Northern Garrett High School - North Star Yearbook (Accident, MD)

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CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of Northern High, county of Garrett, and state of Maryland, bequeath the follow- ing things to the following people this year of 1953 in the name of those present, Betty Artice to Shirley Shaffer--her ability to peek in teacher’s window and not get caught, Allen Ault to John Goehringer--his ability to get his Dad’s car, Janet Ault to Betty Gould--her ability to play the organ. Floyd Baker to Harry Miller--his scholastic ability. Gene Beachy to John Hamilton--his ability to play basket-ball. Phyllis Beachy to Mary Glotfelty--her temper providing she can keep it under control, Robert Beachy to Bill Sisler--his ability to chew toothpicks, Virgil Beachy to Randall Fike--his hightops, John Bishoff to James Williams--his ability to sneak a smoke, Owen Bittinger to Paul Wilhelm--his position in the band. Jane Bowman to Donna Yommer--her big brown eyes, Reganold Bowser to Norma Jean Taylor--his ability to eat fast. Ellis Brant to Robert Schroyer--his wavy hair. Margaret Brenneman to Kay Hare--her long name, Herbert Buckel to Donald Smith--his good luck charm, Jo Ellen Buckel to Gayle Friend--her ability to sleep in Core, Jean Coddington to Shirley Hauser--her ability to get along with others, Ruth Croft to Wilma Butler--her golden hair, Wilma Jo DeWitt to Lois DeWitt--her luck with red-headed boys, Robert Diehl to Fay Butler--his way. with the women, Shirley Drees to Yvonne Baker--her ability to solve Math problems, Eloise Durst to Dorothy E, Glotfelty--her tallness, Patsy Durst to Shirley Durst--her ability to detect dirty necks, Peggy Durst to Mr. Kesner--her ability to imitate Jerry Lewis, Audrey Edgar to Dean Savage--her ability to drive with out lights, Dan Edgar to Allen Fratz--his ability to play soccer, Robert Edgar to Charlie Speicher--his ability to stay out of trouble. Martha Enlow to Ann Stanton--her ability to get along with other people. Dorothy Frantz to Gayle Savage--her ability to sleep through Core and still make A's, Wayne Fratz to Westley Klutz--his curly hair, Barbara Frazee to anyone who may need them--her glasses, Bill Frazee to Don Frazee--his ability to miss school on Mondays. Betty Friend to Carol Jean Fike--her ability to get to class on time. Evelyn Friend to Sarah Jones--her ability to make a success of the summer in Philadelphia. John Friend to Atlee Snyder--his ability to play a guitar, Robert Friend to his sister Janet--his back seat in Mr, Cross’ class;

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Phyllis Wilt Gordon Wright Course: Course: Stenographic General Age 18 Age 18 FAREWELL SONG School of our dreams, we'll miss you We'll all be true, dear gold and blue, If we could just walk your halls With books in our arms, Our dream would all be true, Now is the time, when we must bid adieu We'll see you again and after all's said and done There's only one, dear Northern High, it's you! CLASS SONG Our strong band can ne’er be broken, Formed in Northern High Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Sealed by friendship's tie, Chorus Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Deep graven on each heart, Shall be unwav'ring true, When we from life shall part. Chorus Mem'ries leaflets close shall twine Around our hearts for aye, And take us back, o'er life's broad track, To pleasures long gone by. Chorus High School life at best is passing Gliding swiftly by And let us pledge in work and deed Our love for Nothern High! AL

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CLASS WILL “cont.” Mark Fruehan to Ross Selby--his basketball ability, Arthur Schroyer to Harry Miller--his ability to miss the bus. Thelma Schroyer to Lois Fike--her ability to make a success of a blind date, Francis Georg to Larry Bowser--his long curly hair, John Georg to Carl Kamp--his ability to start an argument and not get kicked out of class, Elwood Glass to Don Ringer--his ability to miss class, Joann Glotfelty to Shirley Mickey--her fondness for Ringers Ruth Griffith to Eileen Camp--her success in matrimony. Bill Hamilton to Lambert Wright-- his ability to sing love songs. Lucille Hinebaugh to Anna Hinebaugh--her ability to write letters to sailors and soldiers, Homer Hoover to Jim Bowman--his toothless combs, Merle Hoover to Charlie Murray--his ability to play a baritone hom. Wilbur Hutze l to Jim Fike--his ability to sell peaches, Garland Jenkins to Bob Murphy--his ability to keep out of trouble, Blaine Kisner to Kenneth Metheny--his record collections, Glenn Krause to Wayne Glotfelty--his ability to tell jokes in class, John Kurtz to Marlin.Savage--his height, Margaret Lohr to Leone Lythe--her giggle. Bill Lowry to Kenny Glotfelty--his ability to eat in Mr, Garletts' class. Bernard Mazer to Don Hershberger--his night life. Dorothy McKenzie to Bill Bowman--her tininess, Ruth Michael to Mildred Harman--his dignified ways, Francis Miller to Joe Buckel--his way with the girls, John Miner to Darrell Beitzel--his four front teeth. Cecilia Minick to her sister Virginia--her success in geting her father's car, Marguerite Minick to all future senior wives--her cooking ability. Dolores Moon to Freda Hutzel--her little hands, Esther Murphy to Helen Selby--her little yellow beanie providing she can get it from Mr, Fleming. Robert Oester to Joe Beitzel--his ability to stay out of Mr. Fleming's office, Mabel Ohler to her sister Doris--her quietness in class, Robert Otto to Bob Smith--his small clothes, Glenn Patton to Mr, Zimmerman--his ability to hit bridges. Alma Platter to Gertrude Hutzel--her ability to get along with friends, Edward Ream to Paul Wilhelm--his Oldsmobile. Betty Resh to Gloria Yommer--her ability to get along with boys, Frances Resh to Shirley Yoder--her ability to eat oranges in Shorthand class without getting caught. Freda Resh to Dorothy Friend--her smallness, Elsie Richter to future math students--her ability to work math problems on Mr, Cross’ blackboard.