You're from Bawlmer if (Part V) . . .
You love to see the Domino Sugar sign reflecting across the harbor.
You'll always remember the cheerleading O's fan, Wild Bill Hagy, in Section 34, from the 70s.
You remember when Social Security moved out of the Candler Building to the new complex in Woodlawn. You remember seeing the Four Seasons perform at Painters Mill or at Club Venus. You saw the Beatles, The Beach Boys, Dave Clark Five, The Rolling Stones, The Monkees, and Peter, Paul & Mary and the Village People at the Civic Center . You saw Emerson, Lake, and Palmer at the Lyric. You saw Otis Reading, the Four Tops, and the Temptations at Calvert Hall. (You didn't save a single program!)
You danced at the Club Venus, Hollywood Park, Teen Center, CYO or the Epithany.
You remember the Towson State Teachers College in Towson.
All the big downtown theaters were as cool as the Senator is now.
You know where High and Low streets meet.
Comments
...you remember Jack Luskin jumping from washer to dryer and trying to balance himself on TV in the early days of special effects.
Posted by: Larry Miller | February 15, 2008 11:07 AM
You can still sing (off-key): "It's mighty hard to turn down a Schulte deal!"
You can recall when what is now the Beltway-Route 97 interchange actually made sense.
Posted by: Walt Hill | February 15, 2008 4:22 PM