Severna Park High School - Embers Yearbook (Severna Park, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 286 of the 1968 volume:

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The football season was in full swing. Homecoming was here before we knew it. The halls were decorated in an effort to promote school spirit. Both the game and the dance were a tremendous success. All too quickly t e festivities came to a close, but the memories will last for er. Bef e knew it Thanksgiving was here, bringing with it our urkey Day Classic, the last game of the season. we returned to school we were confronted with snow hich easily paved the way to the Christmas celebrations. Upon fretuming from Christmas vacation the only thing e membered about school was the good times we had had the Christmas Dance. Unfortunately we were expected to remember much more. It was time for the semester exams. With February came Sweetheart Ball at which the queen and her court reigned as beautifully as ever. Queen Brangomar was the next queen to reign, but she was very wicked. She was Snow White's stepmother in the senior's rendition of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs . The play was designed for the children of the community but it was enjoyed by all. Soon came Easter vacation. We had ten days this year. They were over almost before they had begun. Basket- ball and wrestling had come to an end. Spring evolved with baseball, lacrosse, and track moving into the sports scene. The undergraduates have only next year's courses to con- sider. But for the seniors time is running out. Soon graduation will be over and all we will have from Sevema Park will be the knowledge we have gathered and our memories. Wfazhcf 77702060 v .Z4GLf Kr' 415' 3 MW wi THEME FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION GRADUATES l mr w-1 L ORGANIZATIONS 108 AND ACTIVITIES ' . 21424411 Cfuffafiagfgz, N-1.77 02,0-If 5 C4 04129701162 CY-f04,C,gj QWW4 346572 2:5 211094 To me Q Cfu-facade JQXQA , 1 A ?zfJ9o7J4fH,CL!2g f fc9'7Q,, fd. avec 610921 Nddbgj Q! 5'C 'f- LLC M644 Lfdyfkcgl umK4UQMvuza6wmE5QBTS JQfCL7v7'7L,LM,1 Qi !QCi E .417 - I ? aj -f0l0L.E01,LL,p+f,,, Qqii Zfiu Ci! wfwzw Lf,179MML h471'Cf A4762-fcoufd, . L2f4,Qj -f'lfCfLA,cf A'fc,Q,4,vfLq,9C, ,gzpf y62'41'00C. cifofgfv, '69 Q41 204 UNDERGRADUAQFES 5129453415 7C Q, 54,401 fq - sffffcfifatifdx 6,49 '71, fifduaa dal, I 1 ' bfcfoa- 9 fa fwwc Ugg dw 238 ADVERTISING 5 E Shape implies condition. It suggests the way others look at us and the way we see ourselves. From any point of view We are in top shape. From our faculty and administration, from our courses and clubs, from our hallowed halls' . . . to our students-the heart of our school. Shape implies condition. It sets the stage for our story Severna Park High School '67-'68. -- --- -Y - ,,-- ,rr.s , r,',::.uf -Q- L . . - . I M, ' uf:--EF...M,.,,:1 ,m .. V- ,::.,,,,:ggW'0 m lS f P '-- ' t 42 Q S- 1 :uns . -fl.:-.2....A. 6 gg -F A W A A WTR' ij, ggi. rgbpuunn !:i:-tg pans- ! 4 --ds 1' A,........... ' f ' 'J' if - EW . ,W ,. . . S. A iaa,,..s Mo.,,,s,, New MQ . ..... ' ,,.,. fi r., ., A ..rw-s.f3+Qi1Er?i-Es' -' M S ' to ugigg f,m -' S. - is it ,W , ia: scams S 12? r tm M..w.-. 'W in Km - M-i,w - .Qing-Mfrs 1 1 ...,,, . RSE, ---' - --M l , If ig1..MLl..w s m- . , , . S? a nnum l mam Num' mwsawww f . 211:-rm also 1 ww .N mam mms RSI 5 ! WSW WW ' wi' . ff :gif Milvfzs f I Z' f ff? ww S 34Q'E ll1 .. ' I wwtm f M- iilauwilfmi.QQe - . . ,ff exec: . . - -f.g32-z- ewes -www sumwmagisw ,bww -. N H MWWX fp 5,23 WM Wd . . . and student numbers . . . - 0' , 3 ON? Wfji- Mg 3, we AUTOMATION TAKES OVER . . . , With schedules, courses, and teachers-all numbered. N u X14 44L Zia 12, Q .QOVLO-Kgs? A 'QQ mi 5 yank W4 ff? Zak, it J ffiilwj' Mia i Some of the previously offered courses have been omitted. But their vacancy has been well- filled by our new courses: Distributive Educa- tion, Cooperative Office Education, and the Automated Data Processing Qshownb. Mfjwfivfjljffp Cai Vygwjjfkfffd M'y0f'f9wyL'f0fi6 Vfzfwwdayafi Lwwiffrwfwf dy mmf W ff ,,f.m,mmN Q 1 With the commumty college gone we e ga1 ed many new roo s mcludmg 103' Fo extra dollar yo g t40 mo pages of ye book A nex ii e ha left the new J n1or hlgh eed d t r ' 1 ,M i 2 n 1 Although few announcements can be made over the P.A. system, and the halls must be clear by 3: 15, 'Utsxxxxx ! D I our school spirit is better than ever. X tvs. li. 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I the pause, the uncertainty, the to to can exhaustion W co oo Q cn U1 oo Ofeducafion 2 Q-Q 1 g CA, A: the hopping from innovation N , :animal , 1 to 1fll'1OVat10l'l 3 3 co oo Q oo NJ eliminate A , Juni.- 1 A the indecigion ,- as LD i QI m CAD the self indulgence R eliminate the gap an ,5 LD X 51 G 3 CJ I P CAD IND in mans ability C cn GD 1 i cj CJ1 3 CAI i and command CJ his human and CD CD 1 -Q ck, his physical nature Q3 will you 5' to x Q Q, help Shape QQ abetter 1 Q W Q oo World 3 co oo Q oo Ofcom A Richard A. Barr Q LD I Q QQ Principal 1 -P 3 ua oo Q c.: ... ,fg ca OF S -5 cn oo Q .p. gg NJ ... A Q ENR C0 oo Above ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Burman Cremeans. Mr. Cremeans makes sure that edu- cation, the main purpose of the school is not neglected by the students. At right is Mr. Louis Knox. He is the assistant principal in charge of attendance. xy REQ 05 Y 1 KZ? Xt- .J JN-.aa- S ij, ik CYZQCQQ eff, 15 MW! CAt Righty SUPERVISOR OF INSTRUCTION Mr. Charles White. Mr. White sees that the courses are being taught properly and helps the teachers with any problems they may have conceming materials to be used or methods of instruction. GUIDANCE The guidance counselors help the students with any problems that they have about school. The freshmen are divided among the three counselors. They give them advice on their future in high school and help them to decide what they want from it. The sophomores and juniors go to them with any scheduling problems that they have and the seniors go for advice about college or careers. CLeftD Mr. Stevens is counselor for the junior class. CAboveJ Mr. Metzger is the senior's counselor. CLeftJ Mr. Powell is the sophomore's counselor. SECRETARIAL STAFF 1 . e 'la .xls is ' -, mmm Jvs' 386 Above are Mrs. Yoerger and Mrs. Preston Cseatedj. Mrs. Preston is secretary to Mr. Barr, in the main office. Mrs. Yoerger is the head secretary in the Administrative Office. We--...L 1- .....rsN,,,, ss-ree... Below is Mrs. Gallas. She is one ofthe secretaries in the main office. i iii! 'i ss ' Lfig iillf I At left are Mrs. Fragale, Mrs. Ulrich, and Mrs. Backus, the secretaries in the Administrative Office. Mrs. Ulrich Ccenterb is the school's treasurer. --l, CAFETERIA STAFF 'Q 'Nt K F Q K' - si -X K ., ',-wi:-f, ' f-are 2 it H :F f F .5 , . 1 i .fiii . iff , QS? s y CAFETERIA STAFF Cleft to rightb Mrs. Parsons, Mrs, Bancroft, Mrs. Korzeniewski, Mrs, Dove, Mrs. Fitzroy, Mrs. Suter, Mrs. Gatz, Mrs. Bopst, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Dominick, Mrs, Watkins. 5 'f -t I . an zz They feed the entire school . . . . . . and finally it is time for them to eat lunch. f ART ee: Above Mr. Springer and Kathy Horn work on a huge model of Santa Claus for the Christmas Dance. Above are the Art teachers, Mrs. Bette Helm and Mr. Homer Springer. They help the students with their expression of art. an lr: bm In Art II students work on individual projects. Above is Didi Evangalista working on a painting while the other students are busy with different projects. Students in both Art I and II work on their projects. 1 'k::: LIBRARY Mrs. Oldham, Mrs. Roy, and Mrs. Gibbs maintain an eflicient and smooth running library. Mrs. Oldham is the Head Librarian. Mrs. Roy the Secretary, and Mrs. Gibbs the assistant librarian. Teachers can schedule their classes to come to the library any time to do research and it is available after school for individual study. ..,,,mi-af A W mmf 'xy ,, iw, ,,....-W Mrs. Gibbs helps a teacher with some material. Students study at a near- The student librarians help Mrs. Oldham and Mrs. Gibbs by sorting by table. cards, checking books, and returning books to the shelves. '1'1m1 r-Tl5 l y I so .H 1-7 so l .. . - .37 :S by . W ,,,,..N,,.w,..,.. , ir,..j,sXw--xwsbik is QWLSH ' . L L 5 ,,,. .F ,.,i.ns-La J . fs 5 ?fsSA!'!.!T?!!? In Civics, Freshmen learn about the U.S. Govern- ment. From Mr. Parr fseatedl and Mr. Brown. ' ' -1--on as l,mQ1 A 5 Cleft to rightl Mr. Menikheim, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Horsefield and Mr. Hoage, teach U.S. History to the Juniors. Mr. Smith and Mrs. Horsetield are the advisors to the Student Council. Mrs. Horseiield also teaches P.O.T.C. ees H1 .A+ s.k'!-AS '?un..1 Mr. Tassey Ccenterb is the head of the History Department. He teaches World History with Mrs. Reed and Mrs. McClelland Cshown abovel. He also teaches DRY nil Mr. Hartman Cat rightl and Mr. Leake tbelowj teach P.O.T.C. to the Seniors. Mr. Leake helps in the coaching of the Falcons in football P.O.T.C., Advanced Placement History and is the advisor to the Social Studies Club. Mrs. Reed enthusiastically advises A.F.S. E QMS ,- At Right Cleft to rightj Mr. Leisure and Mr. Sprouse. Mr. Leisure teaches World History and World Geography. He is the advisor of Interclub Council. Mr. Sprouse teaches Eco- nomics, Business Law, and P.O.T.C. After school he gives up his room to those students who like school so much that they stay after for detention. ' X in 5955 9 fi 3? 355 fig? ge V Q z NGLISH ee, ,IVA M-nf ,af-rf e The Senior English Teachersg C Left to right J Miss Gladys Sinicrope, Mrs. Fisher and Miss Rose Sinicrope introduce the seniors to English literature and as they prepare them for college. ,L , il' .wwe W-L., 4 tw' The English Department circulates around Mr. Bowers. He teaches Creative Writing and Critical Reading to those students who are interested in developing an understanding of English. The Impulse staff depends on him, as their advisor, for help with the school literary magazine. Miss Wiest teaches both English and Journalism. She is the advisor to Talon, the school newspaper. Miss Cook, Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Recker and Mr. Everette are the Sophomore English teachers. Miss Cook also teaches Speech and Dramatics and is the able advisor and director for the Dramatics Club. Mrs. Kirk is sponsor for the Majorettes. Wrsfwwgw? The Freshmen are introduced to high school English by Miss Dawson Qseatedj and Mrs. Hoffman. Miss Dawson advises the Cheer- leaders and helps them promote school spirit. CLeft to rightj Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Pace, and Miss Yates. The Junior English teachers explain the essence of our culture through American Literature. MATHEMATICS Mr. Preston Cshown abovel is the head of the Math Department. He teaches College Algebra and Trig. and is the Track and Cross Country coach. QSeated left to rightj Mrs. Holden who teaches Calculus and Fused Geometry, Mrs. Norcross who teaches Algebra I, Mrs. Maas who teaches Geometry, and Mrs. Margaretta Miller who teaches Geometry. Below is Mr. Coyne. He teaches Junior, Senior and Busi- ness Math. The JV football team is very glad to have him for their coach. Mrs. Clayton, Cabove, lefty teaches Algebra II and Geometry. She is also one of the NHS. advisors. Mrs. Eunice Smith tabove rightl teaches Algebra I and II. Machines as those shown above are used in helping to show students the proofs of different problems in math. ff LANGUAGE s PASE UQ. PUERTA ESTA I THE SPANISH DEPARTMENT - CLeft to rightj Miss Hogan, Mrs. Miller, Miss Schuler, Mrs. Mopsik, and Mrs. Snellings. A E Mrs. Miller is the head of the Language Department, the Senior Class Advisor, and the co-advisor with Miss Hogan of the Spanish Club. THE FRENCH DEPARTMENT - fBe1owJ Mr. Roberge, Mrs. Dunn, seated, and Mrs. Wyant. To the right is Mrs. Munzell, our newest staff member. Mr. Kerney is the Latin Department as he is the only one who teaches it. He also teaches World History. QM. SCIENCE The Physics teachers are Mr. Lawson and Mrs. Lovell. Mrs. Lovell is the head of the Science Department. Through the years she has introduced many new courses for those students who are interested in advanced science. AU Hg 191.0 200.63 Sm E 6 u 5 .. 150.35 252.0 157.25 EK 63' Sw ggf cr f ,, 7 r,,,! c , 9 Mplipq QAbove lefty Mr. Lauver teaches Chemistry. At right is Mrs. Calderazzo. She teaches both Chemistry and Chem. Study. fBelowJ Mrs. Siler teaches Advanced Chemistry and Regular Chemistry. She is the Junior Class Advisor. 116,41 ,..1 --'- ' X X A 5. kwin K- X BIOLOGY TEACHERS W Mr. McLaughlin, Miss Gates, Mr. Muller, and Mr. Wentker. The Biology students learn both from the books and from experience by disecting animals in lab. CBelowJ Mr. Moseson teaches Physical Science to the Freshmen. fAboveJ Miss Cooke teaches Biology and Zoology. BUSINESS E535 The Business Department is headed by Mrs. Clemmer fcenterl who teaches Clerical Practice and Office Practice. She also is a sponsor of FBLA. The teachers in the Business Department work to prepare the students for careers in business or for their own use. Also above are, Mrs. Thompson Cat Leftj teaches Stenography and Typing and Mrs. Graf who teaches Business Arithmetic and Personal Typing. Sterner teaches Typing. The students learn up-to-date business methods by working with the computers. . 5 E 2 At left Mrs. Sterner and Mr. Fintzell work with the keypunch machine. Mr. Fintzell teaches Distributive Education I and Record Keeping. Mrs. Q X nl. if Above is Mr. Evans. He teaches Data Processing I and Bookkeeping II. He also maintains the Data Process- ing Lab. if Mrs. Warner, above, teaches Business Arithmetic and is the advisor for the Photog- raphy Club. At left, Qleft to rightj are Mrs. Wilhoit, who teaches Typing I and Cleri- cal Practice, Mr. Butner who teaches bookkeeping, and Miss Wood who teaches Stenography and Typing. PHYSICAL EDUCATION A i mont Q rlteisl The boy's Phys. Ed teachers are Cleft to rightj Mr. Moore, Mr. Young, Mr. Roberts, and Mr. Borland. Mr. Roberts is Director of Severna Park High School. They all coach the different teams and instill good sportsmanship in their ath M ina? Y get EDU915 if 4. uf 3 ,wi ji wi 0' V ' -S' 0!,'-Mui' X. K K . Q X.. K me is ,x Lui.. Qs 4-9, 3 ts ,,, X Qfgpmx' the Athletic letes. The girl's Phys. Ed. teachers are Mrs. Hallmark, Mrs. Turner, and Mrs. Fagg. They sponsor the various GAA activities and encour- age all interested girls to participate in sports outside of class. HOME ECONOMICS X Xx The Home Economics teachers, Mrs. Middleton Cleftj and Mrs. Jefferson, teach the girls about sewing, cooking, childcare, and the many other things that a good homemaker should know. S INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Willis, Cleftl Mr. Ruck, Qcenterl and Mr. Tag frightj are the Industrial Art teachers. MUSIC Wiifl.. Siifvk S 33, 2 a , '33 Mr. Powell has the whole Music department to himself. He teaches Band, Chorus, and is the sponsor of all the bandis activities. SPECIAL EDUCATION efiizea.. 'ww Mr. Kirk fabovel and Mr. Boyle teach Special Education to those students who need special help. Mr. Kirk is the advisor to Key club. Mr. Boyle is the advisor for Senior High Social Committee. AFTER 2:35 a W' vl., , , ,L 91 QQ lv '09 W ,J-0 ' Z, J 5 my Q 4 1 ilk- L'-V 1 i 1 Q ,Q ., ayfmf-uf: 1- Fw - . .,4 .. .sv ws. A A- V 1 -VK I h 7. ' N ' ls. P -Y f .0 r I' V Q ' fl 1, 'A x v A '. x X. xm a s! I 1 -'Q fl-Q Q A' -' - bf 1 4' ' ' . ' ' S.X Y , X, ' 'XM' XV A ,V .MSX .D 'H jd - 22 -5 -' Wvv 'f' wwf ff'-'-TA' gli' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President ...... Joe Welch Secretary ...... Sophie Hruzd Treasurer ...... Nancy Moxley President ...... Kirk Young ROBERT B. ADAMS Bohn . . . likes a certain '50 Ford . . . D.C. . . . quiet :yy when in the company of strangers . . . drummer for Digger and the Wazoos. ROBERT WALKER ADAMS But Mr. Hartman . . . . . . intelligent . . . crazy sense of humor . . . mod clothes . . .going to be a lawyer. Debate Club 2,3g Tempus 3g National Honor Society 4. ,www JUDITH ANNE ALBERT Judy . . . hkes O.C. and Corvettes . . . You Know . . . dislikes freckles . . . plans to go to college or be a secretary. FBLA 3. WILLIAM ALSTON friendly digs huntmg sports cars and girls future in drafting possibly with General Electric SAMUEL C. AMOS III Sam . . . likes water skiing and a certain blonde named Bea . . . plans to study computer programming. BRIAN GREGORY ANDERSON Likes parties and pranks Get all you can motorcycles but not Yamahas . . . AACC. wg 'X KAREN MAE ANDERSON Karen . . . loves McDonald's fish tilets, a certain guy in New York, and anything gold . . . future career in cosmotology. GAA 1,2g FHA 1gPom-pom girls 3,4, Co-captain 3, Captain 45 Inter- club Council 4g Safety Council 4. SUZANNE KAY ANDERSON Sue . . . enjoys parties, skiing, and pizza . . . Hey, guess what, I got a letter! . . . future in secretarial work. Student Council 2g FBLA 4g EMBERS 4, Business Manager 4. THOMAS PAUL ANDERSON JR. Paul . . . Paluchi . . . oh, I've got ajoke! . . . hopes to attend art school. RONALD LEE ARK Ron . . . You're about half smart . . .likes hunting and girls future undecided. STUART WILLIAM ARMIGER Stun . . . I don't know . . . Linda . . .likes people . . . pilot in the A Air Force- L li f 1. RITA LOUISE ARMSTRONG ' Rabbit . . .fish 84 chips and Cape St. Claire . . . Jimmy', . . . Any- dv' body got an extra straw? . . . wants to be a secretary. FBLA 4. V LYNDA JO ARNETT Called toots by a certain guy . . . Have you seen Joey? . . . McDonalds and a certain blue mustang . . . Really? . . . A2C2. Student Council 4. ROBERT LAWRENCE ASH Larry,' . . . tall, . . . quiet with a subtle sense of humor . . .likes all sports . . . Colt fan. . .tennis buff. . . future includes engineering at Johns Hopkins or MIT. TALON 2 3 S orts Editor 2 3' Safety Council l 2,3,4, Lieutennant 5 5 p ' S 3 5 3,43 Key Club 3,4g National Honor Society 3,4g A.A. Co. Science Seminar 3,4g National Merit Finalist, GRETCHEN LOUISE ASHE Likes school and dances . . . five years of perfect attendance . . . plays records constantly . . . wedding bells after graduation. JOHN G. ATKINSON MICHAEL E. ATKINSON Mike . . . hates to walk and spend Saturday nights watching TV . . . plans to attend AZCZ. Stage Crew 3,4. COLLEEN MARY BABINGTON Colleen . . . I'm sorry', . . . likes Snowmen . . . future includes college and a career in writing TALON 3,4g Page Editor 4. CYNTHIA MAE BAGLEY Cindy . . . quiet ,... sincere . . . What cheer are we doing next? . . . likes all summer sports, art, and Bob . . .will attend Maryland Insti- tute of Art or AACC. Student Council l,2,3g Booster Club l,2,3g Pep Club lg J.V. Cheer- leader lg Varsity Cheerleader 4g Spanish Club 35 Librarian 4. LYNNE M. BAKER Lynne . . . Imagine that! . . . likes people, traveling and writing letters . . . dislikes inconsistency and arguing . . .would like to join VISTA. GAA 3. SHEILA SUE BARTH g'Shiela . . . Really! . . .quiet, . . . seen at Harundale Mall working . . . long busy weekends . . . Baltimore . . . wants to be an airline steward- ess. Student Council 2,4g Dramatics Club 2,3,4g National Thespian Society 3,4g FTA 3g Class Activities 4. ELIZABETH SUSAN BAUGH Betsy . . . Huh . . . always seen cheering on the track guys . . . Want to hear something funny? . . . always laughing . . . hopes to attend U. of Maryland or Peabody. Marching Band lgConcert Band l,2,3,4g MMM 2,3g Dramatics Club 1. ROBERT BAUGH ning . . . professes to hate cross-country and long distances but runs them anyway. Cross Country 2,3,4g Indoor Track 2,3,4g Track 2,4.. NANCI J. BAYLES I'm getting my braces off . . . glad to chauffer anyone around . . . '51 Olds with neat seat covers . . . The Bomb . . . Georgetown . . . Can't manage to keep the hair out of her eyes . . . future includes secretarial field. GAA l,2,3,4g FHA 3,4g Safety Council 3,4g Librarian 2,3. Bob . . . trackman Qruns in the familyl . . . likes short distance run- Football 4 JOHN EDGAR BERRY Always laughing . . . Wanna run it'?,' . . . What'S this? . . . great water skiier . . . likes soul music and all sports. ROBERT GEOFFREY BEST Bob . . . Robbie to a certain Junior . . . hkes all water sports and TIMOTHY HARRY BEACHAM Tim . . . Beachnut . . . looking for a good time . . . musically inclined . . .likes Dixieland and Jazz . . . also a passion fm green VW5 ' l l future includes college and a career in mathematics. Safety Council 2,3g Band l,2,3,4, President 4g MMM 2,3,4, Treasurer 3g Interclub Council 4g Marching Band l,2,3,4g Booster Band l,2,3,4g Stage Band 4g National Honor Society 4g A.A. Co. Science Seminar 3. GREGORY VINTON BELSCHNER Greg . . . artistic . . . does ceramics . . . really', . . . likes folk music . . . seminary in future. and get a degree in architecture. 2 3 4' Vice-President 4. a good dance . . . My heart bleeds for you . . . hopes to attend college Wrestling 2,3,4g Baseball 4g AFS 2,3gDramatics Club 2,3,4g Stage Crew CONSTANCE E. BLAKE faith baby . . .wants to be a nurse. Connie . . . Mustangs . . . Cool it . . . college in future. DIANE ELIZABETH BLAKE Pamela . . . Cookie . . .loves chocolate chip cookies . . . Keep the CHARLETT BONNIE BOCK Char , . .always has a smile . . . loves cars, sports and pizza . . . oh, shoot! . . . travel and a secretarial career. FBLA 3,4. LEROY LAWRENCE BOLGER JR. Larry . . . right . . . likes a certain blonde, BSAS and racing old cars . . . Hello derelv . . . AZCZ. Football l,2,3g Fire Brigade l,2. LAMONT WILLIAM BONINI Monty . . . Are you kidding or what? . . . dislikes Hondas at drive- ins . . . hopeful for a career in the Air Force RONALD LEE BOOKER Ron . . . Oh, yeah . . . likes Waterskiing, sports, Fords, though not necessarily in that order . . . plans to go to college and work for the gov- ernment. Cross Country 35 Basketball lgTrack 3,45 AFS 2. 4. ll . i 5' ,V,' L DAVID E. BOULWARE I Bull . . . in a purple hazen . . . likes weekend trips to Canada . . . future at Camegie Tech or Rensselear. Science Club 1,25 Spanish Club 3g Intermurals l,2,3. I' wr' ROBERT LOUIS BOWERS Bob . . . likes electronics and working . . .will go to an electronics school. BONNIE JEAN BRACONE Bon . . . likes Robert Goulet . . . dislikes rainy Fridays . . . Way to go . . . good spirit booster . . . brilliant . . . her brother's car . . . plans to move to New York where she will attend Mt. Saint Mary's . . . iI1terCSted in physical therapy. Student Council l,2,3,4gIntermura1s l,2g Social Committee lg Booster Club 2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4. . JEANNETTE MARIE BRAHM Jenny . . . Oh, really! . . . strawberry-blonde with green eyes energetic worker . . . likes a good sense of humor . . . trusted friend always smiling . . . future includes college and NSA. Dramatics Club lg GAA 2,3g Student Council 3,4, Vice-President 4, Interclub Council 4, President 4, AFS 2,3,4, Cheerleader 3, Intermurals 2 Social Committee 2,3,4g Class Activities 2,3,4. LARRY JAMES BRAUN Goo . . . Really, ah, you're kidding . . . likes intelligent people . . a tall grad . . . sports cars . . . future includes AACC or U. of Baltimore Baseball 2,3,4. BRIAN ALVIN BROSEKER Brian'-' . . . Hey, Girl . . . likes personal freedom and Triumphs.. Puerto Rico and AACC. Wrestling l,2. LAWRENCE R. BUCKINGHAM TALON 4. JANIS ELIZABETH BUMP Weird . . . What are we playing next? . . . hang-up about last name . . . crazy car . . . always laughing . . . college bound. GAA l,2g French Club 2, Marching Band 1,2,3,4g Concert Band 1,2,3, 43 Junior Mental Health 4. JUDY ANN BUNKER j Whoopy-do!,' . . . Are you serious?', . . .likes skiing, bowling, and riding horses . . . Avid Peanuts fan . . . loves cats . . . Hopes to attend W Concord College in West Virginia. GAA 1,2,3g Bowling 2,3,4g Archery 2g Chorus 1,2g Student Librarian 4. 1 I STEPHEN HAROLD BUNKER Steve . . . Bunk . . . resides in Bunker Hill, but an Arnold man at heart! . . . wild times . . . football veteran of SPHS and AFD . . . 'lWhat homework? . . . easy going and calm, unless . . . future plans include being a Physical Education teacher. Fire Brigade l,2g Football 33 Track Team 3. RICHARD ALAN BURKETT Rich,' . . . always liked to sit in room 114 but Je ne sais pas . . . enjoys waterskiing, boating and Fridays . . . That's a bite . . ,plans on attending AACC and U. of Maryland. NANCY RAE BURKHARD Nanc,' . . . likes anything yellow, Otis Redding, University of Maryland . . . dislikes oyster stew . . . That's all!!,' . . . future includes secretarial work or becoming an airline stewardess. Booster Club lg Pep Club lg GAA lgEMBERS 4g Homeroom Vic e - President 2, President 35 FTA 2g FBLA 3,4g Reporter for FBLA 4gOftice Assistant 4g PAULETTE MARGO BURSE Give the drummer some. . . . likes soul music, boys, Roland, sewing, dancing, meeting interesting people . . . is happy to be a senior . . . plans to attend Maryland State College. FBLAg GAA, Bowling, Volleyball, Basketball. CAROL MARIE BROCKMEYER Carol . . . likes TR's, peanut butter Sandwiches, doodling, and cats . . . Woopee!? . . . future plans include college and teaching. Social Committee 4, Class Activities 45 FTA 3,4. g'Larry,' . . . 'Take it easy . . .likes cars . . . future includes college. Iii ' ,ffm ...ga A...t:,,,,, ,ggmwlg .,2,gfff.,.,,!l 5 3 .llfiiiiiiiizx if 1 A . Ttlltlitiii.-K . LAURIE ELIZABETH BURTON Laurie', . . . What's the word I want . . . '? O.C. summers . . . Klasman and Burton, Inc .... Likes food and funnyfhal haljpeople . . . will take college in New England, if you please. FHA lg Dramatics Club lg Majorette 2,3,4. RICHARD LEE BUTLER Rich . . . That ainit no big thing . . . likes hunting, fishing and basketball . . . future undecided. LEE PHILIP CADORETTE Elsie . . . partial to sarcasm in jokes and himself. . . dislikes phonies and his nickname enjoys running one-track mind . . .likes to travel. Cross Country 3,4g Indoor Track 2,4g Track 2,4g TALON 3,43 Im- pulse 4. BRIAN THOMAS CALLAHAN Ca1ahooch . . . there's never a dull moment . . . Hey man . . . always laughing . . . hates Chevies . . .loves sports cars . . . lives for week- ends MGB in future GEORGE JOSEPH CANCERAN Likes hunting and baseball always working on a car job hunting 'rag ,xg ' JOHN EDWARD BENSON CAREY Likes reading and free time . . . Heck, I don't know . . . will always remember Latin . . . plans on college and a military career. Football l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Chorus 1,25 Lacrosse 3 'Q' BRIAN DAVEY CARLIN Chauffeur . . . spends many Saturday nights at Capitol . . . What 3 boat! . . . sailing and Waterskiing . . . often seen in A bad '55 Chevy . . . I feel a cough coming on! . . . slurpee Stlfrench apple . . . AACC. MARILYN ELIZABETH CARRUTHERS Hi . . . loves horseback riding . . . horse expert . . . plans to become a World History teacher. . . AZC2. CATHERINE LINWOOD CARTER Kitty,' . . . always looking for a ggi time . . . road rally . . . g'Sure- . . .Claggett . . . right foxl' ...blonde . . . P.D.P.,' . . . always a friendly Hi! . . . sincere friend of Class of '68 . . . often seen with Deb. AFS 4, GAA I,2,3g Pep Club lg Social Committee 2,3,4g Student Council 4. JOSEPH F. CASTEL Joey . . . partial to Chevys, jazz and girls . . . shades of Herb Alpert . .... music, music, music . . . U. of Maryland. Concert Band l,2,3,4g Intermediate Band l,2g Marching Band l,2,3,4g Dance Band 4. MARLIN FRANCIS CATTERTON if fbi. LAWRENCE ELDEN CAUDILL Larry . . . likes skiing, swimming, hunting, and archery . . . Crazy about Algebra-Trig . . . Hails from New Jersey . . . Girls like his deep brown eyes CHey!D . . . Plans to attend college and perhaps enter finance. Indoor Track 4 WILLIAM FRANCIS CAVEY BilI', . . . quiet, friendly . . . likes cars, boating and swimming . . . engineering at A2C2. 'Ng-f DIANE MARNE CELLY Diane . . . a hard worker . . . likes musical comedies and convertibles . . . dislikes playing the bells in the band and insurance companies. Class President lg Student Council l,2,4gNationa.l Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4, Band 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Dramatics Club 2, MMM 3,4. VINCENT RALPH CHASTANG Buz . . . loves a good time and a good game of pool . . . Home- work?'What homework? . . . quite a comedian . . . Diane . . .likes radio, TV, laughing, talking, and chewing gum . . . future pilot or engineer. f GAYLE YVONNE COATES Cootie . . . likes music, Home Ec., and baseball . . . plans to go to Apex school. vga , VI, ' .. . -, . lfillfi' - .fe , A :rl 'f' i'1' LINDA LEE COATES Lee Lee . . . likes Otis, firebirds, tall guys, and food . . . You ,ve got to be putting me on . . . plans include AZCZ. GAA 3,4. LYNDA DIANA COLIE Diane . . . an Annapolis fan . . . Keep breathing' . . . Buddy. . . loves shrimp, can't stand Monday nights . . . plans to become a pro- fessional writer and get married. IMPULSE 3g Spanish Club 4. PATRICIANN LYNN CONEY at . . .likes snowskung . . . You wouldn t have said it unless you meant it . . . will attend business school and become a secretary. FBLA 4 DIANA MARIE COSTER Di . . . can't stand underclassmen pushing in the halls or the Falcons losing a game . . . Oh! Swift . . . Luv ya . . . Terry . . . a blue Tempest . . . will get married after school GAA I, FTA 2,3, Librarian 4. GAIL ANN CREWS Artistic . . . likes antiques and silent films . . . blue eyes . . . Go Navy . . . plans to attend Maryland Institute or Richmond Professional Institute. CATHERINE LEE CRIST Cathy . . . always seen with the hall tripper . . . likes talking and sincere friends . . . Oh no, are you kidding me? . . . Plans t0 be an airline stewardess with Nancy. Student Council 3, Social Committee 1,43 Dramatics Club lg Booster Club lg Intermural Basketball lg Spanish Club 4. CANDICE ANN CROCKETT Candi . . . lively new addition to SPHS . . . 'LStop itli' . . . can be seen wearing saddle shoes! . . . likes boys, swimming, soul and talking . . . hopes to become an airline stewardess after college. Student Council 4' EMBERS 4 ELLEN MARIE CUMMINGS Big El . . . a student . . . likes art . ., . dislikes crowded lunches Future includes college and a career as an archeologist. Dramatics Club 2,3g NHS 3,4. ROBERT H. CUTHBERTSON Bob . . . Has been known to like the stage . . . Dislik Plans on college and a career in geology. Photography Club 3g Dramatics Club 4g Stage Crew 4. es fickle girls MARGARET PATRICIA CYR Peggy . . . What? . . . Mark . . . interested in AZC2. . . . plans on working at NSA and traveling to England. Homeroom Secretary lg GAAg FBLA 4. 41 '17 BRIAN K. DALY WILLIAM JOSEPH DAVIS oe . . . Dat right . . . always laughing . . . likes C.C. hunting. . . dislikes '50 Chevy's and senior citizens who drive. HARRISON ROGER DAY Roger 'LStucky', likes food nice girls hunting hates irls . . . . . . , , . . . g with mean dispositions . . . Plans to attend Morgan State College and major in Business Administration. J.V. Football' Track RICHARD ALLEN DAY III Rick . . . knows a gigantic skunk very well . . . likes antique cars and sailing . . . dislikes Monday mornings and speed limits . . . Future includes engineering at Maryland. Lacrosse 2,3,4g Safety Council 4g NHS 4. Ginny . . . likes all soul bands and a special soul singer . . . ulove ya mooney . . . will enter the secretarial field. FBLA 3,43 Bowling Club 3,4. Pam . . . Oh, sugar . . .likes horses, VWs and Mustangs . . . A.D.C. . . . AACC. Safety Council 4. VIRGINIA DAY PAMELA ANN DeLORME WALTER DEMPSEY Walt . . . Ah, I'll do it tomorrow . . . good guitarist . . . weak knee walks like an old SL experienced athelete . . . headed for AZCZ. Wrestling l, Football 2,3. ANGELA MARIL DePASQUALE Little Ang . . . Neat! . . . many nights at Jane's . . . Louie . . .lots of clothes . . . likes Javelins . . . You're kidding! . . . plans to attend U. of Maryland to become a counselor. Social Committee 4, AFS 4, Booster Club l,2, Student Council 4, TALON 4- ' KAREN FROST DEPEW Karen . . . always can be found in the Student Council office . . . likes Austin-Healeys and the associations , . . can keep any conversation going . . . dark green MGB . . . career in law at G.W. after U. of Maryland. EMBERS 2,43 AFS 3,43 Social Committee l,2,3,4, Booster Club 1, Student Council 2,4, Secretary 4, Class Secretary 3. CHRISTINE MARION deVISSER l'Chris . . . always seen in dark sunglasses . . . formerly of Glen Burnie . . . Snow White . . . Excuse my French! . . . an asset to the majorette squad . . .likes modeling. . . would like to attend Virginia State or go back to Europe. EMBERS 4, Class Activities 4, TALON 45 Safety Council 4, Interclub Council 4. MICHAEL OTTO DIETZ Mike',. . . hi peasant? . . . likes art . . . unique yellow shirt . . . AACC. Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Majorettes 3,4, Social Committee 3, AFS 2, ROBERT B. DIVEN Bob . . . No lie . . . likes soul . . . Cape Cod . . . plans include Frostburg College with a major in music education. Concert Band 2,3,4g Marching Band 2,3,4g Basketball 2,33 National Thespian Society l,2,3,4g Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Safety Council l,2,3,4, Lieut. 4. MARY LOUISE DOMINICK Oh no! . . . Bruce . . . plans to be a secretary. GAA 1,2gFHA 1. JAMES FRANCIS DONNELLY Jim . . . girls . . . shy? . . . 'gHangloose . . . enjoys music. . .plays in a band? . . . Cool . . . wants to go to medical school. Band 1,2,3,4g Marching Band 2,3,4g French Club 2, President 25 Social Science Club 2,3,4g Key Club 2,3, Treasurer 4g Safety Council 3,4, Lieu- . tennant 4g Dramatics Club l,4g National Honor Society 3,4. JAMES L. DOUGHERTY Jim . . . likes weekends and soul music . . . MGB . . . will go to college. GLORIA LYNN DREES Likes people, but not Monday mornings . . . will go to college and enter nursing. WILLIAM PHILLIP DUNCAN Bill . . . will enter college to study engineering. DENNIS WARREN DUNN Nurd . . . big Denny . . . happy grin and funny blush . . . BIG FELLA . . . likes blondes . . . future at AACC in electronics. MARK CRAIG DURST Oh yea! . . . There ainit no way you can do it', . . . home in Vir- ginia . . . likes all sports . . . Ya gotta hustlei' . . . '67 Chevelle . . . hates stray golf balls . . . future teacher or coach . . . plans to attend Virginia Tech. Basketball 3,4g Key Club 3g National Honor Society 4. TERRY LYNN DUTROW Terry', . . . 'Tm all the time . . . . . . Homecoming Queen. . .knows someone everywhere . . . pretty smile . . . loves to travel, Bermuda and all sports . . . g'Road Rally . . . U. of Maryland for elementary education or occupational therapy. Sweetheart Ball PrincessA2,3g Runner-up Miss Severna Park Contest 2, 4g Cheerleader 3, EMBERS 45 TALON 4, Safety Council 4, Lieutennant 43 AFS 4, Booster Club 2,3g Social Committee l,2,3,4, Vice-President 1, President 4g Spanish Club 3,45 Student Council l,2,3,4g Executive Com- mittee 4g Interclub Council 4g SCAN 4, Jr. Mental Health 4, Vice-President 4, Class Activities Chairman l,2,3,4. NANCY SUE DUVALL Nancy . . . Really!', . . . partial to bus as 128 . . .car accidents, AACC. Dramatics Club 2,3,4g National Thespian Society 3,4g Stage Crew 4. WILLIAM E. DYOTT Bill . . . Nerd . . .likes music and art . . . Goody two shoes . . . dislikes socks and haircuts . . . organist for the Spectres . . . a little slow on Monday mornings from his BIG weekends . . . Maryland Institute of Art. Student Council 4. LESLIE DIANE EGEBERG Lez . . . Hey now look! . . . The Miracles and their tracks . . . nature lover . . . Monday nights . . . claims she can drive . . . will major in education in college. Majorettes l,2,3,4, Head Majorette 4, Social Committee l,4g Booster Club l,2, TALON 2,33 AFS 43 EMBERS 4, Class Activities l,2,3,4g Inter- club Council 4, GAA 2. NEAL GEORGE EITEL Neal . . . has a unique bop to his walk . . . likes Sue and long tele phone conversations . . . always seen driving . . . used to like girls with long hair . . . usually finds a Saturday in the middle of every week. Football 3,4. FREDERICK L. ELLIOTT Fred . . . girls, girls, girls . . . IT,S not Freddie, it's Fred! . Ramblers?l . . . will get a job. CHERYL A. ERWIN Cherri . . . friendly . . . always racing somewhere . . .likes hobbits and cycles . . . Annapolis, her home away from home . . . wants to get an apartment in Annapolis. THEODORE BERNARD FAATZ Teddy . . . handwriting you wouldn't believe . . . How about it? . . . girls and driving . . . stockcar racing. CAROL LEE FABRO Giggles', . . . That did it . . . likes music, a tan VW and a blonde college freshman . . . stenography at NSA or ECAC. National Honor Society 3,4g FBLA 3,4, Historian 4g Safety Council 3, 4g Concert Band 2,3g Marching Band 2,3g Booster Band 23 MMM 3g Li- brarian 4. CAROL LYNN FAIRCHILD Carol,' . . . long red hair . . . drives her own Corvair . . . loves classical music . . . hates contemporary art . . . future includes Western Maryland College. Dramatics Club 3,45 Social Science Club 4. dentistry major. .,,. CAROL FASSETT Caro1', . . . Ask me ifl care . . . partial to Florida and a certain midshipman . . . great accent . . . always smiling . . . college bound, Dramatics Club 2,3,4g National Thespian Society 2,3,4. MARGARET JO FETSCH Peg . . . likes parties and D.C .... 'gYou've got to be kiddinn . . . soul . . . hates the name Margaret! . . . future as a secretary. FBLA 2,3,4, Treasurer 4. RICHARD ALAN FINE Cricket . . . likes his purple Valiant . . . drag racing . . . decent,' . . . Evening Orchid . . . AACC. Stage Crew 4. HELEN MARGARET FISHER Peggy . . . Really!', . . . certain boy . . . future includes AZCZ. MARY ELLEN FIELDS W C Ponce . . . looks like the quiet type until you say some- thing to her . . . plans to study fashion design at Drexel. Dramatics Club 4, Student COUHC11 4, IMPULSE 4. RICHARD EDEN FIFER Rich . . . Oh come on . . .likes Corvettes and boats . . . no special dislikes . . . plans nothing special for the futuren Jerry . . . Herbie . . . quiet type, but dependable . . .enjoys as- tronomy, watersports, cars . . . I like anything my parents hatev . . . oceanography in the future. Eorrmmann . . . likes Gay and a '56 Chevy . . . M.C. and the soul- sations . . . AACC. Baseball 2,3,4. JEROME HERBERT FORREST L. GLEN FORSON DEBORAH JUDITH I RIEDMAN Debbie . . . talkative . . . I'm sorry, but . . . . . . l'You know? . . . studious . . . unpredictable hair length . . . ring, ding, singv . . . nurse's aid . . . often seen working at Arnold Pharmacy. . . L'Oh, I forgot! . . . plans to become a pediatrician. Intermurals l,2g GAA 2,3,4g Bowling Club 3g Dramatics Club 2,3,4g AFS 2,33 YES 3, Public Relations Chairman 3, TALON 3,4, Page Editor 4g EMBERS 4g Student Council 4, Executive Committee 4g SCAN 4, Chairman 4, MASC rep. 4g Rep. for Elks National Youth Leadership Con- test 4. JOANNE LORENE FROMM Jody . . . This is true . . . always seen with Sharon . . .likes folk music and individualism . . . O.C. or Virginia Beach. Dramatics Club 3g Safety Council 3g Social Committee 4g BARBARA ANN IROST g'Barb Holy Terrorsn likes Illinios and the zoo future in cludes AACC and being a stewardess for Pan Am. Social Science Club 3' Chorus 2 3 H-v..W,.,, ROBERTA LYNN GANZ Likes Cokes, red licorice and Slurpees . . . Really . . . Achoooo . . . Bill . . . dislikes sneezing . . . nursing in future. GAA l 2 4' Social Committee l 4 DARLENA GLADYS GARCIA Darlene . . . Yeah, I know . . . likes sports cars and Tyrone friendly and always smiling . . . future begins at Florida U. Intermurals 2,33 EMBERS 43 Social Committee 4. f-qfwnw-bv DONALD EDWARD GARDNER Don . . . You,re kiddin . . . likes math class . . . Air Force future. Wrestling 2,35 Football Trainer 4. SUZANNE Z. GEDANCE Suzie . . . Sue . . . always smiling . . . Wouldn,t you like tobuy a ticket to . . . 'V' . . . We have a dramatics club meeting today . . . always seen onstage, offstage or in room 201 . . . the youngest senior. . . plans to go to college and study dramatics. Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g President 4g Band 1,2,3g Marching Band 2,3g Social Science Club 4g Interclub Council 4, National Thespian Society 2, 3,4g National Honor Society 4. SUSAN KINGSLEY GEIS Sue,' . . . likes sports and music . . . Right! . . . friendly, full oflife always smiling . . . future plans include nursing. GAA l,2,3 g FNA 23 Class Activities 4. HELENA CECELIA GERKIN Stupid . . . likes horseback riding and writing to her boyfriend in Vietnam . . . will work as a secretary and get married someday. hw' BARBARA GERMAN Barb,' . . . Sure!,, . . . cute . . . you can't believe the things she comes up with . . . likes all winter sports . . . Johns Hopkins University. GAA l,2,3,4g Intermurals l,2,3g Student Council 2, AFS 4g Social Committee l,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Spanish Club 4g EMBERS 4. KATHY FRANCES GIDDINGS 'LHey Giddings! . . . likes Lenny, cycles and her guitar. . . Oh yeah You boob! . . . doesn't like the new schedule . . . AACC and educa- tion. EDWIN JAY GLATZEL - Jay . . . Edzel . . . one of the mightiest Falcons . . . dislikes circle runners . . .trooper . . . Edzel punts again! . . . college in future. Football 2,3,4, Captain 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Lacrosse 3, Student Council 1. JOHN CHARLES GORDON John,, . . . That clock's ear1y!,' . . . likes Candy and a certain state cop . . . often seen at Lee's . . . future undecided. DAVID DEAN GOUGHENOUR 'gDave . . . Gough . . . likes sports, motorcycles, and small people . . . AZCQ and data processing. Football 2,33 Student Council 4, Track 3,4g Indoor Track 4. SUSAN CAROL GRABUS Susan . . . Blondy,' . . . likes slurpees and motorcycles . . . dislikes homework and double dates . . . Right! . . . would like to go to Florida and business school. DANA LYNNE GRANT Dane . . . always laughing . . . likes to ride bikes . . . the many nights at Jane's . . . Freeeed! . . . funny . . . good swimmer . . . hopes to attend a liberal arts college in Ohio. Social Committee 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 AFS 4g Student Council 1,3g GAA l,2,3g Intermurals 1,2,3g Booster Club lg National Honor Society 4. FBLA 3,4. AGNES MARY GREB , Ag . . . dislikes King Arthur'?! . . . college in New England. AFS 3g GAA 2,3,4g Bowling Club 2,3. we ww ALEXANDRA ANTONOFF GREEN J Lexy . . . always a hi . . . likes art, being Falcon mascot and long A trips on big ships . . . I can't wait!', . . . Bradley U. Social Committee 3,45 Safety Council 4g Spanish Club 4g Falcon ,H I Nj Q , H I ,Q 543. ' 5,41 L if Mascot 3 ,4. l 'iwwf' Wa? Ney MARY SUSAN GRAUL Susie . . . John . . . likes fast cars . . . into secretraial work. DAWN DIEDRE GRAVELS Dawn . . . likes horses and horse shows . . . What books do we need? . . . Hey Anna! . . . swimmer . . . doesn't care for school . . . Austrailia? . . . to become a secretary. 411 4 ROBERTA LYNN GRIFFITH KAREN MARI GRINDROD Karen , . . likes summers in Annapolis . . . Severn River Bridge lights . . . Descent,, . . . dislikes insincerity . . . future plans include study of X-Ray Technology. PATRICIA HARDY Pat . . . the saying for the year is . . . 'l . . .loves to laugh, travel, sail and talk . . . will always remember the Dramatics Club plays . . . the comic in any crowd . . . hates heights . . . plans to teach. Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g National Thespian Society 3,4g EMBERS 4, Spanish Club 4, Marching Band 3,45 Concert Band 4. JEFFERY ALLAN HARMON - Jeff . . . would like to attend AACC . . . a certain junior. Baseball Manager l,2. KAREN LEE GUMPHREY Karen . . . 'LScratch that one!', . . . loves to play those drums . . . her yellow bug . . . You know? . . . likes art, music, dancing . . . will attend a liberal arts college. CHARLES PETER HAGELGANS Charlie', . . . seen with a girl more often than not . . . Nice one! . . . college and electrical engineering. Intermediate Band 2, Concert Band 3g Marching Band 2,3g Cross Country 4, Key Club 4, National Honor Society 3,4. JO ANN FRANCIS HAHN Jon . . . Can't, I'm late! . . . likes Silver Mustangs . . . favors '67 grads . . . has a different suit for each day of the month . . . career in pathology. Social Committee 4. ANDREW ROBINSON HAMBRIGHT Robbie', . . . That's lifel' . . . likes swimming, boating and bowling, . . . still trying to park his car before school . . . AACC and then U.S. Naval Air Force. Marching Band l,2,3g Concert Band l,2,3g Science Club 1. LESLIE KATHLEEN HANKINS Les . . . likes Friday afternoons, single dating . . . loves O.C. . . . misses Hawaii . . . It must be nice . . . likes to get letters . . . hates making up her mind . . . college in future. IMPULSE 3,4g AFS 3,4g Social Committee 4g National Honor Society 49 MARGARET C. HANZOOK Peggy,' . . . dislikes chewing gum and her middle name . . . modern jazz dancing . . . always sewing . . . housed the senior class float . . . likes snow and skiing . . . plans to attend college and major in Home Ec. GAA l,2,3g Student Council 3g Intermurals 3,4g Social Committee 4. DEBORAH MARY HARRIS Deb . . . 'lThat's close . . . likes raising rabbits, Cobras, and French poodles . . . will go to college and then enter denistry or social work. Vim LAWRENCE AUGUST HARRIS Larry . . . sense of humor . . . athletic, SPHS sports . . . Want to bet? . . . always fools you with that serious look . . . enjoys a good time . . . college in the future. Football 2,3g Wrestling 2,3,4g Track 2,3g Student Council 2. RICHARD RAY HARRIS Richard . . . likes to drive . . . wants a career in baseball. DECA 4. WILLIAM E. HARRISON 'LBill . . . can't stand Mondays . . . to college or the Navy. LINDA SUE HASELTINE Linda . . . Hazel . . . always has a good word for everyone . . . seen working in the office . . . Nalright son . . . also her big brother and pajama parties . . . uneatiei' . . . will attend a liberal arts college. Booster Club 3,4, Sec.-Veep. 43 Social Committee 4g GAA 2g EMBERS 4g Student Council 3g Intermurals 2g Safety Council 4. JEANETT MARIE HAYES Jan . . . No, my eyelashes aren't false! . . . Phil . . . frequent trips to the mountains . . . a nurse or P.E. teacher after college. GAA 3,4gIntermurals4gTALON 4. 4 . 'dv' LINDA JEAN HELLER college in future. Spanish Club 3,43 Student Council 25 EMBERS 4g Social Science Club WILLIAM H. HELMS Billy . . . quiet till asked to speak on something important . . . will go to college. TALON 3. L'Linda,' . . . drives a bashed in Tempest . . . Karen 8L I . . . . . . HARRY ALEXIS HENKEL 'lHerc . . . real comedian . . . likes English and Miss Sinicrope . . . plans include piloting. Wrestling 1. . CONSTANCE ANNE HENNESSEY Connie', . . . loves Delaware . . . short haircut and unique laugh . . . future plans include college. AFS 3,4, Secretary -Treasurer 4g Student Council 4g Librarian 43 Chorus 3,4. NANCY ELIZABETH HENNESSEY Nancy . . . a certain guy up at Md. . . . seen with Les . . . Antny . Oh, let me tell you!', . . . airline stewardess or U. of Maryland Dramatics Club lg Student Council 2g Intermurals lg Social Commit- tee l,2,3,4g TALON 3. GEORGE L. HERLTH George,i . . . likes Cape St. Claire . . . wants to become a fire investi- gator. Fire Brigade 4. Celebrations Calculus Lt WILLIAM W. HERMANN Bill', . . . white Mustang . . . What's this I hear about road rally trophies? . . . a willing and able worker . . .quiet, dependable type . . . plans to study aeronautical engineering in future. Football Manager 3, Key Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4. LAURA ELEANOR HEROLD E1nor . . . likes dancing, soul music, and sewing . . . NSA in future. Bowling Club 2,33 FBLA 3,4. we JO ANNE HIGBY Jo . . . Neat!',. . . petite and blonde . . . a real fan of O.C. vacations and steak . . . quiet . . . college bound to become an elementary school teacher. -V Intermurals l,2,3g Booster Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2g GAA l,2,3g w EMBERS 4g Social Committee 3,4g National Honor Society 4. 14 FREDERICK WILLIAM HILL Bunker . . . Go-'head . . . usually seen with Cochise and Night Train . . . soul music . . . hippy hunter . . . kamikaze squad . . . likes Washington's birthday, snowy roof-tops . . . Bunker-mobiles. Football 3 4' Lacrosse 3. Cheers Corridors BEST DRESSED Gary Shade and Dale Walden MR. AND MISS FALCON Jay Glatzel and Val Jackson D BEST LOOKING Karen Young and Steve Young ROMEO AND JULIET Linda Johns and Robbie Jacob iJ14 - 'Qi' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Walt Konetzka and Jenny Brahm CLASS CLOWNS Tom Horan and Nancy Hennessey MOST LEADERSHIP Kirk Young and Nancy Moxley sr lx 3 iii? In ,4f, Q . 5 . 5 '12 rg.. S S 5 BEST ALL-AROUND Joe Welch and Terry Dutrow MOST TALENTED Bill McKay and Donna Viola g W MOST STUDIOUS Charles Maxson and Barbara Smith ggfmddfiqw ROBERT FRANKLIN HINES Bob . . . 'LHang it up . . . quiet . . . hates to watch his little sisters . . . loves all water sports, especially sailboat racing. . .great skiier . . . tall, nice looking . . . AZCZ. KRISTY ANN HOLLEY Dumas', . . . a new addition to SPHS from California . . . Smile and talk your way out of it! . . . a great like for USNA . . . future includes I ,,,Y, may college in California. Dramatics Club 4. we PAMELA JEAN HOLLYOAK 'Tam' . . . Is her hair really that long?', . . . likes art and LBH's . .. I Plans to attend college. Dramatics Clubg Stage Crew. uw CHRISTINE EVELYN HOLMES Chris', . . . l'Tina . . . sews her own clothes . . . Don't tell mel' . . . crazy over Javelins . . . JAH . . . You,re kidding . . . plans a career in nursing or psychology. Gymnastics lg Jr. Mental Health 4g Drarnatics Club 4g EMBERS 4. rw-iff? Irs . gz-MVN . . I A , y fs - A ' kim .... gkisns I - 5255 f Q A . gg I F ' .i. 5 I . s i' if f mm if 5 . ' I. - . f .. . ES i 'ies-a Characters Contests 9 if f .. CALVIN H. HOOD C.H. . . . Big deal . . ..good musician . . . unique laugh . . .quiet only to strangers . . . likes most bands and his trumpet . . . future will probably include U. of Maryland. Band l,2,3,4g Marching Band 1,2,3,4g Booster Band l,2. THOMAS MICHAEL HORAN Tommy . . . likes happy, friendly people . . . Merci . . . keeps the Spectres in line . . . A2C2 and a career in oceanography. Football 2,3,4g AVA 3,4g Student Council 3,4. RUBY C. HOSKINS JEROME EDGAR HOWARD Turkey . . . true,right, and definitely . . . future at Morgan State to take up ministry. .em ,ly Conferences Cguftghips CORA ELAINE HOWE hardly know what to say . . . college bound. A certain blue Malibu . . . I got to tell you something wants get ajob. FBLA 4. SOPHIA KATHERINE HRUZD Soph' . . . Sr. Sec .... likes soul, folk . . . S.S. . . . a P H ir EMBERS Ig Student Council l,2,3,4g Class Secretary 4 af ' ' wi, t E ga MK PATRICIA LYNN HUGHES ,lzli . ,A,, ,,,i, ' 'Pat . . . likes dancing, horseback riding, and good weekends with X Ray . . . Where's the party this weekend? . . . plans to go into secre- 1 ' L5EV' V , tarial work. 5 gn, ,ELA . , . 'A' ',-f y 'liil ' , , '7'f,?j, V KIRK HUNERLACH , A Kirk . . . Freebies', . . . likes fast cars, boats and girls . . . Camaros. . . . the electric circus . . . will go to U. of Maryland to study ocean- 7', . Z z . ography. fe t get student Council 2g Key curb 35 TALON 3,4. RICHARD WAYNE IAGNEMMO Rich . . . likes a certain Jan . . . Right . . . future includes the Navy and college. 1- MARTIN GEORGE IMBACH Martin . . . likes technical stage . . . future in the Army. Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Stage Manager 3g Librarian 3,4. SARA INEZ IMMLER Sally . . . Yes . . . quiet . . . likes to knit. . .musically inclined . . . likes to work with people . . . interior decorator . . . future includes college. Concert Band l,2,3,4g Marching Band l,2,3,4g Student Council 1,25 Safety Council 1,2,4g Junior Mental Health 3,4, President 4g Interclub Council 4. J. RICHARD JABLIN Rick . . . always looking for a good time. . . interests include hunt- ing, sports, and girls . . . fun-loving . . . sense of humor . . . future undecided. .- 4.4. 1:7 VALERIE ANN JACKSON Val', . . . always planning pep assemblies . . . likes the '67 Mr. Falcon . . . re-re-re-re-retakes . . . O.K., girls, get in line! . . . Road Rallyv. Social Committee l,2,3,4g Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 4g Student Council 3g Interclub Council 43 Booster Club 2,3,4g EMBERS 45 Safety C0UI1Ci1 2,33 Sweethearts Court 3g Homecoming Court 4g National Honor Society 4. vf4q.c..,..,eg, WALTER STEVEN J AC KS ON www 'WY' . ROBERT EVERFTT JACOB JR Robbie . . . Linda . . . future includes ajob. FBLA 3 4 PAUL MICHAEL JACOBSON Spike . . . keeps the class in stiches . . . There s gonna be some stirrin' . . . seen driving a green Olds . . . I can't take it! . . . keeps the football team in line . . . We're gonna go hash it out . . . the bear's sparring partner . . . Have mercyln . . . AACC. Cross Country 3g Indoor Track 3,43 Outdoor Track 3,4. JOHN ARTHUR JARNAGIN Jaun . . . dislikes people misspelling his last name . . .likes sports, girls . . . red VW . . . always willing to help . . . Adios'l . . . U.S. Naval Academy. Student Council 3,43 Spanish Club 3,4g Social Committee 45 Football 3,43 Track 3. WENDY VICTORIA JOHN Wendy . . . All kinds of neat little thingsv . . .likes white VWs, USNA, sailing . . . goes around State Circle in reverse . . . future in veter- inary medicine. Student Council 2,35 Booster Club 2,3g TALON 4' EMBERS 4 LINDA CORDELIA JOHNS DECA 43 Chorus 2. ,,,a,,..,., g'Linda', . . . Robbie . . . be a secretary and get married. GAA l,2g FBLA 3,4. BARBARA JEAN JOHNSON Barb,' . . . k'Jeanie . . . That,s life . . . Bob , . . future undecided. CAROL E. JONES Carol,' . . . likes sports, math, stuffed animals . . . Oh swiftn . . . California . . . let me tell ya . . . to college as a math major. National Honor Society 3,4g Dramatics- Club l,2. HARRY lf. KAUFMAN 'gHarry . . . liacos . . . likes O.C., surfing weekends . . . AACC. LARRY PAUL JOHNSON Larry . . '59 Ford . . . career in industrial engineering. Band 3. LINDA RAE JOHNSON Linda . . . unique laugh . . . Are you kidding me? . . .witty . .. quiet? . . . likes a certain guy . . . 'gReally? . . . always helping someone . . . psychology or R.N. in future. Dramatics Club l,4g GAA l,2g Intermurals lg Junior Mental Health 45 TALON 4g EMBERS 4, FHA 1. DIANE M. JORDAN 'Tinker' . . . Are you kidding . . . likes swimming, dancing, football . . . future in advertisi DECA 4, Historian 4, Phot raphy Club l. SANDRA LEE KENNEDY Sandy,' . . . Tell you later' . . . likes Pa and one who lives ther:- . . . digs spagetti, Florida summer: and water skiing . . , will study. nursing in college. CHRISTINE ELIZABETH KAY l'Chris', . . . likes music, arts, sports . . . Can I borrow some typing paper7' . . . Hey, Ijust typed three words a minutelv . . . headed for college, then teaching. Marching Band 2,3,4, Concert Band 2,3,4, FHA 4. MICHAEL H. KELLY Kelly,' . . . L'What'er we gonna do tonight? . . . likes football games, Pontiacs, and the nightime . . . future includes college. Student Council 3 JOSEPH TIMOTHY KING Tim . . . Cupcake . . . also known as Joe in a certain class. . . tall, blue-eyed blonde . . . unique laugh . . . Ba.h! . . .likes all sports and all girls . . . excels in Lacrosse . . . Do you want to go to a luau'? . . .college bound. Football 3,4g Basketball 3,4g Lacrosse 3, Student Council 4, Social Committee 4. RALPH AVERY KIRCHNER JERI KRISTINE KLASMAN Kristy . . . I've got this neat- :st piece of materialf, . . . groove . . likes Ocean City, sewing and ?at . . . often seen driving a gold :orvair . . . future includes AZCZ, hen University of Maryland. BARBARA KLOPP Quiet . . . uyeahi' . . . likes any water sports, especially skiing . . . surf- boards. . . future includes Anne Arundel Community College . . . mechan- ical engineer. SUSAN JANE KIRST 'gSue . . . likes ice cubes and elephants . . . college - oceanography. Dramatics 2,3,4, FTA 3. MARGARET LELA KNOX Margie . . . talented violinist . . . speaks tluent German . . . likes classical music . . . lime slurpees and driving in Annapolis . . . future at Oberlin College National Honor Society 4. National Merit Finalist. KATHLEEN KAREN KOEGEL Kathy,, K'Keg Lippy' . . . 'KYeah, I know what you mean! . . . likes horses, VW's, onions and Barbara Streisand . . . hope to attend Syracuse University A become medical technologist. Jr. High Social Committee lg GAA 2.31 Sr. Social Committee 3,43 Safety Council 3,4g Homeroom Treasurer 3, Homeroom Vice-President 2g - Intramurals l,2. CAROLYN MONETTE KLINE Carolyn', . . . likes Greg, VW'sl? , . . dislikes long dresses and flirts . . . always with Alice and Lee . . . Boy was I embarrassed . . . will take up nursing at Union Memorial or Maryland General School of Nursing. Homeroom Pres. 4g Turkey Drive 4g Senior High Social Com- mittee 4gvFalcon Fair 3,4. JAMES H. KNIGHT, III Jimmy', . . . Git out ofhere! . . . likes his white mustang and working at Dawson's . . . uuptightl' . . . always smiling . . . future with computers. WALTER ANTHONY KONETZKA Walt . . . Oh yeah? . . . often seen bombing around in a little red Sprite . . . goes for football, history . . . hails from Bloomington C'That's in Indiana! J . . . intensely dislikes newspaper critics . . . most likely to succeed . . . Indiana U. or Washington College. TALON 3 4' Editor-in-Chief 4' Quill 62 Scroll 3 4' Interclub Council 3 4, Student Council 3,4, Key Club 4, National Honor Society 4. KRISTIN C KOOLAGE KARLEEN MARIE KRUMHEUER Philos . . .little white Corvair . . . favorites are football, corvettes, and the Shaperelles . . . Fine'? . . . doesn't like Annapolis . . . AACC. Booster Club 2,3,4, Student Council 2, Safety Council 33 Pho- tography Club 4. CAROLYN LEE LAMOTHE L'C3f01e , , , HI know I,1'll 1316, but . . . . . . likes USNA, Mids . . . college bound to become a reg- istered nurse. GAA 2,3,4g EMBERS 4g Librar- ian 4g Pom-poms 3,43 Captain 3' Safety Council 3,4. a Kris . . . likes scooter pres and Mustangs . . . funny girl . . . always a friendly hi . . . very patient with older people . . . often seen in Annapolis on Saturdays . . . Paul . . . always passing out gum . . . mel work in Annapolis! . . . plans include college AFS 3,4, EMBERS 4, Jr. Mental Health 4, Spanish Club 4. XF SANDRA DIANE LAVOIE Sandy , . . . dislikes being called Sandra . . . favors a '65 grad and Sunday summer lacrosse games . . . sews like a professional . . . Doctor Loveless . . .hates to hear Whaddya need? . . . college bound. Student Council 1,43 AFS 45 Booster Club 1,43 Safety Council 2,3,4, Lieutennant 4g National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4, Social Commit- tee l,4, President 4g Interclub Council l. SCOTT DONELSON LEIDIG 4R CONSTANCE ANN KRUPPA Conni . . . loves hair, water dances . . . hates cold winters . . . U. of Maryland to major in chem- istry. GAA lg Dramatics Club l,3. DALE PATRICIA LARKIN Tuff, . . .likes sports, especi- ally football . . . loves knitting, animals and weekends . . . a certain boy . . . agriculture at Delaware or North Carolina. GAA l,2,3g Safety Council 3,4g Intermurals 1,2,3,4g Social Com- mittee 2,3,4g National Honor Society 4. a DEBRA JUNE MARIA LILEK Debbi . . . Back home in Pensacola . . . likes Florida and sunny days . . . wants to study med- lcine and earn a PHD someday. Student Council l,2,3g Social Committee 4g EMBERS 4g AFS 4g National Honor Society 3,4, Presi- dent 4. SAM JOHN LOVETT Sam . . . kamikaze . . . Ban- zai . . . likes all sports . . . great addition to the Falcons . . . big 73 . . . likes hunting, dislikes hippies . . . usually there in time oftroublel . . . A2C2. JAMES M LEMIEUX Coch1se,' . . . 'Tell it like it is . . . antique cars .. . always smiling . . . Smoky . . .gardener last summer . . . likes ladders, snowy rooftops, and draft . . . wants to attend U.S. Special Forces Flight School. Football 3, Wrestling 2,3,4. WILLIAM ANDREW LEVITT Bill . . . won't build or paint another tloat ever again . . . a friendly guy . . . will go into Mechanical Engineering or Forestry. Student Council 2,4g Safety Council 3,4, Captain 4g Interclub Council 4' AFS 3 4' YES 3' Indoor Track 2g Track 2g Audio-Visual Aids 4. SANDRA YVONNE LITTLE Sandy . . . 'lAre you kidding me? . . . dislikes grammar and roses . . . Doc's little sister . . . AACC then computer programming. DONNA LEE LOWE Dancing, white Mustangs . . . Gordie . . . You know whatl mean? . . . wedding bells in June. Student Council 2,3. JON DOUGLAS LUKE Enjoys dragging his sprint and playing in a band . . . U. of Maryland. LEE ANNE MACEY Lee What s your problem summer in North Carolina likes long phone calls and extra long letters . . . Really? . . . apple-on-a- stick . . . plans to go into nursing at Union Memorial Hospital. M EWS Pep Club 1,2,3g Booster Club l,2,3g Student Council 1,35 Social Com- mittee 4' Senior Class Ways and Means Committee 4' GAA 2. SYLVIA JULIA MADEJ LINDA SUSAN MAHON JANE ELLEN MALDEIS Syl,, . . . likes a certain guy at U. of Mary- Linda . . .likes meeting new people and Janie . . . loves Smokey Robinson, land . . . beautiful hair . . . college in future, making friends . . . likes to enjoy life. . .will Robert, and her sisters . . . usually seen in the teach or counsel at a small college. halls with Cathy . . . future includes college TALON 3,4. and a writing career. DEBORAH SUSAN MANDRELL Debbie . . . always running to a meeting . . . always witty . . . 45d a class period . . . Wayne . . . likes monograms, licorice . . . seen most often with Kitty . . . dislikes moving to Florida, diets and paying tuition . . . star border at Carter's . . . future includes Brower Junior College, Fort Lauderdale. Majorettes l,2g EMBERS l,4g Safety Council 3,4g Booster Club l, 2gPep Club l,2g National Honor So- ciety 3,4g Dramatics Club lg Social Committee 2,3,4gGAA 1,23 Student Council 3,4, Treasurer 4. CHARLES P. MARKEY 1-'i ' ELDIN EUGENE MARSH JR. Timmy . . . g'No lie . . . likes M.C. and Soulsations . . . Wiggles,i . . . college in future. Band 2,3,4. NANCY ELLEN MARTENSEN Nancy . . . l'Hey, guess what . . . little red boat . . . enjoys skiing and sewing . . . makes all her own clothes . . . career in nursing. Social Committee l,4g EMBERS 35 AFS 4. Social Committee l. MICHAEL WARREN MANTZ Mike . . . likes GTOS, the Beach Boys, and trips to D.C .... may go to AZC2. MORGAN E. MARKLIN Outdoor man . . . loves to hunt . . . long hair . . . Yea Dixie . . . Yeah . . . distinct southern a . . .wants to enter the Navy. ccent DEBORAH ANN MARTIN RUTH LOUISE MARTIN WILLIAM BRIAN MARTIN Debbie . . . That is enough . . . Tommy g'Ruth . . . enjoys good music, T.V. and Brian . . . He who laughs last, laughs . . .likes GTOS, dancing, Temptations . . . soul horses . . . wants to be a stenographer. best . . . likes girls . . . Grand Prix racing . . . Wants to work at Goddard Space Center. someday. Gymnastics 1,23 Chorus 2. FRANCIS J. MARZUCCO , Franny . . . That ain't bad! likes funny people. . .dislikes tickle girls . . . plans to teach math at ISPHS in years to come. 3 Wrestling l,2g Student Council 2g Stage Crew 4g Safety Council 4. MICHAEL R. McCARTNEY GAIL JEAN MCCREADY Gail . . . I gotta go to my locker! . . . soul music . . .to work at CHARLES WAYNE MAXSON Charlie . . . always has his homework done . . . That's not fair . . . has the loudest most overwound watch in school. . .likes chess . . . will attend college and start a career in Physics or Engin- eering. NHS 3,43 Chess Club 2,3, Treas- urer 35 Jr. Science and Humanities Sumposium Representative 3g A.A. Co. Science Seminar 3,4. KATHRYN ALICE MCCONKEY Kathy . . . works in Dawson's . . . quiet and sincere . . . likes a cer- tain guy at Clemson U .... plans to attend Towson to become a Spanish teacher FTA 2,3,4, President 3,4g Dra- matics Club 35 Spanish Club 4. NSA ANNE C. MCCRUDEN Anne . . . Oh, you re kidding! . . . a certain guy and a Dodge RT '67 . . .one of the gym buddies. . . plans to attend AZCZ. Volleyball 1 t JOYCE LYNNE McKAY Joyce . . . Hey, fish! . . . Charlie . . . likes swimming, diving, gymnastics, water skiing . . . Where's Bonjor! . . . summer ob- session is the Jill-Joy . . . calls people by their last names. . .hopes to attend college. GAA l,2,3,4g Cheerleader 3g Spanish Club 3, Social Committee 4. MIKE L. MCNEILL Brillo . . . Liacos . . . likes sailing, weekends, Clean living '. . . lead guitar for Wazoos . . .college bound. Lacrosse l,2. .an-...snag JOHN M. MCCULLOUGH ALAN DALE MCGILLIVRAY Al . . . 'Arch . . . likes long hair Cin the winterj and Rambler station wagons . . . time for a tasteycaken . . . mod clothes . . . doesnit believe in haircuts . . . sense of humor . . . wild trumpet . . . plans to go to college and major in oceanography. Concert Band 2,3,4g Marching Band l,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Spanish Club 4. DAVID MICHAEL MERRIAM Dave', . . . not in this life . . . sailing, skiing, and all water sports . . . Big deal . . . Maryland Maritime Engineers School. JEANNE MARIE MEUSEL Dislikes people that call her Jean . . . AACC, then on for a teacher's degree. GAA 1,2,3,4, Publicity Chairman 3g Bowling Club 1,2,3, Secretary 3g Intermurals l,2g Pom-pom girl 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Co-Captian-Secretary 4. WILLIAM COLE McKAY Bill . . . L'The warped Society . . . likes rock 'n' roll . . . talented artist, forever drawing something . . . organist for the Pallbearers . . . charter breakfast club member . . . college and then commercial art. Dramatics Club lg Cross Country 2,3,4g Indoor Track 2,3,4, Track 2g TALON 4, Key Club 3,4. MARC MICHAEL MEILLEUR Marc . . . Not that again! . . . dislikes long hair on boys a.nd short hair on girls . . . on to Roches- ter, MIT or Comell. Dramatics Club 2,3g Chess Club 3, Photography Club 1,2g Pep Club 3. WAYNE ALAN MITCHELL Wayne . . .likes a certain Mad- son college freshman . . . AACC md Aeronautics in future. Stage Crew 3,4, President 4g Dramatics Club 2,3,4g VOICE OF PHE FALCONS 4. WILLIAM ROGER MOORE Bill,' . . . likes Bud, tall blondes, md skiing . . . Decent! . . . AACC md data processing. New JAMES FREDERICK MILLS JR. Rick . . . You dirty old man . . . 31 for our Falcons . . .likes all sports and green bugs . . . hunter . . . W21f6rSkiier. Football l,3,4g Track lg Class Vice-President 2g Student Council 3g Social Committee 4. RAYMOND NELSON MITCHELL Ray . . . No lie . . .likes parties and dances . . .never seen with the same girl twice . . . always laughing . . . funny . . . dislikes restrictions. Interact Club 2,3,4. varsity' 6 E. CORDELL MOBERG Dell . . . doesn't answer to his first name . . . Hey man . . . rock hound . . . likes football and base- ball . . . plans to attend AZCZ. MARK A. MORGAN KATHLEEN IDA MORELL Kathy . . . sincere . . . likes the class of '68 . . . road rally . . . always smiling and waving . . . what would our yearbook be without her? . . . college in future. Booster Club l,2g Dramatics Club lg Social Committee 3,4g EMBERS 3,4, Executive Editor 45 AFS 4g Interclub Council 43 National Honor Society 4. JOSEPH CHARLES MORIN Skip . . . You don't know where it's at . . . Mick Jagger fan. . . great singer . . . Spectres . . . plays guitar like its a toy . . .believer in the individual and long hair . . . future instructor in the field of art. Band 2,3. MAUREEN JUNE MORRIS Good Lord! . . .likes band, lunch, and cute guys . . . always laughing . . . contacts . . . dislikes Better Paragraphs . . . plans include U. of Mary- land and probably nursing. q Dramatics Club l,4g AFS 2,3g Band l,2,3,4g Marching Band 2,3,4g IMPULSE 4g GAA 2g Bowling Club l,2. ,wx JOHN RUSSELL MUIR John . . . college in future. Spanish Club 3g Safety Council 4. GAIL LOUISE MULLINS Does anybody have a piece of gum? . . . waitress . . . likes Cali- fornia. . .always laughing. . .future includes AACC and Califomia. SHARRON KAYE MORRIS Kaye . . . likes shorthand . . . plans to work for the government. Chorus 1,25 FBLA 2,3,4, President 4g Interclub Council 4g National Honor Society 3,4. NANCY JEAN MOXLEY Nanny goatl' . . . hard worker . . . loves all sports and all animals- especially Whisper . . . always eating . . . Moxley and Dutrow always to- Class Treasurer l,2,3,4g Spanish Club 3,4g Social Committee 45 Sweet- gether . . . special likes include Bernie-Big l5 . . . future as a nurse heart Ball Princess 23 Homeroom officer 2,3,4g J.V. Cheerleader 3. DEBORAH L. MYERS MARY MARTHA MYERS Molly . . . Mol . . . road rally champ . . . nose wiggles when she laughs . . .candy corn . . .looks forward to Monday nights . . . pink rollers . . . plans to attend college and major in psychology. AFS 4g TALON 2,3g Banner Girl 2g GAA 2,3,4, Vice-President 3g Gymnastics l,2g Intermurals l,2,3,4g Jr. Mental Health 4g Booster Club 1, 2g Social Committee 1,2,3,4g Treasurer 4g EMBERS 4g National Honor Society 4. SHEILA JOAN MULLENAX 'LShe . . . likes motorcycles swimming, her little old rebelv . . future as an airline stewardess. FBLA 3,4. PAULA LEE MYATT Paula . . . Fm embarrassed! . . . distinctive laugh . . . unique wave . . . likes art class and ice cream . . . future plans include U. of Maryland. GAA lg FHA 25 Spanish Club 3g Jr. Mental Health 4. DONNA LEE NELSON Donna . . . likes a certain mid- shipman and raising chickens in zo ology class . . . always smiling . . sm drives a station wagon?! . . college and a career in real estate or animal husbandry. Student Council lg Chorus' 2 Dramatics Club 2g Tri-Hi-Y 3 Booster Band 1,2g Concert Band 2 3,4g Marching Band l,2,3,4. WILLIAM DAVID NEWKIRK Dave . . . Newk . . . another track nut . . . often seen sliding around corners in his Volvo . . . I have an idea for a road rally . . . . . . digs the Mamas Sc Papas . . . I don't have time, I'm behind in A.P. . . . cheerleads the track teams . . . turquois sweatshirt . . . known for his carpentry in Chartwell . . . Western Maryland College. Cross Country 3,4g Indoor Track 3, Track 2,3 ,4g Key Club 2,3,4g Ex- ecutive Advisor 4g National Honor Society 3,4. x x CHERYL ANN NASH Cheryl . . . Oh Joe! . . . loves the class of '68 , , , sewing, football, long weekends and the summer . . . Yeah no. 84' . . . sincere . . . hard worker . . . future includes a career in nursing at Syracuse or U. of Maryland. Student Council 3, AFS 4, EMBERS 4, TALON 4, Jr. Mental Health 4g Falcon Mascot 4, Social Committee 4. BARBARA ANN NEILSON Kitten . . . Hey! Wait for me! . . . Donnie . . . likes friendly people . . . plans to attend beauty school. Kwan, DONALD ANDREW NEUMANN Don . . . Good enoughv .. . likes cars and girls . . . M.S.N. . . . plans to attend AACC. Concert Band 2,3,4g Marching Band 2,3,4g Drum Major 4. JANET MARIE NIEDERBERGER Janet . . . likes camping and art. . . is a very enthusiastic painter- likes red . . . likes physics. . . U. of Maryland. Librarian 35 AFS 3,45 National Honor Society 4. PATRICK MICHAEL NITSCHE GAIL LOUISE NORCROSS Gail . . . Don t worry about it . . . likes traveling, sewing, cooking . . . college bound for a career in engineering or archaeology. FTA 3, Red Cross 4. . 1- . LESLIE CAROL NUNNALLY Crashl' . . . f'Phyllis . . .is going to be a cheerleader when she grows up . . . after lunch with Hennessey . . . Are you ready for this? . . . J.P .... Sue, I had another accident! Gymnastics l,2,3g GAA l,2,3,4g Cheerleader 2,3,4, Secretary 3,45 Social Committee l,2,3,4g Booster Club 1,2,3,4g EMBERS 4g Dramatics Club 4g AFS 4gIntermurals l,2,3,4. MEREDITH ANNE NYE Mere,' . . . freckles and friendly . . Ah-C,mon! . . . beautiful hair . . . Guess what? .. .dances hap- pily through life. . . often seen in the Falcon suit. . .Jenny 8L Meridith ... Hey! Are you 1 f from Ohio, too? AFS 2,3,4, President 4g Booster Club 35 Girls' State 33 Falcon Mas- cot 3,4g Spanish Club 3,4g Social Committee 4g Student Council 43 Executive Committee 4g Interclub Council 4g Safety Council 45 SCAN 4g MASC Convention 4. GEOFFREY C. NORCROSS JefF' . . . always smiling . . . likes airplanes, American and English motorcycles . . . can be seen at McDona1d's all the time, working, eating, working. GEORGE WILLIAM NORFOLK Bill . . . likes girls, sports, cars . . . AACC or Armed Forces. DON ROGER OLSON Don . . . doesnt like working till three in the morning. Baseball Manager lg Band 1,2,3,4. KERRY ELLEN O,NEILL Ker . . . Heh, yea! . . .likes the senior class and its president . . . artistic . . . New England accent . . . likes to sew . . . can be seen up on a ladder by the bulletin board . . .Kirk .. .5 43 ...future includes the field of art. Booster Club 33 Social Committee 3,4g AFS 3,4g EMBERS 4g Student Council 4g Falcon Mascot 4g Homecoming Court 4g Lacrosse Scorekeeper 3,4. JOHN A. NYE John,' . . . Is that right?,' . . likes water sports, bowling, sport cars, girls . . . dislikes Ft. Meade an homework . . . AACC. Chess Club 3. REGINA FLORA ODEN Gina . . . you're kidding . . dislikes little people . . . nice t everyone . . . well liked . . . the fu ure holds college for home econo ics or teaching. FTA 2g GAA 2,3,4g FHA 4 Spanish Club 4. Q23 KEVIN BARRY O'REGAN ransfer from Wayne High in Dayton Kevin . . . That ain't bad . . . t Ohio . . . likes music . . . Air Force and then U. of Maryland. Wrestling l DECA 2 3 Treasurer 3 l l LOUISE VIOLA PACK Lou . . . What'? Where? How? . . .likes dancing, boys, and drawing . dislikes trouble . . . future undecided. CORINNE AGNES PAINTER Corinne . . . likes traveling . . . people . . . That's life . . . Oh yea?', . . . dislikes lab glasses . . . U. of Maryland. Spanish Club 3. DIANNA LYNN OUTLAND Dianna . . . artistic . . . U.S. Coast Guard and Larry . . . AACC to become an elementary school teacher VRF? JAMES FRANKLIN PATTON Ill Jim . . . dedicated writer . . . The breakfast club meeting is now called to order - BANGV' from Q house . . . college bound. Cross Country 3,45 Indoor Track 3,4g Track 3,45 IMPULSE 4g TALON 4, Page Editor 4' Key Club 3 4' Latin Club 2 3 4 President 3 4 . . . nutty distance runner . . . drives to school CHRISTINE SUSAN PAGE Chris . . . Pocahontas . . Jean's sidekick . . . likes sailing, skiing, and Smokey Robinson . . . Now where's Jean? . . . Goin' to the park? . . . college and a career in fashion designing. Spanish Club 4g EMBERS 4. IRIS R. PARFITT VERONICA DIANE PAWLIK likes dogs, bookkeeping, sewing and reading . . . plans to enter Strayer College. Chorus l,2g FBLA 2,3,4, Vice-President 4 Ronnie . . . ELIZABETH RUTH PECK Betty . . . to go to secretarial school. CHERYL ANN PEGUES Cheryl . . . Well how 'bout that! . . . likes Dale and having a good time . . . future undecided. GAA 3,4. SHARON MARIE PERRY Sharon . . . good writer . . .willing worker . . f'0h, Yeah? - - . avid Smothers Brothers fan . . .loves Star Treck . . . Sorry . . . plans to study drama and English, hopes to enter the field of dramatics. Dramatics Club 2,3,4g National Thespian Society 3,4g IMPULSE 3,4. Prose Editor 43 TALON 4g National Honor Society 3,4. DAVID JAMES POPPISH Known as Davish', to a certain person . . . likes all sports, pizza . . . can't stand liver or homework . . . future plans unknown. Nam if HENRY E. POSKO Henry . . . today . . . enjoys tennis and playing guitar . . . S.C. a great pumpkin hunter . . . U. of Maryland and a career in law. EMBERS 4g TALON 4g Social Committee 4. SUSAN ELIZABETH POTEE Sue . . . Oh, noll' . . . co-pilot in Nunna1ly's accidents. . . one of the Monday nighters . . . Eh, Potell' . . . eagle pins . . . likes J.P. and A.P. college bound AFS 4g Social Committee 2,3,4g Student Council 3,4g EMBERS 3,45 Intermurals 2g National Honor Society 4. LARRY WILLIAM PRATHER Lar . . . R-i-i-i-ght . . . partial to a certain brunette . . . quiet . . . career in electricity. WILLIAM MICHAEL PRESTON Bill . . . O.C. . . . blondes and GTO's . . . soul music work for NSA, then on to college. Chorus 2,3. H. WAYNE PRICE Wayne,, . . . Mercy! . . . special likes include tennis, mawh, a-oogah horn, Debbie . . . always busy and out of class . . . I don't feel a bit sorry for you! . . . always laughing . . . Quiet you guys! . . . dislikes include hospitals and Florida? . . . college bound to study education. EMBERS 1,23 Basketball 2g Student Council l,2,3,4, President 4g Social Committee 3 4 NANCY BERNADINE PRITCHARD Nanc . . . Whatever for?,' . . . Bill . . . likes horseback riding, danc- ing, Jaguars . . . Hurry up, Donna! . . . would like to try skydiving . . . career in business DECA 4, FBLA 3, Chorus 2. SUZANNE LOUISE PRITCHARD Sue . . . S-U-R-E . . . likes Neal, clothes and the Powder Room . . . driving ability? . . . always smiling . . . hard worker . . . dependable . . . loves the class of '68 . . . sincere . . . U. of Maryland. Social Committee 2,3,4g Booster Club l,2g Class Vice-President 3gStu- dent Council 4' EMBERS 4 GYPSY GAIL PROFFITT Gail . . . What's the answer? . . .liked having long hair, good dancer . . . I-li! . . . dislikes homework, especially on weekends . . . should get a lisence any day now . . . Mark . . . red Mustangs . . . very ser- ious some of the time . . . wants to get ajob at O.C. EDGAR ALLEN PULLEY SHARON MAE PUMPHREY Pump . . . What? . . . VISTA, AACC in the future. FBLA 2,3,4, Secretary 4. REGINA QUEEN EMILY BRUNE RANDALL Em . . . quiet . . . sophisticated . . . creative . . . painting, sewing . . . college in New England. Safety Council 3,4g AFS 4. JOHN EDWARD RANES B.J.,' . . . photographer-always seen carrying his camera . . . Are you kidding me? . . . strong miler . . . likes the Associations . . .hopes to attend U.S. Naval Academy. DONALD FREDERICK RENO JR. Fred . . . tough spot in the Falcon's line . . . doesn't like school lunches . . . college in future. Lacrosse l,2,3g Football 2,3,4. MICHAEL A. RICHTER Mike . . . likes SP, but canit wait to get out . . . Joanne . . . dislikes Yamahas and curly hair . . . parties and good times . . . Did you hear? 'J . . . future Navy man. DEBORAH ELIZABETH RIDGELY Debbie . . . l1kes horseback riding and hippies . . . this lS true VALERIE GAIL RASMUSSEN Val,' . . . always has a warn smile . . . active member of SPHS Dramatics Club . . . plans to atten Towson College and major in matlj Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Thesp ans 2,3,4g Safety Council 4g,GAA 3,4g Bowling Club 2,3g Nation Honor Society 4. BARRY CLIFFORD REUSING Barry . . . Didn't I? . .. hunting, fishing, and horseback ing . . . future undecided. Fire Brigade 4. those speeches will attend AACC or U of Baltimore Dramatics Club 1, Intermurals 1,2. MORGAN TERRELL ROBERTS RLES ROBINSON s there a camera in Instant replay . . . . . . always run- . . . the white road rallies and a . . . dislikes people r a simple question sto go to MIT or ry 1,2,3,4g Indoor ck l,2,3,4g Falcon hess Club 2,3, See- N 2,3,4g A.A. Co. 3,4g Key Club 3, 4, ERS 3,4, Graduate nal Merit Finalist, Youth Leadership nal Honor Society. ROEDERER No . . . Randy . .. O.C., football and AACC and secre- Student Council 1, Terry . . . Morgan T.'? . . . alumnist of 7-2! . . . always messing around somewhere . . . former driver of a bashed maroon Mustang . . . convertibles VWs are among likes . . . enjoys sports . . . future in bio- chemistry or wildlife after college. Key Club 3,4, Archery Club 1,25 Basketball 2. CHRISTINE TINEY ROBINSON Bunches . . . likes Will . . . Chump'l . . .dislikes middle name . . . will work and go to nursing school. MARY ROHWER Mary . . . likes fashions, adventure, traveling, and flowers . . . wants to go to Europe . . . will go to art college and major in fashion design IMPULSE 3,43 AFS 2,3,4 Sandy . . . likes to go out and have a good time . . . Cl0CS11I1ike those with a chip on their shoulder . . . plans to become a secretary GAA 2,3,4, Chorus 1 ALAN WAYNE ROBISON Alu . . . It's the only way to fly . . .likes Pa., sports, sailing . . . dislikes cliques . . . college in PA. or the Coast Guard. Wrestling l,2,3,4g Student Coun- cil lg Intermurals 1,25 Safety Coun- cil 4. JOSEPH EDWARD ROGERS Joe . . . often seen in his little red VW . . . dislikes crummy bands .. . A2C2. Dramatics Club lg Science Club lg Spanish Club 43 Stage Crew 2,3,4. SQFN. g - : '- tl gs. Q, ' 'lzii 'l n SANDRA KAYE sHAUL1s ' 5, g i - -'c: STEVEN B. ROSENQUIST Steve . . . Tell it like it is' . . .likes sports, porcupines? . . . dislikes poverty . . . college in future. EUGENE HUBERT ROY Eugene', . . . ask him about the band sometime . . . Any ho . . . likes music,cars, girls fone in particularj . . . dislikes snobs, loud people . . . AZCZ or Frostburg. Spanish Club 4g Marching Band 2,3,4g Concert Band 3,45 Booster Band 2,3,4. GAIL L. RUARK Gail . . . enjoys going out on Monday nights . . . S.SZ . . . Guess what! . . . peanut butter crackers . . . a good planner . . . something's 5ShY - - - sewing and redecorating . . . Neat! . . . plans include college and psychology. Dramatics Club lg Social Committee 3,45 EMBERS 4g Jr. Mental Health 4g AFS 4g Intermurals lg Class Activities 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 4. SHARON KAY RUSSELL Shakie . . . Well, I llunked another test! . . .likes driving the car into the park, and a certain guy . . . nursing school in the future. Chorus 1,2. . - f ' f 4 Let's see, plug N to resistor co11 Q to . . . 'l A1l1 esta otro fotografo locogntodos sonrre FRANK LOUIS RYAN Sense of humor . . . Good news! . . . loves to hunt and fish . . . great ability in both . . . likes conservation work . . . future as a federal game warden. NANCY VIRGINIA SALMON Nance . . . get your feet off the white seats . . . Waterskiing . . . the Falcons . . . plans to attend U. of Maryland to major in Physical education. Cheerleader 2,3,4, Treasurer 4g GAA 1,2,3,4g Intermurals l,2,3,4g Booster Club 2,3,4g Social Committee 4g Gymnastics l,2,3g Student Coun- cil 3. GEORGE ROLAND SAUBLE George . . . Really? . . . likes math and room 114 . . . S.C. . . pumpkin hunter . . . seventh place navigator and third place driver . college at Gettysburg. Social Committee 4g EMBERS 4g Lacrosse 3g Basketball 2,4. DANIEL WARREN SAXON Dan . . . Oh, Kath! . . . look-alike brother . . . has ajoke for every- one . . . AACC. Baseball 1. ll 'Who? Oh, she's a.lways1ate. 8521.83 - 317.49 Construct l'3 l U? S' yf3'f'2.igs !!, 1ELlHYrl5 Ponder Concentrate in 2 img 5 92 E 323 5? , A gif wx v 'if' Anticipate I VX? P-f IN! gg WU , W if F1 ffm H Of' Gr, M A 2 3 - ,xx X, , ffv ' . X. ,H .M , 7 V 'W Q M'-wi 1 ' . 1 UL' FLOWER POWEF Idolize Observe SENIORS EXCEL IN . . . POTC MW APMEHAGTI M W , W , .Q m English 5 Grammar Calculus Our favorite period And you said we had plen ty of gas. I left my books right over . . . A . , .fum 4WW9!'1!9'Pi? awo- wi gin SENIORS IN ACTION 668650 . . . 68700 . . . 68750 . . . msn You mean the POTC movie is next L Q5 Y f,,, ' x 0, perlod. :WORM NT-we Www ,k n XX S e 3 kixigi js. 'M 5 'wgnw .....e-...-N fl' If sin2 9 + cos2 9 I 1, then Pigpen, don't you ever take a bath? Q if ' ! SAMUEL GARLAND SAXON Sam the man', . . . How are you, sir'?', . . . likes sports, dislikes cold weather . . . Navy in future. Chorus 1,2g Baseball 1,2,3. JOHN WAYNE SCHAEFER Machine gunl' . . . Who's been sleeping in my bed?,' . . . always a smile . . . never a dull minute . . . '58 Caddyfthe Grey Ghost . . . Linda . . . likes the soul on WSID and WEBB . . . talks very fast . . . hilarious laugh . . . AACC and U. of Maryland. Baseball 3,4g Football 4. STEVEN SCOTT SCHEIDE Steve . . . No lie . . . likes surfing and swimming . . . dislikes no special thing . . . Hang it up . . . Ceads of Lyphe. . . future includes Naval Academy and a career in electrical engineering. ,fly JANET MARIE SCHLEIN Jan . . . But then again . . . 'l . . . likes USNA and the middies . . . a certain llc . . . to become a legal secretary. FBLA 3,4. I still say stuffing a GTO is a ridiculous idea. Did someone say something about a bonfire? DONNA LYNN SCHMIDT Donna . . . Rea1ly! . . . usually seen with a certain Loyola College boy . . . sincere . . . Homecoming Court . . . likes to laugh and have a good time . . . future includes Sonny and then secretarial work. Cheerleader l,2g Captain 25 Class Secretary 1,2g,Student Council 2,3, 43 Social Committee 4. DANIEL A. SCHUKNECHT Danny . . . come on, Karen . . . always discussing cars . . . is mov- ing to San Francisco and plans to go to college there., Student Council 3,4. LEE C. SCHULTZ Shultz . . . Say what? . . . dislikes room 209 . . . drives an old, green, beat-up VW . . . noted for eating in class . . . often seen around room 103 . . . AACC or the Marine Corps. Marching Band 3g Concert Band 1,2,3,4g Dramatics Club 2,3,4g AFS Qt MARY DEBORAH SCHUMANN Debi . . . tall, long-haired blonde . . . No, I haven't seen him . . . hates bumpy roads and midgets . . . That's hysterical . . . yellow Volks- wagons . . . future at AZCZ to major in psycology. l l l Of course we'1l get out because of the snow. Yes, I saw her just a minute ago . 4 CARLON LEE SCOTT MICHAEL SEABREASE Charley can usually be found with a Mike . . . I-Ii! Love . . .likes cars and 67 grad Right Love it going motorcycles . . . college to become a CPA. YQ .Mm MWJM lianlf ,K f gt f:, Miter' ! 3 tw rgjintft MELVIN H. SEDGWICK Green Hornet . . . likes sports. . . dancing. . . will work and get married Football lg Track 2,3. ESTHER JUNE SEGRAVES Esther . . . quiet . . . loves olives, tennis, music, and silver- blue convertibles . . . thinks psychology is fascinating. . . hates sar- casm . . . future includes AACC and then a university. Dramatics Club lg Social Science Club 33 Student Council lg YES 3g TALON 4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Marching Band 45 Nation- al Honor Society 3,4. CHARLOTTE A. SELETZKY Char . . . who drives tomorrow? . . . a certain '66 grad . . . U. of Virginia favorite and most frequent visiting place . . . Jim who?. . . Bag it . . . wants to be an elementary school teacher. Student Council 2, AFS 3,4g EMBERS 4g Social Committee 3,4. EDWARD DON SESTER Don-not Donald' . . . likes dramatics . . . also likes period four last year . . . hates math . . . AACC or the Coast Guard in the future. Dramatics Club l,3,4g Stage Crew 4. GARY JOHN SHADE Tex . . . garmo . . . Gimmiz a break . . .liked old Wazoo Wagon . . . Spitfire . . . neat dresser . . . to study engineering in college. Student Council 25 Lacrosse l,2. JANET RUTH SEARS Janet . . . quiet . . . Mona Lisa smile . . . enjoys sailing, the arts, and weekends . dislikes Sunday nights and 8:10 A.M. on weekdays . . . future plans include collegee possible psych major. Concert Band 1,2,3g Marching Band 1,2,3g MMM 2,3, Secretary 3g AFS 33 Gymnastics 1, 2g Safety Council 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 2,3,4g National Thespian Society 2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,4. 13 SHELLEY LYNN SHAFER Shelley Fun and games likes slurpies and Frida ? N. . . . . . . y afternoons, but could do without first periods . . . tennis? . . . college bound. 295 Chorus 3 Librarian 4 GARY EARL SHOPE Blank . . . Sol . . . wants to join the Coast Guard STEVEN LAWRENCE SHANNON Steve . . . likes food . . . Navy in future LULA SHEPET Lou . . . What's going on this weekend? . . . likes swimming, horseback riding and good parties . . . always laughing . . . dislikes snakes . . . usually seen on her way to the Park . . . future airline stewardess LINDA MAY SHIRES Linda . . . partial to '66 Malibus and '68 Vets . child . . . wants to become a registered nurse . . . AACC.. ' Photography Club 3,4. ALAN ERIC SHULL Lefty . . . likes to play in traffic . . constantly seen in a sling or on a cane . . . This is true' . . . wants to go to Sweden. Stage Crew 3,4. Lord .,.,....., it... 1? NANCY L. SHULTZ Nanc . . . You're not seiiousv . . .likes bowling and skating . . . college in future. FHA 2,3g FBLA 3,4g GAA 1,2g YES 3,4. JOSEPH L. SHUTZ Joe . . . Shutz, not Schultz! . . . intelligent . . . girls and sports . . . What?! . . . hates Monday mornings . . . will enter the service and then go to college. Spanish Club 3. CAROLYN E SIKALIS Greek Oh no' likes a certain blue Falcon would like to get married and get ajob FBLA 3 Librarian 3 4 JUDITH LENNOX SIMISON Jude,' . . . Hey, there!,, . . . can be heard any morning yelling down the halls . . . likes the Supremes, sunny days, California, steak, and friendly people . . . gets a kick out of crazy things . . . Come on, quick . . . doesn't know the words, but loves the song my . . . St. Mary's College. WILLIAM CLARK SIMMONS B1ll,' . . . likes a Pennsylvania girl, sports, and vacations . . . plans to be a dentist. Wrestling 2,3. STEPHEN POWELL SIMS Steve . . . Sonny,' . . . wrestler . . . likes all sports . . . always looking for a good time . . .sense of humor-always laughingor making someone laugh . . . dislikes losing weight . . . Yes indeedy . . . Gracias . . . college bound for a career in Oceanography. Wrestling l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,4g Student Council 4g Spanish Club 3,4g Social Committee 4. CHARLES R. SINS ROGER C. SKINNER Charles I' . . .likes sports . . . headed for Skins,, . . . But it wasn't my fault . . . NSA nice guy . . . very dependable likes loafing . . . Concert Band 2,4g Marching Band 4. sports cars . . . lacrosse . . . is a great skiier . . . O.C. and D.C. visitor . . . confirmed bachelor ...accident prone . . . to college to major in psychology. Lacrosse 2,3. JAMES WARREN SLACK Jim . . . Hey, Slick . . . noted for his cool ideas in physics . . . Sure but nobody's perfect . . . often seen explaining calculus to the blonde in front of him . . . runs when he isn't in the hospital . . . likes physics, sailing and sincere people . . . future plans include college and nuclear physics. National Honor Society 45 Key Club 3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Indoor Track 3,45 Outdoor Track 3,45 A.A. Co. Science Seminar 3,45 Chess Club 3. aff'-5 yeh GERARD WALTER SLACUM BARBARA FRANCES SMITH Jerry . . . How 'bout that! . . . likes Barbara . . .quiet plans to be an ele Chevys and tall cokes . . . on to college and mentary school teacher. IBM work. Librarian 2,45 FTA 3 4 Secretary 4 Na Spanish Club 4. tional Honor Society 3,4 DONALD LEE SMITH Don . . .likes soul music and money . . . college bound. GRACE ELAINE SMITH Elaine . . . It's not 'Grace', it's Elaine, please . . . likes sewing and driving her hot Falcon . . . ED . . . Towson College. Concert Band 2,3,45 Marching Band 2,45 Concert Band Vice- President 3 Safety Council 4' Jr Mental Health 4 Treasurer 4 MARTHA JANE SMITH Jane . . . always enthusiastic . . . a sewer and knitter. . . I couldn't tell ya . . . Doug . . . 6'2 in Boston . . .hates to write letters . . . future in interior decorating after college. Social Science Club 2,3,45 GAA l,2,35 Student Council 35 So- cial Committee lg Booster Club 35 Gymnastics 2,35 EMBERS 4. RANDOLPH BOONE SNAPP Randy . . . Huh'? . . . likes water skiing. . .often seen walking in the halls with Janet . . . plans a career in physics. Lacrosse Manager 25 Safety Council 4. finer KAREN D. SONSTELIE CAROL JUNE SORENSEN BARBARA A. SPENCER Carol', . . . likes clothes, summer, and Barbara Ann . . . Nitty! . . . dances short lunch lines . . . future includes college and skates . . . likes boys and listening . . . and elementary education. Super Sport Malabu . . . wants to teach the FHA 2, Student Council 2,3. third grade BRUCE ERIC SPENCER Spence . . . Wow . . . likes cars and a certain someone . . . says that Uncle Sam wants him for the future. Student Council 2,3,4g DECA 4, President 4g Interclub Council 4. LENNY LEE SPICER Lenny,' . . . No lie! . . . Really'? . . .likes cycles, blondes, British racing, green fields, O,C, . . . doesn't like to dOuble . . . wants to travel . . . AACC. Indoor Track 2, Spring Track 2. PATRICIA LYNN STALLINGS Pat . . .likes bowling, dancing, horses and people . . . Rea.lly? I donit believe it! . . . GTO . . . no definite career. DECA 4. PETER WAYNE STARR Pete', . . . friendly . . . an intellect . . . enjoys reading . . . likes soul music . . . wants to be a G.P .... U. of Virginia, then medical school. Wrestling 2,3,4g Key Club 3,4g IMPULSE 3,4. SHARON LYNN STASTNEY Sharon . . . Stasberry . . . hates studying and homework . . . likes cheering at games . . . knocks yer socks off' . . . future plans include Drexel Institute to major in interior design. Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g IMPULSE 3,4g National Honor Society 3,4. TIMOTHY BOARDMAN STEDMAN Timsy . . . likes red hair . . . dislikes Navy . . . transfer from Sevem . . . Corvette . . . sense of humor . . . a favorite of Rose . . . future undecided. CAROLYN ELIZABETH STEELE Carol . . . likes bowling . . . Bill . . . future as a stenographer. FBLA 3,4. ALICE E. STEGMAN Alice . . . green VW . . . Hey, guess what? . . .likes Navy and antiques . . . enjoys traveling . . . Carl . . . plans to major in Home Ec .... hopes to get a sports car . . . sews own clothes . . . college ahead. Falcon Mascot 4. Abs NANCY ELIZABETH STEIN Nance . . . one of the three . . . Hey you guys . . . great spirit. . . dependable . . . loves The Miracles and the senior class . . . always ready to have fun . . . Allegheny Col- lege. Social Committee 1,2,3,4g EMBERS 3,4g Booster Club 2,3g Falcon Mascot 43 Intermur- als lg AFS 4g Student Council 4. ffl. STEPHANIE JACQUELINE STEVENS ANNA KATHERINE STONE Taffy . . . home in 201 . . . Are you Kathy . . . Oh great' likes all serious? . . . six free periods . . . Security is water sports and to snow ski wants to having long hairf' . . . effervescent . . . likes D. C .... , dedicated . . . But, Miss Cook . . . . . . always running, always around. GAA 1,2,3,4g Bowling 1,2,3,4g FHA lg In- TIEIITIUI3-15 1gGymnastics 1,23 AFS 2,35 FTA 3g Junior Mental Health 3,4g Dramatics Club 2,3, 4g YES 3, Treasurer 3g TALON 4, Business Manager and Advertising 45 EMBERS 4, Ad- vertising Editor 4g IMPULSE 4, Business Msn- ager 4g SCAN 4. work for General Motors. GAA 3g Bowling Club 3 GAIL MARGARET STROH Gail . . . Great! . . . enjoys meeting people and new things . . . plans to marry. FBLA 3,4. RICHARD ALAN SUN Rich . . . trackman . . . likes Porsches, girls . . . photography and sports car fan . . . usually either running or in the darkroom . . . will go to college and a career in applied physics. TALON l,2g Key Club l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 43 IM- PULSE 3,43 National Honor Society 3,4g EMBERS 3,43 Sports Editor 4g Cross Country 2,3,4g Indoor Track 2,3,4g Spring Track l, 2,3,4. SALLY ANN SUNDERLAND Sal',. , . oh darn! . . . imaginative artist . . . often seen wearing , her own designs . . . enthusiastic class supporter . . . shiny black hair . . . can be found helping customers in Sports and driving a green mustang . . . will attend college and major in fashion design. Social Committee l,3,4g Spanish Club 3,4g AFS 4g EMBERS 43 Booster Club lg Student Council 2,3,4g Interclub Council 4. ROBERT JOHN SUTHANN Rohn . . . likes motorcycling, O.C .... college bound. CATHY ANN SWING CRAIG STEVEN TAYLOR RUTH JOY THOMAS Ghia . . . L.B .... do you? . . . dislikes Craig . . . transfer from Severn . . . tall, Ruthie . . . That's life . . . likes the busy schedules . . . Philos . . . work at NSA. dark, and handsome . . . summers in Ocean 1968 Camaro . . . excels in gym . . . plans to FBLA lg Student Council 2. City . . . The Bomb . . . future in the Air attend Apex School of Cosmotology. Force Academy. GAA 2,3,4. Nxkkb mf' WADE PURCELL THOMAS BERNARD H. THOMPSON Wade . . . Think and pray for snow' Bernie . . . You give me. . . . . .likes . . . wants to be a teacher in Colorado. hunting skiing and all sports . . . will go to a Lacrosse 2,3g FTA 43 TALON 4g Safety junior college. Council 4g Wrestling 4. Student Council 2g Track 33 Football 2,3,4. awww .vw .lt BEATRICE C. TIGH SALLY KATHLEEN TIMMERMAN Grace . . . The Whistler . . . likes sum- mer, sailing, eating, and Larry . . . Really? That's too bad . . . business college in the fu- ture. Spanish Club 3,4. DEBORAH LYNN TITUS Debbie . . . You baby . . . dependable worker . . . fun to be around . . . musically inclined . . . likes playing the piano and babysitting . . . plans to attend A2C2 and go into elementary teaching. MMM 2g Safety Council 45 Booster Club 4. KANDACE LEE TRETTIN Kandy,, . . . petite . . . Diet . . . likes soul and food . . . cheerleader . . . the good old GTO . . . the once . . . future un- decided. Cheerleader 2,3,4g Co-captain 4g AFS 4g Student Council 2,33 Gymnastics Club 1,23 Intramurals l,2,3,4g Girl's hockey 4. WDW MARIA N. THOMPSON Maria . . . a new senior addition to SPHS from Milwaukee . . . likes all sports and any kind of art . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . plans to attend AACC to study medical technology. Class Activities 4g EMBERS 4. QM, 44 'hte-.. MVB-wef- FRANCIS PAUL TINKER as-N FRANCES ANNE TROTT BARBARA JOAN TURNER Frances . . . That ain't bad! . . . looks Bobbie to some, Barbie to one . . . forward to graduation . . . wants to go to a No I dint . . . likes to tease people, the beautician school or business school. South Seas islands, and a roadrunner . . . Chorus lg FBLA 4. Tough Luck . . . college in Michigan. Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,45 Na- tional Thespian Society 2,3,4g Latin Club 2,3g Spanish Club 4g EMBERS 4. MARY ELIZAH VEREEN Sister Mary . . . Num-m-m-m . . . future undecided. GAA 3,49 FBLA 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, DECA 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4. DONNA GERALDINE VIOLA Donna . . . flashing dark-green fastback Mustang . . . talented, artistec, dramatic . . . likes Friday Afternoons . . . More than anything else I want to be an actress. GAA 25 Dramatics Club 3,4g National Thespian Society 4. NANCY JEAN VOORHEES Nanc . . . Rea1lyl . . . a certain surfer . . . Florida . . . VWs piles of letters . . . hates goodbyes . . . will attend junior college plans to be a stewardess. SCOTT EDWARD VOSBURY Little Vos . . . drives the green dinosaur . .'fWhat's 21 WaZ00'? Tinka . . . plans to attend B.J.C. to study radio and television. Student Council 1,2,3,4g Class Vice-President lg Class President 25 Social Committee 4, Stage Crew 4gInterc1ub Council 3,4. vga' SEGUNDO PABLO VALLEJO Pablo . . . Hi . . . our foriegn exchange student from Argentina . . . very interested in photography, mountain climbing, car racing, and senoritas . . . will climb the Aconcagua some day . . . plans to attend U. of Economics in Argentina. AFS 4, Spanish Club 4. WMV' SUE ANN VOSE Ann . . . green-eyed blonde . . . full of laughter . . . depend- able . . . always ready to help someone . . . musically talented . . plans to attend the University of North Carolina to major in music Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g IMPULSE 3 5 National Honor Society 4 DOROTHY LEE WADE Dottie . . . Dot . . . likes drawing, art, weekends . . . Oh I can't remember . . . Rich . . . plans to go into the business world and marry later. DUANE LEROY WAGGONER Duane likes dancing AACC before the service Baskerbau Manager 1 concert Band 3 4 Marching Band 4 'M SUSAN LOUISE WAGNER Sue . . . likes horseback riding, bowling and the Navy . . . will become a clerical worker and plan for a future marraige. DALE SUSAN WALDEN Peg-leg . . . pancake girl . . . It's been real . . . originater of SP slang . . . Naval Aca- demy . . . Why not? . . . likes hot green machines . . . gum in hair . . . sense of humor . . . makes own clothes. Social Committee 2,3,4g GAA 2,3,4g AFS 4g Gymnastics 2,35 Booster Club 3, EMBERS 3,4g NHS 4. ....-......-wg' Yi... QM? WENDY C. WALLACE WANDA JEAN WALLS Wendy . . . Let's get with it . . .likes Fritz . . . That's really b0SS 1001538 french fries 3L hgney and foreign cal-S , , , col- . . .likes neat dressers and motorcycles. . . will logo bound go into the secretarial Held. AFS 3,4g FTA 35 Librarian 4. WAYNE FREDERICK WEIKERT Wick,' . . . constantly talking in class . . . Bud . . . always accompanied by ajunior. . . That's right nice . . . Well,' . . . pumps Tigers . . . Donna . . . distracts many teachers Cespecially oneb by chewing gum . . . would like a service scholarship to college. EMBERS 4g Student Council 1,35 Social Committee 4g National Honor Society 4. K LYNN WARREN Lennie . . . sorry about that . . . plans to be an executive secretary Librarian 4, FHA 3,4. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH WASKEY Kathie . . . likes long weekends, sewing, summer . . . I for- got . . . dislikes serious people . . . Neat . . . future includes college TALON 3,4. MARILYN ADA WATTS Pudden . . . No, it's this way . . . likes to sing and go out . . . doesn't like to be disappointed . . . wants to be a stenographer . . . Strayer Business College. GAA l,2,3,4g FHA 2,3g FBLA 2,3,4g Librarian 4g Student Council 3. LINDA ELLEN WEBB Linda . . . Oh, lovely . . . Peanuts fan . . . likes sailing and psychedelic lettering . . . certain beach in North Carolina. . . The South will rise again!', . . . headed for U. of North Carolina. Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g IMPULSE 4. PETER EARL WEINCEK Pete . . . Pedro . . . always seen with a harem . . . Mugwump . . . drives a green Oldisacpontimobile with a super speed gear? . . . frequently seen hippy hunting in Annapolis or hurdling hedges . . . always making someone laugh . . . born joker . . . likes ill girls . . . charter member of kamikazi squad . . . lives for weekends. Football 2,3,4g Track 35 Stage Crew 4. JOSEPH FRANCIS WELCH Joe . . . always cracking jokes? . . . likes sports, skiing . . . class of '68 fan . . . Cheryl . . . dislikes life guarding? . . . sense of humor. . . H2 . . . to college for oceanography or aerospace engineering. Football 2,3,4g Track 2g Lacrosse 3,45 Stu- dent Council 3g Class Vice-President 4g Spanish Club 2,3,4g Interact Club 2,3,4g Social Com- mittee 4. WILLIAM P. WELLS EARL BARRY WHITE JO ANN WHITFIELD Bill . . . likes trains, vacations, tish . . Barry . . . likes most sports, especially Jo . . . Whit . . . hairstylist . . . O.C to go into the service 01- college, track . . . AACC. . . . yellow . . . canlt be fooled by anyone . . bound for college. Student Council 2,35 Social Committee 4 EMBERS 45 IMPULSE 4. ff: JANICE ANNE WHITMAN FRANKLIN Z WHITTINGTON Frank . . . If you say so . . . likes cars and math class. . . Navy or AZCZ in the future GEORGE HENRY WIENHOLD JR. George', . . . Where's the party? . . . likes water skiing, roller skating, and cheese burger subs . . . dislikes car-eating trees and slurpees . . . AACC . . . would like to attend U. of Hawaii. JONATHAN A. WIESMAN Wies . . . likes his freedom, and America. . . Hey man . . . if you get one! . . . plans to go to the best college possible and wrestle. Football 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 4g Student Council 1,4. mfs NANCY LEE WILKINS Nancy . . . she'll never run out of clothes . . .likes older boys and parties . . . Future includes Maryland Art Institute. Jr. Mental Health 3,4. ROBERT GEORGE WILLIAMS y ,pdf ,.,-av' ,We-.. raw ,. A I ,,,t,t,1,,, l,t, LOIS MARIE WOOD Lois . . . likes a Maryland State Police Cadet . . . Hey, Jer-can we go? . . . very petite . . . makes a great president . hard worker, espe- cially in math . . . wants to attend AACC. Booster Club 3,4, President 43 Interclub Council 4g Student Council 4g Executive Committee 4. JAMES TYLER WILSON Tyler . . . Hang it up . . . Likes tall girls and warm weather . . . Plans for a future in oceanography or marine science. Lacrosse 3 ,4. ROBERT WILLIAM WILSON Bob . . . guitarist . . . member of old Sheep and Castlemen . . . now with M.C. and the Soulsations . . . always a l'hi . . . No lie . . . frequent car accidents? Never happen! . . . headed for AACC Marching Band 2,3,4, Football 2,3. SHARON WOLFORD MARY KATHLEEN WOOD Mary . . . likes last period on Friday, and green things . . . will go to college and into social work. Chorus 3,4. syilyf DIANE LEE WOOD jim fine AGNES ROBERTA WOODARD Lulu . . . likes to type, dance, laugh and have fun . . . Gary . . . wants to become a secretary . . . Strayer Business College. FBLA 3,4 JANICE KATHLEEN WOODSON Jan . . . Guess what! . . . long eyelashes . . . likes Scotland and V, Arizona . . . Friday afternoons . . . blue corvair . . . trauma. . .cute . . . friendly but goofy person . . . college in Arizona. Dramatics Club 35 Student Council 3g Social Committee 45 EMBERS 4g IMPULSE 4. Wfme. ,W , tif? JANE O'DONOHOE WOODWARD L'Jane . . . especially likes close friends, weekends, and Fredis . . . good slumber parties . . . Oh really? Neat! . . . almost five feet high . . . gullible . . . Future includes Jim and Nursing at U. of Md. Social Committee 3,4g AFS 45 Dramatics Club 1, Booster Club 2. DIANE JEANNINE WORKMAN Diane . . . That's really great! . . . enjoys meeting people . . . army nursing and U. of Colorado. JAMES STEPHEN WRIGHT Jim . . . g'CBS . . . likes girls, athletics, guitars, dancing, and more girls . . . laughs a lot . . . real joker . . . transfered from Colorado . . . plans to become an international playboy and millionaire. Football 4g Social Committee 4. SHARON ELIZABETH WRIGHT Shar', . . . always talking and clowning around . . . Tommy . . . hates Florida . . . friends love her private pool . . . dimples . . . pizza . . . dislikes VWS . . . NSA and possibly college. Student Council 4g Social Committee 2,4. ,nn DONNA KAY YEAKLE Donna . . . Bill and Baccamdas . . . Give me a break! . . . long, long hair . . . has a hot line to Norfolk . . . sews alot . . . will go to college majoring in textiles. Student Council lg DramaticsClub lg EMBERS 3,4g AFS 4g Social Committee 3,4. CAROL ANN YOUNG Carolann . . . fond of midshipmen, one in particular, but which one. . . . that hair brush . . . worrier . . . Hey, that's above my head . . .to attend Towson State College and major in elementary education. JN--.af Job Placement Corps 3,4g EMBERS 3,4g Social Committee 4. Dramatics Club 25 Student Council 3gTALON 4g FTA 2,3,4g AFS 2,4g FRANCIS KIRK YOUNG Kirk . . . sincere friend . . . likes hunting, skiing, outdoors, class of '68 and Kerry . . . always has something to do . . . good organizer . . . 43 . . . future includes college and a career as a feder- a.l game warden. Football l,2,3,4g Lacrosse 2,3,4g Student Council 2g Social Committee 3,4g Interact Club 2,3,4g Class President 3,4gInterclub Council 3,4. KAREN ELIZABETH YOUNG Karen . . . My Michael . . . likes West Virginia .. .pretty smile . . . enjoys being with her sisters . . . cute . . . plans to attend AACC to major in education. Social Science Club 43 EMBERS 4. CLASS OF G8 STEPHEN BRUCE YOUNG Steven . . . likes sports, girls, and parties . . . dislikes broken arms . . . college in future. Football l,2,3,4, Co-captain 4g Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball lg Track 3g Swimming 25 Class President lg Student Council 4g Span- ish Club 4. LINDA MARIE ZAHN P-nuts . . . crazy about horses, spaghetti, and someone . . . Toodle! . . . Hey Kiddo . will enter teaching or nursing. GAA l,2,3,4, President 4, Safety Council 2,3,4, Lieutennant 4, NHS 3,43 Bowling Club 33 Intramurals l,2,3,4. PATRICA CLAIRE ZAHN Bunnie . . . What'? . . . likes lollipops and dancing . . . crazy about a guy at U. of Maryland . . . get seriousv . . . future plans include AACC. Student Council 35 Falcon Mascot 4. DONNA MARIE ZINNERT Twinkle Toes . . . I'm coming! . . likes to bowl . . . Nancy . . . plans to work FHA lg DECA 4, Treasurer 4. 5 3 3 fl I 5 Q 2 3 if 1 2 0 3 2 5 7? f 2 Xe 4 , 1 M, , if Q15 f? 1:- 5 X4 215 .Yi J! 3 -N .1 ,1.. fu 14,5-.-nn., V .- in G f- L 1 . 1 ws wr: A L , 1 f , 1 ,, , X . . -. ,, . , A - K , rw. if 4 , , , f , . , ,V 'en 1 J I . ,, . X- '. K, ,I 1 u u r V . W .Lu 18 -1 ' f N' 'N ' .. .' -sg., V 1 , , , v 4 .1 . ., :. .., . K ,I . . . V Lv. .. 1 v 1 x . fp. . -Q we 'FLC VI . V. R mx., ...f -fi H V sf- , 1 . -., UL f: lv I hw: ,wi ':,f,!-.f - V - 4 ,'-'I , I . .' t .V 'W . , ,b ,. . 0, , f 2 5532 'jqny-,.uf,g1,v.1 A1 Y I A 'j -11:1 V , 2 r ,. 'R N 'I ., . K ., ' -5 . . , Q J , -'Mr 11 , H, 11 . ' 1 H ' J ' ' L- , , . w 5 . If L,-, V 1 - -w , ' 'V a ,. ,. Ji. 'af , ' ' . :.,!K ,?A K Y ,X Xiu-1,s+,f , , -'f ' , '- ,V I-1.5 .L ,. W .Il f-..V M- ,, f,,.,k , , 1 , ,, . K 1:53, l 1, x .. f fi .-M ',:,'- .H ',..- X g '. xl, . M , ., lv, VJ. I h 5 .-ai ' N - ' L , , . , ' r - 1:53. ff, '1 ' 'wk ' . Q, .. ,, ,Ju . M QQ., I U . 4, Lx. ,,f , ' BQ 3 ' 'fit , 23611 , - u .,'f.qfi'.-Q, 1 J V, .,. , - ' -. N W N C2?eH 2ifvAsa'5hnf1a,'5:faa:+1-' , f , , . . f ' V ,dw ST DENT COUNCIL The Executive Committee. Seated from left to right: Debbie Mandrell, Treasurer, Merdith Nye, A.F.S.g Marty Hopper, Carolyn Gregg, Sophmore Presidentg Terry Dutrow, Senior High Social Committee Presidentg Lois Wood, Booster Club Presidentg Debbie Friedman, Public Relations. Standing from left to right are: Jenny Brahm, Vice-President, Wayne Price, President, Kirk Young, Senior Class President, Bill Levitt, Safety Council Presidentg Scott Vosbury, Election Committee Chairmang Karen Depew, Secretary. Not shown: Jim Larson, Junior Class Presidentg Susan Hayes, Freshmen Class President. +-...wif .t.,v,, ,,,, , P gee: 3 . Ewa 2 - Wayne Price President Jenny Brahm Vice-President Karen Depew Debbie Mandfell Secretary TICZISUICI' The Student Council is composed of representatives from every class in the schoolg one regular and one alternate. Their job is to give the student body a voice in school government. Through the representatives, rules which the students feel are unfair may be discussed with the Administration and are often changed or modified. to if is- . - AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE This is the third year Severna Park High School has participated in the American Field Service Program. In the spring there will be a big A.F.S.weekend with foreign exchange students from the Baltimore staying for two days in Sevema Park High's students' homes. Officers from left to right are: Connie Hennesey, Treasurerg Pablo Vallejog Meredith Nye, Presidentg Leslie Hankins, Secretary. Pablo Vallejo, this year's foreign ex- change student, is from Tucuman, Argentina and is staying with the Schultz family of Winchester. Pab1o's interests include mountain climbing, soccer, and photography. While in the United States, Pablo wants to participate in the many American sports and activities. I 5 if u I 52' 5' 1 i , ,Y .6 In 1967-1968 the Key Club initiated a program involving an apple sale, several pep bon tires, and will be attending the District and International Key Club Convention. The Officers are, Bill Hermann, Vice-Presidentg Richard Robinson, Secretary, Jim Donnelly, Treasurerg Mr. Kirk, Advisor. Richard Sun Knot shown! is President. Youth on the move. Tri-Hi-Y is devoted to service in the community. Thanksgiving food for a needy family, Easter egg hunts for children and caring for hospital patients are some of the projects the club participates in. All girls are encouraged to join. The Officers are from left to right: Linda Nelson, President, Chris Myers, Vice- Presidentg Jean Neiderberger, Treasurerg Nikki Kuhn, Secretary. KEY CLUB DRAMATIC S CLU The Dramatics Club of Severna Park High School presents two full length plays each school year and several one act plays. In addition they enter the one-act play contest at the University of Maryland each spring. Their productions this year were, You Can't Take It With You and, The Little Moon of Albanu. Membership in the National Thespian Society is obtained by attaining points through work in the Dramatics Club. The Severna Park High Schoo1's Chapter is Troupe 2476. THE SPIANS 'LJ-' The Stage Crew Officers are from left to right: Mr. Tag, Advisor, Nanci Jones, Secre- taryg Rob Best, Assistant Manager, Wayne Mitchell, Stage Manager Secretary. SCHOOL STAGE CREW The Officers of the Dramatics Club are from left to right, bottom row: Sue Gedance, President, Bob Kirkland, Vice-Presi- dent, top row: Sharri Kramer, Treasurerg Barb T u r n e r, Corresponding Secretary, Jeanie Bloss, Recording Secretary. The School Stage Crew not only assists with the Dra- matics Club productions but also with any group that performs on the school stage. TER - CLUB CCUNCIL Officers from left to right are: Judy Simison and Sally Sunderland, Calendar: Cheryl Welch, Secretaryg Scott Vosbury, Vice-Presidentg Jenny Brahm, President. The Inter-Club Council is composed of the Presidents of all school organizations. The function is to insure that no two activities fall on the same day. We Wai Bswfsiii is We ants are Cback rowJ: Randy Snapp, Bob Diven and Larry Ash. The front row: Sandy Lavoie, Terry Dutrow, Jim Donnelly, Emily Randell and Linda Zahn, Mr. Willis is the advisor. SAFETY COUNCIL Bill Levitt Qsecond from left, back rowl is Captain of the Safety Council. The Lieuten- Standing are Miss Hogan and Mrs. Miller, sponsors. Seated from left to right are, Mary Kay Dent, Treasurerg Ellen Thompson, Secretary, Anne Lyons, Vice-Presidentg Helen Roy, President. SPANISH CLUB NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY The N.H.S. Officers are from left to right: Debbie Lilek, Presidentg Bonnie Bracone, Vice-President. The National Honor Society has two induct- ions every year. The fall induction admits seniors to the society and the spring induction admits juniors. Membership in the National Honor Society is based on scholastic averages and character. f 4 UNIOR RED CROSS is 33 jk .-1 .,., , .rg H ,. , sg ' seaea . is i f S fi? E E i Junior Red Cross is new to the school. The club members work on various projects such as making afgans. Mrs. Norcross and Mrs. Lieb are the sponsors. UNIOR MENTAL HEALTH Junior Mental Health is a non-protit organization that works to inform the public about mental health. Every Friday club mem bers visit Crownsville Hospital to help with the patients. TALON STAFF The Talon, the school newspaper, is advised by Miss Wiest this year. Issues are published monthly and some special issues are printed more often. Letters to the Editor, lnquiring Reporter, Personalities ofthe Month and Sports are a few of the areas covered by the Talon. .oi .X K IMPULSE STAFF ws at Q my ,N x , Sig i4 ia1'W : The school magazine features prose, poetry, photography and Art. Under the direction of Mr. Bowers the Impulse is published in the spring. TALON EDITORS , .YL Walter Konetzka Editor-in-Chief Bill McKay Animator f 5 f E, '1,i 4 f,-..,,,:', Q Debbie Freidman Page 1 Editor 's K Colleen Babington Page 3 Editor I 5 ,n I 'Pa ' 6 ' Y ,ll ', CN ..:: s .,. ,,:,,.,,,,,Y, M, s reE, rre in is 41 'ig ' , 4 Zi we, nf'-ngg,f:2g,,2,,' ,kg H i ,,,. 5,5 rf, 5, John Ranes Sports Editor Taffy Stevens Advertising Editor and Business Manager Sharon Perry Prose Editor IMPULSE EDITORS Peter Starr Editor-in-Chief Taffy Stevens Business Manager Leslie Hankins Poetry Editor Sharon Stastney Art Editor John Ranes Photography Editor EMBERS Richard Robinson Kathy Morell J Qu . b Graduate Editor Executive Editor Und'ggIadjg1Q 5530! Embers Staff :fmms . E W 3 Q -2 :ff M A 21 fe' swffgyz m iwzf mwmfs -fwsmf. 1, .i , . Sham Kramer V From bottom to top: Lois Wood, President, Linda Haseltine, Vice-President- Secretaryg Carol Calbeck, Treasurer. The Booster Club lifts the team morale by sponsoring a Booster Bus to the sports events not at home. BOOSTER CLU SENIOR HIGH SOCIAL COMMITTEE From left to right: Terry Dutrow, Presidentg Barb Gerrna.n, Vice-Presidentg Dana Grant, Secretaryg Molly Myers, Treasur- erg Kitty Carter, Sergeant-at-Arms. Every year the Senior High Social Committee presents the biggest school event-the Homecoming Dance. Bottom row: Secretary, Joan Slackg Helen Roy, Vice-Presidentg Linda Zahn, President. Top row: Jeanne Meusal publicityg Chris Myers Vice President. C O N S These girls, at one time or another, have worn the Falcon outfit I, gf ,f 1 as 7 an in nw l 5 3 fi' 4 if J u 1 A af ff? fl . , f ,W K f, I it is , ,,5 K A A Lexy Green Head Falcon .kv I V 1 1 l to increase school spirit at the sports events. 2 Q, 'Q VARSITY a1Jk ,W W ,,., , ,M 1 I , , X Gm X , ,Y nw, xx ,V V , ,L,,. Co-Capt M2 wif J A Q2 CHEERLEADERS ,ji X 3 X Beth Kappel yn Cindy Bagley Judy Cobb 4- 5 Q X C .,yEyEKS, C i Nancy Salmon Secretary-Treasurer Cookie Roberts P G' S Leslie Nunnally J.V. CHEERLEADERS ,f, At left Sue G1cquela1s, Captamg right, Karen Grant, Co-Captain. Bly the Lasley Ellen SUN Patty Hanzook Debbie Henson Patty Yusko - a-mm. ...f At left Jane Cromwellg nght, Dlana Henson MAJ ORETTES Leslie Egeberg Captain Debble Hamson Chlis Myers Kristi Klasman Co- Captain Chris deVisser Laurie Burton I Sharri Kramer, Treasurerg Jea.nne Meusal, Co-Captain. POM POM SQUAD Karen Anderson Kathy Jurmu, and Jeanie Bloss Captain Karen Kalb, Carolyn Lamothe, and Mary Murphy J an Leidig and Didi Evangelista Diane Jurmu and Alyce Dowan MARCHING BAN The Marching Band got off to a late start this year due to the change of band directors. They provided entertainment, though, at most of the home football games, and joined the Annapolis High School Band at the Turkey Day Game. CONCERT BAN The Band Officers are from left to right, top row: Bob Diven, Board Member, Diane Celly, Secretaryg Tim Beacham, President. Bottom row: Calvin Hood, Sergeant, Elaine Smith, Board Member, Don Neuman, Drum Major. Not shown: Alan McGi11iva.ry, Vice-Presidnet. F.B.L.A. Ofticers are from left to right: Peggy Fetsch, Treasurerg Kaye Morris, Presidentg Veronica Pawlik, Second Vice-Presidentg Mary Vereen, First Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Clemmer, Sponsorg Sharon Pumphrey, Secretaryg Carol Fabro, Historian. F.B.L.A. DECA Distributive Education Clubs of America known as DECA identifies a program of youth activities relating to DE and is designed to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution. It encourages group participa- tion, leadership development, career study and is recognized as a vital part of the total Distributive Educa- tion Program. A D ontrilautes 1o.the schooli purpose oipreggriig well-adjusted citizens for its community. As members, they learn to serve as leaders and followers. As these talents develop, there is opportunity for state and national recognition-through the state and national DECA organization-that members would not have otherwise. It provides scholarship loan awards for deserving students who meet qualifications. From left to right: Diana Henson, Presidentg Brenda Catterton, Vice-Presidentg Chris Griffith, Historian, Sue Guy, Treasurerg Regina Oden, Secretary. F.T.A. From bottom to top: Jackie Knight, Presidentg Marty Hopper, Vice-Presidentg Barbara Smith, Secretaryg Pat Swindell, Sergeant-at-Armsg Mike Dietz, Treasurer. K Aww. LIBRARIANS The Librarians work before, during and after school to help keep the school library in order and to assist students in finding books. SCHOOL STORE The school store provides the students with all the necessary supplies for school. In the store's new location, Mary Vereen and Barbara Johnson aid the students with their purchases. gli. AUDIO VISUAL AIDS ...AZ The Audio Visual Aids Depart- ment provides the school with equipment for film strips, films and records. From left to right are: Zachary Schelhaus, Tom Horan, Bill Levitt, Dave Simmons and Mr. Willis, advisor. FIRE BRIGADE Mr. Ruck who sponsors the Fire Brigade, instructs the boys on the use of fire equipment and what to do in case of a tire. During tire drills in school the Fire Brigade monitor the halls to insure quickness in evacu ation. John Evans, far left, is chief. as r X Q . ' 4. T191 V e -M ' Q F m is 1 W 1 . x . ..,. at wv, 1, 1 Eff'-t . F W X , Q Iwi 'Q N? f l il! , if 1 --Q - Q 'H g U Qs Y KL S is 'ff ' L 5 A 32? , KS iid? -as 3 A , Q-,T N W ,.,., x ,fr , K i wmrg ,gm ,X - S ,ps 1 1 E 4 SX 3 x is af -W Q , ,QQ . A ,gp 8 Q S an 'xxx X xx Q Q ,AM N S . X F' t wi s.s?1k ' s WM -sf X X k +9 X Q Q v -.x..'. Gt' P. x a 5' F .. Q Q-gi . I VA ffm 'V gg, K 1 X FROM SEPTEMBER 6 1967 September Schools Opens Talon Subscription Drive Senior Class Button Sale G.A.A. Car Wash Impulse Sale G.A.A. Book Bag Sale Embers Patron Drive 2 . . . Undergraduate Pictures Football Assembly Cheerleaders Tag Day Football - Brooklyn Senior Class Dance KICK . ,.g,. N.. -vgsggfigsf. i 1 - i OFF E 5555 DANCE SEPTEMBER 23, 1967 . .5 I 27 . . . A.F.S. Breakfast October 7 . . . Football - Southern 9, 10, 11 . . . Organization Pictures 11 . . . Yearbook Subscription Drive 12 . . . National Honor Society Induction Junior Class Rings Senior Class Christmas Paper Sale NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY if Robert Adams Karen Anderson Cindy Bagley Tim Beachum Dave Boulware Bill Cavey Richard Day John Dickerson Mark Durst Mary Ellen Fields Suzanne Gedance Dana Grant Leslie Hankins Jeanne Higby Valerie Jackson Kathy Koegel Walt Konetzka Dale Larkin Bill McKay Jeanne Meusel Kathy Morell OCTOBER 12, 1967 Molly Myers Janet Neiderberger Christine Page Sue Potee Sue Pritchard Valerie Rasmussen Richard Robinson Gail Ruark Steve Schiede Jim Slack Randy Snapp Peter Starr Carole Steele Debbie Titus Barb Turner Dale Walden Linda Webb Wayne Weikert FALL INDUCTION avr' '-' :. 4, If .2 Football - Glen Burnie P.T.A. Back to School Night Football - Chambersburg Cheerleader Tag Day HCMECCMING 196 27 . . . Homecoming Assembly Homecoming Bonfire 28 . . . Homecoming Parade Football - St. Mary's Homecoming Dance ,AW Z if 5.34 This year's Homecoming Queen, Terry Dutrow, was escorted by Bruce Lawton. Terry is president of the Senior High Social Committee. The honor that the student body gave her was well-deserved for she has been very active in all school affairs. gg if Y .vb E Nwwbgw, , Q ZZHUMECOMING QUEEN TERRY DUTROW Sonny Black escorted Donna Schmidt to the Home- coming Dance. Donna is a business student, former class officer and cheerleader. Val Jackson, first runner up, is captain of the varsity Cheerleaders. Her escort was Steve Young. Val has ac- tively participated in school activities all through her high school years. f The Senior Class artist, Kerry O'Nie11, was third run- ner-up. She transfered from Massachusetts two years ago and was escorted by Kirk Young. Nancy Moxley has been the Treasurer of the Class of 1968 for many years. She has been active in class as well as school activities. Her escort was Bernie Thompson. With tension mounting at the Homecoming As- sembly anyone is prone to tears, and Queen Terry is no exception. OCTOBER f 'f 2 i 5359 EE , .l cf, 3 f I M i , ' Mmm This is the first year that professional decorators have been called upon to transform the gym for Homecoming Nightg however, the students stiil had much to do. . SATURDAY The Varsity Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders fm ...Nul- iff if Q 5 was' OCTOBER 28, 1967 The Winning Senior Float ,.. , nm in The Freshman Class Float FROM BEGINNING TO END - The Marching Band, the Majorettes, and the Pom Pom Girls provided pre-game and half time entertain- ment. After the game the band paraded across the field, hats backwards to signify victory, playing the school light song. we VICTORY. z fa . fa , ..., 'V Y ' . any 11 ' l 5, . N K ,T Q Q L A ,K A ' X ' Q B :fee ' - A Y . ' T' 4 v 'P T 7 sn - 1 . A' w-Sff1if,ai2't1?:i , 'Ne at if Q , ' 1.2, ' - 'Q V: K f w,',,,',3, A . 3? f Y , f ' ' , , 1 I Q 'If ff. 5-1 M W- . 'N it X . A. ' . T' ' . T- f 'X .-, 1 2 . ,, ' f . ..s....,- u a ,L sa. .. . g m, s N is W. M 9 4 Mrww The Fanatics i The Alumni Return xl Hey wait a minute ff The Chaperones Mrs. Wright moderated The Fashion Show as Nancy Hennessy models. P a u 1 1 e t t e B u r s e F. B. L. A. FASHION SHOW Rick Fine Virginia Day NOVEMBER 1, 1967 ,,, A Cathy Crist Veronica Pawlik Jenni Lucke Lynn Sipe 31 . . . Spanish Club Trip-To D.C. November 1 .. . F.B.L.A. Fashion Show Senior Play Tryouts 3 . . . Road Rally 9 . . . Senior Slave Day Band Chocolate Bar Sale 11 . . . F.B.L.A. Spaghetti Dinner 16 . . . A.F.S. Button Sale Freshmen Elections 17,18 . . . You Can't Take It With ET - Y U CAN'T TAKE Penelope Sycamore . . . Sue Gedance Essie Carmichael . . . Ellen Kirkland Rheba . . . Janice Nunnally Paul Sycamore . . . Bob Cuthbertson DePinna . . . Mike Bauman Ed Carmichael . . . Jim Donnelly Donald . . . Roland Boykin Martin Vanderhof . . . Bob Kirkland X Alice Sycamore . . . Diane Vogelman NOVEMBER 17 AND 18, 1967 . . . IT WITH YO Henderson . . . Richard Kay Toni Kirby . . . Jim Larson Boris Kolenkhov . . . Jeff Ley Gaye Wellington . . . Pat Blake Mr. Kirby . . . Mark Cervi Mrs. Kirby . . . Pat Hardy FBI Men . . . Rob Best Jim Gossard Bennie Parker Olga . . . Donna Viola A CURTAIN CALLERS PRCDUCTION they QQ Qfclgfvgefsr ,F swf Q Mfr xi WNXQBJJ we J' You Can,t Take It With You , set in the 1920's, is about the abnormal Sycamores and their normal daughter. The daughter falls in love with the boss' son, and they plan to be married. However, when the prospective, high- society in-laws pay an unexpected visit, the Sycamore household is thrown into utter chaos. 29 . . . Sophomore Lollipop Sale December 5 . . . NHS Pennies for Knowledge 8 . . . Sports Awards Assembly Basketball - New Oxford 8 . . . Pinata Party 11 . . . The First Bull Sheet Publication Booster Club Cheer Contest 15 . . . Wrestling - Belair . . . ON FALCON FIELD FOOTBALL GAMES . W A .1 an SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS Senator John Steffy and Mr, William Anthony of the State Scholarship Board discussed the purpose of the program as being one of financial assistance to able students in need of support. Increased student par- ticipation in the testing program was a direct result of this assembly. Senator John Steffey AN OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS . . . DECEMBER 16, 1967 . . . 1 'Y' . i !'f 51 Y A 4 x fu .,, r V f X1 z' , , fi I cg 1 . x X f L, f A J 1 ' . , , - 1'x'1:' WWMMW-W' 18-22 . . . Booster Club Christmas Card Post Office 18-23 . . . Student Council Candy Cane Sale 19 . . . P.T.A. Christmas Program Basketball - Fairmont Heights January 1-31 . . . Pride and Loyalty Month 3 . . . Basketball - Bel-Air - O I I 5 . . .Wrestling - Arundel Basketball - Arundel 9 . . . Basketball - Glen Bumie 12 . . . Wrestling - Brooklyn Park 15-19 . . . NHS Project Hope Week 16 . . . Basketball - Andover 19 . . . Cheerleaders Tag Day Assembly for Annapolis Game 23 . . . Basketball - Northeast 26 . . . Wrestling - Southern Basketball - Southern February 2 . . . Basketball - Arundel THROUGH FEBRUARY 5, 1968 . . . WHAT'S THAT CAMERA DOING? L Counselors' Harem Check those white laces out . . . Ohhhhhhh . . . look at that one! Juliet, wherefore art thou, J u1iet. i f W i - N H W , Q . ,, , uuuu ww, Wwwfwvhwbwwlwww Boing. . . Boing. . . Boing. . . Boing . .. We're Ready fr Lf ,V 'ff :., W .Z , If .. -H . ' . , , gif Q V3 gl N, . ' ,, V IIA A 0 f , f f 4 wf 22 'WW Wav ff ff 4 Do you really think I'm as wicked as Queen Brangomar? www! ' f 'wr--. W-w-f...,...,.,,,, gflsll X -P B E .Wm-mx .Mg f lffje, V 1.4 Egg , I. ,. ., 1 1 Q, -unwr- 2 5 J ,g 4 'L' fA5wfz nW , an ' A ' WW N ,V FRONT ROW: Paul Buckmaster, Bernie Thompson, Jay Glatzel, Steve Young Tom Burnette Rick Mills Bruce Lawton John Jarnigan Jim Wright Kirk Young, MIDDLE ROW: Gall Sanchez CManagerj, Pete Weincek, Ronnie Pramschufer Bruce Ford Jon Wiesman Don Kellog Kevin Carlin Joe Welch Robin Schmidt, Tom Horan, Tom Latta, Fred Reno, Ellery Mullinax. REAR ROW Joe Emrich John Berry Chris Lrtty B111 Fish Sam Lovett Bob Conklin Guy Dietz. The football team finished the season with a 3-7 record, its first losing season since 1962. But even in defeat there were many bright moments and a promise of better years to come. The Falcons won the opening game against Brooklyn Park, won the Homecoming game with St. Maryls, and lost a close, hard-fought Turkey Day match to Annapolis. Through- out the season, the team brought the crowds to their feet with sterling examples of gridiron skill. In addition, the Junior and Sophomores on the Varsity and Junior Varsity proved themselves capable of making a great team next year. Seniors Jay Glatzel, Kirk Young, Joe Welch, Steve Young, and Junior Tom Burnette were the offensive stars for the team. Jay Glatzel played at quarterback, and gave our opponents a triple threat, he could pass, and run, and kick, all with devastating skill. Kirk Young gained 505 yards and scored 54 points from the halfback position. End Joe Welch was the player usually on the receiving end of Glatzel's passes. Steve Young, nm- ning from the other halfback slot, thrilled the spectators with several exciting runs. Junior Tom Burnette drove for 337 yards as fullback. As usual Coach George Roberts fielded an outstanding defensive unit that held even the normally high-scoring offenses of our opponents to relatively low point totals. The Falcons shutout two teams CBrooklyn Park and St. Mary'sJ and held four others to one or two touchdowns CSouthern, Glen Burnie, Atholton, and Annapolisl. The co-captains this year were Jay Glatzel and Steve Young. Assisting Coach Roberts were Robert Leake, Andy Borland, Lowell Moore, and Bill Coyne. The Falcons lost the annual Thanksgiving Day clash with Annapolis, l4f7, but even in defeat the team played a fine game. The players hit hard and forced the Panthers to play to the limit of their potential to come out with a narrow win. Pete my on , wir Q SEASON RECORD Brooklyn Park Andover Southern Glen Bunie Chambersburg St. Mary's Arundel Northeast Atholton Annapolis Y Vg. . ' 'W-www-1 . F' 3 ,X . 4'-sf l F - v 553 x 2 W' 1 if 3' 3 'hr , ' ff iv,- H V GF' L. ' 1 Q, ,M ZA N ,Mb J Ag' ' KF? 'J' 2 'A'2 i 5,9 z Q EZ -,:+y..- . ,X , , 3 Mwu, f,,,Lg4 , 9,, 3f k,fif' 4 ., , ,Y , Y. , ewV3iiihi.,:f ,Q Xu if 'rm' 'Wx 'nf 1 U. 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V: 'ni J S L'. arm: ml' un' ' .- I A, -. w , , Q 5 r 5 .. 15 , ' Q' J' K9 , , 1 nw I Q Q , N, in ' f ,Zff s f'L'4' ,L , .W f Aw, iw-L 4, Af ,M M T' A' W. x aifzgggggn A ., may fi ' ,J -4, ,A X. if .3 M , 4 ?f . vii v mi . , fun- -wg' 1. :rf . mf' Q-ug.-as-fa- es? y Q- i, W., ,,. . . , 1 ' si f4iffwvrf?,ff4'4WL5?1g!W5Q? f' ' 'ff'-,Q J, 1 'px 1 , 4 ' Q 5 ,. ,A 4 ll UPPER LEFT: The defensive unit charges through the opponentls line. UPPER RIGHT: Two Falcons bring down an enemy runner. RIGHT: Kirk Young evades a St. Mary's tackler. BELOW: Coaches Roberts and Moore don't look very happy. BOTTOM LEFT: Two Falcons down a St. Mary's runner. BOTTOM CENTER: Steve Jones follows Bruce Lawton through a hole. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tom Bumette is tack- led by a Glen Bumie defender. L T ff! ffl ,- W. Q FO UPPER LEFT: The starting unit wait nervously for the combined bands of Annapolis and Severna Park to Enish playing the national anthem. UPPER RIGHT: Severna Park won the toss and elected to receiveg here George Miller of Annapolis kicks off to open the game. LEFT: Quarterback Jay Glatzel hands off to Tom Burnette. BELOW LEFT: Coach Andy Borland paces the sidelines while Watching the game. BELOW: Robin Schmidt streches out for a pass from Glatzel. We ,awww .WMA,,,X.,Wi,.,,,.,,f,q,,,,,,li,, My ff: W -M , I , , ' M1 in V M I f gm. ,, ,Jw-quw hff Awww ,r,fe,ffff,mm1fh.MWM MMM fff- Y ffhfffvf N-Vw -V ,VW-Wm, ,, ,Yf,,,.q,v-My we X X r nw LLLL s UPPER LEFT: Promising Junior Paul Buckmaster pulls back before unleashing a pass. UPPER RIGHT: Jay Glatzel runs around several Panthers before heading through a hole in the Annapolis line. RIGHT: Coaches Roberts and Leake watch the progress ofthe game from the sidelines. BELOW LEFT: Senior Kirk Young starts for an opening be- tween three Panthers. BELOW RIGHT: Three Falcons prepare to tackle a Panther ballcarrier deep in Severna Park territory. l S X sw emi. Q FRONT ROW James Wood Richard MacKenzie Harold Young Dennis Lowe Mike Thompson, Robert Sawyer, Rich Hammond, Robert Wagner. SECOND ROW Cliff Watkins Chris Carter Mark Larsen Jim Jefferson Dave Spink Bob Shillinglaw, Wayne Durham, John Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: Steve Wagner Kenny Rogers Bob Diedrich Dave Ramsey Carlton Coates Mike Troja Larry Jackson, Jim Griffith Cmanagerl. FOURTH ROW: Coach Lowell Moore, Larry t Mike Hogan Rod Quick Rick Polm Jamie Sanders Coach Coyne NOT PRESENT: Earl Cole, Kurt Morley, Ro Harrison. The Junior Varsity football team chalked up one of its best seasons ever by posting a 7 win, l loss record and tying for the County Junior Varsity Championship with Annapolis. The team shut out all but two of their opponents, and ran their winning streak to l3 games before the streak was snapped by Arundel for the JV,s only loss of the season. The defense was the backbone of the club, scoring six safeties in its first seven games, many of the safeties were directly responsible for Fal- con touchdowns a few minutes later in the game. The defense used a 5-4-2 setup to good effect. Chris Carter played the Middle Guard position with Carlton Coates and Bob Diedrich flanking him at Tackle. Rod Quick and Cliff Watkins played at End, backed up by Ro Harrison and Mark Larsen at Cornerback. Bob Shillinglaw and John Zimmerman were the Linebackers with Mike Thompson and Dennis Lowe playing at Safety. Coach Lowell Moore felt that the team worked so well as a unit that it would be impossible to pick out any individual stars, but he said that his Tri-Captains, Mark Larsen, Bob Shillinglaw and Mike Thompson showed outstanding leadership. The offensive lineup had Mike Hogan and Jamie Sanders at End with Dave Ramsey and Larry Jackson at Tackle, Dave Spink and Wayne Dunham playing at Guard, and Mark Larsen holding down center. At the Quarterback position Jim Wood played well. Behind him were ranged Halfbacks Dennis Lowe and Harold Young, and Fullback Mike Thompson. Young was the most consistent ground gainer for the Falcons. The team used a Split T formation as most of their yardage came on running plays. Two Freshmen who would have seen extensive action during the sea- son except for injuries were Richard Hammond and Steve Wagner. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. SEASON RECORD Severna Park Severna Park Severna Park Severna Park Severna Park Arundel Severna Park Severna Park Brooklyn Park Andover Southern Glen Bumie Annapolis Severna Park Northeast Atholton 25' .1 1 .ol r , .Hgh 0 A-sp K. wr 1' Q eggiikx .ff ww 'gg 'X 5 e in N Q .X u -Q .fy S 9 4 4. x 2'-f' N N' , -. 5' ax K -Iraq.. 'K .ff M f g .5 Q I 4 5' .Kam vi- X A X s v 1 , . W .- 4 1 B. ggge - S f , NE! X g V Q SN X' ,ig as , ,Q-.3 X. - New 0? . ,M Quai-of 'F 'dw Ns Y: W3 -E , f.LL X x K ,Q fN3 1 1'?x Q af ,S S Y k ,. , Si ,? w Q if g. - N14 '95 I h 'gsdsfh if L , L m fgfwxg'Q3mLkLf ff h ' N' any V m i if x W x .s If X M ,ggi A A, W f, g 1 fi f' i lx WQX sf X .. i W if - 1 S 5 - X . -f X S6 Q X we We S Q K -k. S Q, X - . ,gi A .,-5,2 3 'Q sig Q ,ij-al 1 gg' 5, Amx., sf jk 'Bs 'vs FRONT ROW: Charlie Hagelgans, Richard Robinson, Jim Gugliotti, Carl Rasmussen, Eugene Korzeniewski, Brad Hopper, MIDDLIC ROW: Richard Sun, Jeff Dove, Gerald Maxson, Lee Cadorette, John Ranes, Jack Swartz. REAR ROW: Coach Preston, Bob Baugh, Gene Munger, Bill McKay, Jim Slack. The Cross Country team had the most successful season of its short career as the Road Runners compiled a record of 7 wins and 2 losses. The Falcons opened their season with an easy victory over Catonsville on the losers, hilly, 2.5 mile course. On the same day the Varsity B team defeated Sparrows Point's Varsity A. The following week the team traveled to Annapolis to meet the Naval Academy Plebes on the Academy Golf course. The Road Runners were handed the first loss of the season despite the fine showing of Richard Sun who broke the Plebe course record by 25 seconds. Dulaney High School, a perennial power in the state, proved un- gracious hosts as they defeated the Falcons 27-29 despite another win- ning effort by Richard Sun and a devastating final sprint by Jim Gugliotti. During the final week of preparation for the Spiked Shoe Invitational Meet, the Road Runners defeated both Annapolis and Brooklyn Park as six Falcons tied for first place over the Brooklyn Park course. The Road Runners missed winning the Spiked Shoe Meet at Johns Hopkins University by just one point, finishing second behind Kenwood, the state champions. The meet saw the best team effort of the year as Richard Sun, undefeated in his Senior year, won setting a new course record. Jim Gugliotti and Gene Munger both finished in the top fifteen, and Bill McKay and John Ranes ran their best races of the season. The team finished the season without Sun, but the Falcons swept to another set of victories over Brooklyn Park and Annapolis, again by per- fect scores. Hopes had been high for the state meet, but with the loss of Sun and an ill Lee Cadorett, the team struggled to a dismal 13th place. Much of the credit for the team's great performance should go to Coach Bill Preston who worked with the boys for three years, building the Falcons into one of the two best cross country teams in the state. QQ? A 2 M., r wx if ,H ,ff K .L,LQfL - :FS Rf ii gm M X ww 5 X. K X3 X X ,QQ 1- 'ia ff RL UPPER LEFT, LEFT and BELOW LEFT: Three shots taken at the meet with Catonsville show Jim Gug- liotti, Richard Sun, Bill Mc- Kay, Lee Cadorette, and Bob Baugh charging up the same hill. UPPER RIGHT: Baugh, Sun, and Gene Munger racing three miles on the track. RIGHT: 130 runners sprint for the lead at the Spiked Shoe Meet. BELOW RIGHT: John Ranes runs in the pack at the State Championships with Baugh trailing. :D -el 9 His an - R -W ...vw - .,e.. . . ,ww W .Y 1.,e..,r, tx ia s- Q.. 'gf k.g,.k31+i-I W an K he .e 'wt- fi , of , .L I xy' an Q 5 F tv out-:Ri n ' f, , f 1 , , ' ' I fe at : . ffgj A ' W , -fggfe 3. I fr .4-fs - .Q t gr :F - me-N nf We iw? 3' effifu' 7z.L.....l -1-: nw- -3- INN t , -.. 'A A 'I is .Q Q.: ' .. I, W ew .ae . L Q, as Q r brqaa. F eegrx Q Vfgfwf i ' if nf, MQW iii' Q E If Q!! hw' 4: WV M-1 T 12 'Q-in Ur 1967-68 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Dan Wise, Pete Munholland, Mark Bieberich, George Sauble, Jeff Davies, Mark Durst and Dave Simison. REAR ROW: Coach Young, Tim King, Warner Johnson, Don Rossi, Joe Emrich, and Bob Conklin. NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE: Wayne Dunham Elroy Johnson, and Gary Glatzel. The 1967-68 basketball season was something of a disappointment. Only a handful of players returned from last year's varsity squad, and Ronald Young replaced Mr. Fragle as head coach. The team did not win very often, but they proved that a team that loses is not neccessarily a team of losers. Everywhere the Falcons went, they impressed the crowds with their unquenchable spirit and tight. Whether they were battling for the lead or twenty points behind, the boys who wore the Blue 84 Gold played the best brand of basketball they knew. Since Coach Young played his underclassmen extensively, prospects are good for a much improved team next year. Juniors Joe Emrich, Bob Conklin, Pete Munholland, and Elroy Johnson will all contribute to the team's strength next year. Also Sophomores Warner Johnson, Wayne Dunham and Freshman Gary Glatzel will be key team members soon. Senior Mark Durst was one of the best players in the county this sea- son, and on many occassions he sparked the team with his tine play. Seniors Tim King, Mark Bieberick, George Saubel, and Jeff Davies also played well. The Falcons seemed to have a standard script for all of their games. They would manage, through fine play and dogged persistance, to lead for the first quarter and well into the second, but then the other team would catch fire and pull away. Highpoints of the season included a smashing defeat of neighboring Severn School, and the tirst game with Annapolis, one of the powers in Anne Arundel County basketball this season. Against the Panthers, the Falcons battled their way to within striking range of the Annapolis crew after three quarters of play, but then a key player fouled out, and the challenge evaporated. , fr? , :Aw Y gi, 16 ,M w' 'K K A . . - NWS, M2 1 ,. f H - :ESF ,. my . . x N. , 5., x f , Q 3 ?k f I L Q nf' l , If 1 5' ll ,Jw ,vga ,. 3 fm ax.. 4 , .A f g1 , 4 uw ,Jw N -as Q' 'ff ,, A0 . , ' f,,,V W WM - K -A X, .tx M X x , f :se161',..----fg'g2?NQ-ii . X Ns 'Q'-. Vw K my s A X M ,,,, , , QU 42 ' sw WW , ww Q B 4 'E flliiia-.SNFEI,,i f ' 5? W 1 1 S - X 5 2 I 2 'N 1 V W- ' , N E an ,K .N .xg . ix NX 5, ., M1 ,,,, ..., . .NX , I -'-- W- , N , jjui' M- , mf ' 2 '-X, f Q. 9' Q 5 Q if. X , 35355 X - , X Mg, ,,,,,, N N M- swf- .- aww N' W, Q? R 4 A .. W, xx .. N,,, ,Q fm Q i f-f4 ' 1 ,W,, -, , , wmfzwj -- WWE' , Q , ,,,, , X , , V ff' , f, , 9 WW, 1967m68 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Craig Crockett, Kenny Faunce, Kim Crockett, Greg Wemmer, Bob Priest, and Ted Gregory. REAR ROW: Greg Whitman, Robert Shillinglaw, Robin Schmidt, John Turner, Chris Muhly, Mike Bogdon, and Curtis Washington. 3 M! G. DOCR -fzx . . if Q ,,,. if ,ggi mm ff ,. ,, 115' ,J .,.:' ' ,v,f ' MLSQSQZ. , dak.. - --Q A Q JLQw3Z-3? ME Rf? Fm- F- Jum- , ,W fi , yi. H, , l 1967-68 VARSITY INDOOR TRACK TEAM. FRONT ROW: Jim Gugliotti, Ed Purpura, Jack Schwartz, Mike Allen,Bill Helms, John Fredrick, Eugene Kor- zeneiwski. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Sun, Dave Goughenour, John Ranes, Bob Baugh, Bill Hennessey, Steve Munger, Charlie Hagelgans, Gerald Maxson. REAR ROW: Larry Caudell, Gene Munger, Jim Slack, Dave Newkirk, Lee Cadorette, Bill McKay, Jim Patton, Carl Rasmussen, Coach Preston. The Indoor Track Team enjoyed the best season in its three-year his- tory. Coach William Preston built a team that could run with any team in the state, but a lack of depth kept the team from winning all ofits dual meets. The Falcons faced a tough schedule comprised of individual meets with the best teams in Baltimore County. Severna Park also entered the National Guard Games on February 10 and the Maryland Indoor Track Championships on March 2. The teams strong areas were in the running events, but Dave Goughenour piled up many first places in the Shot Put. Larry Caudell handled the High Jumping and hurdling chores for the Falcons. Sprinters accounted for many of the teamis point with Steve Munger, Carl Rasmus- sen, Dave Newkirk, Richard Robinson, and Bill Helms scoring most of them. The Falcons fielded the best team of distance runners in the state and completely dominated the events from the 600 Yard Run through the Two Mile Run in all of its dual meets. Bob Baugh, Gene Munger, and John Ranes scored well in the 600 Yard Run and the 1000 Yard Run, while Richard Sun, Bill McKay, Lee Cadorette, and Bill Hennessey carried the Blue and Gold to first in all of the meets. The three relay teams 1880 Yards, One Mile and Two Milej did not fare well in the early meets, but they turned in great performances at the two big meets that ended the season, the National Guard Games and the State Championships. The people who were on the teams shifted con- tinuously during the season until Coach Preston found the right combina- tion late in the going. Although the team will lose Seniors Bill McKay, Dave Newkirk, Lee Cadorette, and Richard Robinson to graduation, the future is bright for next year as many good underclassmen will be returning including Steve Munger, Gene Munger, Carl Rasmussen, Jim Gugliotti, and Eugene Korzeneiwski. , -,, ,I M W fr A ,, JIM GUGLIOTTI 5 QWM RC if! N 3 f HARD SUN 6 iii RE if nw my h ffl' MW Q Z A 5 L. DAVE U1 i 1 ,mx if 357 is C ,K LA 9 F 1 ? Q -W ,,,, ,f , ,in A 5 - , -wi, 4, K '5 , A 5 'QI 11 - Q N K 4 K. ,.., , -,Q-Ju xwf jh , g f H ff my W 5 if gm ff ...f , Z' A +. f:1w '! W Anne W Q .,. ,V M .YS .353 1, QM. 4-M. . ww iv, ,wt W X WSE-Yr? 4621 f 1. W Q T if Q , ., lVV I ,. ,, T ik 2fw!eMW149r Y. my aqgpnww ,,,.: ,,,. . f 1 5, ,, f zv- -,-': , V,-', ,. 1 'V W 9 ggannllw' H1994 hs. 7 wi f M- iv 1 www , , , M' ' ,mp . wwwwwdr J. mn M' l L L - 1967-68 VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM. FRONT ROW: Manager Carl George, Dave Sims, Gordon Laque, John Eby, Don Patterson, Wayne Brown, and Steve Porter. REAR ROW: Manager Bob Kirkland, Larry Harris, Doug Campbell, Mark Larsen, Bill Fish, Wade Thomas, Bruce Ford, and Manager Tom Hollywood. NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE: Cliff Watkins and Joe Abruzzo. For the most part this was a disillusioning season for the Severna Park High School wrestlers. Early season losses to Brooklyn Park and Glen I Burnie made Severna Park's chances of winning the Anne Arundel County Championships look dim indeed. Two new coaches greeted the prospective team members at the tirst practice. Physical Education teacher Lowell Moore took over as head coach, giving up his job as baseball coach to fill the vacancy left by the departure of Mr. Keedy. Barry Lauver, a chemistry teacher, assumed the duties of assistant coach. The Falcons opened their season with a smashing 43-8 victory over Arundel. Harold Laque 1953, Wayne Brown 11273, Joe Abruzzo 11333, Cliff Watkins 11383, and Wade Thomas 11803 scored pins to highlight the win. John Eby 1123, Doug Campbell 11453, and Bruce Ford 1Unlimited3 were also victorious in their matches. Brooklyn Park dumped the Falcons rather decisively, 36-15. Only Dave Sims 1953, John Eby 11123, and Wade Thomas 11803 managed pins in this match. Against Glen Burnie Sims scored the only pin, his second straight, but the Falcons went down 28414. Harold Laque 11033, Doug Campbell 11453, and Bill Fish 11653 won decisions. The Falcons pulled off an upset victory over Southern in a match at Southern. Only Mark Larsen 11543 pinned his opponent, but victories on decisions went to Dave Sims 1953, Puggy Patterson 11203, Wayne Brown 11273, Bill Fish 11653, Wade Thomas 11803, and Bruce Ford 1Unlimited3. Final Score: 23-17. Patterson was the only Falcon to pin his adversary in the match with John Carrol, but Sims 1953, Laque 11033, Fish 11653, and Ford 1Unlimited3 won decisions. John Carrol won the match, 29-16 off of their strength in the middle weight classes. ,, M-gm ? v N2 ' M 'ff ,X X' 5 ' A1 K wx S jf I MIKE 31 1? 1 ix V ' L-,, , mfv, , ,, ,us '- 'af wr 1 , 1 ,,,, , ,f fm if -E- u . ,U Q S Wig? U--'dtsif awww xi-ge K E 'ii I I g if . ,fw-if 'x X ,f JUNIOR VARS 1967468 JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM. FRONT ROW: Mike Schweitzer, Bruce Bagley, Charley Schindler, Joe Gardner, Kenny Ford, and Rick Kellough. REAR ROW: Hcad Coach Lowell Moore, Carlton Coates, Bob Dicdrich, Cliff Watkins, Bill Gardner, Joe McCartney, Butch Keirsey, and Assistant Coach Lauver. WINTER SPORTS REVIEW 1967 -68 BASKETBALL RECORD DATE OPPONENT Dec. New Oxford Dec. Fairmount Heights Dec. Severn School Dec. Atholton Jan. Bel Air .I an. Arundel Jan. Glen Burnie J an. Brooklyn Park Jan. Andover Jan. Annapolis Jan. Northeast J an. Southem Feb Anmdel Feb Glen Burnie Feb Brooklyn Park Feb Andover Feb Annapolis Feb Northeast Feb Southern NO. 21 14 22 15 4 20 13 12 10 11 5 3 12 11 SCORE 56-75 43-68 72-55 63-81 57-83 55-67 53-71 58-65 38-67 55-76 63-46 49-81 67-83 60-74 58-56 55-78 58-75 66-54 65-85 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PLAYER Mark Durst Warner Johnson Pete Munholland Bob Conklin Wayne Dunham George Sauble Jeff Davies Gary Glatzel Tim King Mark Bieberick Joe Emnch Elroy Johnson Don Rossi Ron Hibbard FG 116 98 64 29 16 17 18 14 9 5 6 5 1 0 GAME SITE Severna Park Fairmount Heights Sevema Park Atholton Bel Air Severna Park Severna Park Brooklyn Park Andover Severna Park Northeast Severna Park Arundel Glen Burnie Severna Park Severna Park Annapolis Severna Park Southern TP RB 333 106 259 234 161 65 139 52 32 42 40 27 22 19 15 4 0 1 MARYLAND NATIONAL GUARD INVITATIONAL TRACK MEET FEBRUARY 10, 1968 FIFTH REGIMENT ARMORY, BALTIMORE MILE RUN: 2nd, Jiin Gugliotti, 4 minutes 38.3 seconds. 600 YARD RUN: 4th, Bob Baugh, 1 minute 19.6 seconds. TWO MILE RUN: lst, Richard Sun, 9 minutes 55.6 seconds. TWO MILE RELAY: 3rd, Severna Park CGene Munger, Bob Baugh, John Ranes, and Bill MeKayJ, 8 minutes 55.0 seconds. TEAM STANDINGS: Tied for 4th, Severna Park High School and Crossland High School. TEAM ENTERED: Thirty-two. MARYLAND INDOOR TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS MARCH 2, 1968 FIFTH REGIMENT ARMORY, BALTIMORE MILE RUN: 3rd, Jim Gugliotti, 4 minutes 38.6 seconds. TWO MILE RUN: lst, Richard Sun, 9 minutes 59.5 seconds. 1000 YARD RUN: 5th, Gene Munger, 2 minutes 30.6 seconds. TEAM STANDINGS: 6th, Severna Park High School. TEAMS ENTERED: Fourty- three. NEW SCHOOL INDOOR TRACK RECORDS 380 YARD RUN: Steve Munger, 46.7 seconds. 600 YARD RUN: Bob Baugh, 1 minute 19.5 seconds. MILE RUN: Richard Sun, 4 minutes 31.1 5eCOIldS. 880 YARD RELAY: Steve Munger, Carl Rasmussen, Dave Newkirk, and Bill Helms, 1 minute 44.1 seconds. TWO MILE RELAY: Gene Munger, Bob Baugh, John Ranes, and Bill McKay, 8 minutes 55.0 seconds. SHOT PUT: Dave Goughenour, 44 feet 10 inches. DATE Jan. 5 Jan. 12 Jan. 19 Jan. 26 Feb. 2 Feb. 12 Feb. 16 Feb. 23 Mar. 2 Mar. 9 1967-68 WRESTLING RICCORD OPPONENT Arundel Brooklyn Park Glen Burnie Southern Bel Air Annapolis Andover Northeast County Tournament District Tournament SCORIC 43- 8 15436 14-28 23-I7 21-24 21-21 30-15 44- 6 C3rdJ MATCH SITI Arundel Severna Park Glen Burnie Southern Severna Park Severna Park Severna Park Severna Park Glen Burnie medal. 4 f J I Y Q? ' . WW ' , W f ' 1' A' Q 1 - ' A LL , f1:::s:?i h V X qi l 1 Q W X 4 4 'Q f , , ag -my t:'ii i'l ' U ' l',i' V i 475 1 ,I iiaiisv ,, ' was I mf f' 4 R'21:i'r+ U- ,g , S 1533. 1 , I 1 I Y W Y xg , X512 f X eff 1 ,X N We ' Q 4 EC Q V I u?:jux. '- ': H' Wx Lk 'ig Pu 1 I N. X I af? al JP ' 3 '7 3 QA vu A . xg: 715 - I Q N I Q 1 ' ff-T. iv UNIOR CLASS Junior Class Officers, left to right: Kathy Jumiu, Treasurer, Jeni Lucke, Secretary, Karen Madsen, Vice-President, Karen Madsen, Jim Larson, President il K if ? 55 r I Kerry Adkins Terry Atkins Mike Allen Rhonda Allgood Rhonda Anderson Barry Andrews Grace Atwell Jeanni Atwell Richard Aversa Richard Baginski Jim Baker Joan Baker John Baker Sharon Baker Betty Bancroft Nibert Barns ' . 5 X KN.: Lauren Barrett Mike Barns Don Becker Debby Belote 'X , li . Q :- 112+ we we M, 7- Jackie Bauer Sherry Betters VFR ? 'z '. ,t r J to K., J eame Bloss John Bogdon Boug Bourgum Roland Boykin ' sr. Carla Briggs Carole Brown Dennis Bolger Anne Brahm W .JN- Mike Bauman Jean Beall Lory Beach Vikki Beard Ernie Beath John Bey Dana Bicks Mike Bieberich Janice Blake Brenda Blanchtield . Q erwvr .,rJ f. 'K ff 'F iii-5 George Bosmajin Karen Braun Donnell Bost Carrie Brewer David BIOWH WHYUC Brown P21111 BUCKIUHSISI Glenn Bunten Cathy Burdeau Bernie Burke A - WQZIQ' . mm.. . Tom Burnett Richard Bussey Carol Callbeck Doug Campbell Pat Campbell Mark Cervi Marty Chambliss Diana Childs Carol Christensen J an Clark Judy Cobb Linda Conrades Q zib . K f.fg.:p. Nick Cardinal Kathy Clinton Janet Carpenter Carol Carson Carlton Coates Ellen Coats Karen Calb Kathy Colleran Danny Colie James Collins Nancy Collins Bob Conklin Jean Conrades Pat Coomes Tinka Cordell Dave Cronin Gary Crosen Linda Cross Diane Cunningham Patrick Dames t ,n p eo, e J i i ,, i i., .. ., .. .,ac,1. . ,K as N' ml l!f353r Q se R' i 'N Bob Daniel Debbie Daniel Debbie Dansberger Jeff Davies Randy Davis Warren Daywanlt Frank DeLost Mary Kay Dent Jeff Denton Debbie Dickey Joy Dickerson Chet Diercks Marim Dietz Brian Dineen Sue Dixon Jean Dodson fi KM! ar. -W6 .,:. ' -ai . r rw . 5 Qtek -I qi . w. 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F L F J acquie Jackson Sue Jacobson Janet Jager Kevin James June J effcoat Janice Jenkins Carol Johnson Richard Johnson Barbra Jones Bob Jones Cindy Jones Linda Jones Joseph J enning Nanci J ones eN 'ir' -s..- L ' -. ifai' - icc .1 :.,: or rcac if Agar? - .R is L i + 'wx .Q ggi ,Ss Walter Jones Kathy Jllfmu Charlene Kane Beth Kapel Butch Keirsey Don Kellogg Duane Kelly Rick Kelly il -..air L....- W QT? Faye Morrison and Judy Olsen receive their class rings Nl is Carol Kepner Nancy Kiehne Albert Kinder Bob Kirkland Ray Klingenburg Karen Koczak Robert Klopp Eugene Korgeniewski Jackie Knight Diane Koczak Sharri Kramer Nikki Kuhn Mike Lafferty Gordon Laque Jim Larson Ronald Lathe Tom Latta Jim Lawrence Bruce Lawton Sandy Layne as sc- iw 1. e 4 me s -: - :ref-f 3 'sf' ., 'eff at R , N Janice Leidig Karen Madsen 52 .5 -M ww-F' WW S915 A .5 im' R sr. 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Arnold, Md. 2lOl2 the UJWWHEL, 541 5 L Plow Compliments of Gblup tl The Villager Your Own Community Newspaper Covering Greater Severna Park, Arnold, and Pasadena Areas ARNOLD PHARMACY l.l I I A NCFTD Compliments Your Neighborhood Pharmacy Baby Supplies ARNOLD ESSO Notions Hospital 8g Sick Room Supplies Fountain Service Greeting Cards Open Daily 9 AM to lO PM IN ARNOLD Congratulations of FOR INFORMATION CALL the GSS 01368 ARNOLD PHARMACY Arnold-757-2610 from CAPE ARTHUR ATIANTIC Compliments of the Dramatics Club Thespian Troop 2476 The Curtains Callers President Sue Gedance Vice President Bob Kirkland Secretary Jeanie Bloss Treasurer Sharri Kramer Advisor Miss Cook Phone 76l-9824 ARDI S ATLANTIC We Specialize in Service Ritchie Hwy. 8g Jumpers Hole Rd. Elvaton, Maryland 5 5 g . ARUN DEL LAUNDRY SQ CLEANERS Congratulates the Class of '68 Spa Road 8. West St. Annapolis, Maryland Augusta School of Cosmetology Expert training in all phases of beauty culture for men and women of all ages. A career both profitable and rewarding. Licensed by the Maryland Board of Cosmetology. lOO Old Annapolis Road and Riggs Ave Giddings Building 2nd Floor 647-55Ol 647-9818 Augusta Weiss Owner - Director Southfield 6-2444 Private Rooms For Occasions The Barn Restaurant For Over 30 Years The Land Mark of Glen Burnie 750 Ritchie Highway, N .E. Glen Burnie, Md. 2lO6l Anthony T. Andrews President Specializing in the Greater Severna Park Area 7l-73 Dawson Building Severna Park, Maryland Phones 647-2222 647-2223 647-2224 Z Xf' REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 1:34 PG , i ,l 1 g ,ww .,., ,.., .N T z X 2 . ' I Und v- Q l ' i m' . iii, X T' f 'M pw , Q. ,af if 5, : , V -'V 1 -su 'M' V' VP ! . , Q' . T J -- f'5iiTx.,k Mfiffw ' ,Q . - fe, ,,,W,..-,-..eM- f 1, ' M, I -15,1 , 4 ' ' f Complimenfs of F .W r. 45, CS B Phone SOufhfield 6-0556 Chinese-American Resfauranf 100-104 Dilaware Ave. NE Glen Burnie Behind the Robinson's Sfore Carry-Ouf Service Chas F. Private Dining Room for Parfies F P k' A' C d't' d 8 branch offices serving your realtor needs 7 days 9 a.m.,1'o 9 p.m. 44 Balt. Anna. Blvd. , Severna Park, Maryland ree CII' Ing II' on I lOI'16 INSURE - BE SURE Morgan and Ward INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS TELEPHONE: SO 1-1133 210 Crain Highway, N.W. Glen Burnie, Maryland Good luck to Class of '68 from Maryland Inn Annapolis, Maryland X-1-111 STEVENS' ll - w TRUCK-RENTAL H-, -1:47 ' ,s Drive It Yourself mm :J By The Hour-Daw J 'yy '- It Week or Year Refrigerator Dollies available with all trucks. Econoline-Pick-ups Also Available Lift Gates Trucks Gas, Oil 8'Proper Insurance Included STEVENS' CITGO 1032 West Street Annapolis Near National Cemetery 268-8222 sew We ss...w..,.w-5 awww Z 1 r Compliments of Charles Patterson Florist Baltimore 8. Annapolis Blvd. Glen Burnie, Md. Compliments of Roesler Corporation Tropical Fish Choice cut Flowers Greenhouses 8g Flower Shop 300 Crain Highway, S.W. Glen Burnie, Md. SO 6-3960 SO 6-1274 TOWN cmd COUNTRY 55 Maryland Avenue Annapolis, Md. DERS RECOGNITION ROBERT F. WILKS -ANNAPOLIS BLVD., GLEN BURNIE, MARY Co-7-7710 S F I Q POM POM GIRLS COmplLl'TI6nl'S Soy IIHEII O SCHAIEN BRIDAL and congratulations to the class of '68 E-'Of l SO l-9373 CAVE'S CAR CENTER, INC lOO4 Soutlw, Crain Hwy. Best Wishes from Glen Burnie, Md. BENFIELD BARBER SHOP W. H. Cave, Pres. EPIC PM sey Pepsi, Please. Come Alive-You're in the Pepsi Generation! Compliments of FAMILY CAR CENTER COlonial 3-43 I3 Fl NKELSTEI N'S Anfique and Modern Furnifure China, Glass, and Bric-a-bra 2009 Wes? Sfreef. Annapoli Parole, Maryland 41'l1 8 Crain Hwy Glen Burnie, Md Phone 766-6877 Raymond E. Grant, GLEN BURNIE 5 NEWEST USED cAR CENTER Realtor FIFTH AVENUE Ann CRAIN HWY me 76813030 Arundel Realty s y1ey, I 66 Balfimore - Annapolis Road . ii ' SEVERNA PARK, MARYLAND I ..S . ,H , AUTO SAL QGCIGIZIUQ In The Greaier Severna Park Area Walerfromu' Gml B-23.3030 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Pllmli' PHONE DAY OR NIeI-IT I A A Ml 7-I900 R COMPLIMENTS OF: FITZ GERALD'S Wagon Wheels Restaurant SEVERNA PARK, MD. MI 7-4300 HOPIZBIQS C7'W HOME MAKERS SINCE 1900 Annapolis' Home of ETHAN ALLEN Early American Furnifure Home Decoraling Service NEVER A FINANCE CHARGE ON BUDGET ACCOUNTS l27 Main S'lree'l' Annapolis COlonial 7-8l6I r..A.11 1 Tilghman Company Builders of Quality Custom Homes Sterling Silver By 'Stieff . Gorham . Towle . Wallace International . Kirk . Lunt . Heirloom Reed 8. Barton Phone 647-2l26 Fine China 8. Jewelry Repair 44 State Circle Annapolis Phone 647-6501 Becker! ' lufners The Coda Building Ritchie Highway and Cypress Creek Rd. Severna Park, Maryland 2ll46 G. Allin Becker Diane M. Becker ev ,f5f t ' 'g , .' '.. A -'I' . of Ng:-. ,,,2S'5':f 'F' 1 a.f1,uZr,?',r:' i ix 'Q 21 , .- P.: fe -A ' 42' :- M .ll -- - V- e -G: E. f--- -P Best Wishes BONNIE LYNN GIFT SHOP From Cards-Gifts-Luggage 6 Parole Plaza The Fan-ners Annapolis, Md. 263-5I ll . National Bank of Annapolis EL POSADA RESTAURANT Established ISO5 Ritchie Hwy. 8g Jumpers Hole Rd. Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Company Our 24th Year CLIF DAWSON'S INC. Old Country Store Old Baltimore Open and Annapolis Blvd. 7 days a week and McKinsey Rd. 7:00 a.m. to ll:O0 p.m. Severna Park, Md. To Serve You Better School Supplies, Hospital Supplies, Patents, Tobacco, Gourmet Foods Ml 7-5000 Exclusive Agent For Russell Stover Candies GREENGOLD'S lNC. Men cmd Boys' Clothing and Furnishings 46-48-50 West St. Annapolis, Maryland 263-3600 HIRED DAVE CROSBY'S United Exterminating Service, lnc. KILLERS RAYSlNGER'S CITGO Tires Batteries Accessories Minor Repairs iilii Phone Ml 7-9897 Pasadena Rd. and Ritchie Highway Fine Men'S Clothing at Johnson's on the Avenue Suits-Shoes-Topcoats- Sportswear . . . Famous Brands You Know So Well McGregor-Kingstridge-Manhatten Pendleton-Oakloom-Gleneagles Johnson's Maryland Ave. and State Circle Annapolis, Maryland You Can Shop With Confidence At Strange and White Men and Boys' Clothing and Sportswear . . .Nationally Known Brands. . . Arrow-Stetson-Bostonians-Jantzen Tom Sawyer-Interwoven-Palm Beach Strange and White l55-l57 Main St. Annapolis, Md. FIRE 8. SAFETY EQUIPMENT Walter Kidde 81 Company, Inc. ll? Roesler Road Glen Burnie, Md. 2lO6l 301 - 761-7800 made Compliments of Glenco Realty Phone 76l-8400 . 8. Insurance Co. Richard A. Larkin 30 Baltimore-Annapolis Blvd. , N .W. Realtor Glen Burnie, Maryland Telephone SOuthtield 6-6800 4l7 Crain Highway S.E. Glen BUYING, Md- Real Estate Brokers Appraisers Mortgages Residence Phone 647'l89l C. Bowie Rose Israel Miller C. Bowie Rose, Jr. J. Nelson Clark Kenneth R. L. Turner 7l7..M...m,'. ,63 Compliments of 3 . 7 - Turpin, Wachter my gg, F Cllagllmmd . HW 8. Associates Consulting Engineers glitz ctrBHm aparlnur I96 Main Street . Open Daily i2 A.M. to I2 P.M. Saturday and Sunday l0 A.M. to i2 Midnight S 2 off RT Annopoli T. wit pay QWWQYQW m 3f2NPwMi9QfW gf My M Www gg Jgfzw C hl PI has Congratulations to the CLASS OF '68 from the CAFETERIA STAFF Hamburgers Pizzas Colonial Kitcl1en's Cakes Sub' s Best Wi sh es F ro m SAPPI NGTON' S Pete Debbi J im N A NAL Diane W 9-V119 5 andy G ail HON R SOCIETY My Jim janet Carol Q M Dale Charles Sue Carol R f Tim Marg aret - Karen Charlie 7 i John Sharon J . N M2-rk Dave D816 Kay J B V31 J anet Rick Esther A A Molly Barbara D9-113 Sharon W Barb Richard Steve Ann Carol Linda David Karen Rich Mary Ellen B05 Walt Je 2-Une Randy SUZY Debbie Sue Leslie 7 6 7 ,6 8 Linda Chris JO Anne Kathy Compliments ot MACEY' S CORN ER Best Wishes from KEYSTON E SHOES it itwtgwnwmgiigw S55 K, wsiipeiltiiv X by gm if QM, Mrs. Warren -v 1 J in Q GLEN BURNIE . Dodge . Dodge Dort . Dodge Trucks 22 Boltimore-Annapolis Blvd., N in GLEN BURN IE SO6-2560 Known For The Customers We Keep l P Y 1 J ,,, in Q GLEN BURNIE . Plymouth . Valiant . Chrysler Rite At Lite - Ritchie Hwy in GLEN BURNIE SOI-1560 Known For The Customers We Keep 1 II gwm Regular King Family Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Annapolis, Md., Inc. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '68 JOHN WOODARD CONCRETE WORK AND CARPENTERING WALKS, BASEMENT FLOORS AND PATIOS BLOCK AND BRICK WORK JONES STATION ROAD RTE. 3 PO. BOX 237 ARNOLD, MARYLAND 2IOI2 PHONE: 757-2185 Compllmenls of Compl I ments of SPORTS AND SPECIALTIES SHOP 99 Main Sfreei' I. I. CY The Wonderful World of Delicatessen MON SgeQ'igIfLi5ZQg'gcgfIr'gS LImeICZIQfielAEIfiLLe,S I65 M6in sfreef 268-2762 l36'6869 EX' V2 , A f R - X f Mele ooze Isle , Aoox errno' IQOUQE wmv 1 -LLQQTKD. M or Hrmff W M we 266 , , .CQQMQNWJQQ QI-I, Img Cf,Q,QAXw1-XWYNQ6 'UUQIIIQ H LITHOUGQ vm I4 QLLTG C35 IR INUIUC LU 'x'TT,Qv'WCuPi EPPTQTIA -xx XX K K mob GQLJNPGQTIQ C: QT! 'VMLQILI-ily?-pff16L5Qr4Ap6Iw-G YPIQXJI 5-A15 'TD I pc 7 ' D , , K 5T'PfTCC EDQ H JXOW Izmir- IAC7 for IIT3QT IQCJIQLD TTYALQTLIAWX wiv ,Io mgevfeorm PW IO52 M665 cm me ow IFIEQLLQ DD E6 ol, V I W CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION TTDIWLQELNVA .TEEDVIACTH T uemflag TEMP 'W M0EUIeUICQRLAQE. M Xfblmbmx D, if CQPANNAPOLISUAML DY 1002 IfI6U6g -A xg'M-RD HQ SEQ IAQ? wb ILPQTQQEI-Ilovce ARMED ILDTYLG, OUIUNQCQ, Q mgxg yoPIl'5wAeg1ff,3ISrc:l.'V ' le6EfclJKoIibSEAoamE0cemgLLfIQgoMPANY GFX kswodgn-I4'dI'rY2c:'nn'GI1T'c:T NOV BRQIJLQ K'-I-I-eE4UU5J,lg L2 21665197 If eww My me A P J mGgi1 y-Eygnefphmvill OJQLTlAQPgHdQ3T 5:VU7oi,1IQ 'TOQ 'E 6' A 6 uue,o2-mem -flxI6fw,WIL6?6Ix?6I.U mm I IJ CAPITOL OLDSMOBI LE-CADI LLAC COMPANY GQTI PHI PPS ICK, ,INC.T L Si X lm Clwrysler-Plymouth-Simca-BMC 'fx CQIP ICJ I-If I HQ NLIULILJLQ Iwo XI2,ogq7Q,,,,, ERICKSON MOTOR COMPANY, INC. LQI! THORP CHEVROLET Rambler Cheflfrolef-ChevelIe-Corvoir-Chevy II , IAQ? HARTUNG DODGE, INC. Dodge Compliments Compliments of WI LKIN S CLOTHING of Village Appliance Co. Severno Pork, Md. 2 Q Best Wishes from MAN RESA Best Wishes from Capitol, Motors, Inc. Chrysler-Plymouth- Si mco-BMC Congrotu I cations Compliments from ot SHANNON OFFICE BUSINES A FRIEND Late Model Typewriters for Rent Glen Burnie, Md. Compliments SNC-WHI TE DRIVE INN Phone 766-4440 Hours Daily 9 A.M. to S P. M. Friday 9 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. GLEN FINANCE CO. of Glen Burnie Signature, Furniture and Auto Loans L. ROMM 62 M Street Manager Glen Burnie, Md. 21061 CONCERT BAND OF '68 Pres. - Tim Beochom Vice Pres. - Alon McGiIIiuroy Sec. 8. Treos. - Dione Celly A FRIEND OF TAFFY STEVENS Bus. 766-8152 Res. 766-8285 .lOHN'S BARGAIN CENTER Furniture - Bought 8. Sold Bicycles - Bought - Sold 8. Repoired John Bougourd 1003 Croin Highwciy, S Glen Burnie, Md. 21061 Good Luck - Closs of '68 STUART KITCHENS Wolter E. Grunberg Glen Burnie, Morylond 761 -5700 JlM'S HOMOCO SERVICE CENTER Gos - Oil - Cooper Tires 901 Croin Hwy., South, Glen Burnie Phone 766-9678 Jim Dunkum Used Cars - Bought 8. Sold GOOD LUCK tothe CLASS OF '68 from the CLASS OF '69 Compliments Soy it with Flowers STEVEN SON'S HI WAY FLOWER SHOP of 4lO Gov. Ritchie Hw . I I Y HAR?AkxiKSE5-RU T Phone SO l-3900 Glen Burnie, Md. KINNEY SHOES lO7O Ritchie Hwy. N. Glen Burnie, Morylond Congratulations from MUSSELMAN' S 1-P'W 'lU-f YN0t'l0Q-augounlggjenw M4lc.no,me..00-J QJJ. Osyv-.0.. 'L Im..U-Q,-kb 9:04-V gi ' .lui busomcgl, 'UV' W SUAMNBIL ' Q QMS .Huy gen-,-Hats' Uvpweqgab hwweaugsmpxbidiaumlxsgkyb 5upvvvvxDA . 5 Grub E-9'vuloQ-Q., . L.QJl'5 N-OLP Qma we mm- 3 abou. cu' 'dc' l 'Q'i'ri'7esfi9QraonE'Xe ' Kama uniformed Guards we '69 Dennis Detective Agency -4. Mo jk NUAQQ! , JIIIIIE 47 1 My SYCIT' LOYOLA FEDERAL Savings SC 6-Conn adssociation I00 CRAIN HIGHWAY, S.W. GLEN BURNIE, MARYLAND V FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS DIRECT REDUCTION SAVINGS ACCOUNTS LIBERAL DIVIDENDS SAVINGS CERTIFICATES MONEY ORDERS CHRISTMAS CLUBS V Telephone: SOufI'1fieId 6-5200 in Office Charles 81 Preston Sfreefs, Baltimore, Md. 2I202 C .4-ws. x f. Q, . V 1. 'I I , ., 5 5 v SOUTHFIELD 6- 8928 INTERNATIONAL OFFICE MACHINE 411 Ritchie Igighway,TN.E. Glen Burnie, Md. AU1-O Repairs 8C Service ympia ypewriters , ,, H Typewriters Adding Machines Calculators Eddie CSPUVVIOI Sr- Phone 761-0294 Dictating Machines Registers 51-I-1 ge Crain Hwy . S QE . Photo Copying Machines Glen Burnie Md , . SOufhfieId 6-4544 GLEN BURNIE CAR WASH, INC. 600 Norih Riichie Highwoy-Glen Burnie Washing -:- Simonizing Roy Buhrmon Bob Spoon MATTOX'S TEXACO ome ee! ome Try! Wide-Tracking in a'68 Pontiac! We, at Marbert Motors, pride ourse lve s in one of the largest' facilities in the Baltimore-Washington area. Alw ays over 100 new cars in stock with the finest used cars carrying our 100 'XJ warrenty. New Car rentals available for only 3133.00 per day and Set per mile when we service your car. NOW SHOWING f , . f 9 X is QW I A so F .A ,,,, I V mes TEMPEST SPOR1S cours oums ll! WIDE-TRACKING '68 TEMPEST PONTIAC DEALER NAME AND ADDRESS WIDE TRACK PONTIACS ARE HERE!! 49 West St. l7l4 West St. For the Royal Sounds of Music LORD'S of LONDON Al Farrow l-776-6783 Call collect 263-2655 267-87Ol Sporting Goods Hardware Elect Household THE HENRY B. MYERS CO. Fuel Oil Annapolis, Md. Compliments of THE LEADER 49 Main Street Annapolis, Maryland COMPLIMEN TS OF THE sg-. a fm Chris de Visser Laurie Burton Lezlie Egberg Chris Meyers Debbie Kristy Klasman Maiorettes I C 3 K., Nga' If , ,, ,,' Compliments Congratulations to the of Class of '68 LOUIS HYATT, INC. REALTOR from I9I9 West St. Annapolis, Md. SLAMA'S SHOE STORE 267-8I68 West St. Annapolis, Md. Compliments of ELAVATI ON ESSO Phone Mltchell 7-3200 Gordon 8. Holmes Hook UAF COMMUNITY oRovE useo cARs 3 If2 Miles South of Glen Burnie On Ritchie Highway 25 . 4-va-sf' Box 443 Pasadena 9, Md. WHITEY 8. WALT' S package goods Beer, Wine, Liquor Phone 647-3390 Owen M. Catterton, Pres. 268-57I I THE IVI. 8: N. OFFICE SUPPLY COIVIPANY, INC. 207 Main St. Annapolis, Md. On the Colonial Block Rubber Stamps Cards and School Supplies Office Supplies and Equipment JOHNNY ORSINO SPORTING GOODS CompIete Line of Sporting Equipment SO 8-T290 58 M St. 8. Ritchie Hwy. Glen Burnie Shopping Center Glen Burnie, Md. T 11.43. , ., Y'w,.,, H WEST STREET ANNAPO LIS MARYLAND NATIONAL BANK ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND Church Circle T713 West St Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Wheel To Severna Park CITGO Ritchie Hwy 81 McKinney Rd. 81 Citgo Products Call 647-9797 For Your Road Service mul A in L rl W LWLWJ, lit Efiiillfll fl it R or Www W PlmCnfSOffhe Mk M LM IWANIS QCLUB OF SEVERNA PARK 241 fri? Commercial Candid Weddings Aerial Portraits STU WHE LAN photographer COLONIAL 8-355l DERMOTT L. HICKEY, Associate One State Circle Annapolis, Md. AN N E ARUN DE L STAR Local News- and Pictures SO 6-6666 RAY MITCHELL AND ASSOCIATES LIFE Si HEALTH INSURANCE 42 STATE CIRCLE NORMAN'S RED CARPET CODD BUILDING RITCHIE HIGHWAY SEVERNA PARK, MD. 21146 NXXXXXNAILHIIIAAAAAK 3' SQNBRU5 0, Pick Up and Drive-In Service 900 Ritchie Highway, N. E. Glen Burnie, Md. 2IO6I Lustre Tone Dry Cleaning -It's the Finest MARY CARTER PAINT WEST STREET ANNAPOLIS, MD. ,X s'lffft'f .J will T , iff? lily . Class of '67 xl? dJ ngratuIations to the Green's Jewelry Severna Park Shopping Center Your Severna Park Jeweler Quality - Courtesy - Service eenlen pfuvunaaf HAHN PROFESSIONAL BUILDING Ritchie Highway, Severna Park, Md. Phone Mltchell 7-I30O Serving the Community for Good HeaIth si, E t, -y Q, '.Ps,, . ...fe Compliments of ELECTRONIC SUPPLY 407 Ritchie Highway Glen Burnie, Md. x ' . L1 V' . - I n at 'f 1 ? iiiwgi ' Ni I ' Ls lf f' . J' m . - ' 1:-Q - f -2 B E --- Q r y ,, , ,xx :Lili mfr ' fa ff- tr -' l f: ., L vi? . Yi' . Q it 1 A ', , rx, -, ,. 2 1 il, Qgxa--'sql . .YI It it ' H- q. '3Q X N fn L . 'fm f 5 Y- -' r f X Compliments of SEVERNA PARK HIGH CHEERLEADERS SEVERNA AUTO SPORT OLD ANNAPOLIS RD. AT Gov. RITCHIE HWY. SIRYICI JOHN P. STEWART P 647 69 O w N E R OO Fashion Lounge Hairstylists Pamper Yourself 'Telephone 268-0201 268-3I8I I62 Main St. , Annapolis SALES SERVICE GLEN BURNIE CYCLE 122 Crain Highway, N.W. Glen Burnie, Md. 21061 1' y Phone 761-0759 2.1 ENMB Ii Ililll I I 'E S E E . S S E E 1 1 W: Q ra .... , , ,, ,,EEE.,.. ,,,. ,E:,.,.,1E: ,,.,..,.:2 S.,E .. , . ,.,. ,.,E, ,..,.,,E PRIVATE DINING ROOM FOR . . . BANQUETS PARTIES RECEPTIONS WEDDINGS ' BUSINESS MEETINGS TC. Dunc' g S t d ys - 9 P.M. to 1:30 A.M. 647 3636 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Y Q - ,'ppp, , I , , . I I s u o 0 E Ih U uf U 'k - R0 1 2 R7 hi Hwy. - Between Glen i3z,'nIc' 81 Se-v Park - 5 Minutes From Harbor Tunnel A no h TAYLOR BROTHERS Heating and Air Conditioning Rt. 9 Box 457 Ritchie Hwy. Pasadena, Maryland Best Wish es I Vg.?. ofounqe 6 01212 .. . ...1. A g Compliments of Q -0W..., A ,,Ax M H - mam good 2 a ,spwiauy g , L gf 2 :f,E' ,apnea wah wna wav.. Twig' l zfczfziv N OPEN CHARCOAL GRILL I Nelson 1 I H . : fRic arb 0, , T o c o Il REHHB ss ER A I. g for A co so 5 o English Mixed Grill 0 Choice Western Steaks Chesapeake Bay Sea Food ' Maryland Chicken y 647-2232 RITCHIE HWY. RT. 2 - SEVERNA PARK 5 MINUTES NORTH OF NAVAL ACADEMY UNION VENDING Co., INC. RICHARD E. SNYDER 200 Crain Highway' North BUTCHER dz SHERRERD Mmsnns Glen Burnie, Md. 21061 A::fPx:f1Mif1gig1 ,,,I.L,1?Z,,Ig Btiiiiiaggggxig, 766-9290 268,8032 AME s cn EXCHANGE Coffee Candy Machines Soda Cigarette PEERLESS CLOTHING Main Street Annapolis, Maryland 267-8l4l CAPITAL CITY SERVICES, INC. Commercial and Residential Cleaning Janitorial Supplies l8O0 Virginia Ave. Annapolis, Maryland The J.F. Johnson Lumber Company Satisfied Customers Our Success Annapolis Crofton Glen Burnie 263-2337 721-2121 766-7000 WE FINANCE OUR OWN CARS ! RITCHIE HIWAY SALES RITCHIE HWY. 8: JUMPER HOLE ROAD PASADENA. MD. BERNARD WATSON 761 4331 -- I Compl i ments of BRUNGOT Complimenfs of The SEVERNA PARK GOLF CENTER Ritchie Hwy. ZZQZUX Ernie ann! Elvlarryzi ZEIEETET CONSUMERS Eliflm of gzm fm. gjjlifzm' ,03 Gam ggway Cf MATTERHORN TRAVEL SERVICE, TEEE WEST STREET - ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND 21401 572:33 gal EETEE, WJ 21061 Open 761-8282 9:30 a. m. 761-8283 SERVICE OFFICE PRINTING BUNKER 8: SONS COLONIAL BASEBALL TEAIVI Ritchie Hwy. Across from the bowling czIIey. Kjfbet: Buainsaa -fjlafiooli ESTABLISHED 1934 T825 VIRGINIA AVENUE ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND .U A 1, P 6 RESTAURANT 8E COCKTAIL LOUNGE SPECIALIZING IN STEAK - SEAFOOD N B 8' S Auto Sales PRIVATE DINING ROOM For PARTIES - IIANQUETS . IzscErTIoNs ' X X Y H J RITCHIE Hwv. AT BALTO. ANNOFLIS BLVD. L 3-fx - J' Vi 'JQQQ CLEAN LATE MODEL USED CARS E. 'Enf ii-321 I E L T 2 I Illlfqi llii' III -5-1,1 . ,- . Lg, -1- k., II IIIU I N - 53 1-A SEE?-:III . 'EEN -E ,NX -Ill I it SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOU WHAT YOU DON'T SEE ASK FOR 5 761-9490 EBI lg I Z3 UOVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL SOUTH RIVER Congratulations to the Class of '68 from the Turpin, Wachter, Asso. in tl'Ie COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Azar Building Real Nice Talking With You. . .Glad We Didn't Get Covered Up. GLEN MARINE Glen Burnie, Maryland 761-4959 C.B.-Marine and Industrial Radios Antennas, Depth Sounders, Supplies Real Estate Insurance STUAST DIETZ 8g CO., INC. Member of Mutiple Listing Bureau 420 Crain Highway, S.W.,, Glen Burnie Phone 761-7400 STEARN'S COLONIAL JEWELERS 47 Maryland Avenue Annapolis. Maryland Colonial 3-6933 ag STYLED HAIR currmc X XX ENT ' . Y wAvlNG . ,ff PERSONALIZED ' Q, Q' ' srumo X fn 57 Air Conditioned Q -' gaaufg IA aur ibn, 60 Old Annapolis Rd Severna Park, Md I-nam' in In Severna Park Margaret Isol Shopping Con Q Good Luck to all Graudotes Compliments W.T. GRANTS COMPANY Severna Park Shopping Center SUPRENIE FURNITURE CO. GLEN BURNIE Next to Johnson Lumber Co. National Brands-Furniture Bedding-Carpets-Appliances See Ira Robinson For decorating advice and lowest prices GIDDINGS 8: ASSOCIATES REALTOR SEVERNA PARK WATERFRONT RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL 647-6112 Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 SCHULTZ FORD SALES, INC. 917 Ritchie Hwy. Glen Burnie SO 6-3600 Compliments if of the M' D E P O T Severna Pork Shopping Center PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Good Luck to the Class of '68 FRIGIDAIRE from the SEVERNA PARK BARBER SHOP Annapolis Utilities, Inc. 89 WEST STREET PHONE: CO. 8-5055 Con mrulofions Dedicated to excellence 9 Ambassador, Rebel, American from the . . Ritchie Rambler Severna Park 612 iiiciii iiigiiw.-i, I b Glen Burnie, Maryland Ll C U Open evenings till 9 P.M. SO l-3950 Compliments to the Class of '68 from MRS. MARY MORELL Congratulations From ER BELL RESTAURANT 2029 West Street Annapolis, Md. DIN 7432 E. Furnace Branch Rd. Glen Burnie, Md. Confidential-lnvestigations By jbyzwfly, 761-3418 FCRMER FB' AGENTS 'Tl A KELLY REToucH stunlos Arundel lnvesllgollve Agency Specializing in Senior Portraits Severna Pork' Md' 8' Wash D'C' vouunntoenme Richard E. Kelly Agent FOI' 647-2047 2Ol'296'6348 ' Hunter Publishing Co. Finest in Yearbooks Best Wishes from HARO LD FAWTHROP Congratulations to the Class of '68 EAGLES STORES G ll4-ll6 Balt. 84 Anna Glen Burnie, Maryland ARUN DEL RUG CLEANERS Hamburgers French Fl'leS Congrqfulgfes MCDCNAI-D5 the Classof'68 Sl1Gl'CeS Cokes SPG Road 8, West Sf, Annapolis, Maryland ...il Rental Library Prints SCOTT BOOK CENTER Books Make Lasting Gifts 2lI Main St., Annapolis, Md. COlonial 8-23lI QZUZLFZQ, Z2 ggi Of ,f7fvm.fH,L, WENGER WWA FL? mme 'XbMMu5C1Lv VIA' ,0Wb0C g,oLA.c,U 19,04-LUCK. Paints Television Hardware Appliances 'Giftware Plumbing Supplies Tires We Service What We SeII V ECONOMY SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Phone, COlonial 3-9222 Phone, COlonial 8-558i 25-27 lf2 West Street Annapolis, Md. www? 5 Ami VMAL 6, dgongarat ations Jain-Ai W A 5 . r,f.f,,j?E'ff2 JMZMEZQ QW img we ,AM4 W ww M4 LI PMAN' s Best wishes ' Main at Conduit Street from Annapolis SIMPSON ELECTRICAL FRED E. VOGES 8g CO. Apple, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie Sales-Real Estate - Insurance RUDY'S FOOD CENTER Four Church Circle I982 West Street P.O. Box 586 Annapolis, Md. Annapolis, Maryland 263-335i lnn.sgxx si I 'ii ik E 1 EMBERS PATRCNS A Friend Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert B. Adams Mr. G Mrs. Henry Ahrens Mrs. R.j. Ailor john Allen ,Ii 8 Mrs. B. C.. Alm Jr. Al lspaw Family ,ffl L. Amos Mr A. Anderson ,4 nf! Mr 8Mrs. Levi Anderson PNN 'nav' I I Bernice Aieison Mr S Mrs. j.E. Arrington J. M. Arrowood Mr. 8Mrs. john B. Atkinson Mrs. William Auld B. R. Babbit Ross Bagley Mr. C.A. Baker Charlotte Baker Mr. Gladys Baker Mr. GMrs. O.R. Baker Sharon Baker LA. Barber Mrs. Sam E. Barnes Stephanie Barnes Mr. SMxs. Richard A. Barr john Barrow William E. Barry Mr. Richard Barlett Mrs. Mark Barrett Dr. Robert Bartlett Mr. George Bathon Mr. SM.rs. Bayles Mr. S Mrs. john Baumgarten Mrs. Lucy Beall Tommy Beall joseph W. Bearch Mrs. William Becker Rev. SMrs. Egar W. Beckett Edith M. Bell Mr. G Mrs. Carl E. Belschner Cory Belschner Gerald D. Belschner Rev. Ronald Belschner Stephen Glenn Belschner Timothy Bennett Miss Rhoda Bessick M. R. Best Robert B. Bissell Mr. Richard R. Black Bob 8 Wilma Mr. S Mrs. jack F. Bocher Mr. SMrs. Bohdad George Bone Mr. Benny Boone Mr. Sherman Bouier Mr. Bourdon Mr. Bower Mrs. joseph C. Bowersox Mr. John H. Boyce O. R. Boyd Mrs. Dorothy Bradford Elder F. Braxton Mr. Frank Brennan Carla Briggs Mr. Charles E. Briggs Brohaun Family Brian Broseker Mrs. Clara Brown Mr. james Brown Miss Marilyn Brown Miss Phyllis S. Brown Mr. S Mrs. Robert Brown 8 Family Sondra Sophia Brown Mr. G Mrs. William S. Brown William Brubaker Mary Buchanan Mr. Robert F. Bunting Mr. GMrs. Burke Mr. SMrs. Burkhard Mr. GMrs. Robert E. Burns Mrs. Agnes L. Busch Buzzy's Mr. S Mrs. Charles Byron f ., .' fill V 4 Anonymous The Cadorette Family Mary Jane Cager The Callbeck Family Mr. -G Mrs. Howard Galloway Joe Calvert Mrs. Calvert Mr. 8 Mrs. Ivy Carey Carl S Alice Mr. SMrs. P. Carlson Mrs. Angela Carpenter Miss Karen Carpenter Mr. Ronald A. Carpenter, Sr. Mrs. Henena Carroll Mrs. Sulliam Carroll Marilyn Carruthers Mr. George Carson Mr. Chase Mrs, Chapline Cheryl S Rick Childers Mr. S Mrs. Roman Chuby Mrs. Gerauld Church Harold C. Clark, jr. Mr. 8Mrs. Harold C. Clark Jeannie Clark Mr. 8Mrs. Clark Nancy W. Clayton Monlen Clemmer Mrs. Agnes Coates Miss Betty Coates Mr. Daniel Coates Mrs. Delores Coates Mrs. Doris Coates Mr. Earnest Coates Mrs. Irene Coates Mr. Bernard john Coates Marcelina Coates Dr. 8Mrs. Francis I. Codd Lt. Col. GMrs. Russell Cogar Arthur Cole Mrs. Edward Coleman Mr. Coletta Mr. 8Mrs. john C. Colleran joseph P. Colleran Mr. john Collins Scott Collins Miss Martha Cooke George Cotter Mr. Al Coumout Edward Courcier Mr. Charles Crain Frank Cramblitt Mr. Cremeans Gail Crews Mr. William Criss Darleen Crist W. K. Crosen Capt. Stu Crow Mrs. Marceline Crowner Suzanne Ctunmins Mr. S Mrs. William P. Cummings Mr. SMrs. Lee M. Curry Hilary R. Curtiss Bob Cuthbertson Daddy-o Mr. Charles Dailey Mr. S Mrs. Nicholas D'Alesio G Family Chad Dan Tami Daniel Mrs. Joseph O. Danko, Sr. NLr. 8Mrs. Ralph D. Darley, Jr. Dave 8 Becky Mrs. William Davis Mr. 8 Mrs. Peter Dax Barbara Day Mr. Ely Day J. D. Day Ed DeGrange Gerold E. Dehrn The Deitz Family Del-Mar Hospital Service Agency Mr. Frank A. DeLost Miss Leola Demby Elizabeth Dennis Diana G Terry Dianna 8 Larry Dick 8 joan Mr. 8Mrs. Wayne C. Dick Marian L. Dietz Mike Dietz Sofia Dietz Stuart C. Dietz S Family Mrs. Ralph Diffenderfer Ronnie Diffenderfer Mr. GMrs. F.D. Diven Mr. Sherwood Dix john C. Dixon jackie Doney Patricia C. Donohue Thomas W. Donohue Mr. S Mrs. Alfred Dorsey Mrs. Dougherty Kerry Dove Marshall Dowling Miss Barbara Drumm G. S. Duckett Mr. S Mrs. Bruce Dunham Mrs. joseph Dunn Mr. 8 Mrs. Earle Joe Emrich Mr. S Mrs. William Emrich Mr. England Mr. and Mrs. Forrest England Becky Engleman Mrs. Engleman Mr. Robert james Epley Mrs. Barbara Epp Mr. and Mrs. Deen Evans Mrs. Lloyd Fagg Robert Fall Bobby Ferguson jr. Mrs. jean Ferguson Steve Ferguson Mrs. Roy Fielder Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fields james F. F inkle Mrs. Peggy Finnegan Rebecca Fisher Mr. Charles Fishpaw Mrs. Forlifer Deb bie Forson Mrs. Rhoda Frank Money French Mr. Alfr and Mrs. John Frently ed Freyman jr. john E. Friedel Jayne Gardner Mr. Mr. John Gass Paul L. Geiman Harold Ge is Mr. and Mrs: Alfred M. Geis Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Geis Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Geis and Family Mrs. Paulette Gely Mrs. Arthur W. Giddings Mr. Jeni Mr. Jam and Nlrs. Lynton E. Gilbreath Gildard and Mrs. lames H. Gildard es Gildard Mrs. Claude Giles Ed Glatzel Glenn, Class of 63 Mr. Leonard Glenn Miss Vera Glenn Pat Goralski Mrs. George Gosman The Mr. Gossard Family and Mrs. john Grace Mrs. Maggie Graham Myrtle B. Graham Mrs. Grayson Mr. David Grayson Clara Green The Greene Family Karen Greg Mrs. John A. Gregg Robert B. Gregory T. Z. Gregory james A. Grooms Mr. William Gruk s . Q, H.A. Gunther, Jr. f w Sv ge rt C. sori FAS I Mrs. Marie Lowman Linda Gustin , .P N . s. Ja 4 C. J on -yd Dorothea Lund Mr. James Gypton 7 JJ . XJ I2 . Mrs. os hjolxi? n XJ J Reveren ward Lynch Mr. nd Mrs. John Haa . 1 rtha o on X Mrs. M Mrs. aulin Haas QM XJ ry. be ohnso y a Mr'l Mrs. George J. McClure Jr. Mr. s Fred Hagelg sy . s. 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