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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1975 volume:

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In the process, a paper bag may become wrapping paper. Essentially it is the same substance--but there is a difference. | HAVE you heard of recycled clothing and hair styles? No? Perhaps you have heard it referred to as Nostalgia. Does that ring a bell? WE are experiencing a period of Nostalgia right now, whether you realize it or not! If you don't be- lieve me, just get out your par- ents' yearbooks and pictures, or look at the composites hanging in the halls here at school. YOU might get a big kick out of those long skirts, straight-legged pants, saddle shoes, and short hair cuts. But stop and think a minute. According to the fashion experts, the mini skirts and long hair. are being replaced by the longer, knee length skirts and really short hair cuts. In other words, we are going back to the styles that our parents wore. Like it or not, we are caught smack-dab in the middle of a period of Nostalgia! IT seems that rural areas, like good old Garrett County, are always the last to experience changes in styles and customs, But not here at Northern, not this time! You might say we were one jump ahead of the fashion because of Nostalgia Day--1974, here at Northern High School. Everyone had a good time and got many laughs at others dressed up in old-styled clothing. But actually, while having fun, we got a taste of what is coming in the future. Yes, it is coming even to Northern High School --maybe sooner than we expect it or WANT it! MAYBE you're still not convinced. Just sit back and let the facts convince youhere, inthe 1974 NORTH STAR! y we ALARA ES CHOOL LIFE SEPTEMBER Brings Return to School Routine P. 8--RIGHT: Tammy Warnick assists Mr. Davis as he takes the first informal senior portraits, beginning with Diana Durst. BELOW: September comes and so does the Northern football season. P. 9--UPPER LEFT: Hus- kie cheerleaders add sparkle to our first game. LOWER LEFT: Boredom sets in as Dave Bender reflects upon future school days. UPPER RIGHT: While recovering from a neck injury, Bubby Fauber keeps football statis- tics. LOWER RIGHT: Girls Phys. Ed. classes begin the year by participating in Speed-a-Way tournaments. THE first month in school is a time to begin a new year. Juniors order their class rings, Student-Faculty Senate representatives are elected, and the band and chorus slate new officers. Minds are thrown into gear with the new career education filmstrips, on hand in our library. To complete this month, Kathy Harsh- barger wins the nomination as student page to the General Assembly. P. 10--UPPER LEFT: Coach Jack Lear prepares Ron Teats for battle. UPPER RIGHT: The Drill Team adds color and zest to the football games. LOWER LEFT: Tony Artice looks for an escape in the Northern-Bruce game. LOEWR RIGHT: Tammy Humberson looks to the crowd for support. P. 11--UPPER LEFT: Teen Challenge awakens Northern students to the dangers of drugs. UPPER RIGHT: Chris Lapham, Dave Lapole, Steve Duckworth, David Mabee, and Carolyn Bitting- er are new comers to the school. LOWER LEFT: Tony Artice attempts and end sweep. LOWER RIGHT: Under a heavy pass rush, Ron Teats fires. 10 Huskie Struggle Continues SUMMER warmth persists in this unseasonal weather, and football spectators find it quite agreeable. Northern opens its doors to many newcomers, and the Senior Class elects officers. acim ese mars 11 Students, Teachers Continue Studies P, 12--BELOW: Madame Sally Buser tries to com- municate with her students. LOWER LEFT: Miss Jo- anna Miller, faithful adviser of the North Star, con- centrates on making the best better. UPPER RIGHT: Many headaches go with being editor of the NORTH STAR. Becky Beachy receives her fair share. CENTER RIGHT: Kathy Benedict rouses the spirit of the Huskie cheering crowd. LOWER RIGHT: The offense clashes with the defense as the Huskies strive for yardage. P. 13--UPPER LEFT: When the path seems almost clear for a Northern touchdown, the runner is hit from be- hind. UPPER RIGHT: Northern offense mulls over the next plan of attack. BELOW: The Huskies offense comes through with a touchdown! 12 THE LATTER part of the month shows signs of new people becoming part of our school. The month ends with strangers becoming friends, and with friends en- riching their friendships. OCTOBER Highlights Nostalgic Homecoming P, 14--RIGHT: Donna Hinebaugh returns to relinquish her crown to the new Homecoming Queen. UPPER RIGHT: Injuries to Darrell Evans disable him for several games. BELOW: Huskies are ready for defensive action. LOWER RIGHT: Carol Wengerd enthusi- astically cheers the Huskies on. P. 15--UPPER LEFT: Peggy Wiley, escorted by her brother Steve, is crowned Homecoming Queen by Mr. Michael Sines. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. George Edwards anticipates the 20-0 victory of Bruce over Northern. LOWER LEFT: Huskies! offense fires up for action. LOW- ER RIGHT: Dave Davis, North- ern's first drum major, makes his début on Homecoming night. 14 THE Alumni return home to a stu- dent body dressed in the style of the 50's on Homecoming Day. A pep rally sparks enthusiasm, our halftime show features songs of The Happy Days, and yester- years' Homecoming Queens re- turn. The Victory Special, our new fight song, is presented by the Northern band. To conclude the evening the students dance to the now sounds of Threshold at the Homecoming Dance. 153 : : SoM ean ss Ru SU soph AO G fovea in SOLOS Era RE TS Sey Mat bes Qoam FFU eS OG eBar da SGHAHOOSESS Activities of the school continue with an art lecture by Dr. Richard Kibey. Students are given college entrance exams, and Emest Miller is com- mended for his performance on the 1973 test. Another senior, Sharon Glass, is elected as Northern's Gar- rett County Youth Council represent- ative. Among the annual activities are the Yearbook auction and the magazine sales, Jr. High football players defeat Southern, 6 to 2. Stu- dents enjoy a display of Ventrib- quism by Julius E. Svertzer, Jr., Also, standing committees of the S.F.S. are appointed for the school year, 17 % ete i ey, “ in te UPPER RIGHT: A Potomac Edison representative narrates a film- strip on energy conservation. UP- PER LEFT: Jill VanSickle, year- book staff member, enjoys the annual auction, while kitty-sitting. BELOW: Students of the English mini-course in Drama practice for the play, Free to be, You andMe. 18 NOVEMBER Features ‘Free to Be... You and Me” LEFT: ' Vrooo0com! Vrooooom! I'm Harvie. RIGHT: Buddy Fauber and DeAnn McCutcheon set the mood of the play by discussing what it is to be a baby boy or girl. BELOW: Students of the Drama Mini-Course sing the theme song, Free to Be. . . You and Me. 19 Thanksgiving Means a Turkey Hunt! PAGE 20--TOP: Turkeyfoot is de- feated! CENTER: Dave Davis lines up the Band for their performance during halftime at the Turkeyfoot game. LOWER LEFT: The Northern offense presses onward to victory. LOWER RIGHT: Greg Lawson and Dave Davis compare their newly acquired class rings. PAGE 21-- UPPER: The Annapolis Brass Quin- tet holds a workshop for the band and chorus members. CENTER: One of the penalties during the Southern game seems to have caused quite a discussion. LOWER LEFT: Huskies offense tries violent- ly but is defeated. LOWER RIGHT: The Annapolis Brass Quintet gives a presentation to music students at N. Inle S e 20 This is not a time for the monthly quota of school days. Students were given a rest day on the fifth for the general election, a half day on the 13th for teachers' meet- ings, and again on the 27th for Thanksgiving vacation. Ain't we got fun! 21 4 ha ; Students Witness Art of Physical Fitness PAGE 22--TOP: Robert and Rich- ard Knecht display their muscular abilities in an Antrim Bureau Show. CENTER: The Knecht family ex- hibits a sense of balance. BELOW: Mr. Knecht does a raised board act with his son, Richard. PAGE 23--UPPER LEFT: The theme of the Senior Dance is You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet! CENTER LEFT: The senior party includes ping- pong as an activity. CENTER RIGHT: Tired of dancing, several seniors decide to refresh themselves. LOWER LEFT: Instead of just one lamb, Mary has a whole flock-- at N,H.S. LOWER RIGHT: Seniors meet to order graduation announce- ments and Senior Keys. RE AREER: CHILD developmentis the theme fora Home Ec. class. Twelve three-to four-year-olds are cared for by stu- dents who learn how a pre-school child progresses. Not only do the Home Ec. students have fun, but all the school is delighted to have some young, fresh faces present. DECEMBER Dumps Snow on Garrett County PAGE 24--BELOW: For days the trees bow their heads-- many of them broken and twisted. UPPER RIGHT: Every twig and wire is laden with heavy snow. CENTER RIGHT: The snow, too heavy to drift, creates a won- derland decked with a whiteness that is thirty-three inches deep. LOWER RIGHT: Highways and bi-ways host cars abandoned by drivers who can go no farther. PAGE 25--TOP: Preceding the Northern-Southern match, the rules are explained to the captains of both team. CENTER LEFT: Jamie Sisler has his opponent in the position of a near=-pin. LOWER LEFT: Larry Sebold rides his counterpart as they grapple for position. CEN- TER RIGHT: Fans clap and cheer as the referee raises Hughie Sisler's hand after a pin. LOWER RIGHT: Con- gratulations and advice are given as grapplers discuss the match. 24 DECEMBER arrives and withit one of the largest snow- falls in several years. Due to the snow and lack of electricity, there is no school until December 6. Ac- tivities are canceled, among them the basketball game with Salisbury. As school returns to normal, the seniors take the SAT and the Betty Crocker test. Northern grapplers are defeated by A.H.S. by the score of 30-15. The basketball team scores a loss at the hands of Meyersdale. The game is lost in overtime, 62-58; J. V.'s lose 58-47. Looking to the future, the French Club has a meeting about the Christmas dance. 25 Musicians and Athletes Show Results of Practice PAGE 26--LOWER LEFT: Miss Wucik displays an ironic poster in her Guidance Officer. UPPER RIGHT: Terry Galica and Mark Russell try to keep a cool head. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Bell shows his enthusiasm for this season's snow. LOWER RIGHT: The theme of our basketball teams is proudly displayed on a gym door. PAGE 27--UPPER LEFT: Northern's first class in string instruments display their abilities on their violins. CENTER LEFT: The Band, directed by Mr. David Zimmerman, plays favorite carols at the Christmas program. CENTER RIGHT: The J. V. Basketball team huddles for a strategy meeting during a timeout. LOW- ER RIGHT: Dave Bender attempts to convert a pressure foul shot as Mark Russell watches. Yap. think, } P if funny tT be a hed stellar Practice! 26 PRACTICE! PRACTICE! PRACTICE! THE USUAL schedule is interrupted as the wrestlers score a crushing victory over Southern, 54-6. Despite hard practice, the Girls' Basketball team loses to Valley. Seniors are tested once again as they take the ACT. A sad note comes forth as Coaches Tom Vent and Andy Reed are injured in an automobile accident which leaves Mr. Vent hospitalized for months with severe leg injuries. Coach Reed becomes Varsity Basketball coach, and Mr. John Braskey returns to teach Mr. Vent's classes and to coach the J. V.'s. Because of scoreboard problems, the Huskies play the next home game at Mt. Savage--and are defeated. 27 Professional Drama Group Visits Northern PAGE 28--UPPER RIGHT: The action slows a little as Dave Bender has ajumpball with an opponent. CENTER LEFT: Buddy Fauber arches another shot as we defeat Mountaineer, CENTER RIGHT: Dave Bender wins the Most Valuable Player Award for the Christmas Tourna- ment. LOWER LEFT: Buddy Fauber, Mervin Yoder and Dave Bender receive trophies for the All-Star team. LOWER RIGHT: The Huskies go forward to receive the team trophy for winning in the Tournament, PAGE 29-- UPPER LEFT: The villainous Bergella in ''Flavio Betray- ed listens for another bit of gossip. LOWER LEFT: Flav- io and Isabella engage in a deep discussion of their love for each other. LOWER RIGHT: Captain Fearsome has an enlightening talk with the hilarious Petroleno. 28 THE BASKETBALL team travels to Beall High and defeats them, while our wrestlers suffer a defeat at Meyers- dale. The final day before Christmas vacation is cel- ebrated by a program given by the choruses, the band, and the violin class. Following our final school day for 1974, a dance is sponsored by the French Club; music is supplied by The Peasants. Christmas vacation is highlighted by a basketball tour- nament held here at N.H.S. with guest teams from Salisbury, Mountaineer, and Turkeyfoot. The Champ- ionship goes to Northern, Second Place to Salisbury, Third to Turkeyfoot, and Fourth to Mountaineer. Dave Bender is chosen M.V.P. in the tournament. All- Star Team Members are Buddy Fauber, Merv Yoder, and Dave Bender of N.H.S. Doug Otto of Salisbury , ana Jeffy Atzenhofer of Mountaineer, 29 JANUARY Sees Variation in Sports and Academics PAGE 30--UPPER LEFT: Becky Beachy studies twigs at Camp Hick- ory with the anatomy class. UP- PER RIGHT: Doug Schlosnagle's mind is stimulated by a swift run in the crisp air. BELOW: Sally Beachy, Linda Wengerd, and Tam- my Humberson work oncoordination and rhythm in Modern Dance in Phys. Ed. LOWER RIGHT: Learn- ing outdoors is fun, as shown by Gale Wengerd, Tammy Warnick and Cheryl Slagle. PAGE 31-- ’ UPPER LEFT: Tammy Humberson and Kim Bowers prepare to ride their donkeys during halftime inthe Donkey Ballgame. UPPER RIGHT: Cheerleaders sponsor the Donkey Game between local fireman and WMSG disc jockeys. LOWER LEFT: Mervin Yoder struggles for a jump ball. LOWER RIGHT: Linda Wen- gerd attempts a foul shot against Bishop Walsh. 30 A NEW YEAR--a new start. What can be said which has not been said before? The F.F.A. starts their year with 100 members par- ticipating in a trip to the Pennsyl- vanis State Farm Show. Student achievements for '74 are not long in coming. Bell Bender places first in the Elks' tri-state Hoop School Free Throw Contest, and Rita But- ler learns that she is Northern's win- ner of the Betty Crocker Award. CONGRATULATIONS ! 31 School Bustles with Activity PAGE 32--UPPER RIGHT: The school obtains a new scoreboard to relieve students of guessing at the score. CENTER LEFT: Seniors demonstrate dances of the '20!s to the U.S. History class. CENTER RIGHT: What! LOWER LEFT: The girls' basketball trophy, won in a game against Southern, is placed in the showcase by. DeAnn Mc- Cutcheon. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Weese's English students, Gerald Weimer, Debbie Wahl, Nancy Yoder, and Aavid Maust, learn how to use the video-tape equip- ment. PAGE 33--UPPER LEFT: Winner of the oratorical contest, Stanley Schlosnagle, speaks to the Sr. High students and to the judges. UPPER RIGHT: Harvie Zuckerman drinks water to calm his nerves before the oratorical contest. BOT- TOM: Taking advantage of the snow, David Blake and Mike Fratz ride their snowmobiles to school. 32 TIMES are hard, there is an econ- omic slump, and jobs are slow in appearing. Yet Northern students can see a brighter side of life. Their band can march through the halls before sports events, and stu- dents can have fun at parties like the one sponsored by the GodSquad. Then comes the end of the grading period--and report cards. Well, not all things can be good! 33 PAGE 34--UPPER RIGHT: Rita Butler receives an award for her outstanding marks on the Betty Crocker Test. UPPER LEFT: Don Paugh attempts a shot in a victory against Southern. BELOW: Mervin Yoder's shot is blocked by an op- posing Southern team member. FEBRUARY IS FULL OF STUDENT INVOLVEMENT UPPER LEFT: Marvin Wengerd wrestles his way to the upcoming tournaments. CENTER LEFT: The drama class presents an ancient Greek myth, 'The Death of the Sun God. LOWER LEFT: Vicki Frazee and David Wellborn help prepare the NORDIQUE, a magazine of original student writings, for distribution. BELOW: A seventh grader, Bill Bender, goes on to win third place in the state in the Elks National free throw contest. 35 BASKETBALL VICTORIES NOTED PAGE 36--UPPER RIGHT: Alan Skidmore scores another point in a winning J. V. game against Old- town. RIGHT: Don Paugh, g uarded by a Turkeyfoot player, looks for an opening in the J.V. game. BELOW: It isn't easy being a super- star as Mervin Yoder demonstrates. LOWER RIGHT: Ron Teets, with little time left, races towards an- other basket against Oldtown. PAGE 37--UPPER LEFT: In a game seen by Northern students, Peggy Wiley takes a long shot. LOWER LEFT: Dave Bender sells popcorn at a the girls' game with Southern. LOWER RIGHT: This is an active struggle in Northern's two-point victory over Southern. SPECIAL games and tournaments are the main sports events of February. A Varsity-Alumni game is played on the 14th, with the varsity winning. The basketball season ends with a winning game over Bruceton Mills, in which team members honor their parents. Nine wrestlers compete in the district tournaments at Frederick, and Jr. High Phys. Ed. students have their tournaments in the last week. : = 4 t y ‘i : 2 ’ { 3 orem 37 PAGE 38--UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Pavone's room seemingly turns into an airport as Tim Butler pilots a paper airplane. CENTER: Mrs. Benyak instructs the Junior girls in serving the Senior Tea. LOWER LEFT: The Senior Tea gives seniors a chance to discuss their last year of high school. LOWER RIGHT: Doug Schlosnagle toasts his un- known friend during the Tea. PAGE 39--UPPER LEFT: Students in the mini-course on Writing the Research Paper use the facilities of the Ruth Enlow Library in Oakland. UPPER RIGHT: Paula Spear is crowned Northern's Heart Fund Queen at a benefit dance. BOTTOM: Mervin Yoder shoots in a close game against Beall, losing by only three points. FEBRUARY IS BUSY FOR SENIORS DURing the month, changes occur in the teaching staff. Mrs. Anna K. Beachy returns to school after re- covering from a fall. We welcome Mr. Joseph McKenzie who fills the teaching position left by Mr. George Edwards when he becomes a County Commissioner. Students are also busy. Among other activi- ties, students in the Religous Lit- erature mini-course visit five churches in the area. 59 PAGE 40--UPPER LEFT: Jeanne Carstens devotes time to selling souvenirs for the Lions' Club dur- ing Winter fest. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Yunker sells native Bavarian foods. BELOW: Winterfest Queen, Donna Nutter, rides behind the Bud- weiser Clydesdale team owned by Anheuser-Busch, Inc. . PAGE 41-- UPPER LEFT: A clown from the Ali-Ghan Shrine Club entertains the crowd with his antics. UPPER RIGHT: Jim Wampler cares for the Easter lilies grown and marketed by the Horticulture stuednts. BOT- TOM: A different view of the halls can be taken after students go home for Easter vacation. MARCH POINTS TO WINTERFEST 40 A MAIN event in Garrett County is the Second Annual Winterfest held in March. Winter activities are demonstrated with various races, contest, and games. Local high school bands perform for winter enthuasiasts. From local girls, a queen is chosen to preside over the festivities, with Northern students Sandy Beitzel and Paula Spear participating this year. 41 MONTH ROARS WITH NEW HAPPENINGS UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Loughrie's little spring friends en- joy the sun. CENTER RIGHT: Chorus students Lynn Robeson andCheryl Harman look over the music for the Hope presentation. LOWER RIGHT: The cast of You Can't Take It with You plans for the upcoming production. BELOW: Student Page Kathy Harshbarger goes back to Annapolis for the second time. a Hh 438i) HE nifi 42 PPR cd eb onsehmii eogtie Sh ence SCE ERE aR net ee — CLASS HISTORY 1972 was the begining... the beginning of experiences filled with anticipation of what the following three years would bring us as sen- ior high students. Lois Anne Barefoot 44 James Richard Artice Kenneth Michael Beachy John Francis Ashley, Jr. Allen Owen Bach Donna Elaine Beiler Nancy Carol Beitzel As SOPHOMORES we elected Terry Galica president, Cheryl Slagle vice-president, Judy Diehl secretary, and Tammy Warnick treasurer to serve as our class officers. Cheryl Slagel and Carla Hinebaugh represented the sophomores on the varsity cheerleading squad, while Kathy Harshbarger, Tammy Warnick, Pam Sandra Kay Beitzel Lila Marie Bender 46 Deal, and Lucretia Brenne- man held positions as major- ettes of our band. Our rep- resentative to the Student- Faculty Senate was Roger Sines. We chose Tammy Warnick as Sophomore Princess with Roger Sines a s her escort to represent Northern at the Autumn Glory Festival. Shelby June Bittinger Brenda Lynn Bittinger John Vincent Blocher, Jr. Joyce Marie Bittinger Glenda Sue Brenneman Iva Lucretia Brenneman Gregory Allen Brinegar Terry Robert Brown The annual sophomore dance was held in the spring of_ 1973, with the theme Take a Walk on the Wild Side. As our JUNIOR year rolled around, we began class ac- tivities with the election of class officers. Terry Galica once again presided as class president, with Judy Diehl, Carla Hinebaugh and Sandy Beitzel chosen as vice-presi- - dent, secretary, and treas- urer, respectiively. Daniel Timothy Butler Robin Louise Butler Rita Faye Butler Judy Teets represented the juniors on the Student-Fac- ulty Senate, while Cheryl Slagle, Betty Durst, andGene. Rodeheaver held positions as officers. Highlights of our junior year were the arrival of our class rings on Decem- ber 3, 1973, and the annual Junior-Senior Prom in which we honored the seniors. Pamela Sue Deal Richard Eugene Detrick Ronald William DeWitt Phillip Andrew Dice Diana Kay Durst Betty Jean Durst The theme of the Prom was Sunshine on My Shoulders, and senior Linda Hollada was chosen as queen, For the Autumn Glory Fes- tival, Paula Spear was se=- lected as Junior Princess, and George Keller was chosen as her escort. In other activities Mark Russell was named to the Tri-Valley Conference bas- ketball team, while Craig Speicher wrestled his way to third place in the dis- trict wrestling tournament, Randall Davey Durst Robert Alan Durst 49 50 Ernie Miller participated in the Twelfth Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium held in Balti- more, MD, Rita Knox and Harvie Zuckerman received the W.O. W. American His- tory Award, presented an- nually to two people from the junior class, Mark Allen Frantz Albert Marl Fauber Jr. Barbara Ann Frazee Kenneth Ray Fazenbaker Jr. Marguerite Roberta Dianne Frazee Timothy Gene Frazee Terrence Stephen Galica William Allen Friend Keith Alan Garlitz During the summer of 1974 six boys from the junior class attended Boys State at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, They were Buddy Fauber, Ted Stieringer, Gene Rodeheaver, Tim Butler, Terry Wakefield, and Harvie Zuckerman, Margaret Anna Georg 51 September 1974... we finally reached the-threshold of our SENIOR year at Northern. Gene Rodeheaver served as our class president. Working under him were Allen Glotfelty, vice- president; Betty Durst, secretary; Peggy Wiley, treasurer; Ernie Miller, parliamentarian; and Brenda Wisor, historian. Randy Ray Green 52 Bruce Gray Givens Gerald Wayne Harman Sharon Ann Glass Allen Roy Glotfelty i Kathleen Denise Harshbarger Joseph Robert Hauser Joyce Ann Hauser William Charles Hemmis Debra Lynn Hay John Douglas Hershberger Obtaining offices in the Student Faculty Senate, Terry Galica became presi- dent; Roger Sines, vice- president; Cheryl Slagle, secretary; and Ernie Miller, treasurer. Cheryl Slagle became var- sity cheerleading captain, while Tammy Warnick headed the senior high ma- jorettes, Judy Diehl Sebold was elected president of the N.H.S. Senior Band. Susan Gale Holliday aS 54 Peggy Wiley was crowned Homecoming Queen at the game which highlighted the football season. Her court consisted of Sandy Beitzel, Judy Teets, DeAnn Mc- Cutcheon, Gale Wengerd, and Cheryl Slagle. Kathy Harshbarger was select- ed from students of both schools in Garrett County to participate in the Student Page Program of the Mary-= land General Assembly, and Harvie Zuckermanwas chosen George Glen Keller Gary Hoover Rita Lynn Knox Marilyn Kay Hopkins Markie John Johnston Martha Jane Lear Betty Jane McClintock David Emerson Maust DeAnn McCutcheon as her alternate. Sharon Glass represented our school in the Garrett County Youth Council. Becky Beachy worked her way up to become editor°of THE NORTH STAR, while Betty McClintock filled the spot as editor of THE VIKING. Hilda June McKenzie 55 Many of the boys in our class participated in sports, but three of them lettered in three dif- ferent areas. They were Mark Russell, Tim Frazee, and Buddy Fauber. Ron Teats and Joe Wil- helm were named to the All- State Football Team. Sandy Beitzel was chosen to be the Maid of Honor at the Autumn Glory Festival. Gene Rodeheaver Emest Daniel Miller 56 Charles Junior Meyers William Virgil Miller Daniel Charles Meyers Darrell Wayne Miller Donald Ray Oester Carolyn Elaine Platter Theresa Mae Railey accompanied her as escort. Karen Workman was chosen as Senior Princess with her escort, Terry Galica. 5 Sixteen students from our class were selected to have their bi- ographies included in the current edition of WHO'S WHO IN AMER- ICAN HIGH SCHOOLS. Those students were Sharon Glass, Kathy Harshbarger, Barb Wilt, Betty McClintock, Tammy Warnick, Connie Sue Riley ay Debra Lynn Ringer Stephen Lester Norris Riley Dale Eugene Rodeheaver, Jr. Kathy Wellborn, Edie Yoder, Peggy Wiley, Gale Wengerd, Rita Knox, Gene Rodeheaver, Martha Lear, Betty Durst, Tim Butler, Mark Russell and Bon- nie Broadwater. The theme for our Senior Party was You Ain't Seen Nothin! Yet, ' Mini-Courses in English were offered to the seniors for the first time at Northern. A variety of courses was successfully used as Robert Bradley Rodeheaver Margaret Elaine Ross Mark Victor Russell 58 Douglas Glenn Schlosnagle Larry Edward Sebold an alternative for the regular twelfth grade English course. The Release Time and Work- Study programs were used by many seniors. Required courses were attended by these students who spent the rest of the school day at work on jobs which pro- vided a reference for future job opportunities. Q Arthur Joel Sheffield Shirley Rae Shuttleworth 59 60 A few students took the op-= portunity offered by the Early Graduation program. We welcomed into our class Robin Beitzel, Donna Smith, Paul Tacket, and Gerald Harman, Senior protraits arrived, and seniors looked forward to many important events still on the agenda for the Class of '75: the arrival of an- nouncements, the Senior Tea, Paul Edward Sisler Kevin William Sines Cheryl Ann Slagle i Roger Glenn Sines Donna Jean Smith Robert Craig Speicher the Senior Dinner, the Jr. -Sr. Prom, the senior class trip and the picnic. Our time at N.H.S. had been very busy, but the ful- fillments and the achievements that each devoted himself to be- came well worth the effort when we considered the value of re- ceiving our diplomas on that very special day--Graduation! Brenda Wisor Class Historian Gary Wayne Spiker Matthew Beatty Stieringer, Jr. Karolyn Diane Swauger 61 Debra Faye Teats Paul William Tacket II CLASS PRAYER Our Heavenly Father, Our mistakes have been many, but we've made it through the last years by learning from them, Now that we are nearing an end to a very important part in our lives, we can be very thankful for the opportunity to go on. Father, we are thankful that You have cared for us, guided us, and given us Your forgiveness when we failed to do our best in every situa- tion. Judith Kay Teets Jack Lynn Thomas 62 Sharon Elaine VanSickle Debra Adele Wahl May we always make wise and honest decisions and have a place in our hearts to forgive, to go forth, and to understand, In the future let us bow before You, not only in times of stress and discour- agement, but in times of thankfulness and in adoration. We thank You for bless- ing us with Your love and will try to use what You have given us. Ourjoys have been many, our troubles have been many, but our new lives await. Be with us to lead, guide and forgive in all things, Amen «-by Lucretia Brenneman Leonard Alexander Walker II Tamra Lynn Warnick 63 Gerald Eugene Weimer Wilmer Clarence Warnick Janine Joy Weimer CLASS FLOWER Pink Rose CLASS COLORS Burgandy and Pink Katherine Anne Wellborn Gale Susann Wengerd Margaret Ann Wiley 64 Rita Jane Wiley Barbara Lee Wilt Leonard Joseph Wilhelm, III CLASS MOTTO To have striven, to have made an effort, to have been true to certain ideals--= this alone is worth the struggle. --Sir William Osler Brenda Jeanne Wisor Karen Sue Workman 65 Terry Lee Youmans Edith Naomi Yoder Nancy Jane Yoder BELOW: Sr. Class Officers: Ernie Miller, Parl.; Gene Rodeheaver, Pres.; Allen Glotfelty, V. Pres.; Betty Durst, Sec.; Peggy Wiley, Treas.; Brenda Wisor, Hist. LOWER RIGHT: Sr. Class Advisors: Mr. Keplinger, Mr. Miller, Mr. Yunker, Miss Miller, Not Pictured: Mr. Vent, nf ue sit ATE REE ERE: wel : “Beto pian AS SRb eRe! dad : RING INTERN were ye SENIOR DIRECTORY JAMES RICHARD ARTICE tiie Noy, 10, 1956 General Ambition: Undecided JOHN FRANCIS ASHLEY General June 11, 1957 Ambition: To be a mechanic, ALLEN OWEN BACH Academic March 4, 1957 Lettermen's Club, Baseball, Dist, Honor Roll, Co-op Ed. Ambition: Undecided LOIS ANNE BAREFOOT Secretarial Nov. 2, 1957 Honor Roll, Dance Club, P.E, Ass't., Graduation Usher, Hist. Club, Mag. Cam, Co-Capt. KENNETH MICHAEL BEACHY OMe. yan, 51, 1957 General Dance Club, Honor Roll, Ambition: To make enough money to break even, REBECCA JANE BEACHY Ohecky Dec, 19, 1957 Academic Girls' Basketball, Girls' Softball, Band, Honor Roll, Dance Club, Drama Club, P.E, Ass't., Pep Club, Yearbook Ed., Students, Choice in Talent Show, Ambition: To be a Physical Thera- pist or a Pharmacist, DONNA ELAINE BEILER Generais Oct, 27, 1957 Heart Fund Candidate, Teacher's Aide, Office Ass't., Honor Roll, fete oec,, state H.C.C, Con- vention, F,F,A,, Mag. Cam. Co- Capt., Co-op Ed. Ambition: To bring sunshine into Someone's life even when it is raining. BEVERLY KAY BEITZEL ebevoee sept, 22, 1956 General F,H,A,, Combination Club, Health Rm, Ass't, Ambition: To enjoy life . NANCY CAROL BEITZEL General Oct. 23, 1955 Honor Roll, F,H,A., Art Ass't., Office Ass't,, Combination Club, Ambition: To be happy. ROBIN ANN BEITZEL General Nov, 15, 1957 Honor Roll Ambition: To join the army and be a WAC, SANDRA KAY BEITZEL Sandy Dec. 14, 1956 General Autumn Glory Maid of Honor, Home-= coming Princess, Drill Team Capt., Pom Pon Girls Treas., Honor Roll, Dance Club, Jr. Class Treas., Lib. Assis. rome hC. Asst girs he Ass't. Ambition: To attend a school of design and commercial art, LILA MARIE BENDER Academic Sept. 23, 1957 Lib, Ass't., Office Ass't., Lib. Club Vice=Pres,, F.FJA., F.T.A., Honor Roll, Yearbook, Ambition: To find and live God's will for my life. BRENDA LYNN BITTINGER General Sept, 12, 1957 Honor Roll, F.F.A., F.H.A., Chorus, Art Ass't., Co-op Ed, Ambition: To get married and raise a houseful of beautiful children, JOYCE MARE BITTINGER General Nov. 4, 1957 F.H.A., F.F.A., Lib Ass't., Honor Roll, Ambition: To live a happy and re- warding life, MARGIE ANN BITTINGER General Feb, 5, 1957 Honor Roll, Dance Club, Bio. Ass't., World Hist. Ass't., P.E. Ass't, Ambition: To get married and be happy forever. SHELBY JUNE BITTINGER Secretarial June 6, 1956 Student Libs Club, FFAS, F.U.A. Ambition: To keep trying to do right and make life happy. JOHN VINCENT BLOCHER, JR. Academic Dec. 19, 1957 J.V. Basketball, Dance Club, Honor Roll, Ambition: To attend college. DARLA FRANCES BOWSER Petunia-Snook III May 14, 1957 General F,H,A., Band, Fashion Show, Dance Club, Math Ass't., Mag. Cam. Capt., Co-op Ed. Ambition: To further my education in Home Economics, GLENDA SUE BRENNEMAN Clerical May 21, 1957 Honor Roll, Health Rm, Ass't., PCC ONT ESAS Ambition: To do God's will in my life and live to the fullest. IVA LUCRETIA BRENNEMAN Luscious Leuke Aug, 14, 1957 Stenographic VIKING, Sr. Majorette, Band, Twirlette Club, Lib. Ass't, Ambition: To be a ball girl for the New York Mets. GREGORY ALLEN BRINEGAR Greg NOVepcl, niood General Dance Club Ambition: To make lots of money (on welfare), BONNIE JEAN BROADWATER UB laAoavy | Decale, oor Academic Honor Roll, VIKING, Quill and Scroll, '' Chorus, WHO'S WHO, Photo, Club, Northernaires, Drama Club, Lib. Ass't,. Ambition: To be a nurse, TERRY ROBERT BROWN Brownie Feb, 26, 1957 Vocational Ambition; To be a truck driver. DANIEL TIMOTHY BUTLER UT im ov “Foster = Dec, 115-1957 Academic Honor Roll, Dance Club, Boy's State Ambition: To have fun, RITA FAYE BUTLER Academic March 3, 1957 Honor Roll, Office Ass't., Lib. Ass't., F.T.A., Pep Club, Student Lib. Club, F.F,A, Ambition: To live God's will in my life and be happy. ROBIN LOUISE BUTLER General May 26, 1957 Pep Club, Pom Pon Girls, Drill Team Co-Capt. Office Ass't, Ambition: To be happy. WAYNE MICHAEL BUTIER Vocational Dec. 9,1956 Ambition: Undecided PAMELA SUE DEAL pba ge elUne coseal5 , General Band, Twirlette Club Treas,, Band Council, VIKING, Quill and Sc- 67 roll, Office Ass't., Honor Roll, Prom Dec, Comm, Ambition: To be happy. RICHARD EUGENE DETRICK eRichY Sept. 22, 1955 General Ambition: To attend Bible School; to live life one day at a time with Jesus. RONALD WILLIAM DEWITT “Ron eee lalieeaa setae General Var. Basketball, Honor Roll, Ambition: To make a million. PHILLIP ANDREW DICE UPh i aoe Dtee tL oof General J. V. Basketball, Dance Club, Honor Roll, Ambition: To be a Hermit , BETTY JEAN DURST NBet ie latienlas 1907 Academic Honor Roll, Girls' Basketball, Chor- us, Wrestling Scorekeeper, Sr. Class Sec., S-F Senate Sec., State H.C, C, Pres., J. V. Cheerleaders, WHO'S WHO. Ambition: To be anR.N, DIANA KAY DURST MSneezy ee Feb, 619581907 General Chorus, Northernaires, Lib, Ass't, Ambition: To seek forgiveness for wrong and to understand others while maintaining a little sanity. JAMES VERNON DURST Jim-Bob Jan, 31, 1957 Vocational FFA. Ambition: To get a car that's faster than my brother's, RANDALL DAVY DURST Tunch Sept. 10, 1955 Vocational Ambition: Undecided ROBERT ALAN DURST Jake Sept. 20, 1956 General Ambition: To be a construction worker. ALBERT MARL FAUBER, JR. Buddy 7a Nov.s10s81957 Academic Var. Football, Baseball, Basketball, Homecoming, Escort, Dance Club, Boy's State. Ambition: To attend the Coast Guard Academy. 68 KENNETH RAY FAZENBAKER, JR. Kenny Aug. 22, 1956 Vocational F,F,A., Wrestling. Ambition: To be a truck driver. KEITH JAMES FRANCIS Wildman Jan, 10, 1957 Vocational Ambition: To be a groom at a race track for horses. MARK ALLEN FRANTZ Vocational March 25, 1957 Auto=Mech, Club, Honor Roll, Ambition: To have a long and happy life, BARBARA ANN FRAZEE Punk SeDtery sate General Ambition: To marry Eddie and make him as happy as he has made me, ROBERTA DIANNE FRAZEE Bobbi Nov. 6, 1957 Secretarial Honor Roll, Pom Pon Girls, Dance Club, P.E. Ass't., VIKING, Ambition: To be a secretary or a typist. TIMOTHY GENE FRAZEE Hayseed Sept. 24, 1956 General Football Co-Capt. (Tri-Valley Hon, Mention), Basketball, Baseball, Lettermen's Club Pressac V ob, geeks Ass't., Ind. Arts Ass't, Ambition: To go to trade school in North Carolina, VICKI LYNN FRAZEE IBFENSHT UNG Gie te y General Combination Club, Dance Club, Pom Pon Girls, Cue Curtain, Ambition: To get it all together and get married, WILLIAM ALLEN FRIEND MATen ™ = July 14551956 Vocational Ambition: To be a farmer, TERRENCE STEPHEN GALICA WY Ogi Ul 1. seo 7 Academic SFS Pres., Autumn Glory Escort, Wrestling, Football, Basketball Ath- letic Trainer, Baseball, Soph. Class Pres. 5 Jr. Class Pres, Ambition: To live every day to its fullest, KEITH ALAN GARLITZ General Jan. 30, 1957 Ind, Arts Club, Ambition:To become a backhoe operator, MARGARET ANNA GEORG Margi! | jan. c4,.s908 Academic Band, Lib. Club, Psych. Club, Honor Roll, Ambition: To go to college and be the bestI can in whatever I decide to do. BRUCE GRAY GIVENS General Feb, 23, 1957 Ambition: To be a waterman on Chesapeake Bay. SHARON ANN GLASS Shar March 7, 1957 Academic Band, Honor Roll. WHO'S WHO, VIKING, Quill and Scroll, Gar- rett Youth Council, Girls' Basket- ball, Prom Dec, Comm., Mag. Cam. Manager and Co-Manager, Hist. Aide, Ski Club, Dance Club, Psych, Club, Hist, Club, State H, C.C, Convention, Ambition: To attend college and travel through the world, ALLEN ROY GLOTFELTY AG March 11,1957 Academic Honor Roll, Chem, Soc, Dinner, Ambition: Undecided RANDY RAY GREEN Vocational Dec. 15, 1956 FEA Ambition: Undecided GERALD WAYNE HARMAN Nose Jaxty, 10581955 Academic Early Graduation Ambition; To be a farmer. KATHLEEN DENISE HARSHBARBER Kathy Sept, 15, 1957 Academic Students' Choice in Talent Show, Twirlette Club, Honor Roll, Year- book, Student Page, H C Co ysorate H,.C.C, Treas., Band, Sr. Major- ette, Mag. Cam, Co-Capt., WHO'S WHO, Winter Fest Queen Cand, Ambition: To be a dental assistant or a medical technologist. JOSEPH ROBERT HAUSER Joe June 25, 1957 Vocational Honor Roll, Auto-Mech, Club. Ambition: To live a happy life. JOYCE ANN HAUSER Tuice™ June 25, 1957 Stenographic Honor Roll, Hist. Club, Band, Gradu- ation Usher. Ambition: Undecided DEBRA LYNN HAY Debi or Snook IV Stenographic June 13, 1957 Honor Roll, Band, VIKING, Typing Award, God Squad Pres., Mag. Cam. Captain. WILLIAM CHARLES HEMMIS Up Judy 23, 1955 General Ambition: Undecided JOHN DOUGLAS HERSHBERGER Hersey Feb. 26, 1956 General Band, Ski Club, Rocket Club. Ambition: to live a happy and suc- cessful life. SUSAN GAIE HOLLIDAY POUStGumeeey 21,0154 1957. Secretarial Honor Roll, Lib. Club Pres., Band, Band Council Sec., Lib. Ass't, F,H. A. Ambition: To dislike the people I dislike less, and to love the people I love even more, GARY HOOVER General Feb. 5, 1954 Ambition: To get a good start in the outside. MARILYN KAY HOPKINS General July 14, 1957 Drama Club. Ambition: To raise horses, MARK JOHN JOHNSTON Snuffy Feb. 7, 1957 Vocational Ambition: To be a happy and suc- cessful farmer. GEORGE GLEN KELLER General Aug. 15, 1957 Band, Rod and Gun Club, Dance Club, J.V. Basketball, Autumn Glory Escort, Ambition: To be a law officer. RITA LYNN KNOX Academic Feb. 20, 1957 Honor Roll, W.0. W. Am. Hist. Award, Lib, Club Treas., Mag. Cam, Capt., WHO'S WHO, Lib. Ass't. Ambition: To attend college. ESTHER MAE KOLB Stenographic Sept. 18, 1956 F,H.A, Ambition: To be a secretary. MARTHA JANE LEAR UMarty™ jJune,19, 1957, Academic Drill Team, Chorus, WHO'S WHO, Football Wrestling Stat-Keeper, Health Rm. Aide. Ambition: To attend college and go into counseling. GARY EUGENE LOHR PGraffy y Aug 33401957 Vocational Auto=-Mech, Club Ambition: To be a mechanic. DAVID EMERSON MAUST UD avelie ss Jane ad 5 1957, Vocational-Academic Honor Roll, Ind. Arts Club, Ind. Arts Aide, Camp Hickory Counselor, Ambition: To be an electronic tech-= nician, BETTY JANE McCLINTOCK Burdock March 8, 1957 Academic Band, Ross Fike Band Award, Band Council, Color Guard, VIKING ed., Quill and Scroll, Honor Roll, WHO'S WHO, Ski Club, Dance Club, Psych Club, Drama Club, Prom Comm., Scorekeeper for Girls' Bas- ketball. Ambition: To enter college and con- tinue a great and fun life, DEANN McCUTCHEON Dele eWeC nn 25, 61950 Academic Girls' Basketball, Chorus Treas., P.E. Ass't., Dance Club, Drama Club, Hon or Roll, Ambition: To work with children, possibly in physical education, HILDA JUNE McKENZIE eHiddyve. july it s31957 General Ambition: To make and do my best in life and never be sorry. CHARLIE JUNIOR MEYERS lWisgles? se Dec.s1 ,01900 General Ambition: To work on construction or join the military service. DANIEL CHARLES MEYERS PDannvill ee Oct. o1,4L750 Vocational Auto=Mech, Club. Ambition: To be a mechanic, DARRELL WAYNE MILLER Wayne Nov. 11, 1957 General Dance Club Ambition: To have a wonderful life with the girl I love. ERNEST DANIEL MILLER Ernie May 18, 1957 Academic Honor Roll, SFS Treas., Sr. Class Parl., Chess Club, Photo, Club V.P., Yearbook, Chem. Symposium Rep., Nat'l. Merit Letter of Com- mendation. Ambition: To understand. WILLIAM VIRGIL MILLER EDtLL AUS 620581957. Vocational Honor Roll, Chess Club, Electronics Club, School Electrician, Ambition: To be an electrician, KENNETH RAY NUGENT Hippie March 1, 1957 Vocational Auto=Mech, Club. Ambition: To be a mechanic, DONALD RAY OESTER Grasshopper April 22, 1957 Vocational Ambition: To be a mechanic, JEFFREY DALE OPEL Jeff DeCene5) L957 Vocational Ind, Arts Club, Ind Arts Aide, Ambition: To be a game warden or a forester, CAROLYN ELAINE PLATTER Carol Feb..22, 1957 General Ski and Sail Club. Ambition: To live each day as it comes and never look back. VERNON REED PLATTER Vocational July 15, 1957 Ambition: To get a good job and live a happy, successful life. THERESA MAE RAILEY Quarter-Quart Terry General Dec. 31, 1957 Pobeelourmaments, HC. Cor. F.A. Ambition: To enjoy life through traveling, and to become a navy nurse. CONNIE SUE RILEY Connie Lu Aug. 24, 1957 General Band, Honor Roll, Dance Club, Drama Club, Typing Ass't., Lib. Ass't., VIKING, Prom Dec. Comm, Ambition: To go to art school and become a commercial artist. STEPHEN LESTER NORRIS RILEY UStevel Aug, 95.1957 Vocational Honor Roll, Band, F,F,A., Hort. 69 Aide, Combination Club. Ambition: To be a draftsman. DEBRA LYNN RINGER Debbie! @s Pjmnes) 31957 General jJ.V. Cheerleader, Cheerleaders' Club, Chorus, Northernaires, Hist. Club, Office Ass't. Ambition: To be myself and live life to its fullest. DALE EUGENE RODEHEAVER, JR. Gene!t” jAug. 13, 1957, Academic Sr. Class Pres., SFS Treas., Base= ball, Basketball, Boy's State, Autumn Glory Escort, Lettermen's Club, P,E, Ass't., Basketball Scorekeeper, Dance Club, Honor Roll, Chorus. Ambition: To attend the U.S, Air Force Academy. ROBERT BRADLEY RODEHEAVER Alfie Octe7s 511956 Vocational Auto=Mech,. Club Ambition: To be a farmer. MARGARET ELAINE ROSS Marg Dees 5 5ee200 General Yearbook, F,H,A., Photo Club, Combination Club, Chorus, Cue Curtain, Ambition: To find my head and be- come a disc jockey. MARK VICTOR RUSSEL Russ falvilewlso7 Academic Vars. Basketball, Baseball, Football (Tri-Valley All Star), Sr. SFS Rep. Ambition: Undecided DOUGLAS GIENN SCHLOSNAGIE UDOUe UR Unease O37 Academic Wrestling, Ski Sail Club. Ambition: To be a State Policeman or a veterinarian, JUDITH DIEHL SEBOLD Judy April 4, 1957 General Band, Band Council Pres., VIKING, Dance Club, Ambition: To become a person who is loving and understanding towards EVERYONE, especially my husband, Gary. LARRY EDWARD SEBOLD USap = April 51957 Vocational Wrestling, Auto-Mech, Club, Honor Roll, Bio. Ass't. Ambition: To be happy and have a good job. 70 KATHY LYNN SHAFER Academic Jan, 31, 1957 Fetal. GC, Coy he Deaiss try Ambition: To make the guy I love happy and share in that happiness. ARTHUR JOEL SHEFFIELD ioe May 18, 1957 General Dance Club, Co-op Ed, Ambition: To get into professional auto racing. SHIRLEY RAE SHUTTLEWORTH NS bin] eee Une to. 1957 General Honor Roll, Lib. Ass't., Lib. Club, HD. Ass!t, Ambition: To be happy and content, KEVIN WILLIAM SINES Bo Jan. 26571957 Vocational Ambition: To be a construction worker. ROGER GLENN SINES Sneaky. Deals see) dl,esO,etoo4 Vocational Baseball, Rod Gun Club, SFS V. Pres., Band, Ambition: To join the carpenter's union and succeed in life, LOI S ANN SISLER Lovey! © july 1081957, General Honor Roll, Northernaires, Chorus. Ambition: To own a plus of my own and to smile always. PAUL EDWARD SISLER NDO. 10 en Ue gk OG Vocational FFA.) Treas. and V. Pres. Ambition: To make agriculture better and more worthwhile to more people, and to see the world in my patched up, broken down VW van. CHERYL ANN SLAGIE Academic Feb, 16, 1957 Vars. Cheerleaders Capt., Cheer- leaders' Club Pres., SFS V.P and Sec., Honor Roll, Homecoming Queen Candidate, State H.C.C, Corres, Sec. Ambition: To obtain a degree in nursing and to satisfy myself, CATHERINE VERNICE SMEARMAN UC Othy amma aene gel oso Academic Pom Pon Girls, Pep Club, Photo. ClubsTreass, HeCe Ge bata, Mag. Cam, Co-Capt,. Ambition: To live a joyful, light- hearted life that brightens others! lives, and to make that special guy in my life happy. . . forever, DONNA JEAN SMITH Rpg a May 10, 1956 Business F,H.A,, Dance Club, Early Grad, Ambition: To go to college and then become a secretary. PAULA JEAN SPEAR ‘pees Wees Nov. 4, 1956 General Dance Club Sec., Pom Pon Girls, 10th and11th Gr, Autumn Glory princess, P,E, Ass't., SFS, Home Ec. Ass't. Ambition: To live a happy, success= ful life andtry to keep my friendly smile, ROBERT CRAIG SPEICHER Academic June 20, 1957 Wrestling Co=Capt., Doug Carey Award, Greene WrestlingSch., Band, Dist. Honor Roll. Ambition: Undecided GARY WAYNE SPIKER Vocational Oct. 23, 1956 Baseball, Combination Club. Ambition; To be a construction worker, MATTHEW BEATTY STIERINGER MTeéd Febs 23, 1938 Academic Honor Roll, Band, Dance Club, F, F,A,, Fiddler on the Roof , Ambition: To be a professional musi- cian and go to Nashville. KAROLYN DIANE SWAUGER Swamp Fox Aug. 14, 1957 Secretarial Hist. Club. Hist. Ass't., Co-op Ed. Ass't., Chorus. Ambition: To travel all over the world, especially ENGLAND, and enjoy life as it comes. PAUL WILLIAM TACKET, II The Inspector April 24, 1958 General Band, Rod Gun Club, Early Grad., Wrestling. Ambition: To go to college, get a good education, and please my par- ents in what I do, DEBRA FAYE TEATS Debbie or Snook I General Jan, 14, 1957 FOPSA., FL HSA, Home Row Accre, Combination Club, Ambition: To make the best of what I have and live a full and happy life. RONALD EUGENE TEATS Academic Oct. 8, 1956 Football, Baseball, Basketball. Ambition: Undecided JUDITH KAY TEETS Judy Feb, 18, 1957 General Chorus, SFS, Ski Club, Dance Club, Honor Roll, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Sr. Class Rec. Comm., Mag. Cam, Co-Capt, Ambition: To give of myself, JACK LYNN THOMAS Moose March 16, 1957 Vocational Ambition: To go on to school. ERVIN EUGENE UMBEL eye silty 29, 1957 General PE Aide's Ambition: Undecided SHARON ELAINE VANSICKLE BDO ae “july 5, 1957 General Poisn.eareas., Dance’Club, P,E. Ass't., Teacher's Aide. Ambition: To marry the greatest guy in the world, Gary, and be happy. BONNIE KAYE WAGNER Stenographic Jan. 8, 1957 Band, Color Guard, Lib. Club, Honor Roll, Ambition: To be a secretary. DEBRA ADELE WAHL Deb or Wahl-Wahl Clerical June 3, 1957 Honor Roll, Office Ass't., Chorus, Northermnaires V.P,, Mag. Capt. and Co-Capt., VIKING, Ambition: To be a beautician, TERRY ALLEN WAKEFIELD ery ee Allg, 27, 1956 Vocational Honor Roll, Band, Yearbook, Ski Club, God Squad V.P,, F.F.A., Boy's State, Special Ed, Ass't, Ambition: To live each day in help- ing others to be happy. LEONARD AIEXANDER WALKER, II Mike April 24, 1957 General Business Football, HonorRoll, Band, Auto- Mech, Club. Ambition: To live a successful life and achieve any goals I may have, TAMRA LYNN WARNICK fiesmmy Oct, 17, 1957 Academic Band, Head Majorette, Twirlette Club Pres, and V,P,, Autumn Glory Princess, Soph, Class Treas, , Honor Roll, Yearbook, P.E, Ass't., Band Council, Sr, Class Act. Comm., WHO'S WHO, Student Page Comm. Ambition: To go to college, major in sociology, and to make myself and others happy. WILMER CLARENCE WARNICK Vocational Sept. 16, 1956 Football, Wrestling. Ambition: To do construction work and to succeed, GERALD EUGENE WEIMER Vocational April 8, 1957 F,F,A, Pres, and Reporter, Auto- Mech, Club, Honor Roll, Ambition: To live and work on the farm, JANINE JOY WEIMER Nene or ‘a Bae Clerical™ � Dec. 45.1957 Honor Roll, F,H.A., Lib. Club, Lib. Ass't. Ambition: To be a secretary. KATHERINE ANNE WELLBORN Kathy or Willy Academic Nov. 18, 1957 VIKING, Quill and Scroll, '' Honor Roll, WHO'S WHO, Chorus, North- ernaires, Photo, Club, Ski Club, Ambition: To work with children, possibly in medicine, and to be happy. GALE SUSANN WENGERD Academic Feb, 22, 1957 Girl's Basketball, Honor Roll, Home- coming Queen Candidate, Chorus Pres, and Accompanist, Northernaires, J.V. Cheerleaders Co-Capt., P.E, Ass't., Drama Club, Girls' Softball. Ambition: To go to college. MARGARET ANN WILEY Peggy April 16, 1957 Academic Homecoming Queen, Honor Roll, Girls' Basketball, Chorus, P.E, Ass't., Pom Pon Girls, Dance Club, Drama Club, Wrestling Scorekeeper. Ambition: To further my education, get a job, and get married, RITA JANE WILEY General July 2, 1957 Ambition: To succeed in everything I do. LEONARD JOSEPH WILHELM, III Joe April 18, 1957 Vocational Var. Football, Lettermen's Club, SFS Alternate, Ambitiona: To find a good job and get the most out of life. BARBARA LEE WILT Barb March 14, 1957 General Soc, St, Ass't., Bio. Ass’t., Dist. Honor Roll, WHO'S WHO, Phys. Fitness Award, F.H.A., H.C.C. Treas. Ambition: To graduate from college and teach history. NANCY JO WILT uNanch Sept. 10, 1956 General F,H.A., P.E. Tournaments, Ambition: To have a happy life and live it to the fullest. BRENDA JEANNE WISOR Hjohniees Feb 225 71957 General Honor Roll, Sr. Class Hist., Chorus, Northernaires, Girls' Softball, Ambition: To offer my talents to those who are in need, KAREN SUE WORKMAN Snook II and Smeary General Jan. 15, 1957 Band, Color Guard Alt., Hist. Club, Autumn Glory Princess, Office Ass't., P,E, Tournaments, Ambition: To get married. EDITH NAOMI YODER VE die lee} unesl2se1957 Academic Pom Pon Girls Capt, and V.P., Honor Roll, WHO'S WHO, Co-op. Ed., God Squad Club. Ambition: To do my best for the Lord and to put Him first in my life. NANCY JANE YODER Stenographic Dec, 21, 1957 Health Rm, Ass't., H.C.C., Dist, Honor Roll, Yearbook,F.F,A, Ambition: To do my best at what- ever I was put in this world to do. TERRY LEE YOUMANS NSam'! � )sjuly 9,7 1957 General P,E, Ass't., Pom Pon Girls, Dance Club, Mag. Cam, Capt., Girls' Bas ketball, Chorus, Combination Club, God Squad , Ambition: To return all the wonderful favors my parents have done for me. HARVIE MICHAEL ZUCKERMAN Academic Sept, 25, 1956 Baseball, Football, Chess Club, Lettermen's Club, Boy's State, W.O,W. Hist. Award, Honor Roll, Ambition: To see the world. 71 SENIOR CLASS WILLS ALLEN BACH wills George a funnel rubber gloves so he doesn't slop himself up when pouring. LOIS BAREFOOT wills that Sharon Donna will be happy enjoy life to its fullest. MIKE BEACY wills Bobbi lots of love, luck to M M, Phil George the ability to be decent, BECKY BEACHY wills everyone who ever teased her about her nose extra-large red handkerchieves to hang on the ends of their noses. DONNA BEILER wills Diana wild wonderful memories of speed trips to their favorite Pa. town. BEVERLY BEITZEL wills everyone the best of luck lots of fun at N,H,S, in years to come, NANCY BEITZEL wills Steve all her love a good senior year. ROBIN BEITZEL wills Millie a jeep to ride around in, SANDY BEITZEL wills Robin a no parking sign, Galen a successful life, Joe all her love. LILA BENDER wills Miss Williams another Susie, Mrs. George a brand new paper cutter. BRENDA BITTINGER wills her sister Debbie the ability to stay out of trouble at Northem. JOYCE BITTINGER wills Linda L. a happy life with S.B, her sister an easy time at N,H.S. MARGIE BITTINGER wills Mr. Schramm a class of Dodger fans, so he won't be lonely when the Pirates win the World Series. SHELBY BITTINGER wills Swamp Fox all the happiness in the world and even more. JOHN BLOCHER wills Yogi Galica a new car. DARLA BOWSER wills N.H.S. four more snooks, Debbie her 66 Mercury her own mail box, Mike lots of love. GLENDA BRENNEMAN wills Mrs. Groer another Health Room Ass't like her, her family all her love. LEUKE BRENNEMAN wills King Vitamin another cockbird to sing to Brain a brain. GREGORY BRINEGAR wills everyone a good life. BONNIE BROADWATER wills Kathy, Betty, Sharon, Martha more chances to go to S.H.S. games Gale more chances to play the piano. TERRY BROWN wills Wayne a six pack. TIM BUTLER wills Buddy, Gene, Terry, Ted, Harvie more great times like the ones at Boy's State, RITA BUTLER wills Shelby a car to get to church. ROBIN BUTIER wills Sandy another snowy night at ???? Bruce all her love. PAM DEAL wills Betty, Connie, Sharon, Bonnie, Kathy, Martha more great times at S,H.S. Jody all her love. RICHARD DETRICK wills for prayer to be in all schools, RON DEWITT wills Mr. Keplinger some hair, PHILLIP DICE wills Joe Mike a car that runs Bruce 15 gallons of putty, JAMES DURST wills N.H.S. some good boys like him, ALBERT FAUBER wills coach Alvarez a pair of 6-inch heels for his shoes so he can be 6 feet tall DeAnn knee pads for her car rides with Yogi. KENNETH FAZENBAKER wills Jim a fifth of whiskey. KEITH FRANCIS wills his way with girls to Rick so he can get Lori back. MARK FRANTZ wills Gruffy a brand new 340 Duster, BARBARA FRAZEE wills Eddie all her love her old Bridgestone. ROBERTA FRAZEE wills Mike a lifetime of happiness Pete Joy more good times. TIM FRAZEE wills Joe his love life, Ronnie his basketball shoes, VICKI FRAZEE wills Marg the ability to keep her mind on the road lots of good times, Lee all her love, TERRENCE GALICA wills Mark a paint job, to his best friends an ounce, to Beth a crab. KEITH GARLITZ wills Rita all the luck she can accomplish. MARGARET GEORG wills Mary Ann lots of fun with a special someone Kay another slurp. SHARON GLASS wills Mrs. Y. a history class that will discuss; Connie a better chance with J.H.; Welly a new bumper; Betty a bigger car to hold all the G.B,'s. ALLEN GLOTFELTY wills the open road to AllenB., success happiness to all. RANDY GREEN wills Jim D. a six pack. GERALD HARMAN wills to be the best at what he likes to do. KATHY HARSHBARGER wills to help everyone in any way she can, to Joyce a new sister to rap with after she graduates, to Randy all her love. JOE HAUSER wills Bolt the best of luck during his senior year, JOYCE HAUSER wills the two B's a wonderful future the best of luck to a very special someone, DEBRA HAY wills Snook 1 letters from Germany, Snook 2 fun band trips, Snook 3 an even dozen N.H.S. a new set of snooks, JOHN HERSHBERGER wills Larry a slop-o-matic transmission for his 340 Plymouth, SUSIE HOLLIDAY wills the 1 uniform in Sr. Band (to the smallest person available) the problem of keeping up with long legs while marching. GARY HOOVER wills all his love his car to Sharon, MARILYN HOPKINS wills the friendliness of the students to any stranger who encounters N,H,.S. MARK JOHNSTON wills to help everyone in every way. GEORGE KELLER wills Mr. Schramm a one man band. RITA KNOX wills Judy another map to hide behind her bus seat, lots of laughs to Brenda, Greg, and Becky. MARTHA LEAR wills her brother to any girl who wants him, her dad an undefeated football season Betty Bonnie all the boys from S,H.S. GARY LOHR wills Mr. Warne another good 12th grade class. DAVID MAUST wills Mr, Trickett another fuseblower , Mrs. Sines another well-behaved English student. BETTY MCCLINTOCK wills N.H.S. a larger darkroom so Bonnie can capture more wild men, next year's Viking staff as much fun as our car load had selling ads, DEANN MCCUTCHEON wills Beck a gigantic Kleenex, to Linda a basketball uniform, to all of our gang thanks for all those precious memories, HILDA MCKENZIE wills Mr. Alvarez three girls named Joyce, Patty, Susie for 1st period Eng, CHARLES MEYERS wills John a 327 engine for his Chevy II Nova. DANIEL MEYERS wills Donna Vicky the best in N,H,S, ERNEST MILLER wills success to all who are willing to work for it, Doug a Fiat. BILL MILLER wills Mr. Sines a qualified electrician Mr. Forsyth 3 musketeers. KEN NUGENT wills Mama H. a new book of recipes. DONALD OESTER wills Stubby his legs. JEFF OPEL wills Dave a good career in electronics a girl named Huh . VERNON PLATTER wills Mr. Loughrie a bigger barn to put his hay in, THERESA RAILEY wills Karolyn more parties so'she can get smashed to anyone the ability skill to jump lunch line Charlie a six pack all our years of friendship. CONNIE RILEY wills Betty, Sharon, Bonnie, Kathy all the wild boys that fit in each of their cars, Pam the best of luck with Jody. STEVE RILEY wills Pat all his love-- hurry it up, he's waiting. DEBBIE RINGER wills Ted all her love the best of luck to her classmates, GENE RODEHEAVER wills all dedicated N,H,S. athletes good coaching, good luck, good times. ROBERT RODEHEAVER wills George a funnel, eine ROSS wills Sharon Gary, Vicki Lee, Larry Kathy Terry, lots of parties the ability to stay out of trouble. MARK RUSSELL wills Glen the keys to his car to go to Accident, Dave a groundmonk to chase, DOUG SCHLOSNAGIE wills to anyone who wants it the ability to talk his way out of anything. JUDY DIEHL SEBOLD wills all her love and a lifetime of happiness to Gary. LARRY SEBOLD wills Debbie and Hughie a 4=wheel drive vehicle that won't get stuck and George a bigger glass. KATHY SHAFER wills Larry lots of love happiness, Margie a new frog,'' Margaret more www,' JOE SHEFFIELD wills Bruce three gallons of putty. SHIRLEY SHUTTLEWORTH wills all her fun to the new HD groups, may they become close as we did. KEVIN SINES wills Jack another chicken to pluck. ROGER SINES wills Larry a pen to sign his and Patty's marriage license with. LOIS SISLER wills Jim all her love a farm of his own, Don all happiness in life. PAUL SISLER wills Wayne B, a green white VW van to use as a mobile cigarette machine. CHERYL SLAGIE wills Judy T. a hunter named Greg, and Dale B's best friend a nice shower. CATHY SMEARMAN wills Cindy Sandy the best of luck at N,H.S. , and all her love to Dale. DONNA SMITH wills Kevin S. all her love and hope for a good marriage. PAULA SPEAR wills Mrs. B. a good class of girls like her. CRAIG SPEICHER wills next year's wrestling team an undefeated season, GARY SPIKER wills Johnny K, all his empty shot gun shells, a fast car, and good tires to spin. KAROLYN SWAUGER wills Sherry E. a recreation center in Grantsville so she won't walk the streets anymore, and a free trip to Ocean City. PAUL TACKET wills King Vitamin a new golden spoon and a pair of satin underwear. DEBRA TEATS wills Darla a new car, and Mrs. B, new aides like Paula and herself, RONALD TEATS wills anything anyone wants, JUDITH TEETS wills C,A.S. an apple a day and a Greek. JACK THOMAS wills Wiggles lessons on how to ride a snowmobile better. ERVIN UMBEL wills Bob R. a shaver so his beard doesn't get too long, SHARON VANSICKIE wills Gary all her love, and a lot more partying to everyone. BONNIE WAGNER wills Juice the best of luck with that certain someone, Tim and Paul her great times at N,H.S,. DEBRA WAHL wills Gale W, their crazy times, Sue, Allen Michelle a great life in Carlisle, PA. TERRY WAKEFIELD wills Sheila, Carla Cindy his love, through life, as a big brother. LEONARD WALKER wills Patty a good senior year and a boy friend worth having. TAMRA WARNICK wills her Skinny Dip baby powder to Meathead, Kim more deoderant battles, and future majorettes all the fun she had, GERALD WEIMER wills Mr. Warne his old Ford so he will have a good car, JANINE WEIMER wills Bonnie W. the number 3, and three wishes--R,H., R.H., and R.H. KATHY WELLBORN wills Northem two con-artists like Sharon and herself, and the gang more opportunities to make trouble. GAIE WENGERD wills the Girls' Basketball Team the fun she, Becky, DeAnn, Peggy, Betty and Linda had going to and coming from practices. MARGARET WILEY wills to anyone all the great times she had as a student at N.H.S. RITA WIIEY wills Keith all the luck he can get to be a successful backhoe operator. LEONARD WILHELM wills Ron T. another surprise in his shoulder pads, Tim, F. all his fun times at practice, and someone sepcial his love. BARBARA WILT wills Mr. Schramm a Dodger fan, Mr. Yunker a Phillie fan, the Pirates a World Series victory. NANCY WILT wills great success to her sister and brothers at N.H,S. BRENDA WISOR wills Kathy W. a whole stick of gum, and DeeDee many good times at N.H.S. KAREN WORKMAN wills all her love and happiness to Rick in their future years, EDITH YODER wills her big mouth to Alice--may she always be as talkative as Gerch, NANCY YODER wills happiness to the sad, joy to the depressed, and love to all. TERRY YOUMANS wills to Donna and Rodney all the luck in the world, HARVIE ZUCKERMAN wills Northern High School cultural and eductaional advancement, { j f | j t | SENIOR PERSONALITIES MOST POLITE: Betty Durst, Joe Hauser BEST ATHLETES: Gale Wangerd, Ron Teats CLASS CUT-UPS: Becky Beachy, Terry Galica MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Rita Knox, Ernie Miller 74 MOST TALENTED: Gale Wengerd, Ted Stieringer MOST TALKATIVE: Becky Beachy, Terry Galica CLASS FLIRTS: Paula Spear, Roger Sines MOST DEPENDABLE: Rita Knox, Allen Glotfelty Ths. 76 CLASS BRAINS: Rita Knox, Ernie Miller | % MOST SINCERE: Brenda Wisor, Allen Glotfelty QUIETEST: Rita Butler, Jeff Opel MM A I MOST POPU LAR: Cheryl Slagle, Ron Teats TEACHERS! PETS: Gerald Weimer, Barb Wilt BEST DRESSED: Joe Wilhelm, Tammy Warnick if BEST ALL AROUND: Cheryl Slag- le, Ron Teats FRIENDLIEST: Cheryl Slagle, Terry Wakefield DAY DREAMERS: Sharon Van- Sickle, Craig Speicher DREAM DATES: Peggy Wiley, Ron Teats 78 80 Trygve Baasland Rick Bailey Keith Beachy Sally Beachy Rick Beal Pam Beitzel Dave Bender Wesley Bender Carolyn Bittinger Lois Bittinger Kim Bowers Ruth Bowser Sharon Bowser Brenda Brenneman Lana Brenneman Dale Broadwater Mike Broadwater Naomi Broadwater Sharon Broadwater Jay Butler Verlyn Carr William Carr Jeanne Carstens Dave Davis Christy DeWitt Tom Diehl Rick Durst Kay Durst Kim Ferree Marla Finzel Joann Fitzpatrick Judy Folk Gail Frazee Guy Frazee John Frazee Joyce Frazee Steve Frazee Danny Friend Brenda Garlitz Glenda Garlitz Beth Geoghan Jeff Georg Terri Georg Jerry Hans Tom Glotfelty Sharon Green Judy Griffith John Groer Dorsey Guard Larry Harding Cheryl Harman Donna Hay Juanita Hetrick Barbara Hetz Espy Hook Richard Hoover Tammy Humberson Dale Hutzel Kelly Hyson Perry Kamp Doug Kipp Sheila Knox Shirley Knox Glen Kolb Joseph Landon Greg Lawson Lynda Lively Bradley Livengood Judy Maust Kenneth Maust Kim McKenzie Mary McKenzie Charlotte Merrbach C. Keith Miller Joe Miller Steve Morris David Nugent Bruce Opel Cathy Riley Melva Rinker Lisa Robeson Lynn Robeson Ernie Rodeheaver David Rounds Susan Savage Stanley Schlosnagle Orpha Schrock Wayne Schrock 81 82 Johnnie Smith J. Rodney Spiker John Suter Delma Swauger Mary Swauger Michael Tasker Patricia Teets Denise Thomas Lowell Thomas William Thomas Nancy Turner Sue Uphold Diane VanSickle David Vitez James Wampler Richard Warnick Larry Wengerd Linda Wengerd Marvin Wengerd Connie Wilburn Vicki Wilburn Robert Wiley Ronald Wilt Connie Winebrenner Cindy Wooden Millie Workman Liz Yoder Gary Yoder Mervin Yoder Michael Yoder Beverly Yommer Liz Yommer Charles Younkin David Schwing Kenny Sines Eddie Sisler Ronald Sisler Cindy Smith Not Pictured: Wayne Blocher John Richardson Owen Kinsinger J, Michael Thomas Mike O'Brien UPPER LEFT: Millie Workman demonstrates cake decorating in Home Ec. LEFT: Lisa Robeson, Cheryl Harman, Sharon Bowser, and Lynn Robeson grin and bear it. LOWER LEFT: On the, arrival of Juniors' class rings, Trygve Baasland, Dave Bender, Lana Brenneman, and Jeanne Carstens can hardly wait to try theirs out. BELOW: Junior Class Officers: Linda Wengerd, Pres.; Tammy Humber- son, V. Pres. ; Lois Bittinger, Sec. ; Glen Kolb, Treas, JUNIOR ADVISORS BELOW: Mrs. Donetta Nice UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Lucille Sines RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Schurman BELOW RIGHT: Mrs, Vonda Yunker 86 Galen Beitzel Richard Beitzel Susan Bender Teresa Bender Wendy Bender Kathy Benedict Sue Bishoff Mike Bittinger David Blake Dale Bowser Karen Bowser Keith Brenneman Denise Broadwater Glenn Broadwater Karen Broadwater Randy Broadwater Gary Bruner Richard Buckingham Brenda Butler Doug Butler Martin Carr Mike Casteel Carolyn Devine Charlotte DeWitt Milt DeWitt Becky DeWitt Carol Durst Geni Durst John Durst Kay Durst Randy Eberhart Patty Edgar Mark Edmiston Darrel Evans Tammy Artice Tony Artice Sharon Barefoot Scott Bashore Kevin Beachy Matt Beasley Larry Beiler Larry Fadeley Virginia Fazenbaker Allen Fike Danny Fike Roland Fisher Stacey Folk Jeff Frantz Mary Kay Frantz Pam Frantz Kendra Fratz Melanie Fratz Mike Fratz Stephanie Fratz Gary Frazee Greg Frazee Kevin Frazee Helen Friend Steven Friend Junior Friend Debbie Garlock Danny Georg Kim Gillum Barbara Gilpin Barry Glotfelty Brenda Glotfelty Brian Glotfelty Dave Glotfelty Cindi Greco Linda Guthrie George Haenftling Marybeth Hans Gary Hay Gina Humberson Tim Humberson Tammy Hunter Brenda Kamp Cindy Kamp Eddie Kamp Keith Kamp Tom King Carla Knox 87 Mike Lawson Tim Lawson Diana Lechliter Donald Lipscomb Valerie Loughrie Angie Lowdermilk Mark McCutcheon Linda McFarland Vicki McKenzie Carolyn Michael Delbert Miller Ray Miller Sherry Miller Mark Morris Karen Murphy Cheryl Nugent Ricky Nugent Ken Ortlip Don Paugh Rose Platter Brenda Pope Cathy Reckner Roxann Resh Cheryl Rexrode Wanda Richter Terry Robinson Don Rodeheaver Donna Ross Ed Ross Cindy Roy Rex Schmidt Linda Schrock Ricky Sebold Bonnie Shumaker Ed Sines Becky Sines Cindy Sisler Jamie Sisler Alan Skidmore Dee Speicher David Spiker Not Pictured: Richard Bittinger Joe Hutzel Lori Lawson Arlie Rounds Brenda Sisler Ricky Wilburn David Wilt Rodney Youmans Sharon Spiker Todd Stockslager Donna Swauger James Tasker David Taylor Connie Thomas Sandy Thomas Debbie Umbel Mike Uphold Jill VanSickle Tommy VanSickle Bill VanSickle Ed Vincent Patty Wagner Patty Wampler Joe Warnick Jeannie Weimer John Weimer Susan Weimer David Wellbormn Colleen Wiley Mike Williams Larry Wilt Donald Winebrenner Chester Yoder Judy Yoder Roger Yoder Brenda Yommer Linda Yommer John Zuckerman 89 SOPHOMORE ADVISORS RIGHT: Mr, Stanley Weese CENTER LEFT: Mr, Albert Dively CENTER RIGHT: Mrs, Charlene Welch LOWER LEFT: Mr. George Schramm LOWER RIGHT: Mr. William Umbel Seem omg poe tery: 92 Timmy Artice Gary Baker Yvonne Baumann Lisa Beachy Mike Beal David Beiler Marla Beitzel Bob Bender Patty Bender Debbie Bittinger Gwen Bittinger Wes Bowers Anna Marie Bowman Mury Bowser Ricky Bowser Tom Bowser Brent Brenneman Dale Brenneman Meredith Brenneman Rae Ann Brenneman Roger Brenneman Steve Brenneman Terry Brenneman Nancy Broadwater Randy Broadwater Ricky Broadwater Perry Buckingham Duane Butler Ronald Butler Susan Carey Mike Carr Cindy Coddington Allan Collins Susan Connor Connie Crowe Kevin Crowe James Deal Lois Detrick Msi | ety aM ne Pace Doug DeWitt Robert Dice Steve Duckworth Larry Durst Susan Durst Sherry Engle Diane Evans Kenneth F ailinger Mary Fazenbaker Roy F azenbaker Nancy Fike Randy Fike Walter Fike | George Fisher Faith Fratz Greg Fratz Lisa Fratz David Frazee Debbie Frazee Doug Frazee Reed Frazee Ruth Frazee Sue Frazee Sarah Friend Terry Friend Jack Garlitz Timmie Garlitz Dean Georg Greg Gillum Tammy Glisan Scott Glotfelty Timothy Glotfelty Mark Graham Fred Greene Marie Guard Junior Lee Guthrie Lucy Guthrie Jan Hamby Juanita Hanft Kenlee Hardesty Frank Harvey Ann Hershberger Teresa Hinebaugh Roy Holliday Wanda House Cora Humberson Marty Humberson Dwight Kipp Brenda Kisner Pat Kitzmiller 93 94 Gary Lively Carol Maust Gerald Maust Lois Maust Benjamin May Rodney McKenzie David Merrbach Pam Metheny Allen Meyers Lois Michaels Barbara Miller Mary Miller Tim Miller Vicki Miller Betty Murray Billy Murray Patty Oester Debbie Platter Susan Railey Sharol Riffle Janice Riggs Doug Ringer Elaine Rodeheaver Mary Rodeheaver Sue Rodeheaver Terry Rounds Dana Rush Monika Sann Allen Savage Dave Savage Marlin Schrock Scott Schwing Dave Sines Dianna Sines Judy Sines Jerry Sisler John Knox Karen Knox Cheryl Landon Chris Lapham Kurt Lear Tammy Lewis Ron Lipscomb Debbie Lively Not Pictured: Carla Bender Donald Dahl Kenneth Flanagan Barry Friend Patricia Friend Paul Lytle Steve Sisler Donald Skidmore David Mabee Timothy Savage Steven Warnick Barry Wilt Ethel Yoder Jerry Tasker Barbara Synder Jim Spear Randy Spear ; Becky Stanton Bob Thomas Nancy Uphold Richard Uphold Steven Uphold Betty Vansickle Jeff V ansickle Cindy Vitez Tim Wagner Connie Wakefield Terri Warnick Mark Watkins Diane Weimer Rhonda Wengerd Carlton Wenzel Kathy White Marvin Wiley Denise Wilhelm Bill Wilt Steve Wilt Clyde Wolfe Jamie Workman Millard Yoder Ronald Yoder Charles Yommer Jennifer Yommer _ Len Yommer © 95 RIGHT: Dwight Kipp ponders the principles of Earth Science, BE LOW: Much concentration is needed in this ninth grade math class, 98 John Beitzel Rick Benedict Mark Bennett Duane Dittinger Joe Bittinger Linda Bittinger Ronald Bittinger Debbie Bowman Kenneth Bowman Doug Bowser Julie Bowser Nancy Bowser Donna Broadwater Malcolm Broadwater Terri Broadwater Brenda Butler Pam Butler Dave Cairl Kathy Calhoun Eddie Canfield Dale Carpenter Kenneth Carr Valerie Carr Betty Coddington Donald Davis Carla Deal Virginia Debelius Judy Detrick Bradley DeWitt Marla DeWitt Robin DeWitt Tony Doerr John Durst Matthew Durst Nancy Durst Vicki Durst Larry Edgar Karen Edmiston EIGHTH Kim Asarisi Janet Bach Danny Beiler Linda Edmiston Karen Engle Patty Fauber Susan Fazenbaker Kelvin Fearer Debbie Fike Gary Fike Laura Fike Robert Fike Rodney Fike Sharon Fike Laura Finzel Lisa Folk Kim Frantz Phil Frantz Terri Frazee Terry Frazee Bradley Friend Michael Friend Phil Friend Gary Georg Beverly Givens Debbie Glotfelty Arlene Glotteity Kim Glover Kenneth Green Sherry Griffith Arlene Guard Patty Guthrie Larry Hanlin Joey Hans Sheila Hare Jeanette Harman Rebecca Harman Dale Hetrick Gary Holliday Paul House Luther Huff Jay Humberson Duane Hummel Mark Hyson 99 Jim Illick Maureen Jenkins Eugene King Dave Lapole Sharon Lipscomb Ken Livengood Patty Lowdermilk Kevin Margroff Deborah Maust Leonard Maust Sandy McCombie James McCrobie Betty McKenzie Linda McKenzie Roger McKenzie Roy McKenzie Elsworth Merrbach Julie Morris Janie Nugent Dave Oester Carollee Orendorf Eddie Passman Gail Paul Cathy Renner Jenny Resh Susan Resh Sheila Richardson D ebbie Riley John Riley Dave Rodeheaver Carol Ross Howard Ross Rick Rounds Nancy Rush Debbie Savage Larry Savage . Mary Sebold Artie Sines Brenda Sisler Larry Sisler Sandi Sisler Richard Smith 100 Celeste Snyder Kim Spear Kristi Spear Robin Spear Judy Spiker Duane Stein Denise Tacket Lori Taylor Steve Taylor Kim Thomas Susan Thomas Tammy Thomas Greg Uphold Joy VanSickle Raymond VanSickle Thomas VanSickle Brenda Wagner Brenda Wakefield Don Warnick Jim Warnick Kathy Warnick Nancy Warnick Brenda Weimer Joann Weimer Jack Wengerd Delores Wilburn Michael Wilburn Patty Wiley Barbara Wilt Dale Wilt Danny Wilt George Wilt Marion Wilt Peggy Wilt Wayne Wilt David Winebrenner Lisa Winebrenner Phil Workman Ken Yommer Willard Yommer 101 102 Danny Broadwater Doug Broadwater Richard Broadwater Colton Brown Kim Bruner John Buckel Randy Butler Kathy Carr Todd Beitzel Bill Bender Geoffrey Bender Debbie Bittinger Linda Bittinger Sandy Bowman Gary Bowser Bill Brenneman Brian Brenneman Greg Brenneman Sandy Coddington Nancy Collier Darlene Cosner Eugene Curtis SEVENTH aN Marcia Baker Donna Barefoot Chris Barnard Judi Bashore Gary Bauman Greg Beachy Diane Beiler John Beiler Linda Beitzel Pam Beitzel Robin Edmiston Donna Davis Debra De Witt Mark Diehl Dave Durst Donna Durst Kelly Durst Kim Durst Larry Durst Carol Edgar John Eichorn Karlinda Engle Lawrence Fike Janine Fisher Duane Folk Brenda Fratz Lynn Frazee Sharon Frazee Shirley Frazee Steve Frazee _ Bill Friend Larry Friend Linda Friend Lisa Friend Terry Friend Robyn Garlitz Randall Glotfelty Warren Glotfelty Lois Guthrie Kris Hardesty Tracy Harding Freda Hare 103 104 Tom Hinebaugh Virginia Holliday James House Mark Illick Darlene Kisner Becky Knox Roger Kriox Hilda Kolb Terri Lawson Randy Lewis Sarah Lovejoy Ricky Lowdermilk Sam Lowdermilk Audrey Maust Urband Maust Barbara McFarland Terri McFarland Tammy McKenzie Raymond Metheny Shelly Metheny David Meyers Vicki Meyers Thomas Michaels Robin Miller Ronnie Miner Barbara Moreland Sheila Nazelrod Brenda Oester Dave Ortlip Kathy Resh Joe Riggs Denise Ringer David Rinker Mark Savage Connie Schroyer Robert Simmons Pat Sines Gary Sisler Sheldon Sisler Susan Sisler David Smearman a Marty Smith . if Gina Snyder � ) Scott Snyder Ph Terry Spiker Amy Stanton Eddie Stanton Jeff Stanton Joe Stanton Jim Stewart Susan Storey Ricky Stubblefield Joey Thomas Joyce Thomas Donna VanSickle Jeff Warnick Carol Wengerd Debra Wilburn Lawrence Wilburn David Wiley Ellen Wilt Leona Winebrenner Rose Yoder Eddie Yommer Sherry Young 105 Ellen Wilt dabbles in experimentation during Mr, Riggs! science class. Joe Stanton uses his scientific know-how in the construction of a motor. 106 3 Kenneth Bittinger Vice Principal A ADMINISTRATION Francis E. Harris Principal Mildred Wucik Vocational Guidance Counselor James Thomas Guidance Counselor , wah ea seems OF 108 Dorothy George Secretary LIBRARIANS AND SECRETARIAL STAFF Jacqueline Williams Librarian Jennifer Knox Vocational Secretary n Betty Richter ie Anna Beachy Special Education Marino Alverez Reading FACULTY Home Economics 110 Gilbert Bernassoli Music Sally Buser French Margaret Dean Home Economics relies Carroll Forsyth Building Trades 111 William J. Frantz Science Mary Forsyth English Sharon Grant Mathematics John Hepler Industrial Arts 112 Harold Humberson Industrial Arts et SS : : iinet § d ha es oi Science onthe Physical Education Kenneth Keplinger Jack Lear Physical Education 113 Joseph McKenzie Geography Mr. Harold Loughrie Agriculture Deborah Miller Social Studies Joanna Miller English Patricia Miller English Donetta Nice Business Education Richard Miller Art Fred Peters Special Education Pm Ty 115 Andrew Reed Social Studies a, ‘Y � Cherie Rettel English Justin Riggs Science ae: JoAnn Robinson Physical Education 116 Mary Schurman Business Education George Schramm Social Studies Lucille Sines Melvin Schwing Music English William Umbel Mathematics 118 em Ee Harold Trickett Michael Sines Electronics Driver Education Lot ad we tle . fs cn . a @ Everett Warne Stanley Weese Auto Mechanics English Charleen Welch Science Robert Yunker Social Studies a Vonda Yunker Social Studies Kathleen Fratz Special Education Aide NOT PICTURED: Rosamond Pavone Mathematics Thomas Vent Physical Education Marcie Groer Health Aide BUS DRIVERS: Sam Thomas, Harry Savage, Harold Wiley, Vemon Sines, Janes Lininger, Dave Evans, Don Newman, Dale Rush, James Rodeheaver, Delmer Yoder, Harry Billmeyer, Olen Schrock, Richard Thomas. NOT PICTURED: Olen Orendorf, Roger Bond, Ben Rush, Jack Rodeheaver, John Lancaster, Richard Kolb, Frank Paugh, Wilmer Margroff. SERVICE EMPLOYEES CUSTODIANS: Wayne Collier, Delores Fike, Hubert CAFETERIA STAFF: Dean Vitez, Dorothy F : : y Frazee, Ruth Thomas, Walter Hanft. NOT PICTURED: Ford Fike, Viragh, Leah Dewitt, Ruth Miller, Yvonne Collier: Clifford Frantz, Harold Swauger. NOT PICTURED: Helen Harman, Cafeteria Manager, Kathy Margroff. 120 Senate Officers Student-Faculty Senate | 122 Band Council Band Assistants Seventh Grade Band Junior High Band 123 Dave Davis Drum Major Junior High Cheerleaders 124 Tammy Warnick Head Majorette Majorettes Melanie Fratz Lois Bittinger 125 Northern Star-Lites 126 Cheryl Slagle, Captain Varsity Cheerleaders Cindi Greco Terry Robinson Tammy Humberson Pes ERS ae ten Tae ¥ Lettermen’s Photography 128 Jr. FHA A oe BODE: 7 ae Twirlette 130 Cue and Curtain Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Boy’s Jr. Recreation 134 Industrial Arts i TN OO: A 135 Library Assistants (ea CA = Li ae ee ee era 0 ri a 1 1 mn iy fom tl “y : a — Le Cercle Francais II an | 136 CLUB ROSTER SENATE OFFICERS: Terry Galica, Pres.; Roger Sines, V. Pres.; Cheryl Slagle, Sec.; Ernest Miller, Treas. STUDENT-FACULTY SENATE: 7th grade rep., Donna VanSickle; 7th grade alt., Randy Glotfelty; 8th grade rep., Arthur Sines; 8th grade alt., Jeanette Harman; 9th grade rep., Clyde Wolfe; 9th grade alt., Doug DeWitt; 10th grade rep., Tony Artice; 10th grade alt., Valerie Loughrie; 11th grade rep., Glen Kolb; 11th grade alt., Lana Brenneman; 12th grade rep., Mark Russell; 12th grade alt., Joe Wilhelm; Mr. Bell; Mrs. Benyak; Mrs. Miller; Mrs. Robinson; Mr. Warne; Miss Wil- liams; Miss Wucik; Mr. Yunker; Mrs. Yunker. NORTH STAR: Becky Beachy, Ed.; Larry Beiler, Lit. Ed.; Lila Bender, Typist; Wendy Bender, Sports Ed., Proof.; Wesley Bender, Sports Ed.; Lana Brenneman, Lit. Ed., Proof.; Becky DeWitt, Sports Ed.; Terri Georg, Ass't. Ed., Photo.; Barry Glotfelty, Photo, ; Kathy Harshbarger, Feature Ed.; Valerie Loughrie, Lit. Ed.; Ernest Miller, Photo., Bus. Man.; Margaret Ross, Organizations Ed., Proof.; Jill VanSickle, Organizations Ed.; Terry Wakefield, Organizations Ed., Typist, Artist; Tammy Warnick, Feature Ed., Sec.; David Wellborn, Photo.; Chester Yoder, Artist, Proof.; Gary Yoder, Artist; Nancy Yoder, Typist; Roger Yoder, Typist; Miss Miller, Advisor. VIKING: Sharon Barefoot, Photo.; Susan Bender, Reporter; Lois Bittinger, Reporter; Lucretia Brenneman, Bus. Man.; Bonnie Broadwater, Photo.; Jeanne Carstens, Man. Ed.; Pam Deal, Ad. Man.; Kay Durst, Reporter; Patty Edgar, Photo; Bobbi Frazee, Typist; Vicki Frazee, Reporter; Sharon Glass, Feature Ed.; Barry Glotfelty, Photo.; Cindy Greco, Reporter; Debi Hay, Typist; Kelly Hyson, Reporter; Betty McClintock, Editor in Chief; Connie Riley, Typist; Lisa Robeson, Feature Ed. ; Donna Ross, Reporter; StanSchlosnagle, News Ed. ; David Schwing, Artist; Judy Sebold, Sports Ed. ; Todd Stockslager, Sports Ed.; Patty Wagner, Reporter; Debbie Wahl, Typist; David Wellborn, Photo.; Kathy Wellborn, Photo.; Mrs. Sines, Advisor. BAND COUNCIL: Judy Diehl, Pres. ; Steve Morris, V. Pres.; Susie Holliday, Sec.; Betty McClintock, Treas.; 12th grade rep., Steve Riley; 11th grade rep., Chip Schwing; 10th grade rep., Susan Bender; Jr. High rep., Timmie Garlitz. SEVENTH GRADE BAND: Gary Bauman, Geoffrey Bender, Brian Brenneman, Kimberly Brumer, John Buckel, Randy Butler, Mark Diehl, Kimberly Durst, John Eichorn, Jeannine Fisher, Brenda Fratz, Larry Friend, Robyn Garlitz, Randall Glotfelty, Warren Glotfelty, Kristofer Hardesty, Tracy Harding, Virginia Holliday, Mark Illick, Randy Lewis, Sarah Lovejoy, Samuel Lowdermilk, Ronnie Miner, Sheila Nazelrod, Denise Ringer, Connie Schroyer, Robert Simmons, Pat Sines, Gary Sisler, David Smearman, Eddie Stanton, Donna VanSickle. BAND ASSISTANTS: Lois Bittinger, Steve Riley, Patty Wampler. JR. BAND: Janet Bach, Mark Bennett, Doug Bowser, Dale Carpenter, Doug Dewitt, Marla Dewitt, Anthony Doerr, Larry Edgar, Karen Edmiston, Linda Edminston, Karen Engle, Sherry Engle, Kenny Failinger, Sharon Fike, Laura Finzel, George Fisher, Kim Frantz, Phil Frantz, Faith Fratz, Lisa Fratz, Terri Frazee, Barry Friend, Richard Garlitz, Timmie Garlitz, Scott Glotfelty, Sharon Griffith, Arlene Guard, Patty Guthrie, Juanita Hanft, Gary Holliday, Jay Humberson, Marty Humberson, Duane Hummel, Patty Lowdermilk, Kevin Margroff, Vicki Miller, Julia Morris, Patty Oester, Carollee Orendorf, Gail Paul, Cathy Renner, David Rodeheaver, Howard Ross, Allen Savage, Scott Schwing, Artie Sines, Jerry Sisler, Larry Sisler, Sandy Sisler, Don Skidmore, Jimmie Spear, Randy Spear, Lori Taylor, Brenda Wakefield, Brenda Weimer, Danny Wilt, Jamie Workman, Phil Workman. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Janet Bach; Susan Carey, Sec. Treas.; Nancy Durst, V. Pres.; Cheryl Landon; Carol Ross; Sandy Sis ler; Becky Stanton, Pres.; Lori Taylor. SR. BAND: Becky Beachy, Teresa Bender, Lois Bittinger, Wayne Blocher, Sharon Bowser, Keith Brenneman, Lucretia Bren- neman, Dave Davis--Drum Major, Pam Deal, Doug Dewitt, Carol Durst, Kay Durst, Sherry Engle, Kenny Failinger, Kim Ferree, Marla Finzel, Judy Folk, Faith Fratz, LisaFratz, Melanie Fratz, Stephanie Fratz, Greg Frazee, Brenda Garlitz, Debbie Garlock, Jeff Georg, Margaret Georg, Terri Georg, Kim Gillum, Sharon Glass, Barry Glotfelty, Brian Glotfelty, David Glotfelty, Juanita Hanft, Kathy Harshbarger, Joyce Hauser, Debbie Hay, Gina Humberson, Tim Humberson, George Kel- ler, Carla Knox, Sheila Knox, Angela Lowdermilk, Mary Ann McKenzie, Joseph Miller, Vicki Miller, Mark Morris, Cathy Reckner, Wanda Richter, Conn ie Riley, Scott Schwing, Artie Sines, Eddie Sines, Roger Sines, Jamie Sisler, Matt Stier- inger, Donna Swauger, Paul Tackett, Lowell Thomas, Sandy Thomas, Bill VanSickle, David Vitez, Bonnie Wagner, Jim Wampler, Patty Wampler, Tammy Warnick, Karen Workman, Brenda Yommer, John Zuckerman. 137 NORTHERN STAR-LITES: Becky Stanton, Pres. ; AnnHershberger, V. Pres.; Rae Ann Brenneman, Sec.; Patty Wiley, Treas. ; Rae Ann Brenneman, Janice Riggs, Accompanists; Mr. Bernassoli, Adv.; Lisa Beachy, Danny Beiler, Dave Beiler, Patty Bender, Anna Marie Bowman, Debbie Bowman, Mary Bowser, Rick Bowser, Donna Broadwater, Terri Broadwater, Pam But- ler, Valerie Carr, Don Davis, Carla Deal, Judy Detrick, Robin Dewitt, Nancy Jo Durst, Diane Evans, Susan Fazenbaker, Robert Fike, Faith Fratz, Sue Frazee, Fack Garlitz, Arlene Glotfelty, Debbie Glotfelty, Kim Glover, Mark Graham, Marie Guard, Jan Hanby, Larry Hanlin, Kenlee Hardesty, Becky Harman, Jeanette Harman, Cora Humberson, Jim Illick, Maureen Jenkins, Karen Knox, Debbie Lively, Deborah Maust, Lois Maust, Barbara McKenzie, Linda McKenzie, Barbara Miller, Elaine Rodeheaver, Sue Rodeheaver, Carol Ross, Nancy Rush, Dave Savage, Larry Savage, Mary Sebold, Brenda Sisler, Kim Thomas, Susan Thomas, Tammy Thomas, Joy VanSickle, Cindy Vitez, Connie Wakefield, Jo Ann Weimer, Jack Wengerd, Peggy Wilt, Lisa Winebrenner, Jenny Yommer. NORTHERN HI-LITES: Gale Wengerd, Pres.; Linda Wengerd, V. Pres.; DeAnn McCutcheon, Sec.; Betty Durst, Treas. ; Lisa Robeson, Lynn Robeson, Gale Wengerd, Accompanists; Mr. Bernassoli, Adv.; Sally Beachy, Larry Beiler, Robin Beit- zel, Pam Beitzel, Dave Bender, Susan Bender, Carolyn Bittinger, Kim Bowers, Ruth Bowser, Lana Brenneman, Bonnie Broad- water, Richard Buckingham, Brenda Butler, Jeanne Carstens, Geni Durst, Marla Finzel, Gale Frazee, Joyce Frazee, Steve Frazee, Helen Friend, Barbara Gilpin, Cheryl Harman, Barbara Hetz, Tammy Humberson, Kelly Hyson, Shirley Knox, Glen Kolb, Greg Lawson, Martha Lear, Linda Lively, Brad Livengood, Melva Rinker, Margaret Ross, Sue Savage, Orpha Sch- rock, Lois Sisler, Cheryl Slagle, Karolyn Swauger, Patty Teats, Judy Teets, Denise Thomas, Sue Uphold, Jill VanSickle, Debbie Wahl, Patty Wampler, Vicki Wilburn, Peggy Wiley, Brenda Wisor, Millie Workman, Bev Yommer, Terry Youmans. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS: Amy Stanton, Accompanist; Mr. Bernassoli, Adv.; Marcia Baker, Donna Barefoot, Judi Bashore, Diane Beiler, John Beiler, Linda Beitzel, William Bender, Debra Bittinger, Linda Bittinger, Sandra Bowman, Greg Brenne- man, Danny Broadwater, Kathy Carr, Sandy Coddington, Nancy Collier, Darlene Cosner, Donna Davis, Debra DeWitt, Kelly Durst, Robin Edmisten, Lynn Frazee, Sharon Frazee, Shirley Frazee, Linda Friend, Lisa Friend, William Friend, Darlene Kis- ner, Rebecca Knox, Hilda Kolb, Terri Lawson, Ricky Lowdermilk, Audrey Maust, Tammie McKenzie, Raymond Metheny, Shelly Metheny, Vicki Meyers, Thomas Michaels, Robin Miller, Brenda Oester, Cathy Resh, Justin Riggs, Susan Sisler, Marty Smith, Susan Storey, Joyce Thomas, Carol Wengerd, Ellen Wilt, Rose Yoder, Edward Yommer, Sherry Young, Marty Smith. SKI CLUB: Sharon Glass, Pres.; Bill VanSickle, V. Pres.; Jeanne Carstens, Sec.; Cathy Reckner, Treas.; Mr. Bell, Advisor; Dale Carpenter, Faith Fratz, Lisa Fratz, Mel Fratz, Steph Fratz, Barry Glotfelty, Brian Glotfelty, Scott Glotfelty, Warren Glotfelty, Cindy Grece, Ann Hershberger, Tim Humberson, Karen Murphy, Mike O'Brien, Don Paugh, Judy Teets, Jill Van- Sickle, Mike VanSickle, David Wellborn, Kathy Wellborn, Rodney Youmans. LETTERMEN'S CLUB: Allen Bach, Pres.; Joe Wilhelm, V. Pres.; Ron Teats, Sec.; Dave Bender, Treas.; Tony Artice, Keith Beachy, Richard Buckingham, Mark Edminston, Tim Frazee, Keith Kamp, Mark McCutcheon, Steve Morris, Bruce Opel, Ken Ortlip, Don Paugh, Gene Rodeheaver, Rick Sebold, Kenny Sines, Ed Sisler, Craig Speicher, Todd Stockslager, Bill Thomas, Wilmer Warnick, Mr. Vent, Advisor. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: Terri Georg, Pres.; Ernie Miller, V. Pres.; Gina Humberson, Treas.; Cathy Reckner, Sec.; Miss Miller, Advisor; Gary Bauman, Greg Brenneman, Valerie Carr, Carolyn Devine, Linda Edmiston, Ken Failinger, Brenda Fratz, Helen Friend, Barry Glotfelty, Scott Glotfelty, Kim Glover, Karen Murphy, Celeste Snyder, Dee Speicher, David Spiker, Susan Weimer, David Wellborn. JR. F.H.A.: Virginia Debelius, Pres.; Nancy Bowser, V. Pres.; Debbie Bowman, Sec.; Joann Weimer, Treas.; JoAnn Ben- yak, Advisor; Linda Bittinger, Terri Broadwater, Vicki Durst, Susan Fazenbaker, Debbie Fike, Arlene Glotfelty, Connie Hutzel, Maureen Jenkins, Patty Lowdermilk, Debbie Riley. PHYS. ED, ASSISTANTS: Lois Barefoot, Becky Beachy, Kim Bowers, Sharon Broadwater, Bobbi Frazee, Beth Geoghan, De- Ann McCutcheon, Diane VanSickle, Gale Wengerd, Peggy Wiley, Millie Workman, Liz Yommer, Keith Beachy, Darrell Evans, Keith Kamp, Greg Lawson, Mike O'Brien, Gene Rodeheaver, Mark Russell, Kenny Sines, Jamie Sisler, Alan Skid- more, Ron Teats, Ervin Umbel, Marvin Wengerd. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS III: Odette Wengerd, Pres. ; Monique Brenneman, V. Pres. ; Rachel Humberson, Sec. ; Lucien Bender, Treas.; Madame Buser, Adv.; Marcelle Finzel, Jonas Georg, Josette Georg, Virginie Knox, Eugene Maust, Gautier O'Brien, Eleanore Yoder. TEACHER'S ASSISTANTS: Trygve Baasland, Sharon Glass, Joe Hauser, Juanita Hetrick, Martha Lear, Melva Rinker, Terry Wakefield, Barb Wilt, Liz Yommer. TWIRLETTE CLUB: Tammy Warnick, Pres.; Pam Deal, V. Pres.; Leuke Brenneman, Treas.; Lois Bittinger, Sec.; Melvin Schwing, Adv.; Susan Bender, Kim Bruner, John Buckel, Pam Butler, Judy Detrick, Marla Detrick, Kim Durst, Karen Ed- miston, Sharon Fike, Laura Finzel, Marla Finzel, Lisa Folk, Kim Frantz, Brenda Fratz, Terri Frazee, Robin Garlitz, Timmie Garlitz, Beverly Givens, Sharon Griffith, Arlene Guard, Linda Guthrie, Lois Guthrie, Kathy Harshbarger, Ginnie Holliday, Carolee Orendorf, Gail Paul, Brenda Pope, Cathy Renner, Jenny Resh, Denise Ringer, Nancy Rush, Connie Schroyer, Kim Thomas, Donna VanSickle, Brenda Wakefield, Lisa Winebrenner. 138 NORTH GARRETT F.F.A.: Gerald Weimer, Pres.; Dorsey Guard, V. Pres.; Roxann Resh, Sec.; Valerie Loughrie, Treas. ; Dave Taylor, Sentinel; Matthew Stieringer, Reporter; Ray Miller, Chaplain; Mr. Loughrie, Adv.; Matthew Beasley, Bev- erly Beitzel, Nancy Beitzel, Lila Bender, Joyce Bittinger, Shelby Bittinger, Sue Bishoff, Glenda Brenneman, Naomi Broad- water, RitaButler, Bill Carr, Martin Carr, Milton Dewitt, Jim Durst, Kenneth Fazenbaker, Gary Frazee, Steve Frazee, Steven Friend, Kim Gillum, Brenda Glotfelty, Sharon Green, George Haenftling, George Keller, Carla Knox, Sheila Knox, Mary McKenzie, Steve Morris, Ricky Nugent, Bruce Opel, Jeff Opel, Vernon Platter, Theresa Railey, Cheryl Rexrode, Steve Riley, Ernest Rodaheaver, Don ald Rodaheaver, Eddie Ross, Arlie Rounds, Rex Schmidt, Eddie Sines, Lois Sisler, J. Rod- ney Spiker, Debra Teats, Judy Teets, Lowell Thomas, Mike Uphold, Terry Wakefield, James Wampler, Joe Warnick, Wil- mer Warnick, John Weimer, Marvin Wengerd, Rita Wiley, Mike Williams, Mervin Yoder, Nancy Yoder. SOD SQUAD BIBLE CLUB: Debbie Hay, Pres.; Terry Wakefield, V. Pres.; Bev Yommer, Treas.; Kelly Hyson, Sec.; Mr. Weese, Adv.; Dan Beiler, Larry Beiler, Marla Beitzel, Galen Beitzel, Carla Bender, Theresa Bender, Glenda Brenneman, Keith Brenneman, Dale Broadwater, Randy Broadwater, Richard Detrick, Carol Durst, Debbie Garlock, Donna Hay, Wanda House, Debbie Lively, Judy Maust, Lois Maust, Joe Miller, Wanda Richter, Donna Ross, Linda Schrock, Oprha Schrock, Brenda Sisler, Paul Sisler, Connie Wakefield, Edie Yoder, Linda Yommer, Terry Youmans. HISTORY CLUB: Sharon Glass, Pres.; Joyce Hauser, V. Pres.; Karen Workman, Sec.; Cora Humberson, Treas.; Mrs. Yunker, Adyv.; Kelly Durst, Diane Evans, Sue Frazee, Kendra Fratz, Vickie Miller, Karolyn Swauger, Brenda Wisor. SR. HIGH DRILL TEAM: Sandy Beitzel, Capt.; Robin Butler, Co-Capt.; Martha Lear, 1st Lieutenant; Lizz Yoder, 2nd Lieu- tenant; Sharon Barefoot, 3rd Lieutenant; Cheryl Rexrode, Manager; Patricia Miller, Adv.; RobinBeitzel, SharonBroadwater, Patty Edgar, Kim Ferree, Sarah Friend, Beth Geoghan, Melva Rinker, Debbie Umbel, Jill VanSickle, Rhonda Wengerd, Millie Workman. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB: Sr. High; Kathy Benedict, Pres.; Cindy Greco, V. Pres.; Sherry Miller, Sec.; Wanda Richter, Treas. ; Sharon Barefoot, Becky Beachy, Susan Bender, Betty Durst, Patty Edgar, Pamela Frantz, Melanie Fratz, Debbie Gar- lock, Terri Georg, Kathy Harshbarger, Gina Humberson, Tammy Humberson, Terry Robinson, Cheryl Slagle, Linda Wen- gerd, Tammy Warnick, Tony Artice Brian Glotfelty, Tim Humberson, Jr.High; Susan Sisler, Pres.; Warren Glotfelty, V. Pres.; Valerie Carr, Sec.; Kim Glover, Treas.; Brian Brenneman, Sgt. at Arms; Gregory Beachy, Diane Beiler, Linda Beit- zel, Terry Bowser, Richard Broadwater, Kathy Carr, Nancy Collier, Carol Edgar, Mary Fazenbaker, Paul Fike, Shirley Frazee, Audrey Maust, Scott Snyder, Marlene Winebrenner, Rose Yoder, Sherry Young, Mrs. Pavone, Adv. CUE AND CURTAIN: DeAnn McCutcheon, Pres.; Becky Beachy, V. Pres.; Gale Wengerd, Sec.; Peggy Wiley, Treas.; Ms. Rettel, Adv.; Rick Bailey, Yvonne Baumann, Karen Bowser, Bonnie Broadwater, Gary Bruner, Brenda Butler, Connie Crowe, Betty Durst, Buddy Fauber, Pam Frantz, Vicki Frazee, Brian Glotfelty, John Groer, Jan Hamby, Karen Knox, Betty McClin- tock, Vicki McKenzie, Connie Riley, Margaret Ross, Mark Russell, Kathy Shaffer, Cindy Sisler, Kristi Spear, Robin Spear, Judy Teets, Connie Thomas, Patty Wampler, Kathy Wellborn, Dolores Wilburn. HEALTH ROOM ASSISTANTS: Glenda Brenneman, Brenda Garlitz, Glenda Garlitz, Martha Lear. ROD AND GUN: George Keller, Pres.; Paul Tackett, V.Pres.; Scott Bashore, Treas.; Kenny Sines, Sec.; Ron Kuhn, Adv.; Robert Bender, Ricky Benedict, Dale Brenneman, Malcolm Broadwater, Doug Butler, Doug Dewitt, Greg Fratz, Mike Fratz, Gary Hoover, Don Lipscomb, Dave Nugent, Dave Sines, Roger Sines, Jerry Sisler, Lowell Thomas, David Vitez, Jim Wamp- ler, Millard Yoder, Ronald Yoder. JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Mary Frantz, Capt.; Pam Metheny, Co-Capt.; Elaine Rodeheaver, Sec.-Treas.; Tammy Glisan, Ann Hershberger, Teresa Hinebaugh. FISHING AND CAMPING: Jeff VanSickle, Pres.; Donald Davis, V. Pres.; Jim Illick, Sec.; Gary Fike, Treas.; Bill Bender, Doug Broadwater, Bill Butler, Dale Carpenter, Mark Diehl, Rodney Fike, Mike Friend, Phillip Friend, Randall Glotfelty, Ken Greene, Larry Hanlin, Mark Hyson, Mark Illick, Eugene King, Kevin Margroff, Urbane Maust, David Merbach, Gary Sisler, Greg Uphold, Jeffrey Warnick, Calleton Wenbel, Jack Wengerd. JR. NORTH GARRETT F.F.A.: Dana Rush, Pres.; Donnie Skidmore, V. Pres.; Mark Graham, Sec.; Fred Greene, Treas.; Allen Collins, Sentinel; Gary Baker, Reporter; Mr. Loughrie, Adv.; Tim Artice, Todd Beitzel, Robert Bender, Mark ben- nett, Duane Bittinger, Thomas Bowser, Dale Brenneman, Randy Broadwater, Coalton Brown, Ronald Butler, Larry Durst, John Eichorn, Roy Fazenbaker, DelvinFearer, Randy Fike, George Fisher, KennyFlanagen, DuaneFolk, David Frazee, Doug Frazee, Steve Frazee, Terry Frazee, Barry Friend, Bradley Friend, Dale Hetrick, Tommy Hinebaugh, Gary Holliday, Roy Holliday, Paul House, Duane Hummel, Dwight Kipp, John Knox, Randy Lewis, Ricky Lowdermilk, Sam Lowdermilk, Paul Lytle, David Mabee, Jim McCrobie, Rodney McKenzie, David Merrbach, Elsworth Merrbach, Raymond Metheny, Tommy Michaels, Ronnie Miner, Allan Myers, Billy Murray, John Riley, David Rinker, Ricky Rounds, Terry Rounds, Tim Savage, Robert Simmons, Steve Sisler, David Smearman, Duane Stein, Jerry Tasker, Steve Taylor, Joey Thomas, Rick Uphold, Steve Warnick, Marvin Wiley, Bill Wilt, Danny Wilt, George Wilt, Steve Wilt, Ron Yoder, Leonard Yommer, Willard Yommer. OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Teresa Bender, Sharon Bowser, Brenda Brenneman, Duane Butler, Robin Butler, Pam Deal, Gail Fra- zee, Sheila Knox, Linda Schrock, Orpha Schrock, Karen Workman. 139 BOY'S RECREATION: Robert Thomas, Pres.; Tim Miller, V. Pres.; Kurt Lear, Sec.; Terry Brenneman, Treas.; Marlin Schrock, Sgt. at Arms; Mr. Lear, Adv.; Mert Brenneman, Perry Buckingham, Duane Butler, Kevin Crowe, David Frazee, Jack Garlitz, Greg Gillum, Tim Glotfelty, Mark Graham, Ronald Lipscomb, Allen Myers, Doug Ringer, Terry Rounds, Dave Savage, Scott Schwing, Jimmie Spear, Randy Spear, Tim Wagner, Mark Watkins, Billy Wilt, Steve Wilt, Jamie Work- man, Len Yommer. CHEERLEADERS CLUB: Cheryl Slagle, Pres.; Kim Bowers, V. Pres.; Tammy Humberson, Sec.-Treas.; JoAnn Robinson, Adv.; Janet Bach, Marcia Baker, Donna Barefoot, Judi Bashore, Kathy Benedict, Debbie Bittinger, Susan Carey, Donna Da- vis, Nancy Durst, Robin Edmiston, Karlinda Engle, Jeannine Fisher, Mary K. Frantz, Linda Friend, Tammy Glisan, Cindy Greco, Ann Hershberger , Teresa Hinebaugh, Cheryl Landon, Terri Lawson, Sarah Lovejoy, Tammy McKenzie, Pam Meth- eny, Shelly Metheny, Barbara Moreland, Cathy Resh, Terry Robinson, Elaine Rodeheaver, Carol Ross, Pat Sines, Sandy Sis- ler, Amy Stanton, Becky Stanton, Susan Storey, Lori Taylor, Joyce Thomas, Carol Wengerd. CHESS CLUB: Trygve Baasland, Pres.; Jeff Georg, V. Pres.; David David, Sec.; Hugh Sisler, Treas.; Mr. Bell, Adv.; Mr. Reed, Assistant; Gary Bruner, Randy Butler, Glen Broadwater, Kay Durst, Sharon Durst, Larry Fadely, Gary Frazee, Patty Friend, Larry Harding, Tracy Harding, Gerald Harman, Tim Humberson, Joe Landon, Greg Lawson, Brad Livengood, Char- lotte Merrbach, Mike O'Brien, Rose Platter, Artie Sines, Rodney Spiker, Sharon Spiker, Gary Yoder, Chester Yoder, Rod- ney Youmans, Harvey Zuckerman, John Zuckerman. ELECTRONICS: Bill Miller, Pres.; Doug Kipp, V. Pres.; Danny Fike, Treas.; Gary Lively, Sec.; Mr. Trickett, Adv.; Joe Hutzel. THE NORDIQUE: Lucile Sines, Adv.; Jeanne Carstens, Shirley Knox, Stan Schlosnagle, David Schwing. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB: Wesley Bender, Pres.; Jeff Opel, V. Pres.; Mike Yoder, Sec.; Dave Maust, Treas.; Mr. Helpler, Adv.; Kevin Beachy, VerlynCarr, Allen Fike, Greg Frazee, Kevin Frazee, Danny Georg, Brad Kinsinger, Dwight Kipp, Tim Lawson, Ken Maust, Dana Rush, Jack Thomas, Ed Vincent. AUTO MECHANICS CLUB: Larry Sebold, Pres.; Gary Lohr, V. Pres.; Larry Wengerd, Treas.; John Smith, Sec.; Mr. Warne, Adv.; David Blake, Roland Fisher, Mark Frantz, John Frazee, Danny Friend, Dave Glotfelty, Joe Hauser, Gary Hay, Glen Kolb, Danny Myers, Ken Nugent, Robert Rodeheaver, Ervin Umble, Tommy VanSickle. NORTHERNAIRES: Lisa Robeson, Pres.; Mr. Bernassoli, Adv.; Sally Beachy, Sharon Bowser, Lana Brenneman, Diane Durst, Geni Durst, Joyce Frazee, Barbara Gilpin, Cheryl Harman, Lynn Robeson, Lois Sisler, Patty Teets, Sue Uphold, Debbie Wahl, Linda Wengerd. BOYS STATE: Tim Butler, Buddy Fauber, Gene Rodeheaver, Teddy Stieringer, Terry A. Wakefield, Harvie Zuckerman. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Lila Bender, Joyce Bittinger, Lucretia Brenneman, Bonnie Broadwater, Karen Broadwater, Kay Durst, Karen Edmiston, Laura Finzel, Kim Frantz, Debbie Frazee, Judy Griffith, Juanita Hetrick, Barb Hetz, Susie Holliday, Cindy Kamp, Ritz Knox, Linda McFarland, Sherry Miller, Roxanne Resh, Melva Rinker, Linda Schrock, Shirley Shuttleworth, Brenda Sisler, Nancy Uphold, Janine Weimer. SR. F.H.A.: Paula Spear, Pres.; Sharon VanSickle, V. Pres.; Cathy Smearman, Sec.; Connie Winebrenner, Treas. ; Mrs. Benyak, Adv.; Pam Beitzel, Margie Bittinger, Joyce Bittinger, Darla Bowser, Judy Folk, Dottie Frazee, Brenda Garlitz, Glen- da Garlitz, Judy Griffith, Esther Kolb, Kim McKenzie, Debbie Ringer, Donna Smith, Delma Swauger, Debbie Teats, Nancy Turner, Diana VanSickle, Connie Wilburn, Liz Yommer. LIBRARY CLUB: Susie Holliday, Pres.; Lila Bender, V. Pres.; Bonnie Wagner, Sec.; Sherry Miller, Treas. ; Barb Hetz, Hist. ; Miss Williams, Adv.; Debbie Bittinger, Anna Bowman, Brenda Brenneman, Karen Broadwater, Lois Detrick, Key Durst, Lisa Fratz, Margaret Georg, Juanita Hanft, Juanita Hetrick, Cindy Kamp, Becky Knox, Rita Knox, Hilda Kolb, Robin Miller, Brenda Oester, Patty Oester, Judy Sebold, Bonnie Shumaker, Shirley Shuttleworth, Becky Sines, Janine Weimer. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS II: Club A; Clarisse Reckner, Pres.; Alain Skidmore, V. Pres.; Adelle Garlock, Sec.; David Well- born, Treas.; Laurent Beiler, Suzanne Bender, Catherine Benedict, Gregoire Broadwater, Marc Edmiston, Etienne Evans, An- toine Frazee, Alphonse Glotfelty, Genevieve Humberson, Bernadette Lechliter, Andree Lowdermilk, Josette Richter, Renee Ross, Francoise Sisler, Serge Stockslager, Estelle VanSickle, Colette Wiley, JeanZuckerman. Club B; Monique Greco, Pres. ; Cecile Robinson, V. Pres. ; Jacqueline Fratz, Sec.; Christophe Yoder, Treas.; Therese Bender, Francoise Bender, Elilie De- witt, Maryse Frantz, Gregoire Frazee, Thomas Humberson, Sylvie Miller, Roger Yoder, Madame Buser, Advisor. 140 2 ¥ = 3 3B Varsity Football NORTHERN 8 SHADE 22 NORTHERN 0 BERLIN 20 NORTHERN 16 VALLEY 42 NOR 'FHERN 0 MEYERSDALE 8 NORTHERN 0 BRUCE 20 NORTHERN 8 MOUNTAINEER 32 NORTHERN 6) BISHOP WALSH 35 NORTHERN 6 BEALL 33 NORTHERN 16 TURKEYFOOT 6 NORTHERN 14 SOUTHERN 21 Mark Russell ila 150 Ibs. Cornerback Mark Russell, Dave Bender, Don Paugh, Todd Stockslager, Tony Artice, Tim Frazee, Joe Wilhelm, Ron Teats, Jamie Sisler, Keith Kamp, Rick Durst, Ken Sines, Bruce Opel, Ken Ortlip, Gary Frazee, Jim Wampler, Jeff Frantz, Ed Sisler, Rick Sebold, Keith Beachy, Wayne Blocher, Tom Diehl, Wilmer Warnick, Bill Thomas, Buddy Fauber, Darrell Evans, Don Lipscomb, Mark McMutcheon, Mark Edminston. 142 Buddy Fauber 5'11 165 Ibs. End Tri-Valley Honorable Mention Wilmer Warnick Se) L w 203 Ibs. Tackle Ron Teats SEO 155 Ibs. Joe Wilhelm 5'5 = 140 Ibs. Tailback, Quarterback Linebacker Cornerback Tri-Valley All Star Tri- Valley Honorable Co-captain Mention Tim Frazee Stu 160 Ibs. Linebacker 143 | Billy Wilt, Jamie Workman, Terry Brenneman, Jack Garlitz, Steve Wilt, Mark Graham, Phil Workman, Dave Ort- lip, Ronnie Lipscomb, Steve Duckworth, Bobby Thomas, Dave Frazee, Kurt Lear, Randy Spear, Leonard Yommer, Robert Meyers, Terry Rounds. WRESTLING NORTHERN NORTHERN NOR THERN NORTHERN NORTHERN NORTHERN NORTHERN NORTHERN NORTHERN NORTHERN NOTRHERN NORTHERN NOR THERN is 54 24 eye ah Ls 30 28 30 yi 30 on 34 ALLEGHANY SOU THERN KEYSER MEYERSDALE FORT HILL VALLEY BEALL HYNDMAN BRUCE SOU THERN VALLEY MEYERSDALE FORT HILL Kenny Sines, Tony Artice, Terry Rounds, Randy Broadwater, Perry Kamp, Jamie Sisler, Wayne Blocher, Marvin Wengerd, Craig Speicher, Bruce Opel. 145 Wilmer Warnick 155 lbs. Craig Speicher 112 Ibs. 146 NORTHERN 58 MEYERSDALE 62 NORTHERN 56 SALISBURY 43 NORTHERN 51 MOUNT SAVAGE 67 NORTHERN 53) BEALL 49 NORTHERN 68 MOUNTAINEER 44 NORTHERN 46 SALISBURY 42 NORTHERN 64 SOUTHERN 68 NORTHERN 56 TURKEYFOOT 63 NOR THERN 55 OLDTOWN 46 NORTHERN 68 BRUCETON MILLS 52 NORTHERN 51 MEYERSDALE 53 NORTHERN a0) BRUCE 52 NORTHERN 40 MOUNT SAVAGE 42 NORTHERN 45 SOUTHERN 56 NORTHERN 57 OLDTOWN 49 NORTHERN 62 TURKEYFOOT 49 NORTHERN oI ALUMNI 30 NORTHERN oe DRUCE 13 NORTHERN 74 SALISBURY 56 NORTHERN 53 BEALL 56 NORTHERN 69 BRUCETON MILLS 54 V A RS T y BASKETBALL Ass't. Coach Reed, Keith Miller, Tim Frazee, Doug Kipp, Mike O'Brien, Merv Yoder, Bill Thomas, Dave Ben- der, Buddy Fauber, Mark Russell, Ron Teats, Wayne Schrock, Coach Tom Vent. Buddy Fauber 6! 148 SENIOR at CAGERS i Ron Teats 5'10 Forward Forward iL 5'10 Forward 4 Tim Frazee q 1st ROW: Duane Butler, Marlin Schrock, Scott Schwing. 2nd ROW: Doug Ringer, Tim Miller, Anthony Doerr, Jimmy Spears, Jamie Workman. JR. 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Say It With Flowers Oakland, Maryland Phone: 334-2147 GERMAIN SEWING CENTER AND FAMILY SHOE STORE Singer Sewing Machines White Bucks and Majorette Boots All Sizes in Stock 212 BK. Alder Street Oakland, Maryland RODNEY’S BARBER SHOP Grantsville, Maryland Compliments of MILLER BAKERY Grantsville, Md. Homemade Bread and Rolls Two Stores of Quality Furniture and Giftware at Lower Prices ROLYANS Broyhill General Electric Bassett Simmons Rowe Lane Phone: 334-2188 Oakland, Md. el BEGSee BeeERO ipa GUY’S TIRE SHOP, INC. Shop Road Service Phone:(301) 895-5126 Night: 895-5320 New and Used Tires Wheel Balancing Free Pick-up and Delivery Dependable Recapping Grantsville, Maryland HOME ier Route 219 North Oakland, Md. Everything for the Home We Deliver. HELBIG’S SPORT SHOP Hunting and Fishing Supplies Guns and Ammunition 119 South Second Street Oakland, Maryland Phone: 334-9176 157 INGRAM’S EDGE O THE LAKE RESTAURANT Family Style Dinners DEIST PHARMACY Main Street Grantsville Hours Mon.-Fri.: 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Tues. 9 A.M.-9 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M.-4 P.M. Closed Sundays 895-5177 Prescriptions Russell Stover Candies—Fine Gifts Complete Selection of American Greeting Cards Cosmetics Bank Americard— Master Charge Main Street Seton Drive Main Street FROSTBURG CUMBERLAND LONACONING 689-9961 777-8355 463-5606 DOUBLE G. RANCH Come Ride and Dance With Us at Double G. Ranch Deep Creek Lake Summer Winter Horseback Riding Snowmobile Rental Hay Ride s Sleigh Rides Modern, Western, Square Dancing Camping—Water—Electric Showers Winterized Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Glotfelty, Hosts Phone (301) 387-5481 MALONE’S GIFTS “The Sweetest Smelling Place in Town”’ Oakland, Maryland Compliments of RODAMER CONCRETE PRODUCTS Springs, Pa. FI-HOFF CONCRETE Septic Tanks—Slabs Concrete Specialties 814-634-4533 Locker Plant Country Market Meat Packers JUNIOR’S GULF Grantsville, Md. 895-5102 Mechanic on Duty THOMAS DRUG STORE F.B. Thomas, Jr., R.P. Adrian A. Thomas, R.P. 134 Center Street Meyersdale, Pennsylvania OESTER BROTHERS Agway Feed and Farm Supply Grantsville, Md. Phone: 826-8343 L.G. DeFELICE, INC. 30 Bernhard Road North Haven, Conn. 06473 Construction Site of Rt. 42 Bridge Across Youghiogheny River, Friendsville, Md. Peter J. Kendall, Project Superintendent ROBERT H. MILLER TRUCKING, INC. GRANTSVILLE, MARYLAND 21536 Phone: 895-5650 Dealer in: Grain, Hay, Straw, and Coal Lime and Fertilizer Spreading Service 159 Wat FOORLAND BROWNING’S FOODLAND Shop Browning’s Foodland Yum Yum Shoppe Phone 334-4411 High Quality in Bakery, Deli, Take-out Foods Rt. 1385 East Oakland, Md. NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF MEYERSDALE OTTO BRICK TILE WORKS INC. Baker Chevrolet Company Masonry Tools and Supplies Quality Clay Products H.J. Beamer Ford-Mercury Since 1902 Sales 814-662-6461 Springs, Pennsylvania Pat Forman Buick-Opel and Gnagey Olds-Pontiac- Cadillac, Inc. BEACHY’S FEED SERVICE Agway Feed and Farm Supply West Salisburg, Pa. 662-8493 ART BUTLER AUTO SALES Accident, Md. 826-8227 Across From N.H.S. HIGHLANDER LAUNDRY AND CAR WASH Accident, Md. 160 DEE ANN’S LADIES’ APPAREL Sportswear Dresses Lingerie Purses Acces. Bridals Formals Oakland, Md. MARVIN’S MENS’ WEAR Clothes for Men Quality Is the Word. Phone: 334-9211 123 Second Street JOHN O. DURST FUNERAL HOME 21 North Second Street Oakland, Maryland 334-3388 Compliments of BETTY JO’S FASHIONS Phone: 895-5220 Grantsville, Maryland BRODAK’S SUPER DOLLAR Full Line of Meats—Groceries and Produce Open All Holidays and Sundays 10 A.M. till 6 P.M. Oakland, Md. OAKLAND STATIONARY STORE Office—Art—School Supplies DELTA MINING COMPANY Delta Mining Company Grantsville, Maryland Phone: 895-5794 135 MEAT MARKET 135 Meat Market Wholesale Retail Phone 334-9041 Mt. Lake Park, Md. 21550 SALISBURY BUILDER’S SUPPLY, INC. Grant Street Phone: 814-662-1161 Salisbury, Pa. 15558 161 162 MILLER’S WELDING SERVICE FROSTBURG MEATS E.M. Lotz Phone 689-8945 P.O. Box 239 Frostburg, Md. 21532 Structural and Heavy Equipment Welding Lonaconing, Maryland Phone 689-8108 PENN ALPS, INC. HELBIG JEWELRY Keepsake-Bulova Oakland, Maryland KEYSTONE Restaurant—Craft Shop LIME CO., INC. Banquets—Special Parties Springs, Pa. Closed Sundays Phone: 814-662-6662 Grantsville, Maryland Phone: 895-5171 Congratulations! The Management and Staff of Gallatin National Bank Extends Heartiest Congratulations and Warmest Wishes to All of the Graduates. We’re Happy That So Many Graduates Look to Us for Helpful, Friendly Banking Service. “GO GALLATIN” for Your Banking Needs. Your Complete-Service Bank Gallatin NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Meyersdale Salisbury H H HARDWARE Plumbing, Electrical, Pain ts and Industrial Supplies, State Water Heaters Rapidayton GRANTSVILLE, MARYLAND 21536 Phone: 895-5208 EXTRA QUALITY BLUEGRASS LOUISVILLE, ky, 40201 163 MAST’S (ee SOUTHERN ss STATES OAKLAND COOPERATIVE, INCORPORATED 2015—Route 135 Furniture, Carpeting, and Appliances Mt. Lake Park, Maryland 21550 At Moderate Prices Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Farm and Home Supplies 895-5232 Fertilizer Spreading Custom Grinding and Mixing Grantsville, Maryland ENGLANDER’S PHARMACY Phone: 334-9455 Oakland, Maryland ANN LER’S FABRICS Fashion Coordinated Fabrics and Accessories Big Tee Shopping Center Oakland, Md. Congratulations to the Class of ’75 MUSE GROCERY Rt. 53 Friendsville, Md. 21531 TEASE N’ CURL Mary Ellen Sessa—Owner by Appointment Only 746-5383 Friendsville, Md. MUG AND BRUSH BARBER SHOP “Your Return Is My Concern.” Joe Sessa Friendsville, Md. JUDY’S VELVET BRUSH Route 53 Friendsville, Md. Phone: 746-5139 Full Line of Wigs and Hairpieces J. LININGER COMPANY Septic Systems General Excavating Landscaping Contracting Work Friendsville, Md. 746-5139 NORMA’S BEAUTY SHOP Friendsville, Md. Phone: 746-5525 Open Every Day Evening by Appointment BRENNEMAN’S GROCERY Gas—Groceries—Meats—Novelties Rt. 495 Bittinger, Maryland 245-2831 ROTARY OF FRIENDSVILLE Meets Every Monday at 6:15 Meeting Place: Friendsville Firehall RIDDERS MOBILE HOMES, INC. Parts Insurance We Buy Used Mobile Homes 2 Mi. No. of McHenry, Md. 21541 Phone: 301-746-5287 Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 FRIENDSVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TOM KIGHT’S INSURANCE Oakland, Maryland HARBISON-WALKER H.M. YODER REFRACTORIES CO. For Your Insurance Needs Division of Dresser Industries, Inc. hone: 814-662-6923 Phone 69 Grantsville, Md. 895-5111 Spring, Pa. 15562 pring, ra Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 412-562-6200 THE CASSELMAN In Grantsville, Maryland The Finest in Restaurant enero : | Service | aa Ae and ' — r. TS. Clean Hotel fee a | ier ye cae Accommodations ! ae io ervations Banquet Bee i eS mi Sa3 a . Call: Facilities ele = tte, ¥ pre . 895-5266 166 r GARRETT NATIONAL BANK £ 7 — D me. FE: _ —- i entaatt nt RB Congratulations to the 1975 Graduates of Northern High School From the Directors, Officers, and Employees of THE GARRETT NATIONAL BANK IN OAKLAND Member FDIC “The Bank With an Eye to Your Future” Oakland—Accident— Bloomington— Kitzmiller—LaVale—Midland 167 To Serve You Better Modern Full-Service Offices In Friendsville, Grantsville, and McHenry NATIONAL BANK Main Office: 19 South Second Street Oakland, Maryland Other Offices at Barton and Westernport 168 GARRETT COMMUNITY —_ — COLLEGE McHenry, Maryland 21541 College Transfer Liberal Arts Teacher Education Business Administration Occupational Programs Business Secretarial Environmental Technology Human Services Technology All Programs Lead Toward Associate in Arts Degree 169 Distributors of . . . Fine Lumber Complete Contracting Service New Construction—Repairing FRED E. Pecesaiioe Lumber Cut to Size BEACHY aie LUMBER Millwork —Roofing COMPANY inaean rire Dutch-Boy—Concrete Blocks Waterlox 12 N. Bradley Lane Oakland, Md. HAWKINSON TREAD SERVICE a == YNIKU TAL oe 7 TIRES 5 55 5S 3 mma mee ALLIS-CHALMERS FPS Geos gee —— | MILLER BROTHERS Phone: 334-3911 Route 219 North Oakland, Maryland Ralph and Alton Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Power Farm Equipment Allis-Chalmers Lawn and Garden Tractors and Equipment Uniroyal, McCreary and Goodrich Tires Phone 662-6442 Springs, Pennsylvania Engineered to Keep Your Spare in the Trunk. 170 TRESSLER’S SUZUKI COUNTRY SCHLOSNAGLES Rt. 135 Meat Groceries Produce Shoes Clothing Mt. Lake Park, Md. 21550 Phone 746-5681 Suzuki-Bultaco, Penton Friendsville, Maryland Phone (301) 334-4159 CASSELMAN MOTORCO. f itt) Ly Chevrolet Sales and Service General Tires and Kraft System Recapping Phone: 895-5115 Grantsville, Maryland D S CLEANERS 104 E. Main Street HETZ’S PLACE Frostburg, Maryland 21532 i Phone sara mes one Trailer Free Pick-up and Delivery Grantsville Area— Wednesday and Friday Grantsville, Maryland 171 Compliments of STANTON’S MILL Grantsville, Maryland SEBOLD’S TRUCKING BUCKEL’S MARKET COMPANY Now Two Locations Grantsville, Md. Salisbury, Pa. : : 895-5210 662-2014 Trailer and Dump Truck Service Meats—Produce—Grocery 895-5372 Discount Clothing Store Now at Grantsville, Maryland Grantsville All Your Shopping Needs HERSHBERGER AGENCY you PB ndependent insurance | of Lara General Insurance Grantsville, Maryland Compliments of Member of National Assoc’n. of Ins. Agents, Inc. ST RO ‘ ii M A N N R re EA D Maryland Assoc’n. of Insurance Agents Allegany-Garrett Assoc’n. of Ins. Agents Cumberland, Maryland 172 SOU THERN STATES CO-OP. INC., GRANTSVILLE SERVICE Grantsville, Md. Phone 895-5183 Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Farm and Home Supplies $7) Compliments of HAROLD'S T.V. Grantsville, Md. 21536 895-5219 Compliments of GREEN ACRES GARDEN CENTER Oakland, Md. RUDY'S Oakland, Maryland Petersburg, W. Va. Oakland Bargain Center Ski Shop Wisp Ski Shop Canaan Valley, W. Va. DEAN’S JEWELRY “Keepsake” Diamonds 24 East Main Street Frostburg, Maryland Phone 689-8563 DIPASQUALE BROTHERS FLORISTS Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Phone 634-6251 Compliments of JOHNSON MEMORIAL CO. 20 Salisbury St. Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Phone 814-634-0622 MILLER MACHINE WORKS. INC. SPRINGS, PENNA. 15562 PHONE 814 662-6431 Manufacturers, Suppliers Machine Shop Service and Lubricating 173 POTOMAC FARMS Dairy Products QUALITY is our motto! Community SERVICE is our goal! LIBERTY MILK COMPANY Fifth and Race Streets — Phone 722—4410 CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND 174 THOMAS MOTOR SERVICE Phone 746-5551 FITZWATER FURNITURE Friendsville, Md. 21531 2212 Route 135 Mt. Lake Park, Md. YOUGH MOTOR CO., INC. Phone (301) 334-2621 Phone 746-5757 Friendsville, Md. 21531 GRACE’S STORE THAYER’S OAKLAND Gas—Groceries ELECTRIC Friendsville, Md. Phone 746-5522 Zenith Sales Friendsville Oakland, Md. 334-2103 TOY AND GIFT SHOP Rt. 53 Friendsville, Md. Phone 746-5666 Grantsville, Maryland 895-5188 NEWMAN FUNERAL HOME GRANTSVILLE, MD. Friendsville, Maryland 746-2481 175 176 BAUSCH LOMB Oakland, Maryland 21550 FINCH’S DISCOUNT CARPET ‘‘Wonderland of Carpets” Star Route 219 Oakland, Md. Phone 334-3750 COOK LINTZ MEMORIALS 518 Beachley St. Meyersdale, Pa. Phone: 814-634-0116 BALDWINS Men’s Clothing Furnishings and Shoes 814-634-0123 Meyersdale, Pennsylvania SWAUGER’S BARBER SHOP Grantsville, Md. Phone: 895-5282 HOURS MON. - TUES. 9-5 WED. 9-12 THUR. - FRI. - SAT. 9-9 320 MAIN ST. MEYERSDALE, PA. 15552 SPORTING GOODS EXCLUSIVELY PHONE 814 - 634-5121 SAM BEACHY SONS Sales—Manufacturers—Service Lawn and Garden Equipment Small Engines and Parts 814-662-6472 Salisbury, Penna. 15558 HARDESTY’S Hardware—Houseware—Horseware “Your True Value Store”’ Salisbury, Penna. SPRINGS STORE “See Us for All Your Sewing Needs.”’ Yard Goods, Zippers, Patterns, Notions Springs, Pa. Phone 662-6455 HILL TOP FRUIT MARKET Finest in Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale and Retail 895-5463 OV9-5782 BOWMAN’S SPORT SHOP Grant St. Salisbury, Pa. 15558 814-662-3414 Complete Line of Sporting Goods Compliments of GRANTSVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Congratulations and best wishes to the class of ’75. From AS GRANTSVILLE FOODLAND FOOBLAND Route 219 North and Route 40 Phone 895-5686 WFRB RADIO AM FM News of the Mountain Top Every Thursday The Tri-State’s Only Stereo THE Station REPUBLICAN 560 Kh-AM-105.3 Mh-FM Stereo Since 1877 Frostburg, Maryland Garrett County’s Leading Phone: 689-8871 Newspaper GRANTSVILLE FORD, INC. FORD Trucks, Cars, Thunderbirds, Mavericks, Pintos, and Mustangs 895-5135 826-8520 Grantsville, Maryland Delos ‘‘Del” Carpenter—Dealer Was HARTMAN SONS, INC. Junior E. Hartman, Owner Parts and Service—Groceries Heavy Duty Wrecker Service Used Cars and Trucks Deep Creek Lake—McHenry, Md. 21541 Open 7 Days a Week nee a KLIN J.W. JACKSON CO., INC. 1148S. Second St. Oakland, Maryland 21550 Two Floors of Shopping Compliments of MONN STUDIO-CAMERA SHOP 138 Center Street Meyersdale, Pennsylvania TRESSLER’S WELL DRILLING Best Wishes to Seniors Phone: 895-5314 i Sis 5 HARTH STONE. Building Stone and Flagstone Three Miles West of Grantsville on Route 40 Phone: 895-5151 FLUSHING SHIRT MFG. CO. Manufacturer of Flying Cross Uniforms Phone 895-5131 Grantsville, Maryland FOUR WINDS RESTAURANT Breakfast Lunch Dinner PA R MATT LA N ES Phone 387-5773 BOLDEN’S SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family Newest Styles in School Shoes Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Phone: 634-8214 Congratulations Class of ’75 ELEANOR’S DRESS SHOP 1244 E. Oak Street Oakland, Maryland Salisbury, Pennsylvania reco oe Phone: 662-8882 Monday to Thursday—9:00 A.M.—12:00 P.M. Friday and Saturday—9:00 A.M.—1:00 A.M. ; Sunday—12:00—12:00 P.M. Compliments of W.E. SHIRER SONS Phone: 334-3040 i ! Oakland, Maryland Come Bowl With Us! 179 180 SPOERLEIN’S GARAGE Top Quality Used Cars Arco Exxon Maryland Inspection Station 826-8171 Route 219 Accident, Maryland KOLB’S COUNTRY STORE A Gift for Every Occasion “Tf We Don’t Have It, We’ll Get It.” Accident, Md. ROMAN L. YODER Dealer in Vigortone Minerals and Your DHIA Milk Tester Grantsville, Md. 895-5302 Chrysler-Plymouth Valiant Francis J. Spoerlein Sales Representative CECIL E. JACKSON John New Deere Holland Sales and Service Meyersdale, Pa. (814) 634-0314 Oakland, Md. (301) 334-3759 FRATZ MART 826-8672 Accident, Maryland Appliances Hardware Congratulations to the Class of ’75 From PATRONS BEAUTY HEAVEN OF Patsy Bowers—Owner Karen Holliday—Manager THE NORTH STAR Open Monday-Saturday (301) 895-5235 Grantsville, Md. “Fire Lady of the Year” 1974 James Fear Coffee Shop, Oakland, Md. Miller’s Meat Market Edith Brock Citizens National Bank, Meyersdale, Pa. Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Gillum Welfley’s Department Store Pauline’s Beauty Shop Alice Miller Paul Deal THE MEYERSDALE REPUBLICAN Arts ’N Crafts Center Oakland, Md. 334-4334 181 Puppy A puppy is an animal, which seems to sleep all day, at first; then he seems to play and play all day long. He chews up anything he can get a hold of. --Esther Kolb Senior Year As our Senior year draws to an end, We look back on our accomplichments, We try to forget our failures. This is a year to remember, With its joys, heartaches, and laughter, Some people react with hatred, Some with love. Some with deep feelings for their friends. But you know, It's your Senior year! Kids may say it's great, And at times it is, But they don't realize it's hard, Oh, so hard to leave your friends. Some might make fun, Ridicule and laugh at you for this, But you know, It's your Senior year! Pictures, dinners, parties, and teas, Are all a part of this. Yearbooks, keys and then a diploma, Are all combined to one thing, Your Senior Year!!! Debbie Wahl My mind, twisted, confused, organized, sharp, soft, rippling, layered, rushing, swooping, bouncing round, I find myself. Judy Teets ec ee Never, Never Quit! When everything goes wrong And you feel like quitting, Just remember, Stay in there! When you have one of those days And you could just drop it, Just remember, Stick with it! ’ You'll never get there If you always get discouraged, So just remember, Never, never quit! Kelly Durs 183 184 What is a Friend? A friend is someone who really cares, When you need them they're always there, If you're feeling a little down and out, or even if you have some doubts. A friend is someone who worries about you, And wants to help you no matter what you say or do. Karen Murphy used to feel that the time would never come to graduate sut now I feel as if the time is come too fast. Bonnie Wagner ways look upon death as _ dark, and cold, when 'y beautiful? aie. 185 Artice, James 44 Artice, Tammy 86 Artice, Timothy 92, 133 Artice, Tony 11, 86, 122, 129, 142, 145 Asariski, Kim 98 Ashley, John 44 Baasland, Trygve 80, 83, 134 Bach, Allen 19, 44 Bach, Janet 98,123,124 Bailey, Richard 80 Baker, Gary 92,133 Baker, Marcia 102, 126 Barefoot, Donna 102, 126 Barefoot, Lois 17,44, 129 Barefoot, Sharon 86,122, 131 Barnard, Christopher 102 Bashore, Judi 102, 126 Bashore, Scott 86,132 Baumann, Gerhard 102,123 Baumann, Maria 92 Beachy, Gregory 102 Beachy, Keith 80,128,129 Beacy, Kevin 86,135, 142 Beachy, Lisa 92 Beachy, Mike 38, 44 Beachy, Rebecca 2, 12, 18, 30, 31, 37,38,43,44°574.. 5,, 6,1ee,1e4, 1207151 oO ole Beachy, Sally 30, 80,126,135 Beal, Michael 92 Beal, Richard 80 Beasley, Matthew 86, 130 Beckman, Paul 133 Beiler, Daniel 38, 98 Beiler, David 92 Beiler, Diane 102,131 Beiler, Donna 45 Beiler, John 102, 126 Beiler, Larry 42, 86,122,126, 136, 149 Beitzel, Beverly 45 Beitzel, Galen 86, 130 Beitzel, John 98 Beitzel, Linda 102,126 Beitzel, Marla 130 Beitzel, Nancy 45, 92 Beitzel, Pam 102 186 STUDENT INDEX Beitzel, Pamela 80, 126 Beitzel, Richard 86 Beitzel, Robin 45, 126,131 Beitzel,Sandra 16,18,19,45,131 Beitzel, Todd 102, 133 Bender, Carla 130 Bender, David 9, 27, 28, 36, 37, 80 126, 128, 142, 147 Bender, Geoffrey 102, 123 Bender, Lila 45, 122, 130, 136 Bender, Patrica 92,130 Bender, Robert 92,132 Bender, Susan 86,122, 123,124, NEM Means Bender, Teresa 86, 124, 133,136 Bender, Wendy 86, 122, 136 Bender, Wesley 80, 122,129,135 Bender, William 35,102,126 Benedict 7 Eric, 95 132 Benedict, Kathy 9, 12,17, 86,127, 1317136 Bennett, Mark 98, 123, 133 Bishoff, Particia 86,130 Bittinger, Brenda 46 Bittinger, Carolyn 11, 80 Bittinger, Debra A. 9,126, 136 Bittinger, Debra L. 102,126, 134 Bittinger, Duane 98,133 Bittinger, Gwen 92 Bittinger, Joseph 98 Bittinger, Joyce 18, 19,46, 130, 136 Bittinger, Linda G. 102,126 Bittinger, Linda K. 98,129 Bittinger, Lois 80, 83,122,123, 125 Bittinger, Margie 46 Bittinger, Mike 86 Bittinger, Richard Bittinger, Ronnie 98 Bittinger, Shelby 46, 130 Blake, David 33, 86 Blocher, John 46 Blocher, Wayne 124, 142,145 Bowers, Kimberly 31, 79, 80, 126, 127,129 Bowers, Wesley 92 Bowman, Anna 92 ? Bowman, Debra 98,129, 136 Bowman, Kenneth 98 Bowman, Sandra 102,126 Bowser, Dale 86,132 Bowser, Darla 46, 129, 136 Bowser, Douglas 98,123 Bowser, Gary 102 Bowser, Julie 98 Bowser, Karen 86 Bowser, Mary 92 Bowser, Nancy 98,129 Bowser, Ricky 92 Bowser, Ruth 80 Bowser, Sharon 80, 83, 133,135 Bowser, Terry 31 Bowser, Thomas 92, 133 Brenneman, Brenda 80, 133,136 Brenneman, Brent 92 Brenneman, Brian 102,123,131 Brenneman, Dale 92,132,133 Brenneman, Glenda 47, 130, 132 Brenneman, Gregory 102 Brenneman, Iva Lucretia 6, 47, 122,125, 130,136 Brenneman, Keith 86, 130 Brenneman, Lana 7,42,80,83, 122; 12671299135 Brenneman, Meredith 92 Brenneman, Rae 92 Brenneman, Roger 92 Brenneman, Steven 92 Brenneman, Terry 92,144 Brenneman, William 102 Brineger, Gregory 47, 126 Pe att Bonnie 18, 19,47, 122, 126 Broadwater, Dale 80 Broadwater, Danny 102, 126 Broadwater, Denise 86 Broadwater, Donna 98 Broadwater, Douglas 102 Broadwater, Glenn 86, 136 Broadwater, Harry Richard 102, OE Broadwater, Karen 86, 136 Broadwater, Malcomb 98, 132 Broadwater, Mike 80 Broadwater, Nancy 92 Broadwater, Naimi 80, 130 Broadwater, Randall 86 Broadwater, Randy 92, 130, 133, 145 Broadwater, Ricky 92, 133, Broadwater, Sharon 80, 124, 131 Broadwater, Teri 98 Brown, Coltan 102 Brown, Terry 47 Bruner, Gary 86 Bruner, Kimberly 102, 123 Buckel, John 102, 123 Buckingham, Richard 86, 142 Buckingham, Ronald 92 Butler, Brenda K. 98 Butler, Brenda L. 86, 126 Butler, Daniel 18, 47,135 Butler, Douglas 86, 132, 134,149 Butler, Duane 92, 96, 149 Butler, Jay 80 Butler, Pamela 98,126 Butler, Randy 102 Butler, Rita 34,48, 76,130 Butler, Robin 48, 131 Butler, Ronald 92, 96, 133 Butler, Wayne 48 Cairl, David 98 Calhoun, Kathy 98 Canfield, Edward 98 Carey, Susan 92,124 Carpenter, Dale 98, 123 Carr, Kathy 102,126,131 Carr, Kenneth 98 Carr, Martin 86,130 Carr, Michael 92 Carr, Valerie 98,131 Carr, Verlyn 80, 135 Carr, William 80, 130 Carstens, Jeanne 40, 42, 80, 83, 122, 126, 134 Casteel, Mike 86 Coddington, Betty 98 Coddington, Cindy 92 Coddington, Sandra 102, 126 Collier, Nancy 102,126 Collins, Allan 92, 133 Connor, Susan 92 Cosner, Darlene 102 Cosner, David Crowe, Connie 92 Crowe, Kevin 92 Curtis, Eugene 102 Dahl, Donald Davis, David 15, 20, 80, 124, 134 Davis, Donald 27, 98, 126 Davis, Donna 103 Deal, Carla 98, 126 Deal, Melvin 92 Deal, Pamela 5,6,18,48, 122, 12501 2onL 50 Debelius, Virginia 98,129 Detrick, Judy 98 Detrick, Lois 92,136 Detrick, Richard 48 Devine, Carlyn 86 DeWitt, Bradley 98 DeWitt, Charlotte 86 DeWitt, Christy 80 DeWitt, Debra 103, 126 DeWitt, Douglas 21, 92,122, 124, 132 DeWitt, Marla 6, 97, 98, 123, 130 DeWitt, Milton 86, 130 DeWitt , Rebecca 86, 122, 136 DeWitt, Robin 6, 97, 98 DeWitt, Ronald 48 Dice, Phillip 49 Dice, Robert 92 Diehl, Mark 103, 123 Diehl, Thomas 13, 80, 142 Doerr, Anthony 98, 123, 149 Duckworth, Steve 11, 92, 144 Durst, Betty 49, 66, 74,152 Durst, Carl Richard 80, 142 Durst, Carol 86,124,136 Durst, David 103 Durst, Diana 49,135 Durst, Donna 103 Durst, Geni 86, 135 Durst, James 49, 130 Durst, John D. 86 Durst, John S. 98 Durst, Kay 80, 86, 122, 124,136 Durst, Kelly 103,126 Durst, Kim 123, 130 Durst, Larry L. 92 Durst, Larry W.103 Durst, Mary Kay Durst, Matthew 98 Durst, Nancy 98,124 Durst, Randy 49 Durst, Robert 49 Durst, Susan 92 Durst, Vicki 98 Eberhart, Randy 86, 149 Edgar, Carol 103, 131 Edgar, Larry 21, 98 Edgar, Patty 35780, 1225131 Edmiston, Karen 98, 123, 136 Edmiston, Linda 99,123 Edmiston, Mark 86, 128, 136, 142 Edmiston, Robin 103, 126 Eichorn, John 21,103, 123,133 Engle, Karen 99,123,131 Engle, Karlinda 103 Engle, Sherry 92,123 Evans, Darrel 14, 86, 128, 129, 136, 142 Evans, Diane 93,150, 151 Fadeley, Larry 81 Failinger, Kenneth 93, 123, 124 Fauber, Albert 9,18, 19, 28, 34, 39,42, 50, 132, 135, 142, 143, 147, 148 Fauber, Patricia 99 Fazenbaker, Geraldine Fazenbaker, Kenneth 50, 130 Fazenbaker, Mary 93, 131 Fazenbaker, Roy 93,133 Fazenbaker, Susan 99 Fazenbaker, Virginia 87 Fearer, Kelvin 99, 133 Ferree, Kimberly 80, 131 Fike, Allen 87 Fike, Danny 87, 134 Fike, Debra 99,129 Fike, Gary 99 Fike, Laura 99 Fike, Lawrence 103 Fike, Nancy 93 Fike, Randy 93, 96, 133 Fike, Robert 99 Fike, Rodney 99 Fike, Sharon 99, 123, 130 Fike, Walter 93,131,133 Finzel, Laura 99,123, 136 Finzel, Marla 17, 80, 124, 126, 129 Fisher, George 93, 123, 133 Fisher, Jeannine 103, 123 Fisher, Roland 87,135 Fitzpatrick, JoAnn 80, 129 Flanagan, Kenneth 133 Folk, Duane 103, 133 Folk, Judy 80, 124 Folk, Lisa 99,130 Folk, Stacey 87 187 Francis, Keith 50 Frantz, Jeffrey 87, 142 Frantz, Kimberly 99, 123,136 Frantz, Mark 50, 135 Frantz, Mary 17, 87, 133, 134, 136 Frantz, Pamela 37, 87,150,151 Frantz, Phillip 99,123 Fratz, Brenda 103, 123 Fratz, Faith 93,128 Fratz, Gregory 93,132 Fratz, Kendra 87,131, 136 Fratz, Lisa 93,124 Fratz, Melanie 87,125, 130 Fratz, Mike 33, 87,132 Fratz, Stephanie 87,124 Frazee, Barbara 50 Frazee, David 93, 133,144 Frazee, Debra 93 Frazee, Doug 93 Frazee, Gail 80,135 Frazee, Gary 87,130, 142 Frazee, Gregory 87,124,135, 136 Frazee, Guy 80, 134 Frazee, John 80, 135 Frazee, Joyce 80,135 Frazee, Kevin 87, 136 Frazee, Lynn 103,126 Frazee, Paula 93 Frazee, Reed 93, 96, 133 Frazee, Roberta 17, 38, 50, 122, 129 Frazee, Ruth 93 Frazee, Sharon 103,126 Frazee, Shirley 103, 126, 131 Frazee, Stephen D. 80, 126, 130 Frazee, Stephen E. 103,133 Frazee@je errisoy, fico Frazee, Terry 99,133 Frazee, Timothy 28, 34, 36, 39,51, 128, 143, 147, 148 Frazee, )Vickii35,51, 77,122 Friend, Barry 123, 133,145 Friend, Bradley 99, 133 Friend, Danny 80, 135 Friend, Helen 17, 87, 126 Friend, Larry 103,123 Friend, Linda 103,126 Friend, Lisa 103,126 Friend, Michael 99 Friend, Patricia Friend, Phillip 99 Friend, Sarah 93,131 188 Friend, Steven 87 Friend, Terry L. 103 Friend, Terry R. 93 Friend, Walter 34, 87,149 Friend, William 51, 103, 126 Galica Terrence 26, 51,74, 75, 76, 122,129, 184 Garlitz, Brenda 80, 132,136 Garlitz, Jack 93,144 Garlitz, Keith 51 Garlitz, Richard 21,123 Galitz, Robyn 103,123, 130 Garlitz, Timmie 93,123,130 Garlock, Debbie 87,121,124, 131, 136 Geoghan, Elizabeth 80,129,131 Georg, Daniel 87,135 Georg, Dean 93, 133 Georg, Gary 99, 133 Georg, Jeffrey 80,124,129, 134 Georg, Margaret 18, 39,51, 136 Georg, Terri 80, 122,124,128, 129, ee Gillum, Greg 93 Gillum, Kim 87,124, 130 Gilpin, Barbara 87,135 Givens, Beverly 99,130 Givens, Bruce 52, 77 Glass, Sharon 16, 23,52, 122,129 Glisan, Tammy 93, 133, 134 Glotfelty, Allen 52, 66, 75, 76 Glotfelty, Barry 4, 87,122,128, 136 Glotfelty, Brenda 87 Glotfelty, Brian 87,124, 128, 132 Glotfelty, Dave 87,124,135 Glotfelty, Deborah 99 Glotfelty, Randall 21,103 Glotfelty, Rena 99, 126 Glotfelty, Scott 93,123,124, 128 Glotfelty, Timothy 93 Glotfelty, Thomas 81, 134 Glotfelty, Warren 21,103,123, 128, 131 Glover, Kimberly 99, 131 Graham, Mark 93,133,144 Greco, Cynthia 16, 35, 42, 87,122, 127,151 Green, Fred 93, 133 Green, Kenneth 99 Green, Randy 52 Green, Sharon 81, 130 Griffith, Judy 81,136 Sipe Sharon 6,97,99; 123. 1 Groer, John 35, 42, 81,132 Guard, Arlene 99, 123 Guard, Dorsey 81,130 Guard, Marie 93 Gutheie, Junior 93 Guthrie, Linda 87,130 Guthrie, Lois 103 Guth rie, Lucy 93 Guthrie, Patricia 99, 123 Haenftling, George 87 Hamby, Jan 93 Hanft, Juanita 93,123,136 Halnlin, Larry 99, 126 Hans, Larry 80 Hans, Joseph 99, 131 Hans, Marybeth 87 Hardesty, Kenlee 93 Hardesty, Kristofer 21, 103,123 Harding, Larry 81 Harding, Tracy 21,103,123 Hare, Freda 103 Hare, Sheila 99 Harman, Cheryl 27, 42, 81, 83, 126,135 Harman, Gerald 52,134 Harman, Jeanette 99 Harman, Rebecca 99 Harshbarger, Kathleen 18, 19, 32, 42, 52,121, 12251255150 1s1 Hauser, Joseph 53, 74,135 Hauser, Joyce 53,124 Harvey, L. Frank 93 Hay, Debra 53,122, 130 Hay, Donna 38, 81, 130 Hay, Gary 87,135 Hemmis, William 53 Hershberger, Ann 93,126, 133, 134 Hershberger, John 53 Hetrick, Dale 99, 133 Hetrick, Juanita 81,136 Hetz, Barbara 81,126, 136 Hinebaugh, Teresa 93, 133,134 Hinebaugh, Tommy 104, 133 Holliday, Gary 21,99, 123,133 Holliday, Roy 93,133 Holliday, Susan 53, 123, 124, 136 Holliday, Virginia 104,123,130 Hook, Espy 81,129 Hoover, Gary 54 Hoover, Richard 81 Hopkins, Marilyn 54 House, James 104 House, Paul 99, 133 House, Wanda 93,130 Huff, Luther 99 Humberson, Cora 93,131 Humberson, Gina 42, 87,124 ,131, 136 Humberson, Ivan 21,99, 123 Humberson, Marty 21, 93,123 Humberson, Tammy 7, 9, 17, 30, SILT ool, 55,127,129 Humberson, Timmy 21, 87, 134, 136 Hummel, Duane 99,123, 133 Hunter, Tammy 87 Hutzel, Connie 129 Hutzel, Dale 81 Hutzel, Joseph 134 Hyson, Kelly 81,122, 126, 130 Hyson, Mark 99 Illick, James 100 Illick, Mark 104, 123 Jenkins, Maureen 100 Johnston, Mark 54 Kamp, Brenda 87 Kamp, Cynthia 87,136 Kamp, Edwin 87 Kamp, Keith 87, 128, 142 Kamp, Perry 81,129,145, 146 Keller, George 15, 54 King, Eugene 100 King, Tommy 87 Kinsinger, Owen Bradley Kipp, Douglas 81, 134, 147 Kipp, Dwight 93,186, 133 Kisner, Brenda 93, 126 Kisner, Darlene 104 Kitzmiller, Patrick 93 Knox, Carla 87,124,130 Knox, John 94 Knox, Karen 94,132 Knox, Rebecca 104, 126, 136 Knox, Rita 23,54, 74, 75, 76, 136 Knox, Roger 104 Knox, Sheila 81, 124, 130, 133 Knox, Shirley 81,129, 134 Kolb, Esther 54 Kolb, Glen 81, 83, 122,126,135 Kolb, Hilda 104, 126, 136 Landon, Cheryl 94, 124 Landon, Joseph 81, 134 Lapham, Christopher 11, 94 Lapole, David 11,100 Lawson, Gregory 20,81, 129 Lawson, Lori Lawson, Michael 88 Lawson, Terri 104, 126 Lawson, Timothy 88, 135 Lear, Kurt 94, 144 Lear, Martha 42,55,129, 131, 132 Lechliter, Diana 88, 136 Lewis, Randy 104, 123 Lewis, Roger Lewis, Tammy 94 Lipscomb, Donald 88, 132, 142 Lipscomb, Ronald 94, 144 Lipscomb, Sharon 100 Lively, Deborah 94, 130 Lively, Gary 94, 134 Lively, Lynda 38, 81,126, 129, 136 Livengood, Bradley 81,126 Livengood, Kenneth 100 Lohr, Gary 55,135 Loughrie, Valerie 42, 88, 122, 130 Lovejoy, Sarah 104,123 Lowdermilk, Angela 88, 124, 136 Lowdermilk, Patricia 100, 123,129 Lowdermilk, Ricky 104, 126, 133 Lowdermilk, Samuel 104, 133 Lytle, Paul 133 Mabee, David 11, 133 Margroff, Kevin 100, 123 Maust, Audrey 104, 126, 131 Maust, Carol 94,186 Maust, David 32,55 Maust, Deborah 100 Maust, Gerald 94 Maust, Judy 81,130 Maust, Kenneth 81,129 Maust, Leonard 100 Maust, Lois 94,130 Maust, Urbane 104 May, Benjamin 94 McClintock, Betty 18,19,55, 121, 122,123,124 McCombie, Sandra 100 McCrobie, James 100, 133 McCutcheon, DeAnn 2, 18, 19, 32, 37,36, 00; 120, 12951505151 McCutcheon, Richard 13, 88,128, 142 McFarland, Barbara 104 McFarland, Linda 88, 136 McFarland, Terri 104 McKenzie, Betty 100 McKenzie, Hilda 55 McKenize, Kimbery 38, 81, 136 McKenzie, Linda 100 McKenzie, Mary 81,130 McKenzie, Rodney 94, 133 McKenzie, Roger 100 McKenzie, Roy 100 McKenzie, Tammy 104, 126 McKenzie, Vicki 88 Merrbach, Charlotte 81 Merrbach, David 94, 133 Merrbach, Elsworth 100 Metheny, Pamela 91, 94,133,134 Metheny, Raymond 104, 126, 133 Metheny, Shelly 104,126 Meyers, Charles 56 Meyers, Daniel 56,135 Meyers, David 104 Meyers, Robert 94,144 Meyers, Vickie 104,126 Michael, Carolyn 88 Michaels, Lois 94 Michaels, Thomas 104,126,133 Miller, Barbara 94 Miller, Charles Keith 81, 147 Miller, Darrell 56 Miller, Delbert 88 Miller, Ernest 42, 56, 66, 74, 76, i222 Miller, Joseph 81,130 Miller, Mary 94 Miller, Ray 88,130 Miller, Robin 104, 126,136 Miller, Ronnie Miller, Sherry 88, 131,136 Miller, Timothy--94, 149 Miller, Vicki 94, 123 Miller, William 56, 134 Miner, Ronnie 21, 104,123, 133 Moreland, Barbara 104 Morris, Julie 100, 123,132 Morris, Mark 88,145 Morris, Steven 81,123,145 Murphy, Karen 35, 88,128 Murray, Betty 94 Murray, Billy 94,133 Nazelrod, Sheila 104, 123 Nugent, Cheryl 88 Nugent, David 81 189 Nugent, Janie 100 Nugent, Kenneth 56, 135 Nugent, Ricky 88, 129, 130 O'Brien, Michael 129, 134, 147 Oester, Brenda 104, 126, 136 Oester, David 100 Oester, Donald 57 Oester, Patricia 94, 123,136 Opel, Bruce 25;.915.125,.1295130; 142,145 Opel, Jeffrey 57, 76,135 Ordendorf, Carollee 100, 123 Ortlip, David 104, 144 Ortlip, Kenneth 88, 128, 142 Passman, Nathaniel 100 Paugh, Donald 34, 36, 88, 128, 142, 149 Paul, Edna 100, 123,130 Platter, Carolyn 23,57 Platter, Debra 94 Platter, Rose 88 Platter, Vernon 57, 130 Pope, Brenda 88,130 Railey, Susan 94 Railey, Theresa 57,130 Reckner, Catherine 27, 88,124, 128, 136 Renner, Cathy 100, 123,130 Resh, Cathy 104, 126 Resh, Jenny 100 Resh, Roxann 88, 130, 136 Resh, Susan 100 Rexrode, Cheryl 88, 130, 133 Richardson, John Richardson, Sheila 100 Richter, Wanda 88, 124,131 Riffle, Sharol 94 Riggs, Janice 94 Riggs, Justin 104, 126 Riley, Cathy 81 Riley; ConmiestS 19556, 5 91c-. 124 Riley, Deborah 100, 129 Riley, John 100 Riley, Steve 21,58, 123,124,130 Ringer, Debbie 58 Ringer, Denise 104,123, 130 Ringer, Douglas 94,149 Rinker, David 105, 133 Rinker, Melva 81,126,129, 131, 150, 151 190 Robeson, Lisa 27, 81, 83, 122, 126, 135 Robeson, Lynn 27, 42, 81, 83,126 Robinson, Terry 9, 88, 127, 134, 136 Rodeheaver, Anita 94,133 Rodeheaver, Dale 18,19, 58, 66, 1298135 Rodeheaver, David 100, 123 Rodeheaver, Donald 88, 130 Rodeheaver, Ernest 81,130 Rodehaver, Mary 94 Rodehaver, Robert 58 Rodehaver, Sue 94 Ross, Carol 100, 124 Ross, Donna 88, 136 Ross, Edward 88, 130 Ross, Howard 100, 123 Ross, Margaret 23,58, 122, 132, 182 Rounds, Arlie 145 Rounds, David 81 Rounds, Ricky 100, 133,145 Rounds, Terry 94, 133,144,145 Roy, Cinderella 88 Rush, Dana 94,133 Rush, Nancy 100, 130 Russell, Mark 26, 27, 42,58, 122, 129, 132,142, 147, 148, 184 Sann, Monika 94 Savage, Allen 94, 123 Savage, Debbie 100 Savage, Larry 100 Savage, Laverne 94 Savage, Mark 105 Savage, Susan 81,130 Savage, Timothy 133 Schlosnagle, Douglas 30, 38, 59 Schlosnagle, Stanley 33, 81, 134 Schmidt, Rex 88, 130 Schrock, Linda 88, 133,136 Schrock, Marlin 94,149 Schrock, Orpha 81, 133 Schrock, Wayne 81, 147 Schroyer, Connie 105, 123,130 Schwing, David 42, 82,122,123, 124, 134 Schwing, Thomas 94, 123,124, 134,149 Sebold, Judith Diehl 6,59, 121, P22, t25, lee, 136 Sebold, Larry 25, 59,135 Sebold, Mary 100 Sebold, Ricky 88,128,142 Shafer, Kathy 23,59 Sheffield, Arthur 59 Shumaker, Bonnie 88, 136 Shuttleworth, Shirley 59, 136 Simmons, Robert 105, 123, 133 Sines, Arthur 100, 122,123 Sines, Dianna 94 Sines, Glenn 88, 124,130 Sines, Judy 94 Sines, Kenneth 82, 129, 132, 145 Sines, Kevin 60 Sines, Patricia 105 Sines, Rebecca 88, 136 Sines, Robert 94,123,132 Sines, Roger 60, 75, 76,122,124 Sisler, Brenda J. 100 Sisler, Brenda M. 136 Sisler, Cindy 88,150, 151 Sisler, Eddie 82,128,142 Sisler, Gary 105,123 Sisler, Jamie 25, 88,124,129, 142, 145 Sisler, Jerry 94 Sisler, Larry 100,123 Sisler, Lois 60, 126, 130, 135 Sisler, Paul 60 Sisler, Ronald 25, 82,134 Sisler, Sandra 100, 123,124 Sisler, Sheldon 105 Sisler, Steven 95 Sisler, Susan 105, 126 Skidmore, Alan 36, 88, 130, 136, 149 Skidmore, Carl 95, 133 Slagle, Cheryl 2, 9, 19, 30, 31, 32, 42,60, 77, 78,122,126, 127 Smearman, Cathy 60, 136 Smearman, David 105, 123,133 Smith, Cindy 82 Smith, Donna 61, 136 Smith, Johnnie 82 Smith, Marty 105 Smith, Richard 100 Snyder, Barbara 95 Snyder, Celeste 101 Snyder, Eric 105,131 Snyder, Gina 105 Spear, James 95,123,149 Spear, Kimberly 101 Spear, Kristi 101 Spear, Paula 39, 61, 75, 76, 136 Spear, Randy 95,123, 144 Spear, Robin 101, 132 Speicher, Deanna 88 Speicher, Robert 25, 61, 78,145, 146 Spiker, David 88, 128 Spiker, J. Rodney 82, 130 Spiker, Judy 101,132 Spiker, Sharon 89 Spiker, Terry 105 Stanton, Amy 105, 126 Stanton, Edward 21,105, 123 Stanton, Jeffrey 105 Stanton, Joseph 105, 106 Stanton, Rebecca 95, 124,126 Stein, Duane 101,133 Stewart, James 105 Stieringer, Matthew 61, 75,124, 130,135 Stockslager, Todd 89, 142 Stroey, Susan 105, 126 Stubblefield, Ricky 105 Suter, John 82 Swauger, Delma 82, 136 Swauger, Donna 17, 89,124,150, 151 Swauger, Karolyn 61,126,129 Swauger, Mary 82 Tacket, Denise 101 Tacket, Paul 20, 62,124, 132 Tsaker, James 89 Tsaker, Jerry Tasker, Michael 82 Taylor, David 89, 130 Taylor, Lori 101,123,124 Taylor, Steven 101, 133 Teats, Debra 62, 130, 136 Teats, Ronald 11, 28, 31, 36,62, 74,77, 78,129, 142, 143, 147, 148 Teets, Judith 17, 62,126,130 Teets, Patricia 82,135 Thomas, Connie 89,150, 151 Thomas, Denise 82 Thomas, Jack 62 Thomas, Joey 105 Thomas, Joyce 105, 126 Thomas, Kimberly 101,130 Thomas, Lowell 82,130, 132 Thomas, Robert 95, 134, 144, 145 Thomas, Sandra 89,125 Thomas, Susan 101,126 Thomas, Tammy 101 Thomas, William 82,128, 147 Turner, Nancy 82, 136 Umbel, Debbie 89, 131 Umbel, Ervin 62, 129, 135 Uphold, Greg 101 Uphold, Michael 89 Uphold, Nancy 95 Uphold, Richard 95 Uphold, Steven 95 Uphold, Wanda 16, 82, 126 VanSickle, Betty 95 VanSickle, Diane 38, 82, 129 VanSickle, Donna 105,122, 123, 130 VanSickle, Jeffrey 95 VanSickle, Jill 18,42, 89, 122,128, 131,136 VanSickle, Joy 101 VanSickle, Raymond 101 VanSickle, Sharon 63, 78, 136 VanSickle, Thomas 101 VanSickle, Tommy 89 VanSickle, William 89,128 Vincent, Edward 89 Vitez, Cynthia 95 Vitez, David 15520) 825124° 132 Wagner, Bonnie 63,124 Wagner, Brenda 101 Weganer, Patricia 89,122 Wagner, Timothy 95 Wahl, Debra 6, 32,63, 126 Wakefield, Brenda 101,123,130 Wakefield, Connie 95, 126, 130 Wakefield, Terry 23, 38, 43, 63, (Sylicoglas, tao Walker, Leonard 63 Wampler, James 41, 82,124, 130, 132,142 Wampler, Patty 21, 89,123,124, 126, 132 Warnick, Donald 101,145 Warnick, James 101 Warnick, Jeffrey 105 Warnick, Joseph 89, 130 Warnick, Kathryn 101 Warnick, Nancy 101 Warnick, Richard 82 Warnick, Steven 133 Warnick, Tamra 6, 8, 18, 30, 38, BOT 45 Gon sy lcastco, 13) Warnick, Terri 95 Warnick, Wilmer 64, 130, 142, 143, 146 Watkins, Mark 95 Weimer, Brenda 101,123 Weimer, Diana 95 Weimer, Gerald 32, 64, 77,130 Weimer, Janine 64, 136 Weimer, Jeannie 89 Weimer, Joann 101,129 Weimer, John 89,130 Weimer, Susan 89 Welch, Russell Wellborn, David 35, 85, 89, 122, 250130 Wellborn, Kathy 64 Wengard, Carol 14,105, 126 Wengerd) Gale 19523,30,31,35; 3904574570, 126,109, 100 151 Wengerd, Jack 101 Wengerd, Larry 82,135 Wengerd, Linda 7, 17, 30, 31, 37, S2usoetcouseo, Lo0,1 51,103 Wengerd, Marvin 25, 35, 82, 128, 129,130,145 Wengerd, Rhonda 95, 131 Wenzel, Carlton 95 White, Kathy 95 Wilburn, Connie 82, 136 Wilburn, Debra 105 Wilburn, Delores 101, 132 Wilburn, Lawrence 105 Wilburn, Michael 101 Wilburn, Ricky Wilburn, Vickie 82,130 Wiley, Colleen 17, 89 Wiley, David 105 Wiley, Margaret 15,18, 19, 37, 38, 39, 64, 66, 78, 126, 129, 150, 151 Wiley, Marvin 95 Wiley, Patty 101 Wiley, Rita 65 Wiley, Robert 82 Wilhelm, Denise 95 Wilhelm, Leonard Joe 65, 77,128, 142, 143 Williams, Michael 89, 133 191 Wilt, Barbara L. 65, 77,129 Wilt, Barbara 101 Wilt, Barry Wilt, Billy 95,133, 144 Wilt, Blaine 123 Wilt, Charles Wilt, Dale 101 Wilt, Daniel 101, 133 Wilt, David Wilt, DeWayne 101 Wilt, Ellen 105, 106 Wilt, George 101, 133 Wilt, Larry 89 Wilt, Marion 101 Wilt, Nancy 65, 136 Wilt, Peggy 101 Wilt, Ronald 82 Wilt, Steve 95,133,144 Winebrenner, Connie 82,136 Winebrenner, David 101 Winebrenner, Donald 89 Winebrenner, Leona 105,131 Winebrenner, Lisa 101, 130 Wisor, Brenda 65, 66, 76, 126, 131 Wolfe, Clyde 95 Wooden, Cynthia 82 Workman, Karen 16, 65, 124, 131, 133 Workman, Lowell 21, 95,144,149 Workman, Millie 17, 82, 83,126, 129,131 Workman, Phillip 6,101, 123,144 Yoder, Chester 89, 122,134, 136 Yoder, Edith 66 Yoder, Elizabeth 7, 82,129,131 Yoder, Ethel Yoder, Gary 82, 134 Yoder, Judy 89 Yoder, Mervin 28, 31, 34, 36, 39, 82, 130, 147 Yoder, Michael 27, 82,129, 135 Yoder, Millard 95, 132 Yoder, Nancy 32, 66,122,130 Yoder, Roger 89,122, 136,149 Yoder, Ronald 95, 133 Yoder, Rose 105,126, 131 Yoder, Sherry Yommer, Beverly 82,130 Yommer, Brenda 31, 89,124, 150, 151 Yommer, Charles 95 192 Yommer, Edward 105,126 Yommer, Elizabeth 82,129,136 Yommer, Jennifer 95 Yommer, Kenneth 101 Yommer, Leonard 95, 133,144 Yommer, Linda 89,130 Yommer, Willard 101, 133 Youmans, Rodney 36, 128, 134, 149 Youmans, Terry 66, 130 Young, Sherry 105, 126 Younkin, Charles 82 Zuckerman, Harvie 18, 19, 33, 35, 42,66,135 Zuckerman, John 42, 89, 124, 136 INDEX OF ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Alverez, Marino 110 Beachy, Anna 110 Bell, Terry 110, 122 Benyak, JoAnn 38,110, 122, 136 Bernassoli, Gilbert 111,126 Bittinger, J. Kenneth 108,145 Buser, Sally 12,110,129, 136 Dean, Margaret 111 Dively, Albert 90 Edwards, George 15 Forsyth, Carroll 111 Forsyth, Mary 112 Frantz, William J. 112 Fratz, Kathleen 119 George, Dorothy 109,145 Grant, Sharon 112 Groer, Marcie 132 Harris, Francis E. 108,145 Hepler, John 112 Humberson, Harold 113 Keplinger, Kenneth 66, 113 Knox, Jennifer 109 Kuhn, Ron 113 Lear, Jack 113,144 Loughrie, Harold 114, 130, 133 McKenzie, Joseph 114 Miller, Debroah 114 Miller, Joanne 12, 66,114,122, 128 Miller, Patricia 115,122 Miller, Richard 66,115 Nice, Donetta 16, 84,115 Peters, Fred 115 Reed, Andrew 116, 147, 183 Rettel, Cherie 42, 116 Richter, Betty 109 Riggs, Justin 116 Robinson, JoAnn 17,116,122 Schramm, George 90,117,145 Schurman, Mary 84,117 Schwing, Melvin 117, 123,124 Sines, Lucille 84,117 Sines, Michael 14,15, 118 Thomas, James 108 Trickett, Harold 118 Umbel, William 90,118 Warne, Everett 118,122,135 Weese, Stanley 5, 90, 107, 118, 145 Welch, Charlene 90,119 Williams, Jacqueline 109, 122, 136 Wucik, Mildred 108, 122 Yunker, Robert 5, 66, 107, 119, 122 Yunker, Vonda 40, 84, 119,122, 131 “a ee) (im +