I grew up here and I remember .....

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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Coach Ron Peters, JV football coach at Walt Whitman during the 70's. What a gentleman and amazing inspiration for young men! Thank you, coach!


I remember him, too! Great guy. I remember Walt Whitman when it had the huge dome gymnasium. Also Pyle and Burning Tree elementary schools before they were redone.

-1971 Walt Whitman alum


Class of 77 Whitman Grad Here........Pyle Jr. High before that........Whittier Woods Elementary before that....

Grew up on the corner of Whittier Blvd and Maiden Lane ......torn down and replaced by a McMansion
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End of the year school party at a classmate's farm. We played in her barn and peeked into the (old, no longer used) outhouse. Horses were grazing in the back field. Entire class had a picnic in her front yard.


hard to imagine, but this was West Springfield, 1974.
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Tastee Diner at 2 AM after having a few pitchers at Trav's Inn in Glen Echo with some of my Whitman rugby buddies. Thumbs up for John Haberman - coach.
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Where my meager money went:

Montgomery Donuts!
The Sportsman on Arlington
Mario's Pizza on River Rd
Shakey's Pizza
Gifford's Ice Cream
McDonald's Raw Bar
Psyche Deli
Bradley Food and Beverage - circa 1977
Anonymous
Back when TV stopped broadcasting at midnight and played the national anthem.....

Captain Tugg
Gerbil Races on Captain 20
Sir Graves Ghastly
Count Gore De Vol
Ranger Hal
Romper Room
Wonderama
Anonymous
Taking cotillion classes at the Woman's Club of Bethesda. What fun!
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Anonymous
What was the name of he sporting goods store across from Mazza? Thats where we bought all of of equipment back in the day--lacrosse sticks, field hockey gear...


Herman's!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Back when TV stopped broadcasting at midnight and played the national anthem.....

Captain Tugg
Gerbil Races on Captain 20
Sir Graves Ghastly
Count Gore De Vol
Ranger Hal
Romper Room
Wonderama
count gore de vol on channel 20!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Back when TV stopped broadcasting at midnight and played the national anthem.....

Captain Tugg
Gerbil Races on Captain 20
Sir Graves Ghastly
Count Gore De Vol
Ranger Hal
Romper Room
Wonderama
count gore de vol on channel 20!

Does anyone here have an ardvark! Wonderrama
Anonymous
Bunny man (for those in Nova....and "nova"stood for the community college not northern va).
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous
What was the name of he sporting goods store across from Mazza? Thats where we bought all of of equipment back in the day--lacrosse sticks, field hockey gear...


Herman's!


Herman*s we are sports...if you're into sports, we're all sports..
Anonymous
Popeyes walk up window near Chinatown. Loved that thick bulletproof glass when I walked up to the window.
Anonymous
Going to White Flint Mall with my mom shortly after it opened. I thought the glass elevator inside was so cool- just like the elevator in "The Towering Inferno."

Record World at White Flint. They had a whole wall of 45" records. I specifically remember buying a copy of Hall & Oates' "Maneater" there- early 80's

The cheesy commercials for Dick Steven's Chevrolet in Wheaton. I found some of them on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onMXzujXiDQ

Theater Vision commercial with Joe Jacoby & Mark May: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeXHXoNPZj4

Shredder's Surf Shop at Wheaton Plaza

The Sunshine House surf shop at Lakeforest Mall

The County Seat

When "To Fly", the first IMAX film opened at the Air & Space Museum

When my high school (Sherwood High, Sandy Spring MD) gave students an excused absence to attend the Redskins SuperBowl parade in 1988 (my senior year in HS). And some of us actually did go downtown to see the parade.





Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Back when TV stopped broadcasting at midnight and played the national anthem.....

Captain Tugg
Gerbil Races on Captain 20
Sir Graves Ghastly
Count Gore De Vol
Ranger Hal
Romper Room
Wonderama
count gore de vol on channel 20!


He and Captain 20 were the same dude, right?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Mr. Ray's Hair Weave located in Silver Spring and Baltimore.


omg!

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