Pallotti High School - Pallottinian Yearbook (Laurel, MD)

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 Below: John C. Renehan cannot escape the clutches of Mary Beth Haas Right: Playing middle guard guarantees a few bumps and bruises Gutsy tackier Ray Eckert rubs a sore shoulder suffered during the West Nottingham game Bottom: The playing field is not the only place an athlete proves himself Danny Flores. Glenn Moser. Jeff Nicholson, and Dennis Cantwell appreciate the lighter side of Sr. Karen's physics class 2

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Pallottinian 1979 Volume XIX Pallotti High School Laurel, Md. 20810 Table of Contents Introduction ... 1 Faculty... 17 People... 31 Student Life... 71 Sports... 97 Inspiration . . .121 Solicitors. .135

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Below: One place where students sharpen their business skills is Mrs Bogumill's typing class. Here Cathy Brewer pushes for thirty words a minute Bottom Lett: Lisa Schuler and Kevin Coffey enjoy a quiet lunch together Bottom Right: Karen Horn strikes up a conversation with a water hippopotamus In the mindlessness of the daily school routine it is so welcome to step away from the books, the bells and the crush in the halls — and let your mind wander . . . not over sentence dia- gramming, or the periodic table, but over the changes you've seen in your- self over the years. Smiling, a bit self-consciously, you recall the wide-eyed wonder of junior high school. Seven different teachers, new friends, and your own locker! — the ultimate sign of maturity. From that time on, you made every effort to con- trol your emotions — you had grown out of the excitable age. And yet. at unguarded moments you could be seen linking arms with your friends and skipping down the yellow brick road singing, We’re Off to See the Wiz- ard! Through sadness and through joy, through friendship and through soli- tude, you grow; and your years at Pal- lotti form an important part of that growth. Little by little, your branches are reaching out. For. . . 3