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

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SRV' ig 5 ,fu wwe t t will il tix Q dl' x wi. YY if ti ,tx TIME TO HIT THE ROAD Driver's Dducation was one of the electives Sophomores were allowed to choose this year. The Driver's Ed- ucation students spent scores of hours on olasswork, simulation, and behind the wheel training. After the course was mastered, it was time to get a Learner's Permit then a license. Finally, it was time for the Sophomores to ask for the car. This was not always easyg their parents had some very original excuses. For example, Kelly Morano said, When I asked my Dad for the car, he said 'not tonight, it's sick. ' 1-an-wi .fff W . . T .Q l jig. ' i we , X ., 6 . 'I' ..-1' F1 Kevin Schindele Mike Schmidt ary b Patricia Scott Angela Sezge Antoinette ay Matt Seitrit Jennie Sellner Joe Shafer Sean Shaw Aaron Shgley Jeanette iegman Gary Singley Theodore Smallwood Danielle Smay Alan Smith Brad Smith Chris Smith Glenn Smith Laura Smith M'ch l S ith i ae m Ray Smith Flegnaldo Smith De orah Snyder Flod Somerville Tina Sorensen Mark Spencer Richard Spratt Brian Stallsmith Paula Stansbury Karen Stewart Nichelle Stewart Selena Stowe Rich Straitt Ernest Stubblelield Ryan Stump Sophomore X 145

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William Molivas Philip Monforte Ri rd M re S r y Juanita Morsberger Gene Mui oy Leslie Murphy Steve Newhouse Kim Ney Robin Nitchman Melissa Nordstrom Lynn Norris Frank Nouvet Susan Novak Dan O'Connell Yo anda Owens Irvin Pagan Mark Parenti Patricia Patterson Robert Pemberton Cedric Peoples William Peoples Kim Perry Kim Pessini Tim Peterson ' orris ' indell Hazel Pinkcett Doug Pitcher James Pitts Lynn Pollard Mamie Porch Michael Preble Dawn Price Staci Price Jennifer Prophet Sharree Pruett Kim Puricelli Brad Quebbeman 144 I Sophomore i wg. ., F 1' . L t In J 3 , ,ii s tr, E .i ,ttltr 911, Sha Scott ago Jeff Richardson Karen Ridgley Brenda Ring Robert Rippee David Rippeto Steve Robinson Michele Rodriguez Teri Rogers Joe Rosenberger Donald Sackett Mahra Sanders Devon Sattenwhite .i 'i'i ' '71 9 - .4 Q B tr ,. be -. ' . L, 2 it , if ax .Eg I K .. K K ,.., R L. N W1 it 'N i F.. L W .T - we--12 . -3- if-ff. 'aff ig X W9 W XM is 753 5! J x 'fa Q g b ttgi it in x ABS: 4 it gg -- ii, .. tt t-if 5? li K to fl 4 . ' if .. .. is fresn-fit-smwas-a,,wa.,,Q ,, ..,. ,... , tt- W,,1t. ,,,e,.: Q , ,k,t ,:.:: i ,ii , L mf- R ,J i - ' ,gg E H 5 H1 Q S ,..:--sy-Q ,L -SJ, Q L . ,K at 'v i H XF - -- -'::: -5- -, ei: it-arrives-1 5. 1-ls-tt --1 t :-.-1-,rss 552 fi . --2-,, V ,-ig,--sy. --

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Laura Supernaw Lisa Surette John Swaffield Mark Swart Sandra Sweatt Claudia Symons Kim Tarason Jay Taylor Mary Taylor Tim Taylor Kevin Terry Patty Tessicini Anthony Thomas Larry Thomas Chris Thompson Donald Thompson Michael Thompson Karen Thorn 0 imity John Tomovcsik Robert Tuc r Clif! y Dino Vergura Carlos Vila Eric Waisner Jeff Walenta Alvin Wallace Rob Wallace Sheila Wampler Jeanice Warren Sandra Watkins DOfIl'ld8 WSYSOD RON WSYSOH 146 X Sophomore SCIENTIFIC SOPHOIVIORE: KEVIN KREUTTEFI All his life, Kevin Kreutter has been interested in Sci- enceg his interest paid off when he won the Na- tional Science Fair in Albuqerque, New Mexico. Kevin's project explained the amoeba's location with- in a cell and took him 7 months to complete. For his winning project in the fair, in which 10 National finalists competed, Kevin received S1000 and a huge trophy. When Kevin was asked how he felt after winning, he replied, 'lit was indescrib- able, it felt great. Q, Ili S 'fx vs K V JNL ' W ,, vb Q v if iii Y IW 'ln .sa . I Qo A if I 'K ki' assi, w as -at N.. I, li., b h . f- - s L I I W K at ,E 53355 it N,