Overlea High School - Omega Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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T? The guidance and understanding of class sponsors, Miss Mary Paolini, Miss Carolyn Landers, and Mr. Ed- ward Nordberg, helped Juniors through a hectic and memorable year. Juniors plun ed into a whirlwind gndf' . fix 41... :Alb Guiding the Class of '66 through a spirited and active funior year were President Tony Chroma, Secretary Sharon Stanley, Vice Presi- dent Duzne Kaminslfi, and Treasurer Sharon .l ones. I66 Royal blue, baby blue, and white . . . The roots of education are bitter . . .H Class colors, motto, and their own Pep Rally lingered upon the minds of many Juniors during an eventful week when junior spirit reigned supreme. The week 'grang ini' the exciting 61-65 season for the Class of ,66. The summation of spirit week came when Juniors turned 'gBeatnik for their class party. But Junior spirit did not stop there. They gained second place through avid support of the Ambulance Drive. In December the long-awaited moment when rings could be placed on each Junior,s hand became reality at the Ring Assembly. The Juniors worked feverishly before the dance to complete a gigantic replica of one of Overlezfs proudest symbols-the school ring. But all the memories of work and ex- haustion were replaced by anxiety and pride when they paraded through the ring on their special night. And their pride and joy were carried over in the spring when the Class of ,66 held their Junior Ball. Trials, hard work, cooperation, and understand- ing made the Class of ,66 wiser. As they stood on the threshold of becoming upperclassmen they proved themselves dependable assets to their cher- ished Alma lVlater.,'

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Class of 67 MAKE UP Front Row: .lean Little C10-151, Kathy Bocklage C10-ll, Bonnie Eberwein fl0-l5l, Martha Amereign fl0-ll, Kathy Barnes C10-l5l, Margaret Walker C10-143, Carol Boslic C10-ll. Row 2: Tony Woods llO-111-5, Carolann Cook ll0-l5l Klicliele Cairns 111 mte ral part of Overlea C10-35, Terry Young C10-153, Mike Luger H10-65. Row 3: Sandi Wallace C10-155, Mark Landis fl0-61, Charles Weber 410-145, Mike Smith 110-121, Doug Lewis Q10-63, Jeanne Carden fl0-151. D D ' David Schroeder gazes hesitantly into The Sophomore Steering Committee includes: Front Row: Carolyn Hess, Esther the guidance 0ff,'Cf,, fmrfujjy amid, Givens, Pat Butler, Wennie Robinson, janet Hawkins. Row 2: Dave Shroeder, paling the oufcome of his visit, Barbara Thomas, Barbara Strider, Barbara Lenz, Margaret Nortville, Madeline Napful, Brenda Nathewitclz, Gary Canapp. Row 3: Harry Zalauf, Linda Miller, Carol Rineer, Mike Pfnzzshag Sandi Wallace, Donna lllrlianzara, Linda Schiavo, Joanne Pospisil, Bill Preston, Tanttz Luchhardt, Bob Baker, Fred Hamilton, Peggy Stem. I65

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of spirited activities and classes. .lanies Bart:-nfelter Fred Nl. Basgier Frank Basilone Ken Busta Harry Bauersfeld Cary Beard Larry Behrendt Robert Belbot .leff Belcher Judy Belcher Eric Benkert Steve V. Bennett Debbie Bernard Bob S. Bertrand Donald Bertrand Alan Bethke Richard Betzel Barb Bierman .lanis Bland Angela Bledsoe Peggy Boemmel Tommy Bolick Susan Bosic Betty Bowers Bill Adamo Carol Adams llillllll ,fidkins Jim Aires Terry l.. Akins Steve Allison Kathy Ambrose Jerry Anderson Sue Anderson Moss F. Arnold Bert Aspelmeier Gloria Baer Donna Bailey Brenda Ballard Kathee Banks Class of '66 I67