Beall High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Frostburg, MD)

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With his noteboooks in hand, Jason Taylor gets his books to take home. The blue and gold lockers be- came a meeting place be- fore school. They served a double purpose. FINEST Quality New and confused, Beall High began an- other year. Students wandered around expres- sionless while looking for their rooms. Seniors confused the underclassmen even more by giving them help. Bear Davis spent ten minutes trying to find his study hall. A few seniors sent him to Room 216 which was on the other side of the building and was nothing but a closet. Bear walked many empty halls in his search. In the halls, the new blue and gold lockers shone. No locks arrived from the company so kids brought locks from home. Senior Home- room 230 had their lockers on the first floor which made a few upset. The students' adjustments to the lockers, rooms, and wide halls came with time. Eventu- ally everything ran smoothly. Arms moving and heart During his seventh pei pumping, number 5 John od study hall, Dav Kealy pivots around to Weimer escapes to tf move the ball closer to the bookless library to re« goal. After regulation time The Rolling Stone. Since tl V 4 and two overtimes the wooden bookshelves a game was scoreless. All the rived two weeks in effort brought only a tie. school, it took six weeks unpack the books.

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NOTHING uLnzi Student Life Adjusting, working, growing, and learning. The 1986- 1987 school year began with fewer problems than there had been two years ago. We students showed pride and enthusiasm in our newly renovated school. We had two National Merit Scholarship semi-finalists, three Maryland Distinguished Scholar finalists, and many others who were excelling in academics. The drill team sent two line officers to perform at the Aloha Bowl in Honolulu over Christmas. The spare time we had during the school year was limited. Cheerleaders stayed after school painting signs for the sports teams, and the band and its auxiliaries often practiced until dark perfecting their routines. The part-time job also took up much of our precious time. But we found the time to enjoy concerts, football games, and our friend's company. We took pride in our- selves and our alma mater. fe