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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1971 volume:

pee ne _— a ee ee Ser ante a Re res BES ah i sue ee ll ce ee s Northern Garrett County Jr.- Sr. Hiah School Accident, Maryland TABLE OF CONTENTS IN MEMORIAM DEDICATION SAE E SENIORS Senior Pictures Sr. Advisers and Officers Class Prayer Class History Baby Pictures Class Wills Senior Personalities JUNIORS Pictures Jr. Advisers and Officers 8-30 ol me Sf, 34-35 360-37 38-41 43 44-49 50 SOPHOMORES Pictures Sophomore Advisers and Officers GRADES Ninth Eighth Seventh FACULTY Administration Teachers ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ADS ol 58 aly 60-66 Over 73-77 mo 80 81-87 91-108 TO9= 122 L2GmL2G 129-161 No man is an island entire of itsclf; every fran is a _piece of the continent, a part of the mains . Donne Melvin E. Kesner, who served faithfully as our librarian for eighteen and one-half years. Ricky E. Fike (1953-1966), a member of the class of '71, shared a few months of our high school years. L S 3 a a L : DEDICATION We, the members of the North Staff Staff, proudly dedicate this yearbook to Mary Lou Frazee, Garrett County's first Jr. Miss. We wish her the best of everything in the years to come. Editor-in-Chief: Marla Frickey Business Manager: Steve Russell Adviser: Miss Miller Asst. Ed.: Norma Holloda Asst. Bus. Man.: James Oester Artists: Norma Hollada and Shirley Yoder Activities Ed. -- Linda Glotfelty Photographer: Feature Ed. -- Louise Bowser Mary Frazee Sports Ed. -- Rodney Warnick Feature Ed. -- Linda Bittinger Asst. Sports Ed. -- Barbara Weimer Organizations Ed. -- Linda Beachy Typists: FRONT -- Barbara Weimer, Linda Bittinger, Proofreaders: Bob Frazee, Donald Richter, Alma Sherry Augustine. BACK -- Linda Beachy, Linda Maust, Alice Miller Schrock, and Kathy Yoder CHRISTINE DIANE ARTICE upon! December 16, 1953 Curriculum: General Activities: Sr. Dance Club, Pep Club Ambition: To get away from Friendsville RICHARD KEITH BATES Bates March 23, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Sr. Band, Chess Club Pres., Library Asst-, Mag. Cam- paign, N.Y. Trip Ambition: Teaching SHERRY LYNN AUGUSTINE June 1, 1953 Curriculum: Clerical Activities: Office Asst., Sr. Dance Club Pres., Autumn Glory Princess, Yearbook, Secretary of Jr. Class, Sophomore Queen Candidate, Usher Ambition: Undecided PATRICIA LOU AULT PPatty.) May 18, 1953 Cwriculum: Academic Activities: Viking Editor, All State Chorus, French Club Sec., Quartet Club, Sr. Chorus, Sci- ence Club Treas., Mag. Campaign Ambition: Teacher TERRY ALLEN ARTICE December 5, 1951 Curriculum: General Ambition: Undecided LINDA GAIL BEACHY Lindy Feb 2ay0 2353 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Sr. Party Comm., Sr. Chorus, Library Asst., V.P. of French Club, Yearbook, N.Y- Trip, Prom Comm., Health Ca- reers Club Pres., Sophomore Dance Comm., Relations Board State Health Careers Club Ambition: Become an R.N. HARLAND GENE BEITZERL March 22, 1953 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Sr. Chorus, Hot Rod Club, Electronics Club Ambition: To live a successful life SHARON VIRGINIA BELL April 14, Tsp Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Student Council, Prom Decorating Comm., Viking Typist Ambition: To fulfill my dreams LARRY LYNN BEITZEL Barry Octee Lut953 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Electronics Club Ambition: Undecided RUTH ANNA BENDER Feb. 28, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Health Room Asst. , Health Careers Club Ambition: To be free RONALD RAE BEITZEL Randall Oct.1 20) 1954 Curriculum: General Activities: Wrestling Ambition: Get a good job and to be happy Tole SHARON ANN BISHOFF May 23, 1953 Cuwriculum: General Activities: Sr. Chorus, N.Y. Trip, Usher, Sr. Dance Club, Phys. Ed. Asst., Pep Club Ambition: Airline work LINDA GLOTFELTY BITTINGER pais fain sO, 1955 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Office Asst., Band, Nike Club, Prom Decoration Comm., Yearbook Feature Editor, Sophomore Class Hist., Quartet Club Ambition: To forget yesterday, live today and striv e for happiness tomorrow — —_— “taeeny Reerslip ging RITA JOAN BITTINGER July 26, 1953 Curriculum: Clerical Activities: Dance Club Ambition: Telephone operator DAVID RUSSELL BITTINGER Dave June 5,1953 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: F.F.A. Ambition: Truck Driver Yniao Us utie : Aa wore Zo and Mie Upavraw - B ednte Lemar aod jing | i Tow thy weortdl NOW 2 ce Ae QU he eteyptional Kul? (SEs me OP Mir Lee re Line: CO ith ack Gaui Aone) ante Mg Chal VA oe ee pear) Ae beer Com Ltd. aha Daa nae YWVike art LARRY ALLEN BLAND July 14, 1952 Curriculum: Auto Mechanics Activities: Spelunkers Club Ambition: Undecided eed ee ¢ ay $ Las ie HY +e SHERRY RUTH BITTINGER April 12, 1953 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Science Club, Sr. Chorus, Prom Comm. WILLIAM ROGER BITTINGER Willie July 26, 1952 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Wrestling, Letterman's Club Ambition: Airline receptionist or Ambition: To learn to wrestle a computer programmer someday ent Any weN DONNA MARIE BOWERS June 2, 1953 Curriculum: Clerical Activities: Sr. Dance Club Ambition: To get a good job and live a happy life oe A 35, BOWSER ECO May 16, 1953 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Sr. Band, Majorette, Twirlette Club Treas. and V.P., S.C., N.Y. Trip, Band Council ww Sy LINDA SUE BOWMAN ALICE MAE BOWSER Stretch Feb. 25, 1953 Decoys. oS Curriculum: Academic Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Sr. Band, Co-Feature Activities: Chorus Editor of Viking, N.Y. Trip, Art Ambition: To live a happy and Club, French Club successful life Ambition: College Pi dae [itz Zz) , | Do Khe Rade Keacher ot oe. Q gredr_ Ao , Mo Ae he re) bay Bay Ag, oN Pin hd a ; ¥ She af: elf bok hore aes Pt, df PE) Ober Ka Ax vd fo Pete upp pees jo oO A ress Yo-aot auek Coto afec Cor 40 LOUISE EILEEN BOWSER Aker Wezzie (uty.2 71953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Sr. Chorus, J.V. Cheerleader, Cheerleading Club, Student Council, Prom Comm., GARY LYNN BOWSER Usher, Sr. Chorus Pres., Year- Underdog July 6, 1952 book, N.Y. Trip, Quartet Club, Curriculum: Auto Mech. Soph. Queen Attendant Activities: Sr. High Hot Rod Club Ambition: To live a happy and Ambition: Air Force successful life SU ntio—d au % Me iy 4A RODNEY WAYNE BOWSER Rog? Octeeo wl 953 Curriculum: General Ambition: Get a good job RO tOnile (i aura lf Ah es A yay . WLLL “| ty apat PoOwoUk® ARNO i Soork Y LV, le HAN Uni ani + heirs Rp pani BWM inn NSIS UA BOY NGCLOL STEEL ef = PN fx YN ovr Vee, “a Wy dW waar VW QLup U LOX 4 { Ho a Lm Woon ‘ 4 MOD OU AH a = . 4 nv, Nm oN Am ot WIFI OTR, VY AMS Yr ' ‘ - ° nm Wa A+ VAQL Y ROW. BARBARA ELIZABETH CARLSON Barb fualy 347 919538 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Band, Jr. Dance Club, Honor Roll, Phys. Ed. Asst., Li- brary Asst., New York Trip Ambition: To be a bookkeeper and have a successful marriage QA + VK NN NSN ) ay c a OPA “ {). A = CKARD. FI WIRD JAMES RICKY BRENNEMEN Rick Decl yt 953 Curriculum: General Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council Alt. Ambition: Be a Disc Jockey JACK EDWARD CAMPBELL Sept. 19) 1951 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: President of Auto Me- chanics Club Ambition: State Police 12 WILLIAM DALE BUCKEL Mel Oct. 4571954 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Band, Yearbook, Spelunkers Club, New York Trip Ambition: Draftsman or Naval career GARY LOWRY CLINTON May 31, 1953 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Horsemen's Club Ambition: Start an Auto Body Shop DALE EUGENE CODDINGTON ibe NGVs,cc, 1952 Curriculum: General Activities: Industrial Arts Club Ambition: Undecided Boon ae [coal Rung MARY ELIZABETH DOWNTON Betsey May 12,11953 Cuwriculum: Commercial Activities: Yearbook, Health Careers Club, Independent Art Study Ambition: Legal Sec. : Ce ee GARY RAY DEAL UDea il Oct. 24, 1952 Curriculum: General Activities: None Ambition: Armed Forces SHIRLEY LORENE DUMIRE USharl Bug .acon noose Curriculum: Clerical Activities: Hi- Y Club Ambition: To be happy as a nurse MAUDE ALETHA DETRICK Marty Walvic Hoos Curriculum: Clerical Activities: Sr. Dance Club Cashier Ambition: Be happy with whatever I do DANIEL CLARK DURST Danny June’ 7, 1953 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Wrestling, Hot Rod Club, V.P. FFA, Pres. FFA Ambition: Get a good job and make money ; Ro fe SONDRA E DURST Sue Feb. 28, 1952 Curriculum: General Activities: Sr. Dance Club, Health Room Asst., S.C. Alter- nate Ambition: Undecided ISAAC REID EVANS Reid March 8, 1953 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Ind. Arts Club Ambition: Undecided WILLIAM DALE DURST Durst wore bal il Jan. 20, 1953 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Ind. Arts Club Ambition: Undecided JUDY ANN DURST Déce a image Curriculum: Academic © Activities: Chorus, Hi- Y Club, Health Room Asst. Ambition: Registered Nurse DALE EDWARD FAZENBAKER May 6, 1953 Curriculum: General Ambition: To make lots of money JENNIFER LYNNE FAILINGER Jenny Dee. 277019534 Curriculum: Clerical Activities: Hi- Y Club Ambition: To become a beauti- cian or a secretary Roden Bkerpny Tagong Yow ba BARBARA DALE FERGUSON Barb pept..17, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Band, S.C. Alt., Pres. of Pep Club, Pres. of Band, French Club, New York Trip, Magazine Campaign Ambition: ak ia Nurse Bader” MARY LOU FRAZEE Mary Lou July AS, 61953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Band, J.P. Sousa Award, All-State Band, Nike Club, French Club, Quartet Club, Yearbook Staff, New York Trip, Garrett Co. Jr. Miss Ambition: Professional Musician i NGA i i) WAY uC THOS Nae, L TY, q SUSAN JOLENE FIKE Br, Lo Jo June 26; a Curriculum: General Activities: Jr.-Sr. Dance Club, Office Asst., Health Room Asst., S.C. Rep. and Alt., Magazine Campaign Ambition: Get a good job 7 (Ow WWue! R, av. Ma Wace a mo! MY 1g ¥ DHOt + a 1 200 AO ( O aug neal DRL Seen RAE FRAEE Nance Man ORR TOS30 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Soph. Queen Atten- dant, Captain of Varsity Cheer- leaders, Pres. and Sec. of Cheer- leaders Club, Jr. Class Treas., SPeC lassiSecs 4S. Ci Rep Ambition: To be happy with whatever life has to offer PHILIP ORVAL FISHER “Philiie! May 26, 1952 Curriculum: General Activities: Football, Industrial Arts Club, and Basketball Ambition: Join the Air Force or get a good job ROGER FLOYD FRAZEE Jebate AO | wheksys! Curriculum: Vocational Ambition: Undecided PENNY LU FRIEND Pittstop Sept-129,111993 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Sr. Band, Band Coun- cil Sec. and Rep., Color Guard, S.C. Sec. and Rep., Soph. Class Treas. ,) Science €lub) Sees, Vik- ing Staff, Garrett County Charette and Maryland Conference on Education Ambition: To go to college MARLA GAIL FRICKEY Marley Sune toy oo Curriculum: Academic Activities: Homecoming Queen, Yearbook Editor, Sr. Band, Band Council, Science Club, Spelunk- ers Club Sec., Sr. Class Treas., Prom Comm. Ambition: To attend college and become a marine biologist TERRY WILLIAM GARIITZ Henry Aug... 35 1953 Curriculum: General Activities: Building trades Ambition: To become a Park Ranger or Carpenter TIMOTHY WAYNE GALICA Pollock Aug..29,91953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Wrestling, Football Captain, Boys State, Sr. Band, Sr. Dance Club, New York Trip, Lettermen's Club, Autumn Glory Escort Ambition: To go to college 16 EUGENIA SUE FRIEND Geni May 75 1953 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Sr. Band, Majorette, Twirlette Club Treas. and Sec., U.N. Trip Ambition: A happy and successful ata? Abe JAMES EMERSON GEORGE “yim Octs20ses952 Curriculum: General Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Sr. Chorus, Quartet Club, New York Trip, Industrial Arts Club Ambition: To live life as it comes KENNETH CLAIR GILPIN Tobe May 12, 1952 Cwriculum: General Activities: Football, V. Pres. Sr. Class, Lettermen's Club Ambition: To drive in the Daytona 500 DENNIS GERALD GLOTFELTY Herby June 12, 1952 Cwriculum: General Activities: Football, Lettermen's Club Ambition: To ride Fred and Joker in the Kentucky Derby DALE ROBERT GLASS Dale May 27, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Band, Managing Ed. Viking, Football, Baseball, Hot Rod Club, Lettermen's Club, Honor Roll, New York trip, S.C. Alt. Ambition: To play pro baseball or become a lawyer and live out west JOAN LOUISE GLOTFELTY Joanie Nov. 6, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Magazine Campaign Mgr. and Homeroom Capt., Band, Spelunker's Treas., Art Club, Viking Staff, Sr. Trip Ambition: To promote peace GERALDINE LEONA GLASS Geri Dea 165) 1953 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Chorus, Prom Comm., Viking Staff Ambition: To be a,secretary Uris ERA DD ‘ oy SIT PLYLY JUDI ELLE Pe “jude? Decen is i955 Curriculum: General Activities: Viking Staff, Prom Comm. Ambition: To marry the most wonderful guy in the worl@ eee Sho ee JAMES EDWIN GRIFFITH Mi iiveoyt Noy..; 2, 1952 Curriculum: Vocational Electron- ics Activities: Prom Comm., Boys State, Chess Club Pres., New York Trip, Spelunkers Club Ambition: To go to college, be an electrical engineer WILLIAM EDWIN HERRING Bre fan 318.0 1953 Curriculum: General Activities: Electronics Club Ambition: To enlist in the Navy BETTY LOU GLOVER Nov. 2, 1953 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Dance Club, Horse- men's Club, FFA Sweetheart Candidate Ambition: To be a success in life Nina Wun FO Lod-ryq, eas OND BAN Os ANU LA uA | oases, Sioa 1A 4 mm ads Yc SRP ho IX OC pote anes Hrd WO HAD. Boas 5 Shp ey UN hs. Lo aX Qo Y ath, ChUNN. A YN ¢ SA . ean. GARY ALLEN HINEBAUGH Clemente Nove sel ooe Curriculum: General Activities: Baseball, Football, Chorus, J. V. Basketball, Boys State, Hot Rod Club, Lettermen's Club Ambition: To play for the Pitts- burgh Pirates Bay oat DOROTHY MARIE HANFT March 14, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Band, French Club, Health Careers Club V.P., State Health Careers Club Recording Sec., Health Rm. Asst., Soph. Dance Comm., Prom Comm. Ambition: To become an R.N. CATHERINE FAY HINEBAUGH Cathirenee Sept..7,- 1953 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Soph. Queen, Varsity Cheerleader Co-Captain, Jr. Autumn Glory Princess, Autumn Glory Maid of Honor Ambition: Business school and then Airline work ROBYN RAE HOOK Hook creed, 1953 Curriculum: General Activities: Jr. Dance Club, Sr. Dance Club, Pep Club, Phys. Ed. Asst. Ambition: To get a good job and mM a successful life (ao dc uw CO what he Totes are fy o CAs Toocho ancl c [ pun eipal, ou |g Nelly top 0a! Be muck uel D mah not Kew a ng AM Te Neep ny Ut TAL Crus TARA LEE KEPLINGER n fate COLL Terri March 29, (D958 Curriculum: General ee a C) Activities: Sr. Chorus, New York Trip Ambition: To get a good job and live a happy life OLIVER ASE HOOVER Ollie March 29, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Yearbook, Chess Club, Magazine Campaign Ambition: Bible College WILLIAM ROBERT KINZEY Reval Oct) TA 953 Curriculum: Vocational Ambition: Draftsman WANDA LOUISE HOUSER May 22, 1952 Curriculum: Clerical Activities: Sr. F.H. A. Sec. Ambition: To help people less fortunate than myself and to do God's will in my life Racondkas ps Pero - En4 MARGARET DIANNE KIRKHAM Margy ! Septnayehooe Curriculum: General Activities: New York Trip, Prom Comm.) F.H-A. Pres; Ambition: To be an official wave namer at Ocean City ROBERT GENE KLOTZ Bob February 21, 1953 Curriculum: Vocational Ambition: Auto Mechanic EDWARD PAUL McKENZIE Ed Sept ae. pLlos Curriculum: General Activities: Jr. Class Pres., Prom Comm., Usher, S.C., Boys State, Sr. Band, Lettermen's Club, Bas- ketball, Baseball Ambition: Architectural Draftsman UNinw Udueertp : owe CAL OT0 Othe nragh COA CUS SA ae Ato sha naan Naeem ae doc inva ne Ce A ove LOnw | of . SOURISTINA MARIA TEACHER ove, as, Kissy Aug; 25, 1952 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Viking Staff Ambition: To marry the guy of my dreams CARL EUGENE McCROBIE Crobie Curriculum: General Activities: Hot Rod Club, Sr. Dance Ambition: Radio D.]J. 20 April 26, 1953 Die quer Hod. VY maan dis SHERRY RAE LAWSON Sher Nov... 23, 1953 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Jr. Dance Club, Sr. Chorus, N.Y. Txipjese Geos Dance Club Treas. Ambition: Court Stenographer vy dd. Wacute: y 9 2 LWy aroh woe CLA 66 pu Pudud us rin Je mk i e078 ung bo dels Uck ut LO 9, aat do KRG we } 4 = Val ap | Glace oli) demmtutetallle 347) OQ) WILLIAM NATHAN MERRINER ii telemBelbLl Septs 25 ieee Curriculum: General Activities: Chorus, Occupational Work Experience Ambition: Undecided i JAMES ARNOLD MEYERS Ui pbaall! February 14, 1952 Curriculum: General Activities: Dance Club Ambition: Undecided RHODA IRENE MILLER Radda SEOL elo oe Curriculum: Academic Activities: Health Room Ass't. , French Club, Psychology Club Ambition: Nurse PAUL EDWARD MEYERS Paul! February 23, 1949 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: FFA Club Ambition: Undecided STEVEN LAWRENCE MYERS Mars August 3, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Student Council Pres. , Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Sr. Chorus, Lettermen!'s Club, Autumn Glory Escort, Soph- omore Class Pres., Prom Comm., Viking Staff, U.N. Trip, Boys State Ambition: U.S. Coast Guard RICHARD KAROL MEYERS Ricky Sticky Deeny30, 1953 Curriculum: General Activities: None Ambition: Find a good job LONNIE EDWARD NUGENT Harry ! Noval.) 195i Curriculum: General Activities: None Ambition: Undecided SHERMAN EDWARD OESTER February 24, 1953 Curriculum: Vocational Ambition: To make the best of life and have fun IRVIN GEORGE PLATTER Junior May 22, 1952 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: FFA Ambition: Truck Driver PEGGY ANN OPEL Peg July 22, 1953 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Health Careers Club Ambition: Nurse JUNE LAURETTA OPEL June 22; 1953 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Health Careers Club Ambition: Practical Nurse MARVIN DALE PLATTER Marvy May 21, 1953 Curriculum: General Activities: Chess Club Ambition: Undecided RICHARD LEO RAILEY Rick September 25, 1953 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: FFA Ambition: Undecided VERNE MARINE RECKART Verna ime s2 491952 Curriculum: General Activities: Health Careers Club. F.H.A., Dance Club Ambition: To become a good nurse and be happy Curriculum: Steno¥raphic Activities: Sr. Band, Hi-Y Club Treas., Office Assistant Ambition: To be happy and successful STEPHEN RAY REESE Steve April 26, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Football, Baseball, Lettermen's Club reas Sr. Chorus, Viking Sports Editor Ambition: Work for the Telephone Company PAUL EUGENE RILEY Snag April23 taLos2 Curriculum: General Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Soccer, Jr. Class Play Ambition: Work for Columbia Gas System, TERRY EUGENE REICHENBECHER Novi. 15; 11953 Curriculum: General Activities: Chess Club Ambition: Forestry CHARLES LEO RINKER Chuck Noyvin2; 1952 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Boys State, Sr. Chorus, Hot Rod Club, Ind. Arts Club, Baseball, Basketball, Usher, N.Y. Trip Ambition: To succeed in what- ever I do LA RUE THEORA ROEDIGER March 6, 1953 Curriculum: Clerical Activities: Hi-Y Club Ambition: Telephone operator or Clerical work DONALD EDWARD SAVAGE Frog Octs 25,nbg05 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: F.F.A. Judging Team and Public Speaking, F.F.A. State V.-Pres. Ambition: State Police STEPHEN MORGAN RUSSELL, JR. Ste-e-eve Novia Lt 5S Curriculum: Academic Activities: Spelunkers Club, Boys State, Eighth Maryland J.S.H. Ambition: To get along WALTER HOWARD ROSS Ross July 14, 1953 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Hot Rod Club, Ind. Arts Club Ambition: Electrician MICHAEL RAY SAVAGE Mike Oct alOmmigos Curriculum: Vocational Activities: None Ambition: Undecided DENISE JOANN SAVAGE Nese Dec wLOnLigoS Curriculum: General Activities: Sr. Chorus, Viking Staff, Dance Club, U.S. History Club Ambition: To brighten someone's day with a smile and to make people happy 24 ERIC JOHN SCHLOSNAGLE perc? Heopiee,, 1952 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Chess Club, Spelunker's Clap weoets, Chorus, Prom Comm., Boys State Ambition: Airplane pilot DARLENE RAE SCHNATTERLY “Darl! Sept. 20, 1905 Curriculum: General Activities: Dance Club, Future Nurses Club Ambition: To have a successful life and one day get married STEPHEN RAY SCHLOSNAGLE Steve Noy. 20, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Viking Editor, S.C. Representative, Quill Scroll, Spelunker's Club, French Club Ambition: To leave footprints LINDA RUTH SCHROCK Wibyiaye en OCtaiZO woos Curriculum: Academic Activities: French Club, Yearbook Psychology Club, Honor Roll Ambition: To communicate with and help others ? ROBERT DALE SCHMUCK Bobby 23 Hayes March 31, 1953 Curriculum: General Activities: Letterman's Club, Foot- ball, Baseball, Hot Rod Club, Band Ambition: To further my education DOROTHY JEAN SINES Dottie Febi26, 01953 Curriculum: General Activities: Dance Club Treas., Library Asst., Chorus, Pep C, Heart Fund Queen, P.E. Asst. Ambition: To be real happy! PEGGY LOIS SINES Peg June 22,7 1953 Curriculiin: Academic Activities: Majorette, Drum Ma- jorette, Band, Sophomore Class Sec., Majorette C., Band Council Ambition: Laboratory Tech. RONALD LEE SLAGLE NSlaglels OE 2a, oaaS Curriculum: General Activities: Basketball, Industrial Arts Club Ambition: Become an Industrial Arts Teacher ROBERT HENRY SINES Bob! Feb. Oni 952 Curriculum: General Activities: Dance Club, Hi-Y Club Ambition: Undecided JUNE LOUISE SMITH Snuffy June 30, 1953 Curriculum: General Activities: Dance, C.,) Pep Gin 7P: E- Asst., Prom Refreshment Comm. Ambition: To get out of Garrett County and live a successful life any ADRA ANN SISLER Adra Octii2, slvau Curriculum: General Activities: FFA, FHA ” Ambition: To do my best in what- V ever COMmes my way GUY LYNN STOCKSLAGER Guy ! June 25, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Chorus, Viking Pho- tographer, Spelunker's C., Quartet C., Maryland Regional Center for the Arts Ambition: To live, live, live! BARBARA SUE SUTER Barb ged 11.952 Curriculum: General Activities: F.H.A., U.N. Trip Ambition: To travel around the world JOYCE DARLENE TEATS June 4, 1952 Curriculum: Clerical Activities: F.H.A. Ambition: Get married and be a good mother RICHARD ALLEN SUTER Ricky March 25, 1952 Curriculum: Building Trades Activities: None Ambition: Undecided CAROLYN VANSICKLE THOMAS Carol Aug. Lo,e1955 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Sr. Band, Sr. Majorette, iwirette Club V..Pres: S.C, Ala temate i 4 4 Ambition: Undecided yr re GRANT DEAN SUTHERLAND, JR. Grunt July: 2251953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Soph. Class Parl., V. Presias Jt.)-Clacs (boys. State, S.C. Treas., J. V. Basketball, J. V. and Varsity Football, Wrestling, Viking, Lettermen's Club, Band Council, UN. Trip, Band’V.. Pres. Ambition: To make the world a little better DAVID ALLEN THOMAS Dave May 5, 1952 Curriculum: General Activities: Ind. Arts Club Ambition: To be a game warden JUDITH KATHLEEN VINCENT Judi Feb. 9, 1953 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Sr. Dan lub, Sr. Chorus Co (WY uN : y 92 CHARLES WILLIAM TURNER, Jr. Bb Decwnes ng o3 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Sr. Dance Club Ambition: Get a good job RODNEY BENSON WARNICK Rod Pebuatauelaos Curriculum: Academic Activities: Varsity Baseball, Bas- ketball, Football, Sr. Lettermen's Club, Sr. Class Pres., Honor Roll, Soph. V. Pres., Sr. Band, Autumn Glory Escort, Usher, Prom Comm., Yearbook, Boys State, New York Trip, Ambition: College and Collegiate Sport ° PATRICIA FERN WALKER Patty May 24, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Sr. Dance Club, Mag- azine Homeroom Rep., Intramural Champions, Mental Health Stu- dent, New York Trip 28 : 0 en Ae pol ts vy Quo ALWWdsS W0d, Barbe RICKY EUGENE VanSICKLE Wildman Aug. 9,7 1955 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Hot Rod Club, Ind. Arts Club Ambition: To become a millionaire Lee ; Qh) | an YW 0 Adlkeciuc. BARBARA JANETTE WEIMER Barb March 20, 1953 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Yearbook, Sr. Band, Hi=Y Club Sec... Drama Clupev: Pres., S.C. Rep., Magazine Cam- paign Captain, FFA Sweetheart Cand., New York Trip, Nike Club Sec. Ambition: To be a secretary MICHAEL ALLEN WEIMER Mike April 5,. 1953 Curriculum: Vo. Ag. Activities: FFA Sec., FFA judging and basketball, FFA State Con- vention Ambition: To be a successful farmer RANDALL ROBERT WILEY Unenay sor''Epp'' Jan, 4, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Sr. Hot Rod Club, Let- termen's Club, Wrestling, Sr. Chorus, N.Y. trip Ambition: To live a happy and most successful life . 6 PATRICIA ANN WENGERD Y Patti. Pet sel os Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Sr. Chorus, Jr.-Sr. Dance Club, Prom Decorating Comm, Ambition: Attend Secretarial school and then get married WANDA CLAUDINE WILT Becky Septiea,) £903 Curriculum: Stenographic Activities: Sr. Class Parl., Sr. Dance Club V-Pres., S.C. Rep., Prom Dec. Comm., Pep Club, Yearbook, Phys. Ed. Asst. yer Ambition: Beautician LEWIS BLAINE WILEY Screw Oct shZ sea ioe Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Sr. Hot Rod Club Ambition: To be free and happy DANNY EDISON WILT Nov. 29, 1952 Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Ambition: To get a job in the Forestry or Game Department KATHLEEN SUE YODER Kathy March 14, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: French Club, Psychology Club, Yearbook, Jr. Miss Contest Ambition: Attend college and re- ceive a degree in nursing JAMES MILLARD YODER Jamesway Oct iy raga Curriculum: General Activities: Electronics Club Ambition: Truck driver LOU ANN WISOR Louie March 6, 1953 Curriculum: General Activitiess;S.. Cy Rep, , SrivCho- rus, Quartet Club Sec., All-State Chorus, N.Y. trip, Healthroom Asst. Ambition: Practical Nursing RACHEL SHARON YODER Sharon May 17, 1953 Curriculum: Academic Activities: Honor Roll, French Club, FTA V-Pres. and Pres., Vik- ing Staff, Quill and Scroll Ambition: To listen, to care and to communicate PHILIP WAYNE YODER Flip AUS ig Looe Curriculum: Vocational Activities: Library Asst., Model Car Club, Auto Mech. Club Ambition: To be a mechanic OREN DALE YODER Oreo HY, 81953 Curriculum: General Activities: Spelunking Club, Var- sity Basketball Ambition: Undecided 30 SHIRLEY RUTH YODER Shirl March 9, 1953 Curriculum: Clerical Activities: V. Pres. Sr. FHA, Year- book, Nike Club, Hi-Y Ambition: To be a commercial artist or beautician SENIOR Treas.: Marla Frickey, Pres.: Rodney Warnick, Parl.: Wanda Wilt, V. Pres.: Ken Gilpin, Hist.: Nancy Frazee, Sec.: Cathy Hinebaugh ADVISORS Mr. Yunker Mr. Keplinger yl CLASS PRAYER God, We are more than one hundred and twenty. Youlare.one, Our hopes and dreams, Our aims and goals, Our joys and sorrows, Our problems an d potentials, Are more than one hundred and twenty. You are one. One -- yet you understand each inner life, You have hopes, And you dream dreams for each of us. We thank you For your understanding, For your forgiveness, For your help In bringing us to this point of turning -- This putting off of childhood -- This putting on of adulthood -- And we ask you To help us in our adulthood To become like you, To be understanding, To know ourselves as you know us, To see others as you see them, To become one in your love, And as your children To bring the world together. We who are more than one hundred and twenty Ask you -- who are one To fulfill your dreams in us. Father, In the name of your son Jesus we ask this. Amen, -- Sharon Yoder CLASS MOTTO The past is a vanishing vapor, so let us look to the future as a coming fact. -- Grant Sutherland CLASS COLORS Baby Blue and White 2� CLASS FLOWER Blue-Tinted Carnation CLASS HISTORY The beginning of being full-fleged senior high students -- sophomores -- came to us in the year of 1968. To lead our class as officers, we chose Steve Myers as president, Rodney Warnick as vice-president, and Peggy Sines, Penny Friend, and Linda Glotfelty as secretary, treasurer, and historian, respectively. Five sophomores attained school positions when Nancy Frazee and Cathy Hinebaugh represented our class on the Varsity cheerleading squad, while Peggy Sines and Connie Bowser were chosen to lead our band as majorettes, along with Geni Friend and Carolyn Van Sickle, who had begun their second year. Elected by the student body, Grant Sutherland served as Student Council Treasurer. The highlight was the annual sophomore dance, presented during the spring of the year. Our theme was Incense and Peppermints, '' with Cathy Hinebaugh reigning as the queen. Our junior year soon rolled around with Eddie McKenzie elected president, Grant Sutherland as vice-president, Sherry Augustine as secretary, and Nancy Frazee holding the office of treasurer. Two of the most memorable events of the year were the arrival of class rings and when the Juniors’ honoring the Seniors with the annual junior-senior prom. Our prom theme was 'Shangrila,'' and senior Linda Uphold was selected as the queen. Steve Myers was elected by the Student body as vice-president of the Student Council, while Penny Friend filled the position of secretary. During the summer of 1970, 13 boys from the junior class attended Boys State at the Naval Academy in Annapolis. In the fall of our junior year we selected Cathy Hinebaugh as junior princess in the Autumn Glory Festival with Steve Myers as her escort. September 1970 -- the time had finally arrived; we were Seniors! Our first senior class meeting was opened by our president, Rodney Warnick. To assist him in managing the busi- ness of our class we elected Ken Gilpin, vice-president; Nancy Frazee, secretary; Marla Frickey, treasurer; Cathy Hinebaugh, historian; and Wanda Wilt, parliamentarian. Ready to help our school in cheering, Nancy Frazee and Cathy Hinebaugh began their senior year on the varsity cheerleading squad as captain and co-captain, respectively. The Senior Band had Peggy Sines leading them as head majorette and Barbara Ferguson as Band president. Steve Myers served as Northern's Student Council president. Members of the football team making Tri-Valley Allstars were Rick Brenneman and Denny Glotfelty; Honorable Mention was given to seniors Grant Sutherland, Tim Galica, and Steve Reese. One highlight of the football sea- son was the football team's selection of Marla Frickey as the 1970 Homecoming Queen with Sherry Augustine, Barbara Ferguson, Nancy Frazee, Penny Friend, Cathy Hinebaugh, and Peggy Sines as her court. Also, the senior class selected Cathy Hinebaugh as maid of honor with Rodney Warnick as her escort and Sherry Augustine as senior princess with escort Tim Galica, to represent Northern at the Autumn Glory Festival. Attending All-State Chorus were Patty Ault and Lou Ann Wisor, with Mary Frazee attending All-State Band. Seniors heading the VIKING newspaper were Steve Schlosnagle and Patty Ault, with Marla Frickey serving as editor of the NORTH STAR. During the week of October 16, Ricky Bates attended the Drug Workshop in Hagerstown. Senior pictures, memory books, and senior keys arrived with many other memorable events still ahead for the class of '71. The arrival of announcements, the United Nations Trip, the senior dinner, the prom, the senior picnic, sermon night, and, of course, our ultimate goal -- Graduation! 33 iy hn SENIOR WILL CHRISTINE ARTICE wills to her brothers good luck at NHS. SHERRY AUGUSTINE wills Dale Umbel a purple suit like Cookie Man's to wear when he fills the cookie vending ma- chines. PATTY AULT wills Mrs. Sines a bottle of nerve pills. RICK BATES wills new members of the Senior Band his marching ability. LINDA BEACHY wills to anyone who wants it her ability to blush easily, her red hair, and all the teasing that goes with Abs HARLAND BEIT ZEL wills to Mr. Trickett more students like Wayne Umbel. LARRY BEITZEL wills a fleet of recliner chairs to the Auto Mechanics Department. RON BEITZEL wills Morris Warnick his speed. SHARON BELL wills Mrs. Yunker and Mrs. Sines another student just like her. RUTH BENDER wills Mrs. Durst her ability to write legibly. May future health room assistants be able to read her in- structions, SHARON BISHOFF wills John and Bill lots of BB's. DAVID BITTINGER wills all his bad behavior on 17-A to Eugene Durst. LINDA BITTINGER wills Karmen, Tom, and Lisa a bushel of patience to stick with NHS, and all her love to Mike and Sheli Lin! RITA BITTINGER wills her bus driver a set of ear plugs so the kids can play the radio. SHERRY BITTINGER wills NHS a 1910 Bubble Gum Machine. BILL BITTINGER wills his Bridgestone to anyone who is crazy enough to want it. LARRY BLAND wills Bill Kinzey his T shifter. DONNA BOWERS wills permanent gears to Larry Warnick for his Cobra. LINDA BOWMAN wills rolling toilet paper holders to the school. ALICE BOWSER wills to her younger sisters the ability to keep certain blue-eyed boys plenty embarrassed. CONNIE BOWSER wills Geni a trip to look-out, to ''Rocky, '' her baby brother, and Steve a big bottle of Jade East. GARY BOWSER wills Lew Wiley two front fenders for the F85 Olds, Larry Bland an Olds rear and a set of XPL-80 racing tires. LOUISE BOWSER wills Rich Younkin a pair of socks so he doesn't have to run through the wet grass at night in his bare feet! RODNEY BOWSER wills Wayne Casteel some of his weight. RICK BRENNEMAN wills his Volkswagen to anybody that's dumb enough to have one. BILL BUCKEL wills Marvin Platter a Mustang to replace his car, '' and Dale Glass his alertness while hunting. JACK CAMPBELL wills Coach Kuhn his gym shoes. BARBARA CARLSON wills her straight hair to Dave. GRANT CLINTON wills his black hat to Dave Wiley. GARY DEAL wills Mrs. Yunker another good U.S. History Class like his. MARLITA DETRICK wills to Mrs. Harman another cashier like her -- they got along so well. MARY DOWNTON wills Harold Wiley and Bus 18-A a new band of angels. SHIRLEY DUMIRE wills Marty to Donnie -- hoping he will find a cure for her temper. DANNY DURST wills Mr. Humberson a motorized wheelchair to make his rounds. JUDY DURST wills her sister, Betty, and Sandy Wengerd the ability to skate backward. SONDRA DURST wills Mr. Yunker new erasers so dust doesn't settle on her books. REID EVANS wills future electronics students many shocking experiences in the lab. JENNY FAILINGER wills her sense of humor to anyone who is always down in the dumps. DALE FAZENBACKER wills his hair to Mr. Keplinger. BARBARA FERGUSON wills her car keys to Bob in case he loses his. JOLENE FIKE wills her ability to shoot paper wads in Drafting Class without getting caught to Robyn Hook. PHIL FISHER wills his Ford pickup to Mr. Humberson for his collection. MARY FRAZEE wills her place as Bassoonist for All-State Band to Jim Edmiston. NANCY FRAZEE wills the future Varsity Cheerleaders all the Friday afternoon talks with Coach Lear, who is always will- ing to listen and help. ROGER FRAZEE wills Mr. Forsythe a lock for his door to keep his students in class. MARIA FRICKEY wills Sandy and Robin the ability to hang in there when the going gets rough. GENI FRIEND wills Connie her won car to zoom in, and another screwdriver. PENNY FRIEND wills a little hope and understanding to the multitude of narrow-minded people. TIM GALICA wills Coach Lear to Pollocks, and brass knuckles to Coach Lear for Tom Harmon. TERRY GARLITZ wills Phil Yoder his diet plan. 36 ROBYN HOOK wills her brother the ability to make it through NHS. OLIVER HOOVER wills his little blue Falcon to Darlene Riley so she can run around, and to Gary Bowser a good georne try grade. WANDA HOUSER wills her ability to succeed in life to Judy Beeman. TARA KEPLINGER wills Mrs. Yunker, Mr. Keplinger as an Avon Representative. BILL KINZEY wills Larry Bland a Z28 Cam, Walt Ross, Lee Coddington, and Lynn Fike, a new spotlight, and Rick Van- Sickle a 426 Hemi. MARGY KIRKHAM wills Bob and Peg a Mayflower van, and loads of fun in Garrett Co. ROBERT KLOTZ wills his 1959 Hillman to Ron Blocher. SHERRY LAWSON wills all her obscene letters to a girl in Friendsville. CHRIS LEGEER wills all the fun she had in her senior year to D.A.B. CARL McCROBIE wills Mrs. Yunker a felt ' T handle for her Hurst Shifter, and her son, Tim, a million license plates. EDDIE McKENZIE wills the very best to all of Northern's athletes. JIM MEYERS wills Mr. Loughrie a few new Christian jokes. RICHARD MEYERS wills Buddy Umble his ability to get a decent girl to sit beside him and keep his P.O.D. notes in order. RHODA MILLER wills Dale Glass and Steve Russell her ability to speak Pa. Dutch. STEVE MYERS wills Chuck Rinker a taxi so he doesn't need to use his car, LONNIE NUGENT wills Mr. Keplinger a new student to take his place in Sr. Science. JUNE OPEL wills Dave Stephens a new Volkswagen. IRVIN PLATTER wills all his bad behavior to Mr. Loughrie. VERNA RECKART wills a great big class of 7th grade boys to Mr. Kuhn. STEVE REESE wills Mr. Kuhn more promising sophomores to sit back and smile about. TERRY REICHENBECHER wills Randy Wiley a used chew of tobacco. JUDY RICHTER wills Alana Skidmore her football knowledge so she can tell when R.W. is carrying the ball. PAUL RILEY wills his path to Don Shunk -- may he follow in his footsteps and never have any girl problems. CHUCK RINKER wills Patty Bender boxing gloves for Valley games. LA RUE ROEDIGER wills her ability to get someone else's guy to Jenny Failinger, and her ability to keep a guy to Cathy Albright. WALT ROSS wills Lee Coddington his Ski Doo. STEVE RUSSELL wills Mrs. Pavone many more students like himself. DENISE SAVAGE wills Mrs. Sines five Viking typists just like the five she had this year. DONALD SAVAGE wills his bus driver a bigger mirror and a bull whip. MIKE SAVAGE wills his motorcycle to Larry Sebold. ERIC SCHLOSNAGLE wills Elaine, Stan, and Doug all the happy times and wonderful memories he had at NHS. STEVE SCHLOSNAGLE wills a jar of aspirin to next year's VIKING editors. BOB SCHMUCK wills his little blue Mustang to Barb so she has something to run around in. DARLENE SCHNATTERLY wills Cindy Bowser her ability to be happy at NHS. LINDA SCHROCK wills Miss Miller a quiet English class -- enjoy the quietness. DOTTY SINES wills Bonnie and Barb the ability to be happy at NHS. PEGGY SINES wills Denny a permanent clutch for his Firebird, and lots of love. ROBERT SINES wills Curt Nugent luck with the girls. ADRA SISLER wills strength and encouragement to complete school to NHS students. RONALD SLAGLE wills Kris DeWitt his ability to jump. JUNE SMITH wills her ability to turn down a cigarette to Rita Cosner. GUY STOCKSLAGER wills his ability with a camera to next year's VIKING photographer -- may he use it in good health. BARBARA SUTER wills all her great years at NHS to Bea. GRANT SUTHERLAND wills peace of soul and mind to anyone who knows where to find it. JOYCE TEATS wills Debbie Teats some of her shyness. CAROL V, THOMAS wills her senior year to Mrs. Yunker. DAVID THOMAS wills Mr. Loughrie's mule a female partner. CHARLES TURNER wills his dog and two roosters to Mr. Loughrie for Vo. Ag. RICK VANSICKLE wills all of his coon dogs to Mr. Ron Kuhn. JUDY VINCENT wills Sam Steinhauer the crush she had on him during her senior year. PATTY WALKER wills Mr. Lear and Mr. Malone another pest to take her place, and her brother Mike to the fortunate teachers getting rid of her. RODNEY WARNICK wills his love of scholastic sports to Rick Wakefield. 37 SENIOR PERSONALITIES BEST LOOKING Marla Frickey Bob Schmuck BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Louise Bowser Bill Tumer CLASS CUT-UPS Chris Legeer Chuck Rinker TEACHERS! PETS Geri Glass Rick Bates 38 MOST CAREFREE Chris Legeer Denny Glotfelty QUIETEST Darlene Schnatterly Jim Griffith MOST DEPENDABLE Lou Ann Wisor Ed McKenzie MOST POPULAR Cathy Hinebaugh Tim Galica 39 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathy Yoder Steve Schlosnagle MOST POLITE Kathy Yoder Ed McKenzie MOST ACTIVE Cathy Hinebaugh Tim Galica CLASS BRAINS MOST TALENTED Sharon Yoder Steve Schlosnagle Marla Frickey Dale Glass 40 FRIENDLIEST Wanda Wilt Bob Schmuck DREAM DATES Marla Frickey Bob Schmuck MOST TALKATIVE Robyn Hook Carl McCrobie BEST ALL AROUND Marla Frickey Ed McKenzie 4l MOST SINCERE Lou Ann Wisor Ed McKenzie BEST DRESSED Marla Frickey Rod Warnick BEST ATHLETES Rick Brenneman Carol Thomas CLASS FLIRTS y DAYDREAMERS 42 Denny Glotfelty Louise Bowser Sharon Bishoff Dave Thomas Lu Ann Baker Bradley Beachy Sally Beachy Lorraine Beitzel Kenneth Beitzel Patty Bender Sharon Bender Gene Benedict Larry Bittinger Stanley Bittinger Pam Bowers Carol Bowser Henry Bowser Denise Brenneman Richard Brenneman Sharon Broadwater Meg Browning Alan Campbell Bonnie Campbell Eddie Casteel Students watch as two lucky juniors are the first to receive their rings. School has tense moments, but life still goes on. Robert Clinton Keith Coddington Lee Coddington Leroy Cox Kris Dewitt Ruth Ann Dewitt Debbie Durst Eugene Durst James Edmiston Donna Eichorn Norma Faidley Edith Fazenbaker Lynn Fike Susan Flanagan Bill Fratz Joyce Friend Allen Garlitz Dottie George Peggy Gittere Marvin Glass ces It's ''mess'' hall time. Linda Glotfelty Ray Guthrie Mark Herring Ellen Hershberger Bill Hetrick Bill Hetz Norma Hollada Jerry Humberson Bonnie Hutzel Jack Kahl Connie Kamp Bill Kelly Greg Kidd Gary King Donna Kinsinger Annette Klotz Jenny Knox Marvin Kolb Ruth Kolb Kedrick Lapp If at first you don't succeed, you're about average. Nancy Lawson Susan Layman Nancy Loughrie Leo Lowdermilk Alma Maust Mike McCarty Donna McClintock Daryl McKenzie Donna Michael Alice Miller Brenda Finds her way through the maze in the hall. Brenda Miller Patty Miller Karen Monn Randy Nugent Wayne Oester James Oester Keith Pentz Karen Platter Charee Reckner Joey Reichenbecher Sometimes we wonder about our schizophrenic Junior Officers. The band plays at a wrestling match. Charles Resh Allen Richter John Ross Judy Rounds Dale Savage Lanny Savage Rick Shoemaker Donald Shunk Valerie Sines Carla Sisler Linda Sisler Patty Sisler Alana Skidmore Ellen Smith Mary Spiker Sherry Stein Sam Steinhauer Betty Swauger Linda Swauger George Tasker Christmas comes to the French room. Debbie Taylor Barney Teats Vicki Teets Charles Thomas Randy Thomas Sharon Thomas Jim Uphold Rick Wakefield Jeanie Wagner Bill Wagner Johnny Hyson Pat Weimer Craig Wengerd Sandy Wengerd Walter Wiland Mary Wilburn David Wiley Susan Wiley T'was the night of practice. Joanna Yoder Marlene Yoder 49 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Greg Kidd Vice President: Susan Layman Secretary: Vicki Teets Treasurer: Jeanie Wagner Miss Wucik Mrs. Schurman 50 Lonnie Artice Margaret Ashley Robin Bailey Thelma Beachy Deborah Beal Ernest Beitzel Terry Beitzel Douglas Bender Glenda Bender Sandy Bishoff Judy Bittinger Ronald Bittinger Debbie Bowser Lucinda Bowser Vera Bowser Beverly Brenneman Lynn Brenneman Robert Brenneman Louise Broadwater Sheila Buckel Connie Butler Melvin Butler Mike Butler Julius Carey Gary Carr Joseph Carr Kay Cosner Nevin Crowe Paul Deniker Eleanor Detrick Who enjoys the pool most? Students 3 [hve awe or teachers Marilyn Detrick Keith DeWitt Linda DeWitt Kathy Donahue Kevin Dunton Debbie Durst Donald Durst Eddie Durst Nancy Durst Wesley Durst Sheila Edwards Evelyn Fazenbaker Jeff Ferguson Thomas Fike Keith Fisher Students relax over lunch. Julie Fratz Brenda Frazee Cheri Frazee Karen Frazee Robert Frazee Sandy Frickey Donna Friend Leon Friend Eugene Garlitz Doris Gatterman John Glotfelty Karmen Glotfelty Vera Glotfelty Roberta Gowen Richard Graves Debbie Griffith What's the score? Pauline Hanft Kenneth Harding Connie Herring Rosalyn Hetz Dean Hockman Barbara Hollada Delores Holliday Gary Hoover Lewis Humberson Terry Hyson Ralph Jenkins Janie Kidd Robert Kirkham Tenth graders learn biology pragmatically. Douglas Klotz David Livengood 54 Phil Livengood Gary has a turn at the wheel. Wayne Livengood Daniel Mast Mark Mayle Gary McCarty Elaine McCombie Barbara McKenzie Bonnie McKenzie Ricky McKenzie Walter Meyers Jim Michael Deborah Michaels Robert Michaels Gertrude Miller Paul Miller Donna Oester Beauty counts -- even after Phys. Ed. The coach helps Steve supervise. 7 O gee, 8? 4 ce we Viola Oester Hazel Opel John Opel Olen Orendorf Gary Reckner Lindsey Renner Don Richter Susan Richter Randy Robinson John Rodeheaver Norris Rush Billy Savage Kathy Savage Gary Sebold Anita Skidmore Brenda Sines Connie Sines Jayne Sines Sheryl Sines Randy Slagle Cathie Smith Vernon Snyder Terry Spear Bonnie Stanton [ll Rast Eugene Stein Thomas Stemple Gale Stockslager Lee Sutherland Michael Swauger Geri Taylor Suzanna Taylor Nancy Teets Fran Teter Kenneth Thomas Becky Tressler Quincy Umbel Roy Umbel Ronald Unger Virginia Uphold Rick Vincent Peggy Wakefield Gary Warnick Morris Warnick Roger Warnick William Warnick Stephen Wiley Donald Wilhelm Betty Wilt Joanne Wilt Philip Wilt Mary Yoder Nathan Yoder Mr. Dively's biology class for it's small crea- tures. SOPHOMORE CLASS S¥AEES President, Sheila Edwards; Vice President, Phil Livengood; Secretary, Connie Butler; Trea- surer, Sheila Buckel; Historian, Sandy Frickey ‘ys, Pavone ADVISERS Mr. Carlson NINTH GRADE Susan Baker Donna Beitzel Ronald Beitzel Wayne Beitzel Melany Benedict Charles Bittinger James Bittinger Karen Bittinger Kathy Bittinger Kenny Bittinger Michael Bittinger Randy Bittinger Ron Blocher Wanda Blocher Gary Bowers Kim Bowman Gene Brenneman Robert Brenneman Ron Brenneman Brenda Broadwater Joe Broadwater Ricky Broadwater Debra Butler Dixie Butler Do they really study? Lena Butler Sharon Charles Kathy Clinton Jo Ann Coddington Larry Coddington Barbara Conrad Sandra Deal Susan Dewitt Sandy Dice Ricky Dolan Patty Durst Randall Durst Greg Eberhart Lois Edgar Kathy Enlow Cheryl Fearer Kathy Fike Kenny Fike Mary Jane Fike Jeffrey Fratz Barry Frazee Ed Frazee Nancy Frazee Paul Frazee 61 The Three Stooges can't understand why the world is round. Donna Friend Dorien Friend Marilyn Friend Virginia Friend Carol Glotfelty Randy Harding James Hare Billy Hemmis Dawn. Hetrick Kevin Hetz Donna Hinebaugh Linda Hinebaugh Linda Hollada Greg Humberson Judy Humberson Sue Jenkins Linda Johnson Debbie Kissner Sharon Kissner Donna Knox Darl Kolb Mark Lawson Jeff Layman Bill Leonard Jeanie Leonard Fayann Lewis Julie Livengood Nancy Lowdermilk Audrey Mason Esther Maust Garland Maust Kathryn Maust Kathy Maust Joyce McFarland Nellie McKenzie Stuart Meyers Melvin Michaels Daniel Miller Rachel Miller Kevan Monn Lynn Newman Sam Opel Darlene Ours Kipp Pentz Harold Platter Jonathan Platter Wayne Platter Bennie Pook Allright, guys, BREAK IT UP! Connie Pope Janice Railey Alice Reese Ellen Reichenbecher Brenda Resh Playford Resh Debra Richardson Beatrice Riggs Darlene Riley Terry Rinker Dennis Rounds Kathleen Russell Donna Hyland Dennis Savage Ervin Savage Elaine Schlosnagle. Kim Schroyer Franklin Schwing Kathy Shunk Kathryn Shuttleworth Kathy Sines Patricia Sines Donna Sipple Clifford Sisler Joy Sisler Michaela Smith Sharon Smith Bruce Snyder Anna Speicher James Spiker Jerry Spiker Martha Spiker David Stanton Debbie Stanton Douglas Stanton Janie Stanton Mike O. Swauger Sue Swauger Keith Tacket Vonda Teets Daniel Tice Debbie Thomas Kathy Thomas Richard Thomas Robin Thomas Steven Thomas Nancy Lowdermilk concentrates on her seams. We need lots of perspective in this class. No wonder the ninth graders learn -- with all those books and study halls! Ricky Umbel Brenda Unger Karen VanSickle David Wagner Wayne Wagner Don Wampler Toni Watkins Michael Weimer David Wilburn Charles Wiley Angela Wilhelm Blaine Wilt Judy Wilt Pam Workman Anthony Yoder Linda Yoder Merlin Yoder Nelson Yoder Bonnie Yommer Donna Youmans EIGHTH GRADE Watch closely, girls; this may come in handy someday. James Artice John Ashley Allen Bach Lois Barefoot Becky Beachy Mike Beachy Judy Beeman Beverly Beitzel Nancy Beitzel Sandra Beitzel Brenda Bittinger Joyce Bittinger Margie Bittinger Shelby Bittinger John Blocher Darla Bowser William Bowser Lucretia Brenneman Gregory Brine gar Bonnie Broadwater Terry Brown Rita Butler Robin Butler Wayne Butler Tim Butler Study?! It's Christmas! Joey Wilhelm Pam Deal Richard Detrick Ronald Dewitt Philip Dice Judy Diehl Janet Donahue Betty Durst Diana Durst Jimmy Durst Robert Durst Bradley Fazenbaker Kenneth Fazenbaker David Fearer Mark Frantz Barbara Frazee Roberta Frazee Tim Frazee Vicki Frazee Allen Friend 68 Eighth graders strive to realize their dreams. Anita Friend Marvin Friend Terry Galica Margaret Georg Sharon Glass Allen Glotfelty Randy Green Randy Harding Kathy Harshberger Jackie Hartman Joe Hauser Joyce Hauser Debra Hay John Hershberger Carla Hinebaugh Susan Holliday Mark Johnston George Keller Rita Knox Esther Kolb Bonnie Lansberry Martha Lear Wilma Livengood Gary Lohr Betty McClintock Eager beaver! Steady does it. Jake Durst works patiently at the wood lathe. Hilda McKenzie Danny Meyers Wayne Miller Bill Miller Patty Morrow Kenny Nugent Donald Oester Charles Patton Terri Paul Carolyn Platter Vernon Platter Rodney Price Theresa Railey Connie Riley Stephen Riley Debra Ringer Eugene Rodeheaver Robert Rodeheaver Margaret Ross Mark Russell Doug Schlosnagle Gary Scott Larry Sebold Joe Sheffield Shirley Shuttleworth Jack Sines Kevin Sines Roger Sines Lois Sisler Paul Sisler Cheryl Slagle Cindy Slagle Paula Spear Craig Speicher Nancy Speicher Gary Spiker Matthew Stieringer Karolyn Swauger Ronald Teats Debbie Teats Judy Teets Cathy Thomas Jack Thomas Ervin Umbel Sharon VanSickle Bonnie Wagner Debbie Wahl Terry Wakefield Leonard Walker Tammy Warnick Wilmer Warnick Gerald Weimer Janine Weimer Gale Wengerd Lyle White Louder still. . .! wt Joe Wilhelm Peggy Wiley Rita Wiley Barbara Wilt Nancy Wilt Brenda Wisor Karen Workman Edith Yoder Terry Youmans Everybody out! Jake Durst ponders the situation. 747 Trygve Baasland Keith Beachy Sally Beachy Ricky Beal Mike Beitzel Pam Beitzel Robin Beitzel David Bender Beverly Bittinger Debbie Bittinger Lois Bittinger Kim Bowers Ruth Bowser Sharon Bowser Blake Brenneman Brenda Brenneman Lana Brenneman Dale Broadwater Mike Broadwater Jay Butler Lucky Calhoun Verlyn Carr Jimmie Casteel Christy DeWitt Debra DeWitt Pep- Enthusiasm 73 PooeVENT GRADE Knowledge takes away the fear of test. Tommy Diehl Carl Durst Danny Durst Judy Durst Kay Durst Donald Fazenbaker Playford Fazenbaker Marla Finzel Joann Fitzpatrick Judy Folk Craig Frazee Dorothy Frazee Gail Frazee Guy Frazee John Frazee Joyce Frazee Steven Frazee Danny Friend Jeffrey Georg Stephen Georg Terri Georg Thomas Glotfelty Sharon Green Judy Griffith Dorsey Guard Larry Harding Cheryl Harman Gerald Harman Donna Hay Juanita Hetrick Caught in the act! Barbara Hetz John Hockman Sharon L. Hockman Espy Hook Richard Hoover Randy Humberson Tammy Humberson Dale Hutzel Kelly Hyson Bradley Kinsinger Sheila Knox Shirley Knox Glenn Kolb Mike Lawson Steven Leonard Bradley Livengood Julie Livengood Linda Lively Arlin Maust Judy Maust Seventh graders listen to the ''music in the air in Mrs. Rose- markle's room. Kim McKenzie Charlotte Merrbach James Meyers Joe Miller Keith Miller Bobby Moats Kendl Monn David Nugent Carl Pentz Cathy Riley Melva Rinker Ernest Rodeheaver David Rounds Susan Savage Stanley Schlosnagle David Schwing John Sines Kenny Sines 76 This is our future Senior Band?? Eddie Sisler Hugh Sisler Cindy Smith Terri Stein John Suter Delma Swauger Mary Ann Swauger Paul Tackett Patty Teets Denise Thomas Gerald Thomas Lowell Thomas Michael Thomas William Thomas Sue Uphold Tammy holds the monarch butterfly which fascinated seventh and eighth graders as they watched it hatch in room 116, Dianna VanSickle David Vitez Kenneth Wakefield Robin Wakefield James Wampler Larry Wengerd Linda Wengerd Marvin Wengerd Connie Wilburn Vicki Wilburn Robert Wiley Elmer Wilt Donald Winebrenner Maynard Yoder Beverly Yommer Charles Younkin Millie Workman ADMINISTRATION Luther D. Parrack AvBes M.A, Vice Principal Dorothy George Secretary Francis E. Harris, B.A., M.A. Principal hie Sie . «ey Resnee: (Acs Darrell A. Malone A.B., M.A. James K. Bittinger B.S., M.S. Guidance Vocational Guidance Charles Strauss B.S., M.A. Anita Bishoff Director of Environmental Ed. Teacher's Aide Lucile Harvey Sines, B.S. University of Md. Bridge- water College, Frostburg State, Grove City Eleanor T. Dennis, A.B., M.A. Fairmont State Ohio State West Va. Univ. William T. Carlson, B.S, Frostburg State E N G E | S H Miriam P. Miller, B.A. Frostburg State Joanna Miller, A.B. Hood College Frostburg State Jean Miller, B.A. Frostburg State George A. Schramm, B.S. Frostburg State Vonda M. Yunker, B.S. Frostburg State Park W. Dennis, A.B. Fairmont State West Va. University Anna K. Beachy M. Ed., B.S. Juniata College University of Md. Frostburg State Mary L. Forsyth, A.B., B.S. Fairmont State West Va. University California State Robert H. Yunker, B.S. Pa. Military College Frostburg State Harold Humberson, B.S. Frostburg State, Calf. State Merle Garletts, B.S. University of Maryland California State College Frostburg State Harold Loughrie, B.S. West Va. Univ., Ohio State Univ. and Frostburg State —-™PrZzo0o-HAr0eOOoO c Harold Trickett Capital Institute of Technology, Univ. of Md. John Sinko Uni versity of Maryland Chrysler Corporation Carroll Forsyth, B.S. University of Maryland West Va. Univ. Frostburg State College Kenneth Keplinger, B.A., M.A. Potomac State W. Va. University Shepard College Justin A. Riggs, B.S. Fairmont State Frostburg State W. Va. University 5 C | E N C E Dorcas Miller, A.B. Hood College Albert P. Dively, B.S. California State Penn State Frostburg State William J. Frantz, B.S., M.Ed. Frostburg State Millersville State Virginia State HOME ECONOMICS Polly Hanst, B.S. West Va. University Margaret Dean, B.S. Bridgewater College Penn State Univ. Univ. of Maryland Frostburg State MATH ‘berry Bell) Bus. Frostburg State Univ. of Maryland William Umbel, A.B. West Va. University California State University of Va. University of Md. Harry Lawson, B.S. John Hopkins University NOT PICTURED: Rosamond Pavone, B.A. West Va. University Univ. of So. Calif. Bethany College Seton Hill College Franklin Marshall College 85 MUSIC B. Joan Rosenmarkle, B.A. Melvin R. Schwing, B.M. Frostburg State West Va. University BUSINESS Mildred V. Wucik, B.S. Mary C. Schurman, B.S. West Va. University Bowling Green College of University of Tennessee Commerce, W. Va. Institute of Technology, Davis Elkins, Va. Polythechnic Institute LIBRARIANS Jacqueline E. Williams, B.A. Frostburg State Johns Hopkins University West Virginia Univeristy Phyllis Bender Assistant 86 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jack Lear, B.S. W. Va. University Frostburg State Ron Kuhn, B.S. Potomac State W.Va. University JoAnn Robinson, B.S. Frostburg State W.Va. University FRENC Sam Mustoe, B.S., M.S. West Virginia University James Anderson, B.A. Davis Elkins College Richard W. Miller, B.A. Maryland Institute of Art ee DRIVER EDUCATION HEALTH NURSE Mrs. Durst CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Leah DeWitt, Mrs. Lena Glofelty, Mrs. Helen Harman, Mrs. Claudine Vitez, Mrs. Dottie Frazee. ORE PL AS) (OF | RES BACK ROW: Mr. Troy Fike, Mr. Ford Fike, Mr. Hubert Thomas, Mr. Don Ringer FRONT ROW: Mrs. Evelyn Smith BUS DRIVERS FRONT ROW: Harry Savage, Harold Wiley, Harry Billmeyer, Blaine Bowser, Sam Thomas, Bill Merrill, Allen Beachy, Rick Thomas, Wayne Collier, BACK ROW: Emest Savage, Harry Robinson, Olen Orendorf, Ernest Hauser, Jim Lininger. : - : ‘ : STUDENT COUNCIL 92 Pres: Steve Myers Vice Pres: Carla Sisler Sec: Linda Glotfelty Treas: Bob Frazee Parl: Ed McKenzie THE NORTH STAR STAFF Adviser: Miss Joanna Miller Editor: Marla Fricky Business Manager: Stephen Russell THE VIKING STAFF Adviser: Mrs. Lucile Sines Co-Editors: Patty Ault Stephen Schlosnagle Business Managers: Sharon Yoder Ellen Smith pa i he Suternational Honorary Soriey for igh Sthool Jounalists 93 SENIOR CHORUS ” = O O ae O a O Z Lid ”n OFFICERS Adviser: Mrs. Rosenmarkle Pres: Louise Bowser Vice Pres: Dottie Sines Sec: Charles Rinker Treas: Susan Wiley JUNIOR CHORUS 94 SENIOR BAND JUNIOR BAND 95 aa O (Q 7a Za rIO aa) (© Ny SHA0OCWEEWNH HEAD MAJORETTE Peggy Sines Geni Friend Connie Bowser Linda Swauger Pam Bowers Susan Layman Brenda Frazee 97 NIKE Adviser: Miss Wucik Pres: Linda Bittinger V. Pres: Annette Klotz Sec: Barb Weimer Treas: Judy Richter LIBRARY ASSISTANTS | TWIRLETTES § Adviser: Mr. Schwing Pres: Peggy Sines V. Pres: Connie Bowser Sec: G eni Friend Treas: Pam Bowers JUNIOR RECREATION Adviser: Mr. Humberson Pres: Stu Meyers V. Pres: Allen Bach Sec: Terry Galica Treas: Greg Humberson GIRLS’ ATHLETIC Adviser: Miss Miller Pres: Betty McClintock V. Pres: Lindsey Renner Sec: Sue Ann Jenkins Treas: Tony Watkins PEP Advisers: Mr. Anderson Mrs. Miller Pres: Bonnie Yommer V. Pres: Sandy Dice’ Sec: Judy Teets CHEERLEADERS Nancy Frazee, Captain Cathy Hinebaugh, Co-captain Ellen Hershberger Patty Bender Sheila Buckel Anita Skidmore VARSITY Donna Hinebaugh Carla Sisler Joy Sisler Julie Livengood Nancy Loughrie JR. VARSITY Cheryl Slagle Debbie Ringer Alice Reese Anita Friend Kathy Russell Vicki Frazee Betty Durst JR. HIGH 100 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 101 SPELUNKERS CLUB Adviser: Mr. Dively Pres: Stephen Russell Sec: Marla Frickey Treas: Joan Glotfelty SADDLE SORES CLUB Adviser: Mrs. Sines Pres: Meg Browning V. Pres: Charee Reckner Sec: Karen Platter Treas: Jon Platter Hist: Keith Tackett LETTERMEN’S CLUB Adviser: Mr. Kuhn Pres: Steve Myers V. Pres: Ed McKenzie Sec: Grant Sutherland Treas: Steve Reese Sgt. at Arms: Rick Brenneman FRENCH CLUB Adviser: Mr. Anderson Pres: James Edmiston V. Pres: Sandy Wengerd Sec: Nathan Yoder Treas: Mary Frazee Parl: Patty Ault PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Adviser: Miss J. Miller Pres: Becky Tressler V. Pres: Mike O'Leary Sec: Marlene Yoder Treas: Connie Kamp OUTDOOR LIFE LUB Adviser: Mr. Riggs Pres: Eugene Stein V. Pres: Wilmer Warnick Sec: Ronnie Bittinger 103 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Adviser: Mr. Garletts Pres: Dave Thomas Vice Pres: Phil Fisher Sec.-Treas: Rick Meyers Adviser: Mr. Trickett Pres: Robert Clinton Vice Pres: Harland Beitzel Sec: Bill Hetz Treas: James Yoder AUTO MECHANICS CLUB Adviser: Mr. Sinko Pres: Jack Campbell Vice Pres: Lynn Brenneman Sec: George Tasker Treas: Bill Hetrick Sergeant-at-Arms: Bill Fratz FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Adviser: Mr. Loughrie Pres: Danny Durst Vice Pres: Roy Umbel Sec: Terry Beitzel Treas: Steve Wiley Rep: Richard Brenneman Sentinel: Kenny Beitzel PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Adviser: Mr. Carlson HI-Y CLUB Adviser: Miss Williams Pres: Debbie Taylor V. Pres: Alana Skidmore Sec: Annette Klotz Treas: Sally Beachy Hist: Jenny Knox Adviser: Mr. Bell Pres: Rick Bates V. Pres: Alan Campbell Sec-Treas: Oliver Hoover HEALTH ROOM FTA Adviser: Mrs. Beachy Pres: Sharon Yoder V. Pres: Sharon Bender Sec: Betty Wilt Treas: James Oester Historian: Alma Maust Ske SCIENC CLUB Adviser: Miss Miller Pres: Nathan Yoder Se c-Treas: Keith Pentz Adviser: Mrs. Hanst Sec: Donna McClintock Pres: Margie Kirkham Treas: Shirley Dumire V. Pres: Tara Keplinger Adviser: Mrs. Pavone Sec: Lorraine Beitzel H EA Oat H CA R E E I? S Pres: Linda Beachy Treas: Ruth Bender V. Pres: Betsy Downton f Adviser: Mrs. Dean Sec: Karen Workman J Le F HA Pres: Pam Workman Treas: Judy Humberson = V. Pres: Sandra Deal QUARTET CLUB Adviser: Mrs. Rosenmarkle Pres: Lou Ann Wisor V. Pres: Norma Hollada Sec: Sandy Wengerd Treas: Linda Glotfelty ARYL Ane pare SIAR sagen itt Adviser: Mr. Schramm Pres: Mark Mayle V. Pres: Paul Deniker Sec: Connie Butler Treas: Carmen Glotfelty ENIOR DANCE CLUB Adviser: Mr. Yunker Pres: Sherry Augustine V. Pres: Wanda Wilt Sec: Patty Walker Treas: Sherry Lawson FOOTBALL 1970 1st ROW: Coach Lear, R. Brenneman, Ken Gilpin, S. Reese, D. Glass, D. Glotfelty, B. Schmuck, R. Warnick, G. Sutherland, S. Myers, T. Galica, Coach Mustoe. 2nd ROW: M. Lawson, S. Myers, B. Beachy, L. Sutherland, J. Hyson, G. Kidd, R. Wakefield, G. King, C. Resh, J. Carey, B. Teats. 3rd ROW: G. Humberson, T. Hyson, R. War- nick, P. Miller, K. Dunton, J. Ferguson, D. Richter, P. Deniker, W. Meyers, R. Graves, L. Humberson. FOOTBALL RECORD NORTHERN 26 TERRA ALTA O NORTHERN 28 PARSONS 16 NORTHERN QO BERLIN 6 NORTHERN O VALLEY 34 NORTHERN 6 MEYERSDALE 12 NORTHERN 8 KINGWOOD 16 NORTHERN 24 MOUNTAINEER O NORTHERN — 30 MOOREFIEED 322 NORTHERN 8 BRUCE 6 NORTHERN O SOUTHERN 0 110 GRIDIRON ACTION Steve Myers and Tim Galica RICK BRENNEMAN Shas 195 Ibs. Halfback, Defensive Safety, Tri-Valley Half- back, M.V.B. STEVE MYERS 6! oO Quarterback 180 Ibs. SQUAD '70 DENNY GLOTFELTY ete 180 Ibs. Guard and Defensive Line- backer, Tri-Valley Guard GRANT SUTHERLAND 6' Oo 195 Ibs. Center and Defensive Middle Guard, Tri-Valley Honorable Mention STEVE REESE DALE GLASS 9 eM 155 Ibs. Suey font 180 Ibs. Defensive Safety, Tri- Tackle and Defensive Valley Honorable Mention Linebacker ROBERT SCHMUCK ay ya 133 Ibs. Halfback and Defensive Safety TIM GALICA Cell ght 205 lbs. Defensive Tackle, Tri- Valley Honorable Men- tion, M.V.L. KEN GILPIN RODNEY WARNICK Glu! 75) ibs. SM 145 Ibs. Tackle and Defensive Fullback Lackle. MaV. 1. PHILIP FISHER 6' 1 235 lbs. Defensive Tackle Sanger Coach Sam Mustoe and Head Coach Jack ear JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: E. Frazee, C. Sisler, S. Myers, G. Humberson, K. Pentz, M. Lawson, A. Bach, S. Opel, Re Blocher, D. Wampler, K. Sines SECOND ROW: G. Benedict, R. Green, T. Frazee, D. Rounds, T. Galica, K. Monn, T. Rinker, B. Frazee, K Monn, R. Sines, M. Johnson, Coach Sam Mustoe THIRD ROW: M. Frantz, R. Teats, K. Pentz, J. Wampler, L. Thomas, R. Harding, D. Hutzel, E. Sisler, J. Thomas, M. Lawson NORTHERN 0 ALLEGANY 6 NORTHERN 14 SOUTHERN 0 NORTHERN 12 VALLEY 34 NORTHERN 0 BRUCE 6 NORTHERN 14 SOUTHERN 0 NORTHERN 6 MEYERSDALE 8 NORTHERN 8 SOUTHERN 6 Record: Won 3 Lost 4 WRESTLING FIRST: Terry Galica, Jon Platter, Rick Broadwater, Steve O'Leary, Roger Warnick, Greg Kidd, Morris Warnick, Randy Wiley -- SECOND ROW: Harold Platter, Willie Bittinger, Lewis Wiley, Grant Suther- land, Julius Carey, Lee Sutherland -- THIRD ROW: Mike O'Leary, Don Richter, Nathan Yoder, Keith Tackett, Tim Galica, Jeff Ferguson, Bob Clinton, Marvin Platter, Barney Teats, and Coach Lear. We WE THIER, Allegany 33 28 Fort Hill 30 val Valley 20 Dy, Keyser 26 26 Fort Hill 40 8 Beall ai Jah Kingwood ye) 5 Southern 24 26 Kingwood 46 5 Bruce IAA | wee) 6 Valley Cancelled Southern 26 2) Northern third in Bi-County with 71 points 115 Rick Broadwater 105 Ibs. 55 Willie Bittinger 119 lbs. 6-3 2nd Bi-County Morris Warnick 138 lbs. 9-2 Jon Platter Steve O'Leary 98 lbs. DiAiviibs 8-3 4-2-1 3rd District Tim Galica Unlimited Co-Captain 11-0 2nd District Roger Warnick 126 Ibs. 7-4 Greg Kidd 132 Ibs. 4-2 Lee Sutherland 155elbse 8-3 C= Geille les =U. eG ( Grant Sutherland 185 Ibs. Co-Captain 3-7-1 3rd District Randy Wiley 145 lbs. Julius Carey 8-2-1 167 Ibs. 2nd Bi-County 2-9 116 117 BASKETBALL '71 Bill Hetrick, Rodney Warnick, Rick Brenneman, Oren Yoder, Kris DeWitt, Steve Myers, Rick Shoemaker, Bradley Beachy, Craig Wengerd, Gary King, Bill Wagner, and Coach Kuhn WE Hi Hay) Salisbury 48 44 Terra Alta DY 48 Turkeyfoot 52 66 Union 45 54 Salisbury 48 78 Mt. Savage 38 90 Bruceton 79 58 Southern 38 84 Elk Garden 58 81 Oldtown 59 ail Turkeyfoot 60 al Elk Garden 53 56 Mt. Savage 59 +4 Southern 42 84 Oldtown 79 58 Bruceton Ta) 46 Union 63 40 Terra Alta 68 42. Bruce 54 Iie Bruce 54 63 Team Record Won 9 Lostei4 BRADLEY STEVE RODNEY RICK BEACHY MYERS WARNICK BRENNEMAN Forward Forward Guard Forward 6! OQ 6! Q'' 5S! gl 5! 10 THE VARSITY CRAIG RICK WENGERD SHOEMAKER Forward Center 5! 11 ! 6! VAL OREN GARY YODER KING Forward Guard 5! 10 6! oO KRIS CHARLES DEWITT THOMAS Forward Guard S! 11 ' S! 11 ' Captains Rick Brenneman Steve Myers 120 Eighth grade Ninth grade The battle of the year An anxious team It's a tangled up mess. 122 SENIOR TEA Teachers share in the Senior Tea after school. Seniors have a gab session before enjoying the delicacies prepared just for them. 124 SENIOR PARTY Hunger's call is answered. Seniors keep Sunbeam Bread in business. Even the teachers get in on the fun as Mrs. Robinson rates her apple to the finish. 125 BACK ROW: G. Sutherland, D. Glass, R. Warnick, S. Russell, E. McKenzie, R. Slagle, J. Griffith, FRONT ROW: S. Meyers, T. Galica, C. Rinker, G. Hine- baugh, J- George BOYS STATE 126 Mrs. Robinson's office speaks for itself. wd macy ane eore grat, a ered eR, FFA SWEETHEART Tara Keplinger BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Joan Glotfelty HEART FUND Jr. Princesses: Anita Friend, Donna Hinebaugh Queen: Sharon Bell First Runner Up: Susan Wiley Benefit Game Second Runner Up: Meg Browning T27, TALENT SHOW Our M.C. Greg Kidd Guest Talent Blue Blazers Kathy Yoder, First Place Lou Ann Wisor, Patty Ault, and Sandy Wengerd, Second Place Not Pictured: Denise Savage and Nancy Frazee, Third Place HOMECOMING VETERAN’S DAY QUEEN Marla Frickey 128 NATIONAL BANK IN OAKLAND, MARYLAND Congratulations to the 1971 Graduates of Northern High School From the Directors, Officers, and Employees of The Garrett National Bank in Oakland Member FDIC The Bank with an eye to your Future Oakland -- Accident -- Bloomington -- Kitzmiller 130 MOTOR SERVICE CO. OF GRANTSVILLE, INC. Your Friendly Area Ford Dealer FORD Trucks, Cars, Thunderbirds, Mavericks, Pintos, and Mustangs 895-5135 689 -3023 Grantsville, Maryland 131 To Serve You Better Modern Full-Service Offices In Friendsville and Grantsville RE lls Other Offices at Deep Creek Lake Barton and Westernport 132 Ara py: ON? 4 es ‘Un Process Quaris y with POTOMAC FARMS Dairy Products QUALITY is our motto! Community SERVICE is our goal! LIBERTY MILK COMPANY Fifth and Race Streets — Phone 722—4410 CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND i33 FRED E. BEACHY LUMBER COMPANY Distributors of . . . Fine Lumber Complete Contracting Service New Construction -- Repairing Remodeling Plans Available Lumber Cut to Size 334-3258 Millwork -=- Roofing Plywood -- Concrete Hardware -- Flooring Dutch Boy -- Concrete Blocks Paint -- Glass Blocks Waterlox 12 N Bradley Lane -- Oakland, Md. NEWMAN FUNERAL HOMES Grantsville, Maryland Chapels in Grantsville 895-5188 Friendsville 746-248 | SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE, INC. Grantsville Service Springs Road Grantsville, Maryland 21536 Phone 895-5183 Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Farm and Home Supplies Fertilizer Spreading Custom Grinding and Mixing HILL TOP FRUIT MARKET Finest in Fruits Vegetables Wholesale and Retail TW5-5463 or OV9-5782 OTTO'S SERVICE STATION Tires Batteries and Accessories Springs, Penna. 15562 Telephone 662-6172 134 PAUG H'S tan, CUleye- SERVICE STATION ey” Phone 387-5652 Star Route Oakland, Md. Compliments of Compliments of DR. H. R. GIBSON MONN STUDIO Oakland, Maryland CAMERA SHOP Compliments of 138 Center St. Walt’s General Store Meyersdale, Pennsylvania If we don't have it we will get it for you. Groceries - - Hardware -- Souvenirs -- Gas Oil Sporting Goods G Seal Paint Compliments of ray Seal Pain HAROLD'S T.V. Route 219 McHenry, Maryland Deep Creek Lake 387-5525 Braces MURKY Complete Variety Store Satisfaction Guaranteed Meyersdale, Pa. FRIEND'S CLOVER FARM STORE Friendsville, Md. 746-238 | 135 Coinpliments of ART BUTLER'S Used Cars Accident, Maryland Phone: 826-8227 McCLURE'S SERVICE STATION Esso Gasoline and Fuel Oil Phone -- 662-2402 Salisbury Pennsylvania ACCIDENT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Accident, Maryland 21520 826-8105 J.C. LICHLITER COMPANY Groceries and Meats Salisbury, Pennsylvania PROUDFOOT’S SEGGIE’S KNOTTY TAVERN Compliments of OAKLAND PHARMACY Accident, Maryland Serving Doctor and Patient 826-8149 in Garrett County Since 1893 Seggie, Louise and George Compliments of B. L. GRANT, MD., INC. WEBER'S Oakland, Maryland CLAPPER'S BUILDING MATERIALS, INC. From Foundation to Roof Meyersdale, Pa. 634-3211 Rockwood, Pa. 926-3825 Say it with Flowers Oakland, Maryland Phone 334-2147 BRODAK'S SUPER DOLLAR Route 219 North of Oakland, Maryland eopame linet HETZ'S GROCERY Floyd C. and Hilda R. Hetz Proprietors 301-895-5626 BOWMAN'S MARINA Grantsville, Maryland Compliments of Deep Creek Lake 136 THE CASSELMAN In Grantsville, Maryland The Finest in Restaurant Service and Clean Hotel Accommodations Banquet Facilities Your Host Mr. Mrs. Ivan J. Miller For Reservations Call 895-5266 BALDWINS Men's Clothing Furnishings and Shoes Meyersdale Pennsylvania FROSTBURG AUTO COMPANY BOLDEN'S SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family Newest Styles in School Shoes Meyersdale, Pennsylvania MALONE'S GIFTS For The Nicer Gift Dodge and Dodge Trucks Cummins Diesel Parts and Service 24 Hour Service Phone 689-9935 212 1 2 Alder Street Oakland, Md. 137, M S STONE QUARRY Building Stone and Flagstone Three miles west of Grantsville on Route 40 Phone: 895-5151 Your Nursing At This Store You Get Service And Requirements Promptly Quality Carefully Cared for CUPPETT-WEEKS Nursing Home Licensed by State Department of Health Affording Rest and Care to the Aged, : he bos : Infirm, Paralytics and Convalescents ‘ Aine Rates CECIL E. JACKSON - Pleasant Surroundings . Homelike Atomosphere John New . 24 Hour Nursing Care Deere Holland . Fire Resistant Structure Sales and Service Accommodations Now Available Meyersdale, Pa. 814-634-9453 Phone: 334-3289 or 334-2319 138 CASSELMAN MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Sales and Service General Tires and Kraft System Recapping Phone: 895-5252 or 895-5115 or 689-6110 Grantsville, Maryland Compliments of JOHNSON MEMORIAL CO. Meyersdale, Pa. Phone 814-638-3221 H. M. YODER LAUREL SPORT SHOP Center Street Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Sporting Goods Exclusively For Your Insurance Needs Phone: 814-662-6923 Springs, Pa. 15562 Compliments of FRIENDSVILLE ROD, BOAT AND GUN CLUB INC. Friendsville, Maryland 139 WEST-MAR REALTY COMPANY 217 Alder Street Oakland, Maryland 21550 Office 334-9 100 Compliments of Oil’s Incorporated Cumberland, Md. Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1973 Rotary Club of Grantsville SEBOLD TRUCKING COMPANY Trailer and Dump Truck Service 895-5372 Grantsville, Maryland 140 ROLYANS Everything for the Home Carpeting 334-2188 Oakland. Maryland Furniture = Tn Housewares - gy elt A} VW a I Bs me Eo ——— ° Paint SeetBassfes |e cea | Gifts Appliances Floor Covering A. D. NAYLOR COMPANY Hey Culligan 334-3923 Water Man! Oakland, Maryland Softening Hardware — Two Fine Stores To Serve Your Equipment Plumbing Heating Every Need for Home and Farm Electrical Work Bottle Gas Farm Supplies GREATER MARYLAND TOOL AND JOHN O. DURST MFG. CORPORATION FUNERAL HOME 21 North Second Street Oakland, Maryland 334-3388 DEAN'S JEWELRY Greater Maryland Tool and Mfg. Keepsake Diamonds Corporation Accident, Md. 24 East Main Street Precision Machine Work, Tool Frostburg, Maryland and Die Making and Design Phone: 689-8563 Welding, Precision Sheet Metal General Machine Works 826-8180 141 Congratulations The Management and Staff of Gallatin National Bank extends heartiest congratulations and warmest wishes to all of the graduates. We're happy that so many graduates look to us for helpful, friendly banking service. GO GALLATIN for your banking needs. Your complete -- service bank. __Q Gallatin watiovaL | ‘ BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Meyersdale — Salisbury Compliments of the CITY COIN-O-LAUNDRY Friendsville, Maryland Phone: 746-2376 Encourage Compliments of BETTY JO'S FASHIONS Phone: 895-5220 Grantsville, Md. Your Parents to Join Compliments of GOAAA: cin(Oly Oakland, Md. Mountain 1 Fellowship RAYMOND C. BENDER Center Auctioneer Specializing in Farm and Public Auction Sales (301) 826-8249 Accident, Md. 21520 142 CARETAKE INC. Adrian A. Spiker Your new authorized Lincoln Home Dealer for Garrett Co. and surrounding areas Have you seen the new Lincoln Lodge ? Phone: 826-8287 McHenry, Md. QUEEN CITY COOPERATIVE DAIRY, INC. Meyersdale, Pennsylvania 634-656 | NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION of Meyersdale, Pa. Baker Chevrolet Company H. J. Beamer Ford -- Mercury Sales Heffley -- Schradel Buick Gnagey Olds -- Pontiac -- Cadillac, Inc. MOTOR SERVICE COMPANY Grantsville, Md. SECHLER MOTOR COMPANY OTTO BRICK TILE WORKS INC. Masonry Tools and Supplies Quality Clay Products Since 1902 814-662-646 | Springs, Pennsylvania BEN FRANKLIN STORE J. W. Jackson 5¢ 10¢ 114 2nd Street Oakland, Maryland A complete variety store -- with 2 floors of shopping Compliments of PARLEY (HAP) SAVAGE Allstate All lines of Insurance Homeowners -- Casualty Fire -- Theft Auto -- Life Marine Call 387-5656 McHenry, Maryl and HAWKINSON TREAD SERVICE ‘ROYAL HAWK INSON TREAD Phone 334-3911 233 North Third Street Oakland, Maryland U.S. Royal, Mcreary, And Goodrich Tires Engineered to keep your spare in the trunk. Compliments of D G DRIVE IN Try our hoagies, pizza, Chicken, and a variety of sandwiches. YOUGH MOTOR COMPANY Front End Alignment And Wheel Balancing 746-2051 Friendsville, Maryland YODER'S LOCKER PLANT COUNTRY STORE Meat Packers Grantsville, Maryland 301-895-5121 144 SHOWALTER'S VILLAGE Quality Furniture Home Appliances Phone 662-293] Salisbury, Pa. 15558 DIPASQUALE BROTHERS RMON bls = Meyersdale, Pa. Phone 634-6251 OAKLAND LUMBER CO. 312 S. Third Street Oakland, Maryland Lumber -- Building Supplies -- Concrete 334-3933 MEADOW MOTEL TV in Rooms == Electric Heat Near Deep Creek Lake Route 219 Accident, Md. Phone VA6-8126 POINT VIEW INN Compliments of Deep Creek Lake 301-387-5555 Harbison Walker Refractories Co. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Arthur G. Coddington Complete Professional Divieionict F All Lines Insurance Dresser Industries Inc. Man from Nationwide Grantville minds is on your side Friendsville, Md. 746-5110 Bus. Dial 334-3926 Res. Dial 334-4116 Compliments of PENN ALPS INC. Restaurant -- Craft Shop Grantsville, Maryland KELLY’S APPLIANCE Tel -- 895-5171 FURNITURE STORE Tri-State's Fastest Growing Furniture Store No Body But No Body Undersells Kelly Thomas K. Vance Owner Mountain Lake Park, Maryland OAKLAND AUTO PARTS 100 E. Liberty St. Oakland, Md. Phone: 334-944 1 Bridgestone Motorcycles 145 WHITE CONSTRUCTION COR Tom Peters 225 Alder St. Oakland, Md. Area Code-301 334-9458 334-4138 RIDGE HOMES FROSTBURG MEATS een Oz: Phone 689-8945 P.O. Box 239 Frostburg, Md. 21532 MAUST POULTRY FARM Accident, Md. Fresh Eggs Phone 826-8429 MAST’S Furniture, Carpeting, and Appliances At Moderate Prices 895-5232 Grantsville, Maryland SALISBURY BUILDER'S SUPPLY Grant St. -- Ph. 814-662-1161 Salisbury, Penna. 15558 WILLO' THE WISP AND THE FOUR SEASONS DINING ROOM Route 219 Oakland, Maryland Special Dinners -- Banquets and Business Meetings Phone: 387-5503 Diamonds Watches Jewelry Wraay =O LJ atl Meyersdale, Pa. 146 MARSH HILL COTTAGES P.O. Box 34 McHenry, Md. 21541 Owned and Operated by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Browning Phone: 387-5501 Area Code 301 MOBILE MOTEL Complete Efficiency and Regular Units Private Lake Area Phone: 301-387-6688 BROWNING’S FOODLAND OESTER BROTHERS Agway Feed and Farm Supply NU-WAY LAUNDRY Shop Browning's Foodland 1-hour cleaning Where the test of lower prices Oakland, Md. is the total on your tape. Grantsville, Md. Phone 301-826-8343 Oakland, Maryland Compliments of GLEN ACRES Deep Creek Lake, Md. 387-5149 Compliments of HINEBAUGH'S KEN'S TAVERN AMOCO Friendsville, Md. 746-5 167 ON GREGG'S PHARMACY Oakland, Maryland Terra Alta, West Virginia Phone: Your Health Is Our Business 29-8874 an sburg, Pa TOM KNIGHT'S Bi sail. INSURANCE MILLER MACHINE WORKS INC. Oakland, Md. Manufacturers, Suppliers, Machine Shop Service, Fabricating Springs, Pa. 662-6431 147 MARVIN'S MEN'S WEAR Clothes for Men and Boys Qudlity is the buy word. Phone 334-9211 Oak Park Plumbing Sela econd street RAYTEETS GARAGE, INC. Plymouth -- Chrysler Simca -- Valiant GMC Trucks Supply Inc. 334-2137 Mountain Lake Park, Maryland Phone 334-9116 Oakland, Md. Heating -- Plumbing -- Electrical Supplies JAN'S HAIR STYLING Janice Hileman Owner Friendsville, Md. Phone 746-5400 Compliments of MAMMY ''S RECREATION CENTER 137 East Liberty Street Oakland, Md. From the Dairy With Schools in Mind Compliments of your DHIA MILK TESTER Roman L. Yoder Grantsville, Maryland COUNTRY BELLE Congratulations Class Ol NVA! Compliments of Ice Cream and Dairy Products BOBBY WHO? INN Grantsville, Maryland Deep Creek Lake Phone 895-5155 Maryland 148 KEYSTONE LIME COMPANY INC. State Approved ALLIS CHALMERS pees tone MILLER BROTHERS Road Construction Bituminous Hot-Mix Material Bituminous Cold-Mix Material Clemen E. Folk Ralph and Alton Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Power Farm Equipment President Springs, Pa. Plant Phone: 662-6662 Allis-Chalmers Lawn and PeemDhone: 662-8825 Garden Tractors and Equipment Phone: 662-6442 Springs, Pennsylvania ARNOLD BROS. EQUIP. Ford, Tractors Sales BEACHCOMBER MOTEL and Service Deep Creek Lake Farm and Industrial McHenry, Maryland 21541 Phone: 334-9605 Phone: 387-5596 CODDINGTON'S NURSERY Landscaping Seeding -- Sodding Friendsville, Maryland 746-5110 Compliments of ALPINE VILLAGE 149 FISHER MUSIC CENTER Somerset County's Largest Music Center 218 Center St. GERMAIN SEWING CENTER Meyersdale, Pennsylvania ‘ ! ; Pianos 814-638-3255 Organs SE or a ae and Family Shoe Store Congratulations Class Of '71 Phe VNR Gees ELEANOR SHORES Ses t@ P Oakland, Maryland Salisbury, Pa. Phone 662-8882 W. H. FRATZ, INC. Groceries, Hardware, Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Farm Supplies Petroleum Services Phone 826-8121 Accident, Maryland Compliments of aN ° t ° ul mid The Mountain Top Playground CEE DEE RESTAURANT THE MOTEL OAK-LAND Modern Motel 435 North Third Street on U.S. Route 219 Oakland, Maryland 21550 CORNER DRUG STORE Phone Prescriptions Filled Carefully 301 334-2602 Meyersdale, Pa. 150 Compliments of CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK MAYTAG HIGHLANDER LAUNDRY Meyersdale, Pa. AND CAR WASH CENTER Accident, Maryland 21520 Hours 7:30 A.M. -- 10:00 P.M. Self Service Dry Cleaning Compliments of or DAVIS HARDWARE Call 826-8111 Grantsville, Maryland SHAFFER HARVEY BUILDERS, INC. Custom Pre-Cut Total Electric Homes Designers -- Builders -- Remodelers Residential -- Commercial 334-9908 Office Showroom 360 W. Liberty St., Oakland, Md. FI-HOFF Compliments of CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. YOUR ESSO DEALER Septic Tanks -- Septic Tank Cleaning Concrete Walks -- Concrete Specialties Slabs -- Joists -- Redi-Mix Concrete Lintels -- Coping -- Burial Vaults COOK LINTZ Phone 814-634-4533 Memorials Meyersdale, Pa. 15552 518 Beachley St. Meyersdale, Pa. Phone 634-7191 151 Compliments of FLUSHING SHIRT MFG. CO. Manufacturer of Flying Cross Shirts Phone 895-5131 Grantsville, Maryland GOODWILL MENNONITE HOME, INC. Member of Health Facilities Associations of Md. Member of American Nursing Home Association Serving our Senior Citizens with concern and dignity. Grantsville, Maryland 21536 Phone 301-895-5194 Rev. Melvin Nussbaum, Administrator 152 Kikelgy tashionel DrRnices! always the new NOW fashions ....and H-P has better quality STORES at lower prices... EVERY DAY! IN OAKLAND, LAVALE PLAZA, MEYERSDALE And in twenty-five other progressive communities in Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia ENGLANDER’S PHARMACY Phone 334-9455 Oakland, Maryland 153 Best Wishes Minnich Funeral Home Jan Florists Friendsville and Oakland, Md. Oakland, Maryland NEWCOMER’S HELBIG’S JEWELRY SPORT SHOP In the Arcade at Searstown LaVale, Maryland Hunting and Fishing Supplies Guns and Ammunition 127 South 2nd Street Oakland, Maryland For Your Engagement Rings, Phone 334-9176 Come and See Our Fine Selection of Rings by Keepsake 154 SPOERLEIN’S GARAGE Top Quality Used Cars Esso Atlantic Maryland Inspection Station 826-8171 Route 219 Accident, Maryland Chrysler -- Plymouth Francis J. Spoerlein Valiant Sales Representative SCHROCK'S MOBILE MILLING Complete on the Farm Service Contact Allen Schrock -- 662-9235 or Allen Miller -- 895-5164 219 DRIVE-IN THEATER Springs, Pa. 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Mr. Mrs. James McDonald -- Proprietors Oakland, Md. 157 PATRONS Cue ralveaL Sears Catalog Merchant Town Motel Panorama Motel Dorothy Sausman Starlite Motel Nat E. Workman Dr. Ronald C. Gillum Sam Thomas Matthews Food Store Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richter Bessie's Snack Shop Oakland Stationary Store RODAMER CONCRETE PRODUCTS Ready -Mix Concrete Blocks -- Sand -- Cement Phone 662-6675 Springs, Pa. 662-4957 Compliments to the 71 graduating class fran LAWSON’S RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE Friendsville, Maryland 746-2871 158 KEYSER’S RIDGE TRUCK STOP GUY’S TIRE SERVICE U.S. Route 219 40 Restaurant -- Garage -- Diesel Fuel Shop, Road Service Used Cars Bought Sold 895-5126 Nite 895-5281 Heavy Duty Wrecker New and Used Tires Mobile Crane Service Hunting and Fishing License Free Wheel and Supplies Pick-up Balancing Open 7 Days a Week - Delivery 8 A.M. to 12 P.M. Dependable Recapping Junior E. Hartman -- owner Grantsville, Maryland Something's Always Happening Compliments of on the Mountain Top W. 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Main Frostburg, Maryland Phone: 689-6303 Free Pick up and Delivery Grantsville Area Wednesday Friday YOUGH TELEVISION Zenith and Motorola Phone 746-2621 Friendsville, Maryland Man is challenged today to excel in almost every endeavor . . . those who do succeed often trace the beginnings of their performance pattern to accomplish- ment in high school and to those who offered stimula- tion and inspiration in these formative years. Josten’s has long been a partner to these educational leaders in si providing a means of motivation and the rewards of recognition, and Josten’s products have become tangible OWATONNA, MINNESOTA symbols honoring perseverance and achievement. CLASS RINGS More than 3,000 Josten’s employees are dedicated to your YEARBOOKS complete satisfaction. Serving you locally: ANNOUNCEMENTS Mike and Steve Posey Hasna Josten's Representatives Bees AWARDS Burnsville, West Virginia 26335 Serving the Third Generation of America’s Finest Students with Products of Distinction Photography In THE NORTH STAR Courtesy of DAVIS STUDIO Robert P. Davis Drawer 430 112 East 2nd Street Weston, West Virginia 26542 161 CATHERMAN'S BUSINESS SCHOOL Cumberland, Maryland 724-0966 Medical, Executive, Legal Secretarial Accounting and Business Administration Clerical Business Machines, and IBM Secretarial and Stenographic A Private, Professional, Co-Educational School of Business Nancy Taylor Charm and Modeling Classes Could it be that education is going to the dogs? Our new student lies beside the pillar of knowledge. 162 - |—--©@ © — 2 Hi ) ree Une i ie ' Peo a me ‘hie Rly ds ae Wah yi nhs VO p at, ie ie rie anh ee cae a2 Mart: iy ty in ‘ i a He I a } ' ’ t aN 4 ‘ , P ; , bal yi Miles : i, Hl i ; ‘ , i) im ‘i pan i ) | 'y l | ' ui) u OAT } pate iy, eis if , : ; . ' j Ad P i r 4 : ’ 7 ey tl { at i ry. ms vale! 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