1450 entries.
Steven A Strohm
from
SUMMERVILLE
wrote on August 8, 2022
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10:12 am
Was researching the word Grit for a training class (like the John Wayne movie) and ran across your blog. I grew up in Waldorf Md from 2nd thru 9th grade and that is exactly what a grit was down the the multi layers of socks
Kathryn Borchert Kennedy
from
Leonardtown
wrote on July 16, 2022
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11:05 pm
Class of 1967 Crossland married John F Kennedy II (Jack) class of 1966 (deceased 1997) WOULD LOVE TO SEE SOME OLD FRIENDS
Nancy lobaugh
from
Waldorf
wrote on July 9, 2022
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1:31 pm
I live in Hillcrest Hight from 1956- 1989 it be great to see some old friends
Bill Erwin
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wrote on January 31, 2021
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9:06 pm
I went to Shugart from '68 to '71. Mr Lesher was the principal and Mr. McKean was the vice principal. The most memorable teacher I had was Mr. Rush who was my gym teacher in 7th and 9th grade. My best friends at the school were Adrian Baez who was on the baseball and soccer teams, Rocky Elliott who was on the basketball and baseball teams and Jim Cherowitzo. I was on the wrestling and track teams. Lots of good times.
Danny Coleman
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wrote on November 19, 2020
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5:36 am
I went there in for one year 9th grade 1967. I can’t pronounce the shop teachers name, Mr. Coostenis?
Had a lot of good times there. Some of my friends were: Gene Vernon, Phil Taylor and his brother David Taylor. Carlton Evans and his brother Jack Evans. I actually lived in Glassmanor over near the Eastover shopping center (Oxon Hill). Had to be bused over to school and if I missed the bus I had to walk about 2-3 Miles. That happened quite often too! I caught the bus in front of the DrugFair store. Which was next to the Safeway store. There were also other buses there that were for Potomac High School.
CLAYTON UNGER
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wrote on November 14, 2020
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7:20 pm
Very nice! I am Class of 70!
Betty Sampson
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wrote on November 8, 2020
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12:22 am
I was one of the cafeteria ladies
tony
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wrote on August 2, 2020
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1:54 am
3505 24th ave from 67 to 85
alot of great memories growing up and was glad to move on
tony
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wrote on August 2, 2020
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1:31 am
this is great ! i remember Debbie Campbell (sweet girl who i annoyed), Janet Thornton had a kid crush on her, and Mary Triechel loved her Irish dancing
tony
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wrote on August 2, 2020
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1:21 am
went there in the late 70's
Mr Avondet shop teacher
Ms Patton for algebra
Mrs Dunne for science
bare rock strewn playing fields
girls wearing long jean jackets, feathered hair style
climbing on top of building on weekend to play tag, playing pickup basketball on the courts, trying out for Holy Family football in the fields a few years earlier
LIsa sullivan
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wrote on November 29, 2019
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1:43 am
Trying to see the yearbook 71
Darlene Donley Ferris
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wrote on September 5, 2019
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1:47 pm
Since most of my family are passed when I look back on pictures from areas I grew up around it makes me feel happy. Thank you for sharing
tim harmon
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wrote on July 9, 2019
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3:29 pm
Thinking about when I lived on Dixon Street and attending Shugart Jr High
Chuck
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wrote on June 28, 2019
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6:10 pm
Try viewing the yearbooks on a different browser.
Jim Skinner
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wrote on June 26, 2019
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2:10 pm
All of the yearbooks have been marked as unsafe. Will not open
Jean Lowery
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wrote on April 11, 2019
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5:39 pm
Wow ! I am quite impressed with the great graphics and organized topics . Great job. I am a member of Ron Tutt's Native Washingtonian group. I created The Glover Park/ Burleith / Georgetown / Mac Arthur Blvd. page.
Growing up in D.C. I knew people from all over the "metro" area . Yep "block style" listened to a lot of Motown in the '60's -' 70's ! Then Bell bottoms , etc. !
Chuck
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wrote on April 9, 2019
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11:19 pm
I believe I bought my 1978 Gaunlet from Crossland. They have extra copies of yearbooks.
Chuck Fraley
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wrote on April 9, 2019
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11:17 pm
I just saw this response, Carlos. I know it's old but did you ever find the information you were looking for?
Belinda
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wrote on April 8, 2019
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11:19 pm
Is there any 1978 Gauntlet yearbooks for sale to buy?