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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1973 volume:

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Army Who worked hard to find a place for girls' athletics at Northern. . . Who showed their spirit, their enthusiasm and their determination to win... And who remained undefeated during their first season. . . And to their coach, Mrs. Pat Andrews, student teacher, Who gave unselfishly of herself and her time to her Army. . . We dedicate the 1973 North Star. The Staff Editor: Robert Frazee we” Artist: Donald Durst Organizations Editor: Lynn Newman; Assistant: Tammy Warnick; Assistant Editor: Kathy Thomas; Assistant Feature Editor: Glenda Bender; Assistant Literary Editor: Kathy Harshbarger; Literary Editor and Fea- ture Editor: Gertrude Miller, Adviser: Proofreaders: Mary Jane Fike, Bonnie Miss Miller Yommer, Rachel Miller, GlendaBender. Typists: Gertrude Miller, Glenda Bender, Rachel Miller, Bonnie Yommer, Lynn Newman. Assistant Sports Editor: Becky Beachy; Sports Editor: Don Durst; Assistant Business Manager: Kathy Russell. Photographers: Terry Spear, Kathy Russell, Kathy Thomas. ee ee ee i a a ek ak 1 i Ale cate SCHOOL LIFE a wi The girls basketball team, a first here at NHS, set out to have an undefeatedseason. Through great determin- ation and ability they did just that. The pictures above show a few scenes of Andrew's Army in action. September was also a time for football, and this meant hours and hours of practice, Led by Coach Vent, the Husky Puppies showed great enthusiasm and desire to win, As a tenth grader, Phil Dice gets his turn at the wheel under the direction of Mr. Douds. All sophomores get a chance to increase their driving skills. Last but not least; what could be more exciting than a bird's eye view of the garbage can? The wild antics of the Junior Band are seen almost every day. . .Miss Mil- ler's desk may have been neat in the first month of school, but now... Mr. Epstein, poet-writer, visits English classes at Northern once a week . - � Mrs. Sines takes a few moments of her precious time to yell at her faithful staff. iti OUROCAHSe 12 Football season was in full swing at this time. Our Homecoming Queen, Karmen Glotfelty, was escorted by Julius Carey, Andrew's Army was also having their victories, cheered on by our J. VV. Cheerleaders. 13 choo! Norther Hig Meir 4 ue cosseliman ee cammnnt: PD alll ’ Driver Education students, taking full advantage of the beautiful October weather, drive Mr. Douds to his destination. The battling football team once again drove for yardage in order to win critical games. The Autumn Glory parade was highlighted by the Princess’ float, along with Queen Gloria and her maids of Honor. Obviously, the school didn't pay their water bill and the drinking fountain was removed, (?) The Senior Band paid tribute to Veterans on Veterans day ina short, simple ceremony by the flag in front of NHS, The Immortals provided musical entertainment at the annual Home- coming Dance, 15 Se Various activities took place during October. A repairman was summoned to fix a broken water fountain, Screams were heard throughout the gym when snakes were brought out during an Antrim Bureau Show. Northern met Southern on the football field and in a girls' basketball game. The develop- ment of a cocoon into a butterfly was a big attraction in room 116. 16 NOVEMBER The third annual Yearbook auction was a major highlight of Novem- ber. Teachers and students joined in a spirit of fun. Auctioneers Raymond Bender and Frank Murray donated their time and voices to bring the North Star Staff a grand total of $337.65. A new feature, lasting through December, took place in the Se- nior Home Ec. class. Mrs. DeWitt taught the art of cake decorating. Cakes were displayed to the public at PTSA. 17 et 18 November entertainments were foot- ball and girls' basketball. Instead of the usual winter's snow, Mother Nature sent ice, ice, and more ice. Preparing for basketball season, boys started spending evenings after school for practice. 19 With the band playing, majorettes and cheerleaders performing, and everyone clapping, we sing our school song during a pep session on the lunch shifts. High Homerooms in the Magazine Campaign, 7A and 11D, received a pizza party as their reward. The Pep Band practiced regularly in preparation for their performances at football games. 20 November comes to an end at last! Juniors are thrilled, as al- ways, at the thought of receiving their rings. And of course, every= one is excited at the thought of Christmas coming and of the snow which has fallen. The wrestlers are hard at work getting in shape for the coming season. Garrett County's 3rd Jr. Miss Pag- eant was held on Dec. 2, 1972, with Nancy Frazee, Brenda Frazee, Pauline Hanft participating. Miss Eileen Blackman, Maryland's Jr. Miss, along with Ellen Hersh- berger, Garrett County's Jr. Miss 1971, crowned Miss Theresa Harvey from Southern, Jr. Miss 1972. Mrs. Benyak's Home Ec. class created delights for the Christmas holidays. DECEMBER Omens ee we bese « ; : 21 aa di) Cig 2 WS Le ED iY, a Z Le Minh 22 Along with preparations for the great event of the Senior Party, December activities included a pep rally to introduce the Basketball and Wrestling teams. A wrestling match with Southern on school time provided an opportunity to watch the Grapplers perform for the student body. Mr. Posey met with Seniors to dis- cuss graduation announcements, Se- nior keys and pins. 23 The Sr., Jr., and 7th grade chor- uses presented a wonderful program for the Christmas season. The songs included the Halleluia Cho- rus from the Messiah. Miss Harris, French student teacher for the second term, gave 9-Ba party consisting of French foods. During the Sr, Tea, seniors feasted on several delicate pastries. Miss Theresa Harvey from Southern was crowned by Miss Eileen Black- man, Maryland's 1971 Jr. Miss. 24 JANUARY January--a new year, new resolutions, a new beginning! The ski club purchased a pair of skis to be loaned to members. In the picture at the right, Don Richter takes first place in the annual Oratorical Contest sponsored by the American Legion. Donkey Basketball, spon- sored by Varsity cheerleaders as a fund-raising project, came in with a bang. Sophomores began their first drive to raise money as Rex found its way into their hands. = ade 2 J)ONKEY BASKETBALL — fener Far Oe Pome Fireman Albans Pl et aad pear: : nf ethern High , Jan.ab, 415. ¢00RN. NAS Varsity Cheer leaders IC iAi. LINE -UPS_ rama ME. Doves cama Tames Ge 25 Along with her unbelievable spring weather, January brought assorted activities. Among these were wrestling and club initiation. Lunch shifts were highlighted by solos anda group feature of the feminine Lettermens' singing the school song. An important change took place when Miss Wucik moved from the Business Department to the reading room to take the position of Vocational Guidance Counselor. : 26 27 The Sammy Hall Singers' stay in Garrett County proved to be eventful for Northern. Sammy and his gang brought fun, laughter, music, and something to think about. In return, students showed their Husky spirit in two standing ovations. As January ends, the student body is quite excited about the annual Northern-Southern basketball game. Jeff Layman is one member of our hard working team in this game. The wrestlers are hard at work every wrestling match. Our small but powerful Jr. High Basketball team is also striving to come on top! 28 February opened with a variety of activities. The 7th graders were thrilled and excited about Billy's real live guinea pig; the whole student body was treated to an Antrim Bureau show about ''the Living Camera , the eye; and the Jr. High students viewed a film as a result of their effort in selling magazines. The FFA, also very active this month, was presented a new Ford tractor by Mr. Clayton Arnold. The newly formed Jr. High Chapter of the FFA was presented a charter by Mr. James Pope, State Execu- tive Secretary of the FFA. 29 COR tee Snow in the midst of winter in Garrett County became an oddity during 1972 and 1973. Capturing the white gold near the school house was indeed a freak accident. However; later through the month, snow became more apparent anda special offer of half-price on rentals and lift tickets was offered to Northern students and faculty at the Wisp. Crowds of people visited Northern in the evenings to give the basket- ball team moral support, while others took careof their private lives. Lovers of all ages recreate during this month the love shown by Evangeline towards Gabriel in Longfellow's Evangeline , GABRIEL! 0 MY BELOVED Wittin wen WRaRT WAS MES IMAGE Cuvvuaes m tag BEAUTY OF Love avouTn, a Stop the presses ! ' The reporters have oP a scoop! Getting the = Wd news, as it really bh) is, to the public, the Ch Viking writers strive for perfection. a -. February participated in the ordeal of three months of converting the boilers to fuel oil heat. No more carrying the coal in five gallon buckets, eh janitors? The J. V. basketball players, providing preliminary entertainment for Varsity basketball games, once again begin another grueling night. The annual Heart Fund Campaign, sponsored by the Nike Club, in- volved the entire student body. The Campaignwasclimaxed by a game between Andrews! Army and Bishop Walsh, Half-time ceremon- ices included comments by Mrs. Lewis, Executive Secretary of W. Md. Heart Association, who crowned the Queen, Debi Thomas. Bob Frazee presented the queen with red roses. Senior Chorus members began preparation for musical drama Fiddler on the Roof as they auditioned forroles. x Fe 33 MARCH Miss Wucik's Career Corner, Northern's new vocational guidance center, progressed rapidly with several job opportunities posted during March. Kathy Russell represented Northern at the Science and Humanities Symposium on March 22-24 at Baltimore. Cathy Reckner, Terri Georg, Steve Morris, and Kevan Monn completed an enlightening weekend band work- shop at Shenendoah Conservatory of Music, Winchester, Var Another addition to Northern's livestock, the new baby lambs grew quite rapidly. We ask with Shelly, O wind, if winter comes, can spring be far behind? No matter how mild a winter may be, people are always excited about the advent of sprnig. But Garrett County spring is always marked by one or two snow-storms beautifying the still bare woodlands. After a seemingly endless waiting period, electricity was provided to the school barn. The final hookup was a result of hard work and learning by all involved. However, the learning didn't end with the hookup, as both Mr. Loughrie and Steve Wiley are sure to point out. For the first time in the history of Northern High wrest- ling, a wrestler placed in the State. Lee Sutherland, a senior wrestler in the 155 1b. weight class, placed third in the state. Lee is one of only two from the county to do so since wrestling tournaments began. TC NSS S _ . RES Nee CLASS PRAYER God, Our futures are uncertain; yet we have our goals. We feel insecure and yet the world has bound us. We are so inexperienced; yet we are what we are because of all that we have experienced. Our hearts are filled with unspoken dreams; yet we yearn for a life of reality. We feel alone in our tumult; yet others have experienced the same. We are searching for the Truth; yet we know Your way. This time is filled with tears of good-bye; yet life is calling our name. In spite of the tum- ults and doubts, in spite of our human frailties, we can look to the future withFaith, knowing that with You, we cannot fail; without You, we can never succeed. The long years of sharing and friendship that have brought us this far are all behind. For these memories and the people who have played their part in them, we thank You, God. Bless each of our lives; help us to reach out to others so that by helping others, we can help ourselves. Guide us with Your Spirit, and point the way ahead. Encircle us with Your Love, and clasp Your hand in ours, now and always. Amen --Gertrude Miller MOTTO Fear not that thy life shall come to an end, but rather fear that it shall never have a beginning. --Cardinal Newman FLOWER Purple Iris COLORS Deep Purple and Lavendar 36 SENIOR OFFICERS Don Durst, Vice Pres.; Jeff Ferguson, Parliamentarian; Don Richter, President; Sandy Bishoff, Treasurer; Sheila Edwards, Historian; Connie Butler, Secretary. NHONH U Mr. Yunker Miss Miller Mr. Miller — Mr. Keplinger 37 LONNIE EUGENE ARTICE Artie January 26, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Auto Mech. Club Ambition: Grease Monkey MARGARET ALICE ASHLEY Margo October 30, 1954 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Saddle Club, Health Careers Club, Health Room Ass't, Sr. FHA, State Health Con- vention District Repre- sentative Ambition: Nursing DEBORAH WANDA BEAL Beal October 10, 1955 Curriculum: Stenographic St. H. Activities: Dance Club, Phys. Ed. Ass't., FHA Sec. Ambition: To live life with love and peace 38 THELMA JEAN BEACHY Blondie May 4, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H,. Activities: Saddle Sores Club, Chorus, Honor Roll, Hi-Y Club Treasurer, Sr. Dance Club, Sr. Party Decor- ating and Entertainment Committee Ambition: Study in the field of zoology EARNEST RAYMOND BEIT ZELS Jie Junior March 13, 1954 Curriculm: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: Auto Mech. Club Ambition: To be an Auto Mechanic TERRY LEE BEITZEL March 6, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Honor Roll Ambition: Grease Monkey SANDRA LEE BISHOFF Crash , SandyB. May oq 4905 Curriculm: Academic Sr. H. Activities: Girls Bas- ketball Team Playing Manager, Sophomore Dance Club, Sr. Dance Club Treas. Sec., Sr. Chorus, Camp Hickory Counselor, AutumnGlory Sr. Princess, Home- coming Candidate, Hi- Zeeoo, C. Rep., Varsity Basketball stats. Ambition: To work with the airlines GLENDA GRACE BENDER Glender November 21, 1955 Curriculm: Academic Sr. H. Activities: Health Careers Club, Library Club Hist., Yearbook, Honor Roll, Office Ass't, Library Ass't, Library Club Treas. Ambition: Be a nurse or work with handicapped children JUDY MAXINE BITTINGER Toots June 13, 1954 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: None Ambition: To be happy 39 RICHARD DOUGLAS BENDER Hot Dog April 12, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Varsity foot- ball, Varsity Baseball Ambition: Writing RONALD LEE BITTINGER UBing te july toe. ooo Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Baseball, Industrial Arts Club, Outdoor Life Club Pres. Ambition: To love 'em all VERSA DOROTHY BOWSER Cookie May 4, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H. Activities: French Club, Hi-Y Club, Honor Roll, Viking Advertisment Business Manager DEBRA JANE BOWSER Debbie April 28, 1955 Curriculum: Clerical Sr. H. Band, FHA, Library Ass't Ambition: To make other people happy and to be happy and free BEVERLY JO BRENNEMAN Bev September 21, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H. Activities: Chorus, Psy- chology Club, Dance Club, Viking, Honor Roll, Magazine Cam- paign Captain, Home- coming Queen Candidate, Distinguished Honor Roll, Camp Hickory Counselor, Chemical Society Dinner Ambition: College LUCINDA LEE BOWSER Cindy December 1, 1953 Curriculum: General Sr, H. Activities: Jr. €Sr. Dance Club Ambition: To live a free and happy life GERALD LYNN BRENNEMAN Lynn February 25, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H, Activities: Football, Basketball, Letterman's Club, Pres., Jr. Miss Pageant Escort Ambition: Undecided ROBERT HENRY BRENNEMAN Bob December 11, 1955 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: Outdoor Life Club V. Pres., Honor Roll Ambition: To have a good time CONNIE SUE BUTLER June 26, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Sec. of Soph. Dance Club, Soph. Aut- umn Glory Princess, Office Ass't, Jr. Class Treas. , Viking, Home- coming Queen Candidate Ambition: To have a happy and successful life LOUISE CATHERINE BROADWATER Weeze February 10, 1955 Curriculm: Stenographic Sr. H. Activities: Hi-Y Club Treas. , Honor Roll, Magazine Campaign Captain, Sr. FHA, Stu- dent Council Alternate , Nike Club Ambition: To create a uni- ted happiness 4 SHEILA KAYE BUC KEL Shebuck January 6, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H. Activities: Varsity Cheer- leader Capt., Autumn Glory Jr. Princess and Sr. Maid of Honor, Sr. Chorus Sec., and Pres., Jr. Chorus Ass't, Cheer- leaders Club Pres. and Treas., Honor Roll, Soph. S.C. Rep., Soph. Class Treas. and Jr.Class Sec., Homecoming Candidate Ambition: Attend College and become a nurse JULIUS OLIN CAREY Jules August 16, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Football, Wrestling, Band, Letter- men's Club, Jr. Class Pres., Soph. and Sr. Class Escort for Autumn Glory Ambition: Live a happy life with ry JOHN MICHAEL BUTLER Dagwood August 4, 1955 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: Auto Me- chanics Club Ambition: Auto Mechanic 41 GARY LYNN CARR Link August 6, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr, H. Activities: Industrial Arts Club Ambition: To enjoy life and be a race car driver PAUL MICHAEL DENIKER Red September 14, 1954 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Chorus, Nor- thernaires, Library Ass't Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do JOSEPH WILLIAM CARR Josh January 14, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Industrial Arts Club Ambition: To take whatever comes my way and enjoy life NEVIN DAVID CROWE Nubbin October 13, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Chess Club, Photography Club, Chorus, Camp Hickory Counselor, FFA, Northernaires Ambition: Male Nurse MARILYN RUTH DETRICK Buckwheat March 24, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Health Room Ass't, Girls Athletic Club, Sr. FHA: Parives) ©. Dance Club Ambition: Smile more, frown less, forget yesterday's mistakes, solve today's problems, and be kind to everyone ELEANORE ELAINE DETRICK Dee Dee May 15, 1954 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Sr. Dance Club Ambition: To find my place in life, enjoy it to the fullest and bring happi- ness into someone's life 42 LINDA MARLAINE DEWITT wPerzanve anso,1 955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Sr. FHA, Pres., Health Room Ass't., Phys. Ed. Ass't Ambition: Find a man before I'm too old to enjoy him HAROLD KEITH DEWITT Crash Dec. 16,. 1954 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Dance Club, Auto Club, Chorus Ambition: Armed Forces DONALD RAY DURST Dons jan. 18,1955 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. ia vctivities:S,C, Rep., Jr. Class V. Pres. , Foot- ball, Auto Mech, Club, S.F.S Rep., Sr. Class V. Pres., Yearbook Ambition: Get a band to- gether and generate a feeling of peace through- out the world EDWARD LEE DURST Jack July 29, 1954 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: Auto Mech. Club Ambition: To become an Auto Mechanic 43 Health Careers Club Sec. KATHY DIANE DONAHUE Kate Mayi16; 1955 Curriculum: Clerical Sr. H. Activities: Soph. Dance Club, Sr. Dance Club, Honor Roll, Office Ass't Ambition: Practical Nurse NANCY JEAN DURST eTurtie't) Feb; 18,.1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Heart Fund Candidate, Honor Roll, Phys. Ed. Ass't., Sr. Dance Club, Caf. Ass't., Ofek nbs aA raise. Ambition: To get a car and live in Cumberland SHEILA ANN EDWARDS USheea' jan. 20,61 900 Curriculum: Academic Sr.H. Activities: Girls Basket- ball Co-Capt., Honor Roll, Soph. Pres. , Band, Band Council, Viking, Camp Hickory Counselor, Si. Fi SaaV .eETeSs,2PSy- Club, W.O.W. Hist. Award, History Club Pressr «or..Class- Fist. Ambition: President of U.S. (after my brother) WESLEY BLAKE DURST Wes'tEFeb.ocl, yi 950 Curriculum: GeneralSr. H. Activities: Wrestling Ambition: To live a happy and successful life JEFFREY BRENT FERGUSON NCrazy Legs | july 8, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr, H. Activities: Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Band, Lettermen!'s Club, Honor Roll, Boys State, Autumn Glory Escort, Mag. Campaign, Western Md. Regional Band Ambition: To be a Plastic Surgeon THOMAS LEE FIKE “Tom! Ss Oct sat Ossi doo Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: 1972 Orna- mental Hort's. Award, Greenhouse Ass't. , Photo. Club Ambition: To go into the field of Television Pro- ducing and Direction and maybe take a course or two of Advanced Hort. KATHLEEN DIANE FAUBER Panama Oct. 14, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Girls Basket- ball, Volleyball, Soft- ball, Tennis, Swim Team, Girls Drill Team, Camp Hickory Counselor, Presidential Physical Fitness Award, Dance Club, Boys Basketball Man., Homecoming Candidate, Hi-Y Club V. Pres. Ambition: Sports director on an ocean liner KEITH EUGENE FISHER Fish ' Nov. 7, 1953 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: Vo-Ag Ass't., F.F.A. Treas., Forestry Award Ambition: To be a successful pro-welder JON BRADLEY FRANTZ Bradley Armentrout Dec. ab, 04 955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H, Activities: Camp Hickory Counselor, Baseball, Spelunkers Club Ambition: To find an easier way to transplant pine trees CHERYL LORENE FRAZEE Cheri Aug. 19, 1955 Curriculum: Stenographic St. H. Activities: Hi-Y Club, Library Ass'ts. Club Treas., Chorus, Honor Roll, Library Ass't., Mag. Campaign Co.-Capt. Nike Club Sec. Ambition: To be a recep- tionist JULIE ANN FRATZ Champ April 16, 1955 Curriculum: Stenographic Sr. Psy. Club, Viking, Ski Club, Office Ass't. , Honor Roll Ambition: Race Car Driver and enjoy life as it comes and goes JAMES ROBERT FRAZEE Bob Nov. 26, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H. Activities: S.F.S. Pres. , S.C. Treas., Photo. Club Pres. , Conservation Workshop, REA Tour, F,F,A, judging teams, Yearbook Editor, Camp Hickory Counselor, Band, State and Regional Ed. Conference, Tree Comm., Ches. Bay Boating Safety, Hist. Cinb Vs Pres.; Science in Action Ambtition: College - BRENDA JEANNE FRAZEE April 12, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H. Activities: Band, Chorus, Viking, Honor Roll, Jr. Miss candidate, Homecoming candi- date, Quill Scroll, Camp Hickory Coun- selor, Twirlette Club, Pres, Drum Majorette Ambition: To be a registered nurse KAREN SUE FRAZEE October 1, 1955 Curriculum: Stenographic Sr. H. Activities: Chor- us, Northernaires, Honor Roll, Sr. FHA, Nike Club Ambition: To be a success and bring happiness to everyone I come incon- tact with NANCY LEE FRAZEE April 26, 1956 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H. Activities: Band, Chorus Sec. , Honor Roll, SFS Treas. , Quartette Club, Color Guard, Jr. Miss Candidate Ambition: To go on to music school JOHN TARLETON GLOTFELTY Hitler July 4, 1955 Curriculum: GeneralSr. H,. Activities: Chorus, Quar- tet Club, History Club Ambition: To be the Presi- dent of Germany LEON RUSSELL FRIEND April 2171955 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: Auto Me- chanics Club Ambition: Undecided EUGENE PAUL GARLITZ Tex January 12, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Industrial Arts Club Ambition: To be the mayor of Avilton VERA ELLEN GLOTFELTY Koala Bear May 18, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr, H. Activities: FHA, Band, Chorus, Library Ass't Ambition: To be happy and make others happy KARMEN PATRICE GLOTFELTY. Blueberry June 13, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H. Activities: Soph. Dance Club, Sec., HealthCar- eers Club Pres., Band, Band Council Sec. , Color Guard Captain, Honor Roll, Office Ass't, Homecoming Candidate, Ski Club Ambition: To become an RN ROBERTA ANN GOWANS Bobbi? Sept. 13, 1955 Curriculum: Stenographic Sr. H. Activities: History Club, Nike Club Sec. Ambition: To go to College, become a secretary and live a successful life KENNETH WARE HARDING Hardtack June 10, 1955 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: Baseball Ambition: Construction Carpenter RICHARD WAYNE GRAVES Mousey June 18, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H,. Activities: JV Varsity Basketball, JV Varsity Baseball, JV Varsity Football, Honor Roll, Lettermen's Club Ambition: Go to college and play sports CONNIE LYNN HERRING April 12, 1955 Curriculum: Stenographic Sr. H. Activities: Hi-Y Club V-Pres., Chorus, Honor Roll Ambition: To be a social worker and to try to make life happier for others 47 PAULINE LOUISE HANFT October 6, 1955 Curriculum: Stenographic Sr. H. Activities: Nike Club V. Pres., Honor Roll, Office Ass't, Viking, Band Banner Girl, Jr. Miss Contestant Ambition: To be an R.N. ROSALYN RUTH HETZ Virge May 12, 1955 Curriculum: Stenographic Sr. H. Activities: Sr. FHA Sec., Honor Roll, Band Ambition: To marry my Michael, have lots of children, and bring them up believing in peace and love to everyone DEAN ALLEN HOCKMAN Dino May 3, 1954 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Band, Biology Ass't. Ambition: Get a good job LUIS LYNN HUMBERSON February 6, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Baseball Ambition: To stay alive BARBARA KAY HOLLADA UB aro April cose. Joo Curriculum: Stenographic Sr. H. Activities: Phys. Ed. Ass't, Library Ass't, Sr. F.H.A., Library Club Hist., Hi-Y Club Hist. Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I do TERRY LYNN HYSON HLlersfuly 541995 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Football, J.V. Basketball, Quartet Club, Lettermen's Club, Jr. And Sr. Chorus Ambition: State Juvenile Services 48 DOLORES ORVETTA HOLLIDAY Orie January 7, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Sr. F.H.A. Library Club, Lib. Ass't, Health Careers Club, Honor Roll, Health Room Ass't. Ambition: To Live RALPH WILLIAM JENKINS Grumpy September 16, 1955 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H, Activities; Auto Me- chanics Club V. Pres., Baseball Ambition: Get married and have a good time ROBERT J. KIRKHAM JR. Bob June 2, 1954 Curriculum: Vocational Sr, H. Activities: Auto Shop Ass't., Auto Shop Club Parl. Ambition: To be a profes- sional jet boat mechanic and racer. DAVID CHARLES LIVENGOOD Dave July 30, 1954 Curriculum: Vocational Sr, H. Activities: None Ambition: Armed Forces DEBRA SUE KISSNER Debbie March 7, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Dance Club, Honor Roll, Mag. Cam- paign, Sr. Party Dec. Comm, Ambition: To do God's will and be happy. WAYNE M, LIVENGOOD July 5, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: None Ambition: Get an easy job making a lot of money. 49 DOUGLAS EUGENE KLOTZ Klutch Nov. 4, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Ind. Arts Club, Honor Roll, Camp Hickory Counselor. Ambition: Game Warden DANIEL RAY MAST IBEW (Pisin ake “ibe ee Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Chess Club, Out- door Life Club, Yearbook Bus. Man., Bio. Ass't., Honor Roll Ambition: To be happy at whatever I do. ELAINE MARIE McCOMBIE April 26, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Phys'Ed Ass't., Honor Roll, Office Ass't., Dance Club, Sr. F.H. A. Pres, Ambition: To live my life to the fullest, and bring GARY LYNN McCARTY happiness into someone's Sept. 14, 1955 life, Curriculum: General Sr, H. Activities: Spelunkers Club, Hort. Ass't. Ambition: Veterinarian BARBARA ANN McKENZIE Barb July [i igoe Curriculum: Clerical Sr. H. Activities: Healthroom Ass't. , Health Careers Club, Office Ass't. Ambition: To be happy and successful in everything I do. WALTER ROY MEYERS OWalt! Sept seiiemea od Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Lettermans Club, Football Ambition: Electrician BONNIE ANGELA McKENZIE Bon Julyatiosl9Ss5 pens Clerical Sr. H. RICKEY DAVID McKENZIE ctivities: Health Careers Rick June 24, 1955 ? rer Treas., Healthroom Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: None Ambition: To get a new car Ambition: Carpentry before the old one falls apart, and to really live a success- ful life, 50 JAMES OWEN MICHAEL Sym wee, 2, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr, H, Activities: Sr. Chorus, Sr. Band, Honor Roll, Quar- tet Club, Boys State, Camp Hickory Counselor Ambition: College, music, and the saxophone DAVID STANLEY MILLER Harry Nov. 10,1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: F.F.A., VICA Ambition: To be happy always. DEBORAH RAE MICHAELS Michaels Feb. 26, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Phys'Ed Ass't., Girls Athletic Club, Dance Club, Office Ass't., Physi- cal Fitness Award, Sr. FHA Honor Roll, Caf. Ass't, Ambition: Just live as free as possible. GERTRUDE JANE MILLER Cert uta oU sn eoo Curriculum: Academic Sr. H, Activities: Health Ca- reers Club, Lib. Club V. Pres., Lib, Ass't., Mag. Campaign High Salesman, Honor Roll, Yearbook Ambition: RN trainng Sil ROBERT ALLEN MICHAELS Bobby July 28, 1953 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: F.F.A. Club Ambition: Be a truck driver. PAUL DAVID MILLER tBod lane l , | 1900 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H, Activities: Football, Lettermans Club Ambition: To go to College. VIOLA LOUISE OESTER June 1, 1954 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activites: Honor Roll Ambition: To be a successful model and share my happi- ness with all who may be my friends, DONNA RAYE OESTER Dec. gy eto Curriculum: Stenographic Sr. H. Activities: Hi-Y Club., Viking Man. Ed., Honor and Distinguished Honor Roll, Camp Hickory Counselor, Quill and Scroll, Mag. Campaign Man., Flying Fingers Typing Award, Tre@Gomins. oor ostraties Hist. Club Sec., Nike Club Pres. Ambition: To really live the motto: The Lord is first, my friends are second, and I am third. JOHN PARK OPEL Tippy web kOse LoS Curriculum: Vocational Sr, H. Activites: None Ambition: To be a successful farmer. OLEN FAY ORENDORF, JR. Sonny Mar. 27, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr, H. Activities: Sr.Band, Spe- lunker's Club, Hort. Asst. Ambition: Meat cutter Sy HAZEL IRENE OPEL Smiley Auge igugeoo Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activites: Health Careers Club, Healthroom Asst., Lib. Asst. , Ambition: Nurse BENNIE DEAN POOK “Ben Febsr2o jai oou Curriculum: Vocational Sr, H, Activities: Pep Band, Sr, Band, Elec. Club Treas. Ambition: Electrician GARY JAMES RECKNER Smooth Aug. 3, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H, Activities: Sr, Band, Wrestling, Sr. Chorus, Spe- lunkers Club, Lettermens Club, Honor Roll, Boys State Ambition: To meet anybody LINDSEY SUZANNE RENNER Mayor May 17, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Jr. and Sr. Band, Honor Roll, PepBand, Phys'Ed Ass't., Girls Athletic Club V. Pres. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher halfway, to communicate with all, to live my future to my fullest, and become my own man, DONALD RAY RICHTER WRabbill Dece 20,01955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H. Activities: Football Co- Capt. eband sofesclass Pres. , Honor Roll, Distinguished Honor Roll, Lettermans Club, Wrestling, W.O.W, Hist. Award, John Philip Sousa Award, Program in Biochemistry '72, Ambition: Continual growth JOHN ANDREW RODEHEA VER y,.C, superstar July $, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Ind. Arts Club, Spelunkers Club, Honor Roll, Dance Club, Science in Action Trip Ambition: To save the world. PAMELA FAITH RIFFLE peatemesept, 11,1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr, H,. Activities: Sr, Chorus, Sr. F,H. A. Program Chair- man, Honor Roll, Sr. Chorus Pub, and Costume Comm.,, Health Careers Club Parl., State Treasurer '72, Ambition: To earn a B.S. degree in nursing. RANDY PAUL ROBINSON MLerovs Sept.ncr4n kolo Curriculum: Academic Sr, H, Activities: Honor Roll, Basketball, Baseball, Spe- lunkers Club Ambition: Attend college. DS DEBRA GRIFFITH ROSS Debbie May 15, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr, H. Activities: Sr. Dance Club, Sr, Chorus Ambition: To just be happy. KATHY LYNN SAVAGE Ding-a-ling Sep. 17, 1955 Curriculum: Stenographic Sr. H. Activities: Soph. Dance Club, Quartet Club, Sr. Chorus, Phys'Ed Ass't. , Chorus Ass't., Physical Fit- ness Award Ambition: Social Service Worker NORRIS WAYNE RUSH VOWS DEC. oa ooo Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: Auto Mech. Club, Wrestling Ambition: To be a Truck Driver. GARY EDWARD SEBOLD Cecil “Aug, 14, 1955 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: Auto Mach, Club, Football, Lettermens Club Ambition: Truck Driver 54 BILLY WARD SAVAGE Wild Bill May 24, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Ind. Arts Club, Honor Roll Ambition: To live a long and happy life. BRENDA KAYE SINES Lucile Aug, 1Opei995 Curriculum: General Sr, H. Activities: Sr. Chorus, Girls Basketball, Physical Fitness Award, Quartet Club, Phys'Ed Ass't., Girls Athletic Club, Wrestling Man., Athletic Dinner Ambition: Pro Basketball JAYNE MARIE SINES Manel Aug.tcc, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Hi-Y Club, Pep Club, Dance Club, Nike Club Ambition: To be a sucess at anything I do. CONNIE DARLENE SINES May 4, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Honor Roll Ambition: To get a good job. ANITA GAIL SKIDMORE Neeter Sept. 18, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr, H. Activities: Ski Club, Cheerleader Club Sec. and Pres., V. Cheerleader Co- Capt., Sr. Chorus, Sr. Chorus Pub. Comm., Mag. Cam- paign Co-Capt. , Homecom- ing Candidate, Honor Roll, Camp Hickory Counselor, Science in Action Trip Ambition: to become an RN, RANDALL ALLEN SLAGLE Randy May 2, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H. Activities: J. V. Basket- ball, Baseball, Basketball, Lettermens Club, Spelunkers Club, Boys State, Honor Roll Ambition: Play pro ball 313 SHERYL ANN SINES Shoebox Aug. 28, 1955 Curriculum: Stenographic Sr. H. Activities: Pep Club, Honor Roll, Dance Club, Office Ass't., Pom Pom Girls, Senior Party Dec. Comm. Ambition: To do God's will. VIRGINIA CATHERINE SMITH athe Manly s7 pol ae Curriculum: Stenographic Sr. H. Activities: Pom Pom Girls, Pep Club, Sr. Dance Club, Office Ass't. Ambition: Fingerprint Clerk TERRY EUGENE SPEAR Slick December 23, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H. Activities: Honor Roll, Camp Hickory Counselor, Pres., Vice-Pres.--Photo Club, Ross F, Fike Memor- ial Award, Basic Boat Course, Yearbook, Pep Band Director, I, A, Club Ambition: State Police VERNON DREW SNYDER WY ern lantiary. 9 ps1 950 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H. Activities: Baseball, Phys'Ed Ass't., Honor Roll Ambition: To be ambitious. THOMAS EDWARD STEMPLE Ed Sept. 24, 1954 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: F.F.A. V. Pres. Vo-AgAss't,, Chap- ter Star Farmer Award, Production in Agri. Bus. Award, Greenhouse Ass't, Ambition: To be a success- ful farmer GALE LOU STOCKSLAGER July 12591955 Curriculum: Academic Sr, H. Activities: All-State Chorus, Sr. Chorus V. Pres., Quartet Club, Honor Roll Ambition: To trust the Lord about everything and keep singing about His beautiful peace, 56 CECIL EUGENE STEIN Gene Feb, 14, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Woodshop Ass't, Ind, Arts Club Ambition: To let life come easy. KEN BOYD SUKOW Sukee! Dec.(21,71952 Curriculum: Vocational Sr, H. Activities: Auto Mech, Club, Officer Club, Col or Guard, Color Guard Com- mander Ambition: To have a long and happy life. LEE ELLIOT SUTHERLAND Dctosets 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H, Activities: Football 10-12, Wrestling 10-12, Co-captain, Lettermen's Club, Honor Roll, Doug Carey Award, Band, Waynesburg Wrestling Camp-3yrs. Ambition: Electrical Engineering NANCY ANN TEETS August 26, 1955 Curriculum: Stenographic Sr, H. Activities: Chorus Office Ass't, Psychology Club Ambition: To live each and every day. MICHAEL CHARLES SWAUGER Bone Feb, 19, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Camp Hickory Counselor, Out Door Life Club Ambition: To go into draft- ing school and be a drafts- man, then, run for dog catcher of Grantsville. KENNETH DALE THOMAS Ken December 16, 1955 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: Pres. --Elec- tronics Club, --Treas. FFA, FFA Livestock Judge Ambition: Diesel Mechanic 57 GERALDINE DIANE TAYLOR Geri'Tor'Coon'lOct. 7,°1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. ACTIVITIES (9, Foo. 8l eC... Chorus, Hi-Y Club Pres., Soph. Dance Club, Sr. Dance Club Pres., Girl's Basketball Team Manager, Mag. Cam- paign Co-Captain, Ambition: To go into prac- tical nursing and live life to the fullest. DANIEL ALVIN TICE Dan August 10, 1956 Curriculum: Vocational Sr, H. Activites: FFA, Pres. - FFA, Honor Roll Early Grad- uation Ambition: Dairy Farming REBECCA ANN TRESSLER Becky Bush Nov. 4, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr, H. Activities: Sr, Chorus, Girls Basketball, Photo. Club Sec.-Treas., V. Pres., and Pres,, Phys'Ed Ass't., Healthroom Ass't,, Viking Ambition: Marine Biology VIRGINIA IRENE UPHOLD Nov. 11751955 Curriculum: Stenographic Sr, H. Activities: Sr. Dance Club, Soph, Dance Club Ambition: To be able to help people in any way I can and to live a happy and suc- cessful life. QUINCY GORDEN UMBELJR. Buddy March 30, 1955 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: Dance Club, Quartet Club, Chorus, Honor Roll Ambition: Computer Technician RICHARD WAYNE VINCENT URICKUS Dec. al sal oo Curriculum: Academic Sr. H. Activities: Sr. Science Club, Bio. Ass't., Boys State, Honor Roll Ambition: To be an electrician. 58 ROY ALLEN UMBEL March 30, 1955 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: Electronics Club V. Press, Fob eciup V. Pres., FFA. juosine Team, F,F.A. Natl. Con- vention Rep. Ambition: Go to college BRADLEY FLOYD WAKEFIELD Nuberg Oct. 1, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr, H, Activities: 4-H Pres., Basketball, Book Club Pres,, Know Your St. Gov. Day Rep., Thespian Society, Honor Roll Ambition: College GARY WILLIAM WARNICK Brucie” Sept, 1,°1955 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H, Activities: Auto Mech. Club Ambition: Mechanic or Truck Driver PEGGY LEE WAKEFIELD Oct. 10, LoDo Curriculum: Stenographic Sr, H. Activities: Psy, Club, Phys'Ed Ass't, Ambition: Phys'Ed teacher ROGER LEE WARNICK URoe = eb, 19,1953 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Wrestling, Let- termens Club Ambition: To drive in the Daytona 500, WILLIAM WAYNE WARNICK Bill Nov. 10, 1954 Curriculum: Vocational Sr, H. Activities: Outdoor Life Club Ambition: To be a game warden to catch Morris. 59 MORRIS DUANE WARNICK Rebs) 2, 1954 Curriculum: Vocational Sr. H. Activities: Lettermens Club, Wrestling Ambition: To be a State Policeman. STEVEN ROY WILEY Ambrose Aug. 20, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Wrestling, F,F.A. Club, Rod Gun Club Ambition: Undecided BETTY LUE WILT Bets Sept; 23,21955 Curriculum: Academic Sr, H. Activities: F,T.A. Sec. and V. Pres., Heart Fund Candidate, Lib. Ass't., Special Ed. Ass't., Bio. Ass't., Hi-Y Club Parl., Sr. Dance Club, Honor Roll Ambition: Join the Armed Forces and brighten other people's lives while I'm en- riching my own, PHILIP DWIGHT WILT Phil Oct zo geioes Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Building Trades DONALD DEAN WILHELM ! ! Ass't eit BO ay ee Ambition: Long distance Semi- Curriculum: General Sr. H. Talcl deives Activities: None Ambition: Truck driver MARY LOUISE YODER April 23, 1955 Curriculum: General Sr. H. Activities: Health Careers Club, Healthroom Ass't, Ambition: To do my best in everything I do. NATHAN EMERSON YODER Nathe Aug. 4, 1955 Curriculum: Academic Sr. H. Activities: Sr. Science Club Pres., Lettermens Club, Honor Roll, Wrestling, S.F.S. V. Pres. , VikingEd; - in-Chief, Second Place in State O. Contest Ambition: Learn to live a life like Jonathan Livingston Seagulls’. 60 CLASS HISTORY In the beginning there were five--Grantsville, Friendsville, Accident, Rt. 40, and Yoder. Little did we realize that after six years we'd meet as one at Northern High to become her one and only graduating Class of '73. Adapt- ing readily to Northern throughout our Junior High years, we anxiously awaited Senior High. Before we knew it, we were sophomores, choosing Sheila Edwards as president, Philip Livengood as vice-president, Connie Butler as secretary, Sheila Buckel as treasurer and Sandy Livengood as historian to lead us through our first year of Senior High, Outstanding people and happenings of 10th grade included Connie Butler's reigning as 10th grade princess, escorted by Julius Carey, at the annual Autumn Glory Pageant. Sheila Buckel and Anita Skidmore wherechosen for the Varsity cheerleader squad. Chosen for Senior High majorette was Brenda Frazee. Representing our class as an officer in the Student Council was Bob Frazee as treasurer, Receiving awards were Gary Reckner and Nathan Yoder. Gary was award ed Most Improved member of Senior Band. A certificate was presented to Nathan for ranking above ninety per centile on the NEDT test. Climaxing our year as sophomores was the class picnic at Pleas- ant Valley. The picnic not only consisted of food and games but included mini lessons in various things such as golf, exploring the peat bog and examining snakes, Commencing our Junior year, we elected Julius Carey, president; Don Durst, vice-president; Sheila Buckel, sec- retary; and Connie Butler, treasurer. Eleventh grade princess and escourt for Autumn Glory were Sheila Buckel and Jeff Ferguson. Showing a good year in wrestling, Lee Sutherland, Julius Carey, and Morris Warnick made 1st Bi- County. Placing 2nd sectional, Lee received the Doug Carey Memorial Award. Julius made 1st sectional while Morris placed 2nd sectional and 4th regional. Being the only NHS athlete to do so, Jeff Ferguson lettered in three sports--football, wrestling, and baseball. Scoring ninety percentile and above on the physical fitness test, Brenda Sines and Kathy Fauber received the Presidential Physical Fitness badge. The Flying Fingers typing awards were presented to Donna Oester and Pauline Hanft, Receivig the W.O.W, History Awards were Sheila Edwards and Don Richter, The John Philip Sousa Award was presented to Don Richter. Lee Sutherland received an award for the Most Improved Member of the Senior Band, With the funds from selling candy, the Junior-Senior Banquet-Prom was held at the Wisp. The theme, We've Only Just Begun, ' ' was sung by Gail Stockslager, accompanied by Jim Mich- ael, Presenting certain seniors various awards, '' Becky Tressler and BradFrantz were M, C.'s forthe banquet por- tion of the evening. Seniors--a most rewarding year! Officers were Don Richter, president; Don Durst, vice-president; Connie Butler, secretary; Sandy Bishoff, treasurer; Sheila Edwards, historian; and Jeff Ferguson, parliamentarian, Nathan Yoder became Editor of the Viking. Editor of the North Star was Bob Frazee. Maid of Honor for Autumn Glory was Sheila Buckel, escourted by Don Richter, Sandy Bishoff, escorted by Julius Carey, was senior princess for the pageant. Senior responsibilities in the Student-Faculty Senate were held by Bob Frazee, president; Sheila Edwards, vice- president; Geri Taylor, secretary; and Don Durst, senior representative. Don Richter became president of the band council with Karmen Glotfelty serving as vice-president; Pauline Hanft, secretary; and Gary Reckner, senior re- presentative. Chorus officers included Sheila Buckel, president; Gail Stockslager, vice-president; and Nancy Frazee, secretary. Karmen Glotfelty, escourted by Julius Carey, reigned as our HomecomingQueen, Other candidates were Sheila Buckel, Bev Brenneman, Connie Butler, Anita Skidmore, Brenda Frazee, Kathy Fauber, and Sandy Bishoff, Don Richter and Julius Carey were chosen as Co-Captains for the Husky football team. Undefeated, An- drews Army was the first girls basketball team at Northern, with Kathy Fauber as Captain and Sheila Edwards as Co-Captain, Elected captain of the Varsity cheerleader squad was Sheila Buckel, with Anita Skidmore as Co- Captain. Co-Captains for the Grapplers were Julius Carey and Lee Sutherland. Julius was named to the Tri-Valley all-star offensive unit, while Lee Sutherland, Lynn Brenneman, and Walter Meyers received honorable mention. Brenda Frazee was chosen head majorette. Representing NHS in the Jr. Miss Pageant were Brenda Frazee, Nancy Frazee, and Pauline Hanft, With the theme I Can See Clearly Now, the Senior Party was held in the cafetorium. Music was by The Flisp , Giving its farewell gift, the Home Ec department sponsored a Senior Tea. A Senior Dinner was prepared by the cafeteria staff in honor of the seniors, Climaxing six sensational years was graduation, So we end--or do we begin? --Sheila Edwards Senior Class Historian 61 : 3 rece ats aoa I PRO ComaOoobocionD Tele atihntenepisidesiniioig: CLASS WILLS THEIMA BEACHY wills Brad Frantz three pairs of Everett's pants and a bagful of snipes. DEBBIE BEAL wills to anyone, the ability to get in trouble without trying. ERNEST BEITZEL wills Mr. Warne a new bunch of great mechanics, TERRY BEITZEL wills Rick five days of vacation in Buck season. GLENDA BENDER wills Miss Williams and Mrs. Bender, lots of patience with Mr. Douds. DOUG BENDER wills Bea Mae Riggs peace of mind in her last High School Science class. SANDY BISHOFF wills to Mike, Randy and Mary Lynn a weiser pickle. JUDY BITTINGER wills her sister the best of her senior year. RON BITTINGER wills Mr. Kuhn a goof-off to take the place of the one he's losing. DEBBIE BOWSER wills to anyone her ability to do nothing and get by with it. CINDY BOWSER wills to any girl all the boys from Friendsville. VERSA BOWSER wills to Mr. Dively new beakers to replace the ones she broke. BEV BRENNEMAN wills Betty Durst a nice long ride on Jenny, the donkey, and a ''Caution: Slow Moving Ass sign. LYNN BRENNEMAN wills to everyone the art of catching baseballs with his mouth. BOB BRENNEMAN wills Brooks the best of luck with the Birds . LOUISE BROADWATER wills all her love to someone who isn't here--but should be. SHEILA BUCKEL wills to Mr. Rodeheaver another Jr. Chorus accompanist. CONNIE BUTLER wills to Dave a new car; to Ronnie a new truck and all her love. MIKE BUTLER wills Don Durst a real great songwriting future. JULIUS CAREY wills NHS twelve dedicated wrestlers to the wrestling team each year. GARY CARR wills Joe Carr one case of Schlitz. JOE CARR wills Gary Carr and Wild Bill two cases of Schlitz. NEVIN CROWE wills the Class of '73 all the good times they had and good luck. PAUL DENIKER wills NHS a grass parking lot! ELEANORE DETRICK wills Mrs. Pavone ten students just like her. MARILYN DETRICK wills Judy Griffith the guy of her dreams. KEITH DEWITT wills his ability to get stranded at the Wisp to Kathy and Kim. LINDA DEWITT wills her nieces and nephews her grapevine to swing on. KATHY DONAHUE wills Connie Herring another exciting back seat ride with B, U. DON DURST wills his ability to gothrough high school without getting his front teeth knocked out to Lynn Brenneman. EDDIE DURST wills to Gary Warnick a new front end for his '67 Impala. NANCY DURST wills to Rox and Liz all her problems, and E.M, lots of fun. WESLEY DURST wills Harold P. a pair of rubbers and a pair of crutches. SHEILA EDWARDS wills Don Richter the ability to ameliorate his hypothetical conjectures. KATHY FAUBER wills the football players of NHS meals after every practice. JEFF FERGUSON wills Miss J. Miller one of his best smiles. TOM FIKE wills to Phil and Sandy Livengood, marriage that will last for eternity. BRAD FRANTZ wills his pants and the pond to Thelma, and his snipe bag to science. JULIE FRANTZ wills C.H. to C.F, after she is gone. BRENDA FRAZEE wills to her sisters Lori and Lois her ability to be a majorette. CHERI FRAZEE wills Louise transportation to Kevin's house once a week! BOB FRAZEE wills Mrs. Sines a nose for news and Anita S. a new willow tree. KAREN FRAZEE wills Kathy and Donna a lower volume at football games. NANCY FRAZEE wills to Mr, Carlson and Mr. Neville another Exhibit A . EUGENE GARLITZ wills Angela Wilhelm a date in a little purple Volkswagon. JOHN GLOTFELTY wills his ability to run the halls to Stu and Yogi. KARMEN GLOTFELTY wills a peanut butter coated sugar pop daily to Super Crunch. VERA GLOTFELTY wills all of her love to Michael Dan, ROBERTA GOWANS wills Barbara and Dave a successful marriage. RICK GRAVES wills Mark Russell his ability to get stranded at the Wisp Ski Area. PAULINE HANFT wills to Kevin Monn a gallon of Tame Creme Rinse and her electric rollers, KENNY HARDING wills Roger Sines the next two years at NHS. CONNIE HERRING wills Donald Durst a hangover. ROSALYN HETZ wills to Debbi Bowser a weekend with her Jim; to Mike all her love. DEAN HOCKMAN wills his Mustang to a junk yard. BARB HOLLADA wills anyone the ability to wear her gym clothes to lunch. DOLORES HOLLIDAY wills Mrs. Groer a whole wardrobe full of smocks, LFWIS HUMBERSON wills Mr. Harris a day off to hunt. RALPH JENKINS wills Gary Warnick a front end ot a '67 Chevy so he has a set of wheels. BOB KRIKHAM wills John a new race sled and first place in the World Series Races. DEBBIE KISSNER wills that more students will graduate early, and be successful doing it. DOUG KLOTZ wills a Hurst shifter to his Uncle Roger for his bus. DAVE LIVENGOOD wills to anyone who needs them, all the women in the world, WAYNE LIVENGOOD wills Keith Beachy his school record. DAN MAST wills his ability to jump the lunch line every day without being caught, ELAINE McCOMBIE wills all her love to D.C, BARBARA McKENZIE wills Mrs. George another set of twins that dress alike. BONNIE McKENZIE wills to anyone the ability to sneak out of room 215 during class. RICK McKENZIE wills Eugene Garlitz a truck with shock absorbers and no rattles, JIM MICHAEL wills the Band and Chorus an unending supply of CONFIDENCE, Mr. Rodeheaver and Mr. Schwing both a few more GOOD tenors and everyone of the gang a couple more revolutions to killtime before homeroom. DEBBIE MICHAELS wills Alice and Angie the best of NHS. GERTRUDE MILLER wills Mr. Molecule another field trip to Luke, Md. and everything that went with it--the Musical Molecules, Keppy Boy and his feminine figure . PAUL MILLER wills Bob Frazee the ability to grow a mustache. DONNA OESTER wills to Miss Miller her brother's rosebushes; may they always bloom straight A's. VIOLA OESTER wills her success to all her friends, her sorries, failures, and headaches to the four winds and the unfortunate, her flounders to the fish, and her diary to the person who can't read. HAZEL OPEL wills to Judy Maust a great last four years at NHS. JOHN OPEL wills to his brother twenty days off for work. OLEN ORENDORF wills Mr. Schwing a solid gold trumpet. GARY RECKNER wills his ability to go through three new trombones in nine years to Lynn Newman. LINDSEY RENNER wills to Brenda Sines the ability to stay cool and calm wh en something upsets her, and to Sheila Edwards, the ability to always have fun on Band Trips. DON RICHTER wills a bunch of books to anyone who wants them. PAM RIFFLE wills everyone enough love, patience and understanding to share. RANDY ROBINSON wills Gary King another trip from Friendsville to Central City and a full tank of gas. JOHN RODEHEAVER wills to every student at Northern the ability to walk across the swimming pool. DEBBIE ROSS wills to anyone who feels he needs it, courage and understanding while facing difficult times in the future NORRIS RUSH wills Mr. Warne a new herd of mechanics. BILLY SAVAGE wills a year's supply of Pepsi and his old Cooper 19 Aladdin DeLuxe to Dennis Savage. KATHY SAVAGE wills Mrs. Robinson another group of senior leaders like the ones she had third period this year. GARY SEBOLD wills Lynn Brenneman a new front tooth. BRENDA SINES wills to De Ann much happiness in her life. Never forget Number 20 and take care of Ben! Du bisht mein freind, CONNIE SINES wills her brother and sister good grades at NHS. JAYNE SINES wills everybody lots of fun at NHS. SHERYL SINES wills Cathie Smith better luck in popping her torpedoes. ANITA SKIDMORE wills Cheryl S. the Empire; Bob F. a tree trimmer manual; Kathy F. a chance to go to an R rated movie. RANDY SLAGLE wills a few more athletic programs to NHS. CATHY SMITH wills Sheryl Sines more success in making mini pizza's. VERNON SNYDER wills Mr. Kuhn lights for the Baseball field so night baseball can be possible and also to each-- Jim Michael, Mike Butler, Don Durst, and Bing--a chopper for their 20th birthdays. TERRY SPEAR wills Kim, Tammy, and Linda another great Yearbook photographer like him; to Tam another mini impossible to wreck. CECIL STEIN wills Morris a week off in deer season and a week to sober up. GALE STOCKSLAGER wills Mr. Miller another red headed Amish girl and Mr. Rodeheaver another Relevant chorus number with a lot of LIFE . TOM STEMPLE wills Mr. Loughrie lots of luck with the next person like Steve Wiley, along with a lot of trips to College Park so everyone will feel like getting up the next morning. KEN SUKOW wills Sandy Deal all the happiness to come. LEE SUTHERLAND wills the band mutes for the underclassmen First Trumpet Players. MIKE SWAUGER wills Bruce a new set of wheels. GERI TAYLOR wills to Dave, Steve, and Lori happiness in their future years at NHS, Jerry that 400 Suzuki Dirt Bike, and Donna her ability to become pre-engaged to a guy everyone wanted. NANCY TEETS wills all the dieters her ability to eat and not get fat. KENNY THOMAS wills Alice Reese a Flag Charm for her charm bracelet. DAN TICE wills Mr. Loughrie a 1st place Dairy Judging Team. BECKY TRESSLER wills Ron, Buzzy, Bonehead, Jack, Ralph, Bruce, Slug, Dave, and John more exciting moments in and about Grantsville; Donna, Darl, and Ship to roam the halls forever together and a few more picinics. BUDDY UMBEL wills his ability to grow sideburns to Mr. Schramn. VIRGINIA UPHOLD wills to all of the seventh grade, all the happy and fulfilling years she has had at NHS. RICK VINCENT wills his 1961 Buick Special to Vernon Snyder and everything else to Jackie! BRAD WAKEFIELD wills his height to Vernon Snyder. PEGGY WAKEFIELD wills Julie a new feather pillow filled with unbroken feathers. GARY WARNICK wills all his love to Toni Watkins. MORRIS WARNICK wills Eugene Stein a chew of Red Man tobacco. BILL WARNICK wills Dean a new Mustang fender. DON WILHELM wills to Mr. Dively a Biology Assistant who will work harder than he did just to satisfy Mrs. George. BETTY WILT wills her fellow classmates and faculty a special place in her memory box for making her years at Northern so memorable and Mr. Dively her Boa-Constrictor. MARY YODER wills her ability to be quiet to Nancy Yoder and Glenda Brenneman. NATHAN YODER wills Don Richter $1, 000, 000 to satisfy his love of money, Brad Frantz a bird book to prove there are snipes, and Mr. Neville a two-hour conversation in Pennyslvania Dutch. 65 SENIOR PERSONALITIES MOST POPULAR Sheila Buckel Julius Carey MOST DEPENDABLE Bob Frazee Donna Oester MOST CAREFREE Becky Tressler Brad Frantz CLASS BRAINS Don Richter Sheila Edwards 66 QUIETEST John Opel Mary Yoder BEST SENSE OF HUMOR; CLASS CUT-UPS Brad Frantz Becky Tressler BEST LOOKING Joe Carr Connie Butler BEST ALL AROUND Don Richter Sheila Buckel 67 TEACHER'S PETS Betty Wilt John Glotfelty DREAM DATES Julius Carey Karmen Glotfelty CLASS FLIRTS : FRIENDLIEST PID USAGES AS .a8) USSG Don Richter Sandy Bishoff MOST TALENTED Don Durst Sheila Buckel . 68 Le | BEST ALL AROUND Sheila Buckel Don Richter SLE lO {A ee s . |e ‘Toes DAY DREAMERS MOST TALKATIVE Lindsey Renner Randy Robinson Geri Taylor Gary Reckner MOST SINCERE Jeff Ferguson Louise Broadwater BEST ATHLETES Brenda Sines Julius Carey 69 BEST DRESSED Randy Slagle Connie Butler MOST LIKELY LORS WUECCEED Don Richter Donna Oester. MOST POLITE Don Durst Connie Butler 70 ee eS Susan Baker Donna Beitzel Ron Beitzel Melanie Benedict Mike Bishop Charles Bittinger James Bittinger Karen Bittinger Kathy Bittinger Mike Bittinger Randy Bittinger Ron Blocher Wanda Blocher Gary Bowers Kim Bowman Gene Brenneman Robert Brenneman Ron Brenneman Brenda Broadwater Joe Broadwater Rick Broadwater Debbie Butler Dixie Butler Lena Butler Kathy Clinton JoAnn Coddington Larry Coddington Barbara Conrad Sandy Deal Diane DeWitt Susan DeWitt Sandy Dice Rick Dolan Patty Durst Greg Eberhart Kathy Enlow Elaine Evans Karen Fauber Kathy Fike Ken Fike Mary Jane Fike Jeff Fratz Barry Frazee Ed Frazee Paul Frazee 72 7 Donna Friend Dorien Friend Marilyn Friend Carol Glotfelty James Hare Rick Hartman Dawn Hetrick Edward Hershman Kevin Hetz Donna Hinebaugh Linda Hinebaugh Linda Hollada Greg Humberson Judy Humberson Sue Anna Jenkins Missey Kemp Sharon Kissner Donna Knox Darl Kolb Mark Lawson Jeff Layman Fayann Lewis Julie Livengood Jerry Louck Nancy Lowdermilk Esther Maust Garland Maust Kathryn Maust Kathy Maust Joyce McFarland Nellie McKenzie Melvin Michaels Daniel Miller Rachel Miller Kevan Monn Stu Myers Lynn Newman Sam Opel Darlene Ours Cheryl Peterson Harold Platter Jon Platter Wayne Platter Connie Pope Janice Railey Alice Reese Ellen Reichenbecker Playford Resh Debbie Richardson Bea Mae Riggs Darlene Riley Terry Rinker Dennis Rounds Kathy Russell Donna Ryland Dennis Savage Elaine Schlosnagle Kim Schroyer Skip Schwing Nancy Shumaker Kathy Shunk Kathy Shuttleworth Kathy Sines Patty Sines Donna Sipple Cliff Sisler Joy Sisler Michaela Smith Sharon Smith Bruce Snyder Anna Speicher James Spiker Joe Spiker Dave Stanton Debbie Stanton Doug Stanton Mike Swauger Sue Swauger Keith Tacket Vonda Teets Debbie Thomas Kathy Thomas Robin Thomas Rick Umbel Karen Vansickle Dave Wagner Don Wampler Toni Watkins Mike Weimer 74 JUNIOR OFFICERS JonPlatter, Pres.; DorienFriend, V. -Pres.; Linda Hollada, Sec.; Linda Hinebaugh, Treas. Mrs. Sines Mrs. Schurman 75 AND ADVISORS Charles Wiley Angela Wilhelm Tom Wilson Blaine Wilt Judy Wilt Pam Workman Anthony Yoder Linda Yoder Nelson Yoder Bonnie Yommer Donna Youmans Mrs. Yunker Miss Wucik SSS SESS James Artice John Ashley Allen Bach Lois Barefoot Michael Beachy Becky Beachy Robert Beckman Donna Beiler Beverly Beitzel Nancy Beitzel Sandra Beitzel Lila Bender Brenda Bittinger Joyce Bittinger Margie Bittinger Shelly Bittinger John Blocher Darla Bowser William Bowser Donald Brenneman Glenda Brenneman Lucretia Brenneman Gregory Brinegar Bonnie Broadwater Terry Brown Rita Butler Robin Butler Tim Butler Wayne Butler Pam Deal Richard Detrick Ronald DeWitt Phil Dice Judy Diehl Janet Donohue Betty Durst Diana Durst James Durst Randall Durst Robert Durst Buddy Fauber Kenny Fazenbaker David Fearer Mark Frantz Barbara Frazee 78 79 Roberta Frazee Timothy Frazee Vickie Frazee Allen Friend Marvin Friend Terry Galica Keith Garlitz Margaret Georg Sharon Glass Allen Glotfelty Kathy Goudy Randy Green Randy Harding Kathy Harshbarger Jackie Hartman Joe Hauser Joyce Hauser Debbie Hay Bill Hemmis John Hershberger Carla Hinebaugh Susie Holliday James House Mark Johnston George Keller Rita Knox Bonnie Lansberry Martha Lear Gary Lohr David Maust Betty McClintock DeAnn McCutcheon Hilda McKenzie Danny Meyers Ernest Miller Wayne Miller Bill Miller Kenny Nugent Donald Oester Jeff Opel Bernard Orendorf Charles Patton Terri Paul Carolyn Platter Vernon Platter Theresa Railey Connie Railey Stephen Riley Debbie Ringer Gene Rodeheaver Bob Rodeheaver Margaret Ross Mark Russell Lary Sebold Doug Schlosnagle Kathy Shafer Joe Sheffield Shirley Shuttleworth Jack Sines Karen Sines Roger Sines Lois Sisler Paul Sisler Cheryl Slagle Cathy Smearman Paula Spear Craig Speicher Gary Speicher Nancy Speicher Teddy Stieringer Karolyn Swauger Debborah Teats Ron Teats Judy Teets Jack Thomas Ervin Umbel Sharon VanSickle Bonnie Wagner Debbie Wahl Terry Wakefield Mike Walker Tammy Warnick Wilmer Warnick Gerald Weimer Janine Weimer Kathy Wellborn Gale Wengerd Peggy Wiley Rita Wiley 80 Joe Wilhelm Barb Wilt Nancy Wilt Brenda Wisor Karen Workman Edie Yoder Nancy Yoder Terry Youmans Harvey Zuckerman SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Sec. --Judy Diehl Treas.--Tammy Warnick V.-Pres.--Cheryl Slagle Pres.--Terry Galica AND Mr. Carrson Mrs. Pavone Mr. Schramm 81 82 Trygve Baasland Keith Beachy Sally Beachy Richard Beal Pam Beitzel Robin Beitzel Dave Bender Wesley Bender Debra Bittinger Lois Bittinger Wayne Blocher Debra Boler Kimberly Bowers Ruth Bowser Sharon Bowser Blake Brenneman Brenda Brenneman Lana Brenneman Dale Broadwater Mike Broadwater Naomi Broadwater Sharon Broadwater Jay Butler Verlyn Carr William Carr Jeanie Carstens James Casteel Tom Diehl Cristi DeWitt Danny Durst Judy Durst Kay Durst Rick Durst Kim Ferree Marla Finzel JoAnn Fitzpatrick Judy Folk Craig Frazee Dottie Frazee Gail Frazee Guy Frazee John Frazee Joyce Frazee Steve Frazee Danny Friend 84 85 Brenda Garlitz Glenda Garlitz Jeff Georg Terri Georg Tom Glotfelty Sharon Green Judy Griffith John Groer Dorsey Guard Larry Harding Cheryl Harman Gerald Harman Donna Hay Juanita Hetrick Barb Hetz Espy Hook Rick Hoover Randy Humberson Tammy Humberson Dale Hutzel Kelly Hyson Brad Kinsinger Doug Kipp Sheila Knox Shirley Knox Glen Kolb Linda Lively Brad Livengood Arlin Maust Kenneth Maust Judy Maust Kim McKenzie Mary McKenzie Charlotte Merrbach Joe Miller Keith Miller Regina Miller Kendl Monn Steve Morris Dave Nugent Bruce Opel Cathy Riley Melva Rinker Lisa Robeson Lynn Robeson John Robinson Ernie Rodeheaver Dave Rounds Susan Savage Stanley Schlosnagle Orpha Schrock Wayne Schrock Dave Schwing John Sines Kenny Sines Ed Sines Hugh Sisler Cindy Sisler Donna Smith John Spiker John Suter Delma Swauger Mary Swauger Paul Tackett Patty Teats Cathy Thomas Denise Thomas Lowell Thomas William Thomas Nancy Turner Sue Uphold Dianna VanSickle Dave Vitez Jim Wampler Larry Wengerd Linda Wengerd Marvin Wengerd Gayle Whiteman Connie Wilburn Vicki Wilburn Robert Wiley Elmer Wilt Ron Wilt Connie Winebrenner Millie Workman Elizabeth Yoder Gary Yoder Merv Yoder Michael Yoder Bev Yommer f : Elizabeth Yommer Charles Younkin 86 E IGHTH Tammy Artice Tony Artice Sharon Barefoot Scott Bashore Kevin Beachy Matt Beasley Larry Beiler Galen Beitzel Richard Beitzel Susan Bender Teresa Bender Wendy Bender Kathy Benedict Sue Bishoff Donna Bittinger Mike Bittinger Richard Bittinger David Blake Dale Bowser Karen Bowser Keith Brenneman Denise Broadwater Karen Broadwater Randy Broadwater Gary Bruner Richard Buckingham Brenda Butler Douglas Butler Martin Carr Michael Casteel Melvin Deal Carolyn Devine Charlotte DeWitt Milton DeWitt Rebecca DeWitt Albert Dively Carol Durst Geni Durst John Durst Kay Durst Randy Eberhart Patty Edgar Mark Edmiston 88 89 Darrel Evans Larry Fadeley Clay Fazenbaker Don Fazenbaker Virginia Fazenbaker Allen Fike Daniel Fike Stacy Folk Jeff Frantz Mary Frantz Pam Frantz Kendra Fratz Melanie Fratz Mike Fratz Stephanie Fratz Gary Frazee Gregory Frazee Kevin Frazee Helen Friend Steven Friend Daniel Georg Kim Gillum Barbara Gilpin Barry Glotfelty Brenda Glotfelty Brian Glotfelty David Glotfelty Dale Goudy Cindy Greco Linda Guthrie George Haenftling Gary Hay Melinda Hockman Gina Humberson Tim Humberson Tammy Hunter Joe Hutzel Cynthia Kamp Edwin Kamp Keith Kamp Joe Kemp Tom King Dwight Kipp Carla Knox Mike Lawson Timmy Lawson Diane Lechliter Donald Lipscomb Ruby Livingood Valeri Loughrie Angela Lowdermilk Linda McFarland Vicki McKenzie John Merrbach Carolyn Michael Delbert Miller Roy Miller Sherry Miller Mark Morris Karen Murphy Cheryl Nugent Rick Nugent Kenneth Ortlip Rose Platter Brenda Pope Cathy Reckner Roxanne Resh Cheryl Rexrode Wanda Richter Terry Jo Robinson Donald Rodeheaver Donna Ross Edward Ross Arlie Rounds Cindy Roy Timothy Savage Linda Schrock Ricky Sebold Bonnie Shumaker Dale Sines Eddie Sines Brenda Sisler Cindy Sisler Jamie Sisler Alan Skidmore Deanna Speicher Sharon Spiker Mike Stanton Todd Stockslager Donna Swauger 90 David Taylor Connie Thomas Gerald Thomas Sandy Thomas Debbie Umbel Michael Uphold Jill VanSickle Thomas VanSickle William VanSickle Edward Vincent Patricia Wagner Patty Wampler Joseph Warnick John Weimer Susan Weimer David Wellborn Ricky Wilburn Rocky Wilburn Collen Wiley Barry Wilt David Wilt Larry Wilt Donald Winebrenner Chester Yoder Judy Yoder Roger Yoder Brenda Yommer Linda Yommer Rodney Youmans John Zuckerman 91 SEVENTH Timothy Artice Gary Baker Yvonne Baumann Lisa Beachy Michael Beal Paul Beckman Marla Beitzel Carla Bender Patricia Bender Robert Bender Deborah Bittinger Guendolyn Bittinger Anna Bowman Mary Bowser Richard Bowser Thomas Bowser Brent Brenneman Meredith Brenneman Rae Ann Brenneman Roger Brenneman ‘ae . BS aw. fea. 4 Stephen Brenneman Terry Brenneman Nancy Broadwater Randy Broadwater Ricky Broadwater Perry Buckingham Dwane Butler Ronald Butler Susan Carey Michael Carr James Clinton Mark Close Cindy Coddington Susan Connor Connie Crowe Kevin Crowe Lois Detrick Douglas DeWitt Robert Dice Richard Dively Larry Durst Matthew Durst Susan Durst Freeman Eckenrode Crystal Elliott ao as Sherry Engle Diane Evans Kenny Failinger Geraldine Fazenbaker Mary Fazenbaker Roy Fazenbaker Nancy Fike Randy Fike Walter Fike Kenny Flanagan Faith Fratz Greg Fratz Lisa Fratz David Frazee Debbie Frazee Doug Frazee Lori Frazee Paula Frazee Reed Frazee Ruth Frazee Barry Friend Patricia Friend Sarah Friend Jack Farlitz Timmie Garlitz Dean Georg Greg Gillum Scott Glotfelty Tim Glotfelty Mark Graham Marie Guard Lucy Guthrie Juanita Hanft Billy Hartman Ann Hershberger Teresa Hinebaugh Roy Holliday Wanda House Cora Sue Humberson Marty Humberson Mark Hyson Brenda Kisner Johnny Knox Karen Knox Kurt Lear Tammy Lewis Ronnie Lipscomb Debbie Lively Gary Lively Betty Livengood Paul Lytle Pam Matheny Carol Maust Lois Maust Ronnie McKenzie David Merrbach Barbara Meyers Robert Meyers Lois Michaels Barbara Miller Mary Miller Timothy Miller Vicki Miller David Moats Patty Oester Debbie Platter Sharol Riffle Janice Riggs Doug Ringer Anita Rodeheaver Mary Rodeheaver Sue Rodeheaver Terry Rounds Dana Rush Allen Savage David Savage Scott Schwing Diana Sines Judy Sines Robert Sines Steven Sisler Terry Sisler Don Skidmore Bill Smith James Spear Randy Spear Becky Stanton Barbara Snyder Bobby Thomas Nancy Uphold 94 Leonard Yommer O53 Richard Uphold Steven Uphold Betty VanSickle Jeff VanSickle Cynthia Vitez Timothy Wagner Connie Wakefield Terri Warnick Mark Watkins Diana Weimer Rhonda Wengerd Carlton Wenzel Kathy White Marvin Wiley Billy Wilt Dale Wilt Stephen Wilt Lowell Workman Charles Yommer Jennifer Yommer 96 scams — CER SERRA ‘ : oC CO AOEWAS : aoe © A NEE Sev . Sas S SS ISN Oe SS LUTHER D. PARRACK A.Bi, MAA: Vice Principal DARREL A. MALONE A. Boe Meare Guidance FRANCIS E. HARRIS BAT, MEA. Principal DOROTHY GEORGE Secretary MILDRED V. WUCIK, B.S. Vocational Guidance DENISE SAVAGE Vocational Guidance Secretary 98 ANNA BEACHY, B.S. TERRY BELL. B.S. PHYLLIS BENDER JOANN BENYAK, B.S. Social Studies, English Math Assist. Librarian Home Economics JOHN BRASKEY, B.S. WILLIAM CARLSON, B. S. MARGARET DEAN, B.S. PARK DENNIS, A.B. English, Social Studies English, Psychology Home Economics Civics A, ALBERT DIVELY, B.S. DON DOUDS, B.S.,M.E. GEORGE EDWARDS, B.S. CARROLL FORSYTH, B.S. Biology Driver Ed. Math, Social Studies Building Trades, Drafting She, MARY FORSYTH, A.B., WILLIAM FRANTZ, B.S. MARCY GROER JOHN HEPLER, B.S. Base Science Health Aide Industrial Arts Social Studies HAROLD HUMBERSON, KENNETH KEPLINGER, RON KUHN, B.S. JACK LEAR, B.S. Bas B.A, Physical Ed. Physical Ed. Industrial Arts Chemistry, Physics HAROLD LOUGHRIE, B.S. DORCAS MILLER, A.B. JOANNA MILLER, A.B., PATRICIA MILLER, B.A. Vocational Agriculture Science and Math Mond, English Horticulture English, Yearbook 100 RICHARD MILLER, B.A. Art STEVE NEVILLE, B.A. BARBARA NOLF, B.A. ROSAMOND PAVONE, B.A. French Business Math JUSTIN RIGGS, B.S. Science MARY SCHURMAN, B.S. Business JOANN ROBINSON, B.S. REUBEN RODEHEAVER GEORGE SCHRAMM, B.S. Physical Ed. B. Mus. Ed., MM., World History De Mus. Ed: Chorus MELVIN SCHWING, B.M. LUCILE SINES, B.S. HAROLD TRICKETT Band English, Journalism Electronics Math 101 TOM VENT, B.S. WILLIAM UMBEL, A.B. EVERETT WARNE JACQUELINE WILLIAMS Mathie On M.A. Auto Mechanics BoA, Math Librarian ROBERT YUNKER, B.S. VONDA YUNKER, B.S. P.O.D., Sociology U.S. History CAFETERIA STAFF BUS DRIVERS ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT-FACULTY SENATE Faculty: Mrs. Beachy Student Representatives: 10th--Roger Sines Mr. Miller Mr. Trickett 7th--Theresa Hinebaugh 11th--Jerry Louck Mr. Yunker Mr. Loughrie 8th--Kathy Benedict 12--Don Durst Mr. Lear Mr. Hepler 9th--Dave Bender Miss Wucik Adv. Mr. Parrack Mr. Carlson Not pictured: Miss Williams MH Zmn NAMA MNO ee ee ee Judy Humberson, Treasurer; Geri Taylor, Secretary; Sheila Edwards, Vice President; Donna Oester, Parliamentarian; Bob Frazee, President. 104 THE VIKING ul! ana ¢ tray Inemational Honorary Sociew tor High School Journalists Donna Oester Nathan Yoder Versa Bowser Brenda Frazee THE NORTH STAR SENIOR BAND Director: Mr. Melvin Schwing BAND COUNCIL Don Richter--Pres. Gary Reckner- -12th gr. rep. Karmen Glotfelty--V. Pres. Carol Glotfelty--11th gr. rep. Pauline Hanft--Sec. Tammy Warnick--10th gr. rep. Linda Hinebaugh--Treas. Terri George--Jr. Hi. rep. Robin Thomas--Maj. rep. SR. MAJORETTE ge ee OMINOUS S de TT se SUI ees Z Robin Thomas Brenda Frazee Head Majorette Pam Tammy Deal Warnick 107 JUNIOR BAND Director--Mr. Melvin Schwing JUNIOR MAJORETTES Sandy Thomas Brenda Garlitz Connie Thomas Marla Finzel Cathy Riley Lois Bittinger 108 , Gale Stockslager; Treas., Jerry Louck; Sec., Nancy Pres., Sheila Buckel; Vice Pres. Frazee; Adv., Dr. Rodeheaver. , Dave Bender; Treas., Glen Kolb; Sec., Tammy Rodeheaver. Pres., Linda Wengerd; Vice Pres. Humberson; Adv., Dr. 109 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Vel, o 7 Cheryl Ann Carla Slagle Hinebaugh Anita Skidmore Co-Captain Sheila Buckel Captain Julie Livengood Donna Hinebaugh 110 nNAMOPrPmrAzAmmMZO Cheryl Harman Diane Lechliter Robin Beitzel Cathy Reckner Kathy Benedict Sharon Barefoot Terry Robinson, Co.-Capt. Susan Bender, Captain Betty Durst, Captain Gale Wengerd Debbie Ringer Linda Wengerd, Co.-Capt. Kim Bowers Tammy Humberson Anita Skidmore, Co.-Capt. Donna Hinebaugh Julie Livengood Carla Hinebaugh Cheryl Slagle Sheila Buckel, Captain JR. HIGH JR. VARSITY POM-POM GIRLS Pres. JoAnn Coddington V. Pres. Edie Yoder Sec. Mary Kay Frantz Treas. Sandy Beitzel Adv. Mrs. Miller OFFICE ASSISTANTS w i] 4. a t J NORTHERNAIRES Pres. Jim Michaels Adv. Mr. Rodeheaver HI-Y Pres. Geri Taylor V. Pres. Kathy Fauber Sec. Karmen Glotfelty Treas. Thelma Beachy Adv. Mrs. Nolf SR. DANCE Pres. Jerry Louck V. Pres. Geri Taylor Sec. Sandy Bishoff Treas. Debi Thomas Advs. Mr. Yunker Pres. Bob Bender Chap. Cheryl Rexrode V. Pres. Valerie Loughrie Reporter Arlie Rounds Sec. Roxanne Resh Student Adv. Steve Wiley Treas. Roy Fazenbaker Adv. Mr. Loughrie Sent. Dave Taylor SR Pres. Dan Tice ° V. Pres. Tom Stemple F F A Sec. Kenny Fazenbaker of se . Treas. Paul Sisler Sent. Bob Michaels Chap. Jimmy Durst Reporter Dan Miller Student Adv. Steve Wiley Adv. Mr. Loughrie Pres. Barry Glotfelty V. Pres. Todd Stockslager Sec. Yvonne Baumann Treas. Sue Rodeheaver Adv. Miss Miller Pres. Brenda Frazee V. Pres. Tammy Warnick Sec. Lucretia Brenneman Treas. Pam Deal Adv. Mr. Schwing LETTERMEN’S Lynn Brenneman, President Julius Carey, Vice President Don Richter, Secretary Rick Graves, Treasurer Mr, Vent, Advisor FTA Mary Jane Fike, President Kim Schroyer, Vice President Fayann Lewis, Secretary Brenda Broadwater, Treasurer Mrs. Beachy, Advisor LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Miss Williams, Advisor ROD AND GUN Steve Wiley, President Terry Rinker, Vice President Bruce Snyder, Secretary Missy Kamp, Treasurer Mr. Kuhn, Advisor NIKE Donna Oester, President Pauline Hanft, Vice Pres. Cheryl Frazee, Secretary Louise Broadwater, Treas. Miss Wucik, Advisor 114 AUTO MECHANICS Pres. Keith DeWitt V. Pres. Ernie Beitzel Sec. Larry Sebold Treas. Mike Butler Adv. Mr. Warne ru yet Neds . { , Be ___ lie PHOTOGRAPHY Pres. Terry Spear V. Pres. Becky Tressler Sec. Treas. Cathy Smearman Adv. Miss Miller P H Y 5 i = D ; Pres. Sheila Edwards AS S I ST ANT S ere te Treas. Roberta Gowans Adv. Mrs. Yunker JR. RECREATION Pres. Eddie Sisler Sec.-Treas. David Bender Sgt.-at-Arms Kenny Sines Adv. Mr. Humberson SCIENCE Pres. David Schwing V. Pres. Cathy Reckner Sec. Donna Swauger Treas. Cindy Sisler Adv. Mr. Riggs JR. HIGH ARTS AND CRAFTS Pres. Linda Yommer Sec. Lisa Beachy Treas. Cindy Kamp Adv. Mrs. Beachy PSYCHOLOGY Adv. Mr. Carlson PEP BAND Supervisor Mr. Rodeheaver Student Director Terry Spear Pres. Elaine McCombie V. Pres. Rosalyn Hetz Sec. Debbie Beal Treas. Debbie Michaels Adv. Mrs. Benyak au Poo) - AA pee HNN JR. DANCE Pres. Millie Workman, V. Pres. Gayle Whitman, Sec. Melva Rinker, Treas. Christy DeWitt, Adv. Mrs. Benyak. HEALTH CAREERS Pres. Linda DeWitt, V. Pres. Kathy Maust, Sec.Donna Beiler, Corres. Sec, Margaret Ashley, Treas. Nancy Shoemaker, Adv. Mrs. Pavone. JR. FHA Pres. Vicki McKenzie V. Pres. Cindy Roy Sec. Kay Durst Treas. Carolyn Michael Ady. Mrs. Dean SKI Pres. Kathy Russell V. Pres. Carol Glotfelty Sec. Kim Bowman Treas. Kevan Monn Adv. Mr. Bell CHESS Pres. Steve Riley V. Pres. Steve Frazee Sec. Terri Georg Treas. Craig Frazee Co-ord in. Danny Miller Adv. Mr, Bell DRAMA Pres. Kathy Clinton V. Pres. Kendl Monn Sec. Elaine Schlosnagle Treas. Rae Ann Brenneman Adv. Mr. Miller INDUSTRIAL ! ARTS Pres. Joe Carr V. Pres. Bill Savage Sec. Ken Harding Treas. Gene Brenneman Adv. Mr. Hepler SAIL Pres. Carol Glotfelty V. Pres. Kevan Monn Sec. Doug Stanton Treas. Dave Stanton Adv. Mr. Bell ELECTRONICS Pres. Kenny Thomas V. Pres. Roy Umbel Sec. Rick Vincent Treas. Bennie Pook Adv. Mr. Trickett STUDENT LIBRARY Pres. Dolores Holliday V. Pres. Gertrude Miller Sec. Kathy Sines Treas. Glenda Bender Hist. Barb Hollada Adv. Miss Williams Mrs. Bender ATHLETICS FIRST ROW: Lee Sutherland, Don Durst, Gary Sebold, Walter Meyers, Lynn Brenneman, Julius Carey, Don Richter, Paul Miller. SECOND ROW: Doug Bender, Jeff Ferguson, Ron Blocher, Ron Brenneman, Barry Frazee, Stu Meyers, Terry Galica, Terry Hyson, Rick Graves. THIRD ROW: Coach Jack Lear, Mark Frantz, Sam Opel, Jon Platter, Greg Humberson, Mark Lawson, Leonard Walker, Tim Frazee, Randy Durst, Buddy Fauber, Mike Swauger, Kenny Sines; Coach Tom Vent, Coach George Edwards, assistants. FOOTBALL ’72 Northern 30 Shade 8 Northern 8 Berlin 16 Northern 12 Valley 28 Northern 36 Meyersdale 8 Northern 6 Bruce 14 Northern 6 Mountaineer 20 Northern 6 Bishop Walsh 6 Northern 2 Beall 28 Northern 14 Turkeyfoot 20 Northern 14 Southern 20 120 LYNN BRENNEMAN Soto 5, 1s. Tackle, Linebacker, Tri-Valley Honorable Mention JULIUS CAREY pO 170 Ibs. Linebacker, Fullback, Tri-Valley Linebacker DON RICHTER 2°10 185 Ibs: Guard, Tackle LEE SUTHERLAND Siti 17 5e)bss Halfback, Defensive Back, Tri-Valley Honorable Mention WALTER MEYERS GO 1 é5 Ibs. Tackle, Defensive End, Tri-Valley Honorable Mention GARY SEBOLD 5LO UT SSmlbss Halfback, De- fensive Back 121 JEFF FERGUSON iL) ALES}. Te End DON DURST Sil ie 50 Ibs: Fullback, De- fensive End RICK GRAVES PAUL MILLER DOUG BENDER TERRY HYSON bet 145 Ibs. east 145 Ibs. 5'11 155 lbs. 6'0 ' 160 Ibs. End Halfback, Defensive Back Center, linebacker Kicker JR. VARSITY FIRST ROW: Tony Artice, Bruce Opel, Bill Thomas, Tom Diehl, Dave Rounds. SECOND ROW: Arlie Rounds, Rick Sebold, Rick Durst, Mike Lawson, Eddie Sisler, Dale Hutzel, Ron Wilt. THIRD ROW: Bradley Livengood, Jim Wampler, Dave Bender. 122 WRESTLING 773 F eo) oe 2 te s277 4 Hi + - SSHIR:H; , FIRST ROW: Nathan Yoder--Manager, Curt Lear, Morris Warnick, Julius Carey, Lynn Brenneman, Lee Suther- land, Don Richter, Gary Reckner, Bobby Thomas. SECOND ROW: Kendl Monn, Danny Durst, Randy Green, Steve Morris, Bruce Opel, Wilmer Warnick; Larry Sebold, Steve Wiley, Ron Wilt, Jon Platter, Blake Brenneman, Marvin Wengerd, Paul Tacket, Hugh Sisler, Coach Lear. Missing: Nelson Yoder, Jack Garlitz, Tony Artice, Coaches George Miller and Dale Garlitz. NORTHERN 24 SOUTHERN a0 NORTHERN (As) ALLEGANY 24 NORTHERN 36 FORT HILL 21 NORTHERN lost by forfeit VALLEY won by forfeit NORTHERN 23 KEYSER 31 NORTHERN lost by forfeit FOR SEILLY won by forfeit NORTHERN 35 BEALL 15 ‘ NORTHERN 24 HYNDMAN 25 NORTHERN oa SOUTHERN 22 NORTHERN 29 BRUCE at NORTHERN ra VALLEY 36 NORTHERN 54 KINGWOOD 15 123 11-0-1 6-1 Lee Sutherland 155 Ib. Don Richter 185 Ib. e e HU Nv awp Y (Rey Kaine} (a) ol) (9) re) 8) eo) fe! 9-3 5-0 AU MO Wn Od Go p ee) varie) = f2ehqen © (O) ey fe) fe ws Ss np NVVPN OE Be ALM CO leet © LOn Ss Crom. NOZ=OM UOMFAAIWenN 5-0 8-4 Gary Reckner 119 lb. Morris Warnick 138 Ib. as ee PG ORO anol 4 mMnyp YWVOpH OF Oe snp XO +x @) (oe) fa} fel 2a) ES Unlimited ? Lynn Brenneman Julius Carey 145 Ib. 124 BASKETBALL ’73 STANDING: Randy Slagle, Darl Kolb, Rick Graves, Jeff Layman, Vernon Synder, Ed Frazee, Greg Humberson, Skip Schwing, Greg Eberhart. KNEELING: Coach--Tom Vent, Manager--Bruce Snyder, Ass't Coach--John Braskey. Not Pictured: Don Wampler, Dave Bender, Mark Russell. Northern 68 Salisbury oS Northern Pre Meyersdale 68 Northern 58 Union 72 Northern sv Mt. Savage 50 Northern 39 Bishop Walsh 82 Northern 47 Southern 75 Northern 63 Turkeyfoot 70 Northern 59 Oldtown 65 Northern 69 Bruceton Mills 74 Northern 39 Meyersdale 72 Northern 45 Bruce 47 Northern 58 Mt. Savage 60 Northern 60 Southern 86 Northern 56 Salisbury 39 Northern 72 Oldtown 65 Northern 47 Turkeyfoot 69 Northern 56 Union 61 Northern 67 Bruce 93 Northern 48 Bructeon Mills 63 Northern 40 Bishop Walsh 67 125 THE SENIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL PLAYERS Randy Slagle 5! 10 140 Rick Graves 5 ! 10 ! 145 Vernon Snyder 6! 2 ' ! 190 126 JR. VARSITY John Blocher, Phil Dice, Buddy Fauber, Ron Teets, Mark Russell, Barry Frazee, George Keller, Tim Frazee, Gerald Louck, Mike Beachy, Coach: Mr. Hicks; not pictured, Mr. Braskey. i ist BE CRE RE COTE EME WOE REL LEAR LIE LT STANDING: Larry Wengerd, Dave Wellborn, Bradley Livengood, Jerry Harman, Mervin Yoder, Bill Thomas, Wayne Blocher, Dave Bender, Doug Kipp, Alan Skidmore, Larry Beiler. KNEELING: Jamie Sisler, Roger Yoder, Keith Miller, Randy Eberhart, Wayne Schrock, Doug Butler, Tim Humberson, Brian Glotfelty, Coach: Mr. Yunker. SEVENTH GRADE Coach; Mr. Vent, Jerry Sisler, Scott Schwing, Greg Gillum, Mark Watkins, Dyane Butler, Randy Spear, Tim Spear, Dave Savage, Tim Miller, Jamie Workman, Tim Wagner, Mark Graham, Doug Ringer, Ronald Lipscomb, and Bob Dice. 127 FIRST ROW: Sheila Edwards, Dorien Friend, Brenda Sines, Lindsey Renner, KathyFauber. SECOND ROW: Sharon Green, Karen Fauber, Melva Rinker, Sandy Bishoff. THIRD ROW: Coach--Pat Andrews, Becky Tressler, Becky Beachy, De Ann McCutcheon, Darlene Ri- UNDEFEATED ANDREW’S ARMY Northern 20 Southern i Northern 38 Salisbury 19 Northern 57 Salisbury 7 Northern 24 Women's Faculty 4 Northern SO ee. elra Alta 12 Northern 40 Terra Alta 21 Becky Tressler Lindsey Renner Guard 75'9¥ High Scorer Forward 5'6 Brenda Sines Kathy Fauber Sheila Edwards Sandy Bishoff Center .5'3 ' Captain Co-Captain Manager Guard 5!7 Forward 5'6 Forward 5'0 128 GARRETT NATIONAL BANK Congratulations to the 1973 Graduates of Northern High School from the Directors, Officers, and Employees of THE GARRETT NATIONAL BANK INOAKLAND Member FDIC “The Bank with an eye to your Future’ Oakland—Accident— Bloomington— Kitzmiller—LaVale 130 GARRETT COMMUNITY COLLEGE McHenry, Maryland 21541 College Transfer Programs Liberal Arts Teacher Education Business Administration Occupational Programs Business Secretarial Environmental Technology Community Services All Programs Lead Toward Associate in Arts Degree 131 AS ates: Off es ‘in Process Quari, y ih go) wi POTOMAC GUILD FARMS MEMBER Dairy Products % Gi QUALITY is our motto! Community SERVICE is our goal! LIBERTY MILK COMPANY Fifth and Race Streets — Phone 722-4410 CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND 32 To Serve You Better Modern Full-Service Offices In Friendsville, Grantsville, and Deep Creek Lake st HE First Nationa Bank Other Offices At Barton and Westernport Main Office: 119 South Second Street Oakland, Maryland L33 WILLO’ THE WISP THOMAS DRUG STORE AND F.B. Thomas, Jr. R.P. THE FOUR SEASON’S DINING ROOM Adrian A. Thomas, R.P. 134 Center Street Route 219 Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Oakland, Maryland DIPASQUALE BROTHERS Special Di —Banquets pecial Dinners Ee FLORISTS and Business Meetings Meyersdale, Pa. Phone: 387-5503 Phone 634-6251 KONHAUS-MEYERS AGENCY GENERAL INS. 238 North St. Meyersdale, Pa. 15552 Phone (814) 634-3291 Congratulations to the Class ROTARY OF FRIENDSVILLE of ’73 from BEAUTY HEAVEN Meets Ss) Monday Bonnie Frickey—Owner-Megr. at 6:15 Grantsville, Maryland 21536 ene Place: Frazee’s (301) 895-5235 estaurant MALONE’S GIFTS ‘The sweetest smelling place in town” Oakland, Maryland FI-HOFF CONCRETE Septic Tanks—Slabs Concrete Specialties 814-634-4533 OAKLAND AUTO PARTS 100 E. Liberty St. Oakland, Md. Phone 334-9441 Bridgestone Motorcycles 134 ROLYANS “Everything for the Home” Carpeting 334-2188 Oakland, Maryland Furniture Paint ; Housewares Appliances Gifts Flooring Covering A.D. NAYLOR AND COMPANY 334-3923 Oakland, Maryland Water Softening Equipment Hey Culligan Man! Two Fine Stores to Serve Your Every Need for Home and Farm Hardware Plumbing Heating Electrical Work Bottle Gas Farm Supplies KEYSER’S RIDGE TRUCK STOP Congratulations Class of ’73 HERSHBERGER AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE U.S. Route 219 40 Grantsville, Maryland Restaurant—Garage— Diesel Fuel used cars bought and sold Heavy Duty Wrecker Mobile Crane Service Hunting and Fishing License and Supplies Open 7 days a week 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Junior E. Hartman—Owner HESS Member of National Assoc’n of Ins. Agents, Inc. Maryland Assoc’n of Insurance Agents Allegany—Garrett Assoc’n of Ins. Agents SEBOLD TRUCKING COMPANY Trailer and Dump Truck Service 895-5372 Grantsville, Maryland U and W CLOVER FARM STORE Phone (301) 746-2381 Friendsville, Maryland 21531 Groceries, Produce, Fresh Meats, “‘Our Specialty,” Feed and Hardware MARVIN’S MEN’S WEAR Compliments of your BALDWINS f HELBIG JEWELRY DHIA MILK Men’s Clothing Clothes for men TESTER and boys Keepsake-Bulova Furnishings Roman L. Yoder and Shoes Quality is the word. Oakland, Maryland Grantsville, Meyersdale, Phone 334-9211 Maryland Pennsylvania 123 Second St. MINNICH-STEWART FUNERAL HOME Oakland, Maryland Phone (301) 334-2166 136 Grantsville, Maryland 895-5188 NEWMAN FUNERAL HOMES GRANTSVILLE, MD. Friendsville, Maryland 746-2481 BAUSCH S LOMB y) OAKLAND, MARYLAND 21550 Compliments of PARR-MATT LANES 1244 E. Oak Street Oakland, Maryland Monday to Thursday—9:00 a.m.—12:00 p.m. Sunday—12:00—12:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday—9:00 a.m.—1:00 p.m. COME BOWL WITH US! ley Compliments of BETTY JO’S FASHIONS Phone: 895-5220 Grantsville, Maryland MICHAEL MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of counter and table tops, knick—knacks Any type of remodeling or building—from roofing to houses We re in business to please. Ricky N. Michael 814-638-8151 OTTO BRICK TILE WORKS, INC. Masonry Tools and Supplies Quality Clay Products Since 1902 814-662-6461 Springs, Pennsylvania Compliments of JOHNSON MEMORIAL CO. 20 Salisbury St. Meyersdale, Pa. Phone: 814-638-3221 (Sees, AUTHORIZED DEALER JOHNSON MEMORIAL CO. Sally A. Schwing Sales Representative 826-8339 Meyersdale, Pa. 138 BOLDEN’S SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family Newest Styles in School Shoes Meyersdale, Pennsylvania BRODAKS SUPER DOLLAR Full Line of Groceries— Meats Produce Open Sunday— 10:00 till 6:00 Route 219 North of Oakland, Maryland Compliments of ROBERT H. SPEICHER Backhoe Excavating Grantsville, Maryland 895-5330 Compliments of HAROLD'S T.V. Grantsville, Md. 895-5219 NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF MEYERSDALE Baker Chevrolet Company H.J. Beamer Ford—Mercury Sales Pat Forman Buick—Opel and Gnagey Olds—Pontiac— Cadillac, Inc. SPOERLEIN’S GARAGE Top Quality Used Cars Esso Atlantic Maryland Inspection Station 826-8171 Route 219 Accident, Maryland FRED E. BEACHY LUMBER COMPANY 139 Chrysler—Plymouth Valiant Francis J. Spoerlein Sales Representative Distributors of... Fine Lumber Complete Contracting Service New Construction—Repairing Remodeling Plans Available Lumber Cut to Size 334-3258 Millword— Roofing Plywood—Concrete Hardward—Flooring Dutch-Boy—Concrete Blocks Paint—Glass Blocks Waterlox 12 N. Bradley Lane Oakland, Md. FOODLANI 219 DRIVE-IN-THEATER 2 miles South of Deep Creek Lake U.S. Routes 219 38 BROWNING’S Shop Browning’s Foodland where the test of lower prices is the total on your tape. Visit our Snack Bar Phone 387-6533 Oakland, Maryland At This Store You Get Service and Quality Bus. Dial 334-3926 Res. Dial 334-4116 KELLY’S APPLIANCES FURNITURE STORE Tri-State’s Fastest Growing Furniture Store C EC ; L i 7 No Body But No Body Undersells mo JACKSON Thomas K. Vance N ew Owner Mountain Lake Park, Md. tolls Sales and Service Meyersdale, Pa. 814-634-9453 Oakland, Md. 301-334-3759 140 PHILBROOK MAST’S DAIRY FARM Furniture, Carpeting, REGISTERED HOLSTEINS and Appliances At Moderate Prices Mr. Mrs. Philip Bender 895-5232 Grantsville, Maryland Grantsville, Maryland 895-5467 ROBERT H. MILLER TRUCKING, INC. GRANTSVILLE, MARYLAND 21536 Phone: 895-5650 Dealer In: Grain, Hay, Straw, and Coal Lime and Fertilizer Spreading Service 141 PROUDFOOT’S DEEP CREEK LODGE Mobile Home Rentals Restaurant McHenry, Maryland 387-5568 Oakland Pharmacy Serving Doctor and Patient In Garrett County Since 1893” MOTOR SERVICE CO. OF GRANTSVILLE, INC. FORD Trucks, Cars, Thunderbirds, Mavericks, Pintos, and Mustangs 895-5135 689-3023 Grantsville, Maryland 142 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 H. M. YODER For your Insurance Needs Phone: 814-662-6923 Springs, Pa. 15562 MAUST POULTRY FARM Accident, Md. Fresh Eggs Phone 826-8429 SWAUGERS BARBER SHOP Grantsville, Md. Phone: 895-5282 143 Phone 662-2931 SCHLOSNAGLE’S Meat Groceries Produce Shoes Clothing Phone 746-4171 Friendsville, Maryland EDWARDS GARAGE Dodge Products and Gulf Oil Products Phone 895-5102 Grantsville, Md. MILLER MACHINE WORKS, INC. Manufacturers, Suppliers Machine Shop Service and Lubricating Springs, Pa. 662-6431 SHOWALTER’S VILLAGE Headquarters for Restonic Bedding Quality Furniture and Home Appliances Salisbury, Pa. 15558 McCLURE’S Your Nursing SERVICE Requirements Promptly STATION Carefully Cared for COOK LINTZ MEMORIALS Esso Gasoline and CUPPETT-WEEKS 518 Beachley St. Fuel Oil Meyersdale, Pa. NURSING HOME Phone: 634-7191 Phone 662-2402 Salisbury ; Pennsylvania Licensed by State Department of Health Affording Rest and Care to the Aged, Infirm, Paralytics and Convalescents Moderate Rates Pleasant Surroundings Homelike Atmosphere 24 Hour Nursing Care Fire Resistant Structure Compliments of STANTON’S MILL Grantsville, Maryland Accommodations Now Available Phone: 334-2333 JOHN O. DURST FUNERAL HOME 21 North Second Street SO UTH ERN STATES SE Gal COOPERATIVE, INC. 334-3388 Grantsville Service Springs Road Grantsville, Maryland 21536 G.C. MURPHY Phone: 895-5183 Complete Variety Store Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Farm and Home Supplies Fertilizer Spreading Custom Grinding and Mixing Meyersdale, Pa. SCHROCK’S MOBILE MILLING Complete on the Farm Service Allen Schrock—662-9235 Springs, Pa. 144 NEWCOMER’S JEWELRY In the Arcade at Searstown LaVale, Maryland For Your Engagement Rings Come and See Our Fine Selection of Rings By Keepsake”’ D. S. CLEANERS 104 E. Main Frostburg, Maryland Phone: 689-6303 Free Pick-up and Delivery Grantsville Area—Wednesday and Friday Compliments of MONN STUDIO-CAMERA SHOP 138 Center Street Meyersdale, Pennsylvania RAYMOND C. BENDER Auctioneer Specializing in Farm and Public Auction Sales (301) 826-8249 Accident, Md. 21520 145 HETZ’S PLACE Camper and Trailer Sales Grantsville, Maryland H.G. BENDER, INC. Your I. H. Dealer Meyersdale, Pa. 634-3271 CORNER DRUG STORE Prescription Filled Carefully Meyersdale, Pa. Compliments of PARLEY (HAP) SAVAGE Allstate All lines of Insurance Homeowner—Casualty Fire—Theft Auto—Life Marine Call 387-5656 McHenry, Maryland Diamonds Watches Jewelry fests Texel Meyersdale, Pa. Compliments of THOMAS SANDWICH SHOP Salisbury, Pa. Congratulations Class of 1973 BOBBY WHO? INN Deep Creek Lake Maryland YODER’S DAIRY BAR Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Famous for Soft Freeze, Sundaes, Banana Splits, Milk Shakes We'd Like to Meet You! Bring Your Friends! SPRINGS STORE See us for all your sewing needs.” Yard Goods, Zippers, Patterns, Notions Springs, Pa. Phone 662-6455 146 Best Wishes JAN FLORISTS Oakland, Md. OAKLAND OIL COMPANY Distributor of Esso Oil Products Heating Oil and Gasoline Phone: 334-2678 TRESSLER’S WELL DRILLING Best Wishes to Seniors Phone: 895-5314 DEAN’S JEWELRY “Keepsake” Diamonds 24 East Main Street Frostburg, Maryland Phone: 689-8563 W.H. FRATZ, INC. Groceries, Hardware, Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Farm Supplies Petroleum Services Phone 826-8121 Accident, Maryland Compliments of B.L. GRANT, M.D. Oakland, Maryland HILLTOP FRUIT MARKET Finest in Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale and Retail 895-5463 OV9-5782 SAM BEACHY SONS Sales—Manufacturers—Service Color TV Lawn and Garden Equipment Wall-Wall Carpeting Small Engines and Parts Beauty-Rest Mattresses Phone 8 14-662-6472 Ceramic Tile Bath Salisbury, Penna. 15558 Quiet Clean “Nice Place to Stay” Locker Plant Country Market Meat Packers 147 Compliments of WALT’S GENERAL WFRB RADIO AM FM The Tri-State Biggest Coverage Stations 560 Kh-AM-105.3 Mh-FM Frostburg, Maryland Phone: 689-8871 “If we don’t have it, we'll get it for you.” AGWAY Groceries—Hardware—Toys OESTER BROTHERS Gas Oil Agway Feed and Sporting Goods Farm Supply Gray Seal Paints Grantsville, Md. Route 219 McHenry, Maryland Phone: 826-8343 Deep Creek Lake 387-5525 ENGLANDER’S PHARMACY Phone 334-9455 Oakland, Maryland 148 The Finest in Restaurant Service and Clean Hotel Accommodations Banquet Facilities CLAPPER’S BUILDING MATERIALS, INC. “From Foundation to Roof” Meyersdale, Pa. 634-3211 Rockwood, Pa. 926-3825 PAUGH’S SERVICE STATION Phone 387-5652 Star Route Oakland, Maryland THE CASSELMAN In Grantsville, Maryland r DEE ANN LADIES APPAREL Latest Brand Name Fashions Bridal— Formal Oakland, Maryland BEACHY’S FEED SERVICE Agway Feed and Farm Supply West Salisbury, Pa. 662-8493 149 Your Host: Mr. Mrs. Ivan J. Miller For Reservations Call: 895-5266 RAY TEETS GARAGE, INC. Plymouth Chrysler Valiant GMC Trucks Oakland, Maryland 334-2137 Compliments of KEYSTONE LIME CO., INC. Springs, Pa. Congratulations Class of1972 SALISBURY BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. ELEANOR)S DRESS SUOL Grant Street—Phone: 814-662-1161 Salisbury, Pennsylvania Phone: 662-8882 Salisbury, Pa. 15558 Compliments of Compliments of W.E. SHIRER SONS CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Oakland, Maryland Meyersdale, Pa. LAUREL SPORT SIVIC’S SHOP DAIRY-ETTE OTTO’S SERVICE FROSTBURG STATION MEATS Homelite Chain Saws JFevouz Phone 689-8945 Springs, Pennsylvania P.O. Box 239 Frostburg, Md. 662-1182 21532 Center Street Routes Meyersdale, Penn. 40 219 Sporting Goods Exclusively The Store Where “Thrift Meets Fashion!” STORES BETTER QUALITY LOWER PRICES EVERY DAY 150 CASSELMAN MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Sales and Service General Tires and Kraft System Recapping Phone: 895-5115 Grantsville, Maryland HAWKINSON TREAD SERVICE BILL’S MARINE SERVICE INC. Star Route No. 1, Box 104 Oakland, Maryland 21550 CHRYSLER BOATS and JOHNSON’S MOTORS Phone 334-3911 ARTIC CAT Route 219 North Oakland, Maryland Phone 387-5536 U.S. Royal, Mcreary, Uniroyal, and Goodrich Tires Engineered to keep your spare in the trunk. 151 BEACHCOMBER MOTEL Deep Creek Lake McHenry, Maryland 21541 Phone: 387-5596 Housekeeping and Regular Units Compliments of RUSTIC INN Area’s top night spot and restaurant 7 miles west of Frostburg, Md. HELBIG’S SPORT SHOP Hunting and Fishing Supplies Guns and Ammunition 127 South 2nd Street Oakland, Maryland Phone: 334-9176 FITZWATER FURNITURE 22128) Routelao Mt. Lake Park, Md. Phone (301) 334-2612 Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald, Propriators M S STONE QUARRY Building Stone and Flagstone Three miles west of Grantsville on Route 40 Phone: 895-5151 152 Compliments of FLUSHING SHIRT MFG. CO. me OF FLYING CROSS SHIRTS Manufacturer of Flying Cross Uniforms Phone 895-5131 Grantsville, Maryland Compliments of PENN ALPS INC. i caensaiamea Restaurant—Craft Shop ELLY 7 So ee rn i Soi Grantsville, Maryland Phone: 895-5171 GUY’S TIRE SHOP, INC. Shop Road Service 895-5126 Night: (301) 895-5320 New and Used Tires GERMAIN SEWING CENTER Singer Sewing Machines and Free Wheel Family Shoe Store Pick-up Balancing Delivery 212 E. Alder Street : Oakland, Maryland Dependable Recapping Grantsville, Maryland 153 WEBERS Say it with Flowers Oakland, Maryland Phone: 334-2147 ALLIS CHALMERS MILLER BROTHERS MAYTAG HIGHLANDER LAUNDRY AND CAR WASH CENTER Ralph and Alton Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Accident, Maryland 21520 Power Farm Equipment Hours 7:30 A.M.—10:00 P.M. Allis-Chalmers Lawn and Attended 7:30 A.M.—9:30 P.M. Garden Tractors and Equipment Self Service Dry Cleaning Phone 662-6442 or Springs, Pennsylvania Call 826-8111 Congratulations! The Management and Staff of Gallatin National Bank extends heartiest congratula- tions 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 |] rAd ATITI NATIONAL ___ __@ Gallatin NATIONAL Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Meyersdale Salisbury Compliments Of NU-WAY LAUNDRY C M PONTIAC 1-HOUR CLEANING Oakland, Maryland Oakland, Maryland PATRONS Grof’s Market Dr. Mrs. Luther Shaw Matthews Food Store Dick Reich Furniture Floor Coverings Meyersdale Republican Meyersdale, PA. Compliments of a y ) it S GOPFEE SHOP Oakland, Maryland the real thing OAKLAND COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. OAKLAND, MARYLAND Pan DOUBLE G. RANCH Come Ride and Dance With Us at Double G. Ranch Deep Creek Lake Summer Winter Horseback Riding Snowmobile Rental Hay Rides Sleigh Rides Modern, Western, Square Dancing Camping—water—electric showers winterized Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Glotfelty, Hosts Phone (301) 387-5481 TRESSLER’S SPORT CENTER Gasmart (High performance—Low cost) Bultaco Motorcycles—Polaris Snowmobiles Rt. 135 Mt. Lake Park, Md. 21550 Phone (301) 334-4159 BUCKEL’S MARKET Now two locations Grantsville, Md.—Salisbury, Pa. 895-5210 662-2014 Meats—Produce—Grocery All Your Shopping Needs DURST’S GROCERY Clothing for family Gifts—Groceries Grantsville, Md. 895-5147 SEARS CATALOG MERCHANT 2nd Street Oakland Phone: 334-3904 GLEN HAVEN PIZZA PUB Weekend Entertainment Deep Creek Lake DEL-WANDA MOTEL Deep Creek Lake McHenry, Md. 21541 Phone: 387-5211 TOM KIGHT’S INSURANCE Oakland, Maryland PONT VIEW INN Deep Creek Lake Phone (301) 387-5555 Photography In THE NORTH STAR Courtesy of DAVIS STUDIO Robert P. Davis Drawer 430 112 East 2nd Street Weston, West Virginia 26542 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 providing a means of motivation and the rewards of ae Fy A GENERAL OFFICES recognition, and Josten’s products have become tangible OWATONNA. MINNESOTA symbols honoring perseverance and achievement. - ts CLASS RINGS MIKE AND STEVE POSEY YEARBOOKS Josten’s Representatives Box 6 ANNOUNCEMENTS Burnsville, W. Va. 26335 DIPLOMAS More than 3,000 Josten’s employees are dedicated to your AWARDS complete satisfaction, Serving you locally: Serving th e Third Generation of America’s Finest Students with Products of Distinction LS7 GOODWILL MENNONITE HOME, INC. EE Ger ge scam te Di ae Member of the Health Facilities Associations of Md. Member of American Nursing Home Association “Serving our Senior Citizens with Concern and Dignity since 1959” Grantsville, Maryland 21536 Phone 301-895-5194 Rev. Melvin Nussbaum, Administrator 158 159 - ) = % ‘hongen tag 160 FTO LNL JAIN PD GO KARTS—MINIATURE GOLF ARCADE Located on new Rt. 219 McHenry, Md. Phone: 387-6168 ‘Where The Crowd Goes To Have Fun”’ irs. Ken yak Aw i a Det cae x oe YY NI es “masa Cs bo a ve OD, OE ul RES ei ae : T Uae 161 BOWMAN’S MARINA WINNER GALAXY BOATS JOHNSON MOTORS BOAT RENTALS HOUR—DAY—WEEK DOCKAGE—LAUNCHING RAMP STORAGE—REFINISHING—REPAIRS DILLY TRAILERS MARINE ACCESSORIES 387-5677 RT. 219 McHENRY, MD. 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