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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

Twa Introduction 1; at pat ee a Contents ’ Ak so Sh ‘! 2. Theme Sue 4, Prayer | Dedication, Building Adm pasts a vom . Senior ore Advisers and O s Prayer, Flo m Sophomores Freshmen é Oy ape Seventh Be ; 2 @ oes : Around Our School. ‘en GO i a a aN i Footb ally B91. -108. 109. -124. a 110. -115. z” 5 Pi Maa : Pemae 116. -118. Wrest ling ee eee (Fas af nv Dee “ 0 a. Vi 3. a ie yf | a 119.-124 Basketball |) « sé’ oie 4 , i = Ree To NON ti, Tig Ge —! ON 125. -128 | Activities ff ne ay Se : onan 129. -130. Odds and Ends . : ; 2. a ue _? 2 A - . _—=—ers 131.- Advertising MAN) ‘ vi | a . Rodger Lynn Garlick '66 November 26, 1947 Died in Service for His Country March 17, 1969 To live in hearts we leave behind, Is not to die. « « gates are mine to open... We are thankful dear God that we are grad- uating this year from Northern High School. We worked hard to get through school and when school ended in the summer time I know a lot of kids were glad. However, when it was ready to start they, or most of them, were ready to come back. I know I was. I am proud that I had the chance to graduate this year 1969 and I am sure there are a lot of other kids proud of graduating this year 1969. UNDEFEATED BASKETBALL TEAM 1968-1969 DEDICATION We, the members of the North Star Staff, in deepest appreciation, dedicate this yearbook to our Varsity Basketball players and their coach, Mr. Patrick Wolfe, for their outstanding work in making this our first undefeated basketball season. Ieerevss ree ae del ter vse weanns 2 can meses teneEs rane FIRST ROW: Janet Glover, Ron DeWitt, Terry Friend, Mary Alice Jenkins, Loretta Miller, Dotty Riley, Michele Duda. SECOND ROW: Mary Frazee, Sharon Bittinger, Sharon Bender, Patty Blocher, Judy Arnold, Sally Klotz, Shirley Swauger. THIRD ROW: John Braskey, Gary Reichenbecher, Richard Yaste, Miss Miller, Mr. Malone, Frances Friend. 1969 NORTH STAR STAFF Advisers Mr. Darrell Malone Miss Joanna Miller Ron DeWitt Assistant £. Editor and - photographer. . J Janet Glover Editor-in-Chief Richard Yaste Feature Editor Dotty Riley Art Editor and Photographer Shirley Swauger Activities Editor John Braskey Sports Editor TYPISTS Patty Blocher Sally Klotz Sharon Bender Mary Frazee Sharon Bittinger Terry Friend - = Business Manager and ‘ photographer. th. Bm Mary Alice Jenkins Assistant Business Manager and photographer. Michele Duda Art Editor Frances Friend Assistant Activities Editor Gary Reichenbecher Sports Editor Loretta Miller Art Editor and Typist Judy Arnold CAFETERIA STAFF--Mrs. Leah DeWitt, Mrs. Lena Glotfelty, Mrs. Dorothy Frazee, Mrs. Dean Vitez. CAFETERIA MANAGER-- Mrs. Helen Harmon. ay a oy b HEALTH NURSE-- Mrs. Durst. 10 BUS DRIVERS--FIRST ROW--Blaine Bowser, ‘Roger Bond, Robert Enlow, Harry Robeson, Harold Wiley, SE- COND ROW--Edwin Yoder, Ernest Savage, Wayne Collier, THIRD ROW--Richard Thomas, Sam Bowman, Wes- ley Georg, Harry Billmeyer, FOURTH ROW--Richard Selby, Sam Thomas, Harry Savage. CUSTODIANS--Mr. Don Ringer, Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Mr. Hubert Thomas, Mr. Ford Fike. 11 PRINCIPAL Mr. Francis E. Harris VICE -PRINCIPAL Mr. Luther D. Parrack GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mr. Darrell A. Malone SECRETARY Mrs. Dorothy George FACULTY SECRETARY Mrs. Anita Coddington GUIDANCE SECRETARY |} - i Mrs. Annabelle Sanner � es ty Png ; ee - 4 fw a ‘=? cs i) Pm Fr o � + a ® = Noe nd he S| 12 “TI believe the future is only the past again entered through another gate.” Sir Arthur Wing Pinero ANNA KING BEACRY Juniata College, University of Md., Frostburg State , Reading 7,8, and Sr. High, English 9B. TERRY LYNN BELL Frostburg State, Univ. of Maryland, Mathematics--8th, Geometry, Consumer. SUSAN K. BACHMAYER Marquette University, Univ. of South Dakota, Univ. of Montreal, French and English. WILLIAM THAYER CARLSON Frostburg State College, English 10, Journalism (Viking). PHYLLIS BENDER Librarian. LILBURN L. BROWN Morris Harvey, West Virginia University, Physical Education. 14 MARGARET S. DEAN Bridgewater College Penn State Univ. Univ. of Md., Frostburg State Home Economics, 7th, 8th, 9th. Up, Up and Away! ELEANOR T. DENNIS Fairmont State College, Ohio State Univ. , W.V.U. English, 7 and 8, PARK WILSON DENNIS Fairmont State, W. Va. University 8th U.S. History, Civics. KERMIT F. ENGLAND Potomac State, Vale Technical Institute, University of Maryland Auto Mechanics, 10-11-12 ALBERT PHILSON DIVELY California State College, Penn State, Frostburg State Problems of Demo- cracy, Ec. Geography. 15 MARY LOUISE FORSYTH Fairmont State College, W. Va., California State, Salstormiawebae Social Studies, Geography, U.S. History. WILLIAM J. FRANTZ Frostburg State College Millersville State, Vir- ginia State, General Science 7, 8, 9 CARROLL MILTON FORSYTH University of Maryland, West Virginia University, Frostburg State College Building Trades and Drafting. MELVIN E. KESNER Univ. of Md., Univ. of NC oo ae LAD a oCLs Librarian 7, to 12. MERLE A. GARLETTS University of Maryland, California State Teachers, Frostburg State, Industrial Arts. BARBARA JEAN GLOTPFEL EY Frostburg State College, Special Education 7th grade (English, Social Studies, Math). 16 HAROLD HUMBERSON Frostburg State, Calif. State College Ind. Arts--Metal Shop POLLY HANST West Va. University Home Ec. KENNETH KEPLINGER Potomac State, West Va. Univ., Shepherd College Physics, Chemistry, Sr. Science, and Gen. Science 9th Grade JACK L. LEAR West Va. Univ., Frostburg State Phys. Ed. and Health DIXIE LEE McCLELLAN Concord College and Marshall Univ. English and Speech HAROLD G. LOUGHRIE West Va. Univ., Ohio State Univ. and Frostburg State Agriculture, and Farm Mechanics 17 JOANNA MILLER Hood College, Frostburg State English. RICHARD W. MILLER Maryland Institute of Art Art. MIRIAM P. MILLER Frostburg State English. JUSTIN A. RIGGS Fairmont State, Frostburg State, ROSAMOND A. PAVONE West Virginia W..Va- Univ.4) Univ. of University So. Calif., Bethany Science. College, Seton Hill College, Franklin Marshall College Math. JO ANN ROBINSON Frostburg State West Va. Univer- sity Phys. Ed. 18 MARY C. SCHURMAN Bowling Green College of Commerce, West Va. Institute of Technology, Davis Elkins College, Va. Polytechnic Institute Office Practice, Typewriting I, In- troduction to Business, Economics, Salesman- ship, Business Law. GEORGE A. SCHRAMM Frostburg State College World History, Economic Geography. MELVIN R. SCHWING West Va. University IMMbR es |e te Shee Band. LUCILE H. SINES University of Maryland Peabody Conservatory, Bridgewater College, Frostburg State General Music, Jr. Sr. Chorus. HAROLD D. TRICKETT Capital Institute of Technology, Univ. of Maryland Electronics, Math. CHARLES F. STRAUSS West Va. Univ., Univ. of Md., Univ. of Rhode Island, Univ. of Mo. Science 8 9, Special Education. 19 WILLIAM K. UMBEL West Va. Univer- sity, California State College, University of Va., University of Md. Mathematics JACQUELINE E. WILLIAMS JOSEPH L. WINTERS Frostburg State, Johns LaSalle College, Hopkins Frostburg State Mathematics 7 and Business Biology Arithmetic MILDRED V. WUCIK West Virginia Univ. , Univ. of Tennessee Shorthand I II, Bus. PATRICK A. WOLFE English, Typewriting West Virginia II, Typewriting and University Notetaking, Record- Driver Education keeping td ? 7 7 aa a Prrinee wy MeperGegecacs er Se at tt VONDA M. YUNKER Frostburg State, Us Scar ustore PoO; Db? “And I said to the man who stood at the gate of the year: ‘Give me a light that I may tread safely into the unknown.’ And he replied: ‘Go out into the darkness and put your hand into the hand of God. That shall be to you better than light and safer than a known way.’ So I went forth, and finding the Hand of God, trod gladly into the night. And he led me towards the hills and the breaking of day in the lone East.” Minnie Louise Haskins DAISY LOUISE BEILER Daisy Mae June S, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic INGUIN AEC Sa CM OLtis nm Sir Gr. Alt., Hi-Y Club, Nike Club, Nature Study Club, Jr. Class ihveas7. Ottice Ass t Ambition: Secretary and marriage. RICHARD CHARLES BENDER Rick Mayor August 9, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Football, Basket- ball, Prom Committees User Trip, Baseball, Sr. Dance Club, Boys State; S.C. User. Ambition: Go to college. SHARON LORRAINE BENDER ©ctoberi22 95 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Library Assis- tant, Yearbook, Library Glub: Ambition: To be a nurse. SHERRY LYNN BENDER Sherry ! December 29, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr.-Sr. Chorus, Northernaires Sec. and Presi Ol Dancer@umas Sec., All-State Chorus, Feature Ed. of the Viking, Quill and Scroll, Talent Show Winner. Ambition: To become a JANCIS MURRAY BITTINGER January 4, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Hi-Y Club, Art Club, Talent Show. Ambition: Successful marriage with Paul. beautician. KAREN LEE BITTINGER Karen January 23, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Sr. Dance Club, [i DECC Qiile, Ire, Chxeone, Ambition: Travel around the world. 22 PATSY KAYE BITTINGER ePaty September 4, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Art Club, S.C. Alt., Honor Roll, Distin- guished Honor Roll. Ambition: Attend College and become a teacher. HAZEL FAYE BOWSER Same ee Narch 22, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Jr. Chorus, Jr. F.H.A., Nature Study Club, Nike Club. Ambition: Secretarial or Retailing work. SHARON DIANE BITTINGER September 30, 1951 Curriculum: General Business Activities: Sr. Dance Club, jtmeDancerGlubs Ambition: Undecided. LARRY ROBERT BOWSER Bull July 7,195! Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Hot Rod Club, Baseball. Ambition: Undecided. 23 Curriculum: Academic Activities: J. V. Cheerleader, mearbook, jr: Class Sec... Cheerleaders Club, Hi-Y Club Hist. and Parliamentarian, See nite eo. GaeUshern Lr brary Ass't, Soph. F.F.A. Queen Cand. Ambition: Nursing PATRICIA ELAINE BLOCHER Eratry. May 3. eto o One JUbvet asl O57 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr.-Sr. Band, In- dustrial Arts Club, Jr. Science Club, Boys State. Ambition: College. RONALD RUSSELL BOWSER 6 MARGARET DARLENE BRANT Darlene August 4, 1950 Curriculum: General Business Activities: Pep Club, Fe HaAcg lb, eri y Club; Library Assistant. Ambition: To get a good job. JOHN GEORGE BRASKY January 18, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr. -Sr. High Foot- ball and basketball, Sr. High Baseball, Jr. Recreation Club Pres., Lettermans.Club.sec., S.C. Co-Chanplain, Sr. Class Va; Ambition: College and take over father's restaurant. SHEILA JEAN BOWSER Shi April 19, 1951 Curriculum: General Business Activities: Pep Club, Future Nurses Club, Library Assistant. Ambition: To get a job and be a success. DARLENE FAY BRABSON December 19, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Jr. Fo iv Ageeees Club, Nike Club. Ambition: Undecided. MELVA ARLENE BRANT Mabie May 6, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: V.P. Future Nurses Club, Nature Study Club, Jr b2nsae FN? A. lveas..) Hein cee St. Parliamentarian, Jr. Chorus, Magazine Captain. Ambition: X-Ray technician. NANCY LOUISE BRENNEMAN April 3, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr.-Sr. Band, Sec- retary of Art Club, Library Assistant. Ambition: To be successful as a secretary. 24 ROSE MARIE BRODE Rose January 23, 1951 Curriculum: General Business Activities: Jr.-Sr. Dance Club, Office Assistant, Phys. Ed. Assistant. Ambition: To be happy! SUSAN DIANE BRENNEMAN Sue Jaly 9, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Jr. Science Club, Nature Study Club, Jr. Chorus, Speech and Dramatics, Office JOHN FRANKLIN BROWNING, JR. Assistant. Ambition: To becqme a January 24, 1951 beautician. Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Hot Rod Club. Ambition: Airline Mechanic. DAVID LEE BUROW January 3, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: F.F.A. Ambition: Farming MICHAEL EDWARD CALLIS Mike August 7, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Football, Student Council, Hot Rod Club. Ambition: To become a mechanic. BONITA KAY BUTLER Bonnie' _Februaiy 19, 1951 Curriculum: General Business Activities: Jr. Dance Club, Hi-Y Club Treas. , Homecom- ing Queen Attendant. Ambition: To become a secretary. Pde) DOUGLAS JAMES CAREY Doug ! June 157 195) es, Curriculum: Vocational , Activities: Letterman's Club, : im Football, Wrestling, U.N. : , a 4 Abeige). Ambition: State Police. SHARON CLAUDIA UEFA August 6, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Office Ass't, S.C. Representative, Prom Committee, Pep Club. Ambition: Secretary. : DONALD OWEN CROWE Don August 30, 1950 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Hot Rod Club. Ambition: To have a good life. RONALD ALLAN DEWITT TOO Januaryer 7. Look Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr.-Sr. Chorus, Jr. Dance Club, Outdoor Club, Hi-Y Club Pres. and Chaplain, Magazine captain and co- captain, Boys State, Oratorical Contest Winner, Talent Show, Sr.7 Class Hist, From Com- mittee, Nat'l Essay Winner, Honor Roll, NEDT Award. Ambition: To be a lawyer. JANICE ELAINE DEWITT Coke January S917 52 Curriculum: Stenographic. Activities: Jr.-Sr. Chorus, Magazine Campaign Man- ager and Ass't, Pep Club Pres. , Speech, Office Ass't, Jr. -Sr. Danee Club, ,Art-Ginb: Ambition: Beautician or Art School. LINDA DIANE DIETLE fired. February 27, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: [ty heh. Ir. Chorus, Pep Club, F.B.L.A. Club, Sr?’Dance Club, Office Ass't, Health Room Ass't. Ambition: Secretary. 26 DAVID ERNEST DURST Dave” July TO, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: F.F.A. Sec. and Treas. Ambition: Undecided. MICHELE JO DUDA Mickey January 25, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Baseball score- keeper, Viking, Yearbook, Art Club, Future Teachers Club. KAY ELLEN MARIE DURST Utatie wor Phoebe August 6, 1951 Curriculum: Academic ACtivitiesssGapt. JV. Ambition: Librarian. Cheerleaders, S.C., Win- ner of Speech Contest, Pep Club, Cheerleaders Club, Quartet Club, Jr. Band, Sr. Chorus, Speech and Dramatics, Phys. Ed. Ass't. Ambition: Go into R.N. training. LINDA LOU DURST Linny July 19, 1951 Curriculum: General Business Activities: Jr. Dance Club, Library Ass't, Future Nurses Club. Ambition: To have happy and successful marriage. PAUL DOUGLAS DURST Mouse Mareheconmuos Curriculum: Academic Activities: Football, Wrestling, Srletternan's GlubsVis ber Jr. -Sr. Chorus, Student Coun- cil, Boy's State. Ambition: To strive for the best. MARGARET ANN DURST UPecoyll = December ccs) ieol Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Jr.-Sr. Band, S.C. Alger’ Hates Des. 3h) With ettes Club, Nike Club, Pep Club. Ambition: To be happy. 27 DWIGHT ALVIN EICHORN Mike August 25, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Football, Wrestling, PiFoAcai hero Av uaging teams, U.N. Trip. Ambition: State police. WAYNE ALBERT ELLIS VAlberty August 11, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Basebalitmsace Usher, Sr. Chorus. Ambition: Bricklayer. KA THY ELAINE ENLOW juneei 3 yee 5) Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Art Club, Jr. Chorus. Ambition: To get a job and be successful. DAVID LEO FADELEY ULeou January 13, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Hi-Y Club. Ambition: Mechanic. NANCY EILEEN FIKE Shorty October 20, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr.-Sr. Band, Ban- ner Girl, V.P. of Art Club, Talent Show, S.C. Usher, USN =i rip Ambition: To become an artist. SHEILA ANN FINZEL Cubby March 25, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: $.C. Alt. and Rep., Jr. Dance Club Pres. VP of pDanceyCib Pres. J. V. Cheerleader. Ambition: To get married and raise a family. 28 CLAUDIA JEAN FLANAGAN May 30, 1951 Curriculum: General Business Activities: Girls' Recreation Glubyerep eClub: Ambition: Success and Happiness. KAREN SUE FRAZEE Susie December 21, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Jr.-Sr. Band, Md. Jr. Sci. Humani- ties Symposium, Major- ette, Twirlette Club ScGemeNice Club, Jr. Class Hist. , Band Coun- cil, A Honor Roll, Seamusper, W.O.W. and Chemistry Award. Ambition: Legal Secretary. ALLEEN DAWN FRAZEE {uly 30 Fst oS1 Curriculum: Stenographic AcUVinesPHi-Y,.F.B.LeAs. Jp Sito Dewevre (Clipe, SC. Alt. , Office Ass't, Health Room Ass't, Jr. Chorus. Ambition: Go to business school and become a secre tary. RONALD RAY FRAZEE Devil Mareh 17.1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: F.F.A. Ambition: To own and operate atari. 29 DEBRA KAYE FRAZEE Debbie May 7, 1951 Curriculum: General Business Activities: Hi-Y Club, Jr. Chorus, Pep Club, Library Ass't, S.C. Ambition: Get a job and be a success. CHRISTINA LU FRIEND Christy November 7, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr.-Sr. Band, Jr. - Sr. Dance Club, Student Council, Sr. Band Treasurer, Banner Girl, S.C. Usher. Ambition: Beautician. Piy TERRY JOHN FRIEND January 5, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr.-Sr. Band, Jr. Science Glub, Art Club, Yearbook Bus. Mar. Photographer, Honor Roll. Ambition: College. WILLIAM FORREST GARLITZ Billfred January 17, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Hi-Y Club, Library Assistant. DARRELL OTIS FRIEND July 28, 1950 Curriculum: Vocational Ambition: Undecided. THOMAS RUSSELL GEORG MAR orp November 14, 1950 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Sr. Hot Rod Club. Ambition: Mechanic. 30 FRANCES LOUISE FRIEND degeae syid September 3, i752 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr. -Sr. Band? Nae ture Study Club, Yearbook, Band Council, $. Cy Usher: Ambition: Airline Stewardess. WANDA LOUISE FRIEND November 1, 1949 Curriculum: General Activities: F.N.A. Ambition: Get married and be a beautician. ROGER LEE GILPIN Pork} Mayisi selon Curriculum: Vocational Activities: None. Ambition: Undecided. WAYNE ERVIN GEORG ae January 28, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Lettermens Gluby Library Ass't, S.C. Usher. SONDRA RUTH GLASS Sau a dnuaty 27,9 loos Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Office Ass't, Nike Club, Jr. Chorus, Nature Study Club, Pep Club. Ambition: Legal Secre- tarial Business College. HARRY BLAINE GLOTFELTY Harry waner , 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Hot Rod Club. Ambition: To be a com- puter operator. VONDA JOY GLOVER Von. july eve 195 Curriculum: General Activities: Jr.-Sr. Band, Ma- JOrette hates s UCeD. 1 Witte ette Club. Ambition: To be a good wife and mother. JANET LEE GLOVER Skip March 5, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr. -Sr. Chorus, Yearbook Ed., Art Club, Hi-Y Club, A' Honor Roll, Na- tional Essay Winner, Sr. High Phys. Ed. leader. Ambition: Airline Stewardess. 31 LINDA SUE GUTHRIE Lindy August 5, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Girls Recreation, Pep Club, F.N.A. Club. Ambition: To get a good job and travel to see the world. MARVIN WILLIAM HAND WERK Mufft ' September 15, 1948 Curriculum: Vocational. Activities: BoreAs eG luD CHARLES EDWARD HETZ Charlie December 16, 1948 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: F.F.A., J.V. Varsity Football, Radio Club, Lewis and Clark Club. 32 BRENDA LYNN HOLLIDAY June 30, 1951 Curriculum: General ACtVItES= Ines iol. ore F.H.A. Pres, , Pep Club. Ambition: Get married. DONNA JEAN HAENFTLING Virginia January 27, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr.-Sr. Chorus, Jr. F.H.A. Club Pres., Cheer- leading Club Pres. and Treas., Jr. Varsity Varsity Captain, jr. Class Ve Paseo. Gumiacide cs mentarian, Honor Roll, Magazine Captain and Co- captain, Prom Decorating Committee. Ambition: Nurse. ROBERT PAUL HETRICK Fierk'= OctoberslAym loom Curriculum: General Activities: Jr. -Sr. Band, Hot Rod Club Treas. oair. Recreation Club, J.V. Varsity Football. Ambition: State Police Academy. KRYSTAL HORCHLER UKris july. 1251 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Dance Club, Pep Club, Jr. Chorus. Ambition: I.B. M. KENNETH PAUL HOLLIDAY Kenny May 13, 1950 Curriculum: General Activities: Hot Rod Club. Ambition: To go west, far west. CAROLYN ANN HOUSE Carol October 13, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Jr. Dance Club, Hi-Y Club. Ambition: Undecided. LARRY CHARLES HOUSE House July 14, 1949 Curriculum: General Activities: Hot Rod Club. Ambition: To be a mechanic. MARY HELEN HUMBERSON Micky January 4, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Hi-Y Club, Pep CIM DESCC mC aia le De Ore Chorus, U.N. Trip, Talent Show Winner, Viking Editor- in-Chief, Fellowship-O- Rama, Honor Roll, Quill and Scroll, 30 skits for school activities. Ambition: Journalist. JUANITA MARIE HUMBERSON Nity March 2, 1951 Curriculum: General Business Activities: Hi-Y Club, Pep RolUry LteaSe. Vals g ts SCO. Jr. -Sr. Chorus, Thespian So- ciety, U.N. Trip, Library Ass't, Fellowship Talent-O- Rama, 30 skits for school activities, Talent Show Win- mer, Sec. Third place. Ambition: Remain Single. 33 RITA CECEILE HUMMEL September 25, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Assistant editor of the Viking, reporter for the Mia Cuber ep Clube ra ore Dance Club, Jr. Chorus, Quill and Scroll, Future Business Leaders of America, Usher, U.N. Trip, Honor Roll. Ambition: To further my edu- cation in the fields of journal- ism and sociology. THOMAS DALE JENKINS Young Bob June 50707355 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Sr. Science Club, Lewis and Clark Club, Spelunkers Club. Ambition: Draftsman. MARY ALICE JENKINS Mary Allie Jimmet22e ood Curriculum: General Business Activities: Pep Club, Dance Club, Hi-Y Club, Honor Roll, Yearbook, Office Ass't, Library Ass't, F.F.A. Queen attendant. Ambition: Clerical work. MELVIN GENE KAHL Uncle Willie February 10, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Cave Explorers Club. Ambition: State Police. RANDAL DON KAHL Weaver December 31, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Recreation Club, Hot Rod Club. Ambition: Bricklayer. LINDA DIANE KING January 12, 1950 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: None. Ambition: To get a good secretarial job. DANIEL ADAM KNIGHT Tennessee August 31, 1950 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Spelunkers Club. Ambition: To make a career out of the Army. SALLY ANN KLOTZ April 14, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr.-Sr. Band, Sr. Band Librarian, Hi-Y Club, Twirlette Club, Yearbook. Ambition: Attend College. LENA MARGARET KOLB julyoit ey 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Nature Study Club, Honor Roll, Art Club, Jr. Chorus, Nike Club, Jr. Recreation Club. Ambition: Attend Medical Secretarial School. GEORGE ROBERT LAYMAN February 28, 1951 Curriculum: Academic metvities: S.C. Pres., V.P., and Rep., Foot- ball, Basketball, Base- ball, Lettermen's Club, Jr. -Sr. Chorus. Ambition: To lead a life filled with adventure, ex- citement, and lots of money. RUTH ANN LININGER Roof Ann August 16, 1951 Curriculum: General Business Activities: Hi-Y Club, Home- coming Attendant, Sophomore Queen. Ambition: To be an airline stewardess. DELBER TSLEE LECHLITER uD ev November 3, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Football, Library Ass't, Boys State, S.C. Usher, Letterman's Club, Sr. Band. Ambition: To go to a police cadet school. 35 JEANETTE MAE LOUGHRIE Nyet August 27, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Prom Decoration Committee, Jr.-Sr. Band, NEDT, National Essay Press Winner, Art Club, Viking Staff, Honor Roll, Quill and Scroll, Contestant in Am. Legion Oratorical Contest. Ambition: To dedicate my life to the field of nursing. ARTHUR LYNN MAUST WArt March 25, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Hot Rod Club, Sr. Chorus. Ambition: Construction. AMBRA KAY McFARLAND Ham! ! or Kay January 2, 1951 Curriculum: General Business Ambition: To travel the whole world and lead a very successful life. DONNA LYNN McKENZIE March 27, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: S'Gaaalea Pep Club, Library Ass't. WANDA JEAN MEYERS Ambition: Secretary. ©ctoberss 95 Curriculum: General Activities: Magazine Co- Captain mo nCemiNeD Ambition: To get a good job and succeed. SAMUEL RAY MICHAELS Boutie' November 22, 1949 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: F.F.A. Treasurer. Ambition: Truck driver. SUSIE ANN MICHAELS September 26, 1949 Curriculum: General Activities: None. Ambition: To be successful in getting a job. MARGARET KATHYRN MILLER Marg December 31, 1950 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Nature Study Club, Speech and Dra- matics Debate Team, Jr. Chorus. Ambition: Airline Stewardess. DENNIS RODNEY MICKLE Denny's April 18, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Viking Staff, Presi- dent of Cave Explorers Club. Ambition: To see the world. WILLIAM LEE MI LLER Pert October 10, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Hot Rod Club. af LORETTA RUTH MILLER December 1 7; 1950 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Nature Study Club, Honor Roll, Talent Show, Library Ass't, Yearbook, S.S.A Poetry Contest Winner. Ambition: To work with children. SANDRA ANN MYERS Samu October 25771951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Baseball score- keeper, Art Club, Viking, Future Teachers Club. Ambition: Teacher JOSEPH EUGENE PECK joan February 8, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Varsity Basket- ball, Spelunkers Club. Ambition: To be an architectural draftsman. JOYCE ANN RAILEY rY¥o-Y¥ ol Junesl3y 195% Curriculum: Business Activities: Jr. -Sr. Dance Club, Pep Club, Drama Club Pres., Talent Show, F.F.A. Sweet- heart Contestant, Am. Legion Oratorical Contest, Magazine Campaign, Debate Team. Ambition: To accomplish as many things as possible in one lifetime. DORIS LORENE OPEL EDoreu May 22, 1951 Curriculum: General Business Activities: Jr. Science Club, Nature Study Club, Library Ass't, Outdoor Club, Hi-Y Club, Nike Club, Office Ass't. Ambition: To live a long, happy and successful life. RAY DOUGLAS PAUL Young Joe June 1, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Hot Rod Club, Art Club. Ambition: State Police. PHILLIP WAYNE PUGH Phil October 2cO™ 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Hot Rod Club Pres. , Chorus, Student Council. Ambition: Undecided. LARRY ADRIAN REESE Bub June 13, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Hot Rod Club. Ambition: Vocational Illustrator. 38 GARY LEE REICHENBECHER Garf March 19, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Sr. Class Treas. , S242. Co-Chaplain, §:C. Usher, Sr. Letterman's Club Pres. , Yearbook Staff, Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball. Ambition: College. LAURA LEE ROSS etoper 29, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr.-Sr. Band, soerette Club V.P. Sec., Drum Majorette, U.N. Trip, Honor Roll, Seeeenebana Council. Ambition: Go to College. SHIRLEY KAYE RESH Reesh February 4, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Jr.-Sr. Dance Club, Pep Club Treas., Office Ass't, Jr. -Sr. Chorus. Ambition: To be happy with ate. LEANNA MAE ROUNDS January 30, 1951 Curriculum: General Business Activities: Art Club, S.O.S. Glubwyltestiomenken Club. Ambition: To be a successful wife and mother. 39 DOROTHY JOANN RILEY LOLLY - September 4, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Nike Club, Nature Study Club, Hi-Y Glub seo. Ono Club, Art GlubePiess x carbook sor. Chorus, Magazine Campagn. Ambition:, Professional Model. BARBARA LOUISE SAVAGE Bob August 27, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Pep Club, Future Nurses Club, Sr. High P.ED. Leader. Ambition: To do God's will. GARY LEE SAVAGE March 9, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Jr. Recreation Club, Hi-Y Club V.P., Quartet Club, S.C. Representative, J.V. Basketball, Jr. -Sr. Chorus, J. V. Football. Ambition: State Police. GEORGE ROBERT SHAWLEY II May 29, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Jr. Science Club, Jr. Recreation Club, Explo- rers Club, Band. Ambition: See the world. DAVID LEE SHEFFIELD Jungle Jim August 12, 1950 Curriculum: Vocational Drafting Activities: Hot Rod Club Wea [Re Ambition: Draftsman. RICHARD OTTO SHUNK Dicker September 16, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Hot Rod Club. NORMA JEAN SILBER Jsibn October 25, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Hi-Y Club Secretary Prom Committee, Office Ass't, Nike Club Vice President, F,H.A. Treasurer, Nature Study Club. Ambition: To be a successful secretary. GARY WILLIAM SINES Fuzz October 4, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: F. F, A, Club. Ambition: Truck driver. 40 NORMA JEAN SINES Norma Jean September 16, 1951 Curriculum: General Business Activities: Pep Club, Quartet Club, Jr. -Sr. Chorus, All State Chorus, Winner of the Talent Show, Fellowship Talent-O- Rama, Quartet Club Treas. Ambition: Just to live a happy life without any regrets. ROGER LEE SISLER Sleepy June 23, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: S.C. Usher, Letterman's Club, J.V. Sr. Football, Baseball, J.V. Varsity Basketball. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do. DAVID VAUGHN SISLER April 7, 1950 Curriculum: Vocational Snuffy MARY ELLEN SMITH August 22, 1950 Curriculum: General Business Activities: Library Ass't, Phys. Ed. Assistant. Ambition: To be a successful person. 41 ‘a DEBRA LANE SISLER UDebbixt October 15, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Art Club, Style Show, S.C. Rep., Prom Decoration Committee. CAROL ANN SWAUGER September 4, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Dance Club, Li- brary Ass't. Ambition: Secretary or Beau- tician. VICKI ALICE TEETS Uittlespite Pris 4c. ol Curriculum: General Activities: Jr. Science Club Sec., Nature Study SéC, ,,and reas... Hi-y Club, Art Treas., Talent Show, Honor Roll, Jr. -Sr. Chorus. Ambition: Commercial Artist. GERALD WAYNE THOMAS Emmy October 23, 1949 Curriculum: General Activities: None. Ambition: To become a drafts- man and then join the Navy. ROBERT LEE SWAUGER Bobby Julvyeltp alo D0 Curriculum: General Activities: Sr. Hot Rod Club. Ambition: To have a happy life. SHIRLEY YVONNE SWAUGER Shorty March 6, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Sr. Band, Soph. Pres. , Art Club Pres., Band Vice President, Yearbook. Ambition: Beautician and mairiage. JAMES CLIFFORD THOMAS Popsicle August 29, 1950 Curriculum: General Activities: Chorus, Jr. Recrea- tion Club, 5.C.,, Footpall, Basketball, Sr. Dance Club, U.N. Trip. Ambition: Go to I.B .M. school. GAYE LOU THOMAS PeeWee February 20, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities tc FohHoAT, Pep Club, Honor Roll, Nike GlubjeS;C. Alt, - Rep., Health Room Ass't, Hi-Y Club, Magazine campaign captain. Ambition: Secretary 42 THOMAS MARSHALL TURNER Ploms August 17, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Sr. Chorus, Hi-Y Club, Letterman's Club, Boys State, Varsity Football and Wrestling, Viking Rep. , Prom Decoration Committee, Honor Roll, Library Ass't, S.C. Usher. Ambition: Go to the University of Md. MARGARET LOUISE THOMAS Margo December 25, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Jr. -Sr. Dance Club, Nature Study Club, S.C. Rep. Ceatta.eot Dance Club V, P. Ambition: Beautician LINDA MARIE WAGNER Lindy May 9, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr. -Sr. Chorus, [er PsHiPAAV 2Ps,) Soph: CaStra@ lassescec miicart Fund and Homecoming Queen, J.V. Varsity Cheerleader, Cheerleaders Clube kr: Ambition: To be successful and happy. DANIEL DUANE WEIMER The Hunter February 3, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Agriculture Activities: F. F. A. Pres., F.F.A. Judging Teams, F, F, A. Basketball, Nation- al F. F,.A. Convention. Ambition: Truck driver. NORMA LEE WILBURN July 8, 1950 Cwriculum: General Activities: Hi-Y Club, Pep Club, Library Assistant. Ambition: To be a WAC. TERRI LYNN WENGERD Herman June 23, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: J. V. Cheerleader, Cheerleaders Club, Jr. Band, Sriue_poris, [fg bor. Class President, Hi-Y Club, Student Council. Ambition: To become a nurse. 43 ROSALIE ELLEN BITTINGER WILEY Rose ! August 5, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: None. Ambition: To have a success- ful marriage. JAMES WILLIAM WILT UN roa June 22, 1950 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: F. F.A. Ambition: Work in a steel mill. KATHY ANN WILT uKAtee March 1 2, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Nike Club Presse aS sOme ila ep a, Dance Club, Band, Honor Roll, Twirlette Club, Pep Club. Ambition: Legal Secretary. JAMES EDWARD WINEBRENNER Jim September 10, 1951 Curriculum: Vocational ROGER DALE WINEBRENNER — i Activities: F.F.A. Darris Peanut _ _ =—ese Ambition: Undecided. December 17, 1949 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: None. Ambition: Mechanic. JOHN WESLEY WISOR, JR. August 10, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Managing Ed. of the Viking, Jr.-Sr. Chorus, S.C. Rep: Prom Decorating Committee, Soph. Class Hist. , Sr. Class Parliamentarian, Honor Roll, Jr. Science Club Treas., Art Club, Quill and Scroll, Magazine Campaign Ass't: Ambition: Major in psycholo- Sy: CAROL SUE YODER Gert February 21, 1951 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Jr. Chorus, Nike Club, Nature Study Club, Magazine Campaign Assis- tant. Ambition: Secretary RICHARD WAYNE YASTE Rich March 29, 1951 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Jr. Recreation Club, Jr. -Sr. Band, Band Pres. , Boys State, Explorers Club, U.N. Trip, Cave Ex- plorers Club, Yearbook, Ambition: To go to the Air Force Academy or the Univer sity of Md. ELI MOSES YODER Mo August 12, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Debate Team '68-'69, Spelunking Club Secretary. Ambition: Undecided. JOSEPH MARLIN YODER Joe September 8, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Jr. Chorus, Explorers Club, Hot Rod Club, Library Assistant. Ambition: Get a good job. ARNOLD BOYD GARLITZ Trony January 5, 1950 Curriculum: General Activities: Chorus, Fire Pa- trol. Ambition: Navy. VERNON YODER, JR. Tanker January 20, 1951 Curriculum: General Activities: Hot Rod Club, Library Assistant. Ambition: To be a truck driver. 45 SR. CLASS ADVISERS 46 CLASS PRAYER Father, You have watched us grow into what we are today . . . There were many paths we did not take, many opportunities we did not foresee, and many wrongs committed; still, You blessed us. In times of trouble we look- ed to You for never-ending mercy... . We know, Lord, that without your guidance we would have stumbled and fallen more often than we did. . . Let us view our successes with encouragement ‘and our failures as reminders for improvement . . . Help us ask for the courage we need. . . courage to face the future. . . to correct our mistakes and put them behind us. . . re- membering that if we can forgive we will also be forgiven . We are thinkful for the ability to learn. . . and for the privilege of learning . . . We thank You for our day of graduation . . . for guiding us through these past twelve years without our full cooperation. . . Many times we have rejected Your guidance, only to realize that only You areright--that only You are perfect and good. . . Bless those who have helped us. . . the community in providing us with good schools. . . our parents who have shown an interest in our education, our teachers who have patiently guided us. . . Graduation is a time when we need your help. . . Although we may think we know it all, there is even more to learn. . . Help us achieve our goals honestly . . Whether we go to college or to jobs for which we have been trained, our education has changed and enriched our lives. . . You have helped us gain knowledge, now help us find the wisdom to use that knowledge humanely . . . We pray for understanding so that different groups, no matter what their problems, will be able to solve them together . . . Help us realize our good fortune so that we may strive to help those who are inneed. . . Bless our future homes and help us make them happy . . . Without You our lives would have no real meaning . . Help us know real peace and love in our hearts. . . so that we, the Class of 1969, may become worthy of Your blessings. Amen Flower--Mountain Laurel Colors--Emerald Green and Pearl. Motto--It is the rough road that leads to the heights of greatness. 4 7 CLASS HISTORY In our Sophomore year we chose the following students to lead our class: Pres. --Shirley Swauger; Vice Pres. -- Phil Pugh; Secretary--Linda Wagner; Treas. --Ruth Lininger; Hist. --John Wisor. The Sophomores proudly pre- sented 'Moonlight and Roses as the Sophomore dance, where Ruth Lininger was named Queen. Linda Wagner and Donna Haenftling represented our class on the varsity cheerleading squad while Laura Ross, Karen Frazee, an and Vonda Lowdermilk helped lead our band as majorettes. Out Junior year then came into full swing. The officiers for the year were: Terri Wengerd--Pres.; Donna Haen- ftling--Vice Pres.; Patty Blocher--Sec.; Treasurer--Daisy Beiler; Hist. --Karen Frazee. The theme that the class chose for the Prom was Three Coins in a Fountain, but ''Roman Holiday was a close second. As a com- promise, the two themes were incorporated into one, since ''Three Coins in a Fountain was filmed in Rome. Roman columns lined each side of the gym, enhancing the huge fountain which was the centerpiece. In athlet- ics, George Layman was named to the Tri-Valley All Conference Team for his fine football season, while Gary Reichenbecher was honored as the leading basketball scorer in the Tri-State Area. George Layman was install- ed as Student Council President for 1968-1969 as Terri Wengerd gave up her post as secretary. Eight juniors traveled to Boys State during the summer. They were Rick Bender, Ron Bowser, Ron DeWitt, Paul Durst, Bob Hetrick, Delbert Lechliter, Tom Turner, and Richard Yaste. The big moment finally came. We were Seniors! Class Officers: Pres. --Terri Wengerd; V. Pres. --John Braskey; Sec. --Linda Wagner; Treas. -Gary Reichenbecher; Historian--Ron DeWitt; Parliamentarian--John Wisor. The football team honored Linda Wagner as Homecoming Queen. As seniors, John Braskey, George Laymon, Gary Reichenbecher, and Roger Sisler were selected for the Tri-Valley All Conference Football Team. Sherry Bender and Norma Sines attended All-State Chorus in Baltimore. Laura Lee Ross was cho sen as head majorette and Donna Haenftling as head cheerleader. The second class meeting will be remembered as one of our longest class meetings--where democracy made quite an impression on most of the students. How about it, John Wisor? On April 10, excited Seniors headed to New York for a trip which will always be remembered by those who went along. Other memorable events were the class party, class picnic, Senior Dinner, Senior Tea, Sermon Night . and our ultimate goal--Graduation! 48 CLASS WILL DAISY BEILER wills to Vickie Teets her ability to go steady with one guy. RICHARD BENDER wills straight A's to all the tenth grade people that have Mrs. Pavone for geometry. SHARON BENDER wills to the vo-ag department a heater to keep the room warm. SHERRY BENDER wills feature Editor of the VIKING to Doug Fratz. JANCIS MURRAY BITTINGER wills her ability to make mistakes to Mr. Keplinger and his Chemistry classes. KAREN BITTINGER wills to Sondra Durst and Jo Fike all the fun Sharon and she had with those Salisbury guys! PATSY BITTINGER wills to Mr. Winters a truck load of dice. SHARON BITTINGER wills to Donna Bowers one of her sweaters. PATTY BLOCHER wills to anyone 4'11 her ability to get through the halls of N.H.S. successfully without getting stampeded. HAZEL BOWSER wills unbreakable milkbottles to the milkboy; may he hang up his mop! LARRY BOWSER wills his hair to Mr. Keplinger. RONALD BOWSER wills 30 pounds of his excess weight to Miss Williams. SHEILA BOWSER wills her ability to chew gum in class without getting caught, to anyone who is willing to try. MARGARET BRANT wills her school books to her sister Cheryl. MELVA BRANT wills all her teachers and books to Linda Rush. JOHN BRASKY wills the stars on his football helmet to Terry Knepp so that he will have a successful football season. NANCY BRENNEMAN wills Denise her grades, Jeanette her personality, Terry her ability to listen to problems, and anyone her place in the class. SUSAN BRENNEMAN wills to the cafeteria a new mop and dust pan to clean up all the broken and spilled milk bottles. ROSE BRODE wills to Donnie Crowe a brand new finger. JOHN BROWNING wills to David Thomas a 60 day card so he can try again. BONITA BUTLER wills all her homework papers to Larry Brenneman. MIKE CALLIS wills to Mr. England his 289. DOUG CAREY wills his ability to play football and wrestle to Terry Knepp. DONALD CROWE wills his car to anyone who wants it; and his ring to Mary Walker. SHARON CUPPETT wills Ruth DeWitt her ability to live wild, work hard, drive fast, love quick, and die young with a broken heart at the age of 99. JANICE DEWITT wills Mr. Wolfe a nice long letter--censored! and Miss Williams all of her drawings of Snoopy, and her car to anyone who can get it to Southern and:back without getting caught -until the next day. RONALD DEWITT wills Sondra Glass his ability to get out of locked rumble seats. LINDA DIETLE wills to future office girls her ability to chew gum in Mr. Parrack's office without getting caught. MICHELE DUDA wills to anyone who has nerve enough to take it--her position as baseball scorekeeper. DAVID DURST wills his books to anyone, hoping they will use them more than he did. KAY DURST wills to anyone who wants it, the ability to obtain in one year, without even trying, any shade in the rainbow for a hair color. LINDA DURST wills all the happiness and fun she had at Northern to Toni Watkins. PEGGY DURST wills her ability to be the only girl trumpet player in the Senior Band to Mary Frazee. PAUL DURST wills his football equipment to the Jr. High boys so they don't have to steal it anymore. DWIGHT EICHORN wills his position as guard to Dave Opel. WAYNE ELLIS wills his motorcycle to Mr. Dively. KATHY ENLOW wills her ability to chew gum and not get caught, to Karen Frazee. LEO FADELEY wills a 'S9 Vauxhall to auto Mech. shop. NANCY FIKE wills to the next two banner girls the ability to persuade Mr. Schwing to get a new banner pole and new uniforms. SHEILA FINZEL wills to LuAnn Baker her ability to flirt with Mr. Brown, Mr. Lear, Mr. Frantz, Mr. Wolfe, and Mr. Winters about her heart. CLAUDIA FLANAGAN wills to her sister, Susan, her back seat on the bus. ALLEEN FRAZEE wills Mr. Dively to the call of '70. Good luck kids. 49 DEBRA FRAZEE wills to Kenny, Mark, and Roger her ability to have fun all through school. KAREN FRAZEE wills her front seat in P.O.D. to anyone who would like to kick Mr. Dively. CHRISTY FRIEND wills to Terry Knepp her ability to make good grades in Mrs. Yunker's classes. DARRELL FRIEND wills his 6-banger to George Shawley. FRANCES FRIEND wills to Sandi Friend her patience to grow long hair. TERRY FRIEND wills Grant Sutherland the secret outside the cafetorium door at dances, and lots of luck to the Barely Burnt Girls. WANDA FRIEND wills to the school her ability to drive a tractor-trailer. ARNOLD GARLITZ wills his pen to the school. BILL GARLITZ wills a dead groundhog to Mr. Dively. THOMAS GEORG wills a used Mustang to Gary Deal. WAYNE GEORG wills to Mrs. Robinson a case of red wine. SONDRA GLASS wills a giant flyswater to the cafeteria. HARRY GLOTFELTY wills to Nancy Guthrie his watch, camera, and green shirt. JAN GLOVER wills the students of Northern a four hour school day. VONDA GLOVER wills to Mr. Loughrie a heater for the vo-ag room. LINDA GUTHRIE wills her ability to chew gum in class to Donna Eichorn. DONNA HAENFTLING wills her blue and white saddle shoes to the next two new cheerleaders. ROBERT HETRICK wills to Miss Williams 100 students just like him. BRENDA HOLLIDAY wills to her sister, Karen, her ability to skip class successfully. KENNETH HOLLIDAY wills to Mr. Keplinger, Bill Miller's long hair. KRYSTAL HORCHLER wills her slimy green textured stockings to Janet McKenzie. CAROLYN HOUSE wills her running around to Nancy Durst. JUANITA HUMBERSON wills all her jokes to Miss McClellan. MARY HUMBERSON wills her squirt bottle'' to anyone who has nerve enough to use it. RITA HUMMEL wills to Tim Galica her ability (??) to get along with ALL teachers and also her love of school. THOMAS JENKINS wills his old 283 motor to Richard Shunk to get it in running condition again. MARY ALICE JENKINS wills to her sister Edie a chance to drive a car with more power than the six-bagger. MELVIN KAHL wills to Mrs. Harmon a cookbook. RANDALL KAHL wills a cookbook to Mrs. Harmon for future use. LINDA KING wills all the good times she's had during her six years at N.H.S. to those with more 7 a.m. mornings to conquer. SALLY KLOTZ wills her ability to jump lunch line without getting caught to whoever wants it. LENA KOLB wills the restrooms a gaint can of air freshner. GEORGE LAYMAN wills to all of Northern's future athletes his passionate desire to win. Winning isn't every- thing but wanting to win is. DELBERT LECHLITER wills his ability to chew gum to Miss Miller. RUTH LININGER wills the right to look in the back seat while driving. JEANETTE LOUGHRIE wills to Penny Friend her natural curls, freckles, excess weight, and ability to get along with her brother. ARTHUR MAUST wills his ability to sleep in science class to Duane Durst. AMBRA McFARLAND wills her books to her sisters and hopes they have better luck with them than she did. DONNA McKENZIE wills to Mr. Dively a better 5th period class next year. WANDA MEYERS wills her ability to skip the lunch line without getting caught, to her brother Danny. SAM MICHAELS wills his P.O.D. grades to Mrs. Yunker. SUSIE MICHAELS wills her place in the 12th grade to an 11th grader. DENNIS MICKLE wills Mr. Dively a cave all his own. LORETTA MILLER wills her luck of getting stuck with bottom lockers to anyone who is ignorant enough to want it; MARGARET MILLER wills to Miss McClellan the debating team. BILL MILLER wills all his troubles to Ray Paul and wishes him lots of luck. SANDRA MYERS wills to anyone, her position as baseball scorekeeper. DORIS OPEL wills her ability to get out of trouble to Linda Glotfelty. 50 RAY PAUL wills his sick Fiat to Bill Miller so he won't get killed when driving. JOE PECK wills Miss McClellan a homeroom with perfect attendance. PHIL PUGH wills the ability to do anything to anyone who wants it. JOYCE RAILEY wills her guitar to Tommy Yutzy. LARRY REESE wills Nancy Sterner the July issue of Boy's Life'' so she will have something to do when he's not around. GARY REICHENBECHER wills 14 inches of height to Randy Robinson. SHIRLET RESH wills Mr. Wolfe a crash helmet for Driver Ed. and her brown orthopedic shoe to Coke DeWitt. DOTTY RILEY wills Mr. Wolfe a blue shirt so he won't have to ask for hers to wear with his blue sports coat. LAURA LEE ROSS wills Mr. Schwing to the next head Majorette. LEANNA ROUNDS wills all her books to her first grade brother. BARBARA SAVAGE wills her seat on the bus to Dee Unger. GARY SAVAGE wills a new AMX to Connie Klotz for her graduation. GEORGE SHAWLEY wills Mr. Schwing Elmer's glue for his toupee. DAVID SHEFFIELD wills his senior books to his brother, Joey. RICHARD SHUNK wills his 1948 Ford truck to Bill Miller to have something to work and play with. NORMA SILBER wills her ability to go to the health room on a library pass to those who can't study in their study hall. GARY SINES wills his old '50 Chevrolet to Sam Michaels so he can fix up his old '52 Chevy. NORMA SINES wills a radio that you can hear, to her bus driver, Sam Thomas. DAVID SISLER wills to Miss McClellan his ability to school himself. DEBBIE SISLER wills to any Northern student her ability to skip classes. ROGER SISLER wills Gene Fike his free -safety position so he will be able to intercept more passes. MARY SMITH wills her brains to Dee Unger. CAROL SWAUGER wills Rose Brode her drivers license. ROBERT SWAUGER wills Larry House a happy life. SHIRLEY SWAUGER wills to her sister, Linda, her Biology and Chemistry workbooks. VICKI TEETS wills to all the little people''the ability to survive six years in Northern halls without being tram- pled to death. GAYE THOMAS wills to Robin Thomas the ability to get out of classes. GERAL D THOMAS wills to Jim Hook his ability to beat him in pool. JIM THOMAS wills his basketball uniform to Nancy. Even his tennis shoes. MARGARET THOMAS wills a years supply of life savers to Mr. Wolfe. TOM TURNER wills to Mr. Dively his ability to steal a watermelon without getting caught. ''THE PERFECT CRIME. LINDA WAGNER wills her cheerleading uniforms to a new varsity cheerleader. May they bring her as much happiness as they brought her. TERRI WENGERD wills her worries over class meetings to next year's president. DANIEL WEIMER wills to the future senior class officers his parliamentary procedure knowledge, and hopes they use it well. NORMA WILBURN wills her friendship to Mary Wilburn. ROSALIE WILEY wills to her sisters, Karen and Judy, her ability to draw. JAMES WILT wills his headache to Mr. Dively. KATHY WILT wills her luck with duplicating machines to stenographic students who feel they can handle it. JAMES WINEBRENNER wills his headache to Mr. Dively. ROGER WINEBRENNER wills to Mr. England all the extra parts from his '59 Olds and his back seat on the bus to Tim Galica. JOHN WISOR wills to the next managing Editor of the Viking a lot of free time with nothing to do. RICHARD YASTE wills a comb and a can of chrome polish to Mr. Schwing, our great leader. CAROL YODER wills her shorthand book to her sister, Shirley. ELI YODER wills Miss Williams his ability to bake brownies from scratch. VERNON YODER wills his old black Dodge to Bradley Beachy. 51 52 53 MOST POPULAR Terri Wengerd Gary Reichenbecher i Sd tc eet MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Laura Lee Ross John Wisor QuIETEST Shirley Swauger George Shawley MOST CAREFREE Doris Opel John Braskey MOST TALENTED Donna Haenftling Ron DeWitt MOST POLITE Sally Klotz Paul Durst FRIENDLIEST Ruth Lininger Tom Turner NERS Nasties eaodo Hee BEST DRESSED Shirley Swauger George Layman 55 MOST ACTIVE Terri Wengerd George Layman CUT -UPS Doris Opel John Braskey TEACHERS PET Mary Alice Jenkins Dennis Mickle BEST LOOKING Shirley Swauger Phil Pugh 56 | | DAY DREAMERS Bonnie Butler Gerald Thomas sunita SRR RE ANI BEST ATHLETES Donna Haenftling Gary Reichenbecher CLASS FLIRTS Kay Durst Doug Carey BEST ALL AROUND Terri Wengerd John Braskey HV CLASS BRAINS Karen Frazee John Wisor MOST TALKATIVE Susan Brenneman Rick Bender BEST DANCERS Sheila Finzel Jim Thomas DREAM DATES Terri Wengerd Phil Pugh eeeOUr 2ales to the glorious and the unknown. Through them we pass out into EM adventure and sunshine. . . Edward Morgan Forster Judy Armold Linda Artice Eileen Beitzel Gloria Bender Franklin Bowers Delores Beitzel Esther Beitzel Marietta Beitzel Larry Bender Richard Bond Phyllis Bowser Edward Bach Patrick Bailey Cindy Beachy Nancy Beachy Shirley Bowser Thomas Caton Kathy DeWitt df Ramona Bender Steve Bender Bonnie Bittinger Helen Bittinger Linda Bittinger Michael Bittinger Larry Brenneman Dennis Buckel Patricia Coddington Mary Deal Rhonda Bowser Susan Bowser Phillip Buckel Charles Coddington Roger Detrick Dwayne Durst 60 David Garlitz Roger Gittere John Durst Joyce Fearer Gene Fike Lowell Fike Connie Frantz Douglas Fratz Clark Glotfelty Rodney Glotfelty Ross Glotfelty Kenneth Glover Mina Hetrick Gregory Hinebaugh Brenda Friend Claudia Friend James Hook Carson Hummel Edith Jenkins Connie Klotz Terry Knepp Margaret Lapp Dale Friend James Friend Karen Holliday Paul Hook Kristen Friend Rita Friend — Paul Hunter Jacqueline Kidd Sandi Friend Willie Friend Pam Klotz Douglas Knox 61 Robert Lapp Marilyn Leonard Howard Passman Wiley PeWitt Larry Prichard Paul Reese Jeffery Renner Albert Resh Carl Richter Diana Rounds Donna Rounds Elmer Rounds Joyce Rounds Linda Rush Douglas Markel Maryanna Mast Ezra Maust James Mazer Lois McFarland Thomas Menges Connie Opel Nancy Ours Roger McKenzie David Opel Mark Sanner Ross Savage Becky Schlosnagle Allen Sisler Kevin Sisler Edwin Sivits io. A“ Rick Snelson Samuel Stanton Richard Rush Thomas Stanton Mary Jo Saltzer 62 Linda Swauger David Thomas Debbie Watson David Wiley Catherine Wilhelm Connie Williams Dolly Wilt Kenneth Wilt Cathie Umbel Wayne Umbel Diane Unger Linda Uphold Clyde VanSickle Harry Vitez Ronald Wagner David Warnick | (= ee 7 ‘ es Robert Yaste Virgil Yoder Sondra VanSickle Susan Wahl Wilbur Younkin Tom Yutzy Roger Myers 63 U N 1 I eS 8 6 Dae ast 8 A a S n O S d E 1 I 2 I 6 (‘e 9 E R S Pamela Klotz Linda Uphold Connie Fratz Nancy Beachy Treasurer Secretary Vice-President President Hurray i per SENIOR next year! Mrs. Schurman Mrs. Yunker Miss McClellan Miss Wucik a J U N I EAS: DSR A S MS D V I S O R S “Yea, the gateway shall be free Unto all, from sea to sea; .. . But—the hand that ope’d the gate Shall forever hold the key!” 65 James Jeffrey Roche Christine Artice Terry Artice Sherry Augustine Patty Ault Ricky Bates Linda Beachy Harland Beitzel Larry Beitzel Ronald Beitzel Sharon Bell Sharon Bishoff David Bittinger Rita Bittinger Sherry Bittinger Bill Bittinger Debbie Bland Larry Bland Donna Bowers Linda Bowman Alice Bowser Connie Bowser Dianna Bowser Gary Bowser {Se 7 X � 4 e i i? Rodney Bowser Roger Bowser Louise Bowser 66 Bill Buckel Darlene Butler Ken Butler Rick Brenneman Jack Campbell Barbara Carlson Dale Coddington Don Cosner Marlita Detrick q si Gary Deal Daniel Durst Judy Durst Mary Downton Shirley Dumire Sondra Durst Bill Durst Reid Evans -y Jenny Falinger Dale Fazenbaker Roasalie Fazenbaker Sharon Fearer Barbara Fergeson Tolene Fike Phil Fisher DD lel bil O SO a5 os OC Ww Mary Frazee Charles Foster Nancy Frazee Roger Frazee Marla Frickey Geni Friend Penny Friend 67. { rY, F Ken Gilpin Dale Glass Geraldine Glass Denny Glotfelty Tim Galica Jim George Joan Glotfelty Judy Glotfelty Linda Glotfelty Betty Glover jim Griffith —, Dorothy Hanft 8 i. : 7 ¥ f ’ y ‘= ee Paul Hockman Robyn Hook Wanda Hauser if F yo Bill Kinzey Bob Klotz Sherry Lawson Garl McCrobie Rick Meyers Janet McKenzie . eee Y? 3 a Bust Jim Meyers Rhoda Miller Ed McKenzie | ae! Steve Myers Paul Myers Lonnie Nugent June : Opel a co Sherman Oester Eric J : Schosnagle XN A 4 | Stephen Schlosnagle f a - ki : . Peggy Opel Doris Ours � é Irvin Platter Robert Schmuck Marvin Platter Darlene Schnatterly Richard Railey Verna Rechart Steve Reese Terry Reichenbecher Linda Schrock Judy Richter Dotty Sines Charles Rinker LaRue Rodiger Walter Ross Steve Russel Donald Savage Mike Savage Denise Savage 69 Peggy Sines Bob Sines Adra Sisler Ronald Slagle June Smith Nancy Sterner Guy Stockslager Grant Sutherland Barbara Suter Richard Suter Aw = i. =| Joyce Teats ate David Thomas ’ Charles Turner Sondra Turney Carol VanSickle ick VanSickle Judy Vincent Patty Walker Rodney Warnick Barbara Weimer Mike Weimer ’ ; Patricia Wengerd Lewis Wiley Daniel Wilt Randall Wiley Wanda Wilt Lou Ann Wisor Philip Yoder € Jim Yoder Kathy Yoder Oren Yoder Sharon Yoder Shirley Yoder 70 “And to the faithful .. . the gate of life.” Milton 71 % u ia - ’ abies e at i | lH Pin , | Df . Lu Ann Baker Sarah Beachy Kenneth Beitzel Bradley Beachy Joyce Beitzel Patty Bender Sharon Bender Gene Benedict lla sa f David Larry Bittinger Bittinger Glen Stanley Bittinger Bittinger Carol Bowser Pamela Bowers George Bowser Harold Brabson : Sharon Vee j Broadwater a Frances Richard Brenneman Brenneman Margaret Browning Alan Campbell Bonita Campbell Wayne Casteel Keith Coddington Bee tar -; Richard Campbell Eddie Casteel Elwood Coddington Robert Coddington 72 Ruby Cosner Kris DeWitt Ruth DeWitt Deborah Durst James Edmiston Eugene Durst Donna Eichorn Norma Faidley Charles Fazenbaker Edith Fazanbaker Joyce Lynn Fike Friend Susan William Flanagan Fratz Dottie George Marvin Glass Peggy Gittere Sandy Linda Herring Glotfelty Mark Ray Herring Guthrie Ellen Hershberger % William Hetrick William Hetz Norma Hollida Jerry Humberson Bonnie Hutzel Johnnie Hyson Jack Kahl Connie Kamp William Kelley 73 Z, es| Sx lac! @) jes) laci fs Donna Kinsinger , a. oe Gregory Kidd t “pie aa . Annette Klotz Gary King Ruth Kolb Jennifer Knox Kedrick Lapp Nancy Lawson Susan Layman Leo Lowdermilk Larry Layton Nancy Loughrie Alma Ann Maust Carol Kenneth Mc Kenzie Mc Farland Donna McClintock Daryl McKenzie Norma McKenzie Donna Michael Alice Miller Brenda Miller Joel Miller Margaret Miller , ™, ] fic Everett Oester Karen Monn Fredrick O'Leary James Oester 74 Keith Pentz Karen Platter Charee Reckner Joey Reichenbecher Charles Resh John Ross Allen Richter a Dale Savage 1 Judy Rounds oh A “©, Lanny Savage ee Pg i b oe ® “ ae. ee 7 Rick Shoemaker Valerie Sines Donald Shunk Patty Sisler Carla Sisler Linda Sisler =- | Alana Skidmore Roger Smith Ellen Smith Linda Swauger Sherry Stein Betty Swauger George Tasker me Barney Teats Debra Taylor , v oth A Vicki Teets be Charles Thomas 2 Randy Thomas I _ Sharon Thomas ¢ Fhe) Jim Uphold mers Jeanie Wagner g William Wagner — 2 “ Patricia Weimer Richard Wakefield } ; Cragi Wengerd Sandra Wengerd Mary Wilburn David Wiley Larry Wilt Susan Wiley Joanna Yoder Marlene Yoder Snap it again. What happened to the birdie ? 76 Fad ! MUALUERST TTR ‘ ‘ ° “Dear little child, this little book Is less a primer than a key To sunder gates where wonder waits Your “Open Sesame!” Rupert Hughes Grades EIGHTH GRADE Lonnie Artice Margaret Ashley Robin Bailey Se Tet og i, Thelma Beachy | yy Ernest Beitzel Terry Douglas Bender Carroll Beitzel Bernard Deborah Beal Sandra Bishoff “a 4) Uf ait ah = bi mill tl) Ae Carolyn Bittinger Judy Bittinger Ronald Bittinger Lucinda Bowser Deborah Bowser Beverly Brenneman Versa Bowser Sheila Buckel Melvin Butler Michael Butler Lynn Brenneman Louise Broadwater Julius Carey Leah Carleton Kay Cosner Ruth Ann Cosner Nevin Crowe Shelba Cupplo Paul Deniker Gary C ot Keith DeWitt Kathy Donahue Eleanor Detrick Marilyn Detrick Deborah Linda Durst Edward Durst Kevin Dunton Durst Donald Durst Garland Durst Nancy Durst Neil Durst Wesley Durst MNmMOoOrDa Sheila Edwards Evelyn Fazenbaker Mary Fazenbaker Jeffrey Ferguson Thomas Fike Keith Fisher Juile Fratz Brenda Frazee Cherlye Frazee Karen Frazee Donna Friend Sandra Frickey Robert Frazee Leon Friend Connie Friend Wanda Friend Vera Glotfelty Deborah Griffith Doris Gatterman John Glotfelty Pauline Hanft Kenneth Harding Connie Herring Rosalyn Hetz Dean Hockman Alice Hockman Barbara Holliday Delores Holliday Janie Kidd Lewis Humberson Terry Hyson 4 Gary Hoover 80 Robert Michaels Rick McKenzie Deborah Michaels Paul Miller Olen Orendorf Donna Oester Walter Myers Viola Oester Gary Reckner Susan Richter Donald Richter Billy Savage Norris Rush Kathy Savage Connie Sines Brenda Sines seamen a Gary Sebold i Cheryl Sines Jane Sines 81 Anita Skidmore Eugene Stein Vernon Snyder Danny Slagle Gale Stockslager Terry Spear Geri Taylor Randy Slagle Lee Sutherland Bonnie Stanton Nancy Teets Cathy Smith Michael Swauger Roger Stanton Kenny Thomas Rebecca Tressler Quincy Umbel Roy Umbel Ronnie Unger Virginia Uphold Gary Warnick Rick Vincent Peggy Wakefield Morris Warnick Roger Warnick William Warnick Steven Wiley Donald Wilhelm Dorothy Wilhelm Joanne Wilt Philip Wilt Nathan Yoder 82 Doug Klotz Philip Livingood Flaine McCombie David Livingood Wayne Livingood Cheryl McKenzie Busy hands make busy minds! Smile! 83 Seventh Grade Melany Benedict Charles Bittinger Donna Beitzel Ronald Beitzel Kathy Bittinger Kenneth Bittinger James Bittinger Karen Bittinger Michael Bittinger Randall Bittinger Ronnie Blocher Gary Bowers Gene Brenneman % Kimberly Bowman Ronald Brenneman a 4. Lb% 68 Brenda Broadwater Dixie Butler Lina Butler Joe Broadwater Debra Butler Donald Calhoun Ricky Casteel JoAnn Coddington Larry Coddington Barbara Conrad Sandra Deal Jeffrey Fratz Barry Frazee Donna Friend oa Marilyn L. Friend Dorien Friend Carol Glotfelty James Hare Virginia Friend Kevin Hetz Donna Hinebaugh Linda Hinebaugh Dawn Hetrick Susan DeWitt Sandra Dice Ricky Dolan Patricia Durst Randall Durst Gregory Eberhart Lois Edgar Kathy Enlow Kathy Fike Kenneth Fike Edward Frazee Paul Frazee Nancy Lee Frazee 85 Linda Hollada Jerry Hoover Greg Humberson Judy Humberson SueAnna Jenkins Dennis King Debra Kisner Sharon Kisner Darl Kolb Mark Lawson Jeffrey Layman Jeanne Leonard Loren Livengood Fayann Lewis Nancy Lowdermilk Julia Livengood Audrey Mason Garland Maust Kathy Maust Joyce McFarland Melvin Michaels Danny Miller | Kevan Monn Stuart Myers Lynn Newman Samuel Opel Darlene Ours Kippard Pentz Harold Platter Wayne Platter Bennie Pook Kathy Pugh Alice Reece Ellen Reichenbecher Brenda Resh Playford Resh Debra Richardson Beatrice Riggs Kathleen Russell Terry Rinker Dennis Rounds Deane Savage Ervin Savage - Donna Ryland Elaine Schlosnagle Franklin Schwing Kim Schroyer Katherine Shunk Kathryn Shuttleworth Kathy Sines Clifford Sisler Patricia Sines Donna Sipple 87 Danita Slagle Micheala Smith Bruce Snyder James Spiker David Stanton Deborah Stanton Joe Spiker Martha Spiker Douglas Stanton Janie Stanton 4 Michael Swauger Sue Swauger Vonda Teets Debra Thomas Kathy Thomas Richard Thomas Robin Thomas Kathy Lynn Umbel Steven Thomas Richard Umbel Karen VanSickle David Wagner 4 Wayne Wagner Don Wampler Toni Watkins Lyle White Charles Wiley David Wilburn Pamela Workman Blaine Wilt Anthony Yoder Judy Wilt Bonnie Yommer Donna Youmans One, Two, Three--Jump! 89 Around Our School GARRETT, COUNTY SCHOOLS mee QUTDOOR EDUCATION aa: CENTER a ISERVATION PLEDGE 90 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Larry Brenneman--V. Pres.; Terri Wengerd--Hist.; Donna Haenftling--Parliamentarian; Linda Uphold--Sec. ; Grant Sutherland--Treas.; John Brasky--Chaplain; Gary Reichenbecher--Co-Chaplain; George Layman--Presi- dent. { support my Student Council! 92 BACK ROW. Mr. Malone--Adviser; Richard Yaste, Sharon Bender, Loretta Miller, Michele Duda, Judy Arnold, Mary Frazee, Sharon Bittinger, Terry Friend, Miss Miller--Adviser. FRONT ROW. Janet Glover, Ron DeWitt, Frances Friend, Shirley Swauger, Dorothy Riley, Mary Jenkins, Patty Blocher, Sally Klotz. John Braskey 68-69 Gary Reichenbecher 93 Adviser--Mr. Carlson cs aL Saas) Weal 3 Editor--Mary Humberson Ass't. Editor--Rita Hummel pte BG 0 LOLA IAT a el gern outey Peep gePERG A pL PEALE LALLA ny ae Toy Fnternational Honorary Soriew for High Sthoal Joumaliss 94 SENTOR BAND 3 des = _ BAND ing Schw Melvin JUNIOR BAND Director ope . JR. MAJORETTES Sr. High Majorettes Jr. High Majorettes BAND = COUNCIL TOP ROW-- Shirley Swauger Frances Friend Richard Yaste BOTTOM ROW-- Christy Friend Penny Friend Connie Fratz Connie Klotz Cindy Beachy. 96 kle ic d Ross Head Majorette ie Fratz ja Frien Laura Lee Connie Bowser Karen Frazee Laura Lee Ross Gen Carol VanS Peggy Sines Conn Paani atest iim tomihla, 8 SEN echo e er re perenne ae VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ee i Donna Haenftling--Captain Pam Klotz Cathy Hinebaugh Nancy Frazee CHEERLEADERS Varsity Junior Varsity Junior High f SENIOR CHORUS JUNIOR CHORUS 100 Quartet Club Adviser: Mrs. Sines President: Sherry Bender Vice President: Kay Durst Secretary: Kathy DeWitt Treasurer: Norma Sines 101 Lettermens’ Club Adviser: Mr. Brown President: Gary Reichenbecher Vice President: Paul Durst Secretary: John Braskey Treasurer: Larry Brenneman Adviser: Miss Glotfelty President: Ron DeWitt Vice President: Ruth Lininger Secretary: Norma Silber Treasurer: Bonnie Butler Historian: Patty Blocher Chaplain: Mary Alice Jenkins Reporter: Rita Hummel PEP CLUB Adviser: Mrs. Miller Pres. : Sheila Edwards V. Pres.: Geri Taylor Sec.: Susan Richter Treas. : Debbie Beal SCIENCE CLUB Adviser: Mr. Riggs Pres.: Ruth Bittinger V. Pres.: Sandy Frickey Sec.: Patty Ault Treas.: Penny Friend Hist.: Marla Frickey EXPLORERS CLUB Adviser: Mr. Wolfe Pres.: Robert Yaste V. Pres.: Rodney Glotfelty Sec. -Treas. : Doug Fratz 102 SR. FHA Adviser: Mrs. Hanst Pres.: Karen Holliday V. Pres.: Linda Swauger Sec.: Wanda Hauser Treas. : Doris Gatterman Hist. : Brenda Holliday SPEECH AND | DRAMA Adviser: Miss McClellan Pres.: Joyce Railey V. Pres.: Barbara Weimer Sec.: Susan Wiley Treas.: Linda Glotfelty Reporter: Karen Platter SR. DANCE Adviser: Mrs. Yunker Pres.: Sheila Finzel V. Pres.: Margaret Thomas Sec.: Christine Friend Treas. : Nancy Beachy Hist. : Jim Thomas 103 Art Club Adviser: Mr. Miller Pres: Dotty Riley Vice Pres: Nancy Fike Sec: Nancy Brenneman Treas: Vicki Teets Chess Club Adviser: Mr. Bell Pres: Jim Griffith Vice Pres: Rick Bates Treas: Eric Schlosnagle French Club Adviser: Miss Bachmayer Pres: Debbie Watson Vice Pres: Linda Beachy Sec: Mary Jo Saltzer Treas: Annette Klotz Junior Recreation Advisers: Mr. Lear Mr. Humberson Pres: Robert Coddington Vice-Pres: Paul Deniker Sec: Jerry Humberson Treas: Johnny Hyson CHAPTER -NT. MD. 105 Hot Rod Club Adviser: Mr. Keplinger Pres: Phil Pugh Vice-Pres: David Sheffield Sec: Don Crowe Treas: Bob Hetrick Reporter: Terry Prichard eke AS Adviser: Mr. Loughrie Pres: Dan Weimer Vice-Pres: David Sisler Sec: David Durst Treas: Sam Michaels FTA Adviser: Mrs. Beachy President: Michele Duda V. President: Sandy Myers Secretary: Diana Rounds Treasurer: Mary Wilburn Historian: Sharon Thomas NIKE Adviser: Miss Wucik President: Kathy Wilt V. President: Norma Silber Secretary: Sondra Glass Treasurer: Linda Glotfelty 106 JR. FHA Adviser: Mrs. Dean President: Delores Holliday V. President: Cathy Smith Secretary: Jeanne Leonard Treasurer: Nancy Lowdermilk Historian: Beatrice Riggs Parliamentarian: Lois Edgar ELECTRONICS Adviser: Mr. Trickett President: Wayne Casteel V. President: Clifford Sisler Secretary: Rodney Bowser Treasurer: Barry Frazee JR. DANCE Adviser: Mr. Carlson President: Sherry Augustine V. President: Sharon Bishoff Secretary: Dottie Sines Treasurer: Barney Teats TWIRLETTE Adviser: Mr. Schwing President: Connie Fratz V. President: Carol VanSickle Secretary: Laura Lee Ross Treasurer: Connie Bowser (C) 107 Industrial Arts Club Adviser: Mr. Garlitz Pres.: Ron Bowser Sec.: Mark Sanner Treas.: Mark Sanner Model Car Club Adviser: Mr. England Pres.: Ross Savage Sec. : Ezra Maust Publicity: Jim Sivits Spelunker Adviser: Mr. Dively Pres.: Dennis Mickle Vice Pres.: Rick Yaste Sec.: Moses Yoder Treas.: Ricky Yaste Reporter: Joe Peck 108 The qates of monarchs Are arch’d so high that monarchs may jet through And keep +heir ImMpious turbans on. = Shak espe are = ae _ - _— ATHLETICS 1st ROW--L. Brenneman, C. Glotfelty, R. Sisler, J. Braskey, D. Eichorn, G. Sutherland, D. Carey, G. Layman, G. Reichenbecher, W. Georg, E. Bach. 2nd ROW--R. Bender, P. Buckel, S. Myers, J. Campbell, T. Knepp, P. Reese, G. Fike, P. Durst, D. Opel, J. Thomas, D. Lechliter, T. Turner. 3rd ROW--D. Glotfelty, K. Gilpin, R. Schmuck, G. Hinebaugh, P. Hunter, T. Yutzy, S$. Reese, D. Glass; M. Richter, Te.Galica. FOOTBALL ’68 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE NHS OPP Bruce fe 18 Terra Alta Se) 6 Meyersdale aie O Valley a3 6 Thomas 30 O Kingwood Be O Masontown Valley ae 6 Berlin O 12 Southern 40 6 110 Hey, look what I found . Grin and bear it. HUSKIES IN ACTION Its mine and you can't have it. — 33 Well we're not always in action. ital Roger Sisler Gil 21 0 Tbs: Tri-Valley Safety Delbert Lechliter SI 10. 460tlbs: End Doug Carey ZAMS NGO) Mors. Honorable Mention Guard Tom Turner 5'10 - 160) lbs. Guard Rick Bender Bt AsObs: End Paul Durst 5'1 ; 120 lbs. Halfback 112 Ls = | : - Re = 3 tr: Gary Reichenbecher Wayne Georg G7 3205 Ibs. 6'0 11 70.1bs- Tri-Valley Offensive End Quarterback George Layman Bill b7S.1 bs. Tri-Valley Inside Line- backer. Dwight Eichorn m10 5170 Ibs. Guard; Tri-Valley Honorable Mention. John Braskey Gras e0S: lbs: Tri-Valley Middle Guard. pyaee A F BIG NAMES AT NORTHERN ;? ist ROW: G. King, R. Wakefield, R. Moxley, A. Campbell, J. Carey, B. Fratz, B. Beachy, J. Hyson, J. Ferguson, P. Deniker, L. Sutherland. 2nd ROW: B. Teats, D. Slagle, M. Lawson, P. Miller, K. Brenneman, L. Savage, P. Livengood, J. Reichenbecher, G. Kidd, R. Slagle, R. Nugent, K. DeWitt, D. Wagner. 3rd ROW: H. Bowser, D. Bender, R. Artice, R. Robinson, B. Frazee, S. Myers, L. Hyson, J. Gltofelty, D. Wampler, S. Opel, J. Layman, D. Richter, Coach Wolfe. HUSKY PUPPIES Run, Rick, Run! See Rick Run. Mr. Brown Athletic Director 115 Coach: Mr. Lear FIRST ROW: William Bittinger, Paul Durst, Jim Winebrenner, Doug Carey--District tourna- ment, second place, Dwight Eichorn--District tournament, second place, Tom Stanton. SECOND ROW: Mike Richter, Randall Wiley, Dave Warnick--District tournament, fourth place, Tom Yutzy, Terry Knepp, Tim Galica, Jim Sivits. THIRD ROW: Larry Wilt, Greg Kidd, Bob Coddington, Tom Caton, Joe Miller, Charles Resh, Dan Durst. Allegany Valley Beall Kingwood Southern Beall Bruce Kingwood Valley Southern Garrett County Tournament Southern WRESTLING SCORES 116 WE 17 ok ) 38 19 O 5 20 26 19 8 ABS lope ag ee 48 16 25 46 45 fe} 24 22 44 ACTION 117 Paul Durst 112 lbs. Jim Winebrenner 127 lbs. Doug Carey 145 lbs. BAN Mike Richter 103 lbs. Terry Knepp 165 lbs. Willie Bittinger 95 lbs. Tom Stanton 180 lbs. Dwight Eichorn 154 lbs. Dave Warnick 133 lbs. Tom Yutzy 138 lbs. Randall Wiley 120 lbs. 118 shee hig teh Rpt Mets Baga asm ca Se ma) SRI en Ne Regi Jim Thomas, Larry Brenneman, George Layman, Wayne Georg, Roger Sisler, John Braskey, Gary Reichenbecher, Joe Peck, Greg Hinebaugh, Eddie Bach, Ross Glotfelty, Rick Bender, Coach Wolfe. Basketball Schedule NHS Ore, NHS OPE. Turkeyfoot 84 63 Bruce 61 49 Salisbury 76 47 Elk Garden 72 54 Turkeyfoot hs 52 Salisbury 86 57 Bruceton Mills 81 ie Southern Th 58 Bruce 82 42 Oldtown 81 52 Oldtown Se Gye Terra Alta 81 63 Union 84 30 Bruceton Mills 81 45 Southern 73 D Union 70 39 Elk Garden 69 61 Middletown 66 62 District Terra Alta 82 ae) Valley 41 56 Tournament 119 UNDEFEATED Gary Reichenbecher Senior Genter GL7 205 Ibs. Tri State Leading Scorer Garrett County All-Time Scoring Champ John Braskey Senior Forward Oa oOo nbs, Ro ger Sisler Senior Forward G 1a sO bs: Wayne Georg Senior Guard 6 OIG ibe, Larry Brenneman Junior Guard GLO 16S. 1bss Jim Thomas Senior Guard 5'10 ; 142 Ibs. 120 HUSKIES Joe Peck Senior Forward 62 SOllbs: George Layman Senior Forward Sia ts Onlbsr Ross Glotfe lty Junior Guard SS WON Ss TNSIO) Wek, Eddie Bach Junior Guard SOM eto Onlbss Greg Hinebaugh Junior Forward G4) 2153 1bs. Rick Bender Senior Guard By NO SESS Alleys 121 JUNIOR VARSITY tz VARSITY AND VICTIMS 123 124 N | are See ACTIVITIES OQ) Zia © El esl lee QUEEN: Linda Wagner ATTENDANTS: Ruth Ann Lininger, Bonnie Butler, Laura Lee Ross, Donna Haenftling 126 127 JR. CHORUS PRESENTS 128 iH sa) 1 OD) 2s em em tes dew, Zairnrw CmPr TAReg All State Chorus Another Monday Morning! Mechanics Class Team Talk! Pep Rally Husky Puppies--Eat 'em Up! Sweep it up and sell it! Lookie! Class rings are here Panes Sets ei In medias res. 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Alder Street Oakland, Maryland 895-5118 147 FROSTBURG AUTO COMPANY Dodge and Dodge Trucks Cummins Diesel Parts and Service 24-Hour Service Phone 689-9935 ALLIS—CHALMERS MILLER BROTHERS Ralph and Alton Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Power Farm Equipment Allis-Chalmers Lawn and Garden Tractors and Equipment Phone: 662-6442 Springs, Pennsylvania PROUDFOOT’S OAKLAND PHARMACY Serving Doctor and Patient in Garrett County Since 1e9o5 Compliments of LAKESIDE MOTOR COURT Mr. and Mrs. Garrollcnrith Phone: 387-5566 FOUGH TELEVISION COMPANY : OPS? GReBROTHERS Zenith RCA ) Norge Appliances Agway Feed and Farm Supply Grantsville, Maryland Phone: 746-2621 301-826-8343 Friendsville, Maryland Compliments of PENNA LPS, INC. eee cr. GLASS Restaurant-Craft Shop Masonry Contractors mecigent, Md. 21520 Grantsville, Md. Clarence Glass Gerald Glass Tel-895-5171 Phone 826-8193 Phone 826-8405 DEE ANN Ladies Apparel = A Brand New BEN FRANKLIN STORE be. ene zee J. W. Jackson 5¢ 10¢ akland, aryian 114 2nd Street 334-9302 Oakland, Maryland Compliments of ee eee 3 RAILEY'S COTTAGES RUDY S Seam agiee: Deep Creek Lake, Maryland 149 Compliments of WARD AND NELL CLEMENS Complete line of Groceries and Meats Route 219 Deep Creek Lake, Maryland BEACHCOMBER MOTEL Deep Creekalake McHenry, Maryland 21541 Phone: 387-5596 SCHLOSNAGLE'S Groceries Phone 746-4171 Friendsville, Maryland Compliments of BET Ais GROG ER Floyd C. Hilda R. Hetz Proprietors 301 895-5626 Grantsville, Maryland Produce Clothing 150 SOMONE ADIN LODE COOPERATIVE DAIRY? INGs Meyersdale, Pennsylvania 634-6561 JOHNOw DU Row FUNERAL HOME 21 North Second Street Oakland, Maryland 334-3388 Ambulance Service NEWMAN FUNERAL HOME Grantsville, Maryland Chapels in Grantsville and in Friendsville TW 5-5222 SH 6-2481 DEAN'S JEWELRY 'Keepsake'' Diamonds 24 Kast Main Street Frostburg, Maryland Compliments of SAN TON'S MILL Grantsville, Maryland peeiNel (LOT Z Wholesale Meats Frostburg, Md. Box 253 Overbrook 9-8945 Fresh Dressed Meats Beef, Pork, Veal OAKLAND LUMBER CO. Pero birds otreet Oakland, Maryland 21550 Lumber-- Building Supplies-- Concrete 334-3933 WEBER'S Say it with Flowers Oakland, Maryland Phone 334-2147 SIRLIN Gos ORE Groceries and Dry Goods Mr. Mrs. Wilbur Beitzel Established 1895 662-6455 Springs, Pennsylvania ODRTO BRICK TILE WORKS INC. Masonry Tools and Supplies Quality Clay Products pincers .90Z 814-662-6461 Springs, Pennsylvania STYLE-RITE SoUet meet OLLeeL Oakland, Maryland Phone 334-2444 Compliments of HILL TOP INN He G7 o END erNG ; YOUrs ee vealer Compliments of JOHNSON MEMORIAL GOs Meyersdale, Pa. Phone 634-3271 Mey ersdalemmray Compliments of Compliments of FAULKNER'S RESTAURANT DIPASQUALE BROTHERS 137 Bast Liberty treet -FLORISTS- Oakland, Maryland Meyersdale, Pa. Phone 634-6251 Gla G eM UE Ee SECHLERS MUSIC STORE Complete Variety Store Musical Instruments - Stereo - Satisfaction Guaranteed I.V. - Radio - Guns Supplies Meyersdale, Pa. Meyersdale, Pa. Phone 638-2161 THOMAS DRUG STORE ip dey. AMevejoacmer iin dm Meee. CORNER DRUG STORE Adrian A. Thomas, R.P. Prescriptions Filled’ Gareruny 134 Center St. Mey ersdalew as Meyersdale, Pennsylvania PAUGIIS Compliments of SERVICE STATION POU EeHa = b eS LORKS SING. Phone 387-5652 Mevyersdale ba. Star Route Oakland, Md. Texaco Evinrude Compliments of Boats, Motors for Rent WALT'S GENERAL STORE S H MARINA, INC. McHenry, Maryland McHenry, Maryland Phone 387-5616 penvice Storage Compliments of LONG STRETCH MARKET Produce--Groceries--Sea Food-- Fresh Meats--Custom--Meat-- --Processing-- Phone 689-6182 WILMA'S HAIR STYLING CENTER Marsh Hill Road McHenry, Maryland CTW metoko he 4 Courtesy of JOAN 'SeBE AU Ye oH P NEWCOMER'S JEWELRY Deep Creek Lake, Oakland, Md. Searstown, Maryland DE 4-3309 152 Compliments of RODNEY'S BARBER SHOP Grantsville, Maryland Compliments of THE ENCHANTED MIRROR peoetast Alder Street Oakland, Maryland ao4-9125 MEORGE'S MARKET A B-R Store Phone (301) 895-5210 Grantsville, Md. OAKLAND OIL COMPANY Preescrioutor of Esso Oil Products Heating Oil and Gasoline Phone 334-2678 TOM KIGHT'S INSURANCE Oakland, Maryland SCHROCK'S MOBILE MILLING Complete on the Farm Service Contact Allen Schrock--662-9235 or Allen Miller--895-5164 SOrine stata. SAI4 BEACHY SONS Sales--Manufacturers--Service Lawn and Garden Equipment Small Engines Parts Phone 814-662-6472 Salisbury, Penna. 15558 PAUL'S PENNZOIL STATION 1026 E. Oak Street (Near Farmer's Market) Oakland: Mas 21550 Phone 334-4827 iicor all your car's needs!’ PAUIS Se LE xAGOmshERVIGE = Paul R. McKenzie-US Rt. 40 vie PheeOG0-55 (eso ly 2irmis Ww. = Frostburg, Md. - General Repairs - Welding - Gas - Oil Lubrication Service - Groceries BORD iss RUGoOLORE SING” Prescriptions and Russell Stover Candies Frostburg, Maryland 689-9965 Ford Tractor and Implements ARNOLD BROS. EQUIPMENT CORP. Box 296 Mt. Lake Park, Md. 334-9605 Compliments of SEGGIE'S TAVERN Accident, Maryland Marie and Nick Compliments of D. W. HERSHBERGER AGENCY Phone 895-5161 Grantsville, Maryland Compliments of HAROLD'S T.V. GREATER MARYLAND TOOL AND MFG. CORPORATION General Machine Work Accident, Maryland 826-8180 Compliments of CARL RICHTER Compliments of BOBBY WHO? INN Deep Creek Lake Compliments of DEAL'S REPAIR SHOP Welding and General Repair Glarences buds veal 826-5282 YODER'S LOCKER PLANT AND SELF-SERVE MARKET Custom Meat Processing Foods for your Freezer Phone (301) 895-5121 Grantsville Compliments of DR ve Caps ON Oakland, Md. HELBIG'S JEWELRY Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Watches Oakland, Maryland NU-WAY LAUNDRY l-hour cleaning Oakland, Maryland YOUGH MOTOR COMPANY Front End Alignment And Wheel Balancing 746-2051 Friendsville, Maryland RAY TEETS GARAGE, INC. Plymouth Chrysler Simca Valiant GMGstrucks Oakland, Md. 334-2137 FRIEND'S CLOVER FARM sTORe Friendsville, Md. 1T4A6—2 501 HILLTOP FRUIT MARKS Finest in Fruits Vegetables Wholesale and Retail TW 5-5463 or OV 9-5782 Compliments of DAVIS HARDWARE Grantsville, Maryland SWAUGER'S BARBER SHOP Grantsville, Md. Phone 895-5282 MILLER MACHINE SHOP Mine, Mill, and Farm Supplies Springs, Pennsylvania BET iY OlSsb2 AU RY one 895-5220 Grantsville, Maryland Compliments of W. E. SHIRER SONS Oakland, Maryland MARVIN'S MEN'S WEAR Clothes for Men Boys Quality is the buy word Phone 334-9211 123 Second Street HAWKINSON TREAD SERVICE UNIROYAL Compliments of Ort’s Incorporated Phone 334-3911 eetica 233 North Third Street Oakland, Maryland U.S. Royal, McCreary, and Goodrich Tires Engineered to keep your spare Loetieacriunic, POINT VIEW INN and MOTEL Deep Creek Lake 301-387-5555 155 Compliments of EDGE-O-LAKE RESTAURANT Deep Creek Lake, Md, Compliments of LAKE BREEZ MOTEL DNééepiCreeks lake Compliments of Dee ere RANG: Oakland, Maryland Water Well Drilling Septic Tanks Pumps JOHN J. BRENNEMAN Valley 6-8111 Accident, Maryland 21520 Telephone 662-6172 OT LO!'S sERVICGE- LA LION Tires, Batteries and Accessories Springs, Penna. 15562 J pS a GIOCHI EE Reet COMPANY, Groceries and Meats Salisbury, Pennsylvania McCLURES SERVICE STATION Esso Gasoline and Fuel Oil Phone - 662-2402 Salisbury, Pennsylvania LAURE DT SPORT SHOP Center Street Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Sporting Goods Exclusively Compliments of NEMACOLIN MOTEL Beach-Lodge-Marina Deep Greek Lake. Mada 387-5101 SHOWALTER'S VILLAGE Quality Furniture Home Appliances Phone 662-2931 Dalisbury, Pa. 15550 MAUST POULTRY FARM Accident, Md. Fresh Eggs Phone 826-8429 AUTOSAFE, INC, 1215 National Highway Lavale, Maryland Mohawk Tires Custom and Speed Parts Compliments of CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Meyersdale, Pa. BALDWINS Men's Clothing Furnishings and Shoes Meyersdale Pennsylvania BOLDEN'S SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family Newest Styles in School Shoes Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Compliments of HARDESTY'S Of Salisbury, Pa. For the best in: Hardware, Houseware, and Horseware Phone 814-662-4613 Compliments of Compliments of Cle GOINE Oa AUIND.RY DR. A. E, MANCE Friendsville, Maryland Phone: 746-2376 MAYTAG HIGHLANDER CENTER Compliments of Laundry and Car Wash IN qhe A Accident, Md. Phone: 826-8111 Oakland, Md. Open 7:30 A.M.--10:00 P.M. Heated Car Bays : WARD PRECUT NORTHERN WHITE MATERIALS, INC . : Easy to Assemble Low Maintenance From Foundation to Roof' Patrick A. Wolfe ee Box 64 merra Alta, W.Va. feiewooasebha.----926- Phone: 304-789-6794 Compliments of Friendsville, Maryland PATRONS The Style Shop Starlite Motel Will o! the Wisp Lenice E. Vitez The Cellar Door A. G. Gortner Earl Haenftling Hub's Harness Shop Bennie and Betty Pook Dr. Harold C. Ashby Matthew's Food Store Corl. Dee) Town Motel Statler Dry Cleaning Teets Bake Shop Frazee's Grocery, Restaurant Service Station 7) For Every Discerning Lad 'n' Lass Meyersdale, STORES Hee Heads The Fashion Class! Oakland, Md. Pa. LaVale Plaza Shopping Center in LaVale, Md. and Twenty-five Other Progressive Communities in W. Va. and Md. far ee Compliments of WISHING WELL Salisbury, Pa. Dancing, Pool, and Bowling MARSH HILL COTTAGES P.O.) boxes McHenry, Md. 21541 Owned and Operated by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Browning Phone: 387-5501 Area Gode sv 158 Compliments of D GeDRIVESIN Try our hoagies, pizza, chicken, and a variety of sandwiches. OAKLAND AUTO PARTS 100 E. Liberty St. Oakland, Md. Phone: 334-9441 Bridgestone Motorcycles REOOWM RAEN — — = aan ve o ; Aint a -. ’ oS Soa eS iN