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Robert E. Peary High School is located in the city of Rockville, Maryland, approximately fifteen miles north of the Nation's Capital, and is part of the expanding Montgomery County school system. There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things' We are guided in our pursuit of excellence by a committed and competent administration, faculty, and staff As a student body of over 1800 students we .

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establish effective human living as they apply for democratic relationships in the cornmunity, school, in the in the family, to inherit' We about we are and in the world and the responsibilities participate in and accept appreciation

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American way of life. The future is a world unlimited by ourselves; in it we discover not only what concerns us, but sometimes by chance, what interests those whom we love. It is our hope that the future generations who will come to Robert E. Peary High School will continue to achieve, will continue to have pride in the perpetuation of the traditions that are so much a part of life here at PearY'

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Variety Show The variety show, Telemania, was presented on November 8th and 91h,1968' Strong leading roles were played by senior, Terry Brooks and junior, Mary Francis, who portrayed Mr. and Mrs. Fight. The show depicted an evening of watching television' The acts ranged from piano playing to the Senior girls chorus line.

The senior skit was written by Ken Krintz, Darrell Brookstein and Alan Dudley. The skit was a take-off on Rowan & Martin's "Laugh-ln" and was highly praised for its originality and satirical humor. 6ther acts included Sherry Berman, who

performed an acrobatic dance, Jeanne Mandell who sang "Love is Blue" and Tom

Breach who presented an original song' The student directors were Ann Suer and Beth Anderson and the sponsors were Mrs. Patricia Adler and Mrs. Annette Boorman'

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On December, 20, 1968' students urrur"O the roles of teachers and aaministrators. Student Chairman'

Aurbrtu Smith, directed the activities of if'! Orv. Many students participated and gained valuable exPerience' R"ctivities in the classrooms varied from a seminar conducted by Darrell Brookstein, teaching for Mrs' Clagett, to problem solving by Steve McHenry, teaching math for Mr. Freiman, to experimental labs conducted by Mike Thompson, teaching for Mr' lmhoff'

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teacher for Mrs' Darrell Brookstein seems to enjoy his day as student Clagett, teaching Senior English'

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Miss Mable D. Thomas

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TO THE SEVENTH GRADUATING CLASS

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of action; and the so's and 60's. They have been years of misunderstanding, of forced decisions, in man has confronted himself and meaning as never before. lt is as though developments that 1s 51619 accurate more be it would but mankind, failed knowledge and communication have of young man has not learned how to utilize fully these advantages. Hopefully, the commitments paradox' men and women will help to resolve this lnthe50,s,manyyoungpeopleworriedaboultheatomandhydrogenbombsandsubscribed need to commit oneself or strive for perfection because

to the philosophy that there was no

pushed button would destroy mankind.

"big" bombs are only students graduating today view this philosophy as pass6 and realize that another' one way to annihilate the human race. Most realize that loss of trust and faith in one of forms also are water and pollution air of destruction of plants, over-population, and and most annihilation. Most realize that something must be done to cope with these imbalances, are willing to try. good or evil as This spirit of willingness fosters commitment and mankind moves forward for and a faith that pledge, trust it is a is a commitments challenge commitments. A commitment be expended in will of effort full measure the and be undertaken will accomplishments certain the originator the quest. commitments may be singular or universal, commitments may end with by revitalized be may forgotten long since commitments forward, them carry may or others

additional knowledge iust as wisdom may become more profound through experience the commitments which are earth shaking are often destroyed, but commitments which are limits. without not although contagious, are prodding of a man,s life, the breath of his being, the Commitments are adversity's antagonist, commitments are goals in infinity, commitments are his from resulted his successes personified commitment; man. our school honors a man who intellect, careful planning, persistence, and the knowledge that degrees of failure are encountered

and overcome in any great or noble undertaking. our continued emulation of

these

body characteristics produces that irrepressible restlessness which enhances our unique student and faculty. The class of 1969 has tremendous "spirit." spirit arises from interest, is enhanced by concern, breathes when there is purpose, and is resolute when there is understanding. May your spirit enable you to live with laws within a world which appears lawless; may Your

welcomes alumni during the half" time ceremony at the Homecoming game.

Dr. Dunn

spirit enable you to maintain individual privacy at the same time we are rapidly becoming a nonprivate world; may your spirit enable you to learn

the universal laws of nature at the same time individuals anl Oolernlental bodies want to negate their existence:

and may your spirit enable you to develop human relationships so that you are able to experience the reality of each situation and to act in a manner consistent with your goals.

On behalf of the Faculty, Staff, and the Studeni Body which follows you, I thank you, the Class of 1969, the "Class with Spirit," for what you have done for our school and express to you best wishes for the tu tu re.

fr-( ft/,*,r\" Fred L. Dunn, Jr Principal

Breaking away from the daily grind, Dr. Dunn takes time out to glance through

copy of the Polaris.

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we can have just what we like if we like what The English department endeavors to teach students to write effectively and to understand the structure of the English language' The department provides the student with a knowledge of major literary works and provides him wiih standaids for the intelligent evaluation of life through literature. The literature courses are designed to stimulate the student's appreciation of the great ideas of man, present and past'

Three elective courses are available to students who desire a deeper study in certain phases of English. There are two levels of dramatic study, pubti" speaking and journalism open for those who wish to further their studies in English' A very important job of the English department is to encourage organization and logic in thought. Other functions include the publication of the Midnight Sun and the Polaris.

Robert Horwitz debates the issue of lowering the voting to eighteen.

age

during Students gather in the library for research and discussions their lunch periods.

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some tests While the students complete an assignment Mr' Gardner returns

raptured by an algebraic equation.

The department of mathematics aims to provide the general students with a knowlege bt the mathematical foundations of ou' world. The department offers courses in consumer math, math 10, algegra I and ll geometry, advanced algebra and trigonometr',

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last course, analysis, is the most advancec

introductory to study of math offered at Peary' The students are allowed to study by themselves at their own rate, but have to take a least one test e week on a predetermined amount of material' This class is an excellent preparatory course for college because in college, the student is self-direcied and has only himself to blame i; he fa lters.

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The Home Arts

dePartment Provides prepare themselves girls to opportunities for homemakers and future f;; their roles as such available Through responsible adults. Clothing Survey, Senior .i."tiu.t as Home Arts,

Construction, and Child Development, students of ut. instructed in the effective methods child care, infant home, irnning a modern guiJunIu, budget planning, and the skills of cooking and sewing' The department offers a new course this year, Child Development Lab' The classes are held in a nursery like atmosphere with gain observation and research rooms' Girls teaching actual vatuaUte experience through and guidance of children.

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the fullness of life-of letting life flow through us. The business education department offers opportunity to absorb the skills of

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merchandising, salesmanship, bookkeeping,

typing and sound business mathematics' These courses strive to develop an appreciation of the phases of the business world' Advanced levels of shorthand and typing are

to students who wish to extend their business foundations' A personal typing and notehand course is also offered to those students about to enter college and in need of also available

certain business skills.

Sue Kels, Karen Kincaid and Barbara Rupert study the various aspects

Another facet the business education department is distributive education' Students who enroll in this course are interested in learning some form of merchandising' Students take Merchandising and Economics of Distribution and in their senior year, go to school half a day and work the rest of the day at their chosen job. This course prepares students for their future and what to expect of the world around them.

merchandising Problem.

Debbie Davis and Patty Veals operate adding machines during their office practice class'

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Sophomore Class

Treasurer; Lynda Casanova' ViceClass o{ficers: President; Michael Freedman, Secretary; Gloria Carchedi, President; Mark Brice

Denise Aaron

Linda Aaron Steven Abundi Randie Aboud Linn Abrams Mary Ann Achard

Terry Adcock Steve Alde Jane Allcock Mary Allen Nancy Altieri

Ann Amato

Steven Amos James Anderson Ralph Anedeo

Kathy Angleton

John Anselmo Carol Applestein '.:!

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Allen Bress

Mark Brice Bobbie Bright John Broderick Frederick Brodsky Rene Brotman Dewitt Brown

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Donna Brown Lawrence Brown Roger Brown Sharon Brown Catherine Brunner Gary Brunner

Karen Bruno Joan Bull

Barry Bullington Madeline Brunski

Judith Bunts Paul Burbrink

They are the sons and daughters Howard Burnes John Burns David Burr Barbara Burroughs

Judy Bushong Patricia Byrne

Joe Callan Steven Campen Diane Capotoste Kevin Cannon Gloria Carchedi David Cargilo

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Robert Desantis John DiBenedetto Thomas Dickey

Robert Dietsch Kenneth Dolan Robert Dompka Catherine Dooly David Dryman Paul Dudley

They come through yoU, Debra Dunn Dora Dunn Cynthia Dupeza James Dunsmoor Ann Eammelli Gary Ebert

Mary E isenhauer Charles Ellis David Evans William Faircloth Gregory Farrar Michael Farrell

Medina Feingold Steven Feldman Arnold Felker Steven F inch Patrick F inn Randolph F inlayson

Jane Finnell Lynn F isher

Mary Jo Fisher Pamela

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Robert Fishman Karen F itts

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Cynthia Hall Deborah Hansbrough

Mark Hanson Paul Hapeman Renee Hardre

Gary Harman Bryan Harper Kathleen Harper James Harell Gregory Hart Kathleen Hartman

Karen Hauprich

Anna Hayden Daniel Hayos Doreen Heagy Joseph Heil Margaret H einze

Susan Heneghan Mary Ann Hernandez

Valerie Hewitt Charles H illhouse Mike Hillhouse Timothy H illhouse

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John Hoefnagels John Holibaugh Valerie Holibaugh

Vickie Hollins

Steven Honeycutt Donna Hopkins Susan Horvat

Alan Hoskins Robin Hosmer James

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Mary Hunt William Hunter Stanley

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Squad

J. Fabiszewski, T. Achard, B. Dube, K. Gordon, K. True, D. Zahorchak, R. Kilgore, T. Stanrart.

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First row: L. Shipp, C. Stalters. Second row: C. Poorman, S. Kryzanowski, S. Wheeler.

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Associate editors, Dora Ponow and Jan London, work diligently make a dead-line.

Firstrow: E.Shanley,P.Kennedy,B.Reed.Secondrow:A.Shanley,s.Maynard,B.Shanley,D.Moran.

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C. Wilson, R. Lynch, M. Brown. Second row: D. Brookstein,

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School Sto re

E. Lindberg, S. Jones, T. Stewart, J. Garver, A. Chapman, J. Horvat, W. Bress. J. O,Connor.

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Earth Science Club

T. Conroy, C. Adams, D. Shannon

Lawrence, D.Jones,

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Chess Club

First row: D. Shannon, F. Hurl. Second row: D. Whitecoff, S. Schulman, K. Twillman, C. Adams, K. Pawn,T Conroy, M. Gole, V. Cogliano.

Bridge Club

F irst row: B. Farrar, R. Goren, M. Greenblat, C. Kahn. Second row: J. Besoner, S. Meld, C. O'Co nner, D. Johannessen, Achard, T. Achard, A. Lee, D. Shannon, J. Gonzales, S. Schulman, D. Brookstein.

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First row: S. Stahl, M. Steen, D. Jones, D. Brookstein, K. Colihan, M. Allen, D. Miller, T. Brooks, A. Shanley, S. Thurston, P. Valaer, H. Fields, D. Brite. M. Monroe, J. Carne. Second row: K. Krintz, J. Fabiszewski, E. Mell, C. Baughman, E. Georgi, D. Bottomley, R. Cohen, M. Brown, S. Amos, C. Robbins, C. Rivers, J. Worthington. Third row: L. Solom, J. Dunsmore, L. Kennedy, J. Howard, C. Schaffer, S. Thomas, S. Dubois, P. Ware, G. Dubose, A. Oueen, B. Shostak, C. Wilcox, S. Greenspgn, M. Pratt, P. Murray,S. Gillespie. Fourth row: S. Symington, C. Jori, A. Sattin, C. lrving, G. Huck, D. Dunn, A. Luckeneder, A. Leonard, N. Gordon, C. Carter, C. Scuderi, J. Wagner, J. Barnhart, K. Valaer, S. Otter.

Drama club president Mary Brown catches Mr. Gibbs in A, Shanley, secretary; T. Brooks, treasurer, M. Brown, president.

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accept or reject him as a f riend by any other Letterman's Club

First row: T. McGovern, C. Penny, J. Urie, K. Twillman. Second row: D. McMican, D. Deacon,S. B.'Bedenbaugh. Third row: T. Huff, J. Van Sickler, J. Marble, B' Sydnor, M. ConwaY, M. Lewis.

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T. Foltz, B. Robert, M. Sweeney, F. Kownacki, C' Blemly'

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First row: J. Winstead, K. Knutson, C. Pelton, L. Rankin, D. Keady. Second_row: P. Hershey, S. Rankin, A. Wright, A' Suer, J. Williams. Third rcw: S. Banks, L' Rosen, C. Buker, J. Neil, F. Barnhart, J' Powers'

OFFICEBS: K. Knutson, C. Pelton, L. Rankin, L..Rosen.

Mr. Hill, sponsor of the Blue and White club, looks amused as Ann Suer anc Pat Hershey get tickets ready for the wrestling tournament'

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First row: w. Hauser, P. Groner. Second row: R. Clark, J. cavanaugh, J. LOndon. Third row: J. Silling, P. Cromwell, K. Rivers, A. Cook.

OFFICERS: Bhonda Clark, secretary; Ardis Cook, captain; Wilma Houser, co-captain; Janis London, treasu rer.

First row: J. Silling, C. Rivers, P. Cromwell, J. London. Second row: W. Houser, R. Clark, A. Cook, J. Cavanaugh, P. Groner'

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Firstrow: D.Walters,A.Miller,A.Wright,D.Holtz,J.Mandell,P.Groner,A.Rosenblum,C.Dunlevy,S.Kostuk,K.Heatherly.Secondrow:

D. Lawrence, K. McGovern, L. Faller, S. Lambert, G. Huck, J. Tommila, S. Deardorff, S. Cooper, S. Heill, E.Smith, K. Braun. Third row: B. Stem, M. Hiley, C. Wilcox, K. White, N. Gordon, M. Anger, L. Phillips, R. Eisenberg, A. Queen, D. Salcey. Fourth row: J. Johnson, M. Shaffer, L. Hamm, L. Solem, J. Mason, P. Seesman, C. Pelton, S. Price, M.

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RS: Sharon Deardorff , president; Debbie Lawrence, vice-president.

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Johnson, M. Forst, T. Watson, T. McGovern. Third Row- S. Lund. l Penny, M. Tevelow, C. Shaffer, G. Peters, IVl. Thompson, F. Kownac.. W. Mathieson, D. Botsford, J. Marble, R. Heinze, M. Gole, L. Whittake-

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Peary's gang tackle typifies their strong defensive effort against Wheaton. Frank Kownacki, Pete Beinhardt, and Tom Foltz are in on the tackle.

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Carl Richmond returns to the bench after the defensive unit forced Einstein to punt. Waiting on the bench are Jerry VanSickler, Mark Tevelow and Rich Collins'

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And you would accept the seasons of your by Mr. Bill the season with finished Williams and Mr. Gene Black, no losses was wins and a perfect record. Their eight at Peary. ever compiled the best Junior Varsity record game their points per limited and They averaged 23.3 for game. points high scorers The a 1.6 opponents to Cannon Kevin Swarr, were Steve Huskies the Little and Rick Prothero. Springbrook was thought to be Peary's toughest opponent. However, Steve Swarr scored both touchdowns in their 12-0 victory over the Blue Devils. The defense provided the edge with a rugged goal line stance late in the game. Against Walter Johnson, the Junior Varsity played their hardest game. The Little Huskies finally won by a score of 21-13 in a battle of the unbeaten J.V. teams' Peary's Junior Varsity, coached

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Socce r Led by Captains John Ellinger (Senior) and Bill Bedenbaugh (Junior), Peary's Varsity Soccer Team compiled a 3-4-3 record in a very tough and much improved Montgomery County AA Soccer League. Starting the season with high hopes, the Huskies were early hampered by injuries and erratic playing although their desire never lagged and the:r team spirit remained high. The standout game of the season occurred when the team beat league-leading and undefeated, untied Montgomery Blair by a score of 2-0. The tremendous playing of the team as a whole and particularly by Fullback George Lantzas and Halfbacks Al Luckenbach and Dave Daughters, who scored the goals, enabled the Huskies to pull off this upset. The defensive lineup of the team was a particularly bright spot as they allowed Peary's opponents to score only

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Varsity Basketball Peary's varsity basketball team finished the year with a 11-9 record. ln the course of the season the Huskies defeated every team in the county except Walt Whitman. Coach Frank Moore coached his charges to several very exciting victories. Almost all of the Huskies victories were close contest in which the outcome was often doubtful

The two captains, Steve Houston and Clyde Colmes, were the inspirational leaders throughout the season for the Huskies. Guy Baratte played key roles in several games and had the best free throw percentage on the team. Gary Steinfort was instrumental in winning several games including the B.C.C. which he won with a tap in at the final buzzer.

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In one of the season's lighter moments the players from both teams search the court for Guy Baratte's lost contact lens which was later found in Guy's own eye.

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ut uorduieqc alels'uolrJolos a^eo'unJ ple^ 009 aq] ul ueursaas Ined araM sallsnH aq] lort srels lenpl^,o.Llr", Aelar altu looqcs q61q rsaq aq] lo+ Aqdotl Aaleg 'd ralad or.ll pue sAelal uuad oL1] ul unl o] uo!]e} -rnur ue Dutpnlcur slouoq Aueuu uonn ueal aql ueu -saes lned pue uouolos o^e6 Aq peal 'pue1Ale6; 1o alels aq] ut Isaq aql +o auo sem ruea] )ceJl s,A;ea6

Working hard

all

throughout the

year

Peary's track team was committed to hard work and development of talent. They built a long standing friendship with team members by working hard together and suffering through long work outs. lndividually and collectively, Peary's track team was one of excellence unsurpassed in dedication and devotion.

his place, ho matter how Dave Soloman and Bill Thomas sprint down the stretch in perfect stride. This work was in preparation for the CYO meet in Washington, D.C.

Andy Hess leaps over a high hurdle in an effort to place in adual meet with Springbrook.

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never counts very much in the universe.

Bruce Sydnor puts on his catching equipment after taking his turr at bat.

The varsity baseball team coached by Mr,

Bill Williams and Mr. James Bragonier, Bruce Sydnor reaches

for a low pitch in an early

season game.

has

been a successful one. The team was powered by the batting of Teddy Watson, a .333 average, Mike Forst, a .348 average, and Steve

Houston, a .294 average. Bruce Sydnor a junior catcher aided Peary's defensive unit through his good throwing arm. The Huskies leading pitchers are Finley Benjamin, Bob Blasco and Don Lyddane.

Baseball

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Contentment is a real, even an active

virtue

Golf

Terry McGovern and Mike Schafer

William Kelly, Captain

Joe Willis and

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Art Goldsmith

not

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uoseas Al.lea ur aruos e suJnlar llaMplec ure:

s! u ual

'lpMplec'c'doa)sul'r'Apoc'f 'uelseâ&#x201A;Ź

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getting out of any situation all there is in it. The

G irls' S po rts

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First row: M. Szawlewicz, M. Haynes, K. Everett, K. Schlotter, S. Amos, R. Fields. Second row: T. Stowe, J.Sharpe, L. Faller, S. Hong, R. Norton, S. Mryczko, L. Sommer, L. Uzzell. Third row: S. Chapman, D. LeBlanc, A. Cook, N. Pinkerton, J. Martin, G. Phillips, S. CoCy, C. Baughman, P. Robertson. Fourth row: E. Pinnes, T. Crain, A. Suer, C. Wilson, S. Berman, Y. Blemly, E. Robinson, D. Hopkins. Fifth row: S. Cruzan, J. Finnell, R. Chase, R. Dooly, G. King, M. Duyer, J. McKinley.

The Girl's Sports Association, sponsored by Miss June Bladen, is an incorporated group of girls with a basic interest in sports. To be eligible for G.S.A., girls must earn a certain number of points by participating in the sports of their choice. G.S.A. offers such sports as hockey, basketball, volleyball, badminton, softball,

gym-

nastics, and modern dance. G.S.A. has intramurals and sportsday teams as well as honor teams. The sports are offered to promote sportsmanship through fair play as well as providing activity and enjoyment. lntramural sports are open to anyone who is interested in playing occasionally. From these teams certain girls are chosen to play against other schools in sportsdays. Honor teams consist of girls specially chosen to represent our school in competition with other schools. These teams provide an opportunity for more talented girls to increase their skills and to play with other Eirls of equal ability and interest.

160

During half time, Miss Bladen, coach of all honor teams, gives instructions to the Hockey honor team.

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sloO +losLU!L.l Jo+ sp)epuels olqlssodur! slas oLlrlt uosJad

little, if any, pleasure out of life' lnstead of strug-

the ball from aGaithersburg Judy Sharpe watches as Janice McKinley steals opponent-

Judy Sharpe gets a iump ball ready for the action.

162

as Karen

Schlotter' Sue Amos and Pat Robertson wait

Kathy Everett

Jumps Gaithersburg oPPonents,

high to get a rebound from two

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plnoL.ls eq'lueuJuoJrn uo s!L{ e6ueL{c o} pJEL{ os 6u;16

try to

be content will then only it. to himself adapt

practicing her free exercise routine' Marty Baugher executes the splits while

beamLinda Uzzell begins a Iull scale on the balance

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Time f lows f orever, the past can not be recaptu red

Peter Reinhardt President of the SGA

Richard Lynch

Marv Brown

Vice-President of the SGA

Darrell Brookstein Speaker

Elizabeth Kerkering Secretary of the Senior Class

168

the House

Ardis Cook Treasurer

of the

Senior Class

Treasurer

of the SGA

Anneliese Luckeneder AFS Student, Austria

David Miller Vice-President of the Senior Class

Andrew Johnston President of the Senior Class

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present hou r is, solid gold. Perhaps the best way to

Richard Baskett

Karen Bello

Charles Barber

Kathleen Barnes

Martha Baugher

Maryann Baugher

Cathleen Baughman

Gregory Beach

Robert Beltou,ski

Finley Ben.iamin

Janice Barnhart

Yvonne Becker

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the present hou r, to sit

Norma Brodsky

ietly and hear you r

Kathryn Braun

Beth Brautigam

David Brooke

Harold Brooks

Barry Brotman 172

Steven Bready

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content. Be gentle with you rself . You are a ch ild

Pagan Christenson

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you have a right to be here. And whether or not

I I

Joseph Dabbondanza

David Daughters

Deborah Davis

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as it should. Therefore, be at peace with God, and

John Ellinger

Linda Faller

Paul Fantacci

Kathleen Farrell

Sharon Fellows

Kathleen Everett

Bradford Farrar

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conf usion

of lif e, keep peace with in you r sou l. With

Ralph Geller

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still a beautifulworld. Join the whole creation

GeoffreY Guinn

Sandra Hansbrough

Amanda HeatherleY

Steven Heggemann

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that you are alive, that you see the sun, that

Michael Horenstein

Stephen Howells

Thelma Husband

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made so beautiful and which is yours to conquer

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world is the secret of contentment. Adopt the

Patricia Krum

Patrick Kueny

George Lagos

Michael Lamonda

Terry Lane

George Lantzas

Michael Laughton

Arthur Lawrence

Gary Leatherman

Drucilla LeBlanc

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time lost, and every moment spent in joy is

Ronald McCary

Kathleen McGovern

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can take hold of it by the handle of anxiety or

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or can take hold of it by the handle of anxiety

Faye Mills

Gary Miller

Karen MooneY

Elizabeth MurraY

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rselves accept the truth that we are capable

Sharon O'Meara

Michael Peden

Michael O'Neil

Steven Opilla

Jeffrey Packer

Dale Pahl

John Pelszynski

Judith Pennington

Andrea Perkins

Richard Perry

Linda Perchau

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is rare, that mediocrity is the portion of almost

Christine Poorman

Leona Price

Vickie Ralls

Charles Ravilious

Neil Regimbal

Angelika Reichhold

Gary Rejonis

Katherine Bempe

Elizabeth Reynolds

Michelle Rice

David Ragland

Carol Rickert

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storehouse of our skills to the enrichment of our

Glenna Routhier

Leonard Salters

Jean Salzano

Janis Runion

Peter Sanchez

Julie Saposnekoo

Diane Scalise

Douglas Scheffler

Margaret Saltarelli

Paul Scheinberg

Jean SaYlor

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and be willing to accept life with its lim itations

Deborah Spurlock

AauaaMS laeqc!n

Irns preurag

lJeMals sel6noo

'AlsnoeOernoc pue AllnlAot se!l!unpoddo sl! puB

When we cannot find contentment in ourselves, it is

Sue Ann Symington

Sharon Thomas

Marguerite Szawlewicz

Michael Tatalovich

Mark Tevelow

George Thomas

Michael Thompson

Maria Thorne

Bettina Timpano

Mikio Togashi

Karen Thomas

Mona Tolpin

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towards the sunshine - and the shadows will fal!

Frederica Whitney

Jeftrey Wilks

902

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Contentment is a pearl of great price and whoever Anneliese Luckeneder, Peary's sixth AFS student, comes to us from Austria. Anneliese lives with Jan Anderson, a member of the class of 1970. She has another year of high school to complete when she returns to Austria next JulY. There are many things about America which Anneliese likes. She has enioyed going to the National Symphony concerts and likes the high standard of living most Americans enjoY. Anneliese is enjoying her year at Peary and is planning a career in teaching.

AFS student Anneliese Luckeneder shows us her native dress,

Anneliese looks amused camera's eye.

206

as she

draws a model that eludes our

Anneliese makes use of the college catalogue

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CARBO, DEBORAH

Variety Show 4.

Class Comm. 3;

BLASCO, ROBERT Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3,4; Midnight Sun 4, Co-editor 4; SGA. BLATCH LEY, WI LLIAM SCOTT BLEMLY, CRAIG LUTHER Cross Country 2,3,4, co-caPt 3; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4, co'

ANNE MARIE CAREY, ALAN SCOTT CARMODY, THOMAS F RANCIS CARPENTER, JAMES RUFUS Football 2;Soccer 4. CARRAGHER, PETER

Variety Show 3,4; Romeo

SGA 3,4, Senator 4. BONE, ELAINE FRANCES BOWE, DEBRA ANN

CARROLL, JOHN PATRICK

COX, NANCY LYNN Dance Club 2,3; Spring Concert 2; Variety Show 3,4. CRAIN, TERRI SUZANNE SGA 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; lntramurals 2,3,4; AFS 3. CRITTENDEN, RANDALL STEWART Football 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Cross Country 3. CROSS, MARK CAR ROLL CRUPI, ELISA MARIA CURTIS, RICHARD KENTON DABBONDANZA,

AARON, ROBERT BRUCE ABERNETHY, LYNETTE

Pep Club

4; Folk Strum Club

Variety Show 4, ACHARD, THOMAS THEODORE Math Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Chess Club 3; Bridge Club 4; Fine Arts club 4. ALDE, DAVID WARREN and

Juliet 3.

Polaris

ALLEN, DANIEL ALLEN, TERESA ANNE

Juliet

AMOS, SUSAN LEE

cSA 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3; Sec.

lntramurals 2,3,4; Honor Team 3,4;

Folk Strum Club 2; Variety Show 4.

ANDERSON, ELIZABETH ANNE lntramurals 3; Guidance Comm. 3; Keyettes 2,3,4, Pres. 4; A.F.S. 3; FTA 3,4; French Club 3; Variety Show 3,4, Co-director 4. ANTLE, CONSTANCE LOURIE Spanish Club 3,4; Variety Show 4; Class Comm. 3.

APPLETON, MARLENE ANNETTE BAILEY, JUNE ELAINE SGA 2,3,4; Class Comm. 3. BAKEB, DEBRA ANN

J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity

Capt. 4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4;

Cheer-

leader 3; Romeo and Juliet 3; Variety Show 3,4; Class Comm. 4.

BARATTE, GUY ROBERT Basketball 2,3,4.

BARBER, CHARLES DAVID BABNES, KATHLEEN DUVAL Honor Team 4; Dance Club 2,3,4; Variety Show 2,3,4. BARNHART, JANICE ANNE Transfer 3; SGA 4; AFS 4; FTA 3,4, Pres. 4; Drama Club 3. BASKETT, RICHARD KENISON Transfer 4.

BAUGHER, MARTHA CURRY Gymnastics 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3, Co-Capt. 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 2; YarietY Show 3.

BAUGHER, MARYANN CUBRY Tumbling Club 2.3,4; Variety Show 2,3,4.

BAUGHMAN, CATHLEEN LYNN Drama Club 3,4; GSA 3,4; AFS 3; Dance Club 2; Pep Club 2; VarietY

2; AFS 3; Bomeo

and

BRADFORD, PATRICIA ANN BRAUN, KATHRYN ALICE Pep Club 2; SGA 2,3; A CaPPella 3,4; Variety Show 4. BRAUTIGAM, BETH SGA 2,3; AFS 4; Dance Club 2; Class Comm. 2,3,4.

BRESS, DANIEL

Radio Club 2,3; Stage Crew 3; SGA Drama Club 4; Midnight Sun Photog. 4. BREWER, JOHN BRINLEY, JOHN

BRITE, DEBORAH LEE

Keyettes 4; Drama Club

Tumbling 2; Class Comm. 4. BRODSKY, NORMA FAY

BROOKE, DAVID RANDOLPH Spanish Club 2; Chess Club 3; Radio Club 3,4. BROOKS, HAROLD TERRY

Football 2; Wrestling 3,4;

nastics 2,3,4; D

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rama Club 4, Treas. 4;

Class

Comm. 3,4; Chairman 3,4; Variety

Show 4; Romeo and Juliet 3. BROOKSTEIN, DARRELL HOWARD

Show 4; Bomeo and Ju liet 3.

BROTMAN, BARRY ALLAN -f rack2l Romeo and Juliet 3. BROWN, DONALD JAY BROWN, JOHN EDWARD

Wrestling 2; Cross Country

BROWN, LYNN CORDELL BROWN, MARY ANN

BENJAMIN, INLEY WALTER BENSON, JOHN ARTHUR BESONER, JACK ARNOLD Band 2,3,4; Folk Strum 3,4; Bridge Club 4.

BLACKMORE, DAVID HARRY NHS 3,4; Football Statis. 3. BLACKWELDER, BARBARA LEE BLACKWOOD, LAWRENCE INGLER

BRUNNER, RICHARD BUCKLIN, ROBERT PAGE DECA 4, BUPPERT, RUSSELL WI LLIAM Stage Crew 2,3^ BURCHETT, JAMES MICHAEL Stage Crew 3.

CALDWELL, CAMDEN STANFORD

CALLAHAN,

CATHLEEN PATRICIA AFS 4; A Cappella Choir 4.

BLANCHARD, THOMAS FORMAN

CANEVARI, THOMAS

208

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Polaris 2.

CAUBLE, FRED TOWNLEY Chorus 2,3,4; Pipe Band 3,4. CHAPMAN, SUSAN ILENE GSA 3,4; Keyettes 2; Folkstrum 2; Guidance Comm. 4; Class Comm.2. CHRISTENSEN, PAGAN BOSTWICK CISSEL, KRISTY LEE lntramurals 4. CLARK, BRENDA KATHLEEN Keyettes 2,3; Pep Club 3. CLARK, RICHARD WARD Transfer 3; NHS 3,4; Stage Crew 4; School Store 4.

CLARK, TOM DALTON Track 3,4. CLIFT, KAREN LYNN

CAMERON, JAMES WILSON

DARR, JANET MARIE DARSA, RICHARD ALLAN DAUGHTERS, DAVID ROSCOE Transfer 2; Track 2,3,4; %ccer 3,4; Wrestling 2; Key Club 4; Spanish Club 2.

DAVIS, DEBORAH LEE

Dance Club 2,3,4; Variety Show 2,3.

DEARDORFF, SHARON LUCILLE NHS 3,4, Treas. 4; SGA 2. Senator 2; A Cappella 3,4, Pres' 4; Fine Arts Club, Pres.4. DE ATLEY, EDWARD GURNEY Transfer 4; Soccer 4. DE LANCE, KATHERINE DIANE

Transfer

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Earth Science Club 2,3,4; IMC 2,3,4; Chess Club 3; Stage Crew 4. DIL'VORTH, TERRY KAY

CLYNE, MABYELLEN

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DUBE, BRUCE JOSEPH

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COE, JANICE ANN

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D'ANGELO, ALEXIS Transfer 4. Baseball 2.

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JOSEPH LAWRENCE

DANLEY, BRUCE MELTON

SILVIA GUADALUPE

2,3.

RANKLIN

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3; Folk Strum 4;

BELLO, KAREN MARIE Transfer 3.

CARTER, CARLSON WOOD NHS 3.4; SGA 2,3, Senator 3; Class Comm. Chairman 2,4; Drama Club 3,4; Modern Dance 2,3. CARTER, ROY DANIELJR.

Band 2,3,4; School Store 2,3,4;

BREADY, STEVEN

NHS 3,4; Keyettes 2,3,4;freas.3; SGA senator 3, V. Pres. 4; AFS 3,4;

BELTOWSKI, ROBERT JOSEPH

St4e Crew 3.

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Show 4. BEACH, GREGORY ROSS DECA 4, BECKER, YVONNE MARIE Transfer 4.

Transfer 4; Soccer 4. CARRICO, JOANNE CRAIG SGA 2,4; Keyettes 2,3.

3,4:

Wrestling Mgr. 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4.

COLEMAN, MICHAEL LINN COMBS, MICHAE L JOSEPH

CONNOLLY, MAUREEN ANN Polaris 3: Variety Show 4' COOK, ARDIS DARLYN Class Treasurer 2,3,4; GSA 4; Class Comm. 2,3; Maiorettes 2,3,4; Mid' night Sun 2,3,4; Make-up Crew 4. COSMAN, JACKYE MAXINE COSTELLO, KATHLEEN ANN SGA Rep. 4; lntramurals 2; Honor

Team 4; GSA 4; PeP Club 2; Maiorettes 2; French Club 2,3, Treasurer 3; Class Comm. 2; Variety Show 4. COX, MARY REGINA Keyettes 3; Folkstrum, Vice Pres. 4; Prop Crew 4; Food Sales 4;

DUDLEY, ALAN DONALD Drama Club 4; Variety Show 4. DUNLEVY, KATHRYN MARIE A Cappella 3,4; Madrigals 4; Folk

Strum, Sec. 4; Food Sales Comm. 2,3,4; Romeo & Juliet 3. DUTKOWSKI, DENISE JEANNE NHAUER, JAMES RICHARD

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KeY

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EVERETT, KATHLEEN ANN

SGA 3; Honor Team 2,3,4; lntramurals 2,3,4.

FABISZEWSKI, JOSEPH EDWARD

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MARILYN CHARLOTTE Transfer 4. KNESEL, THOMAS EDWARD SGA 4; Cheerleader 4; Stage Crew 3; Variety Show 2.

KNUTSON, KRISTIN FRIEDA

SGA 2,3; NHS 3,4; Polaris

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KOWNACKI, FRANCIS ROMAN KOZAK, STEVEN JOHN DECA 4.

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KRAYBILL, DAVID RAMSEY SGA 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Football 2; Letterman's Club 4.

KRINTZ, KENNETH ALAN Soccer 3,4; Variety Show 4.

KRUM, PATRICIA MAY KUENY, PATRICK R ICHARD LAMONDA, MICHAEL JOSEPH JR. DECA.

LANE, TERBY KATHLEEN Gymnastics 2,3,4; Majorettes 3; 2; Variety Show 3.

LANTZAS, GEORGE STEVEN

bccer 2,3,4; Midnight Sun

3,4,

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LEBLANC, DRUCILLA ANN GSA 4; lntramurals 2,3,4; FHS 4: Pep Club 2,4.

LEE, ALLAN WACHENG Transfer 3; A Cappella 4; Variety Show 4.

LEONARD, ALEXIS JULIA SGA 2.3.4; NHS 3,4; AFS 2,3,4, Pres. 3,4; Keyettes 3,4; Polaris 2; 210

LINDBERG, JOHN ERIC

2,3,4; Radio Club 3. LOJEWSKI, LI NDA ANN Folk Strum 4; Food Sales 4; Stage

Polaris 3,4, Faculty Editor

Assoc. Editor 4; Majorettes 3,4, Treas. 4; Midnight Sun 3; Class Comm.2,3,4; Variety Show 3. LUCKENBACH, ALVIN HENRY SGA 4; Wrestling 2,3;bccer2,3,4; Track 2. LUCKENEDER, ANNELIESE AFS student from Austria; AFS 4; Keyettes 4.

LUND, STEVEN ROBERT

Football 2,3,4; Track 2; Letter-

McWILLIAMS, PATRICIA ANN Dance Club 2; Variet/ Show 4. MEINBE RG, DOUGLAS LAWRENCE Baseball 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4. MELISANO, SUZANNE ADELE MELTON, DANIEL HOOPER Wrestling 2; Pipe Band 2; Romeo & Ju liet 3. MESSETT, ROBERTJAMES DECA 4,

MICHAELS, JAMES CRAIG MILLER, ARDYTH LOIS

A Cappella 4; Class Comm. MILLER, DAVID MILLER, GARY LEIGHTON MILLER, JOHN MASON

MILLER, MARC THEODORE MILLS, FAYE CATHERINE MOHLER, ROBERT JOSEPH

LYDDANE, DONALD GLENN Basketball 2,3; Basp"ball 2,3,4. LYNCH, KATH LEEN PATRICIA LYNCH, BICHARD JAMES SGA Treasurer 4; Soccer 2,3,4 Key Club 3,4; Lettermen's Club 4; Band 2,3; Drama Club 3. MAGRUDER, BARBARA ANN SGA 2; lntramurals 3; Drama Club 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Food Sales 2. MAHONEY, NICKIE CHRISTINE MALONEY, ROBE RT LAWRENCE

DECA.

MANCUSO,

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MURPHY, JOHN HOLMES Cross Country 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; rack 2,3,4.

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NEEL, DAVID BARNES NEIL, JAMES

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NEWMAN, ALICE MEREDITH

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Princess 2.

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