming The Band throughout the crowd of six basketball game. infused games. Arts ROY ALSTON BFA Morgan State University Coppin State; Loyola; Thomas Nelson Art Fundamentals; Studio Art; Fine JO ANNE LARRIMORE BA Maryland Institude of Art, MA Maryland Institu of Art; Art Fundamentals; Studio Art; Fine Arts BARBARA WARD BA UMBC; Madrigal Choir; Music Perspec tives; Guitar, Vocals for Musicals; Cheerleaders KEITH F. LAUER BFA, MFA Maryland PHILIP W. TAYLOR Institute College of Art MA Michigan State University Art Seminar, Photography Ninth Grade Band, Symphonic Band, Orchestra, Piano DIANA M. MAND BA Notre Dame of Maryland MFA Maryland Institute Fundamentals of Art, Art II Business The Business Department welcomed one new teacher this year. Margaret Korz taught introduction to data processing, accounting, and personal use typing. The department also purchased all electric typewriters to replace the manual ones no longer used. The department held an open-house this year during Vocational Education Week in recognition of this year’s accomplishments. DORTHEA W. DUBOSE B.S. Morgan State College, MS Johns Hopkins; Shorthand 1, 2; Office Pro- cedures; Typing 1, 2; FBLA Advisor; School Store Advisor CAROL SICHELSTIEL B.S. University of Pittsburgh; Business Math nN oy MARGARET KORZ B.A. University of Wisconsin; Introduction to Data Processing; Accounting 1; Personal Use Typing seg OOS saseiiinictmnOn Bae niiaonsibott ase AI GLORIA KISNER B.S. Morgan State, University of Pittsburgh, Georgetown University, Loyola College, Typing 1, 2; Business Law English Numerous changes marked the year for the English department. Along with SANDRA THOMAS SUE TUSTIN BA Towson State Univ., MLA Johns Hopkins Univ.; BA Western Md. College; MLA Johns Hopkin establishing a new elective, literary Dept. Chairman; English 9; English 11 G T Univ.; English 11; Catonian seminar, the department was fortunate to take on newcomer Sandy Thomas as ae MLA chairman. Catonsville is the sixth high §f : oe school at which she has taught. She feels Catonsville has a good, strong academic program, offers an exceptional amount of electives, and has a capable, dedicated faculty. Mrs. Thomas _ optimistically stated, ‘Catonsville is the best kept secret on the west side in relation to its academic quality.” The English department also ex- perienced the loss of veteran Jerry Bon- nell, teacher of 28 years, who retired at the end of January after having spent 17 years here at Catonsville High School. BARBARA M. REEVES ED MASSEY BS Bowling Green Univ.; MA Purdue BS Mt. St. Ma ry’s, MA Johns Hopkins Univ.; English Univ.; English 9 G T; English 10; Na- 11; Speech; Varsity Soccer; Jr. Class Advisor; Gradua- tional Honor Society; Assistant Sponsor tion Speakers 26 SHIRLEY MAE HALL BS Towson State Teachers’ College; English 9 SALLY REED GRACIE BA Univ. of Md., Johns Hopkins Univ,; English 10; Journalism Advisor — The Comet Drama GARY BLANKENBURG MS, BS Illinois State Univ.; MLA Johns Hopkins Univ.; Doctor of Arts Carnegie-Mellon; English 12; English 12 G T; Creative Writing, Faculty Advisor: Ellipsis, Soundings PEGGY B. NICHOLSON BA, MA Morgan State Univ.; English 9, 12; Advanced Expository Composition PAUL DOUGHERTY JERRY BONNELL MA Marquette Univ; English 9; English 10 G T; BS West Va. Wesleyan; M.E.D. Univ. of Md.,; English 10, 11 Foreign Language The Foreign Language Department NANCY C. CRAVER added Latin II and German II to their 3B-A. Goucher College; Latin I and I] curriculum this year. They have also been expanding upon the activities of the Ger- man, French, and Spanish Clubs. The AFS Club is hosting three students this year. They are Paulo Garcia from Chile, Pia Sierila from Finland, and Amaya Irigoyen from Spain. TRUDE KRANZLER B.A. Towson State; M.A. Johns Hopkins Univ.; C.A.S. Johns Hopkins Univ.; Ger- man I and IJ, German Club THOMAS J. MANUS A.B. Middle Tenn. State Univ.; MLA Johns Hopkins; Univ. of Paris; French I-V, AFS, French Club JOYCE VALLIANT B.A. Washington College MLA Johns Hopkins; Rutgers Univ.; Spanish I, I], 1V, V; Spanish Club FRANK LEWIS B.A. McMurry College; M.A. Univ. of New Mex- ico; Spanish I, III; French II; Dept. Chairman; Spanish Club 29 Guidance The Guidance department continued to strive to help the students of CHS to make critical decisions for career and con- tinuing education after graduation. This process is a continual activity over the four years of the high school experience. 2 See parm tO IIIT! 7 ‘e IRMA P. DEAS BA Md. State College, MED Univ. of Md.; Guidance Counselor JEAN S. BUTCHER BSE Stroudsburg State Univ.; MEd Johns Hopkins Univ.; Guidance Counselor 10; N.H.S. Co-Sponsor 30 SUE KRAUCH HELEN S. CAREY Guidance Secretary Duke U-AB Univ. of MD-MED Gr. 12 Counselor, TABCO rep ED KELLY Loyola College — BS, MEd Jr. Counselor, Chairman Scholarship Comm. WOU ROMY AOD CAROLYN SPRING Guidance Secretary 31 Home Economics Industrial Arts The students enrolled in Home WILLIAM GIBBS GS Univ. of MD; Electronics I, II, III, Practic Engineering Economics courses were introduced to some new faces this year. Patricia Goff and Roberta Wicks joined the Catonsville faculty for this 1985-86 school year. The two teamed up with veteran Mary Grauel to work on a curriculum that would en- sure that the needs of the students were met. The renovation was finally completed and the industrial arts wing opened last fall with its brand new look. Students were offered all of the original courses as well as the chance to sign up for Practical Engineering. Many students took that ad- vantage and the new changes turned out to be quite promising. EARL N. DEICKMAN JR BS Univ. of MD; Drafting I; Advanced Draft- ing; Architectural Drafting; Metals Plastics I, II, UI, Practical Engineering; Wrestling Coach ALLEN R. ARNOLD BS, MEd Univ. of MD; Machine Woodwor ing; Cabinet Making; Class of ’87 Advisc Dept. Chrmn; JV Volleyball Coach 32 ROBERTA WICKS BS Hunter College, AAS Fashion Institute of PATRICIA GOFF Technology; Clothing and Textiles; Family BS Univ. of MD; MS Towson State; Education for Clothing; Foods and Nutrition; Decisions in Responsibile Parenthood; Intercultural Foods Family Living a MARY E. GRAUEL MS, BS Hood College; Clothing I, I, UI, Creative Home Arts; Foods and Nutrition 33 Library Nurse Mrs. Chalcraft continued with pro- grams from years before. In addition, our LINDA MCCORMICK Towson State — BS ; Morgan — MA school nurse monitored a new health pro- Librarian gram for the faculty. The nurse was on call at several Catonsville sporting events as well. The Library continued to provide ex- cellent service for Catonsville students. A successful fundraiser helped to provide the necessary funds for AV equipment in the library and around the school. ill jitili nine je nent SELVIN RUDD BS E. Tenn. State U. MEd Towson State Media specialist, 10th grade advisor JOAN LEHMAN PATRICIA CHALCRAFT RN MD General School of Nursing; BS MS Johns Hopkins; School Nurse EVE EMERGENCIES HO NEED TO CLIMB THE WALLS... }. GANT FIND IT? Bay Just ASK THE Lidia Se se se hed be RW pi Eig age, a6 Mathematics The math department under the leadership of Dennis Quinby, requisition- ed several new computers to aid in the LARRY BORNT ADDIE BROWN computer math courses. Due to the addi- BS Salisbury State; MEd Univ. of MD; Algebra I; © BS North Carolina, MS Equiv. North Carol Geometry; Math 9 Math 9; Algebra II, College Algebra tion of the computers, students were pleased to have more access to computer time. Maryland Functional Math Testing was also on the mind of the math depart- ment. To help students who did not excel in math, Duane Cipollini and Betty Rubin taught courses to help students pass the Maryland Functional Math Test. DENNIS QUINBY AB Western MD; MA Duke Univ.; Coll Alg.; Computers; Math 10; JV Field Hock Varsity Basketball Coach DUANE CIPOLLINI BS Indiana Univ. of PA; MEd Johns Hopkins; Calculus; Trig Analytic Geometry, G T Math 10; MFMT 36 BETTY RUBIN BS Towson State; MS Johns Hopkins; G T Math 9; Geometry; Algebra 1, MFMT CHESTER GOODSON BS Shaw College, MLA Johns Hopkins; Geometry, Algebra 1; Math 12 KEN BERRY BS Frostburg State; MLA Johns Hopkins; MAT Tulane Univ., G T Math 11, 12; Algebra IJ, Chess Club Advisor 7 a JOHN LESLIE LINDA TAYLOR GEOFF WEILERT AA Catonsville Community College; BS Towson State; BS Towson State; MEd Loyola; Math 9; AT T BS Valparaiso Univ., MS Michigan State; MEd Johns Hopkins, Geometry, Trig Analytic Geometry; Computer Math; Indoor Outdoor Geometry; Math Applications; Assistant Varsity Foot- Track Conk ’ ball; JV Baseball Coach 37 Physical Education This year the Physical Education Department, under the leadership of Ed Bury and Kathy Schuyler, introduced two new physical fitness programs. Replacing the old tests, ‘‘super fitness’? was in- troduced to condition and students, and to keep a record of their tone up weaknesses. Also, aerofitness was offered this year involving units such as bicycling and fitness trail. AB Fairmont State, MS West Virginia Univ.; Physical Education; Varsity Basketball; Golf EDWARD L. BURY BS Univ. of MD; MEd Towson State; CASE Joh Hopkins; Physical Education; JV Football; Depa ment Chairman Ae ch ee ee pe aoe 4 = aan Bares y A 7 Sie Ae KATHY SCHUYLER BS Salisbury State; Physical Education; Varsity Soc- cer; JV Basketball; LaCrosse; Varsity Club FRED YANERO DEBBIE CLEM BS Towson State; Physical Education; Varsi Volleyball; LaCrosse CAREN WELSH wy BA Gettysburg College, MS Smith College; Physical Education; Aerobics Activities; Varsity Field Hockey DAVE LANE AA CCC, BS Towson State; Physical Education; JV Track and Field; JV Soccer TOM CRAIN BS, MA Appalachian St. Teachers College; Physical Education; Cross Country 3h Science Catonsville’s Science Department has many highlighted areas. The teachers place great emphasis on lab work and students are encouraged to participate in challenging electives. In the near future, the department hopes to see the construc- tion of a new greenhouse which will pro- bably be located outside the science wing. If this materializes, new courses for Hor- ticulture will be developed. see ALICE STRAN Lab Aide B.S. M.Ed. Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania Biology, General Science 40 ROSE MARIE JIRSA RICHARD W. LYNCH B.A. Mount Saint Agnes; M.S. Morgan State Univ. B.S. University of Md.; M.Ed. Loyola College; CASE Loyola College; G T Biology, Environmenta GT Physics; Physics; Science 9; Senior Class Science; Chemistry; Senior Class Advisor; Faculty Coun: Co-Advisor cil — Honor Society EDWARD W. DRAHNAK EDWARD A. J. HALL B.S. M.Ed. Loyola College; Ph.D. University of Md.; Biology, Honors Biology; Para-Medical Technology OLIVER V. BREITENBACH .S. Frostburg State Coll.; M. Equiv. Towson rate; Advanced Biology; Biology; Practical hemistry ARTMAN B. REEVES S. University of Md.; Science 9; Physics; V. Football, Baseball RICHARD B. SCHULTZ B.S. University of Md.; M.S. Morgan State Univ.; Honors Chemistry; Chemistry; Practical Chemistry, TABCO Chrmn., Faculty Council; Night School Principal DONNA MENINGER B.S. University of Md.; Science 9; Biology J. NICHOLAS GRABNER B.S. University of Md.; M.S. Syracuse Univ.; Chemistry; G T Chemistry; Advanced Chemistry; Practical Chemistry, G T Science 12; SGA Ad- visor; ‘It’s Academicc’’ Advisor 41 Social Studies | fe aT . oer ROSS J. KELBAUGH PAUL HAWKINS Paul Hawkins and Jim Johns joine BA Univ. of Maryland; MA Johns Hopkins Univ.; BS Kansas State Teachers College, MS West the Social Studies department to give ad- Social Studies 9, 11 Md. College; Social Studies 9, 10 ditional aid in teaching 9th and 10th grade students. The other department members continued their work with other Social Studies electives. Teachers also worked on other activities such as the Baltimore County Page Program, Mock Trial Competition, and Youth In- Government Day. The department feels that these extracurricular activities will provide students with the chance to prac- tice their interests in these various programs. W.G. MOUSER GERI HASTINGS BA Univ. of Maryland; MA Univ. of Maryland, BA St. Bonaventure Univ.; MA New York Univ.; U.S. James Madison Univ., DHB; U.S. History; History; Social Studies Freshman Class Advisor ART GAMZON BS Lock Haven State; MA Univ. of Marylar U.S. History, World History VERNIST FAISON AB Morgan State Univ., MS Purdue Univ., CCPI; World History PEGGY C. GOLDEN CCPI; Social Studies; dept. chrm. JAMES A. JOHNS, II BA Clemson Univ.; MS Johns Hopkins Univ.; Social Studies 9; Mock Trial Advisor FRANK SHARP BA Univ. of the South; MA Univ. of North Carolina, World History; Modern History; Images AB Morgan State Univ., MEd Loyola College; and Ideas; Forensics Coach; Graduation Speakers Advisor (tor word ments yee OC mate and { Rae 4 RICHARD R. TALARIGO BS Indiana Univ. of PA; MEd Towson State Univ.; World History; G T 12; EOBP; Human Geography; Tennis Coach 43 Special Services The Special Education Department of- fered many programs to help further the The cur- same content education of CHS students. riculum the studied in more advanced classes, but was contained modified to meet the needs of individual students. SAT Prep and the Reading Lab were two other courses where comprehen- sion, verbal, and study skills were stressed throughout the year. The Career Orientation Program was an alternative to a six hour school day where students managed school and a job. Underclassmen worked at actual job sites where they individually dealt with their employers on a first-hand basis. The Diversified Occupation Department con- tinued to maintain the students’ contact families and _ business with their employers within the community. OTIS BROWN BA Winston Salem State; Towson State and Coppin State, English; Math; Science HENRY ANDRION AB Western Maryland; MLA Johns Hopkins; D.O.; CCPI, US History, Soda Man LARRY PICKETT BS Towson State, COP 9 ™ STEPHANIE DAVIS BS Univ. of Md.; MS Johns Hopkins; English 10, 12; Science 9; Biology MARY MOTSKO VERN ALBAN BS, M.Ed. Towson State; M.Ed. Loyola; Ed.D. Univ. of Md.; English; Math; Social Studies; JV Basketball; JV Soccer YOSETTE PERRY BS Coppin State, Towson State; Social Studies; Voca- tional Planning I, II APRIL KOEPPEL BA Univ. of Md.; M.Ed. Towson State; SAT Prep; Reading-Learning Lab TED LANDAU MARYANNE SAVAGE BA, M.Ed. Univ. N. Carolina Chapel Hill; © BA UMBC; English 10; Math 10; Occupational CCPI DHB,; English 11; Social Studies 9; Math 9; — Preparation; COP Club Department Chairman 45 Western Vo-Tech Western Vo-Tech provides alternatives for students seeking another aspect of high school education. Students attend Catonsville for half of a day and Western for the other half in morning or afternoon sessions. A day at Western starts out in a classroom with instruction and progresses to designated work areas for experience in such areas as food services, child care, mechanics, carpentry, electronics, data processing, and medical secretaries. 47 Special Thanks The faculty, as well as the student body, would like to give thanks to the Bus Drivers many people who worked behind the scenes here at Catonsville. The grounds were kept tidy by Rolly Rogers while John Bowen, Dawn Pro- sper, James Perry, and Catherine Steward kept the school facilities running smoothly. The bus drivers, once again, safely transported students to and from school throughout the year, while the cafeteria workers fed those students with nutritious meals. John Bowen is oy) a y v i= a = Rolly Rogers Catherine Steward and Dawn Prosper 49 Seniors SO 3B Shee whe BAS . i Acmepiemien-toneonan © OF RERARE BR if donee errr Seniors The Senior Class had a great year at CHS. While the annual cheese and sausage fundraiser in the fall fell short of the class’ goals, the class of ’86 was able to make a comeback which allowed them to have a fantastic Senior Day. The Prom, on May 30, was an elegant evening spent at the Belvedre Hotel with Crash Davenport providing t he music. The Seniors continued the tradition of holding a Baccalaureate service on the evening of June 5. Finally, on June 6 the class of 1986 came together for one last time at U.M.B.C.’S_ Fieldhouse for a formal graduation ceremony. After receving their diploms that evening the Seniors proudly became Catonsville’s newest alumni. a, Officers: M. Flint (Pres.), M. Advisor: Rosie Jirsa Bentley (V. Pres.), J. Kloetzel (Sec.). Executive Board: J. Weinkam, M. C. Abendschoen, W. Bury, E. King. UY il alll | Advisor: Dick Lynch 53 54 eee _ MC;NHS;JV(9, 10) Varsity (11, 12) Field Hockey; myr(9, LO)JV (11) Varsity (12) B-Ball; JV (9, 10); Varsity (11, 12) Lacrosse; Varsity Club(9, 10, 11, 12 — Prez); SGA; Curbs Games W Amy LHS Crew,6 W MH BD, pd4 stalks —SR, HW, JW, MS; BFBs— KH, AG, KR, Zig Zog, My nextcon- quest, How many?7 Hills, cruisin, Ah-ite, My hand hurts, yano, Sorry it’ssolate, bur, . ., Nochomeagain, ch?AH 1, BF4EVER, Crbrs roll, bkwdcthruDT, UGH, greattimes W Chris, Tanks bud! I's History! .. UMBC, Engineer, marriage — just be happy. Thanx Mom Dad, Jackie —I miss ya, Luv ya'll! Farewell SHARI LEE ADAMS JV (11) Varsity (12) Soccer; JV (1 1 — capt) Varsity (12) Lacrosse; Varsity Club(10, 11, 12 — V. Prez); SGA Rep(11, 12); TSOM, NNNanette, Fiddler; W.B. — Best Friends forever!, Zig and Zog, white Subaru blue VW, only 2!?, che wheel fell of ft, the dit- ches, THOOT!, M.C. — new experiences are great, Thanxth B.S., M.E.,S.M., 6 years C.B., Ilove yaD.F., in the bushes, SA Crew, sneaking, 17, It’s been great!. . .Summer of ‘86, college, happiness, Thanx Mom, M-M, P-P, James MELISSA MARIE AFFELDT PJ's Pub; Thanks Momand Dad Bob , Being with special friend Danniel AlanS.D.G.N.andno matter what Scran Wrap(S.C.) Also being rightand driving safely. W.G. There’s only one thing left to say see ya!! Goodluck M.H. Keep in couch youlitde glutton, (Margie Troy) Also staying away from people like Trent W.. . . Airline, Nursing, working hard forthe next few years especially then hopefully marrying Tony F. having 2 3 childrenand living happily ever after. Also can't forget watching over Karenand Rodney. HiChip. MELISSA A. ARMSTRONG GHAZANFAR ALI I like to read and play sports sometimes. . . . 1am going to be a business man in the field of real estate. DAVID W. ARNOLD LEE CURTIS ANDERSON III Varsity (12) Track; rock climbing, working out, My 3 Favorite ladies; KA., TG., SL., Hey D.D., MARY BETH ANDERSON Varsity (9) Cross Country; Varsity (10, 11); Outdoor Track, House Manager (9- | 2); French Club; AFS, B.A., M.K., — How about O.C. one more time! I County Page; Burps, sleeping bags and cornfields, told you I'd make it! . . . college, Forestry MYRON REGINALD AUTRY Twink; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Football; Varsity (12); Basketball; JV (9, 10) Varsity (10, 11, 12) Baseball; Electronics, women, partying with the WP's. Do B.H’s with K.P., G.C., F.L., K.C. Be Pres. of the U.C.C.L. club. Make ove to K.O.... go to college, be an electronics engineer, play pro baseball, please the women “Kath, but I can’t wait’ Asparagus Chopliver, under the boardwalk, tripping snorting, No we aren 'cewins! He's P.G., monks have sex lives, Barefoot Pregnant, Wa Wa Wa, Talking underwear, | studied for my blood test passed. Dilly. . . College, career, marriage, Good memories of CHS friends faculty. [Luv U Mom Dad JULIE KAY BAKER Juls; student council, exec memb,; girl's nite out 2HW, KF, BB, AF, SS, MK, SM, SR; Kat — Thanx Dan-N-Lis Thanx Luv U all; Hollyester-N-Chick Legs Brendabug — no worrying, high on a roof top? LG N campgrd Buzzin Jag, Ramp deer, 25¢ at MK, S-talks, Tunnel USNA, M-Day N Bart, shelf snostand, How Bout, H-C Cop;s, 7-Hill, No trop fish, catch train JO IE or S? Mom, Dad, Bentlys, Bri, Boris — I luv you and thank you! . .. UMBC Pre-Med, Baby Doc SHEREE BAKER PHILIP A. BALLARD FREDERICK JASON BARKER MICHELLE LENA BARNES Ree-Ree Rock yee Fh ise JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Football; JV (10, 11) Hanging with Pam Washington and friends, Gl ee a ee Varsity (12) lacrosse; Varsity Club; skiing, all Going to parties, going out with my boyfriend ee a ae as ee = in’ es vee sports, 12 oz turls . . . Visit Dr. D. Rugs in Bolivia George and spending time with my family. getting rich!), on't know who then go to college and study sports medicine Thanks Mom Dad for all your support . . . I do be!; Foreign Affairs, Kill-a-keg, I matched him — beer for beer, I will too graduate, Thank GOD for I-bars, O.L. (I stil love ya!) . . . Lots of money, Live like a bum on my yacht, Attempt to find someone with a rea life, Me? Normal? — OF COURSE! It's been over a week, G.Y.P. with the deceased, the Ta Boys and my 12 ounce friends! Enroll into a local business school and being with George for as long as possible BRENDA LYNN BELENSKY MILLICENT LYNN BENTLEY DAWN MICHELE BAVIS JV (9, 10) Varsity (11, 12) Softball;JV(9, 10) Varsity DAVID HENRY BELLIS Millie, Miles, Chaingang Woman;NHS; V Poet . .. [Love you Lenny! Riding around with Shelly (11,12) Field Hockey; Hockey — All County and All Bellis Javid; Indoor track, O.C. Tarryturtle, BAX Team; Ellipsising, Lots of Dee-bate, Moot Trial, AFS, and Kelly (Just riding around). Marrying Lenny stars; Varsity Club; Casonian; Girls night out —JB, Mission seven swimming at Bobby's, love lovest — Cjass ossiffer,; Museuming, debater from hell, ice and having about three kids (including Amanda)! 95¢ Juliebugs — Ilove ya! It could only happen to us! lovebug KV, MV, VG. My6 teacher SW Girls cream w Bethand Joyce, Cattleshowers, silly W El, Twelve long years and finally . . . Oe We'restill ee for the perfect place, skiing what? Ms. Mands 5th pd, PJ. “Who says Ny, mildabrasives, excuses W Tao, find meat the GRADUATION! I love you Mom and Dad. See maybe KM finally found it. Sunday afternoons at the you can’t live ona dollar a day thanx Mom, Dad Hurbons'!, RAW WAR, McCann Wenches, Romil- yaS.E. and K.S., take care. sno-ball stand, Country relax'in w Bocephus, Good Thank God! thanks bishop . . . electrician Military je Phil Kill, CMV Roadtrips, Peace Corps, Thanks luck TC. Fly-N-High 4x4. Jag Adventures, Fish being a preacher Dr. Band Unde F', life is serious butartis fun!, and you Tanks, High roof tops?. . . College, travel, take itas it might find yourself (and me) living inanother partof comes — Enjoy lifeand always be happy! theworld. . . DAWN MARIE BEZOLD MARC EDWARD BLACK MICHELE LYNN BOCHESE JV (9, 10) Cheerleading; Thanks K.K. M.C.1 ““Magic’’; JV (9) Varsity (10, 11, 12) Football; JV Partying wich friends, going to O.C. for Luy ya lots., O.C. 86... Hey Nute, M.C. — (9, 10) Varsity (11, 12) Basketball; JV (9, 10) graduation . . . making lots of money and lots of remember S.C. TH . . . schnopps, Martins Varsity (12) Lacrosse, Varsity (11) Track; Varsity children. W F.L. (the stud), M.L., C.J., B.J. Forever! Club (12 — Treasurer); Band (9); Speech (12); KK — What sleep at the ocean?, Brian — TR 7's Catonian (12); SGA Rep (9, 11, 12); sports, and little red MG's forever. Don't go changin’! | computers, Having fun on The Beach. I finally got Love you! Mom, Dad Buddy — Thanks I out!! Thanks for everything! Taking care of two couldn't have done it W O you Love ya!. . . people that mean a loc to me A.N.B. and K.E. F. college, marriage, family, success! ... college, then to become an airplane pilot, moving to Florida and getting married. 55 eS SS —————————————————————— 56 ROBERT GRANT BONNET Playing pool, cruising the streets to Zeppelin, partying with my friends, the Black Tower, Modern Day Christ, Thanx to my parents, and to Chuck and Don Jon for being there, | LOVE MARY ... college, making lots of cash, getting married, having kids RAMONA DENISE CAIN Moe, Mona, Varsity (9, 10) Outdoor Track Mgr.; Varsity (9, 10) Indoor Track Mgr.; Varsity (11, 12) Girls Lacrosse Mgr.; Varsity (12) Volleyball Mgr.; Varsity Club (12); memories of ES; Senioritis has hit!!; lunch convos w DB, RB, JB, CF, CL, JK; Casey's H Parties; official Party Mobile; 6th period hugs from VG; hey woman; bomb threats; eviction notices; phone convos w CF, St. Joe Connections!, weekends!?!; Thanx Mom and Dad Towson State Univ., Accounting, marriage, owning my Mustang and St. Bernard PATRICK J. BRADY Rat, Blade; JV (9, 10) Varsity (11, 12) Baseball; krimpet crew, Dewey 109 and the silver fox; fishing, hunting, baseball, bringing down the house with the krimpet flushing crew. thanks Mom and Dad for all your help . . . college, get rich and live a happy life. RACHEL ANNE BURCHARD JEANNE RAE BROWN Jay, J.B., Jeans, NHS; FBLA; School Store; Theatre Arts; SGA (9); Class President (10); Social Committee (9, 10); House Manager — F.O.T.R.; N.N.N.,; Asst. H. Mgr. — S.O.M.; Lunch convos W CF, DB, RC, CL, Cruising W Bob, '64 Chevy II, Duct tape?!, Driving my Datsun, 4- speeds roll!, “What are we doing this weekend?”, Senioritis Strikes Again!! Thanx Mom and Dad! . .. Good-well-paying job, marriage (BG), kids, grow old WHITNEY ANNE BURY DENNIS WARD BUCKMAN NHS; JV (9, 10) Outdoor Track; Varsity (9, 10) Cross Country; Varsity (9, 10) Indoor Track, Weightlifting team; Kickboxing . . . Special Forces, college Peace Corps BARBARA ALLISON BUSH Becky; NHS(10, 11); Dee-bate(9, 10); Thpeech(10, 11, 12); Orchestra(10, 11, 12); Camelot, Twelfth Night, Soundof Music, Children, No No Nanette (costumes eternal) Fiddler on the Roof (stage man- ager-aak!), E ipsis; barefoot walking in the rain, con- certs W Mel(and many more. . .), babbling inthe loft, acellonamed pestilence, Marvin the paranoid An- droid, Mel, Becky Joy —you'reall weird! It’s not my fault ordered milk!. . . professional doorstop, college NHS; JV (9) Varsity (10, 11, 12) Field Hockey; SGA exec. bd. (11, 12); TSOM, NNNanette, Fiddler, Ellipsis, The Comet; Steven — I'm still finding it hard to believe . . . I'm in HEAVEN. Shari — BEST FRIENDS, luv ya! BS, ME, SM — UR the best — Thankth. beating 16 turning 18, the wheel fell off; in the bushes w SR, ME, SA, BS, DB, broth, MC — it’s not THAT bad! Zig-sneakin, 1LOVE YOU STEVEN!...SUMMER, college, marriage to Mr. Barbi; 9th grade — Camelot; 10-12 grades — usher for plays, 12th — county page; Comer reporter, Am, don’t leave me, I'm coming! Chop liver and asparagus forever, Strive for excellence, monk weenies, midnight picnics with David, pull them strings out Am, tripping up the stairs, quarters and zoom, Thanks CHS, Thanks Mom Dad. . . college, dancing. someplace, who knows? REBECCA EUNICE CANNER Becky, Bec, Rachel, Beck-eth; NHS; Varsity (11, 12) Cross Country; Varsity (10, 11, 12) Indoor and Outdoor Track; SGA (10, 11, 12); Orch (9, 10, 11, 12); Camelot, Sound of Music, No, No, Nanette (Orch), Fiddler on the Roof (Chorus — finally!) Twelfth Night, Children of a Lesser God (crew); Ellipsis, Scooping i c, Fri. Donuts, K- campers to D.C! “A” lunch w Joy, Rach Mel, St. Orch in O.C.! Basil the lecherous Waiter, running w Mr. Mark, ‘Do you date older men? ’ Playing oboe by Youghigheny R., X.C. skiing NY's Eve, soccer legs, MS. swim at the Y. Thanx Mr. W, MC, RB, JH, M D for picking up after me! Isaiah 40:31. . . Music Therapy, lotsa kids (mine or others’), being poor happy. R. . .ight, love u Mom, Dad Meg. EDWARD F. CANTER JR. Ed, Icy-Ed; skiing — Killington — ‘“You can’t hurt in the air.’ T-bird, getting ill with the crew, O.C. in 86. McD's and Sorrentos on weekends, See Ya! (High) School is out forever!!! Hunting, Mixes, A Fly Girl. We were just ‘Another brick in the wall.”’. . . Military, College, FBI or own my own business Convertible Ferrari, TRACY-ANN CARTER Tray, Trac; Track Mgr. (12); Thanks for letting me go to Catonsville High Mom and Dad, Jesus is forever; B lunch w Timmy and his Tunes, Friends forever: TC, BH, JM, DW, JC, GW, CM, Motley Crue and Ocean City 1, Partying w all the guys; I'll always love you Geoff, you are 2 good 2 be 4 gotten!!!; C.C.C. for 2 yrs, Day Care Mother then live happily ever after w Geoff and two kids. MELANIE NOEL CASE NHS; JV (9) Varsity (10, 11, 12 — capt.) Cheerleading; Comet (10 — reporter, 11 — copy Ed., 12 — Production Ed.); Camelot, The Sound of Music, No No Nanette, Fiddler on the Roof, Madrigals (10, 11, 12); Clearing the air, BIG hugs fr. special friends KK, DP, TH, Martin's Wesc w T-1, running out of gas, pd. 4 frustrations, OTR 30 days month, GOODBYE! Cheerleading , oh barb! . .. UVA (?), career love, family .. . ‘I want to be happy...” THOMAS P. CHIOFALO Toms; play pool, I'm a shark on Sunday. “74” Dart Sport, Bad, My girlfriend, weekend partier, Mega-Ho's, music, RUSH .. . Partier, Millionaire, will own Lamborghini, mechanic. JENNIFER LYNN CAUSEY Jennie; ushering for school play; Fiddler on the Roof; Library Aide; star trek; concert choir; Western Votech, guitar . . . work with little kids, get married, ROBERT J. CHIZMADIA BAM, ARTHUR, CHIZ; J.V. (9, 10) Varsity (11, 12) Soccer, So unprofessional, Good day, Beauty, eh?, Sunrise, Sunset, Boom . . . R.1.T., Cooping in Denver. ANNMARIE CHENOWETH Giget, Animalerie, Eber, slave; Varsity (10, 11) indoor track; (11) outdoor track; (12) cheerleading; Band (9, 10, 11, 12); choir; stage crew; theatre, Camelot, 12th Night, Sound of Music, Children, No No Nanette, Fiddler on the Roof. BTC (Pres.); Sneaky (V.P.); Dancing (jazz, ballet) si — El, Ill w Sneaky, yellow, oops! snow, scarlet, kissin’ cousin, Val the gal, Mich., MS JR SB M M's at Strale’s house. snowy, Mafflint . . . College, marriage, Family, Eternal Life. Psalm 40. Summer w Sneaky 28th St. (OC) Thanks Sneak! JEFFREY DOUGLAS CLARK Dudley; NHS; J.V. (10) Baseball; Varsity (11, 12) Baseball; (9) Golf; (9, 10) Indoor track; (10) Cross Country, Skiing, women, bicycling, dealing with che dirties at park Earl and Ryan, cruising on Friday nights, staying out of trouble, more WOMEN, shooting pool, sleeping, just having fun... U.M.B.C, UMAB Pharmacy school, making the big bucks, buying everything I can't afford now, AMBER JOY CLARY J.V. (11) capt., Varsity (12) capt. Soccer, Varsity club; ‘It’s gonna roll, Barb,”’ ‘‘Barb he’s staring at you again, no, don't look!!”’ Have a great life Reg. Windy gap-good times! Barb, we gotta start talking in this class! Have a good day folks. Young Life. Way to go SOCCER! Love to M.D. ‘I swear it wasn't my idea!’’ My car's gonna blow! Coach Schuyler 1 — “Should we tell him his zipper’s down? Thanks mom and dad — no need to worry. Be good Ca! . . . College and Career CHARLES EDWARD COATES JR. Romeo, Chucky; Karate (Baltimore Fighting Panthers), The Voltron Force, Music, women (not girls), cars, and traveling, and also hanging in D.C... . Going into Air Force Reserve while attending College. SERRINA MARLA CHINN Beener, Bird; 3 years of Choir; loving Chris forever, Sue, Mary, ‘‘Killer’’ Serrina's Bar Grill, O.C., Bahama’s Don't let your dreams die, Led Zeppelin. ‘‘Life is a tale that can't be told.”’. . . Business School, marriage, children, Thank you Mom Dad I love ya! MELANIE JEANNE COATES Mel; Mello, NHS; Varsity (9) Indoor track; Social Committee (9); Fundraising Committee (9); NHS (9, 10, 11, 12); the Comes (10, 11, 12); Debate (10); Martin's (11, 12 — yuck!); Caesar Den Basil the lecherous waiter lusting after BA lacrosse legs, Jimmie D. lives!, “You're warped! ’ , DON'T PANIC, best o‘luck JH, RB RC... getting a haircut, at last, 1 party school UMCP, roving Rolling Stone reporter Mr. Mel, hermitage, party at ground zeTo. 57 58 DANIELE ANDREA COHILL To reach my goal to graduate from the Catonsville Senior High . . . To be a commercial artist. JOELA AMBER COPEMAN Spanish National Honor Society (11); History Club (11); Spanish Club (10, 11, 12); Bible study (10, 11, 12); assisted in announcements for the fall play in 1 1th year, Law, government, Spanish. . . College. GREGORY MICHAEL COOPER Greg, Coop ; J.V. (10) Varsity (11, 12) Football, Varsity Muff Diving Club; the Pootang Gang, '69, ’ Bud ‘Tall Boys,’’ Girls, Hoe Dawgs, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Rush, Hendrix, Beaver Hunts, Quarters, D. Trash, Bee in a box, Linda on a plate, skiing, Tons of “snow,” Keg Parties, Friends: K.C., F.L., D.F., J.D., D.D., A.Q.!, M.A., and I'm not thanking Mom and Dad. . . Playing ball at Salisbury, To be rich and successful and retire in Hawaii, To get filthy drunk after graduation! ELISA O,. CORDITZ JILL SUZANNE COOPER J.V. (10) Field Hockey; Being with friends. Going out with Chris. O.C. partying all the time. A.Q. did me dirty. Bowling, Tired Hun? Smoking in the bathroom. Cruisin with the top down, thanks for being there A.Q. We'll always be friends, Red shoes. Bronze. Good luck. S.S., A.F., M.K., K.F., I made it Mom Dad. . . College Univ. of Tenn., Marriage, Chris, kids, become a Pro Bowler, Thanks Mom Dad. MELODY COURTNEY SCOTT CRITTENDEN Business, college’, football?, soccer?, To love life and the things that come in it. Wants to make a lot of money and of course be a body builder. Varsity football; being with friends, meeting new friends, having fun playing football. Meeting girls, remembering Kim P. Chillin’ with Tim P. Doing what feels good. Lifting weights .. . Running own SEAN ROOSEVELT COOPER Coop, Chilly; J.V. (9) indoor track; Varsity (11) Basketball; Young ladies, music, relaxing, parties, Go-Go in Georgetown, The Color of Success is Coop at his best . . . Young ladies, be a millionaire. KEVIN M. CREEL Creelster, J.V. Football; Varsity Lacrosse; working out, skiing, working, Hoes, chicks, chillies . . . To marry a beautiful woman and live high off the Cob. ELIZABETH RENEE CROSS LIZ, LISA, BETH, LIZZIE; To Boom and RaRa: Thanx 4 putting up with my these years. Lots-o-love to all the little people — CM SR, TG, LE, AC, SP, CL, DL, JB, JS, CF, Pass the Bsgetti; where's elgert’s?; give me $10, and I'll forget about 10th; My name is Liz, and I'm from . . . somewhere; Oh, Pooh; I'm not telling you, and I'm not lying — do I look like I'm lying? The future's too far to comtemplate now. Good luck Cathy and Greg. Thanks Mom and Dad — your rock made it through. Goodbye Catonsville, I've had enough! RONALD JOSEPH CROUSE WALTER ALLEN CULLUM III THERESE ANNE DAYBALL Ron; Canned food drive; led school each year, 226 Allen; fast cars racing on dirt track and to be TRE; T.; German club; treasurer— Home Ec. Aide; (9); 305 (10); 561 (11); 685 (12); sports...Go with Daniele, and skiing and going to Ocean skiing, sailing, horseback riding. S pending time with to CCC next year. Then transfer over to UMBC. City . . . To be an automotive mechanic. the one love; Rick, 77 Corvette, 7-11, Friends (ET, CG, CC, LB, HG), To my best friend, Janet — Love Ya Like A Sister. Georgetowne, Parties at Hammerpat's, dinner’s at Lisa’ and Bob's. Fun with RG. Dad I love You. Favoritebrother, Mike. Dan, Andy owe me one . . .Being an interior decorator, Marriage, having kids livinga goodlife. Major in teaching probably History. ELLEN C. DELAWDER THOMAS K. DICKSON JOHN F. DINGLE REGINALD J. DiSANTE JR. Reggie, Jug; J.V. (11) Varsity (12) Wrestling; Wrestling, doing nothing, ears, girls, sleeping 24 hrs., OC, Good-bye C.L., Young Life. To succeed in whatever I do. skiing, water sports, finish MacBeth .. . Go to college, (study Accounting), get a job and sit back and let the money come in. Maybe I'll win the Lotto and be a millionaire. GORDON R. DITCH HAROLD W. DIXON PATRICIA LYNN DOWNS DAVID CARL DUSTERHOFF Flash; Chorus (9-12); coins, stamps, Bass fishing Trick; Camping, traveling, art, Partying with DA-VEED; Varsity (10, 11) Tennis; Camelot (9); .. . Police Officer. M.B., ‘Moving to Montana soon gonna be a Mock Trial (12); Donkey Riding, Archaeology Dental Floss Tycoon,’ Yes I will . . . Driving cross country with Tony summer of ''86,'’ Commercial Artist, saving money, live in the mountains, Here today . . . Gone tomorrow!!! Thanks to my Mom and Dad and his wife Ann. Live a simple, peaceful life in a Log cabin that has a wine cellar. Dig and fish all over the world. To be a happy and content underachiever. 59 60 MICHAEL R. DZINGELESKI Jingo; A lunch bible study, guitar, sports, Rustang gang “‘Forever live the brick,'’ Weiss, Krug, Bucket a.k.a. No respect, J.T., K.P., M.P., Family room, Buzzard’s Rock, St. Mary's, ‘Our Beach,” Bud, Comfortably Numb . . . UMBC. ELIZABETH ANNE EDINGER Hiking, swimming, photography, cat training, riding . . . I plan to become a zoologist. « SCOTT KENNETH FENDLAY Fish; Jensworth, Skiing, Bowling, Partying on weekends, Pony’s on the Service Road, Herbie, Jokester Scotty, 4x4, Ocean City, Her pals, skyhawks, making cash, getting nice, Shooting pool, Loved hooking up w worth and getting nice. I'll never forget you Jenny, A lot of good times, caps... To become Filthy Rich, work hard, (maybe college). To have my own Business in the Future, VINCENT L. EBB Cassanova Brown; Trendy haircuts, Parties and outrageous living. “I luv u D M ’ WHFS rules the airwaves! I sez soof 2 C.F. The world will fall prey 2 Dangermouse! . . . 2 move to England and pursue life as an outrageous person, 2 start a punk rock band and gain fame. Get married and have a family. BRIAN DALLAS EDMONDSON Bri, Brian; Partying w my friends. Keggers, Killer’ 4's, Sessionize w A lunch B crew — SJ, K, NP... . Support Wildlife, Drink Kicken Chicken, AN 101; Shots? Zeppelin rolls. Concerts, Blizzards, Rippeded; 4-NP, AB, GP... . May We Live Forever . . . live in the fast lane, College? Good luck Nick, Thanx Mom Dad, Get lost forever w 20 beautiful women and be happy, healthy, successful, and filthy rich. I'm bustin’ out! —C.U:! MARIA CLARE FERTITTA Clare; cute guys, shopping w Ang Val, hangin’ out w the lunch crew, chinese firedrills! Excuse me, can I throw you my shoe? prom gowns at Woolworth’s — How Brown's poptent rules! colts 4-ever! hamsteaks by Mash! Ang — thanx man! Kel — thanx 4 drivin’ me! thanx mom dad 4 all you've done! Kel, Hecht’s is havin’ a sale!! R.B., R.C., J.B., C.L., M.W., I luv u guys! OK, we're not havin’ a good time! Hey Vince — SOOF!.. . own my own hair salon — get married in 10 yrs. — but party 4-ever! — O.C. is going to roll!! ANDREW EBERSOLE Woodstock; JV Soccer (9); Varsity Wrestling (9, 10); Varsity Tennis (10); SGA (9); Class VP (10); Class Treasurer (11); Mame, Sound of Music (10), Camelot (9), Twelfth Night (10), No No Nannette (11), All My Sons (12), Fiddler on the Roof (12); Donkey Ryder, Peace Train, Trash Can Parties, mellow, caring, State Park, Little piggies . . . as it happens, performance, Live and Let die. MICHELE L. ELLISON FAYE FISHER JV (11) Varsity (12) Cheerleader, Flash; Varsity Club (12), Public Relations committee — VP (12); computers, art, music, dancing, my best friend — Adelle ‘‘Heaven, ’ Tender love, McDonalds, Pizza hut, cheerleading w BT, MC, CG, KF, AC, MS, MR, VR, EC... I intend to continue my field in computers, go to college. PATRICIA ANN ESPEY Patty; Hanging out w my friends, goofen off w Clarence. Saturday nights at H.J.’s Partying w my “‘punkrocker’’ and my “Bud.” Going out on girls’ night w LS, CO, MK, DB, SM, MH, GN, MG, CS, MB, TD. Thanx a lot Mom!. . . To further my education and hope that one day I'll have my own business and make megabucks. ” KAYE FISHER NHS, Cheerleading (11, 12); Varsity Club (12); President of P.P. Comm. — WVTC (10, 11); French Club; computers, LL Kool J, Love songs, rollerskating, Best friends — Adelle Erica, New Edition, Cheerleading w M.C., B.T:, M.S., M.R., E.F., A.Ge V.RaG@Go M.M., C.D., J.B., K.M., E.C.,... MAJOR IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS STUDIES, Systems Analyst, Always and forever — Marc Alicia Me!! DEAN FITZGERALD “Fitz,”’ Webster, surfing, hoop, wrist curls — 12 0z; parties; Ludwig, Mercyful Fate, DT, Ho's, O.C., Jokester, Nicko RULES, Hilton Park, pack me one, King, Snowblind, Maiden, friends, Tallboys, what 7th? holidays, cases, killers, Thrash! Garveys, TRIM, 69, rounds, illskies . . . join Metal band; make bacon; live on tropical island with many women. See ya! MATHEW FLINTON COLLEEN MARIE FITZPATRICK NHS; Varsity Indoor Track (10); Varsity Soccer Mgr. (11, 12); Catonian (12); AFS, Social Comm.; Varsity Club; Camelot, The Sound of Music, No, No, Nanette; LP, SP, KK, LG — OC will never be quite ready for us. Lynne — isn't Latin great? Laurie — you just don’t know how special you are — and by the way, where are my toys? And how can I forget Ron, Nickey, Alvin, and George (Jetson that is). Thanks Mom and Dad — I love you... . college, career, happiness. ALYSSA FLYNN Lys; Horseback riding, Going to Security Mall w Christina Kim. Going to O.C. w Christina Kim. Going to the movies. Weekend spare tume w Tim . . . Going to VJC, Becoming an executive secretary. Get married. MATTHEW ROBERT FLINT Wrestling (9 V); Lacrosse (10 JV); Crewing Camelot, TSOM, Dancing No, No, Nanette, Failure to Fiddle, Exec Bd (9, 10), Pres. (11, 12); Great friends for all times. Rooks rike a brock 0’ wood ta me. Roses, Charles Manson Gary Gilmore resurrected. Milwaukee, D.C. Donkey, Sneaking around the city w friends . . .Potential success, peace and happiness enjoying life as Guatemalan gerbil rancher after noogies to Ronnie's skull and some rea school. ANN KATHLEEN FOLEY JV (9, 10) V (11, 12) Lacrosse; JV (10) Soccer, Varsity Club (11, 12); Girls’ Nite Out — KF, HW, HW, SS, SR, JB, BB, SM, MK, CS, UMBC Tunnel, Snowball stand, 7 Hills, Falling Shelf, Headless Bookends, Naval Academy Parties, Pedidle, 4th pd. talks w BD, 25¢ at MK’s, Mom, Dad, Sean — I love you, Thanks... college marriage children. MAURICE FULTON Dr. Scratch; swimming, collecting women, loves music, Make people laugh, all around swell guy. A DJ And so on! . . . To be the baddest DJ in the world. ANTHONY ARTHUR FLINTON Tony; JV Football 11, 4-3, '85; V. Football 12, 7-3, '86, German Club; Melissa, Friends, something exciting, something devious, Heavy metal, Iron Maiden, Sports, ‘71 Nova, weightlifting, “That's Killa’. . , Marry Melissa, Looking forward to spending the rest of my life w Melissa, get a nice job, live happily ever after, graduation, prom, OC, Florida, California, Live in Md., I thank my parents for the love and support they gave me, I love you Melissa. KIMBERLY ANN FREEMAN Spank, Space Pup; JV (10) Basketball; JV (10) Softball; JV (11) Soccer, Varsity (11, 12) Lacrosse; Varsity Club (10, 11, 12); Girls night out — HW, BB, HW (comatoes) JB; AF, SS, MK, SM, SR — Luv u 4-ever, The Ramp, — PP, DEER Hunt, Kill Eggwoman, 25¢ at MK, S-Talks, V.W., UMBC Tunnel, High in Jag, USNA, H-C Cops, 7-Hills, Fish Tanks, Hop A Log, KF + BW Finally, Shelf, Sno-ball Stand, Mink, Thanks Mrs. D, Mr. P, A, S,L... UMBC, Pet Store w HW. DANIELLE MARIE GAEGLER Dani; JV (9) V (10) Cheerleading; Varsity Club; horseback riding, reading, the beach. . . Everlasting marriage to Chuck and never- ending friendship to Lisa G. Two kids: boy + girl. Career. Great times at O.C. and K.D. Good luck J.B., L.G., + D.B. 61 62 QUANDRA GAINES TIMOTHY SCOTT GARY Tim, Kermit; NHS; JV Track (11); The Comet (10), News Editor (11, 12); Mock Trial (12); YGD, food, my journal, romance, Mom — I love you, Are we having fun yet? Scott — all the great times, Mark, Joe — Darth Vader playin it cool, Journalism memories — Mrs. Gracie — you're great, ‘D’ in gym, nerd, Chris — my archaeology buddy, SP, RB I love you both, SB, HO, MAR, BV, LM, DW, AT, NG, KJ, EC, MC, TH, TA, PB, WG, BK, RZ, BW, CG... . Loyola College, own business, marriage, kids and stuff like that. MARIA GEPPI Cards, at the club, Dos Equis XX, Heart, Boston, Yes. Friends Chris, Kathy, Ginny! Honor Roll, ‘80 Mustang. Thanks WVTC.. . To be a medical secretary. | did it Mom Dad! FAIRFIELD GAITHER Bam, ILL; Varsity Football (11, 12); ILL crew, Thick click, going to Jams, ILL, hang out with the crew and the click, Twill, Till, Chill, illing, always snaggling, Md, Rich, and Cl. J... ILL State. WILFRIED K. GEHNE Ellipsis (10, 11), editor (12); Sound of Music, No, No, Nanette, Fiddler on the Roof; Peace, Tie-dye, Cornwall Blank, real talk with the only Moonlink, Living on the riverside, Donkey ryder, Searching for THE poem, Field Trips . . . Dead Tours, Ride with the Hell's Angels, Get the G.Y.S.T. someday (maybe), Death. JOYCE LEIGH GIBSON “Baby Joyce’’; Varsity Track (9, 10); Chorus (9, 10); Timmy, Poetry, Horses, Crafts . . . College, Data Operator Party with Friends, Marry Timmy, 2 Children live Happily Ever After, Good Luck to my Friends ‘ Whit-Whit,’’ Kaye and Faye Thanks Mom and Dad and a “‘special thanks to Mrs. Davis PAULO IGNACIO GARCIA Varsity Soccer (12); Chess Club; AFS; Spanish Club; Parties at John’s, Kevin's, Bill’s, Drink American beer, Bar in DC w Amaya Juan, Drinking games (I love 25¢), Coors, Thank you Ricketts Family! Thanks to all my friends, never forget you! . . . Study in architecture in Chile, Get a tan and meet girls w?Juan on Brazilian beaches. UM aia TYRONE H. GIBSON Pie: ROBERT A. GARDENGHI JR. Gargamell, Doc. L.; jV Soccer (9, 10); JV Wrestling (10) Varsity (11, 12); Varsity Track (9); Varsity Club; AFS; Young life; Camelot (9); parties, Road Trips, O.C. Rolls, Girls, Me Reg partying, ‘‘Ick, ’ I'm bleeding — no you're not! Reg — friends forever, ‘Hope I see you in the future!”” D.B.V.G.J.B.K.V.S.R.S.S. Good- bye Class of ''86 hello world! . . . hope to work for the Government or go into business for myself. Travel around the world, become a millionaire! LAURIE ANN GICK Baseball Mgr. (9-12); V. Soccer Mgr. (11, 12); YL; AFS, Catonian, Camelot, Sound of Music, Fiddler — Stage Crew; Colleen did u braid your hair? It looks pretty! SP KK LP CF Scopin’ in O.C.! Can we see the seals? KV, DH Blood in paramed. Wait, I'm only here to take up space! Dudley — Psyche! Note: $ is nor everything. Move to the sticks?! oh no! Rick, remember, je adore tou jours, “Crazy For You.’’ Gracias Mom and Dad, | love you! . . . Take time to just live long and always be happy. VANCE KENDALL GIVENS “Gibblett,” ‘‘Givenscita, ’ ‘“Wanceables'’; Varsity (12) Soccer; Speech I II (12); Blast, Jacks, O's; Floor hockey dayz, Pepunch; Rez, Mylon, Servant, ST — LOOK OUT! Rolls, rowdies ralfs w KV, DB, MV, DM, RW, SW, KB, SS, KS, the YG crew! Eeeff! Bloom County rules! . . . Serving my Creator and doin’ His Will; Be a d’jay! Thanx to all my friends family for support, and special thanx co Mom Dad — for everything! KV — the Dynamic Duo still lives — you're tops, Buds!! EVELYN GREEN JOSEPH HAGNER JV (10) Track; Varsity (11, 12) Wrestling; Varsity Varsity (11, 12) Baseball; playing basketball, going (11, 12) Track; Weightlifting (10, 11, 12); stagecrew (10, 11); Band (9, 10, 11); This Bud's for me! Play:ng in the snow, hanging out at H.D.!, Four years of high school and haven't learned a thing . . . Travel, College, learn to be a bum. WENDY GLASSBAND Wendy Woo; Piano, computers . . . Planning for further education in the computer area. Looking forward to getting a fresh start in life, and I hope through the years to renew old acquaintances. All of my love to Carl for our future together. KENNETH G. GREENE DAVID ANDREW HALL fishing . . . College or military. WARREN R. GLENN JR. MICHAEL DARREL GREER “Guido,’’ Mike; sports, fishing, camping. . . I would like to be a science teacher or help save the Bay from over pollution AMY JO HAMMACK Going out with friends. Going having a lot of parties. Thanks Missy for being a good friend and helping me through everything . . . Being a bag lady. CAROL ANN GOOSMAN Varsity Mgr. (9) Tennis; Varsity (12) Cheerleader, History Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Spanish Club (9, 10, 11, 12); National Spanish Honor Society (10, 11, 12); Pres. German Club(11, 12); FBLA (9, 10, 11, 12); Pres. FBLA (9, 10, 11, 12); Camelot, Sound of Music, No, No, Nannette; Student Council Rep (9, 12); Spirit Comm. (9, 10); Varsity Club (12); Business Mgr., Comet (12); Ich tanze gern! Te amo, Scott! Colette — you rea great friend! Thanks Mom Dad! 1 Cor. 13:13 Praise the Lord!. . . College, Marriage to Scott, chil- dren, Happiness! DEBORAH A. GRIFFEN JOANN HARMON Jo, Joey; Taking care of my baby, Jessica. Thanks Mom! All the fun in math w MH TF. Partying w all my friends. 1-4-3 Emil. . . Hope to be someone important in life. Hope to get married and live in the Hills. Teach Jessica to bea polite and nice young lady. 63 64 KATHERYN HAUF Kathy, Kas, Twos, (Kelly); Varsity (9-12) Soccer Mer; AFS; County Page; the shore, country hicks, cornfields and sleeping bags, Do my teeth stink, under the boardwalk, “Mary wait,’ There ts a tire in the back. I chink I am out of gas, Mary — the gas goes in the tank, Brian — seen my peanut butter trees, Y.L. — Saranac, W.G., Pianoman, star gazing, swings, The Rose, Thanx Mom and Dad. You're the best Jul, Thanx Mr. Massey, California here | come Cruise . . . College, teaching the deaf, Pr 3:5-6 TERRI JEAN HIGDON NHS (10, 11, 12); SGA sec. (12); Soc. Comm., Con. Choir (9, 10); Mad. Choir (10, 11, 12); State Choir (12); Orch. (9, 10, 11, 12); Band (9, 10); Sound of Music, Fiddler on Roof — Thanx Mom Dad — I Luv Ya! BCSC w KK, “‘needs gas Mel’, “get a grip,’ Porsche — there is no substitute, “it’s common knowledge,’ ‘ Watch out AM, it’s sir’, ‘'So? Do you want a Bozo Button?” “Best Buddy talks . . . | Luv Ya Bry, Forever!” “Great times w DP, AM, LM, DP, MC, KK — I Luv Ya!’ ... Psalm 23... . April ‘89, college, Goes BRIAN HOBBS Rock Roll Band, Karate; my girlfriend, drums, piranha’s, BH’s. . . rock roll star, the world’s best drummer, ninja warrior, marrying the perfect girl TERI ALIX HEBERT Scarey, Tree, Ter-Bear,; Comet (10) — Editor (11, 12); FOTR; Music! DD, SN, JP, Eagles, Heart, Squeeze, etc. — THE MONKEES; love ts an illusion; You know what it is? It’s St. Elmo's fire; dinner parties, Jeff'n’Tom, Quay-Shad; OC half- days, being individual (ha!), knocking Dr. B. Weird Beard; avoiding reality at all costs . . UMBC, celebrity status w money (maybe) happiness; tour the world; Play MPP Cap Centre; marry for love forever, miss my G T pals (what a long strange trip it's been); Thanks, Mom, for everything. Kyrie elieson DARREN T. HILL MINDY LEE HOOVER Western Vo-Tech — Cosmetology; WEEKENDS, concerts, laying in the sun, having fun w friends, GN, PE, DB, JH, TF, CV Thanx for all the great memories guys! $, $ and more $. . . travel to other countries, open my own hair salon make it a success. Perhaps even look for a man for my life. Live long happy! Well I've done my time at Catonsville; see ya at the 10 yr, reunion, JOY ELIZABETH HECKER NHS; Varsity (11, 12) Tennis; History Club; G T (Balto. Co.) Literary Mag.; in charge of NHS tutoring; Comer staff member, accompanying for Music Dept; published in E ipsis; Debate (9); Symphonic Band (9, 10); French Club (9); Music (especially jamming), Writing, History . . . Career in music, writing, or both. Continuing my education at Towson State. Hoping to achieve maturity and a sense of closeness with my friends, my family, and my God. Straight up. Good luck Mel, Becky, Rach. Love ya’! MARY ROBIN HILL Robin, Lovey; my love and relationship — Sabrina, Clara, Sherry, Michelle, Kerrie, Mylisha, and my love and thanks to my mother and father, hanging out with Clara, drinking my Colt 45. . . to be a professional hairdresser. To get married and having a lot of kids and try to be good at what I do in life. STEVEN R. HEDEMAN JOHN DAVID HITESHEW PLP’s at Bestview; always smoot; come on, let's go hotside, how soon? . . . money; be rich; win Lotto; live forever, forget college, no more school AMAYA IRIGOYEN IRIARTE Varsity (12) Soccer; going to try softball? Spanish; AFS, and stagecrew club; party club D.A.M.M., 9:30 club; photography; ski trips and windsurfing, Ocean City and California trips, make good friends and good looking guys and — speak English; go back to Spain and try to study in the university. Journalism or translation or public relations. | don’t know yet. Travel to all the world and have great experiences. Come back to visit the US when I have money and live the life the best possible. “I'll be back!!! ROXANNE JONES Ra-Ra, Ralph, Roxy; Ellipsis (10) editor (11, 12); Journalism (11); “Once in a while you can get shown the light In the strangest of places if you look at it right’’; Graceful Dead, Pooh, Elundelei, Brian, Fire Station 33, school of living, dinner parties, commiseration, red litmus paper, Pink Panther House, Lythander, tie dye. MARTHA LAURENS JEFFRIES NHS (VP — 12); JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Field Hockey; SGA (10, 11 — Exec. Bd; 12 — Pres); Band (9, 10, 12); Orch (11); AFS (9-12); Varsity Club (11, 12); Camelot, S of M, No, No, Nanette, Fiddler; To my special friends — Amy, Sue, Lauren — I love you! Thanx AV, SS, LB, JN, KW, WG, MS, JK, MS, RC — it’s been a great 4 yrs! Lonely feet, Butchy! playgrounds at night, public phones, tickle battles . . . Thanks for everything Mom, Dad, Bill! College, marriage, career, success happiness. MARGARET ANNE KECK Marni, Barni, Keck; JV (9, 10) Field Hockey; Varsity Club; Speech; Girls Night Out w SM, KO, LS, PE, MH, MB, KF, HW, SS, HW, AF, JB, BB, SR, CS, scavenger hunts, Tri Con Odds, Experimenting w temptations, classic rock, Kix, Hanoi Rocks, Hackin’, Hey Gorgeous, Kent, Christopher, Apr. 12, 1984. . . ocean bound to 43rd Street, Find the man who fits my qualifications, Nursing career, All my love, Mom, Dad, G, P, Bert. PATRICIA HUNT Tris, Iodine; The Cure, Psych. Furs, U2, DK, R.E.M., Suicidal Tendencies, shred or be shred upon, OC, Rad times w bestest friends Dave Lee. Thanx CL 4 listening (still care about KEH), TSU 1, Thanx Dave, 4 being u, caring, understanding, a crue friend. Close to U always! Germ-a-cide! REBECCA LYNN JOHNS Becky, Huggy, Teddy-Bear; DO. . . . To get that one piece of paper Mom and Dad have always bragged about. Thanks a lot you two. I couldn't have made it without you. Thanks to Necie, Dave, Ann, Howard, Theresa and Ray. You all have given me so much help and pride. Lots of thanks to Tammy. Good Luck TC, ED, CM, RM, and TH! Thanks for the good times! A special thanks to all of my 12th grade teachers, and Mr. Shannon who helped me make it through the past 4 years of high school life. BETTY ANN KEESEE Boom, Betty Boop; If looks could kill, only burnouts would survive. Ocean Motion, Teenage Waste land, Heavy Metal. Car 467. Sign my door. Party til’ you puke. Mellow out. Who's got the Visine? Me My Nissan. Hey Lee, let's get Rocky. Thanks Mom Dad, I couldn't have done it w o you — I love you both, To become a medical secretary assistant, and later go back to school for further training in the medical field. You mess w the best, you die w the rest. JOHN C. HUPFL SAMUEL C. JOHNSON Sam; JV (9, 10) Varsity (11) Soccer; partying w friends, keg parties, killer 44's, Maiden!, Floyd, Raven, Zep, Death Metal (Fate?), support wildlife — Drink W.T. 101, Concerts, shots, sessionize, sports, marathons, ho's, $$$ . .. to go on and be highly successful at whatever I choose to do. Thanx M D! CU KRISTIN J. KELLER Kris; NHS; JV (10) Track; JV (9) Varsity (10, 11) Field Hockey; Camelot, Sound of Music, No, No, Nannette, Fiddler on the Roof; SGA Exec. Bd. (9, 10, 11) Vice President (12); Social Spirit; Election Committees; singing, voice lessons, musicals . . . June 30, 1995, college, career, LIFE! Thanks Mom Dad, Marcia Jonathon, Terri Mel and Dan. 65 SS SSS SSS SS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SS SS A RS RS SR SS ESSE ESE SESS 66 JENNIFER MAAK KLOETZEL NHS, ‘If you want to know how to do a thing, you must first have a complete desire to do that thing. Then go to Kindred spirits — others who have wanted to do that thing — and study their ways and means, learn from their successes and failures and add your quota. And with this technical knowledge you may go forward, expressing through the play of forms the music that is in you and which is very personal to you.” — My Name is Asher Lev, C. Potok JAMES ALLEN KYGER “K ’, Graduation! About time! DT? Maybe, sessions with A lunch B crew! BE SJ NP, Start own business, make megabucks, B.H.'s, enjoy life with a smile, skipping states, T.K.D., big time basties, NH®? C.U. Jokester ERICA LYNNE KING NHS; JV (9) Softball; Varsity (12) Soccer; BSU (9, 10); Junior Achievement (10); Morning Announcements (10); Catonian (12); (11, 12); WILLIAM O. KNOTT Bill; JV (10) Wrestling JOHN CHRISTOPHER LAGANA JV (9, 10) Lacrosse; JV (9, 10) Soccer; Varsity (11); Good times and parties with friends; KP, FL, KC, GC, and everybody else; Hoes forever. You're my babe and I'll never forget ya! BD, Good luck JI, friends forever! Porsche, Ferrari, wrecking Dad's Caddie sorry ‘bout that, Gucci, California surf, skate, lax, 454; Roll Royce’s; $, D and R-N-R; CU I'M OUTTA HERE! GET OVER IT!. .. Marriage, later, after the millions, retire at 35, with houses all over the world, travel for the rest of my life, always be happy. No, No Nannette (11); SGA (9, 12); Speech (12); NAACP Youth Member (12); Varsity Club (12); travel, listening to Vandross, F. Jackson, and Houston, acting, May God be with the class of 1986! Thanks Mom and Dad . . . to attend Hampton University obtain opulence along with security and satisfaction. WILLIAM RICHARD KOLLER Fred Flintstone; JV (10) Varsity (9, 10) Football; Yes, I played on a Varsity team in 9th and 10th grades. Detention, suspension? and cooking for some rea people. Fun in the sun, a Winter Wonderland, and this Bud's for me!. . . Aviation Engineer Pilot FREDERICK A. LASCUOLA Fritz; JV (9, 10) Football; JV (9); Varsity (11, 12) Football; Varsity (10, 11, 12); Park trips, fill ic to the rim, Caton Tavern. Who has the lighter? Bee in the box, party party do it til you die, gimmy a stick, Fisher Stereo, Chillies, Hose, Greg's mother, O.C. 86, 5Oaks, Luv ya Cheryl, Thanks Mom. Make that tip. Smiley, is it Friday yet? . . . Raise tropical bunnies, overnight millionaire, become a lean mean fighting machine, maybe marriage. VALERIE KAY KLEIN Snert; Partying with friends, being with family, loving forever. Snertville 85 and '86 — hanging in the Heights, remembering the good old days. Stay Fresh! Beatles 1, Zeppelin, Foreigner, Genesis. . . . Summer in O.C., college, marriage, two children, forever with Doug. Thanks to all my friends and especially to my buddy M.A.! Thanks Mom and Dad, I luv you! BASILIOS JOHN KOUROUPIS Bill; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Soccer, Varsity (11, 12) Golf; Skiing, waterskiing, boating, golfing, summer at O.C., thanks MOM and DAD and Soph. . . . Attend UMCP and be the best I can be. EDWARD L. LATHAN KENNETH J. LAUER “Bob McKenzie ’; J.V. Baseball (9, 10); Ocean “86, McKenzie Brothers, killer 25¢ chug pool, Duber City, our spot B.S. I have a Dream, What sand?? Great Times with great friends. Love ya Baby Girls, You too Sneaky. Beth — Thanks for your love the best of times! Thanks Mom Dad. Kyle — I'll never forget you . . . College bound. Big Bucks; Hawaii or bust! The Married life. KEVIN DAVID LOWE JV (9) Baseball; JV (9, 10) Basketball, Varsity (11, 12); Sports Burnout!, Chess Club; Cookouts on the deck and ? in the closet. TAKING TRIPS DOWN TO Keith's room. CS — I finally got you! Love you BB much! (INFY!) TAXI SERVICES IN MY SPORTY COLT! SM-CS — You surrendered! . . . Towson State, Business Executive, Marry Chris, have twin gir s and 1 boy to be rich and happy AND TAKE LOTS OF VACATIONS! MICHELE MARIE MARTIN Spending special moments w Paul, O.C., Life is a drag when you don't have money! Bowling w the guys at P.P. when we're not getting kicked out. Good times w Amy — Good luck and K.1.T., Cutting w Margie, 3rd period — You're a bad influence — Good luck w Troy! We finally made it! Barely! Paul . . . I love you! Rock-n-roll — “Falling in Love,” “86,” . . . Michele-n-Paul always! Thanks Mom-n-Dad! . . . Marriage to Paul, being happy, having kids, a career and just loving life! TIFFANY LETTAU KAREN MARQUERITE MACKENZIE Keran; COP (9, 10); DO (11, 12); OZZY Osbourne, Ted Nugent, Curits Bay .. . Rodney Treasure, Marriage, Curtis Bay. CHRISTINE MARIE MASON Chris; The Comet (10, 11, 12); Dinner parties, Fire station-33, Grateful Dead, Pooh, Scarlet, Herman, gifting people, red litmus paper, T.G. — Thanks 4 calling me trash. Thanks Mom + Dad . . . College, kids. DENNIS STUART LONDON JR. Chip; J V (10) Football; J V (9) Outdoor Track; Varsi- ty Indoor Outdoor Track (12); AFS; SGA; Camelot, No, No, Nanette, Fiddler on the Roof, Executive Board (12); Jazz Band (0, 11, 12); Erik, Pop's on the Mantel,” Flirting, Dancing, Skiing, Sailing, Snow- boarding, Skateboarding, High Jump w Mark, S.1.S.,N.G.(T.B.), Good luck E.V.S.+T.A.P., Max- wells, Bob + Janet, Breakin’ w Ross, Notes from Nona, Younglife, Thanx Mom, I love ya!!. . . College or Military, Olympic Hopeful, Modeling, CHS ROLES! I luv ya all!! I'll be back! DONALD JOHN MAHER Don; Party, Rush, Iron Maiden, ZZ Top, Hoes, “The Black Tower ’ . . . College, money, politics. CHERIE ANN LONGNECKER L-Neck; FBLA (10, 11, 12); Spanish Club (9), Varsity Club (12); Badminton w RC, ES, AT. Prom dresses at Woolworth’s. Eviction notices bomb threats, Cucumbers do it better Nance; O.C. with the lunch gang, RC — wash the p- mobile. Thanx AT 4 all the great times. RC, MW, JB, CF, SS — I'll never 4-get our great times. Remember 2 NEVER CRY RICK!.. . College, marriage, family, Thanx Mom, Dad, Gran Nancy. ANN MARIE MANSFIELD Ann; Made Honor Roll in 1 1th grade; Parties, going to O.C., Rock-n-roll, T.M., S.M., D.B., D.C., D.D., H.M.... Hopefully to have a lot of money and go to college. Good luck to all my friends. Love you Mom Dad. 68 RONALD A. MATASTASIO Rolo, Ron; JV (9, 10) Varsity (11, 12) Football, Varsity (9) Indoor Track, Varsity (12) Lacrosse; The Menaces, Football, lifting weights, ooh my, good heavens, The Anviland The Hitman, play for the Denver Broncos game show host or car salesman WHITNEY-BETH MEREDITH MESSERSMITH Whit, Whit-Whit, Nay-Nay, U2 Baby Joyce and Steph I'm going to miss you! Thanks to J.J. and J.W. for making me laugh. Thanks to Dr. Blankenburg and Ms, Jirsa, | would never have come this far without you all; Mom and Dad (Maybe Baby!) ... T.T.L.L.,V-H..J.J.,B.P.,CJ., J.W., J.G.,S.N..M.R.... Love Ya! THE EARTH DOES NOT MOVE... Unity College Maine, ‘Environmentalist’ SWIM WITH THE WHALES and SAVE THE SEALS!.. . greenpeace GREENPEACE . . . Marriage, kids, do happy live happy in Vermont. KYLE J. MATHIS STACY LYNN MATTINGLY Wad; Varsity (10) Cheerleading, Catonian, Varsity Club, bikini bound? 43rd St. — it’s gonna roll girls! 4 beautiful friends — LS, MK, HW, CS — Love U. 4's revenge — CS, we'll never surrender. Scavenger hunts and girls’ night — MK HW LS CS KO KF HW JB AFSS, Triple con, Bean — at the St.! ‘““DaDaDa.”’ CK, Sexbombs 4ever Stiff. ““Waad ’ are U talkin? Get a savage orange tan. 12 28 84, special times and special Hugs, love you — D, M, and K.. . TSU, find a special man, and have boys before girls. KELVIN ARTURO McKOY ICE; JV (9) Varsity (10, 11, 12) Basketball; running ball, looking for a job and a high paying job; going on a world-wide tour looking with DJ SKYY and TAN I. . . to remember all who couldn't handle the ride to ICE Mountain KEITH ALAN McDOWELL Key-Alan; Varsity (11) Track; Love all kinds of music, General Hospital, Mottacumba Lives on VD, LV, ML; bowling, One Life To Live, crazy women, baby-fat, Key-Alan Magic, travel the USA, Hawaii, song writing, story writing, producing, Pontiac Trans Am, Island Women . .. Computers; good luck to the Drinking Class of '86 — because they'll need it. SANDRA LYNN McLAREN Sandi, Slim; JV (11) Volleyball, JV (9) Basketball Manager, (9) Camelot, (10) Sound of Music, (9) Spanish Club; Art, Radio, Math, Engineering . . . travel, someone special, Ocean City Summer of ‘86. — don't worry the rides are often; hanging with IK, DS, MT; ruling all the courts throughout Maryland. (don't do me wrong HA, HA, HA). PAMELA D. MIDDLECAMP Pam; Catonian Yearbook Staff, B.J.R.!; Senior Year with Friends — Molly, Shawn, Matt, Kris, Amy!; Food-Fight, XXX!; NMofA '86!, Countdown to Last Day!, Prom Nite!, '68-°86!, Graduation!, $20 Gown Bet!, Ready for The Summer!, O.C.!, Class of 1990!, Away from Home!, Go Crazy!, Freedom! . . . Thanks to Mom and Dad — Towson State University — Mathematics and Computers, Live Life to its Fullest, Marriage?,; Oh, to be Rich!. . . TINA M. MIGNINI LORRAINE L. MILES BARBARA ANN MILLER Hanging out with friends, spending time with TB (my one and only). I finally made it! Hey CB “your toast’! . . To be a successful cosmetologist, make lots of money, marriage, children. JOHNIE W. MOORE Country; JV (10) Soccer; (JV 10, 11) Varsity (12) Lacrosse; JV (11) Football; Money ill ville with the deadly crew, MT, ID, MSD, S2, DI, Bam The Killer V is killing. Cracking in Earl's class, New Year's Eve UMBC — that’s crazy. The Black Beast who wants VD, I do! . . . Definitely LC the MG, own a Porsche, become a millionaire. Thanks Mom, MM, KM. I di dn’t forget you Dad. Special thanks to you my dearest sister JH, I'll love you always, thanks AD for your help! You're great and Sneaky. MARGARET L. MURPHY Margie; Being with Troy, O.C. . . . Old but Great times with . .. MH, BS, CC. 4 wheel drive trucks, party, weekends at Troy's with the gang. 7-11 with Michele . . . Marry Troy having kids, _ being happy, career in cosmetology. I love Troy | always... Thanks Mom and special thanks Aunt Lor'! MICHAEL LEE MILLER Michaelee; MR2, Corvette, woodwork. Christine Hello love! Bowhunting, fishing. Hello Mom Dad. Mr. Mrs. D too! Brad. Tim. Karen. Tommy . . . Attending Maryland Drafting Institute, get married in 3 years, have two kids, becoming an architect. COLLEEN M. MURPHY VIRGINIA LYNN NICHOLS Ginny; Rick, Rick, Rick, and more Rick. . . getting married to Rick, going to college, having a nice house and a whole lot of money. (I love R.L.A.) WILLIAM MILLER IV Bill, Moose; JV (10) Varsity (11) Wrestling; Varsity (9, 10, 11 ,12) Lax, Varsity (11) Football; Varsity (10) Weightlifting; Varsity Club; (9, 10, 11) Choir (12); Madrigals; Thanx Mom Dad, chillin with the guys, Trento, The Menace, BD, TD, 3rd St. OC look out! Cruzin forever in the SUPA BUG. Kim F. I'm sorry it didn't work out, I'll always love you. Mobil with DK, JF, DF, Good luck. Mikey and Dino — watch out for Oelleans . . . College, being happy, and owning VW convertibles. SHERRY LYNN MISER Go to college for nursing. To get married to Shawn. To have a career, a big house, and 2 children, STEPHEN PATRICK NIVENS Cheese; JV (10) Varsity (12) Lacrosse; German Club. Watching and playing sports with Tree Harmon, Bruz, Fiddle man Rockin; going out with John, Skeeter, Rockin . . . Attend college at Towson State University and major in business. SHAWN MARIE O'BRIEN Shawnski, Ski; J V (9) Cheerleading; J V (9, 10) Varsi- ty (11) Softball; JV (11) Varsity (12) Soccer; (9, 10) Make-up crew; NM of A- '86. ’ Mike; Senior Week in OC, summerat Bill's w Mike, Bill, Deb, Jeffy, Molly, Pam Paul; Come on Mike let's go to Va.! Do ya wanna party? Friends — Kris, Amaya, Sandy, Vyk the BANZAI GANG! Love ya Jingkle Rat Tink! BARK! Love that truck! 68-86 . .. UMBC (4 more years OH NO!) Engineering; hopefully a future w MA; Marriage lots of kids! 69 70 KRISTIN MICHELLE O'DONNELL Kris, Shmoo; JV (9) Basketball; (9, 10, 11, 12) Choir; (9, 10) French Club; The Cignel, N M of A — ‘'86. ’ Ron; Best friends — Ski, Spacemouse, Moose, Sikel, Eber, Biva, Maya; food fight; graduation; senior prom; summer vacation... A life with RP; college, ATC, travel. KERRY ANN O'NEILL Girls night out with MK, LS, SM, MH, PE Kix are for Kids, Get nice, spending time with Tommy . . . Cosmo. school, rich, fashion designer, marriage, children (4). RAYMOND HUGH O'DONNELL Ray; JV (10) Basketball. Sports, music, money. . . . College, worldwide travel, sea side home, BMW, pass Trig.? ‘‘Return to Catonsville someday as a better person than I was when I left.”’ JUAN CARLOS ORDONEZ JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Soccer, Captain (12); Chess Club; Chess Team 1; Varsity Club; 25¢'s at Kevin's, parties at John’s, politics, skiing, Bernie's Green Machine, snowball stand, killer B.B., Chess Rolls! Bernie's squeaks! Spanish with Paulo, K.M.. . . President of Guatemala, Chess Champion of the World. MICHAEL P. OEHLERS Mike, Jimi; JV (10) Lacrosse; JV (10) Varsity (12) Outdoor track. Own band, much music, guitar, T.M.A.D., Broadcasting, track, basketball, lacrosse, Wildwood NJ and OC in '86!. Fast cars, ladies . . . Lots of green! Just wait people! Plan to go to college, have my band, get popular and then sit back and see ya! Or broadcasting and marriage to a foxy lady. Hey Courtenay, Tina, Susan, and the others I forgot — I'll get the tickets to you soon! SHARMILA M. PAI GREGORY RONALD PETERSON Pete, Him, HERB; Baseball, skiing, pool, swimming, girls, OC, working, Scooping snow, caps, Maiden, Sabbath, HEAVY METAL till the day I die, lay two Jenson speakers in my coffin with Killers on it, Making the Bacon... Get my own Business and owning my own island, wife. BRYANT R. OKANE SMITABEN RAMBHAI PATEL Smita, Gita, Ben; National Honor Society (10); Guidance Aide (12); Friends — CG, SW, KS, SP, ED, CM, BY. Quiero ver peliculas. Thanks Mom Dad! Good times with my little brother . .. Marriage, children, college. SUSAN PARTICIA PETRLIK National Honor Society; AFS; Orchestra; Hell tides in the Great Green Land Shark, being deported to some funny little country, LG, CF, LP, KK — life would bea slug w o you, musi and mucho instruments, Steve — ice cream!!! — The Giant doesn't close!? The Black Thing will never die! Liz, we survived the Pit. Okey- Dokey! A day w o sunshine is a lot like night! Yellow!!! .. . Paz por todas... UofD... Enjoying every second of my life! JENNIFER LYNN PFEIFFER Partying with my friends in Snertville, going away for quiet weekends in the mountains, Ocean City summers, graduating from high school; Thanks Mom Dad . . . secretarial position technician , family. LYNNE ELIZABETH PILLSBURY NHS; Varsity soccer mgr. (12); Catonian (11, 12); Varsity Club; KK’s Black Shadow — HAHA, Rehobeth in December, double dates w Laurie, 6th pd. Latin w Colleen, roadtrips w Suz — (unsavory, slabe), ‘‘middle child syndrome,’’ SP — Don’t break too many Brazilian hearts! JMU, success? . . . to live, laugh, and love LINDA ANN PROCHAZKA Lin; JV (10) V (11, 12) Field Hockey; JV (9, 10, 11) V (12) Lacrosse; Mgr. Basketball (9); Varsity Club; Social Committee (11, 12); J W—I know you're thinking about me! Thanks forall the good times and talks. Don’t forget me! Luv ya. Good talks w JW, KH, BW, MR, AP. Strawberry daiquiri’s w Jen, The Mahooonies, Field Hockey is 1! Great talks w Him and knowing you're always there. KS HW — Thanks for your support in Lacrosse, oh God!! Thanks Mom Dad, I love you!. . . St. Mary’s, marriage, lots of babies KENNETH D. PFEIFER Fife; JV (9) Football; J V (10) Lacrosse; Varsity (10, 11, 12) Football; Varsity (11, 12) Lacrosse — STATES; Varsity Club, Student Government; fast cars, 4x4 trucks, ‘‘CAPS, ’ wood, banjo, guitars, dragsters, Metal, Grizzly, Quarters, Oz, LB’s, buns, field trips, snow, soda, Nova, teapot, blond’s, 454ci, Dual Holleys, No’s stage 4, N.H.R.A., Quicksilver, G S, Cragers, friends JL, FL,KC, TH, JM, RM, GC, DF, KR, TW, LAX, Brine, STX, Camaro, Vette, Stang, HQ DC, Garvies. . . race dragsters, win top fuel, become a millionaire DONALD V. PORTS JV (11) Football; Military, Army, Special Forces (Captain), State Police, KO, LS, MK, SM. Outdoors, hunting fishing, Big eight point bucks, W. Va., Toyota 4 runners, Coors Light, TIMOTHY POWE Bud, K.C.R.R., glad I'm out, O.C. DENICE CHERYL PULLIN Working with horses; go to O.C.... Plan to go to CCC. ROBERT NICHOLAS PYLE JR. Nick, Nickerd; J V (11) Football; V (11, 12) Baseball; Partying w my friends, skiing, “KILLER ’ 4's, 4-BE, AB, GP. . . Sessionizew A lunch Bcrew— K, SJ, BE. . . Kickin’ Chicken — AN 101, Meandmy JT... T A, metal, shots? The Dreaded Hat, D.T.?C.U.!! Good luck, Brian! CO, LE — TTT’s, Ho's at the HO House, Keggers, Concerts, Let it Snow, Rippeded, Rush!!!. . . Travel around the world, have my own island, Do it all — you on- ly live once; I think!! College, Bus. Mngt., Corp, Exec, Marriage w 2 kids, Ferrari 512 BB, $$ MUCH CASH$$, Thanx Mom Dad — love ya. My time is done — CU! CHRISTINA MARIE PRICE Chris, Tuna; FBLA (12); Good times at Oriole Game w CK, KS, SP, SG, GC, AF, AUH, SN, KG, PP w CL, KS, MW, SP, CK, and QG, Snowball fights w DD, EW, LC, and JH; OCF and MGR every Sat. w Dave and Sean, CK, and SP. Chez, mine's 7% too. ‘Watch that Jeep’! “TT” Frederick, Peacocks, T.F.F. Concert, ‘‘Yeah Right!’ Termites Live! — I'll miss you CK!! — Remember — class of ‘'86”’ Rules! . . . OC, Travel to Ireland and France w KS, College, Luv u Mom, Dad, and Susan. JOHN EDWARD QUINTO JV (9, 10) V (11, 12) Soccer, Having a good time, summer in OC, Killer 25¢, skiing, sunsets on the deck, canal races, P.F. Jams in my room, haunted house the Feds, M.M. Tour, B.B's with Kyle. . . College, Get rich, Have an exciting life, Thanx Mom Dad. TAM 72 THOMAS LEON RAINVILLE Throat Slug; JV (9) Soccer, JV (9, 10) Varsity (12) Lacrosse Varsity; (10, 11, 12) Wrestling; The Breathing Club, Vet school, Monza’s, Mazda's, Volvos, women, Captain Jack, Z.O.T., How long do I have?, Have a good day hoser, eh?, It would have been great Professional door holder, Spinal Tap groupie, TH, JM, RZ, JK, MR, JB, “no one knows what it's like to be che bad man, to be the sad man, behind blue eyes.’’ — The Who ADRIENNE DENISE RANDALL Squirt, hanging out with Karen, being with Eddie, going different places with the ones I be with. Thanks to my mother and my father and his girlfriend . . . Get a good job, take care of my daughter. SHELLEY LYNN ROBBINS SGA (10, 11, 12); My best buddies; JW, SS, HW, AF, KF, JB, SM, CS, LP, MS, HR, LO, LV, BD, LC, HW — Luv ya 4-ever! girls nite out, s- talks, CS’s dish pan, 254 at MK, tunnel, 7-Hills, pedidle, powerhouse, priv. parties, hugs, Girls — OC! tans! KM — miss you, JW — Phil. 1:3, 27, sundaes + secrets, Be a good girl! GM — luv ya! Promises OC — 35th St. . .. Mom + Dad — Thank you, Luv you always Mike, Holly, Chris, college, PS. 37:4, babies, Love and Happiness always, Heaven MOLLY G. RAMSEY Moose, Moss; JV (10) Cheerleading, AFS (9, 10); Ellipsis (10), Editor (11, 12); waste-old music, NM of A — ‘86; Jeff, 4 a.m., frustration, A Simba of my very own — it’s blue; Rowdiness w Pam, Kris, Shawnski, Mikey, Billy, Deb, Rox, Chris, Ter-bear, Pooh's nekid!; Purple Green; Rosemary, Bbug bear; plants; shreaded gym shirt; $20 Gown bet; Quay-Shad; Elundelei; . . . Enviro Sci-Lots more school!; own my own island — Pink Panther House w Ra,; find a rich guy. . . VICTORIA L. RIECHENBERG Vykki, Sikel, Bawth, R.B., girlfren; JV (9) V (10, 11, 12) Cheerleading — (12) Co-Captain; Varsity Club; (12) Girls Choir; (9, 10, 11, 12) musicals; theatre, choir, Jet Setters of America! Dancing, music, Eutaw, big cities, singing, my Eber — my buddy!, Friends — AC, KO, MF, BH, QG, SS, MS, AE, CM, DP, MC, CH, ES, Al, PD, MP, etc; The Cignel Crew Madonna Guy . . . Towson U, traveling, psych, fashion merchandising, being a bum on my own SCOTT ROBERTSON Squat, V tennis (12); Mock trial (10); Pres. (11, 12); Speech Team (10); Pres. (11, 12); Spirie Social Comm, (11, 12); Twelfth Night; T.S.O.M; Children of a Lesser God; NO, NO, Nannette; Fiddler on the Roof; Journalism (11, 12); SGA (11); County Page (12); Morning Announcements (11, 12), Are we having fun Yet? Love ya Bunky Speech Communications at Penn ST. Hey Wil, Thanks Herb; Bradlee’s C.S.R; The lights of Broadway? TV News! Astala Bye-Bye CHS! Rey! Riple Rets Ro! TA, SY, NG, TG, WG, KU, LP, JS, LG, CW, GD, MI, SS, DH, TH, MT, DS, VG, WB, RC, SP, It was a great year. RUSSELL REULING Wheels; . . . Chasing girls and catching them. JOHN LINDON ROBINSON JR. Fruit, Jon, Buns; (9) JV (10, 11, 12) V Football; Indoor track V (9); V Basketball Mgr. (10, 11); Women, money, cars, life, love, family, My two loves; my mother and my stinky . . . Become a Howard Co. police cadet, then on to become a police officer and spend my life w my future wife; Monique Oden, (my Heart) JEFFREY ALLAN RITES Jeff, All my love to Heather, playing sports, listening to Zeppelin, Hanging in Irvington 1 . .. Get married to Heather, have kids, hang in Irvington, Get a good job, get out of the county and into the city. DAVID M. ROTHENHOEFER Rock; JV soccer; to play for a professional team like soccer, football or basketball . . . co become a millionaire. i KENNETH JOHN RUARK Ken; V (9) Wrestling; V (12) Tennis; sports, fast cars, Grizzly, quarters, hoes, Watergate, towers, OZ's, lbs., field trips, Heavy Metal, partying, Ocean City, friends, water skiing, Blast games USS. 1's, surfing, and sailing . .. Get B.A. in criminal justice. KRISTIN LEE RUBIN 1 year at CHS . . . Best times of my life, OC 85, 2 MIA M. RUFFIN am windows, wrong room at sunrise, bruises, thumb it, Who's knocking this time?, Where were you guys?, the beach, cold shower, sailing swimming, limos, Bruce Springsteen — summer 84 '85, funeral home, loaded bag — buddies in the basement — remember that night TMM III? ... Always and forever, DR's house, library’, JES III drives, Downtown, dances, skiing, Never forget ‘em... Thanks Mom, Dad, and family, especially Chip. CHRISTOPHER R. RYAN JENNIFER LYNN ALANA - SACHSE _ Nif, Niffer, Bird, Birdie, Bird Legs; Children of a STEVEN DONALD SALISBURY JV (9) Indoor Track; guitar, motorcycles, science fiction, electronics, fast cars . . . college, money, and a Porsche STACY ANN SAMMONS Seeing Bryan every day, making money for my Iroc, Toyota's and going 4 wheel driving, | Lesser God, Camelot, The Sound of Music; Danny — I love you, Hello to the Rustang Gang, _ Strawberry Fields Forever, Jordache Commercials, bred to be perfect, Hey-toe, — Hate to kill the moment, You're driving!, Killer, The train — Pinky, get off the line! Crash marbles! Well Kath, we are finally rid of the sick and demented! . . . fashion design, psychology, marriage, money vacationing down OC, camping at FT. . . getting married to Bryan, having three kids — when we have enough money, being friends with Lorri forever EDWARD C. SCHMIDT SUSAN CAULFIELD SCHATZ Shuzy, Smu, Suba; JV (10) Varsity (11) Field Hockey; Varsity Club; Catonian; tacos w Mis, Rowdiness w Deanna, cruising w LB, shoppin’ w MJ, hurt hands w MC, 4 am talks w Jen, Robotron Cru, The KD SIX lives in my heart, Camelot, CYO, Tom's wall, Cookie Monster, Hey, Hey we're the Monkees! Zeppelin, N. Young, Dead, beach, sun, and Gummie Bears, Drew — Thanx. DTH —ICARE!...Uof D, life LARI ANN SCHRAMM Missy; JV (9, 10) Lacrosse, DAMM; stage crew; 9:30 club; College Park, Ocean City, sun, sand, surf, piracy males, swimming, lifeguarding, OCBP, robbery, travel, Steve . . . University of Tampa (marketing), Ireland, death. See you on the beaches of the world. 74 JOHN G. SCHUESSLER Electronics, travel, green cars, mountain dimbing cycling, white water rafting . . . College, electronics, robotics, money, travel, to build the ultimate car. 86 Forever, Thanks to everybody, good luck to all. Have a great life. PIA HELENA SIERILA V (12) Track and Cross-Country; AFS; French Club; Varsity Club; Fiddler on the Roof; music, Piano, singing, sports — running, Jazz, Ballet, gymnastics, . . . occupation — something to do with languages, return to U.S.A. SOON! MICHAEL A. SIX KELLY A. SEBOUR Music, Stevie Nicks, Led Zeppelin, dancing, making it through life, thanks for the times Chris C., Ashley U., Angie T., Sue S., This is true Shelly E., Barb, Debbie, Missy, and of course Bill W., Let's keep in touch, Hope you get everything you want in life, Thanks for caring Mom, meeting Dad, Thanks Bob . . . Saleslady, go to college for word processing. LAWRENCE J. SINGLETON Larry; Electronics . . . Attend college at Capitol Tech, and become an electrical engineer. CLARA LYNN SMITH Wissy, ClaraDerts, Clarence, Being w friends, Having A Lot of laughs W Patrick, Hanging out w Mary my coolers, MH, KM don't forget New Year's Eve of '85, Partying w my ‘‘cave lady and MH will she be home this weekend?, LS-NK forever!! Talking on the phone, fussing w Derts and “being on that tip’’ I luv Re-Re. Thanx Mom Dad, and the rest of you guys — I love ya a lot! . .. Become successful in whatever I do, Have a happy life and be very rich. JENNIFER A. SMITH JERRY JOHN SEIBERT JV (11) Lacrosse; (9) Concert band; weightlifting; the ocean, car racing, going out with Skeeter, Beak, Country, Taco, Rock, and Fiddleman, skateboarding, and partying . . . going in the Air Force. KIMBERLY LYNN SHUMAKER Kim; JV (10, 11) Softball; sports, computers, travel, bowling, photography, Good times w CP, AF, SG, SN, CM, DL, KP, N + NH, KD... travel this summer w CP and start college in the fall at CCC for an AA degree in computer science and possibly go on for my BA. Luv u Mom and Dad Mucho Gracias. CHRISTINE MARIE SOHN S Tri Chr-issy; JV (9), V (10); V-B S-ball; V(12) Soc-r; OC bound 4 an un4gettable sum-t! Y4's revenge — SM — we'll never surrender! Limited Girls Nights out w MK, SM, LS, HW, and the ramboettes, Bikini bound? Scavenger Hunts! Catus X-mas trees? MS — ur gonna b my maid of honor, right?! Love ya KM — Live on! Kev — I got you back! Love U BB much! INFY — Thanxs 4 making life special! Wish U all the best of life... Geta savage orange tan, TSU, marry Kev — have twin boys and | gir B 4ever young, happy free! JOHN F. SPITZER III LAURE JEAN STIFFLER Stiff, Stiffness; JV (10) Varsity (10, 11, 12) V-ball; JV (9, 10) Varsity (11, 12) B-ball; J V (9) Varsity (10, 12) S-ball; Bikinibound. . . It's gonnabea party girls! Special friends ——SM MK CSHW CS NK 4-everCS, MR-TTalways, Italian Dw DF, MR DF— cokes. MBR Hello MG-KL, TL, KC, DJ —Special love. Randy Hank thanks big bro— love ya coach 2gether- 4-everthanks baby-girls —loveya.GM-CL. Thanks Mom Dad Jerm—loveyou, . .Get married, have kids, stay crazy wild, and never grow old! Budweiser. KING OF BEERS � dheariained process From KATHERINE M. SPRECHER Kathy; JV Cross Country (11); JV Indoor Track (11); JV Outdoor Track (11); Pink Floyd, Zeppelin while I draw, running, dancing all night, weight training, summer sun, the sandy beach, the blue ocean, the boardwalk, Hey, Toe. Jenny I love you. Bork! Bork! Bork! (Bred to be perfect?) Book ‘em Danno. Don't forget me Kabhabefoy. Thanks for all your help, Ms. Diana M. . . . Future? oh, the usual things: college, major in art, enjoy life, become wealthy and famous, win a Nobel Prize. 27 } SUSAN LEIGH STOCKSDALE Kitty, History Club (9); OC rolls, California Coolers, Luv to SC, SM, AT, KS, DG, SH, MG, AS. Love Forever JB. The Heights, Hot Tubs, Green eyes, The Doors, Hendrix, Moody Blues, Beatles . . . Get married hopefully to JB. 3 or 4 children, live in a house with a hot tub, Villa Julie College 2 yrs. Word Processor. Getting Served. JILL MARIE STANKOSKI Jeel; skiing, swimming, great times with MA, RB, KS, great dance Miss, where are all the guys?! Yeah we're twins! Blue eyes all the way, OC rolls, Heart, Journey, nice cars, muscles, ‘We're not strange, we're just slightly irregular,’’ These Dreams, Phil Collins, Porsche 944 . . . college, marriage, family, lots of money, house in Long Island. MICHELLE INEZ STEPP Shelley; Castonian (11); OC Bound — It’s gonna roll girls! Savage Tans. Gotta get a real job. 4th pd. $ talks. JW — always remember — where ya headin’ 38520? There’s my Dad!! CS — you have TBIB now — cake face and wet chem. classes — Sometimes you gotta say what the -¢? ! — Thanks for everything. Live on KM! I'm always gonna love you RW! Love ya Mom and Dad. . . Towson State University — Marriage to Robert — Twins — Live in Luxury and always be happy! ROBERT W. STOKES MATTHEW A. STEPHEN BAM, Brian, Chew, So Unprofessional. Good Day. Beauty, eh., Kill the wabbit, Earthling make me very angry, very angry indeed SANDRA IRENE STIEBING Sandy, Diva, Tundra; J V Soccer (9, 10); Varsity Soccer (11, 12); Varsity Softball (10); Stage Crew; 9:30 Club; Cignel; Varsity Club (12); Eutaw, Art, computers, Ski Spree, Piracy, Ocean City, males, New music, Madonna Guy, Robbery, Hershey High (9, 10) Mt. Hebron (11) CHS (12). . . College — Communications, Europe, NYC, California, run into familiar faces, marry at age 39, make a movie. ANDREW JON STRALEY Andy; Busted down OC with GF, ELK hunting with RV, Battles w TF, DS TD. The HUGE NUGE AT THE CAP w MH, SJ, JM, MP, RW, DF, MR. Maiden, Sabbath, Priest, King, Colleen thanks for everything, | LOVE YOU PRINCESS. THE FORT w RW, JM, SJ, KL, MR, NA — Too foggy! Can't See! Down the hatch! Beth we made it! . .. Mom and Dad, thanks for being patient and understanding, love you always, College, Air Force ROTC, Aviation Pilot. 76 ELIZABETH ANN STRALEY Strale, Beth; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) Volleyball; JV (9) Varsity (10, 11, 12) Basketball, Varsity (9, 10, 11, 12) Softball; OC with Aimer, cold ocean water relief. Jul's limo service, no gas, Luv ya Babygirls TOGETHER 4-EVER duber crew, JJJJJay Keep Smilin’. Miss ya’ MB and AN. Remember '84 CO, JA, AN, MB, BD, TJ, Thank you coach DC. Against all odds Kenny. Secrets. Twin . . . we did it. Miss you Dad and I still love you, Mom, . . . college, designer, winning Lotto GOLDIE FAYE SWINEY Gospel music, being with young people, teaching Sunday school, and being a Victory Leaders Band Leader . . . “God,” college, move to North Carolina, get a job, buy a mobile Home trailer DANIEL LYNN SUAREZ DAVID ANDREW SUMMERS Mr. B, Hurricane, Psyco; Jenny | love you, Kooks, — Music, History, Triumph, Rush . . . college, me and Julio are down by the school yard, this marriage bird has flown, fear is just in your head, Hey — Toe, No-Way, Killer, crashing, pediddle, bird watching, old is better, partying with the Goobs, | don't know you're driving, buying a van and cruising the world, jamming the Beatles, David Bowie and Freaking out with JS and KS... Mom, Dad, “D” Crew, Love ya, get married, have lots of kids, be happy and hopefully rich MANUEL J. TAN JR. Jay, Tan I; JV, Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling; Varsity Track; National Ill Society; DAMM, Hangin’ w the crew, Ice, Skyy, Tan II, Dino, Bam, Mikey, King and Coop, T-Bird, Maddogg, mixtures, Throwin’ down ILL, talking ILL, Living ILL. Grub Beast. cuttin’ weight, snaggling, cruisin’ in the Tan van. Thanx Mom, JM, VD, SM, Killer B's, True Crew and everybody else — I couldn't have done it w o you . . college, OC, fun. Good luck Class of 86 and everybody else. Bye. TRACY DUERING TAYLOR Varsity (10, 11, 12); Baseball; fishing, hunting, walking in the woods, being with my girlfriend . to become an air conditioning and refrigeration mechanic SANDRA ANN SWIGERT Sandi, Camby, Little Legs; SGA (10, 11, 12); FBLA (9, 10); Girls Night out — AF, KF, JB, BB, HW, MK, SM, SR, LP, TS, Thanx for the good times — USNA parties — I'll never forget ya TJ! Navy Ball — funfilled Second. Boston — New Year's Eve! Remember the good times AQ, JC, MP, JP, HC, TS is the cutest baby in the world! Thanks Mom Chuck — Love ya! . . . to get a job w the FBI, get married at the Naval Academy to SR, travel and have 4 kids DAVID PAUL TRAPP JV (9) Baseball; JV (10) Varsity (11, 12) .. Football; Varsity (11) Wrestling; Athletics, “Milwaukee's Best,'’ young ladies, parties, going to the beach, and the ‘Brady Bunch”. . . college, play for the Chicago Bears, and become wealthy ANGELA CAROL TUSSING Angie; ... NOTHING!.. .; “Maturation is a two-edged sword,’ Emerson's best, Honey's in Sunshine, SIS, KS, SS, SE — many great memories, Stones, Hendrix, Zep, Michelob, 3 to go! JMLO, DAL, camping, ocean, skiing, Bahamas soon, Joe's for keeps — I love you!; to play like EV RR . .. UMBC-Bio, job, marriage, 1.2 children, happiness KEITH CARTWRIGHT VALENTINE “Snuggs,’” ‘Peaches’; NHS; JV (9, 10) Varsity (11, 12) Soccer; JV (10) Tennis; (9, 10, 11, 12) All Time High Scorer Badminton; Spanish Club Vice Pres.; Spanish National Honor Society — Vice Pres,; Bible Study; Endo, Endo + fishing line in Paramed, VG, RW, DB, SW, JB, MDz, DH, LG, HW, Thanx Chris, Phil 1:3, such a little kid, Living on a dollar a day, absolutely relative, It’s all gonna burn, Love all men, God is love . . . life college, Thank you Jesus for getting me thru, continue to guide me, and bless all my friends and enemies. Thanx Mom + Dad HOLLY KOEHLER WALKER Bean, Wally; Varsity (10) Track; JV (11) Varsity (12) Soccer; Lacrosse; SGA (9); AFS (10); Spanish Club (10); Varsity Club (11, 12); TriCon— MK, SM (same night) Girls Nite Out — KF, BB, HW (Toma- toes), JB, SM, MK, LS, AF, SS, SR — Luv U Guys; pd. 4S. Talks — MS, JW,SR, MA; The Ramp — PP, Deer Hunt, 25¢ at MK's, UMBC Tunnel, the Jag, snowball'stand, 7 Hills, Headless Bookends; JB — Thanx; KV — full moon on Cape Cod, making pizza! SG —a walk in the rain; Mom, Dad, Pat, and Lisa—I luv you!. . . College RICHARD C. WAY Richie; J V (11) Football; Rock concerts roll, Sabbath Bloody Sab, partying with the crew, good times bad times, the official Bug Killer Quarters, Snow Blind, Maiden, Zeppelin, Rush: Head of the Pack, Let’s hit che park, Take on the world. extremely intoxicated: NEVER!. . . livin’ it up, taken it light, rake in che cash, kill a house, marriage, children MELISSA ANN WARD Meliss; Boys’ Basketball mgr. (11, 12); Catonian (11, 12); German Club; Varsity Club; Lorna “wacky wild” times at Rye Beach. Has your car hugged a tree today? Steff — it's a plan! Chez — How big is your head? 7% here. Eviction notices from CL. Mona — ur p.mobile needs a wash! I've never been to OC! Missing You, ’ EK — Where's your sex god? SY — Chester, Trig, Yrbk, B-ball, lucky pennies — it’s been fun. Thanks Mom, Dad, Liz, Mimi everyone . . . Germany, Rye this summer, college ‘Hanging loose’’ in Hawaii someday JENNIFER ANNE WEINKAM Jeni; JV (9, 10) Varsity (11, 12) Field Hockey; JV (9, 10) Varsity (11, 12) Lacrosse, JV (11) Basketball; Varsity (10) Track; Varsity Club; SGA; Catonian, (11, 12), Thanks Shell, Lin, Michelle and Erica, I love ya lots! SR — James 4:7! LP — I'm havin’ a straw. daq w drawl. MS — Am I tan yet?! EK — Stop lustin'! SR — Sundae buddy! MB — big bro! Always lovin’ RM, Thanks Mom and Dad, | love you!!! . . . College, marriage, always being happy, 5 kids! AMY BROOKE VANATTA Ame, NHS, JV (11) Varsity (12) Soccer; Comet (12); Catonian (12), MJ — Bubble protruding, Killer foot, Fondue!!, Beav. Dam guys, will ya?: Wake up GT 12 — We made it, gonna miss you guys! JN’s Vacant look, Is it 2:15 yet? Wash. Col. weekends w Ken-Yo my Sho’ man, I was ready on time once!! OC, Beatles, Chocolate! Thanks Mom, Dad and Nance (La A Survived), God Bless ... College, Biomed., marriage . . . live, laugh, and love THOMAS PAUL WARD Latin Club (10, 11); interesting things JOHN PHILLIP WEISNER Weiss; Stagecrew (10, 11, 12); Rustang Gang — Jingo, Krug, The Bucket, JT aka Depend, KP- MP, Patty, EZYGO . . . Rusty Scupper, me and my Buddy — Weiser, Doobie . . . The Bridge, 95, The Viaduct, An Open Crib, Pitstop at Mikes’s ... Buzzard’s Rock, Observation Point, St. Mary's, Beer Hockey . . . The garage and then the Wall — Pink, Forever live the brick! Jingo and I wish the Rustang Gang Class of 87 the best of luck. Thanks a loc Mom, Dad and Mark RYAN ELLSWORTH VIGUS Band (9, 10); Pilots a ‘'75 Blazer,’’ the Brew Crew, R,J,E,NC this summer... DNR Park — CCC then UMBC, forestry after school PAMELA DENISE WASHINGTON Pam; FBLA (9, 10, 11, 12); Being with my boyfriend, Troy and hanging out with Michelle Barnes and friends. Thanks Mom for all your help and support. To: KVM, I put up with certain people's crap and made it through, now it’s your turn. Good luck you'll need it. . . to enroll in PTC Data processing school and to be with Troy. HEATHER GRAY WESTBROOK Farmer girl (yeehaa); JV (9, 10) Softball; JV (9, 10, 11) Varsity (12) Field Hockey; Varsity (11, 12) Lacrosse; Varsity Club; Girls night out — KF, HW, BB (tomatoes), SR, JB, SS, AF, MK, SM, CS, Luv ya, pedidle, roommates, USNA parties, HC cops, 7 Hills, Minks, Snoball stand, How about —! Luv ya M+D, OC, curbs, Shut up Abby, Still got my petals, KM — friends forever . . . college, pet store w KF SA RS SR a A RN RR SR RS SE RS SS Ti 78 DAVID PAUL WINTERS Chess Club (11, 12); Chess Team (11, 12); Jazz Band; interested in jazz, chess, cars, shoes, mainly interested in leaving school . . . U of M, College Park — Electrical Engineer, will become filthy rich ROBERT B. WOOLFENDEN JR. Bubbles, DJ, Bubblie 'B, ’; JV — Baseball (9, 10); Football (11); Varsity — Baseball (11, 12); Krimpet Flush Club, Georgetown Dunk Crew, fishing, hunting, rising to the occasion, Yo!, Don't leave me hanging, I'm ill!, ““This Why!,”’ Polo, Gucci, Guess materials, listening to the jam!, “'ski ’ jammin with Weeb, “The bird is back!, ’ Plenty goes! .. . Hopefully having a great future in whatever I do, Thanks Mom, Dad, Homefry and Nan, Good luck to all my friends, PS — ‘‘Where’s the food?” BRYAN KEITH WINTERSTEEN “B , Steen; BOG; JV, Soccer (10); Lacrosse (10, 11); Varsity, Lacrosse (12); Theater (9, 10, 11, 12); Mock Trial (11); Balto. Co. page (12), Fiddler on the Roof (12); Comet (12); Laroue, 8526, TT, New-T, Dew-T, Ebe, Teens, Photography, Toga, ‘‘That’s foul,’’ U-Dial and I'll hang up, 1 Pet 5:7... UMBC, Learning His will for my life, See Ya, “Gloria” BERN ARD JOHN WRISK Bernie, NHS; JV — Track (9); Soccer (10); Lacrosse (10, 11); Varsity — Soccer (11); Lacrosse (11, 12); Varsity Club; Chess team rolled (12); snowball stand, Killer BB, the love boat, green machine, cherish memories of KM, High notes, lawn business $$, Thanks to my workers — Juan, Paulo, John C., BM, got this — under a dollar, spanky crazy .. . Big Truck, OC summer, great times with friends, M,D,F's ‘STEPHEN S. WILLEY BAM; Chem Death; Yearbooks, what good are yearbooks?, they won't help me survive; The Killer Fringr; No ping-pong — today; . . . goodbye CHS TRENT WISNAUSKAS Slick; JV, Lacrosse (9); Varsity, Lacrosse (10, 11, 12); Soccer (12); THE MENACES, Lacrosse, Runnin’ the dish, eatin’ burgers with Bub, Let the Capt. do the drivin’, I want Busch, Pan down, where's the party, only the nose knows, the anvil- n-hit man, as much as I'd like to help you, my hands are tied, “Yeah”’ . . . play Lax forever, get a good job after college, be the best I can be, Thanks Mom, Dad, Jaque, PS — Don't lock up or bite — Bobby — like you have in the past with the gnat, and good luck to all my buddies KYONG B. YI DAMON J. WILLIAMS Money, girls and have a nice car and a good job . .. go into the Air Force STEPHANIE LEIGH WIXOM NHS; AFS pres.; !VIVA CHILE! 1985 (10, 11, 12); Mock Trial (11, 12); Lawyers roll; Family — 8 is enough, Orchestra (10, 11, 12); Violin “Our House, Camelot, Sound of Music, No, No, Nanette, Fiddler on the Roof... And Christ said “Peace be unto you RICHARD S. ZAHN March 17, 1968 KYLE J. MATHIS “He is my friend,” I said, — _ “Be patient!’ Overhead The skies were drear and dim; “He is my friend!’ The words © Brought summer and the birds; And all my winter-time Thawed into ranning rhyme And rippled into song, Warm, tender, brave, and strong. And so it sings to-day. — So may it sing always! Though waving grasses grow Between, and lilies blow Their trills of perfume clear As laughter to the ear, Let each mute measure end With “Still he is thy friend.” James Whitcomb Riley January 28, 1986 79. | 80 After assembly, seniors flocked to the lower the closing of the awards field to carry on with the rest of senior day. The class enjoyed sundaes from an ice cream bar and danced to the music provided by a DJ from K106 radio. The day ended with a multicolored balloon ascension above the ground of CHS. BetAN City ian Millie Bentley — Distinguished Social Studies Scholar Dennis Buckman — Rotary Club Scholarship Joy Hecker — Towson State Merit Grant Senior Awards Assembly The senior awards assembly took place on May 29, 1986, to recognize those seniors who had excelled in the areas of academic achievements, service, and leadership positions. Scholarships, medals, and certificates of achievement were presented. Many underclassmen were also honored for their ac- complishments in various departments. The assembly ended with the senior slide show, and then the seniors carried on with the rest of senior day. Lynne Pillsbury — Catonian Award Dr. Dubel presents Pullen Trust. 82 Kelvin McCoy — Banneker School Comm. Jeff Clark — Army Athlete Smita Patel — Optimist Club Mary Clare Abendschoen — Hillcrest PTSA Office Aides 84 A Touch of Elegance On May 30, the class of 1986 held its senior prom at one of the oldest, and most elegant, hotels in Baltimore, the Belvedere Hotel. The seniors had two ballrooms open to them. In one, a jazz pianist, tables, and food provided a quieter atmosphere with friends, and in the other, the rock band Crash Davenport had everyone feeling like a ““Somebody’”’, the prom’s theme. Freese a saceneianeeie ae bos | | 88 Made It The class of 1986 held the 82nd an- nual commencement exercises on Friday, June 6, 1986, at the U.M.B.C. Field- house. This year’s graduation was distinguished from previous years because of the class efforts to formalize and shorten the ceremony. The class donned rented royal blue gowns rather than the traditional blue for boys and yellow for girls. The orchestra performed selections from Fiddler on the Roof and the Senior choir sang ‘“The Greatest Love of All.’’ Speeches by Matt Flint, Jennifer Kloetzel, and Millie Bentley focused on the three aspects of education: students, teachers, and parents, thus ending one era of education for the class of 1986. £05 5606 % 365 eo; 6 x2 Hn io. 0) re th ee sa ¥eona? RT an vA = aeons Cn |Ofste(anerts | eee, me yf PERM: 93 lOfttelanerns Juniors Officers: T. Reuling (Treas.), N. Green (V. Pres,), M. Hourihan (Pres.), S. Bees (Sec.). The class of 1987, under the guidance of Ed Massey and Allen Arnold, held their long-awaited Ring Dance on Oc- tober 25, 1985. A ring presentation ceremony took place before the dance in the auditorium. The class continued their dues collec- tion and were able to show their team- work by sponsoring a fall and spring car wash at the Household Bank in Catonsville. The weekly popcorn sales, and the Junior Prom held on May 17, 1986, made it a busy and exciting year. Advisors: A. Arnold, E. Massey Executive Board: M. Chen, J. Singer, K. O'Connor, L. Matey 95 96 Bill Adams Gary Adelhardt Angela Adkins Lorri Anderson Richard Anderson Jimmy Askew Nick Athas Lara Bailey Michael Bailey William Baim Brian Baker Topher Baldwin Chris Ball Angie Banner Marie Barresi Clarke Barringer Angie Bayless Ray Becraft Sherri Bees Mike Benesch Dawn Benny Mark Benzing Brian Berry Craig Berry Julie Bertorelli Angela Beurrier Christy Black Anthony Blackwell Ann Marie Bouchet Sissy Bowen John Bray Kim Brewer Melissa Brewer Michael Brown Eric Burkhardt Ross Butler Warren Carter Todd Chambers Mark Chen Maggie Ciamacca Kevin Cichon Kelly Cichy Darby Clarke Lisa Clarke Laurie Coates Angie Coleman Shelly Colopietro Elena Cook Janet Cost Genia Covert Benjamin Cricchi Bethany Crouse Paul Cunningham Kristin Davis Matthew Davis Michelle Day Mike Dayball Maureen Deeley Warren Dennis Joel Dickenman 97 98 John Fendlay Linda Giordano Bret Hafen Christopher Fisher Bill Godman Teresa Hagner Dean Ford Christopher Green Kate Halsor Bridget Dingle Beth Dyer Aaron Evans Mark Fost Nona Green David Hammel ‘ ‘ Renee, oro sracdgosetllti cy + t Phuong Doan Richard Ebb Marty Evans Glenda Gardner James Greene Kim Harman Matt Duffy Mark Eissele Gregory Faith Lisa Geppi Teresa Greene Joanne Harmon Kelly Dukes Michael Ernest Christina Farley Stephen Gethman Kristopher Gucwa Stephen Hays rolyn Heckrotte Chris Heiderman Julie Hemler Carol Henn Matt Johnson Jeffrey Johnston Katie Justi ris Herrick David Higgins Shontey High Rick Hoerl Sung Kim Steve King Jeff Kirby thany Hoffman Laura Holland Matthew Hormanski Deanna Houle Kris Kunert Tim Lanahan Steve Lauer ‘lissa Hourihan Melissa Huffman Cindy Jarboe Doug Jarboe ert Kappes Katie Kemp George Kendall Brendan Kerchner icey Kline Debbie Kraft Jimmy Kruger Michael Kuehnl 99 Diana Lazarides Doris Leopard Paul Levasseur Melony Linder David Little Daniel Lovinger Megan Lukas Mark Maben Bernardo Manning Jimmy Marx Lisa Matey Pete McDevitt Shannon McLaren Missy Menkel Earl Mertel David Miller Eric Miller Lisa Miller Victoria Minovich Jay Montgomery Kiam Moody Kelley Morrison Michelle Murphy Stephen Murphy Melissa Murrin Warren Myers Albert Nalley Kory Nance Jonathan Newbrough 100 Laura O’Brien Kelly O'Connor Stanley Orem Kimberly Padgett Mary Palmieri Kate Papathanassion Mike Pasta Barry Pelfrey Tricia Phelps Gary Pilcher Jennifer Pohlman Christine Powell Warren Powell Michael Powers Kim Prager Andrea Quinto Kenneth Raatjes Stuart Reinhardt Timothy Reuling Michael Robbins Heather Roberts Kimberly Rogers Steven Roman Paul Rosensteel Jimmy Russell Theresa Sachs Angela Satti Donna Sauers Lisa Schanken Marvin Scott Kelly Shalcosky | 101 i] 102 Laura Smith Deborah Stevens Colette Tomkins Reubin Smith Vince Svatek Darryl Toppins Gregory Snapp Jennifer Swanson Amy Treuth Jean Shanahan William Shird David Skirka Doug Sohn Peggy Swope Brian Tyler Brent Sharrer Chris Sim Frank Slemmer Ashley Sparks Chris Thompson Laura Veliuona Nichole Shaver Donna Simmons Frank Smith William Stanley Kerwin Thompson Jennette Vicari Ricky Shifflett Julie Singer Kim Smith Laura Stepp Trish Tippett Erik VonSholly Aike Whitehead tacie Wiles eter Wolesagle Seatrice Yancey Michele Yuska Janet Wieland Katie Wilkins Robert Wolf Richard Young Mark Zeitler Catherine Wagner Hope Walker Timmy Wess 103 104 Twists and Turns The Junior Ring Dance was held on October 25, preceded by a first-time ceremony in the auditorium. The long awaited moment began with the distribution of rings, and a presentation of carnations to the girls. With a theme of “‘Dreams,’”” by Tom Gavin's DJ Delights, the night proved to be very suc- cessful and enjoyable. Van oO 106 An Evening Filled With Dreams “These Dreams,” by the musical group Heart, was the theme of the class of 1987’s Junior Prom. The prom was held on May 17, 1986, in the school’s gymnasium. Juniors passed through transformed hallways of pink and white balloon covered panels. Musical tradition was broken by the presence of a DJ rather than hiring a band. At the end of the evening, favors bearing the theme, “These Dreams,’ were distributed to each person as they left the prom an- ticipating dreams of a senior year. Sophomores The class of 1988, with the help of their advisor, Selvin Rudd, was able to sponsor an Hawaiian Luau. The dance, also sponsored by the freshman class, was held on April 11, 1986. Sophomores ordered class rings in May and are look- ing forward to next year’s ring dance and Junior Prom. Officers: C. Connelly (Sec.), D. Rogers (Pres.), C. Fisher (V.Pres.), C. Keeney (Treas.) Advisor: S. Rudd Executive Board: S. Canner, J. Miller, D. Yuska, S. Garrett, J. Miller 109 110 Debbie Abernathy Vicki Ambrose Kyle Baker Dwight Barth Matt Bilger Fred Brent Matt Adamitis Teri Amirault Rorye Baker Holly Barth Chris Blattau Tom Brinkman Jimmy Altenburg Michael Anderson Tony Baker Tricia Becker Maribeth Blood Jeninfer Brinsfield Mark Armbruster Holly Baldwin DeAnne Bell Donald Blottenberger David Auer Ann Barnstable Sandra Bonesch Carla Boblitz Willie Austin Nancy Barr Brian Benkert Tracy Booning Lisa Bailey Lisa Barry Jeanne Beurrier Elaine Bowen Sheana Brown David Campbell Theresa Chambers Melvin Cole Myron Brown Donna Cain Dimitrios Cavathas Sabrina Colbert Jason Bruckner Stephen Canner Laura Chrencik Suzanne Cole Julie Buchness Crystal Carey Dwane Clark Colleen Connelly Tim Brocato Cathy Budd Dan Carey Kim Clarkson Heather Cook Christy Crehan Tara Brooks Michele Burke John Carper Rob Cochran Jeanne Cooper Greg Cross Deminica Brown Heather Burkholder Reggie Carter Mark Cohill Jason Crawford Latonya Dargan 111 s ww 2 72p ™ ow svypr hes “°F Lisa Earley Paula Fielder Tammy Gartelman Shawn Ebb Clarice Fisher Matt Geppi Anne Edinger Jennifer Fitez Liz Gessert Lana Davies Valerie DiVencenzo Chris Dusterhoff Chris Eitel Tim Foley Susan Gilmore Mark Day Christine Dixon Lewan Duvall Chet Evans Ramon Gaines Kenneth Gisriel David Delauro Michelle Dominczak Phillip Duvall Jill Evans Craig Gamble Jim Glanville Janeli Derreth Louis Durant Evan Duverlie Rajesh Farmer Sheila Garrett Jeff Goldfarb ‘ a PPB g hy ee ee hina oil te Pa en Goldfein es Grimm Harman did Haught n Heck lifer Hoffer Erik Gonder Katrina Gurtler Gene Harris Mike Havrilla Richard Henson Richard Holderfield Katie Green Pam Hadel Stephen Hartley Alease Hayes Tracey Hiebler Karen Holsey Chris Greene Steven Healey Randy Halsey Janet Hild Ricky Hauf Matt Hourihan Sharon Hayes Sharod High Danielle Houle Scott Heasley Paul Hilseberg Peggy Hyland Laura Heath Mary Hobbs Chris lampieri 113 Greg Janes Robert Janney James Jenkins Robert Jewett Mark Johns Mary Johnson Thomas Johnson Danny Jones Eric Jurpin Linda Kapadia Andy Keene Cheryl Keeney Bonnie Kelley Chris Kelly Tracy Kent Steven Kight Cris Kilduff Jonathan King Kimberly Klee Kevin Kohlhafer Audra Kortises Paul Landavere Tim Laudeman Sean Legambi Jeff Leslie Initia Lettau Jacob Levasseur Francis Lewis Jon Leslie Joe Lewis Kyle Lowe i Marc Miller Sherry Miller Julie Miller Sandy Miller Larry Miller ‘ichele Miller Scott Miller Dina Lueckert Sharon Lupo Michael Maguire Meghan Maher Ron Malinauskas Lacy Malpas Rou Nancke David Manger Thomas Marshall Jean Martin Ed Matthews Tanya Mattews Kenny Mattson Lisa Maxen Shawn Mayers Vince McCallough Jenny McCuen Holly McGuire Scott Mekias David Merryman Kris Messersmith Chris Michener Michele Middlecamp Eric Miller Joseph Neil Peggy Parker Chrissy Poe 116 William Nelson Kirti Patel Milton Pollock i dle Heather Owens David Peabody Pamela Powell William Miller Gordon Morgan Michael Murphy Suryam Palanki Lisa Pearson Lora Rae Nancy Mitchell Steve Morseberger Davon Muse Michael Palmer Aimee Phoebus Meghan Rainville Allison Montgomery Laura Moxey Tracy Myers Angie Papathakis Francine Piccolino Kurt Rau John Mooney Sharon Munson Steve Neal Kevin Parker Mark Pillsbury Thomas Reed joseph R Remeikis im Rites dtephen Rothenhoefer stacie Russell 3eth Schindhelm Markey Shade Erik Ricasa Holly Robbins Todd Rontson Alex Ryan Susan Schmale William Shifflett Law Sheilia Ridaley Angelina Rodrigez Tim Royal Mike Sabino Kathy Schwarcmann John Shryock Carrie Riley Doug Rogers Cheryl Runkles Noel Sanchez Rochelle Scott Gretchen Shuey Vincent Santymare Bonnie Seibert Atul Sinigh a yOnsViE2£ NRERLEAD® Kelly Sasser Teresa Semmoat Amanda Skyrud Pat Scltalizki Ron Servary Kristen Smith Ly Tanisha Smith Beth Stephen Dietra Thomas Ken Tull Jennifer Webster Kellie Williams Wade Smith Mark Stephen Melissa Thomas Jeff Upman Breton Wescott Lydell Williams Christine Sprecher Joe Stricker Leslie Tidwell Heather Uhlhorn Lisa West Dana Sutton Laura Timmins Rachel Vanderwaart Davis Whitacre Mary Szymanski Sondra Treuth Michael Walrath Joe Whitehair Derek Tan William Tsao Edgar Webb William Wiebking David Taylor Amy Tucker Denise Webster Brenda Williams Sandy Wirth Jacque Wisnauskas Heather Wolters Heather Wood Sarah Wood Valerie Wrisk Dan Yuska Heather Zahn Robert Zellner Joanne Zieba Alan Zlotorzyruski Havin’ Hawatian Fun On April 11th, the Freshman and Sophomore classes sponsored a Spring Luau. Everyone was encouraged to dress Hawaiian, and were greeted with leis at the front door. The band, 41 East, featured Vicki Fitez, a CHS alumna. The night was a success, and was enjoyed by over 200 students. a Sa 7 Freshmen The Freshman under the guidance of advisor William Mouser, co- class, sponsored an Hawaiian Luau with the sophomore class on April 11, 1986. The class lollipop sale in February distributed over 2,000 lollipops to the student body This freshman class was also noted for its spirit and faculty members. year’s in the participation of school activities. Officers: K. Ahmad (V.Pres.), K. Adolphi (Pres.), J. Helt (Sec.), Ki Holland (Treas.) Advisor: W . Mouser Executive Board: M. Walker, M. Kloetzel (not shown: T. Castellano, A. Gartrell, G. Kessler) 124 Melanie Adamitis Kashif Ahmad Robert Baum Amon Boberg Angela Brinker Pat Adelhardt Stephen Altshyler Bradley Baker Chris Bolton Shawn Boer Sonya Brock Kelli Adolphi Magen Aohmon Alex Baldwin Shaye Bennett Keisha Boston Angela Brown Robert Asbury Amy Auxier David Bahlman Kirk Bailey | Carolyn Balton Tammy Barnes Dan Barr Stephanie Batngate Bob Blackburn Anthony Blackwell Aimee Blankenship __ Leif Blomster David Bowling Darren Brady Charmaine Bergh Andy Brent Cathy Brown Timothy Cain Mark Chase Paula Coosan April Davis Angela Dawson Jim Burns Mary Burtnick Chris Busse Shannon Cain | Anthony Castellano Thomas Causey Jim Chalmers Kimberly Glenn Clements Brett Cloyd Cathy Coggins Channell Patrick Crowe Freddy Cullum Margaret Cush Rickie Conrad Deborah Dashields Ronnie Bryant Bruce Cameron Shawn Cichy Cathy Cross Danny Davis Beth Deadmore Nancy Burh Cherry Carter Kristen Clark Becky Crouse Michele Davis Jeni DelNero Alexis Demos Matt Deppe Rebecca Dickerson Jenny Disney Anjanette Doda Lisa Dougherty James Douglas Angilia Dunlop Brian Durham Rose Dyer Michele Ellison Tammy Ennis Lori Estes Charles Evans Lew Evans Charlotte Eyler Timothy Faircloth Jean Farmer Candice Feurer Jeff Fisher Michelle Fittro Tracey Fleischer Matt Foos Don Frantum Mike Frampton John Frey Deborah Friedman Alan Fuhr James Furlough Alicia Gabriel 126 : Way � a at! Kevin Garde Delores Gardner Amy Gartrell Nick Gibson Lauren Gilbert Lisa Gillin Kelley Glenn Lara Graeff Kim Graves Kevin Greene Cheri Hall Scott Hamilton Bobby Hansen Dante Harris Tammy Harris Teresa Havrilla Laura Ha ys Kevin Heck Devin Heckrotte Donna Hedeman Jenny Helt Sarah Herlein Kim Hildebrandt Wayne Hippler Charles Hoffman Charlotte Hoffman Kim Holland Reco Houston Jeannie Hunt Raquel Jackson 127 a� . wy Bobby Kemp , “(i Jennifer Klein 128 Vince Krug Tammy Kerchner Ronald Klenotic Rebecca Kunde Kelly Kerr David Kline Matt Kurinit Bill Jeffries Michael Johnson Mike Junk Virginia Kessler Kimberly Klingmeyer Sam Lumple Adam Johnson Tina Johnson Brian Kappauf Paul Ketterman Melanie Kloetzel Wendy Lawson Chris Johnson Karla Johnston Brenda Keller Tanya King Brent Knoechel Jennifer Lea Jane Johnson Keith Jones Brian Kemble James Kirk Andrew Konizeski Michael Leeca an - ; lacey Leonard ‘ic Lord avid Marks at McCann -nnifer Miller renda Mullen Tracey Leonard Theresa Louis Kenny Mattson Timmy McCulley Scott Miller Carol Myers Wendy Leslie Debbie Lowe Vicki Mayers Jennifer McDonnell Randall Moore Ron Nave Angela Lisle Melissa Mann Mary Beth McCanna Tracie McElroy Montel Moss Danielle Nazelrod Rebecca Milbourne John Mueller Mark O'Donnell Bill Meier Robert Mott Cathleen Neary Amy Menefee Jo Mouser Courtenay O'Connor 129 Scott O'Donnell Shari Oehlers Jenny O'Neill Chandramoha Palankia Chery! Pfeifer William Phelps Kenneth Porter Selena Pratt Gwen Preisinger Susan Price Angelina Puckett Brenda Pullen Matt Ramsey Tracey Readmond Meighan Redman Dan Reedy Joseph Rehmert Melissa Richardson Maryann Richmond Christine Riddle Kim Rider Sean Riley Scott Roark Thomas Rogers Fred Roussey Christine Sachs Vito Sanchez Joann Sanders Diana Sass Dianne Schaub 130 Candi Schleig Jennifer Schmale Wendy Schneider Jay Schwarzmann Lisa Seiber Kim Shalcosky Felicia Shird Chuck Shupe Patricia Sickle Yvette Siddle Lisa Sim Ahbhinita Singh Tina Sipes Dana Skinner Aimee Smith Ken Smith Monica Smith Sandra Smith Tom Smith Steve Stankoski Leslie Stanton Andy Stauffer Jeanie Stauffer Stacey Sprecher Heather Steinacker Tonia Stevens Jeremy Stiffler Chris Stilling David Taylor Peter Taylor Aaron Terrell Jenny Thomas Tawanda Thomas Brigitte Thompson Lance Tiso Jennifer Tracey Michele Trenary Ronald Tsao Ann Turner Pam Turner Mark Valentine Amy Van Horn Kim Van Newkirk Bonnie Volkman Sarah Wagner Tom Wainio Melanie Walker Beth Ward Karin Warner Jenny Wessells Richard Weaver Stefanie Wetheral Fred Whatley Erick White 3 ; ee April Whitehair Charles Whitehead Charles Wieland Justin Wiest hae MA PeI a = Susan Wildes Harry Wilhelm Phillip Williams Kris Willings sw ae oe i � ’ £ Sin $ 2, ; z ¢ ee ¢ a te sey a ., ees a Pay : 6 i Zs eT. ti Lane oO, | ‘ : ¢ : uh beg a a ES ane) = ¥ om Pe rn ey, 5 Glenn Wilson Michele Wilson Ian Winters Laurie Wintersteen Kevin Wood: Rochel Woodland Calvin Wynn Tanya Wynn David York Brian Young Traci Young Treena Zlotorzynski Dawn Zukowski 1ViT1eS Act 134 ivities Act 135 136 ee: Varsity Club Shows How to Party The first dance, sponsored by the Var- sity Club was held on Friday, September 13, 1985. The music was by D K Sound Productions. The money raised at the dance helped to support the Varsity Club Banquet at the end of the year. This was the first time that the new tarp was used to preserve the gym floor. With the tarp, dances other than the Junior Prom were again held in the gym. The Class of 1985 donated one thousand dollars from their cheese and sausage fundraiser, and the SGA donated one thousand dollars toward the purchase of the tarp. With this combined effort, the entire student body benefitted in return- ing the popular CHS dances to the gym. ee = ae ay Highlights of Homecoming This year, the Victory Mix- er Homecoming Dance began a new tradition at CHS. Sponsored by both the SGA and Varsity Club, the dance got spirits soaring for the Varsity Comets football game the following morning. Featured at the dance was the band Apricot Brandy. Between sets, the long awaited names of the Homecoming King, Jay Tan, and Homecoming Queen, Shelly Robbins, were announced. Also announced was the Royal Court, com- posed of two representatives from each grade level. 140 Settling the Score The fourth annual Varsity Club student-faculty volleyball game was held on November 22, 1985. The Varsity Club decided on a different schedule of games because of the good turn out of in- terested players. This year, a freshman- sophomore game was played before the junior-senior teams played the faculty. The night consisted of 11 exciting games. The sophomore girls defeated the freshman girls in 3 games, and the freshman boys defeated the sophomore boys, also in 3 games. The girls’ junior- senior team came out with a first ever win over the faculty women in 2 games. The men then defeated the junior-senior boys’ team in an exciting 3 game match, an un- precedented first for the men. 142 Under the Mistletoe The 1985 Christmas dance was held on Saturday, December 14 and was a tremendous success with over 150 couples in attendance. The band, Invoice, supplied the entertainment for the eve- ning with a variety of songs. Santa Claus and the seasonal decorations of mistletoe and snowflakes aroused the Christmas spirit in everyone. nes aeN Braugh The St. Patrick Day dance, held on March 21, 1986, marked an end to Spirit Week and supposedly the winter season. A few students braved the frigid temperatures outside to show off their beach clothes in the gym. The wide varie- ty of music played kept students on their toes and as flighty as leprechauns. The dance was sponsored by the SGA with music provided by Davis Dee Jays. 146 Fiddler on the Roof Fiddler on the Roof, a musical about Jews forced to leave their home in Russia, was held the weekend of March 13, 14, and 15. Leading a well balanced and very talented cast were Richard Zahn as Tevye and Jennifer Kloetzel as Golde. Directed by Mr. Dougherty and Ms. Ward, Fid- dler proved to be a delight to those watching as well as those performing. toe ACerS 150 151 f J i | Future Business Leaders of America School Store Office Aides Guidance Aides Physical Education Leaders ciety National Honor So Library Aides 153 Sangme a lts: 154 The American Field Service sent two of our students to other countries this past year. Stephanie Wixom, the president of our school A.F.S. Club, visited Chile, and Kelly O’Connor visited Thailand. We also hosted five foreign students: Amaya Irigoyen visited from Spain, Paulo Garcia, Chile; Elisa Cordtz, New Zealand; Valerie Colin, Belgium; and Pia Sierila from Finland. Unfortunately, Elisa’s visit with us was short, but quite pleasant. Several students are looking for- ward to visiting other countries this sum- mer. Susan Petrlik is planning a trip to Brazil; Suzy Cole, Ecuador; and Stephen Hays, Malasia. This year A.F.S. was successful in fundraising with a balloon ascension and sub sale. The sub sale was the more suc- cessful of the two. The foreign language clubs had an enlightening year with guest speakers. The speakers were both returnees from other countries and foreigners. The Inter- national Weekend brought all the Baltimore Area A.F.S. students here to our school. We loved all the visitors, wish them well, and look forward to those visits in the upcoming year. Spanish Club, German Club Pe ie A.F.S., French Club Wixom and Taylor Families Licketts and Stevens Families 155 2 2 O Ee 2 4 Mock Trial It’s Academic Chess Club FANG IU press ey ‘7 t z owning recharge Marble Club Varsity Club COP 157 Stage Crew Theatre Arts I and II Madrigals Symphonic Band 158 Orchestra Ninth Grade Band, Concert Choir Theatre Arts I SG | Social Committee Under the leadership of President Mar- tha Jeffries, the Student Government had a very successful year. One of the ac- tivities which the SGA renewed was the Homecoming Dance, where a_ king, queen, and a royal court were elected from the student body. The group Invoice made the Christmas Dance enjoyable for all who attended. In early spring the spirit of CHS continued to increase until the St. Pat’s Dance, which was held on March 21. CHS also participated in a three school exchange where student council members learned new policies of the council. Election, Service Committees 160 | general assembly SGA n a v 2 S ° ) Y Spirit Committee 161 — Speech and Debate The Speech and Debate Teams, led by Frank Sharp, had a transitional year. Var- sity debate teams faced some partner changes, but continued to compete throughout the year. Jean Martin, Steve Canner, Latonya Dargan, Evan Duverlie, and Bill Stanley were all part of this persevering group. In Novice debate, teams of David York, Laura Hayes, Sarah Wagner, and Sharron Caine kept busy preparing for next year and perfecting the basics. Lincoln-Douglas debators, senior Millie Bentley and junior John Newbrough both qualified local BCFL finals and newcomer Jo Mauser for had quite a few successes. Senior speech competitors Rachel Burchard and Richard Zahn also qualified for finals, and coached Carrie Riley and Christy Black. The team looked forward to state and national competitions in spring, and in-school in the summer. Students in Ed Massey’s speech class this year developed skills which will prepare them for the world of public communication. With the addition of a video camera, students were able to view themselves demonstrating their speaking skills. Thanks to the use of the camera, Mr. students left with a better knowledge of Massey would be sure that his public communication. Debate Debate Speech I and II SELLE sas 164 The Ellipsis staff was very active this year. The staff published a pamphlet, Soundings, before the E ipsis to promote and familiarize people with the literary publication. The E ipsis was recognized as one of the best literary publications in the country. The staff will continue to promote young writers, with Dr. Blankenburg and several writers in the class reading for the Maryland State Poetry Society, and the E ipsis will be available in several local bookstores, in- cluding Louie’s Bookstore Cafe. Ellipsis staff Selene ee eee MI � Night tthe sratgie 165 — The Comet This year’s Comet staff was led by the excellent team of Melanie Cotes, editor- in-chief, and Melanie Case, production editor. The two worked well together and complemented each other’s strengths in bringing the paper together. Also, the Coment had three strong photographers, a much needed addition to the staff. New this year was the Comet’s use of the word processor, which aided them greatly in production of the paper. Despite financial difficulties which forced the staff to charge readers for the paper, the jour- nalists produced a strong newspaper of high quality for the school. The Comet Staff X a RNALISM 167 men CACO All Many changes were made in the Catonian this year, including cover color, the senior section, and many new in- novative layouts inspired by a practically all-new staff. Ms. Sue Tustin was once again the Catonian advisor and did a were wen ey y super job of organizing the inexperienced staff. This inexperience was an advantage, leading to brand new ideas to make the 1986 yearbook one of the best Catonsville has ever had. 168 169 WAY) | : § 3 5 , ; f Pacing to Place This year the boys’ cross country team, coached by Tom Crain, had a very suc- Boys’ Cross Country: Front Row: S. Bees (Mgr.), L. Toso, J. Weist, K. Mattson, M. Sabino, R. Butler, T. Crain (Coach). Back Row: C. Jarrell, M. Chen, P. Woleslagle, V. Svatek, G. Delisle, A. Ryan, E. Duverlie, T. Brocato, B. Woebekking. cessful season. They had a winning season with many returning players. The team finished in the top half in Regionals, qualifying for the State championships where they competed with forty-four other schools. ‘I am very happy about the team’s success this year and I can’t wait ‘til next year,’’ said Coach Crain about this promising team which won't wee’ ( yi a . . rT ts ‘fj be losing any of the top runners, junior me | )o i | ie: Ross Butler and Chris Sabino, a sophomore. Geoffrey Weilert feels the same op- timism for the girls’ cross country team, placing seventh in the Counties. The � MUS hyz ‘Uy at § Au nf team’s two top runners were Becky sod Canner, a senior, and freshman Kristen Clark. Becky just missed second place in Regionals, placed ninth in Counties and placed 10th out of 126 in the State Championships. A ud — CROSS COUNTRY L72 urls’ Cross Country: Front Row: S. Herlein, K. Clark, B. Canner. Back Row: L. Schanken, K. Klee, P. Sierilia, . Stevens, P. Powell (mgr.), G. Wielert (coach). 173 Against the Odds The varsity football team, only looking to win five games this year, had an im- J.V. Football: Front Row: R. Baum, S. Levere, D. Barth, T. Faincloth, B. Knoechel, S. Morsberger, pressive 7-3 season, a real turn-around ‘ba iner, V. Shifflett, D. Tan, J. Schwartzman. Middle Row: C. Michener, J. King, C. Shupe, §, from last season's ie record. Although Hartley, P. Williams, R. Houston, K. Greene, B. Wescott, D. Carey, A. Keene. Back Row: J. opening the season with a defeat at the Lichliter, R. Carter, R. Moore, S. Heasley, D. Cavathas, J. Jenkins, M. Bilger, R. Klenotic, L. hands of the Catoctin Cougars, the team Durant, B. Thomas (coach), E. Bury (coach). fought back and put together the best record since 1973 when the team won the District Championship with an 8-1 record. Coach Reeves believes the key to this year’s success was the maturity of the defense. Coach Bury was impressed with the J.V. team even though they finished the season without a win. Coach Bury believes that if J.V. matures during the off-season, they will give varsity a big boost in future seasons. VARSITY COMETS OPP if Catoctin Lansdowne -Towson FOOTBALL Wogdiawn EVT Towson Overlea Chesapeake Milford Mills Owings Mills 174 bd! a ieiacs—— s arma ceremctaame I rss sity Football: Front Row: T. Flinton,,.D. Anderson, F. Gaither, M. Autr, M. Stephen, N. Athas, M. Tan, rittenden, R. Matastasio, W. Shird, D. Ford. Middle Row: D. Flaherty, C. Ryan, B. Goodman, T. e, M. Black, M. Goodwin. Back Row: G. Edson, J. Leslie (Coach), J. Robinson, $. Brown, J. Greene, J. ker, L. Williams, G. Pilcher, J. Barker, G. Cooper, D. Rogers, D. Trapp, M. Kuehul, C. Heiderman, K. fer, A. Reeves (Coach). 175 176 FIELD HOCKEY Flick Those Sticks JV Hockey: Front Row: J. Delnero, (mgr.), T. Hiebler, H. Wolters, L. Wilt, J. Helt, J. Brinsfield Timmons. Back Row: D. Quinby (coach), L. Davies, L. Gillen, M. Cush, M. Fittro, M. McCar V. Mayers, K. Glenn, S. Cole (mgr.), T. Myers. The Varsity hockey team, full of depth and team spirit, had a successful 5-5 season. Whitney Bury was selected for All-Stars along with Brenda Belensky and Mary Clare Abendschoen, who were also selected for first team All-County while Melissa Hourihan was named _ to Honorable Mention. The JV team, coached by Dennis Quinby, had a strong season with a record of 5-4. The team was supported by the strong efforts of Heather Wolters and Michele Fittro. . ae ma Owings Mills © Milford Mill ; Lansdowne “Hereford “ey Franklin Dulaney BULK OW NWOUW ey aa RR ee Cd ee aera ak ave 1S sity Hockey: Front Row: B. Belensky, M. C. Abendschoen, J. Weinkam, A. Sparks. Middle Row: M. Baressi t.), H. Westbrook, K. Papathanasiou, L. Holland, C. Myers, K. Holland, A. Bayless (Mgr.). Top Row: C. lsh (Coach), L. Prochazka, B. Dingle, J. Miller, M. Jeffries, W. Bury, M. Hourihan, A. Quinto. LZ Shots On Goal The Varsity soccer team had a “‘roller- CO eStCE pcanagt according to coach Ed JV Soccer: Front Row: T. Foley, B. Kemble, D. Blottenberger, N. Gibson, E. Gonder, D. Kline, Massey. Initially, the season was ‘Altshuler. Middle Row: M. Maher (mgr), K. Edson (mgr), D. Bahlman, J. LeVasseur, M. Palmer, frustrating but in the end it was very — Taylor, J. Stiffler, T. Routson. Back Row: C. Pfefer (mgr), G. Jones, T. Castellano, M. Valentine, rewarding. The sweetest moments came Han, A. Singh, P. Landavere, D. Lane (coach). with the defeat of Pikesville, previously undefeated, and a victory over Franklin in the last three seconds of overtime. The players who qualified for First- team All-County were Tim Wess, Trent Wisnauskus, and John Dingle. Wisnauskus and Dingle also made the East West All-Star. The JV team had a great season that was both devastating and rewarding. Their greatest strength was their im- penetrable defense which earned them six shutouts. As coach Dave Lane pointed out, “If you don’t give them (goals) up, you can’t lose.”’ SJ o pe MET. a (Mele, «— SOCCER VARSITY _ COMETS OER 3 Chesapeake VW i Sparrows Point 2 0) Randallstown 2 2 Pikesville 1 0 Owings Mills a 5 Milford Mill 0) 2 Lansdowne 0 11 Hereford 0 2 EVT 3 Franklin 1 JV 4 Chesapeake 0 6 Randallstown 0 Siete | Pikesville 0 tee : Fa sad 2 eae ag ON a ay ¥ 3 Owings Mills 0 oe be alee eel ae Zig ig 7a perce ae eSuite sP N Mal - oR c ad 11 Milford Mill 0 : : re, . ‘ ey ge oy “et ani 6 Lansdowne 0 de Te anbighs rhe ale aE ON oe See 1 Hereford 0 ; = ; 1 Franklin 2 0 EVT 1 178 SRR didn: pi ea COR ete en lle . : ee. Sb eels: i: pudwnenae igde = ke eVeIRgaS ee | — SUSERSSOuGn Sea eeen ee PT s ag 1ST ae oo ER a oe eS “Tagh - wie : srsity Soccer: Front Row: T. Chambers, J. Ordonez, J. Quinto, T. Wess, B. Kouropis, P. Levasseur, B. icchi. Back Row: E. Massey (coach), L. Pillsbury (mgr), P. Garcia, B. Berry, M. Evans, C. Berry, T. ‘isnauskus, K. Valentine, J. Dingle, V. Givens, R. Chizmadia, S. Yuska (mgr), C. Fitzpatrick (mgr.). 179 Injured But Able The ’85 season marked a first in the . tee = JV Soccer: Front Row: M. Burke, A. Lisle, T. Fleischy, T. Young, S. Leonard, C. Cross. Middle Rou Story of girls’ athletics at CHS. The R. Mancke, S. Wagner, B. Volkman, J. Martin, K. Willing. Back Row: K. Adolphi (mgr.), C Varsity level of play was added to the Budd, A. Edinger, A. Tucker, A. Smith, K. Hildenbrandt, J. Wessells, V. Alban (coach), S. Wild: M. Adamitis (mgr.). sport of Girls’ Soccer. Despite a 1-7 seasonal record, Coach Kathy Schuyler believed that the team showed good spirit and worked hard. Injuries plagued the team, and healthy players were faced with the task of adapting to unfamiliar positions of injured players. Three players received honorable mention for the All County Soccer Team. Overall, Coach Schuyler was pleased with the team’s per- formance and looks forward to a healthier team and better season in 86. . eh erat Z The J.V. team had a very successful § re ., WSS aaeet } a i season. With a record of 5-2, they placed — 3rd in the county standings. Although the team consisted mainly of freshmen, fine performances were given by all players of the team. Freshmen Stacey Leonard and Anne Smith were the Com- ets’ leading scorers. The defense was led by strong efforts from freshman goalie Kim Hildebrandt, freshman fullbacks Sarah Wagner and Susan Widdes, and sophomore Cathy Budd. SOCCER VARSITY COMETS OPP Woodlawn Randallstown Pikesville — Lansdowne Hereford Franklin Dulaney ONAW YW Re Ww JV Kenwood Perry Hall Owings Mills Lansdowne Towson Franklin Dulaney SDeFONNWU ORO-NS 180 ee % ae wes Varsity Soccer: Front Row: S. Hayes, A. Vanatta, S. O'Brien, C. Sohn. Middle Row: L. Tidwell (mgr.), M. Day, L. Stepp, A. Clary, D. Houle, H. Zahn, A. Irigoyen, A. Montgomery (mgr.). Back ‘ : ag at Row: D. Stevens, T. Kline, E. King, S. Steibing, S. Adams, H. Walker, K. Schuyler (coach). Ppa” alee ; . mH . = ta . ; y 4 Ne Pier? x thomad OVE. cba eae AS mS s 4 3 BO Pee ek 181 VOLLEYBALL Together The Varsity volleyball team was very successful with an undefeated record in regular season before going on to become Divisional, Regional, and State finalist champions. Each athlete played her own special role by working hard and caring about each other as a team. The team had an excellent season and will continue its success with nine returning players. Jennifer Hoffer and Laure Stiffler were selected to first team All-County, while Laura Chrencik and Beth Straley were selected to second team All-County. Hof- fer and Stiffler were also selected to second and third team _ All-Metro, respectively. The JV team had an equally rewarding season with a trip to the County Cham- pionship. They played well together and worked as a team. According to coaches from other teams, if the JV team had been anywhere but Catonsville, they would have been a varsity team. Milford Mill Lansdowne’ Heteford kk. Klin NONOOCCOSB SG JV Volleyball: Front Row: D. Nazelrod, M. Davis, L. Dougherty. Middle Row: K. Holsey (Mgr.), K. Sasser, N. Barr, K. Williams, C. Runkles, C. Dixon (Mgr.). Back Row: D. Bell, A. Barnstable, §. Russell, M. Johnson, J. Derreth, A. Arnold (Coach). Varsity Volleyball: Front Row: A. Phoebus, L. Stiffler, L. Veliuona, H. Wood, L. Chrencik, B. Straley. Back Row: D. Clem (coach), V. DiVincenzo (mgr.), C. Thompkins, Q. Gaines, J. McCuen, J. Hoffer, J. Evans, S. McLaren, L. Clark (mgr.). 183 Striving Hard for Excellence J.V. Basketball: Front Row: A. Terell, B. Nelson, M. Johnson, V. Willimas, C. Marshall, C. Evar P. Williams Back Row: V. Alban (Coach), J. Miller, J. Shryock, D. Rogers, A. Zlotorzywski, The Varsity basketball team kept up — Austin, L. Williams the Comets’ tradition by playing and striving hard. As usual, the Comet team was short in height, but big in heart. The team did better than expected, making Regionals and_ finishing well. Senior guard Darren Hill led the Comets to the Regionals with his 229 assists, a new school record. The Comets boasted a 17- 8 record and finished second in the region. The J.V. team ignited to a 11-0 start but their hopes were soon extinguished with a five game losing streak. These losses were mainly due to a shooting slump. The J.V. Comets finished strong, ending with an overall record of 14-5. Coach Alban believed that the team played at a disadvantage. This year’s new scedule matched the team against ““AA”’ schools having a greater student popula- tion. The J.V.’s best game was against Milford Mill beating them 55-52. The five J.V. starters will greatly aid varsity’s BASKETBALL prospects next year. a 44 Be 6 gee) 450, 52 Randallstown 40 APs Overlea 46° } COMETS rsity Basketball: Front Row: M. Black, K.Thompson, D. Hill. S. Brown, M. Scott, D. Anderson. Back : F. Yanero (Coach), M. Evans, S. Murphy, K. McKoy, C. Berry, M. Ward, S. Yuska (Mgrs.) 185 Teaming for the Top JV Basketball: Front Row: D. Thomas, K. Williams, S. Russel. Second Row: J. Hunt, C. Anderson, § Leonard. Third Row: (mgr.) M. Davis, L. Dougherty, D. Nazelrod, (mgr.) M. McCanna. Back Row K. Schulyer (coach), K. Shalcosky, K. Hildebranc. The girls’ Varsity Basketball team had an outstanding season. With a regular season record of 19-1, the Comet girls’ were defeated only by Dulaney. Although the team was eliminated from the regional tournament by a crushing defeat by Lansdowne, the team’s overall success was due to the closeness of the team and PME gay SSM -w'Sr. rt the spirit initiated by team leaders, Laure Stiffler and Beth Straley. The JV squad had a very successful season, winning 14 of their 18 games. The long season, which was interrupted by the flu, gave all membe rs time to prove themselves as players, and were consequently awarded ample playing time throughout the season. GIRLS” BASKETBALL Dulaney — Lansdowne Perry Hall Woodlawn Pikesville Lansdowne ovo REBiONalsrrrenene JV Hereford Milford Mill Chesapeake Parkville Loch Raven Dulaney Lansdowne Perry Hall Woodlawn 186 sity Basketball: Front Row: S. McLaren, B. Straley. Second Row: K. bathanassiou, M. Abendschoen. Third Row: L. Chrencik, L. Stiffler, J. Evans, pr.) M. Fittro. Fourth Row: (mgr.) K. Hauf, J. Hoffer, J. McCuen, C. Budd, Quinby (coach). Back Row: (mgrs.) M. McCanna, K. Rider, J. O'Niel. Striding Towards States The Indoor Track team, under the coaching of Ed Bury and Geoff Weilert, had a very successful season. For the boys, Brian Berry went to Regional and State championships for pole vaulting. For the girls, Becky Canner placed 8th in the two-mile at the State championships. Mr. Weilert and Mr. Bury both have an op- timistic outlook for next year. INDOOR TRACK 188 Boys’ Track: Front Row: K. Cichon, R. Butler, V. Svatek, T. Reuling, M. Bilger, J. King. Midd Row: C. Jarrell, J. Fisher, M. Eissle, C. London, K. Matson, M. Junk, G. Kendall. Back Row: | Baker, B. Young, B. Berry, T. Castalano, C. Fisher. 4 | 4 Girls’ Track: Front Row: J. Del Nero, K. Clarke, L. Gillen, G. Shuey, M. Hourihan, K. Holland, K. Smith. Middle Row: T. Myers, P. Hyland, T. Stevens, A. Montgomery, J. Brinsfield, J. Miller. Back Row: J. Miller, T. Carter, S. Herlein, P. Corson, L. Maxen. Against the Odds The Varsity Wrestling team, under the coaching of Earl Deickman, had an average season despite the lack of par- ticipants and enthusiasm. Because of this lack of participation, the team had numerous forfeits giving the opponents at least a 20 point advantage at the start of every match. The team had _ three wrestlers go on to the county tour- naments: Manual Tan, Joe Hagner, and Andy Ryan, who strongly represented Catonsville and coach Deickman in his final season. WRESTLING 190 v E, cates COMETS ep Varsity Wrestling: Front Row: T. Rainville, T. Johnson, J. Kirby, R. Disante. Back Row: E. Deickman, M. Tan, J. Hagner, J. Kim, F. Tan, R. Gardenghi, J. Miller, A. Ryan, D. Capozzi. ae Puttin’ on the Hits The 1986 baseball season was not the greatest in Comet history, but the Varsity team played hard until the very last game, showing Catonsville does have spirit. Plagued by injuries, the Comets ended their season with a 4-14 record, but look forward to a better season next year. The JV baseball team fared better than Varsity with a 9-8 record. According to John Leslie, the JV coach, they were ‘‘a good scrappy team who could play and win against anyone, but a team which was sometimes overmatched in hitting and pitching.”’ VARSITY COMETS . Towson Loch Raven — Landsdowne Parkville Overlea Kenwood - Patapso Loch Raven - Randaliscown- Landsdowne Parkville Dundalk Dundalk, Overlea “Kenwood a Patapsco Suxxu AS MR St te � Franklin EVT Swi Towson © : Loch Raven SO Lansiéwne ra Uae a © ParkWille ? Ay Oveden ; 4 Keni¥od tO. Pacdpsco nage Bulg 0 Loch Rayer 1 Randallstown ; ) 8. 5 Dundalk OAT et a 4 kan sduwnhe 7 2 Bren Parkville 6 BP ge Overiea 12 5 FF Patapsco | 9 OF Franklin % 3 f0 ff ENT 6 ae JV Baseball: Front Row: K. Van NewKirk (mgr.), B. Cameron, M. Murphy, D. Blottenburger, S. Altshuler, T. Read, D. Ballman, T. Zlotorzynsky (mgr.). Back Row: J. Leslie (coach), K. Parker, B. Nelson, J. Brown, D. DeLauro, D. Muse, K. Greene, A. Zlotorzynsky. ¥ oe RR a Ea an te rsity Baseball: Front Row: C. Berry, V. Shifflet, D. Hall, R. Butler. Middle Row: L. Gick (mgr.), P. ‘Devitt, S. Legambi, M. Autry, J. Shryock, B. Sharrer, N. Mitchell (mgr.). Back Row: A. Reeves (coach), Woolfenden, M. Johnson, B. Geppi, J. Clark, P. Brady, N. Athas, C. Pfeiffer (mgr.). 194 LACROSSE Lacrosse Sticks It Out Comet Lacrosse lost talent to the graduated class of ’85, but were deter- mined to prove that they could play with the big boys of Division I. The Comets, having a dismal season with only one win, played on pride. The team was out- matched, but with grim determination, survived a rough season. On the other hand, the JV team had a 5-3 record and has a promising future as an upcoming Varsity team with a strong attack and midfield. Catonsville has a strong team to look forward to in the next few years with many returning experi- enced players. Pikesville EVT Franklin JV Boys Lacrosse: Front Row: A. Konezeski, S. Morseberger, M. Leech, D. Haught, M. Palmer, T. Routson, J. LeVasseur, J. Weist, J. Stiffler. Back Row: D. Cavathas, D. Rogers, C. Marshall, M. Valentine, M. Pillsbury, J. King, D. Hourihan, M. Havrilla, P. Landavere, D. Carey, K. Johnson (coach). Varsity Boys’ Lacrosse: Front Row: C. Gucwa, M. Black, B. Wintersteen, J. Miller, B. Miller, K. Creel, F. Lascoula, T. Wisnauskas, J. Barker, N. Salloway, R. Matastasio, J. Moore. Back Row: L. O'Brien, V. Demos (mgrs), B. Baker, C. Barringer, M. Palmer, P. Levasseur, P. Landavere, T. Baldwin, S. Murphy, K. Kunert, D. Carey, D. Rogers, J. Weist, J. Miller, C. Reisenweber (coach). 195 Get Up, Get Psyched! The girls’ Varsity Lacrosse team JV Lacrosse: Front Row: J. Schmale (mgr.), T. Fleischer (mgr.), S. Hayes, T. Hiebler, V. DiVencen- had a winning season with a 5-4 zo, K. Clarkson, H. Baldwin, D. Schaab, T. McElray, S. Leonard, L. Dougherty. Back Row: M. Mc- Canna (mgr.), K. Schuyler (coach), M. Shade, L. Gillin, A. Tucker, C. Coggins, J. Buchness, J. O'Neill, K. Holland, M. Maher, C. Anderson, K. Hildebrandt, A. Edinger, H. Wolters. record. Although it was a young team, they had strong skills and played well together. Highlighting the season was a tense 15-14 victory over Lansdowne, and a closely fought game against perennially strong Hereford. There were four players chosen for All- County Selections and four players selected to play on the All-Star team. The J.V. lacrosse team had a suc- cessful season with final record of 3-3. Coach Kathy Schuyler felt that the team learned to create open spaces and pass well. They were very well- balanced and unselfish, always looking for the open person. Although disap- pointed that three schools didn’t have J.V. teams, they are looking forward to the coming season. COMETS OPP 1 14 99 Woodlawn Randallstown Hereford — GAY Franklin Dulaney Pikcestie Varsity Lacrosse: Front Row: L. Prochazka, J. Weinkam, M. C. Abendschoen, L. Veliuona, B. Dingle, M. Hourthan, H. Wood, H. Westbrook. Back Row: L. Holland, K. Freeman, J. McCuen, S. Adams, K. Sasser, A. Pheobus, J. Evans, L. Chrencik, L. Wilt, M. Rainville (mgr.) M. Fittro (mgr.). 197 Softball Swings Into Action Comet Softball had two new faces to add to the coaching roster this year. Varsity was coached by newcomer Sue Jameson, a valued addition and very much admired by all with whom she came into contact. Her expert knowledge of the game and Kansas charm made her a welcomed addition to Catonsville. Junior Varsity was coached by Diana Mand. Although coaching was a totally new experience for her, she caught on quickly and her enthusiasm led the season. team to a successful 7-2 21 Glen Burnie 10 Woodlawn — 9 Randallstown 24 Pikesyitle 2. Owings Mills “7 _ Chesapeake — Te Lansdowne Hereford Milford Mill 8 ¢£ Franklin 3 Dulaney “4 JV Softball: Front: L. Heath, D. Mand (Coach). Second Row: C. Crehan, D. Nazelrod, C. Schleig, K Glenn. Back Row: C, Runkles, $. Wildes, N. Barr, T. Boeing, A. Menefee, M. Cush, K. Green, K Holsey, R. Mankee (mgr.), M. Adamitis (mgr.). Yarsity Softball: Front: S. Lupo, K. Brewer. Second Row: J. Miller, B. Belensky, K. Rodgers, A. Sparks. Third ‘ow: S. Jameson (Coach), B. Straley, L. Stiffler, D. Bell, C. Budd, S. Schmale (mgr.). Back: J. Hoffer, S. AcLaren. 199 Getting a Grip on Experience Varsity Tennis: Front Row: S. Herlein, J. Brinsfield, K. Clark, B. Volkman, J. Heck. Back Row; R Talarigo (coach), B. Dixon, J. Cranfill, M. Bilger, M. Chen, T. Foley, J. Carpenter. The Varsity Golf team produced one of the best records they have held in years, losing only two of their seven matches. The successful season allowed team leaders Jake Carrigan and Eric Miller a chance to continue their luck in individual tournaments held at the end of their regular season. The Comets hold high expectations for next year’s season and the many ex- perienced players that will be returning are not worried about fulfilling those hopes. Experience was the goal of the Varsity Tennis team this year. The young team set their minds to gaining experience, as well as strength needed for upcoming seasons. There was much effort put into the Comets’ season, and not without reward. Some members moved onto the Tennis and Golf county championships. Members of the team are also looking forward to meeting the expectations held for them next year. 200 S: H é iN ‘ x i Varsity Golf: K. Rau, S. King, L. Blomster, E. Miller, B. Kouroupis, J. Upman, M. Junk. 201 202 Sprinting for Success Girls’ Outdoor Track: Front Row: J. Miller, T. Carter, L. Maxen. Back Row: P. Hyland, K. Smith, A. Montgomery, G. Shuey, J. Swanson, G. Weilert (Coach). The Boys’ Track team again this year was a success. The team made it to Regionals. Although the team had only one senior, Chip London, coaches Ed Bury and Dave Lane are expecting another excellent team next year with their current outstanding team members. The Girls’ Track team coached by Geoff Weilert, as well as the boy’s team made it to Regionals. Participants Gret- chen Shuey, Peggy Hyland, Kristin Smith, and Jenny Miller were sure to make an outstanding team. Although senior Becky Canner, who placed Sth in two events at Counties has graduated, the team’s success will continue next year. S’ Outdoor Track: Front Row: C. Sabino, J. Fisher, D. Reedy. Middle Row: B. Young, K. Matson, M. Ln t@ ;: C. London, K. Cichon, C. Fisher, E. DuVerlie, C. Jarrell, B. Berry. Back Row: M. Stephen, VV. wat | Le te AEE yn oad t ie a ek, W. Austin, C. Ball, T. Braccato, B. Hansen, S. Roark, O. Michener. La Spee, - A Beat, 203 204 CHEERLEADERS Spirit — Let's Hear It JV Cheerleaders: Front Row: L. Moxey. Second Row: V. Wrisk. Third Row: C. Eitel, A. Meneffee, A Puckett, T. Zlotorzynski. Back Row: M. Middlecamp. Through constant practice and hard work, the cheerleaders improved their style and organization, and were able to lead the school with their spirit in everything from It’s Academic shows to pep rallies to night games at Towson State. Led by Captain Melanie Case and Co-captain WVykki Reichenberg, the squads enthusiastically cheered the teams on to victory. Varsity Cheerleaders: M. Rainville, M. Case, M. Shade, F. Fisher, C. Gooseman, A. Chenoweth, V. Reichenberg. 205 206 SITY CLUB V Awards Banquet The Varsity Club Awards Banquet was held on Tuesday, May 27. Despite a small turnout, the evening was a success. Awards were given to the outstanding Varsity athletes. MVP and Unsung Hero awards were given as well as the Times’ Athlete of the Year and Booster Club Sportsmanship award. The evening was highlighted by guest speaker Baltimore Blast goalie, Keith Van Eron. He encouraged all athletes to continue pushing for a successful future. In a poem, he told everyone, athletes and non-athletes, not to quit. Girls’ Cross Country ee MVP — Becky Canner, Kristin Clar Unsung — Gretchen Shuey, Pia Siert Field Hockey MVP — Brenda Belensky Unsung — Linda Prochazka Girls’ Soccer MVP — Michele Day Unsung — Holly Wa Volleyball - : MVP — Jennifer Hoffer Unsung — Laure Stiffler Boy’ Cross Country MVP.— Mike Sabino Unsung — Ross Butler Foothall ye é MVP'— Myron. Autry, Stanley Brown Unsung — John Leslie ° Boys’ Soccer MVP — John Quinto Unsung — Robert Chizmadia Girls’ Basketball MVP — Jenm McCuen Unsung — Jennifer Hoffer Cheerleading MVP — Melanie Case Unsung — Vykki Reichenburg Girls’ Indoor Track MVP — Becky Canner Unsung — Kristin Smith Boys’ Basketball MVP — Darren Hill Unsung — Steve Murphy Boys’ Indoor Track — MVP — Brian Berry Wresthng — MVP — Joe Hagner Unsung — Tommy Johnson Girls' Lacrosse . 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BELENSKY CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 2007 ROCKWELL AVE. — BALTIMORE, MD. 21228 — 301-747-3581 Dear Jennifer, One more note to say we love you. Keep your loving ways and smiling face. What you are is God’s gift to you; What you become is your gift to God. Love, Mom and Dad Stay in touch with your school through the pages of the Catonsville Times CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’86! from CAPTAIN KENNEDY'S Seafood Deli 614 Old Edmondson Ave. 747-4410 214 Jeannette’s Sea Shore Shoppe OCEAN BLVD. RYE BEACH, N.H. 03871 8049 Main St. 2nd Fi. Suite B Ellicott City, MD 21043 Off: (301) 461-6073 Res: (301) 744-4141 Open To Serve You Tues. thru Fri.: 9 am-7 pm ®@ Sat.: 7:30 am-5 pm Closed Sundays — Mondays — Holidays ROSS’S HAIR CENTER 465-9865 8104 Main St. Ellicott City, MD 21043 oFESSION Ne 7 (301) 252-6336 Churchill Underwriters, Ltd. (INSURANCE — BONDING) 1965 GREENSPRING DRIVE BOB KECK TIMONIUM, MD 21093 A great beginning, perfect ending or pleasant _ interlude in rem Whirlpool e e e e EF historic Ellicott City. FRIGIDAIRE. CLEMENTS APPLIANCE HARDWARE CO., INC. ALL MAKES RADIO TELEVISION REPAIRS RCA TELEVISION SALES FRIGIDAIRE AND WHIRLPOOL SALES 1330 SULPHER SPRING RD. 242-3070 ARBUTUS, MARYLAND 21227 242-5444 Farewell and Thank You Stuffed flounder @ Live entertainment Catonsville High School Gourmet burgers Friday Saturday evenings For 8 Great Years Fresh-dough pizza @ Fireside dining Danish baby-backed ribs @ Outside dining deck Children’s menu (opening early Spring) Good Luck M.C. and the rest of the Tiber Place crowd in future years. 8307 Main St. Ellicott City 465-0070 Don't forget to visit our quaint M D country location in Eldersburg In Private Parking behind the Carrolltowne Mall restaurant enter Hamilton St 781-4816 S ELLICOTT CITY EL DERSBURG Love, _ ee es MAJESTIC Baltimore DC Virginia (301) 525-1700 1-800-841-4900 Suburban Maryland - Toll Free 1-800-352-1447 TODAY’S SCHOOL PORTRAIT... TOMORROW'S FOND MEMORY O CO 2) Z ma Z S = q U KEITH F. LAUER Contractor (301) 342-5817 323 South Regester Street Baltimore, Maryland 21231 MD. H.L.L. 22322 CATONSVILLE SHELL SER VICE 925 FREDERICK ROAD CATONSVILLE, MD. 21228 Phone: 747-3663 Owner Mike Lockett (Class of 1970) CENSORED SURFSHOP 15 Ridge Road 788-BOARDZ KEEP DREAMING DOUG!! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’86 OPENING IN FALL OF ’86 INSEUISTORIC ELLICGOTE CITY ELLICOTT SQUARE EMMETT L. PEAKE SIDNEY KATZ 461-5700 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of ’86 Decorative Linens Collectables Armetale ‘pewter like”’ Jewelry — Old New Miniatures 8101 MAIN STREET ELLIGOTT CITY MD 21043 TONI KATZ 465-5350 217 218 Discounted China, Crystal and Giftware SAVE ON BRAND NAMES EVERY DAY 25% to 60% OFF List Prices Waterford, Lladro, Swarovski, Royal Doulton, Wedgwood, Boehm Wedgewood Runnymeade Wild Strawberry Chinese Flowers Amherst Bianca Kutani Crane Royal Doulton Carlyle Tiber Place Harlow 8307 Main Street Grasmere Jasmine Ellicott City, Maryland (301) 461-7712 Hours: 30% to 50% OFF List Price Mon.-Sat. 10 to 5 Royal Doulton Bunnykins Sunday 12 to4 Wedgwood Peter Rabbit Nurseryware CAP GOWN COMPANY BUILDING SUPPLIES MILLWORK — LUMBER — HARDWARE — TOOLS JOHN S. WILSON CO. ESTABLISHED 1881 BOB HUDSON 747-4600 CHOIR ROBES GRADUATION CAPS GOWNS 741 FREDERICK ROAD LIVESTOCK MARKET ROAD CATONSVILLE, MD. 21228 WEST FRIENDSHIP, MD. 21794 747-4600 2913 GIBBONS AVENUE PHONE BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 21214 (301) 444-7602 442-2400 747-LOCK (5625) Pizzas ® Subs @ Italian Specialties HOUSE OF PISA Catonsville’s Finest CENTURION SAFE LOCK Full Service Locksmith Auto ¢ Home ° Business Emergency Service Pete Margaritis Owner 788-6677 Catonsville, Maryland 21228 788-6728 2 Mellor Ave. STEVE BROWN Catonsville, Md. 21228 Master Locksmith Repairs © Diamonds @ Appraisals A M JEWELERS | Antique (Modern Jewelry 6406 Frederick Road Catonsville, Maryland 21228 (301) 788-4730 PET PEDDLERS 6418 Frederick Road Catonsville, MD 21228 Dog Grooming By Appointment For All Your Pet Tues. thru Sat. 744-2222 And Pet Supplies Sergio Geed-bye CHS (L455 OF 8 eee 219. 220 223 AREY ROU Om 226 ca wid i ee iS é AD iia 228 ¢ ae 1e€S ie od S a 3 U = foe lly, ina And F 235 236 He sure did seem to be ex- citable. (parent) In Tribute and Farewell DTS He’s well-liked by all the students and we'll miss him greatly. (student) Pewee CRE CE nenereoeeee ecweteere rs rerneese Mickey Shannon is a_ great American. (President of the United States) Michael P. Shannon 1986 No one knows how to eat a bologna sandwich like Mickey. (teacher) An exemplary authority figure who never loses his humanity. (teacher) Mr. Shannon cares about students and their future. (student) He was industrious, concerned, and hardworking. (parent) Patrons MISS ME BACK ! KF,AF,SS,SR,JB,HW,MK,SM — I Luv ya — HW KF,AF,SS,SR,JB,HW,LP,JW,MS — SrWk will roll To all my friends who have ever helped me w anything — I appreciated it and love ya all a), Ron — I'll always love you.Jen LP,SR,MS — whatever ya do, be happy and keep smilin. — JW Thanks Mom,Dad,Lou and Mark — Jen AB,LC,KB, and RM at Kendall’s JV sports are more fun! We love you Jen — Mom and Dad Jen — Good luck at WMC — Lou,Mark,Dawn 2 gals above my locker thanx for lumps! DH — Nuty Duty CF — How about that morning! Jammin’ with Earl — Ist pd. I Thes. 4:11-12 The Quiet Life Uncle Frank’s class — 7th pd. Luck and Success — Class of ’86 Hotchkiss — Here I come! Frailty makes the man complete CE — Everything is meaningless C-wrapped around my finger Bestest friends 4-ever Kris and Mel Whew! YL! SARANAC! Comet’s lax and hockey! F: to H with your self-checks! Pass it down to Lulu! Kool-aid! Skate tuff or die dude! Lester rolls! Burger King sucks — OC ’86 I saw your mommy, Merry-go-round. PWH just a little! luv, Margo, Papa, Melser, Gill, Kima, Jen, Hilda, Kimi Good Luck to the Class of ’86 Don and Lee Schatz Lauren — Remember Phil’s song — Su Mis-Nassau: We'll get it right! S A Cru — I love ya’ll — Sue Mart — UVA and Homo Ducks — Sue De — Soul sisters forever — Sue Wil — Porch talks remembered — Luv U Amy — We saw the comet?! Martha JH, MB, JK, MJ — Rugby Queens SS-baby — the good life — porches cats, peace, and tour — MLA — Wil Amy — my door doesn’t lock! Sue Drew — Keep smilin’ always — Sue Yes, KK and DH = TLA Mel and MCA — miss ya, Kit — Luv, Amy SMILE, Te Amo Mateo — Loristeen DC — Thanx 4 the peanuts — LD JB — Thanx 4 being there 4 me — AF Dave — Close 2 U — Iodine (Tris) Goodbye CHS, thanks, Besos — A.I. Secret lovers almost since 5th To Mr. Miller — Love Snufflewhat? There’s got to be more to it than this! Let the good times roll! — Stevie Ray Vaughan Congratulations! Lynne Class of 86 — GOOD LUCK! Lynne — Go for it! Good Luck at JMU — LEP! SPP, LAG, CMF — write to LEP Way to go, Lynne! Love, Dad Now I get the car! Love, Mark Great Green Landshark won't die Mickey Mouse Institute of Fun Office Aides and other special friends: your dreams can come true; believe in yourself as I believe in you. Miss Judy N. LG, SP, KK — Remember Rehobeth — LP SR and KV — You can’t fudge all of life’s labs! Thanx for time shared JS — Like Hey!Tennis anyone — L,SY DS — I’m so embarrassed! 4-3-86,S T — Thanks for 2 yrs. of trust — SY JS — I’ve got a crush on you — SY D — Fairy godmothers live forever Ton,Shel, Jean, Chris,Pia, Val, Katie,Ang,Kelly, Chris, Will, Thanks the surprise worked, Deb Pia Sierila, We love you so much. Thanks for the memories. Shel, Everything will work out. Trust your fairy godmother. Thanks to all my friends for making the Junior Prom the best. Special love and thanks to Drew and Shelley. Luv, Debbie Pia, Congrats, You made it. I'll miss you! Love, Debbie Where are we Schultz? — On the Love Boat Patrons Thanks for your help Mr. Rudd! A Green Limo (polska) I love my two secret admirers. Jenny, Missy, Tonja, Deb, Mom and Dad, Part of me will always be with you. Love, Pia. All of my friends, thanks for a great year. Love always, Pia. Good luck Class of ’87 — Mr. Dougherty I miss my anchor — SRT Pooky, Mick, and the Chipmunks 4 ever KRISTEN KELLER GROW UP Mr. Teddybear. Love ya, Julie “We is the World’ Love, Julie Deb, ’77 Firebirds! Julie Katie, The good times were there and we both were Zar. julie Thanks for being there — CM, CL,KD,MK,JA,BK,NG,AS, HW,KC,NS,MM. Love ya, Julie Love Ya Goody — JS NMofA — Go!!;SKI-N-Pokey — I-Luv-U Kris-N-Ron 4-ever NM of A “86” CHS, I'll miss you all — CL Good-Bye-Bye! — Pam “Yeah sure, right Mom”’ PM — Now sketch that future tree 12 down 4 more, go for it Scott,Are we having fun yet?Tim LAKE WOBEGONE, HERE I COME! Vykki — Geet it girl! — Love,Sandy To MY BUDDY — Kill de wabbit! — SS Drew — Wanna Fudge? — Luv, Your Brown- Eyed Girl Hiya Amaya! Besos,Sandy Hi there Sandy! I toEd you! Bill,cheap? — Just joshin’ — Thanx Pam — Let’s get comfortably numb Peanut butter trees forever NMM of A-86,purple and green forever Angie, I wonder if Mr.C. had long hair!Tim Bryan,Mop.Tim Brendan — You’re cruisin’ — Mickey Bridget and Melissa — This year has been great, I'll miss ya next year. Good luck!I love ya — MC ANGIE LOVES JOEY T — It’s been fun,I love you! — A Did Mr.C. have long hair? Prettyboy 1986 Indian Rock,Fla. 5-30-86 J and A Chem Death — Sodium Octadeconate Matt Loves MC KB — You're my secret lover — MC BD — Hoover,but don’t tell — MC Mr. Vernist L. Faison Now listen MF, MS TF LOVES MA. RAMBO Wahi yal LP Dr. Edward A. J. Hall and Family I-luv-the-electric-armpit — CB BB Sterile G. luvs Snott, H. SR ,I-luv-ya-budy — IHOP rolls, NG “Diesel’’ — Luv Ya! — Tar-Baby P.V. Crew and Red Man Chew SERGEI BUBKA IS GOD Buckaroo loves ya ALL! Rice Evans 6-4-3 Twin Killing Congratulations — Mr. Cipollini Annie and Johnnie Welsh Yeah! Kimmie did it! Luv, Angie Congratulations, Whitney Good Luck Graduating Athletes! Prov. 3:5,6 Mrs. Spring and Mrs. Krauch Good Luck Class of ’86, Mrs. Deas Best of Luck 86 — Ed Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Reeves . Mrs. Janice Meekins Congratulations to the class of 86 — Keith Harmeyer Just wait ’till the class of 88 — Ralph Wood Prov. 3:5,6 Mrs. Spring and Mrs. Krauch Well guys, take care — Mr. Bury Jules, take care! Love, Laure Boom, what’s up wench? Dizzy University of Alaska accepted me,Ter! CF,LP,SP What?PARTY!?! LG Dani G, Good luck w Chuck! LG Hey REV let’s go to the BLOCK J.Dudley Clark — See ya! Joan A. Lehman Good luck class of ’86.AK Rick B. Thank You!!! LG And so you see I’ve come to doubt all that I once held as true t-t-t-talk to me — a wound gets worse when it’s treated with neglect : Holly Walker . i “Melissa Ward Jeni Weinkam Shelley Yuska : Ear STAFF PHO Shelley Yuska : Susie Segall : | Stacey Chrissy ADVISOR Sue Tustin Pat Mahoney | : : = : = -. — - — _ a g ——— = = “ x — = te = ee Ee . - - = sa 7 i. Z fi ; a , = s = ANA Ls — WN SS . _ = = Te = ANG . SAN ’