Centennial High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Ellicott City, MD)

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DEANNA LEAH ZENTGRAF Dee . . . Help! . . . Likes cars, hot summer days, clothes, swim- ming . . . Dislikes getting up early in the morning, being bored, the - FB's . . . Will always remember my sister Kim and all my sen- ior class friends, the Not Ready For Senior Board Members . . . Future plans-college. Drama l,2,3g Bookkeeping Club. --SENIORS NOT PICTURED X WILLIAM BOARMAN WILLIAM O. BOPST, JR. W. SCOTT BRANDT FRANK BROUSE TODD CANTOR LISHA COLEMAN MELINDA DERICK ROBERT EDWARD EICHNER REYNALDO ESTRADA FAWN FIORINI WENDY ANN GILMORE ' GARY GOINS TERREE GRUBB DAVID HAUF KATHY JEAN HILL MICHAEL HUTCHINSON MARK STEVEN KRAMPE VALARIE ANN LONG A JEANETTE MARIE LYNCH JOSEPH MCCUSKER, JR. MICHAEL STEPHEN MCGRAIN BRENDAN MCPADDEN JILLIAN ORTON RICHARD OSSIE GREGORY RALSTON DAVID RUPPERT BRIAN SILL RICHARD z. TAYLOR FLOYD z. THOMAS CATHY LYNN WITTE Seniors 197

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MARIE ELLEN WEBSTER Ree Ree . . . Right! . . . Likes Steve, Keith, reading, traveling . . . Dislikes hard rock, rainy Saturdays . . . Will always re- member my first and last blind date . . . Future plans-Col- lege Park, career as an obstetri- cian. S.G.A. l,2,3,4g Debating l,2g Track l,2g I-l.C.S.C. 3,43 Yearbook 3,43 Class Board 3,43 S.A.C. 1,23 Up the Down Stair- case: Art Crew 33 Spanish Club 43 Human Relations Committee l,2. DENISE EVELYN WRIGHT Niecey . . . More power to you! . . . Likes going to dis- cos, basketball, concerts, soft- ball, rollerskating . . . Dislikes making up snow days, cancelled parties . . . Will always remember Delanie, Bonita, Crystal, Char- maine, Christine, Denise, Jerri, Debbie, Stephanie, Vikki, Lisha, Dawn . . . Future plans-medical school, career as an obstetrician- gynecologist. Literary Magazine: Writing the Alma Mater, Grad- uation. l 96 Seniors J. MICHAEL WALDMAN Michael, Ralph . . . I'm totally serious, the dog ate it! . . . Likes Debbie, S.N.L., Sky, Zeppelin, Skynyrd, guitar, pool, skiing, backpacking, having a good time . . . ,Dislikes grades, Trig class, bucket seats, warm beer, stuck-up girls . . . Will always remember D.L.C., Prom, Fortunato's announcements, Geuder's cats, Van Dusen's Hamlet, Mitchell's essays, 4S.T. M, U.V, N.T, A., Tall-boys . . . Future plans-see the world, enjoy life. ROBERT A. WOLF DOUGLAS T. WESTBY-GIBSON Doug . . . Likes good friends, hard rock,vcolored lights, a few good bottles of wine . . . Dis- likes the System, Sunday Nights, Monday mornings, MG's . . . Will always remember Ellen, .l.L., Kamikaze Huffaker and the Airplane, Christmas at Chris', .loe's Uninc . . . Future plans-taking a year off, college, career in computer program- ming. Cross-country 1,39 Grad- uation 4. - ROSEMARIE IZELLMER t 'MITCHELL GARDNER WEATHERLY Mitch . . . Jackson Brownelf' . . . Likes Opel GT's, Italian food, .lethrow Tull, ELP, sleep, O.C., Florida, money . . . Dis- likes my Opel GT, chicken livers, working at 7 a.m. Sun- day morning, English tests, Bee Gees, K.C. 8: T.S.B .... Will always remember Lawrence's tale of my voluptuous wife alf?CQnt! . . . Future plans- Georgia Tech., aerospace engin- eering, money, Miami . Beach, death. Accepted in Work-Study Program at G.T.g Math -Team: S.G.A. President. LAWRENCE MICHAEL WONG Lawrence . . . ufwith a deep sigh of longingj I need a girl! . . . Likes tape recording, piano music, comely and intelligent girls, risque comments, movies . . . Dislikes the nickname Lar- ry, X-rated movies, school- work, alcohol and cigarettes . . . Will always remember fsee adj . . . Future plans-Johns Hopkins. Editor of Eyrie 3,45 Math Team flop scorerj 3,4g State of MD Distinguished Scholar: Nat. Merit Finalist, Edison Centennial of Light Science Scholar.

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Seniors Feast On Crabs And Mallets banged as seniors tore open their crabs at the Senior Crab Feast, the first event sponsored by the Class of '79 in their last year at Centennial. Held on October 6 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the cafeteria, the Crab Feast was attended by both seniors and faculty members. X The event was organized by the Senior Board in an attempt to bring the Senior Class together for the first time. The percentage of seniors present was small, but spirits were high and a good time was bad by those who attended. The feast was the opening senior event and one of the many traditions that the Class of '79 initiated. ABOVE: Several members of the Senior Class arrived early and helped set up the cafeteria and prepare the crabs. Each ticket en- titled a person to six crabs and one soda. Sam Steen and Jane Beres- ford quickly wrap crabs in newspaper before the first seniors ar- rive. ABOVE, RIGHTI' Full of crabs and good cheer, the spirited seniors who attended the feast gather for a group shot. RIGHT' The photographer catches David Rose serenely eating his crabs and staring thoughtfully into space, an uncharacteristic moment in the jubilant evening. I 98 Crab Feast