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Atholton, Decatur, Pocomoke Win Whitman Subdues Dundalk, Battles Parkdale for Title by Mark Asher for Washington Post

Diamondback page 10 Article started on page 1

A collage of headlines highlighting Parkdale High School basketball defeating High Point, Bowie, Suitland, DuVal, and Northwestern

Reverend Rodney L. Young peacefully passed on Thursday, March 24th, 2016. He passed in his Temple Hills, Maryland home leaving behind beloved family and friends. Details of his service are included in the clipping.

Clippings about the Parkdale sports teams, especially the football one.

Audrey Delores Barber-Jones passed on Tuesday, August 15, 2006. In her passing, she left behind beloved family and friends. Details of her service are included in the clipping.

Continuing list of addresses for all the seniors., and opposite are clippings of obituaries from staff or students who were working at/graduated from the school in 1962.

Parkdale, Fairmont Heights, Rockville, Win State Titles

Mickey Corbin shoots the winning shot for Parkdale. He was a substitute for the team but the injury of Jeff Briscoe allowed him to start for the team. The confidence built from past games helped him to shoot the winning shot. With a score of 64-60, Parkdale wins the game.

Newspaper clipping of Campbell's obituary. He's the mother of Pearl Edwards., Scanned copy of the clipping.

In a game against DuVal, Parkdale won 75-50 after a stern talking to by the team coach at half-time.

Lots of commentary from Parkdale team about the game they played against Whitman. Parkdale won the Maryland state AA title with a score of 87- 72. Another story on the page is about McKinley High School's game and season.

Fast Pace Returns, Parkdale Steps on Gas Buckley Fires Bladensburg In Stunner Over Parkdale Parkdale Overcomes Suitland

Diamondback article

by Mark Hass

Diamondback Newspaper

The University at Buffalo expected and received a massive crowd for its debut game for Coach Turner Gill. Past games set the standard for this game's crowd. Though very pleased with the crowd turn-out, concerns didn't disappear from their minds about the defensive line. But in a show of unity, the team wears the same attire to the game. They come out hand-in-hand from the tunnel with uniforms in a show of strength.

Two basketball clippings about basketball in the Maryland area. The first mentions players and their accomplishments. The second mentions the state playoffs tournament at the University of Maryland's Cole Field House.

Behind the scenes of graduations are a team of people who prep the room for the ceremony. Mr. Elwood Gross and Mr. Earle Connors set and prepared the Cole Field House for several graduation ceremonies that day.

Bowie State basketball team played against Salisbury State. Gray was a walk on for tbt team entering as a sophomore.

Lisa Hollomand is interviewed about life before Disney on Ice, schooling, and more. She passed her auditions for Disney's Magic Kingdom on Ice and World on Ice and plans to join the crew for the summer.

Lisa Hollomand is interviewed about life before Disney on Ice, schooling, and more. She passed her auditions for Disney's Magic Kingdom on Ice and World on Ice and plans to join the crew for the summer.

In Mickey Corbin's comeback game, the team goes into overtime and wins. The score was 64-60. The team had many remarkable highlights by many different players on the Parkdale team.

Keeping up with local products at out of town colleges Kendrick Hawkins of Damatha Football

Newspaper clippings of various happenings involving Lakelanders.

by Don Sauer Mannheim Germany Army Community Conference basketball championship won by Stars of George Aikerson largest role played by James Gray.

An article describing the generational employment, starting with Frank Dory, continuing with Charls Dory, and then Delarce Dory, all holding the position of Chef at UMD.

Sunday Star February 3 1957 Singer Wardell has been performing in talent shows since he was six. He is a student at Lakeland Junior High School.

Washington Post Nick Asher State Basketball Championship Opens at Maryland Today Included is an image of Jeff Breiscoe and James Gray

The Diamondback April 21, 1978 Page 1 by Mark Haas Crisis in Lakeland There was upset when Leon Weiner, a Wilmington developer was chosen to complete work on the Lakeland urban renewal project. Community members preferred a local builder. HIs plan would provide tow high rise buildings and only six single family homes. Community leaders felt there was collusion involved in the developer's selection. In answer Weiner threatened a slander suit. Residents were most displeased with the inclusion of two high rise buildings. This comes on the heals of a meeting between the city and University discussing the Lakeland plans. In 1974 the University offered a joint student development project in Lakeland. That proposal was publicly turned down. At that time the urban renewal plan called for apartment buildings on the east side of the railroad in Lakeland. City officials said community members would be able to relocate in the central conservation area and 30 building lots would be available there this year. Project Area Committee (PAC) spokesman Leonard Smith and other residents made known their desire to return to the original development plan with more single family homes. Smith said "Why should the community be forced to bear the weight of the money problems when we did nothing to cause it? Why should we be hurt by it?

Two of the three clippings on the Parkdale games with details from the games. Parkdale won both games and seemed to be on a winning streak. Also, the third clipping is a game schedule for the Maryland area.

Plans for urban renewal move forward with the PAC chairman at the forefront as area land developer.

Various newspaper clippings - multiple of Joanne Braxton's accomplishments. An opinion column about how women can't win when it comes to men.

Scrapbook made by Gladys Haliburton. A certificate of attendance for James Haliburton, a certificate of recognition from Vacation Bible School for Gladys, and newspaper clippings for the Spears couple's 43rd anniversary.

The first clipping recaps a Parkdale basketball game. Parkdale v. Crossland, Parkdale wins 61-31 in an AA basketball game. The clipping heavily praises James Gray as he executes many gameplays. The following largest clipping is a list of the squad from Prince Goerges AA team. The teams are composed of students from all over the Maryland area, including students from Parkdale. Another clipping describes a Parkdale v. Bowie game and Parkdale wins. The last clipping is a gam average for teams in the DC and Maryland areas.

A newspaper article explains that teens sometimes jeopardize their own safety while recklessly driving and blame their parents for it. They also admit to being dared by their friends to get behind the wheel.

Embry AME Church celebrates 100th Anniversary--Gazette Community News

Beatrice I. Snowden passed on February 10, 2009, in Lanhman, Maryland. In her passing, she left behind beloved family and friends. Details of her service are included in the clipping.

The largest clipping declares another win for Parkdale against Potomac. But that doesn't divert from the concern that the Coach has for the team. The array of games is to determine what team will be the leader in the PG AA. The other clippings are of polls that were created for players with school ranking and player names.

The Washington Post prints an article about the ties the celebration the county churches have to their strong community roots.

Students of Lakeland Special Center and staff are moving to the James E. Duckworth school in September. This project was a part of the Lakeland Urban Renewal Project.

Clinches Basketball Crown and Team Roster

The Diamondback April 21, 1978 Page 1 Portion of article by Mark Hass Rose Adams lived in Lakeland for more than 50 years. Her son was born in a house built by his grandfather on built on Navahoe Street. In 1972 that house was demolished by the City of College Park. Mrs. Adams has moved to an apartment in Langley Park a 40 minute ride from her job as a custodian on the University campus. The family's Lakeland house was a "family home." were she had lived with her husband and two brothers. One of them died soon after the house was demolished. Adams said "It broke his heart when they tore the house down'" "He had no home, and that's why he died." Mrs. Adams says she still has friends in Lakeland and goes there for church on Sundays. About the project she says "The city sold Lakeland out" "They told us urban renewal would make Lakeland a better place to live. All I see is knocking things down and making people leave." Mrs. Adams was paid $6,000 for her home. That was not enough to buy one of the $50,000 new homes planned to be built.

Briscoe Boosts Parkdale Hoops

Four of the five news clippings are names of team members (from Parkdale and other schools) in different basketball leagues. These leagues include AA, All Metropolitian, All-County, and AA finalists. The final clipping is a Parkdale win against Mackin on Parkdale's floor 83-56.