Meade High School - Genesis Yearbook (Fort Meade, MD)

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Creating Lifetime Memories hat did June 10th mean? To the students of Meade Senior High. it meant tan bodies. beaches, vaca- tions. days of work, nights of parties and the first day of freedom. lt was the beginning of the 1983 summer vacation. The summer was only two and a half months long, but that was enough time to create lifetime memories. The best part of my summer was sailing a Hobie Cat at Ocean City. We Brian McWatters. Band camp is the most hectic part of the summer. The best event for me was coming home to relax after camp. W Mr. J. Collins. Spending a week in Ocean City and playing whiffle ball on the beach with the college guys. - Diane Jackson. The most memorable part of my summer was running into a good friend l had not seen for a year. M- Marika Szucs. The thing l remember most about my summer was taking care of other peoples pets when they went on vacation. - Susan Travis. V July fourth fireworks could be seen all over the area. Many students from Meade observed the fireworks at Ft. Meade. V V Coach Mears is getting the football team in shape by an early workout. link ff f lf .ff', if f' ,pf 3 1 tr i--1 -Gp: fi: m h-v.,, A A A 1 ' aff certearrz rstaitirtg abreaiftfrom a only wx' 1 ..1 ing the strrwher A 21. if l 'arm started her slimmer by working nl iii 't L S

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How Do I Get To D449? 5 of school. The upperclassmen who had been through I I the situation many times, went off in search of old , tw friends and new homerooms. For new students and freshmen, however, the first day of school was a fl I completely different experience. Where is the homeroom list? , How do I get to the auditorium? , Where do I go? were some of the many questions on the minds of those students. For some it meant seeing friends that had not been seen since spring, for others there was nothing unusual about the first day forthey had been through it several times before. The tone rings and the students begin to fill the halls. Those students will mark a new beginning for the year ahead. For some it will be their last year in school and important decisions will have to be made. For others it marked the beginning of new experi- ences. - P Students of Meade consult the homeroom list. y V Kim Hebron is helping a new student find her homeroom on the first day of school. P Mike Hicks and Teresa Gort listen to Mr. PeIharn's course instructions for the semester. P A A group of students await the bell on the first day of school. A.. 10 I First Day of School