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Displaying 886 to 935 of 1380 Entries (Total of 1380 Entries)
886 (Reference ID: 1767970)
Cindy Rohlfs
Email Address:
Glen Burnie, MD
Referred By:
Search Engine
Were you originally from Marlow Heights or at least PG County?:
Originally from Marlow Heights
What schools did you attend, and what year did you graduate?:
Sandymount elementary, Benjamin Stoddart 1969 - 1971, Potomac Sr. High, 1971 - 1974
When was the last time you were in the area?:
about 5 years ago
What are some of your best memories of growing up in the area? Note: feel free to leave all your memories in the Comments section below.:
Peppermint Pipers, The community center (behind Hecht's)
I'm not sure who started this website, but it's a GREAT idea. I stumbled on this and it's like taking a step back to my childhood, when it was a much easier time than today. I was born in Marlow Heights and moved away in 1981. I lived in a small neighborhood behind Dunkin Donuts, off St. Barnabas Road. I remember when Branch Avenue was a small two lane road and I walked to Sandymount and Benjamin Stoddart. I used to love walking to High's in the shopping center and getting fresh made ice cream. I remember when Iverson Mall was built and I was the first girl to be a salesperson at Thom McAn shoe store. My brother, Spencer and sister, Teresa worked at Roy Rogers for a short time. My very first job was as a wiper at the car wash next to Dunkin Donuts. I hung out at Float 'N Smoke (remember that place?) which was in one of the old houses next to IHOP. I learned to drive in the Toys R Us parking lot. I competed in pool and billiards. I held the Ladies Maryland state title for eight ball in 1979 and 1980 and I competed with the Woman's Professional Billiards Alliance (WPBA) in 1980. I owe that to the community center where I first learned to play on a carom board. I am now an information technology professional (systems analyst) in the health care industry in Towson, MD.
887 (Reference ID: 1767441)
kathy smith hager
A Link from Another Site
hillcrest heights
benjamin stoddard jr high 70-73
30 years ago
my friends and school so many memories
i lived in hillcrest for a few years then went and did the young ,dumb,thing,i got married.it lasted for 17 years and i have 4 beautiful children out of it,the only thing worth being married to the guy.we divorced and i met someone who accepted my children and so 2 years later we married.that was 15 years ago,so i guess you could say i've been married most of my life.lol. i have so many memories while living in the marlow heights area.school was my favorite. i have been looking for friends i went to school with and i have found a few of them,i also would love to find pictures of me in the year books.if anyone had the year books could you please look up my pictures and email them to me? that would really make my day.i just have not had any luck with that so far.or maybe someone could tell me how i could go about purchasing the year books with my pics in them. i miss the area so much,i know most of my friends have moved away from there by now but maybe someone is still left behind who could help me with my pics,i pray there are anyway. my name in school was kathy marie smith, i think they left the middle names out of the year books but im not sure. i thankyou for letting me be a part of your guest book and i hope i am accepted,again, thankyou very much and do have a Blessed day. kathy smith hager
888 (Reference ID: 1767165)
Columbia, MD
Tucker Road, Oxon Hill
Rosecroft E.S., Lord Baltimore Junior High and Friendly H.S.
last weekend
Friday and Saturday nights at Tucker Road Ice Rink and marching in the parade at the Marlow Heights Shopping Center bringing in Santa for the Christmas Season
This is a great site...brings back lots of memories....going bowling then to steak in a Sack (used to be called something else)...
889 (Reference ID: 1766870)
Eric Pohl
Pelham, Alabama
Word of Mouth
Hillcrest Heights
Holy Family, Stoddert, Potomac 74
10 years ago
Sandlot sports, Baseball, Basketball, football and being able to walk almost everywhere
Great website Chuck. What a trip down memory lane.
890 (Reference ID: 1766446)
Carol Wojcik
Holy Family, La Reine late 70's to 80's
About 5 years or less, my mom lived there until then!
Walking to the mall every day in the summer, working at the rectory, and sleigh riding down our big hill out front (seemed big at the time and we got a lot of snow back then!)
What a great neighborhood to grow up! There were always so many kids hanging out outside. I remember walking to the mall every day in the summer and going to Orange bowl. I remember working at the Rectory at Holy Family, they paid me $75.00 a month to answer their phones and back then that was big money for a teenager! We walked everywhere in those days and could sleep outside in the summer without ever feeling afraid....boy has that changed. My mom just moved out of the area about 5 years ago but I know I hadn't been to the mall for a long long time prior to that and you couldn't walk around the block even anymore. It was a good area to grow up, wish I could find someplace like that now for my own kids.
891 (Reference ID: 1765974)
Marybeth (Smith) Gallo
Waldorf, MD
Potomac '72, Stoddert, Holy Family
Riding Bikes, Royal Burgers, Oxon Run Park, Clay Hills,The Court
892 (Reference ID: 1765660)
George the Squeaker
now in Glen Burnie
Suitland Senior High class of '60
passed through frequently lately. In the daytime.
the pain of puberty, pimples and rejection, real and imagined
The GEM store where I met a beautiful girl named Peggy B. Too bad she was 17 and I was 21. It made a difference back then. Another beautiful blonde named Marsha D. who was only 4 foot 11 inches tall and I was 6 foot 2, skipping school with her drinking rum-n-cokes listening to the Kingston trio. Bowling with the Congressional Secretaries league at the Marlow Bowl America lanes 4 gals and one lucky guy. Street racing on the new Penn Ave Extended, and down at Aquasco Speedway, wonder whatever happened to it? Remembering the wreck at Silver Hill rd. and St. Barnabas rd. where the newspapers said someone had their "leg decapitated".
Cruising the Mo in District Heights, on Penn Ave in DC, and the Dixie Pig in Capital Heights. The Iverson Apartments and all the FBI preppies
( girls ). It was a big deal, the Shopping Center my first mall. Coffee at 2 AM at Dunkin Donuts, where me and my friend Ronny D. commmented the only people out this time of nights were "Cops and wierdos and drunks". I'd never dream of visiting any of these places now after dark.
893 (Reference ID: 1765564)
Tina Harris Wiles
Stoddert Potomac
10+ Years.
Hanging out at Iverson mall
I enjoyed growing up there.Hanging out with Jane Berry, Joyce Farrell. And a few others. I use to go to the mall almost everyday.I left the area and moved to Tennessee.
894 (Reference ID: 1765489)
Ted Harris
Suitland, Mornibgside
Stoddart and Potomac class of 74
Still am
Many friends and many memories
I remember working at the Marlow Theatre in 1974, with a few of my classmates that I haven't seen in many years. I am still in the area, working at the Suitland Federal Center for the past 29 years. I attended the 20-year reunion and had a great time. A lot of good times and maybe too much partying but have no regrets. I would love to hear from some of my long lost friends and classmates. E-mail me anytime, so we can catch up.
895 (Reference ID: 1765451)
Eric Ramey
Aldie, VA
Holy Family, Bishop McNamara
November 2007
Being able to walk from my house in the Valley (near Green Valley) to Iverson Mall or anywhere without fear.
WOW Lots of memories from the area.
When the new Library moved from the store front in Hillcrest Hgts Shopping Center to the new building...at that time it was considered state of the art and modern. Going to Dottie and Nicks,(what was the name of the bakery next to Murphy's?) after mass at Holy Family. Getting ice cream cakes from Caravel. Shopping at the local drug store (next to Safeway) before Peoples Drug moved in. Working at Peoples Drug Store. Working at Red Barn (I fried chicken). Buying my 1st TV with my 1st real paycheck from Circuit City behind Roy Rogers. Buying the HFS School Uniforms from the place in the Marlow Heights Shopping center.
My last memory of the area was...I was attending my 25th year reunion from Holy Family and during mass someone broke into my car and stole my cell phone. At that point in time I realized that the neighborhood had changed and all of the postive memories had been shattered.
896 (Reference ID: 1765442)
Timonium, MD
Temple Hills
Temple Hills Elementary was bussed to uh I forgot the name of the school latter half of 6th grade, Shugart Jr High, Potomac Sr High '79
fall '08
late nights at Dunkin' Donuts
I believe you're probably closer in age to one of my older siblings. Was googling Temple Hills came across your guest book and went back to visit your page. What a walk through memory lane!
897 (Reference ID: 1765406)
"Danny" Walsh
Anacostia & Forestville
Mt. Calvary, McNamara
the kindness of others and the freedom to roam
Thank you for this wonderful venue! The world described in these posts was for me a scarier and a more intimidating place. For example I didn't know there was a theater group in District Heights; I'm genuinely surprised to find this out. In my little subsection there seemed to be villains and attackers lurking in every shadow and in the weeds that lined the many wooded paths. Jumping people was a favorite pastime of some Big Mack-clad louts; perhaps my imagination was "running away from me'. I was also a Vaseline encrusted "block" (Dixie Pomade on drinking nights). I was egged for my attire one night walking home from my job at Burger Chef. The jerks nailed my arm right above my elbow; getting hit with an egg thrown from a moving vehicle frigging hurts, y'all. I yelled and challenged them to try it again and in a feat of accuracy that still amazes me to this day they did. They scored a hit about 6 inches below the other one on the same arm. I was so stunned that the rock I had intended for their windshield remained in my hand unlaunched. I think I met the perpetrators a couple of years later at a mescaline deal; they were bragging about egging rednecks but by that time I had gone psychedelic and it didn't seem important enough to follow up on. The wonder of this site is that most of you would understand this type of nonsense; try explaining this to your youngsters when they text you from the next room to see if you brought home some dinner. Good luck to everyone!
898 (Reference ID: 1765375)
Greg Johnsen
Millbrook, Alabama
Suitland Senior Hiigh, Class of' 1971
Budd's Creek, Dynamotion, Iverson Mall, street racing, Hickory Hill apartments, everything.......
Signed in way back. Glad to see some Suitland Rams signing in. This site brings back plenty of good memories.
899 (Reference ID: 1765313)
Jack Daley
Lottsburg, Va
Deer Park Hgts
Sandymount, Stoddert, Crossland
about 10 yrs ago.
Signed the book a long time ago. Bobby and Linda....you're not the only ones left from Crossland. I got sprung from there in '67.
900 (Reference ID: 1765205)
Mike Bagley
Charlotte HallYes
Green Valley,Stoddert, Crossland
2 days ago
Im still here Class of 66, Ive signed the guessbook way back and check this site just about everyday. Really great to read all the comments.
901 (Reference ID: 1765129)
Bobby Kendall
Chuck still doing a great job !!! Where are all of the Crossland '66 &'67 people??? Linda and I can't be the only ones left.
902 (Reference ID: 1764768)
Alex Kavounis
Waldorf Md.
Hillcrest Hghts.
Potomac 1975
10 years
Playing ball and hanging out.
903 (Reference ID: 1764438)
Clinton, Maryland
Suitland 59 to 62
Drive through every now and then
I was at the opening of Hechts when they dedicated a tree
Good idea to have this site. I used to live at the Mighty Mo in District Hgts., always shopped at Hechts. Ate at Steak in a Sac in my middle years. Wish I had known about it when I was younger.
904 (Reference ID: 1764418)
Sandy Karnes Peterson
Denver, CO
Hillcrest Elem.,Stoddard and Suitland
Oct. of 2008
Teen Club behind Hillcrest Shopping center, Milt Grant doing a show at Marlow Heights, shopping at Hechts and Learners the Carnivals
905 (Reference ID: 1763920)
Roberta (Bobbi) Petrillo
Lothian, MD
Beltsville, MD
High Point Grad 1964
Shopping at Iverson Mall
906 (Reference ID: 1763218)
Gail Lockhart
Southern Maryland
yes, also Camp Springs
Greendale, Sandy Mount (64), Taney, Walker Mill, Grad. from Crossland 1976
Visited 2008
X-mas time - going to Aunt Alma's and Uncle Derrills, and playing with our counsins (the Rohlfs). Also dated Cary H. from 1976 to 1979. My cousin in the same band. Also Grandmother lived on 28th Avenue.
Good Ole Marlow Heights! I remember getting x-mas trees as low as $2 at the Hechts outside plant spot. My Aunt Alma & Uncle Derrill Rohlfs (both who have passed) had a house behind the Dunking Donuts / car wash. Counsins Spencer, and Cindy, and Teresa - always getting together. Lived in Marlow Heights for a few months in the 3rd grade. My grandmother Rose Belt lived behind Hechts on 28th Avenue - she was a sister to John Sharper - Sharper Florist. Grandmother sold the land to Ourismond Chevrolet. This is cool guestbook! Met Cary H. in 1976 and his friend Chuck - followed Cary and my cousin and others in their band (Hybrid Satin) for a few years. Haven't seen him or Bridgett for many years. My cousin Spencer moved to Georgia - he married and had 5 girls, at some point he had to stop trying for the boy. I'm living in Southern Maryland. I had two girls myself, and currently engaged to a great guy. Have been in the mortgage business since the 80's, and the economy has hit me hard. Trying to rebound! Use to shoot pool around southern Maryland. Use to love going to Memories (Bar on 925 - owner Donald a great guy and great bar) Now pretty much just play cards as my hobby - mess around with the 3 digit lottery some, and recently became a grandmother. A lot of memories in Marlow Heights. I love how you made "the Marlow Heights Shopping Center" sign. My sister Jenny worked at Roy Royers on St. Barnabus, and made "Hostess with the Mostess" and won a free trip somewhere (probably in 1977 or 78). I do miss Marlow Heights, and the memories of my relatives.
907 (Reference ID: 1763019)
Brenda Sanford (Smith)
Annapolis, Md.
Originally Glassmanor then Hillcrest Hgts
Shugart 70 and Potomac 71-74
Few years ago
All the many friends and good times in and out of school
This is the first time i've gone to the web site but had heard about it from friends. It really is a GREAT site..... I've spent a few hours reading the stories and reminiscing about the people i know in commmon w/ others. I grew up first in Wash. DC then to Glassmanor for many yrs. until busing came along. My Sr. year at Potomac i was supposed to be bused to Oxon Hill but we moved to the Iverson Towers apts. on 23rd PKWY so I could graduate from Potomac. Even tho I didn't live in the Heights growing up I had alot of friends there and spent alot of time like everyone else at Iverson mall hanging out, worked at Longworth's Cafeteria, the Marlow Theatre and tele-marketing magazines from some seedy office near the mall !
Went to the 15, 20 and a combined 74,75,76 year reunions and had a great time seeing old friends and catching up with people. Love the idea of the Steak in a Sack get togethers and would love to make it to the next one of those !! (When, Date?) i still get together regularly w/ Valerie (Cosh) Cusato and Anthony, Chris (Cusato) Alexander and Biggs, and Paul and Eileen (Driscoll) Gray. It was really fun to read all the stories from the other people i know and look at the pics from the 76' reunions . Many thanks to you for creating this forum and long live its success !!
908 (Reference ID: 1762964)
Linda Schryer
Lothian, Maryland
Capital Heights
Central Senior High - 1971
Marlow Heights - 5 years ago
The royal burger, red barn onion rings and drag racing. Meeting the gang every friday night at hot shoppes. I worked at Greta Stevens in Iverson Mall.
This site is pretty cool! Lots of great memories...........
909 (Reference ID: 1762900)
Donna J Cummins (Merkle & Young)
Waldorf MD
Suitland Senior graduated 1973 Bradbury Hgts Elementary
been a while - drive through alot
gravel pits
Grew up on 63th Place and went to Bradbury Hgts Elementary - had Ms Grady in 2nd grade!! Anyone remember her. I graduated in 1973 (had Mr Heater for bookkeeping) My sister Debbie graduated in 1972. I married Chuck Merkle who also graduated in 1972 and she married his best friend Bullett (Wirt Trigger - who also graduated 1971 from Suitland). What a great school (back then). We use to skip school and party in the gravel pits (which are no longer there). Got married and moved to Lexington Park and now live in Waldorf. Use to go to Village Barn. Use to party with Bullett, Tommy and Kathy Trigger and Debbie, Mary and Gerry Horstkamp, Andy and John Goldsborough. We lived in Maryland Garden Apts for years and use to have a ball there. We lived at the top of the hill past the pool. Remember the teen club. What great memories. Debbie worked for Kresges and I worked at the Peoples Drug Store at Walters Lane. Use to be heavy but have had the gastric bypass so most people don't recognize me anymore.
I work part time bartending in Waldorf and actually have gotten back in touch with Debbie (Horstkamp) and Andy Goldsborough - who are still married - through a family member of Andys that comes into the Lodge. Mary and Gerry were in my 1st wedding to Chuck
We use to have a "party" room in the downstairs of our apt building (Horstkamps & Cummins) where they had the storage units. It was a nice place to party.
Would love to get in touch with Jeff Gagliano - first crush.
Lived for a little while on Woodland Drive behind Morningside Firehouse and worked at the Laundry Mat for a little while.
Would love to hear from anyone.
910 (Reference ID: 1762892)
Linda Howell Vermillion
LaPlata, MD
Capitol Heights
LaReine - 1962-1966
Maybe 3 years ago
Hanging out at the Mo, lots of good friends, lots of good music, great firehouse dances. Who could ever forget?
Some of the best times of my life were spent in the sixties. Too bad we can't go back.
911 (Reference ID: 1761332)
Lisa (Bateman) Buchanan
Arlington, VA
Temple Hills, MD
Sandymount ES, Green Valley ES, Stoddart JH, Potomac HS
5 years ago
The Red Barn (my first job), walking to Iverson Mall (where my next 5 jobs were), Steak in a Sack, shopping at Hecht's, Pagoda 7 restaurant in Iverson Mall.
Wow, what a great site! I have so many memories. I grew up on Deer Park Drive. Great sledding in that neighborhood. I was bussed from Sandymount to Green Valley where I had Ms. Ethel Brown as my 2nd and 3rd grade teacher. I loved her and still do. If anyone knows of her whereabouts I would love to see her. I am not sure Green Valley is open anymore. I heard that Vicky Harding died, if anyone knows more about that please contact me. I am almost overwhelmed with all of this.
912 (Reference ID: 1761323)
Lisa Breads
Waldorf, Maryland
John Hanson Jr. High, Oxon Hill Sr. High
913 (Reference ID: 1761127)
jane youngerman
hillcrest hgts, holy family, benjamin stoddart, potomac high
getting up at 8am and calling my best friend and going to her house every morning
remembering all the good times we had when we were growing up those times will never be forgotten
914 (Reference ID: 1761092)
Nancy (DeBoard) Murphy
Lusby, Maryland
Yes. Hillcrest Heights
Hillcrest Heights Elementary 1968-1975, Benjamin Stoddard 1976-1979, Potomac High 1979-1981
November 2008. Took Pictures of my old house and schools
Walking everywhere to hang out with friends. Junior high school and being friends with Penny Cook. Going to the mall, riding bikes to McDonald's with a dollar to eat lunch and still getting change back.
I had a lot of fun memories of hanging out as a kid. We always walked everywhere including the mall, marlow heights shopping center, hillcrest heights shopping center and the bowling alley. I grew up in the Hillcrest Heights area and moved to Temple Hills in 1981. I met lots of people and had way too much fun...most of which I can remember!! It would be great to hear from some of the "Temple Hills Crew." You guys know who you are.
I will be checking out the Steak in a Sack in March. Hope to see some people I know.
915 (Reference ID: 1761049)
Phil Feerrar
yes, Hillcrest Heights
Green Valley 67-74; Stoddert 74-75
tons of kids in the neighborhood, lots of street baseball & football with the Galloways
Greatly enjoyed K through first half of 5th grade. Forced busing was enforced January of my 5th grade year...many of my friends were sent away and the school (Green Valley) re distibuted and I switched teachers in January. The rest of the year seemed quite tense but improved the following year. My teachers in order from K-6: Hamil, Michaels, Compozzi, Horton, Hitchcock-Morton, Moore then Williams, and Williams. I remember Mrs Bing the librarian, Mrs Maxwell the p.e. teacher, I can not remember the music teachers name, she was very nice..had polio as a kid. I remember Mrs. Cola the principal and later Mr Jamison. I remember being Hansel in Hansel & Gretel and flubbing my lines and mixing them with Gretel's, I remember them filming the first grade play and showing to us---I called Green Valley about 10 years ago to see if they had it stored...no luck. I fondly remember Mrs Maxwells tumbling/dance shows. I lost my nerve with the no hand flips and became the sound guy instead...she loved Herb Albert!!! I ended up really enjoying Mr Williams as my 6th grade teacher...interesting note: 20 years after leaving 6th grade, Mr Williams called my house in Philadelphia to pass along condolences when my father passed away..he was a very classy guy in my eyes.... I moved on the Stoddert..then moved to central PA for 8th grade and lost contact with almost everyone. Would love to know what happened to the Galloways, Lowes, Heiners, Coffees,,,,,
916 (Reference ID: 1761031)
Danny Fazenbaker
Brandywine Md
Silver Hill Elem, Eugene Burroghs Jr. High, Gwynn Park Sr. High
Hanging out at the dart drug with Duke Bozick and the Jr. Hot Shoppes,
I remember my sister worked at the Jr. Hot Shoppes and my buddy Duke and I would go there and go to the Dart Drug and eat all the time. We would hang out in the woods around Weschester Estates. Lots of memories of playing football and baseball at Taney Jr. High. I had a crush on Debbie Doyle when I lived up in Hickory Hills. I had a great friend when I lived there, his name was Boyd Richmond He lived in the apartment project that is across from Silver Hill Elementary School. I look for him now and then but canot find him.
917 (Reference ID: 1760777)
Paul Toscano
Hillcrest Hgts. Elem., 1954-60; Holy Comforter, 1960-62; Mackin HS, 1962-66
a couple of years ago
Hillcrest Hgts drug store, Murphy's, walking the streets with Joe Myles and John Czaja
918 (Reference ID: 1760523)
Allyson Traba
Crossland High, 1976
times with friends
I have never made it back to any reunion. My life out west has been all I dreamed and more but now that I get older, I wonder about my childhood. It was not always that happy. I wonder if anyone who knew me is still there?
919 (Reference ID: 1760491)
pat hanson
north beach
crossland 83-86
shoplifting at the mall
920 (Reference ID: 1760204)
Vondell Smith
Friendly SHS class of 87
Going to Outer Limits
I loved growing up in the area. I remember Friday nights at Marlow Heights Shopping Center going to Chuck-E-Cheese's and then to the Outter Limits to play Ms.Pacman.
921 (Reference ID: 1760116)
Susan "DeBoard" Atchison
Calvert Co. Maryland
Hillcrest Hgts
Hillcrest Hgts Elem., Benjamin Stoddert Junior High
sledding on the hill beside Joanne Dodd's house and hanging out at the mall.
922 (Reference ID: 1759544)
Mike DeBoard
Fairfax Station, VA
Hillcrest Heights Elementary, Benjamin Stoddard, Potomac Senior High
10-15 years ago.
Marlow Heights carnivals, Tennis at the Marlow Heights rec center.
I spent most of my time playing baseball and football with my friends Mike Thayer, Mike Shoop, Mark Shoop, Mike Berganski, Mike Walder, Billy Dodds, Steve Youngerman, Johnny Bayne, Keith Davis (Man was he fast) and anyone else who would play. Worked at the Marlow Heights Theater. Taught tennis for the Rec Center. Worked at Carvel in the Hillcrest Heights shopping center as well as washing dishes at Giovanni's there. Strung tennis racquets for Irvings Sports Shop in Iverson Mall. Worked at Douglas Hi Fi in the mall. My girlfriend at the time worked at the Fanny Mae in the mall. I used to love the O Joys at The Orange Bowl. Their pizza was less than good, though. Almost forgot I also worked at the JR, Hot Shoppes. I loved the Orange Freezes and the Royal Burgers. Anyone remember Pappy Parker's fried chicken? My mom worked at Rector's Restaurant for almost twenty years. I used to love eating at the little restaurant in the Drug Fair. It was the first place I remember where you could fill your own soft drink. Love the sight Chuck. Keep up the good work.
923 (Reference ID: 1759499)
Nina DiSessa-Christensen
Naples, FL
Lived on Jameson Street
Hillcrest Heights< Holy Family & Potomac 75
Iverson Mall & Red Barn (worked there for several years) 73-75
What a great website. I will share some pictures -- later.
924 (Reference ID: 1759302)
Chris O'Kelley
Martinsburg, WV
Overlook Elementary 74-77
Iverson Mall
I stumbled onto your site, because some co-workers and I were talking about the old Jhoon Rhee commercial, 'Nobody bothers me' tag. I remember going to eat at the Red Barn with my Mom. We lived in Carriage Hill Apartments, they are still standing. My Mom worked at HIGH Boys Donut Shop part time in the 70's too. My brother and I would walk to Iverson Mall and Flieshman's Village Market alot. My mom would have killed us if she found out. We went to Summer camp at Shugart school. We loved to play in the woods and walk in the creek all the way to the Suitland Golf Course. I would kill my kids if I knew they were playing in woods these days. I have alot of good memories growing up in this area. Just thinking of all the crazy things we do when we are kids, mostly fun and harmless. I ride through this area alot these days, since I still work in D.C. Some things have changed dramatically, but some are still the same, just some new buisness names on some old buildings. I would say the biggest change to the area is the Metro train that runs to branch ave all the way down Suitland Prkway now.
925 (Reference ID: 1758481)
Steve Weldon
Rowlett, TX
Oxen Hill/Hillcrest Hts
Green Valley Elem, Shugart, Potomac 72
Not sure
I can remember walking from my house to the Marlow Heights Shopping to the Hobby Shop where I drolled over all the model planes and tanks. I can just remember when the shopping center was being built, I recall it seemed to be out in the middle of nowhere. We moved into the area from the District in 1957 and I stayed there until I graduated from college in 1976.
926 (Reference ID: 1757249)
darlene johnson
oxon hill
oxon hill elem. 71 john hanson junior 72-74 and oxon hill high 75-77
all the time. I work in the area
junior hot shoppes, drag racing on 210, cb radios
still waiting for chuck to find FRIEND CHICKEN IN THE CAN! Those were the best times to grow up. Steak in the sack still has great food by the way! hi to all my friends from Southlawn, Birchwood City, Eastover, Marlow Heights!
927 (Reference ID: 1756868)
Patti Driscoll Barber
Tallahassee, FL
Marlow Heights
Holy Family, LaReigne, Crossland 70-72
Playing with friends in Essex Court
I was so young when I lived there that most of my time was spent walking to and from Holy Family, occasionally stopping at the library with a group of friends, walking down about 4 blocks to the Movie Theatre with my brothers, sister, and friends, going to the Iverson Mall or shopping at Marlow Heights Shopping Center. There was also a summer camp across the street that had arts and crafts and a playground. My sister, brothers, and friends would all walk over there and spend the day playing games, playing on the playground, doing arts and crafts, etc. We also use to have bike shows where we decorated our bikes and did tricks on our bikes. We also use to play kickball and dodgeball on Essex Court. Coe Anderson gave me my first bike and that's where I learned to ride. I remember his mom coming over and having coffee with my mom. I remember the Farrells, Reiters, Andersons, Machis, Deebs and others.
928 (Reference ID: 1756353)
Susan Akard Miller (Sue-Koo)
Georgetown, Texas
Born in DC moved to Marlow Hgts 59-60
Sandymount, Stoddard, Potomac Sr
About 5yrs ago
Pizza Pan, Gievonnis,Jr.Hot Shop, Fairlanes Bowling,Farmers Road, the bridge from Marlow hgts to Temple Hills.
I lived on Lyons St. and would skate board down the Kirby hill where Tony Ice lived. My brother Ronnie Miller (passed away in 1977) would walk down the hill with Mike Lyles(lives in VA Beach with his brothers Steve and Jim)and his dog, Killer. Christene Bubier dated Paul Kraft and one of my best friends at the time Terri Marshall dated Jake Sutter, Roger Unger and others. I have not seen or talked to Terri since 1979 and understand she passed away several years ago in Florida. I loved the Motown sound, sling shots, leathers, peters, with our names engraved on them, and we were call "Blocks", not Greasers. My 1st day of skipping school in 7th grade, Mae Ellis and I went down the farmers road. That big snow storm in the 60's Terri and I walked to Vandeberry's in 3ft of snow and dangled on the car bumpers. I saw Creig Bradford about 8yrs ago in Reston VA. I think Creig and Rose live in Herdon VA. I remember when the Harding brothers got in a fight and we lost Butch. But the good thing about the 60's and 70's in Marlow, Hillcrest and Temple Hills, we could walk anywhere at night without being hurt. The fights at the park behind the Hecht Co. with Oxon Hill and Hillcrest guys did not have guns and they used their fists. One night at 12yrs I had a PJ party and Mae, Liebe, Terri and I snuck out and went to the Steak in a Sack at midnight. Peaches would not go and she did not turn the lights out of my basement and my mom showed up to pick us up. I think about Steve and Janet Cosh everytime I see Steve's younger brother as the Defenseive coach at Maryland and now I see he went to Kansas. My other best friend Pam Hotchkiss lived in Olson Ct. I worked with Cathy Lalumier for the Govt. in Reston VA and I retired in June 08 to move to the big sky country. I am so sorry to hear about Timmy and Patty Smith passing last year. I loved growing up in the area and still keep in touch with my best friends. Yes, I did write the names of my friends on the ceiling of Ben. Stoddard bathroom. Too bad the drugs had to get so many good people at that time. Class of 71 - Sue-koo
929 (Reference ID: 1756027)
Kevin McNeil
Skaggsville, MD
Holy Family, McNamara Class of '72
Oct. 11 2008
I recall the hangouts. Hillcrest Heights Elementary school ball fields; the Hillcrest Heights Boys Club; the baseball field at Holy Family before thsy plopped a new church on it; Iverson Mall; playing "wall ball" in the space between the two sections of the Hillcrest Heights shopping center; Charlene's basement watching the last couple minutes of "the Ice Bowl."
I also recently attended the 40th year reunion of the Holy Family class of '68. In those days had I known Linda was hanging out at the tunnel in Marlow Heights, I would have put on my Goatman outfit(you could buy those at Gary's you know) and hoofed it on over there.
930 (Reference ID: 1755949)
Linda Barnhart
St. Clair Dr
Holy Family
We just had an elementary reunion for 40 years from Holy Family....and this site was mentioned...what a great thing. Does anyone remember the "Tunnel", the "fort", playing 'hide&seek' in the trees behind Sandy Mount....
931 (Reference ID: 1755734)
Diane Dubbs Salvatore
Laurel, MD
Roger B Taney JH 1968-1971, Crossland 1971-1972, Potomac 1972-1974
Many years ago
Working at Roy Rogers, Iverson Mall, Tippy's Taco House
932 (Reference ID: 1755641)
Pete Mirones
Capitol Heights Elem,;Maryland Park Jr. High,;Central High,;Crossland High 69
Allentown Road Burger King,Marlowe Heights,District Heights,Coral Hills
I would like to know if anyone has pictures from either Capitol Heights Elem. mid 60's classroom pics or Marlyland Park Jr. High photos from the mid 60's and Central High and Crossland High from 67 thru 69. I would like to to see if anyone I know has pics since I am writing about the days in the "Heights". Or, if you know me from your class email me firstname.lastname@example.com
933 (Reference ID: 1755598)
Steve Drane
Hillcrest Heights Elementary
We were a different generation. Back then we were not slaves to electronica like the kids are now. We were adventurers, exploreres, it was a fuller life I think.
What a great site, thanks for giving us all a place to share our memories with each other and to remember a better time.
Here are some of mine:
We lived at a place on 26th Avenue off of Iverson everyone knew as "Ruthie's court." It was called that because it was "governed" by an older woman named Ruthie. I'm probably wrong but when I close my eyes and picture her she sorta looks like Alice from the Brady bunch. Her standing was such that if you got hurt and her townhouse was closer than your's you just went to Ruthie's place to get bandaged up and went back out to play.
In those days the ride to have was a Big Wheel. We had great fun racing around the court back then (basically a square grassy area with some trees bordered by a sidewalk.) We raced lap after lap around the court on our Big Wheels (something that obviously a lasting effect on me as I now race a stock car as a hobby!) Everyone was happy until some kid got something called a "Green Machine!" They were faster than a Big Wheel but Big Wheels were better in the turns thanks to the hand brake :)
Back then my buddy was a kid named Bobby Woods. My Brother John use to hang around with a kid named Johnny Roper (I hink he use to have a motorized amphibious six wheeler.) A few townhouses down from him was a girl named Ari (spelling?) Chamberland. She had beautiful long wavy hair and I use to play kissie smoochie with her until I was dizzy!
My brother Tim use to go to Andrew Jackson High School. He was a true Grit with several layers of striped socks, Chuck D's, and tan Dickies.
My brother Bill use to hang with a kid named Coleman I believe...
Behind our row of townhouses was a grassy area that curved up a short hill that was topped by a stockade fence beyond the fence was the Anton (spelling?)old folks home. Dug into this little hill leading up to the fence were many fox holes for our now classic 12" G.I. Joes. I remember very clearly: if you Joe was wounded you had to bandage him to be realistic! I also remember some older kids corrupting some of the girls in our neighborhood turning their Barbie play house into a brothel, lol. This common area was also where we had the block party every 4th of July. I can close my eyes and see the adults with beers in there hands, kids running with sparklers, and smell all that great southern cooking!
When it rained we'd all head to the curb with our popcicle sticks in the gutter. Each stick either had someone's name on it or it was decorated so you'd know who's was who's. I doubt if my kids would think it was as much fun as we did (thier loss! lol!)
I remember the long ride to Chesapeke beach, the road their was shaped as if by waves. My Dad use to speed up at the tops and bottoms of them to tickle our stomachs as we rode in the back of our green Ford LTD wagon without seat belts, playing with our Hot Wheel and Match Box cars. The rode was lined with honeysuckle and it smelled great. Sometimes we'd pull over and pull some off and suck on them, I think tasted sweet but it's been such a long time I don't know...
When we got to the beach there were hundreds of little black shark's teeth in the surf that we use to collect and make bracelets and necklaces out of. Also everyone wanted the little rope bracelets that you put on and it shrunk to fit when it got wet. And somewhere near there was a wooded picnic area with a metal tower in the shape of a rocket. I was so scared to climb the stairs to the top but I white knuckled my way up there.
What a great time in my life it was.
934 (Reference ID: 1755586)
Scottsdale, Arizona
Just being a kid and enjoying it.
Wow, Chuck you said it best "WE ARE THE GHOSTS OF MARLOW HEIGHTS" and funny you should say that because my hobby is Ghost Hunting and Paranormal Investigation! It's been a little while since my last post. I am posting because another poster opened up some fond memories at Hillcrest Heights Elementary.
Valentine mentioned some classes and just happened to mention our 5th. grade class at Hillcrest Heights. What wonderful memories and Mrs. Barrett was an awsome teacher who cared. Valentine mentioned John Salmon who was one of my buddies. We use to hangout in the lunchroom and on the playground. If any one from the 74/75 5th. grade class sees our posts please join in and as Chuck says, "Keep the memories alive!" Our childhood memories are wonderful and this is a great place to share them.
If anyone remembers growing up in Ruthie's Court in the Hillcrest Heights Townhouses on Iverson St. and 26th. Ave. please post your memories. Those were great times. I recently Googled the hood and most of it looks the same on Google earth. It looks like they added on and enlarged Hillcrest Heights Elementary. I also noticed the woods behind the school are shrinking and the subdivisions are growing back there.
Thank you Chuck for the wonder site and Thank You everyone for sharing our childhood!
Bill Romjue A-K-A Billy Drane, yeah... The kid some of you picked on, L-O-L!!
935 (Reference ID: 1755524)
Patrick Crill
from DC, moved to Oxon Run
Holy Family, Bishop McNamara (class 1970)
can't remember
Raucous Kids
I just blew an hour and a half going through this site. Nostalgia is such a cheap emotion but very pleasant to have so much recalled to mind: driving around looking for the Goat Man, sled hill and playing football and baseball in Oxon Run Park, selling sodas to the golfers at the course. I lived on the corner of Afton and 28th next to an SOB who would keep our balls when they went in his yard (he got his every Halloween.). I remember driving Sr. Alice Christine (SAC of course) crazy but coming to realize that she was a strong and dedicated woman to have taken on 50 thirteen year olds at a time at Holy Family. Remember meeting Linda at the Marlow Heights theater for a movie after long phone calls and getting approval from both her parents and the Catholic Standard. I was in a constant battle with Brother Harry over the length of my hair in HS but I didn't have the patience for fashion to be either greaser, mod or collegiate but the boys from The Court (3/4 length leathers and VERY muscular cars) would back me up when trouble came from the Hillcrest or Heights lads or the odd rumble in the park. Skipping school and playing pinball with McGowan and Billy Clyde at the bowling alley. I wonder why they never kicked us out. I'm glad they didn't.


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Banners Gate Primary School
Coppice View Road, Sutton Coldfield B73 6UE (0121) 464 7355
Wednesday 14th October 2015
Tours will be conducted at 9:30am and 2.00pm, with refreshments at 9.15am and 1.45pm.
Earlier this year, Ofsted found that our "lessons are interesting and exciting", "pupils are extremely positive about their learning", "the most able pupils make good progress because teachers build effectively on what they already know", "Early Years staff make sure that their classes provide a safe, vibrant and exciting environment which supports childrens' learning", "pupils in Key Stages One and Two make good progress in reading, writing and mathematics", and that "mathematics is taught well."
We very much hope that you will join us and look forward to welcoming you to our school.
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Welcome to the website of Banners Gate Primary School. The school is now an amalgamation of Banners Gate Infant School and Banners Gate Junior School.
Banners Gate Primary School exists as a place where children are at the heart of everything we do. We see each pupil as an individual and support them in achieving their full potential. We ensure that all children can work in a secure and safe environment where they learn to respect each other, their families, friends and of course themselves.
At Banners Gate we are a happy family community set in beautiful, leafy surroundings where we enjoy working together and strive to gain the best from each child.
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• To develop an increased awareness of belonging to a global community.
We want our children to be motivated, responsible and well behaved.
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CELEBRATION, Fla. Mercury/Nashville recording artist Randy Montana and Casey Ashley have signed on to perform live, free concerts from the Costa stage for thousands of fishing fans filling the New Orleans Arena during the 2011 Bassmaster Classic. The Bassmaster Classic is set for Feb. 18-20 on the Louisiana Delta out of New Orleans, La.
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In a travel advisory issued on Wednesday, the CTB called the warning "concrete and very high."
"The Goa region is a potentially tempting target for Islamic terror groups, particularly leading up to the New Year celebrations," the advisory stated. "The terror attacks in Mumbai and the current threat picture in the country…especially in light of the New Year's parties and events."
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Vivien Leigh: Public Faces, Private Lives 19 September - 20 December. First chance to see this exhibition of recently acquired archive material, organised by the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
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Justice report indicates sexual abuse high in Oklahoma juvenile facilities
Despite the report's findings, the Office of Juvenile Affairs said it has received only six complaints related to sexual abuse at the facilities included in the survey since 2010; only one was substantiated. Youths are informed about how to make complaints when they enter the facilities.
"When we receive reports of abuse to one of our youth, an aggressive investigation is conducted," the agency said in its statement.
In 2010, the Department of Justice released a similar study. Although that study didn't include overall state rates, the report listed a 25 percent victimization rate at the now-closed L.E. Rader Center in Sand Springs, and a 16.7 percent rate at the Central Oklahoma Juvenile Center in Tecumseh. The national average in the 2010 study was 12.1 percent.
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Chuck Todd of NBC News rapidly summed up why the IRS story is often laughed off in MSM newsrooms: No victim, no crime:
So while the IRS is certainly not a good guy here they have been terrible about being forthcoming. Are there any actual real victims? Folks, this scandal is not black and white since frankly two wrongs don't make a right. We know what really is working here for Republicans. Beating up the IRS, good for the base. Good politics there makes for great fundraising e-mails. But let's remember what the controversy itself is about.
Read the full quote here. Todd bases his "no victims here" statement on the law as he envisions it should be, not as it exists — which demonstrates that he's more qualified to work in Lois Lerner's old department at the IRS than as a "journalist," because that mindset is what fueled this entire "phony scandal."
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Shorter version: "Let's face it, they kind of had it coming."
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Following the law is for the private sector little people.
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In a lengthy and scholastic published opinion filed May 27, 2014, the Fifth District Court of Appeal reversed and remanded the trial court's decision, which had upheld the EIR and other approvals (including a General Plan Amendment, Specific Plan, rezoning, and Development Agreement) for the Friant Ranch project. The proposed project was a master-planned senior community to be located on 942 acres of unirrigated grazing land adjacent to Friant near the San Joaquin River. Sierra Club v. County of Fresno (5th Dist. 2014) __ Cal.App.4th __, 2014 WL 2199317. The Court of Appeal rejected Plaintiffs' and Appellants' claims of General Plan inconsistency and inadequate hydrogeology and wastewater disposal analysis, but found the EIR's air quality impacts analysis insufficient and its related mitigated measures vague, unenforceable and improperly deferred. The lengthy opinion contains various holdings and analyses of interest to CEQA and land use practitioners and their clients; while few break truly new ground, many serve as helpful reminders, primers and interstitial analyses of settled principles. Key takeaways in this regard include:
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The University of Stirling is a campus university founded by Royal charter in 1967, on the Airthrey Estate in Stirling, Scotland. The main campus is situated around 2 miles (3.2 km) from the centre of Stirling, but is much closer to the town of Bridge of Allan. It was formerly the estate of the Robert Adam-designed Airthrey Castle, which the University has retained and incorporated into the campus as teaching facilities and offices. It is regularly described as one of the most beautiful campuses in the world, and nestles at the foot of Abbey Craig and the Ochil Hills in 300 acres (1.2 km) of grounds centred around the 18th century man-made Airthrey Loch. In 2002, the University of Stirling and the landscape of the Airthrey Estate was designated by the International Council on Monuments and Sites as one of the top 20 heritage sites of the 20th century within the UK.
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"In-play" football bets may prove tantalisingly tempting, but new research from the University of Stirling has highlighted a gambling advertising pattern which proves the odds fall firmly in favour of the bookmakers.
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Gloucester Range - Very pleased with purchase.
Gloucester Range - Took twice as long as expected, but the finished product is excellent.
Gloucester Range - Very happy with the new covers and fitting.
Gloucester Range - Delivered by fitter.
Gloucester Range - Very professional and helpful
Gloucester Range - First rate product.
Gloucester Range - Very good and helpful. As a result the sofa is sitting proudly in our living room in our new home
Gloucester Range - on time
Gloucester Range - Very pleased. Good compact, comfortable design.
Gloucester Range - VG
Gloucester Range - Thank you, in every way this was an excellent service
Gloucester Range - seat cushion appears bit on the big side burst zip on cover. works with a bit of improvisation.
Gloucester Range - Sofa recovered. Original sofas show no sign of age after 12 years.
Gloucester Range - We only purchased replacement cushions
Gloucester Range - very hard wearing stood the test of time 2nd set of covers looks brand new.
Gloucester Range - Very straightforward
Gloucester Range - Shop experience and fitter service excellent. The service for us was let down by the attitude of the Home Serve telephone clerk who thought we were being a nuisance phoning to find out when our Covers would be fitted after we had heard nothing for seven days.
Gloucester Range - Very well made. Covers fit perfectly.
Gloucester Range - Comfy sofa, already had it just replaced feather seat pads with foam and had new covers made, the covers are so simple to put on. Couldn't believe it.
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