Beall High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Frostburg, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

.f ■ Frostburg, Md. an annual publication By The Senior Class Of BEALL HIGH SCHOOL Dr. Melvin Brown CLASS OF 1959 Working with you has been an honor and a privilege. Although the sorrow of parting is great, it is eased by the joyful anticipation that we shall meet again, and by the comforting knowledge that our toils together have producedyouthful citizens with noth- ing to fear and about whom we need have no fears. 9 PRINCIPAL ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mary Colleen Burns Grace Bittner Nancy Baker Ann D. Schriner Thomas Hutcheson Anna E. McLuckie SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Roy M. DeVore Martha D. Hinkle Mary B. Dilfer Ralph Koontz Charles C. Carney Gertrude Williams SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Melvin Brown Agnes T. Howat Raymond R. Pomroy Gerald Calhoun MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT John F. Armstrong Joseph Hoopengardner Joseph Martirano John Kelly COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Andrew Tsirigotis William Keyes Thomas Blair HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Ruth B. Engle Louise Dillon Esther M. Kachline SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Dean A. Hancox Mary D. Bollino Enordo Arnone Lucille Cinquegrani Raymond Sauder SECRETARY Esther Gieger GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Jane H. Grindel LIBRARIAN Mabel Higgins %? SA J j rrrr j y M Wt itCKSS © 1553 A rJ 7 Mff� «v-« w Srall Sigl) fcrljmil. Sljr AraiVmir £ mirar y ' « r yr 'J my(nUtnf UAwiSfAt JtrXtt, mn i r Un s y A st r Si-wn r n� Xr w wwm Aty AA n AC Jrrt 7 ut n trrt-ttr ny y � « « Att IDiploma jn (le � rat m u Kfrr� f, ,. „, , A, A«� y y JUtynny •« fit ttymtUuta ttytnmf iy .«a «aa Attaint, i iW Xu X «i y j lttt. f lf. Sy . £ . SAU. 42iu . e i -— i — Secretary BARBARA ANN CHANEY Barb Academic TODAY ALL YOUTH IS OURS TOMORROW ALL THE WORLD CLASS COLOR All Shades of Purple CLASS FLOWER Orchid CLASS SONG Deep Purple Vice President EUGENE STEVEN ZUMPANO Zump Academic JAMES DALE BEAL Jim Vocational MARGARET JANE BEAL Maggie General ROBERT BEEMAN Bob” General MARY ALICE BENDER Commercial MARION M. BEEMAN General G. 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RITCHIE ”Gus General JUDITH ANN ROBERTSON ’’Judy General CHARLES CECIL SLUSS Charlie” Vocational BRUCE SMITH Butch General MARTHA ANN SPRIGGS Spriggsie Academic FRANCES ANN STANTON Fran Academic MARGARET LOUISE TWIGG Peggy General MARY LOU TWIGG Mernie Academic SANDRA LEE TWIGG Sandy” Commercial BETTY JANE URBAS Academic JULIA ANN WELLINGS Judy Academic NELLIE G. WHITE Gertie Academic JULIA ANN WILLETTS Commercial RICHARD CLYDE WINFIELD Windy Academic GEORGE S. WINTERS General NATHANIEL WRIGHT Nat- Vocational Ralph Edward Wright Vocational Howard L. Ziler Howardie General Kathleen Ziler ’’Kathy General THE SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Raymond Sauder Miss Mabel Higgins Miss Anna McLuckie 29 P Qe'lVoo S • Ccmrc • 1 CVnCii « - Tb.cAursVxOkW U. ?o V ?Wnt« et QlVtm (A aovt'A ■a.Tno«na I JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT John Craze VICE PRESIDENT Mary Grim SECRETARY Alice Drew TREASURER Isaac Morgan J. Adams J. Airhart K. Anglin H. Arnold S. Arnold S. Ashby R. Atkinson R. Baer V. Ball C. Baucom J. Beechie K. Bee man J. Blair J. Blake J. Blubaugh D. Bond C. Boore W. Booth B. Boyle B. Brain N. Brant P. Broderick S. Broderick P. Bucklew G. Burdock A. Burley B. Byrnes D. Callin B. Capel C. Carter W. Clark G. Coburn M. Connelly E. Cook O. Crowe A. Cutter E. Cutter J. Davis J. Davis L. Davis B. Delany B. Dixon B. Downton S. Dudley R Duncan B. Edwards C. Evans N. Evans D. Fatkin D. Festerman A. Frost N. Geary R Godlove J. Hager F. Hall K. Hargosh R Harrison P. Hess C. Hitchins R Hupt J. Jackson J. Jenkins J. Johnson B. Kamauf F. Keedy J. Keister B. Kennedy S. Kenney D. Kerch R Komatz A. Krauss S. Kyle C. LaRue L. LaRue B. Lashbaugh S. Lashley B. Layman D. Leasure M Lemmert R Lewis W. Lewis R Linn I. Livengood M. Llewellyn N. Loar C. Lucas E. McFarland C. McKenzie D. McKenzie B. McLuckie G. Meanyhan W. Metz R Miller L. Minnick W. Monahan A. Morgan E. Morgan M. Mullen B. Myres P. Neilson R Nelson R Nine S. O’Neal P. Pape R Pennington J. Perry J. Petenbrink J. Phillips C. Poole M Pressman C. Pryor L. Rafferty R. Raley A. Rankin I. Rankin L. Ritchie M Roberts F. Robertson J. Robeson W. Rung J. Sagal J. Sandvik J. Schurg N. Shockey D. Shroyer L. Shuey L. Shumaker R. Simmons K. Sluss D. Spataro W. Sperry L. Speir C. Spiker R. Staggs D. Steele B. Strickler R. Sullivan L. Sween G. Taylor M. Thompson R. Tomlinson R. Tomlinson V. Twigg S. Unger C. Valentine B. Wade J. Wampler B. Walters R. Ward B. Ward D. Watkinson D. Weslow A. Wilhelm L. Wiebrect A. Williams C. Williams D. Williams W. Williams D. Wilson I. Wilson P. Wilson R Winebrenner R Winner C. Witt E. Wolford R Wolford L. Zeller WHEN DAY IS DONE SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT Jack Stevenson VICE PRESIDENT Donna Drummond SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Don Zarefoss SECRETARY Frances Bolt TREASURER Sharon Barclay B. Alexander D. Allen L. Ark S. Ark N. Arnold R. Arnold R. Arnold J. Atkinson H. Babcock J. Baer 1C Baer V. Baker M. Barry P. Barry M. Bee man T. Bee man W. Biggs H. Bittinger B. Blank D. Blubaugh V. Booth H. Brode S. Brode S. Brown W. Brown D. Buckingham D. Bush C. Capel C. Carpenter G. Carter J. Carter C. Chaney L. Chapman S. Clise W. Cole J. Crowe J. Crowe J. Cunningham D. Cutter F. Davis J. Davis J. Deal B. Delhi S. Dormio B. Drummond S. Duckworth C. Duncan J. Duncan R. Dunn K. Durr J. Edmunds R. Edwards J. Elkins J. Evans S. Evans S. Evans C. Felker J. Fearer J. Ferree R. Fisher S. Fritz R. Frost M. Garlitz W. Green N. Griffith D. Hager Not Pictured D. Hamilton A- Harris S. Harris J. Haupt S. Hochendonner L. Horner E. House N. Humbertson R. Hutchins D. Jackson R. Jackson R. Jay W. Jefferies W. Jenkins C. Jewell M Johnson S. Johnson D. Jones J. Jones J. Kidwell L. Klink R. Kloss J. Klosterman B. Komatz R. Lapp J. Layman R. Lease M. Leather man N. Leatherman S. Lemmert N. Lewis R. Lewis R. Lewis T. Lewis B. Llewellyn J. Loar N. Martirano P. McCullough H. McKenzie M. McKenzie R. McKenzie R. McKenzie M. Michaels I. Middleton J. Miller P. Mills L. Minnick D. Monahan B. Morely F. Muir R. Murphy F. Myers C. Nickel P. Pape V. Parsons E. Petenbrink A. Phillips R. Plummer C. Powell J. Race L. Race N. Poland H. Resh A. Richardson J. Richardson E. Robertson R. Robertson D. Rung L. Ryan M. Ryan D. Sacco G. Scarpelli C. Settle R. Sevinsky N. Shockey M Shuck C. Smith R. Smith J. Smith L. Smouse G. Snelson R. Snyder N. Solomon M. Spiker C. Spataro A. Spriggs C. Stewart C. Sweene G. Sweene L. Taylor T. Tharpe M. Thomas S. Thomas J. Tighe L. Tranum G. Truly W. Twigg P. Van Newkirk F. Via G. Walker K. Walls E. Ward J. Weddle D. Wellings N. Wellings J. Werner E. Whitaker L. Whitefield J. Whitehead E. Willetts S. Willetts M. Wilson N. Winebrenner P. Winner J. Winters N. Winters J. Wright H. Yates MAN CLASS PRESIDENT John Chaney VICE PRESIDENT . Linda Carr SECRETARY Saundra Fresh TREASURER JoAnn Lewis G. Ahalt T. Alexander F. Allen S. Ark R. Atkinson V. Baker C. Beal E. Beal L. Beal C. Bean D. Bean G. Biggs J. Bittinger M. Bittinger C. Bittner H. Bittner M. Blocher R. Bowser D. Buckalew H. Burdock N. Burker C. Callin G. Carpenter C. Carrington R. Clark S. Clise R. Coburn G. Cole E. Coleman M. Coleman M. Coleman C. Conner H. Conrad S. Conrad F. Crowe M. Cutter H O D. Damewood P. Davies B. Deal D. Deal J. Delaney J. Diehl C. Dixon W. Drew J. Duckworth D. Dudley J. Dumire A. Eisel Not Pictured L. Elliot R Ewing R Filer R Filer W. Filer D. Fisher R Fletcher J. Folk K. Foor D. Frazier T. Gall YL Gardner M. Garlitz E. Garlock N. Gaughan J. Glass J. Goebel A. Green S. Green T. Hanlin R Harper R Haupt D. Hersick W. Hetrick A. Hillegas V. Holtz man R Hopkins C. Horne L. Howard G. Howsare J. Howsare W. Jeffries A. Kamauf L. Kasecamp S. Keedy N. Kennedy K. Kerr A. Klink S. Klosterman A. Komatz M. Kopper C. Kreiling E. Lancaster W. Lancaster W. La Rue J. Lemmert C. Lewis P. Lewis J. Linn C. Loar S. Loar W. Loar R. Lucas J. Martin S. McClintock H. McCullough J. McFarland C. McKenzie G. McKenzie h McKenzie D. McKinney C. Meagher J. Michael G. Miller L. Miller ML Miller W. Miller L. Minnick D. Morgan N. Muir E. Myers W. Nine Not Pictured K. O’Rouke S. Passarell E. Patterson L. Patterson V. Perkins B. Phillips J. Porter K. Pollock D. Preston J. Pryor H. Rafferty R. Rafferty S. Raley T. Rankin C. Rendar R. Richards E. Richards T. Richards G. Ritchie R. Ritchie J. Robertson K. Rosenberger G. Ruby V. Ryan B. Schulten C. Shurg R. Schurg A. Shimer M. Shirley W. Simmons B. Skidmore W. Skidmore A. Smith A. Smith K. Snyder T. Solomon F. Spataro M. Spataro P. Spates S. Spencer D. Spiker W. Spiker A. Stafford H. Stevens J. Stevens C. Stott S. Taylor E. Tharp R. Tharp S. Tharp R. Thomas D. Thomas C. Thompson C. Troutman A. Urbas A. Vizza B. Walker R. Walker L. Werner R. Werner R. Werner S. Weslow W. Wharton J. Whetstone J. Whetstone M Whetstone L. White M. Wilburn D. Willetts J. Williams G. Winters H. Winters R. Lewis J. Wilson R. Witt W. Wolford H. Ziler S. Lewis F. Albright W. Aldridge R Ashby D. Atkinson D. Baker E. Bean R Beeman M. Bisher J. Booth EIGHTH GRADE PRESIDENT Stephen Baker VICE-PRESIDENT Darrell Layman SECRETARY Emily Hill TREASURER Trudy Smouse A CaH f T. Bowers R Brant D. Broadwater J. Broadwater S. Broadwater G. Bucklew J. Bucklew J. Burdock C. Carter R Carter J. Coakley I. Conrad G. Craze C. Crowe J. Crowe R Crowe L. Crowe R Crowe E. Cutter G. Cutter H. Cutter C. Davidson J. Davies E. Deal C. DeVore W. Diehl F. Dom S. Douty G. Downton R Downton D. Duckworth L. Dugan A. Duggan B. Duncan V. Durst D. Easton R. Emmart D. Evans W. Evans A. Fancella J. Ferree C. Filer D. Finley D. Fletcher D. Fletcher R. Folk R Garlock C. Gaumer D. Griffith E. Griffith J. Griffith M. Grimes G. Hager C. Haines W. Harper V. Harris B. Harvey J. Hess R Hetz L. Hillegas H. Hitchins H. Holsinger G. Howsare A. Huff T. Husselbaugh M. Hutchins J. Iliff M. Imes J. James R Jeffrey J. Kasecamp F. Keedy J. Kelly D. Komatz K. Lancaster E. Lapp B. Lashbaugh E. Lashbaugh J. Leach S. Leather man D. Lennox J. Leptic C. Lewis S. Lewis W. Lewis E. Lilier K. Lilier W. Livingstone M. Linn L. Llewellyn E. Llewellyn E. Martin B. McKenzie C. McKenzie D. McKenzie R McKenzie O. McVeigh H. Miller W. Miller C. Min nick G. Morgan M. Morgan M. Morgan D. Murphy R Myers V. Nester D. Norris D. O’Neal S. Pape J. Payne L. Phillips R Powell S. Pryor G. Pugh R Race J. Rae B. Rice D. Richards K. Rissler N. Ritchie C. Rizer R Rizer E. Rung S. Rush D. Ryan R Scott B. Shirey R Shockey R Skidmore B. Smith C. Smith C. Smith G. Smith R Snelson S. Spike r G. Sponaugle R Spriggs J. Stafford N. Stanton B. Steele F. Storm A. Stott W. Stott E. Strickler S. Sweitzer S. Thomas R Thompson W. Votgman G. Ward D. Werner W. Whetstone R Whitefieid J. Wiebrect T. Williams T. Wilson W. Winters AUTOGRAPHS i V0- I IS HERE TO STAY IRA GERSHWIN Music by GEORGE GERSHWIN ’Mi � 60 1 14 They thrive on deadlines and layouts Editor-in-Chief -- Shirley Conrad Business Manager — Phil Beeman Advertising Manager -- Ruth Ann Edwards Senior Editor -- Norma Festerman Feature Editor -- Earlene Miller Sports Editor -- Virginia Keister Junior Assistant -- Royal Miller Sophomore Assistant — Paula McCullough Advisors -- Mr. Charles Carney, Mr. Maurice Nelson 52 FROSTBURG HIGH SCHOOL PAPER rol. 32; No. 1 FROSTBURG, MARYLAND, OCTOBER 1, 1958 70 Cem October Cale Three Seniors Obtain Posts October 8—Current I lumbus Day Assem-bl October 10—Campus D , XT-,, , xt, , , Teachers’ College Dorothy Hill and Philander octob.er 14—“The Aero i Rjces during the October 16-17—Maryl a v 'tolyn. Hi-YCouncil Camp Teachers’ Associatio All schools closed. ’ -- 21—Scholarshii er 50 Years ffer Retires Roger X. Day retired this after devoting fifty years of i to the teaching profession. Day attended Western Mary- 01 lege where he obtained his degree. ield the position of principal dland High School before g to Beall in 1940. He taught and math until his retire- Trt- Togram in his 1 for four years. Fred journeyed tc Virginia, on Septemb pete in the Eastern S driving contest. Fred has chosen Cl Course at school. He stage crew and is i, 110. iris Endure Weird Daj Tri-Hi-Y Initiates 14 Me: COLUMBIA Member of SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSN. crew . Editor-ln-Chlef News Editor Feature Editor o.i IX I Sports Editor OCllOOl Year I Make-Up Editor tot, i 1 | k. Exchange Editor W 1th Class I lClHe‘dllne Editors Senior activities hecopyreader taking of class pipit Business Manager Tx i-i o . Circulation Manager George Ruhl on Sept,Advertlslng Manager 18. Proofs were reeei’ Advisor Carol Morgan Janet Nelson Ruth Lee Kreltzburg • Carolyn Cook “ Richard Winfield, Frances Stanton j Sandy Klosterman 1 Mary Stanton Mary Lou Twiggl Mary Delaney I Joe Paletta Bonnie Ccnrad' Mias Anna McLuckie - STUDENT FORUM PRESIDENT Richard Plummer VICE-PRESIDENT Dorothy Hill CHAPLAIN Jim Gardner TREASURER Marsha Barclay SR. HIGH SECRETARY Janet Nelson JR HIGH SECRETARY Carolyn Cook ASSISTANT CHAPLAIN Chester Carter ASSISTANT TREASURER Linda Folk ADVISOR Mr. Ralph Koontz Homeroom Representatives NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PRESIDENT Janet Nelson VICE-PRESIDENT Dorothy Hill SECRETARY Carolyn Cook TREASURER Marsha Barclay f 0 OOCV Of Q ft o h isiW- TRI-HI-Y PRESIDENT Dorothy Hill VICE-PRESIDENT Linda Folk SECRETARY Sandra Klosterman TREASURER Darlene Logue CHAPLAIN Carolyn Cook HISTORIAN Darlene Brenneman PRESIDENT Phil Bee man VICE-PRESIDENT Ranee Skidmore SECRETARY Karl Van Newkirk TREASURER Larry Fresh CHAPLAIN Chester Carter HISTORIAN Bowen Hardesty President -- Janice Keister Vice-President -- Maxine Robertson Secretary — Naomi Loar Treasurer — Alice Drew LETTER EARNERS Shirley Conrad Mary Bender Darlene Brenne man Mary Arnone Janice Keister 57 NURSES CLUB PRESIDENT Frances Stanton VICE-PRESIDENT Mary Stanton SECRETARY Sharon Lashley TREASURERS Patsy Wilson Carol Witt HISTORIAN Bonnie Conrad CHAPLAIN Nellie White i RECEPTIONISTS Marsha Barclay, Virginia Lewis, Dorothy Hill, Carole Poole, Judy Fabbri, Sandra Klosterman. HEALTH ROOM ASSISTANTS Le Etta Durr, Mary Stanton, Betty Kemp, Mary Lou Twigg, Kay Clise, Bonnie Conrad. PRESIDENT TREASURER John Schultheis Chester Carter F U T U R E T E A C H E R S PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Betty Urbas Mary Grim Sondra Dudley Margaret Mullen HISTORIAN Kay Beeman LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FIRE MARSHALS John Schultheis Mike Wilson George Poland Roy Ritchie Paul Petenbrink Jim Folk Gene Zumpano Blaine Griffith Joe McGowan Mr. John D. Kelly MOUNTAINEER MINUTEMEN P. Segal, C. Sigler, G. Coburn, J. Barry, G. Miller, K. Robertson. USHERS CLUB President - Judy Wellings Vice-President - Kay Hargosh Secretary - Faye Keedy Treasurer - Mary Broadwater CAFETERIA WORKERS CAFETERIA STAFF Tydvil Harris Ruth Martin Vera Chaney Elsie Blank Lydia Ort Helen Thompson Bess Volk STAGE CREW Fred Loar Royce Raines Jim McKenzie PROJECTION CREW Karl Van Newkirk Albert Miller Wayne Lewis David Callin Willard Clark Mike Wilson Bill Dixon Ben Myres Ranee Skidmore Bert Morley Ralph Murphy Jim Layman Derek Monahan Tim Truly Mr. Raymond Pomeroy BEALL TONES B. Hardesty, S. Huff, B. Ewing, G. Perkins, D. Zarefoss, G. Miller, J. Schultheis, L. Zellers, D. Sacco, L. Horner, S. Willetts, R. Winfield, M. Barclay. TEEN TOWN OFFICERS 3 PRESIDENT Gene Zumpano VICE-PRESIDENT Bob Kamauff SECRETARY Janet Fearer TREASURER Connie Loar FRED LOAR Fred is Maryland's State-Wide 4-H tractor driving champion. PANCAKE QUEEN MISS CAROLYN COOK Representing the Frostburg Girl Scouts in the Pancake Queen contest, Carolyn competed with five other girls, Bar- bara Chaney and Alice Drew, repre- senting the Senior and Junior Classes of Beall High, Dorothy Hill, for Rotary Club, Marie Gobel, for the Lions Club, and Joanne Fiery the entry for State Teachers College. 67 QUEEN OF TH E MAY Darlene Brenne man Marylane Roberts Sharon Barclay Joan Folk Margaret Morgan Miss Julia Ann willings N; Shar •i ( nl 5 Barbara Chaney Linda Sweene ranees Bolt y Gaughan Sweitzer HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW HONORED BY D A R. Carolyn Cook, center, received D. A. R award. Runners up are Dorothy Hill and Barbara Chaney. LOOKS Pretty Dolly Brenneman talks with Bill Hyde after being selected to this position by the Beall students. PERSONALITY Joe McGowan, Gene Zumpano, and Barbara Chaney were selected by their fellow class mates as the most personable students at Beall High School. HUMOROUS TYPICAL SENIORS Ruth Lee Kreitzburg and Bill Hyde make daily preparation for the school day. DANCERS Richard Harvey and Patty Minnick work out a new dance step. ATHLETIC «V m Ed Finn and Shirley Conrad talk about the past basketball season. LEADERSHIP Richard Plummer and Dorothy Hill talk things over after being selected to this spot. SUCCESSFUL Students think Karl VanNewkirk and Janet Nelson are most likely to suc- ceed. Mr. Sauder, class advisor, measure prospective graduates for caps and gowns. SEXTET Karl VanNewkirk Don Bush Chester Carter George Richardson Larry Fresh Victor Twigg MUSIC TRIO Patty Delbrook Janet Nelson Marsha Barclay MUSIC, HARMONY, RHYTHM AND ORGA 1st CLARINET 2nd CLARINET 3rd CLARINET OBOE J. Folk B. Snyder J. Carter J. Nelson S. Pugh P. Hoban E. Willetts B. Byrnes M. L. Grimm P. Minnick SOPRANO SAXOPHONE S. Huff D. Monahan C. Sweene D. Sacco D. Hill D. Bolt D. Steele D. Logue R. Plummer D. Wellings P. Hess SAXAPHONE R. Winfield S. Willetts L. Horner S. Harris M. Barclay B. Hardesty 78 NIZATION ARE KEY NOTES TO SUCCESS CORONETS G. Miller J. Schultheis J. Parker D. Williams D. Zarefoss D. Hager E. Robertson P. Winner B. Monahan R. Baer HORN D. Brenne man K. Hargosh J. Adams FLUTE M. Lemmert L. Sweene S. Barclay BELLS L. Shuey S. Kyle L. Ryan P. Delbrook BASS L. Shumaker L. Tranum TROMBONE B. Hyde W. Ewing L. Zeller F. Via BASS G. Perkins D. McFarland DRUMS L. Fresh D. Thomas S. Brode D. Allen B. Baker M. Mullen D. Buckingham 79 SENIOR BAND MAJORETTES Carol Witt, Patty Minnick, Betty Kemp, Darlene Brenneman, Peggy Hess, Ruth Lee Kreitzburg, Linda Folk, Barbara Chaney. FLAG SWINGERS Nancy Martirano, Edith Willetts, Sharon Barclay, Patsy Mills, Linda Sweene, Beverly Strictler. HEAD MAJORETTE Barbara Chaney JUNIOR BAND JUNIOR BAND MAJORETTES Barbara Walker, JoAnn Lewis, Peggy Lewis, Wilda Spiker, Saundra Green, Saundra Fresh. SENIOR Row 1: Deanna Cole Sharon Huff Georgiana Pryor Virginia Taylor Sally Pugh Judy Robertson Susan Phillips Row 2: Jolieta Atkinson Margaret Beal Jeanine Richardson Nellie Winters Sandra Willetts Judy Hager Sandra Ark Dorothy Hill Row 3: Miss Robb Barbara Chaney Fred Davis Karl Van Newkirk Bowen Hardesty Kate Evans Bernie Boyle Wilton Cole CHORUS Row 3: Phil Beeman Valentina Ball Larry Fresh George Richardson Carol Witt Linda Shuey Donna Sacco Shirley Brode Row 1: Peggy Twigg Donna Ross Sandra Twigg Mary Stanton Bonnie Marshall Patty Delbrook Marsha Barclay Row 2: Martha Spriggs Judy Robeson Lynn Horner Judy Carter Alleene Frost Darlene Logue Bonnie Conrad Janet Nelson JUNIOR CHORUS Preparing for the Maryland All- State Chorus are: Larry Fresh, Marsha Barclay, Patty Delbrook, Bonnie Marshall, Miss Robb, vocal music instructor, will accompany the group. FIGHTING MOUNTAINEERS FOOTBALL Gerald Calhoun Head Coach SCORES Frank Munson Assistant Coach We They 0 31 0 19 28 0 0 . . . . Fort Hill . . . 28 20 ... . 0 We They 29 ... . . ... 1 6 . . . . . ... 6 41 .... . ... 12 6 . . . . . . . .21 1 ... . . . . . 0 DISPLAY THEIR BEST 1958 Bruce Smith Co-Captain SEASON RESUME Richard Plummer Co-Captain After receiving early season setbacks at the hands of strong opponents, the Beall eleven developed into a smooth hard charging aggregation. Their fortunes continued to improve much to the delight of their faithful followers. Then in the season finale, before a capacity crowd, the Beall eleven upended the LaSalle Explorers 7-0 to cap a very successful season for Coach Calhoun. SQUAD Back row: W. Hyde, J. Folk, G. Taylor, G. Perkins, F. Parry, D. Shoyer, V. Twigg, R. Linn. Front row: L. Fresh, E. Finn, G. Zumpano, J. Schultheis, B. Smith, D. Thomas, J. McGowan, R. Arnold. QUEEN JULIA WILLETTS VIII Shown crowning Julia is Peggy O'Neal, last years Football Queen. Attendents are Ruth Ann Edwards and Susan Phillips with their escorts Richard Plummer and Bruce Smith. Gene Zumpano John Schultheis Ed Finn Bill Hyde MOUNTAINEERS LOSE INITIAL TILT Three quick touchdowns in the last six minutes of the second period by the Allegany Campers proved the undoing of the Mounties in their first outing of the 1958 season. Beall's mis- cues in the second period paved the way for an alert Alco team to hit pay dirt three times in three possessions of the ball. The second half was a stiffly fought battle with the Moun- taineers matching the Campers on even terms. However, the damage was done, and Beall left the field on the short end of a 31-0 score. KEYSER RAPS BEALL 19-0 Undefeated, unscored on Keyser High, the PVAL Champs stretched their record to 29 straight wins over a stubborn Beall team on September 19. The Mounties fought valiently but the veteran Clarkmen used a varied running and passing game for a three touchdown victory. Schultheis, Finn, Carter, and Thomas played a bang up defense game for Jerry Calhoun's Mountaineers, while Zumpano and Evans highlighted offensive play. Joe McGowan Jim Folk Frank Parry George Perkins BEALL TRIMS SOUTHERN 28-0 Rolling up 304 yards to 99 in running, the Mounties broke into the win column in an impressive way on September 26. Sparked by Gene Zumpano's three touchdowns, Beall triumphed in hardy style over the Highlanders of Oakland. Beall broke the scoring ice in the opening period with a 65 yard dash that culminated with Zumpano's 35 yard romp to the end zone. Hyde added one more touchdown in the final period while Smith cashed in on three extra points and Evans one. FORT HILL TOPPLES BEALL 27-0 Despite the difference in the score, the champion Sentinels had considerable difficulty with a stub- born Beall eleven on October 3rd. Prior to this game the Sentinels had averaged 50 points a game in their first three outings. Beall threatened early in the third period but had their drive halted on the Fort Hill eight yard line. The fine all around play of the Mounties against the champion Hilltoppers gave their supporters confidence in the outcome of future games. Skull drill before final game. Hyde goes for yardage. BEALL DEFEATS ROMNEY 20-0 The Romney Pioneers were handed their first loss of the season on October 10, at Frostburg, by the score of 20-0. With Evans and Hyde toting the pigskin, Beall moved from their own 20 to Romney's 23. Zumpano went through for the score and Bruce Smith's placement was wide. The Mounties later took possession after a Romney punt to their own 36. Hyde picked up 8 and Zumpano raced 50 yards to the 6 from which he went in standing up. He than ran the extra point. Evans tackled on a final talley after Beall had moved from their own 25. Smith added a point from placement. FROSTBURGERS ROUT NORTHERN 39-7 The Northern High Huskies fell victim to a six touchdown scoring spree on October 18. Most of the scoring came as the result of long gallops by Hyde and Zumpano. The charges of Coach Calhoun tallied a pair of touchdowns and an extra point in each of the first, second, and fourth quarters and held the Huskies to a third period score in registering the win. Zumpano, Hyde, Carter, Linn, and Smith participated in the scoring. HANDLY WINS OVER BEALL 20-6 Bill Hyde stopped after picking up gain through Explorer line. In a well played game before a large crowd in typical football weather the Handly Judges won out over a stubborn Beall team 20-6. The first half saw both teams play to a scoreless tie. Early in the 3rd period the Handly safety returned a punt 80 yards for the first score. In the fourth period Handly added two more on pass plays. Beall drove 85 yards on the ground in the 4th period with Hyde going over from 12 yards out. PETERSBURG TRIMMEDIN 41-12 GAME With Zumpano scoring four touch- downs and Evans and Smith chipping in with one each, the Beall eleven swamped the Petersburg Vikings 41-12 on the Frostburg field November 7. Bruce Smith converted for the extra point on five for five tries to highlight the kicking for the evening. The wide edge in the scoring allow- ed Coach Calhoun to use his entire bench. In all, 34 players saw action. BEALL-CHARLES TOWN IN 6-6 DEADLOCK The Mountaineers spent the afternoon of October 31 in Charles Town winning everything but the ball game. Early in the first quarter Jim Evans tied the game with an 18 yard touchdown run through the center of the Panther line. The attempted conversion, however, was blocked. Twice more Beall found itself within Beall wins the toss Of the coin and elects to the Panther three yard line but on both kick to LaSalle as the annual Turkey Day occasions fine line play thwarted the Game gets under way. touchdown attempts. L 1 T 1 Players hold burial services for defeated LaSalle after game. TURKEY DAY TILT TO BEALL 7-0 The fired-up charges of Coach Calhoun gave the spectators in Beall stadium a Turkey Day treat when they served up the LaSalle Ex- plorers on a seven point platter. Fairly evenly matched in the first half, the teams played to a scoreless tie. But from the moment the second half began the Beall eleven completely dominated the game. Led by Smith and Schultheis, the Mountie line smothered the Explorer passers, throwing them for long losses on many occasions. Mixing the T formation with the single wing, the Frostburgers marched 70 yards with Zumpano smacking through the center of the line for the touchdown. Bruce Smith converted for the extra point to make the score 7-0. The victory was a great team effort which rang down the curtain on the 1958 football season. Zumpano goes for 18 yards for a first down on LaSalle's 22. 92 THE LITTLE MOUNTIES Back row: A. Komatz, J. Goebel, B. Hetrick, J. Delany, J. Layman, J. Wilson, C. Stewart, Coach Munson. Front row: D. Hager, D. Bush, J. Elkins, S. Raley, J. Davis, J. Robertson, J. McFarland, J. Crowe, B. Biggs, J. Kidwell. Bill Hyde downed after picking up yardage against LaSalle. WMMSmUi .4 Back row: E. Finzel, T. Wilson, R Nine, J. James, W. Lancaster, N. Geary, B. Lashbaugh, R Sullivan, J. Diehl, K. VanNewkirk, R Kamaui, G. Coburn, L. Watkinson, J. Rephann, R Dunn, T. Race, G. Walker, B. Emmert, R Lewis. Front row: A. Kamauf, J. Hansel, R Andrews, R Beeman, R Duncan, P. Petenbrink, J. Gardner, F. Hall, G. Carter, M. Spiker, 1. Morgan. SOCCER The soccer team finished their schedule playing their best game of the season. They defeated Bruce 2-1, preventing them from becoming the champions of the W. M. I. League and forcing them to share the championship with Valley. The annual W. M. I. Soccer All-Star team found Beall with two representatives - Jim Gardner and Jim Duncan, linemen; Paul Petenbrink and Gilbert Carter were given Honorable Mention. Head Coach Edward Finzel 94 Back row: F. Hall, I. Morgan, W. Metz, A. Elsie, A. Kamauff, B. Tomlinson, J. Wilson, Manager, E. Finzel, Coach. Front row: J. Evans, J. Gardner, E. Finn, J. Hansel, C. Carter, J. Schultheis. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Manager Jim Wilson Coach Edward Finzel 95 Alfred Kamauff Jim Gardner ALL SET, YOU BET! Waiting for the toss up from left to right are Jim Gardner, John Schultheis, Chester Carter, Coach Finzel, and Alfred Kamauff. BASKETBALL SUMMARY In the season opener, Keyser stopped the Mountaineers 67 to 54. The Beall five failed to find the range again and fell to Piedmont 66-42. The LaSalle Explorers edged the Beall cagers in a 68-66 thriller. Ridgley became the Mounties first victim to the tune of 51 to 45. The Alumni next fell to Beall aggregation by a 55-39 score. The Bruce Bull dogs were sent back to their kennels with a 70-54 loss. At Allegany, the Campers gave Beall a basketball lesson 81 to 58. In a hard fought contest Fort Hill emerged victorious 58 to 57. Beall's next loss came at the hands of the Valley hoopsters 59-46. The Indians of Mt. Savage scalped the Mountaineers by a 80-74 score. Piedmont took its return tilt from the Beall five 70 to 55. Beall lost to Ft. Ashby in a game played before the entire student body 81 to 58. The Ridgley five lost again to the Mounties 73 to 41. Beall then squeezed by Bruce in a close battle 72 to 71. The Beall five dropped a close return con- test to Allegany 62-59. Couldn't pry the lid off the basket as Beall fell to Ft. Hill 74-39. The Valley champs got a terrific scare before edging Beall 60-59. Mt. Savage was trounced in return game to the time of 71 to 62. Keyser again proved too tough as we lost by a 58-47 score. Beall closed out the season losing to La- Salle 64-50. 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