Beall High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Frostburg, MD)

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Embarrassment topped off with whipped cream, seniors Eric Slon- aker, Katie Roland, and John Brode suffer through the cheerleader's pranks. The soccer captains and drill team captain were chosen to enter- tain the student body at the first pep rally. NOTHING Volume 60 The Mountaineer Beall High School Frostburg, Maryland 21532 301-689-3377 Student Population: 837 Title Page i!

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Peddling home, a stu- campus. After many years dent bikes in front of the of waiting, the administra- new senior high. The ren- tion and students wel- ovation created a new look corned the improved and attitude around the building. GRAND Opening Twirling his hair, Dwayne Duckworth writes in his music note- book that he keeps in Mrs. Croft's class. Twirling hair is just one of many habits that students unconscien- tiously do during class. Chewing on pens, tapping feet, and staring out the windows also frequently occurred. With Mountie pride, some seniors yell and dis- play their blue and gold letters. Senior Kathy McKenzie spent two hours cutting up construction paper and cardboard to make the eight signs. De- spite all the work the sophomores defeated the seniors in the spirit con- test. Better than a prison as visitors called it and better than two schools as parents saw it. With alterations and additions completed, Beall Ju- nior and Senior High students returned to one campus. The white stucco walls had been trans- formed into white brick and gold paint. The 8:05 crowd shifted from the junior high cano- py and Coke machines to the senior high dou- ble doors and trophy cases. For the first time in two years, six grades united on the same cam- pus. The mood was not dampened by the cool temperatures and last minute construction work. Everything turned out great. Nothing, in anyone's eyes, could be finer. Opening