Hall of Fame
Mr. Mollock earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Secondary Art Education in 1972 from
Bowie State University and a Master of Art in Education from Towson State University in
1985. Mr. Mollock is a retired Art Teacher of Edgewood Senior High School in Edgewood
Maryland.
Athletic achievements include member of the 1969 Track and Field Team, participated in the 100 yard dash, 440 run, 440 relay, mile run, mile relay, 220 yard dash, long jump and the hop, skip and jump. Member of the 4 x 100 relay team that was invited to the Penn Relays. Lead scorer for the 1969 Track and Field Season. The only member of the 1969 Track and Field Team to receive both a Letter and a Trophy in a single season.
Community service and organization includes Baltimore Chapter Alumni Association, Inc. President (served as Vice President and Secretary). Bowie State University National Alumni Association, Inc. Life Member, Griot’s Circle of Maryland, Inc., President, Vice President and Secretary, Member of the National Association of Black Storytellers, Inc. and Member of the Buffalo Soldiers 9th and 10th (Horse) Calvary Association Baltimore Metropolitan Chapter (Trooper Clarence B. Mollock). Co-Author to The Soul of a Man: A Triumph of my Soul Anthology which won the 2009 African American Literary Award for the Best Anthology. Mr. Mollock is contributor to The 20th Anniversary Issue of DRUMVOICES REVUE #17.
Highlights include running the last leg of a 440 relay race: "When I got the baton my opponent was running into the first part of the curve. When my opponent was half through the curve I was beside him. When my opponent came out of the curve I was busting tape for the win! Coach Burns told me that when I got my baton it looked like my opponent "just stopped running". On the back stretch of a 440 run all runners were bunched up. I was told that the announcer exclaimed: "AND IT LOOKS LIKE HE’S SLOWING DOWN, BUT HE’S PASSING EVERYONE! YOU CAN’T DO THAT, BUT HE’S DOING IT!" When I finished the race the closest person behind me was just coming out of the last curve.
Mr. Mollock has two sons, Clarence Brandon Mollock and Michael Aaron Mollock and
Grandchildren (C. Brandon Mollock): Allison and Olivia Mollock.
