You got all your credits as a junior?
If you graduated in '80 from Ratts'Ville, you might know Hoover...
Sure do. Didnt it burn down?
Did you ever sleigh ride on suitland parkway? 'bout got killed but went back for more
You got all your credits as a junior?
If you graduated in '80 from Ratts'Ville, you might know Hoover...
You got all your credits as a junior?
If you graduated in '80 from Ratts'Ville, you might know Hoover...
heck I wasn't born yet, but my parents grew up on piscataway road, across from the airfield
Pezfreak and Lam2.
I lived in morningside from 1974 - 1978 and attended Morningside Elementary. I remember biking up to the G.I. market for candy bars. I used to fly kites off the hill along suitland parkway.
A buddy and me used to damm up Henson Creek and make wading pools in the summertime.
I only attended part of the 6th grade at Morningside Elementary, that was in 1970. Then went to Benjamin Foulois... then on to Central, I graduated in 1978.
Lots of my friends lived in Morningside.
Did you know any of the Beatons, that lived in Morningside?
Moved to Maryland in 1970, went to Morningside Elementary, Benjamin Foulois and Central High School.
I did not wear Banlon and Chucks but my sister did.
Love those duckpins.
Where did you live in the 60s? I grew up in capitol Heights. Went to Central High School. Lived in Suitland, District Heights, Forestville. Did you wear Banlon shirts and Chucks?
Wasn't in SoMd. good ole PG County, Hillcrest Hgts.
I drove a cab in Marlow Heights when I was going to college. Loved Steak in a Sack.
DuVal, 71...Went to the zoo quite a bit and knew all the folks there, of course we had to share our Colt 45s.
I drove a cab in Marlow Heights when I was going to college. Loved Steak in a Sack.
Sunnybrook? My dad owned that place in late 60'sSoft ice cream??????
how about Hovermales off Rte. 210 right there by that dive bar Mac & Jim's? It used to be called Sunnybrook back in the blood & guts days. That place still serves the best soft ice cream cone, and the banana splits are off the hook.
Dude was a fumble machine. He dropped the ball at least every other game when he played in DC.