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Beall High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Frostburg, MD)

 - Class of 1972

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The Senior Class Of BEALL HIGH SCHOOL Frostburg, Maryland Presents THE 1972 MOUNTAINEER Volume XLV We Dedicate ... The senior class dedicates the 1972 yearbook to Miss Betty Ann Hanna who has won the affection and admiration of all. Filled with an abundance of warmth and humor, she has been a guiding influence to many young people. Miss Hanna has faith in peo- ple. She believes in them, trusts in them, and thus draws out the best in them. THE MOUNTAINEER is dedicated to a person who exemplifies the qualities and ideals of an educator, a counselor, and a friend. Spectrum of Change — Portrays images In blacks In whites In greys And rainbow colored hues. Each of us looks thru his personal prism — HHi IX A TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction . . . . . .1-11 Seniors .... . . .12-39 Faculty .... . . .40-51 Underclassmen . . .52-73 Student Life . . . .74-119 Athletics . . . . .120-149 An End .... . .150-160 A season-change Praying for snow days And sweating out Semester grades. Finding safety From mid-year insanity In Christmas vacation. Eternity is found Between now and June. Like mists in morning sun. Days disappear changing Proms, exams, and Graduation tears Into memories that dim Summer joy with a longing For things past And beyond recall. WILLETTS' TOURS It's waiting. The Outside beyond those doors Is waiting For us. Our time in the sanctuary Has passed And we must move on. Now we must hold our own. Struggle And Contend Against others We don't even know. Once we lived In secure cubicles of comfort But where have they gone? We're told we must leave Our shelters And become young adults. That we must go Through those doors And change the world. So suddenly— And far too soon— The world thinks us older Than we feel. 12 Officers Inspire Grads Personality, enthusiasm, and ability describe this year's Senior Class. Under the guidance of Miss Dru- cilla Schriner, the class of 1972 has reached the highest attainment possible for the last three years. Both as Sophomores and Juniors, the class of '72 held a June picnic on the last day of school. The Sophomore dance, Love is Blue was the initial success of the talented Seniors, and the Senior Prom and Senior Class Day culminated activities of the class of 1972. This year's spirited Seniors involved themselves in various projects. They furnished the basketball roster boards and painted the mountaineer emblem on the gym floor. The Seniors arranged through Senator Beall to obtain an American flag which had flown over the Capitol. The class also replaced the 48 star flag in the auditorium with a 50 star flag Under the direction of Harry Storm, Bob Arnone, Diane McFar- land, and Anna Brodbeck, the class of '72 brought another rewarding year to a close with a Senior Class Day Presentation and an outdoor Commencement. 14 Debonair Seniors Unlock Fashion Doors William Allen Donald Allen Sherry Arnold Robert Arnone Suzanne Baker Genna Berry Bradley Beal Marlene Beeman 16 Jacqueline Blank David Bolden David Bittner Larry Bittner Denise Blank Garry Blubaugn John Blubaugh % I Anna B rod beck John Brodbeck Terry Blank Mark Broadwater Alana Brodie 17 Janice Cosgrove Cathy Crawford Deborah Craze Elizabeth Crowe Jeta Cummings Esthermay Custer Richard Davis Patricia Delaney 18 Sharon Drees Deborah Drew Patricia Drummond Samuel Dudley Co-eds Model Changing Fashions Ambition Drives Robert Dugan Charles Eberly Thomas Durney Allen Fester man James Fike Rebecca Ecfcard Deborah Filer Alan Finzet Julie Emerick Roxanne Engle Jeffrey Farr Roy Faulkner Gloria Gari itz Karen Geary Paula Frost Marsha Fuller Sandra Gordon Linda Grabenstein Class Of 1972 Mary Ann Garton Jean Gets John Green Seniors Seek Solitude Paul Karter Raymond Kailing William Keister Craig Kenney Richard Hughes Judith Hopkins John Huff Thomas Hunt Nora Kasecamp Ellyn Kenney Kevin Kenney Mary Lou Kenney James Koon Colleen Lashbeu9h Barbara Layman Mia Layman Richard Layman Rodney Liller Pamela Lynn Judith Lintz 24 Nevin Livengood Robert Loar Brenda Lynch Theresa Lyons Diane McFarland Dale McKenzie Sally McKenzie Jean McKnew Seniors Reach Higher Goals w i Ili 'i - —J.dL— mm mi,, m Debra Merrbach Richard Miller Robert Moore Robert Morgan Revelry Reaches Dreamers Gerald Morgan David Muir Dwight Murphy Steven Murphy 26 Dennis Plummer Anita Porter Roger Pollock Michael Porter William Payne Thomas Neilson Robert Pifer Debra Plummer Thomas Porter Warren Porter Catherine Pressman Kathy Preston Mary J. Rice William Richardson 28 Roger Ritchie Wayne Ritchie Susan Rizer John Scarpelli Seniors Get It All Together 29 Mary A. Seib Malynda Sgaggero Daniel Shupe Martin Sine Gaiety Offers Pause In Routine Joyce Skidmore Keith Skidmore 30 Rodney Thomas Sue Ann Walker Larry Ward Cynthia Wehler Juanita Wiland Gail Wilhelm William Wilhelm Paula Smith Nancy Smouse Timothy Whitehead Doug Winebrenner Albert Winner Wayne Winner Harry Wolford 31 32 Patricia Ziler William George Allan Bill” Soccer 4 Donald Jama Allan Donnie Sherry L. Arnold Shan Madical Careers Club 4 Sr. Science Club 4 Intramurals 1 2 Banner Gamer 3 Usher Club 4 Robert Arnone Bob Track 1-4 Football 2-4 Honor Society 3.4 May Day 3.4 Fire Marshal 4 Class Officer 4 Senior Class Play 4 Band 1 4 Officer 4 Cafeteria Worker 4 Homeroom President 4 Beall Tones 3.4 So anna Irena Baker Su v Intramurals 1 Jr Science Club 1 Chor 1 Honor Society 1,3,4 Homeroom Officer 1 Homeroom Representative 2 Student Council Officer 3.4 Yeerbook Staff 3.4 Editor 4 B Club 1-4 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 Youth in Government 3.4 Dramatics Club 2-4 May Day 2-4’ Thespian Society 24 Class Play 2-4 Best Actress 3 Musical 2 Poster Club 1 -4 French Club 1-3 Majorette 3.4 Twirling Club 2-4 Sports Club 2 Spirit Club 1-4 Trackette 3.4 Class President 2 Ganna Maria Barry Gtnne Chime Staff 4 Senior Science Club 4 Spirit Club 4 French Club 4 Intramurals 1 Bradley Baal Brad IntTamurals 1 Wrestling 1 Mariana Bathaa Beaman Mariana Intrsmurais 1.2 Home Ec. Club 4 Spirit Club 4 Jr. Science Club 4 Deborah Mane Brngaman Bmgy Intremo'as 1 Library Assistant 1-3 Sports Club 2 Usher Club 4 May Day 4 David William Bittner Bitty Football 1 Track 1,3 Winter Track 2,3 Intramurals 1,2 Larry Bittner Larry Denne Blank Denise Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 Dramatics Club 3.4 French Club 1-4 Majorette 4 Beall High Belles 1,2 Twirling Club 4 $ports Club 1-4 Spirit Club 1.2,4 B Club 2-4 Office Receptionist 4 May Day 14 Play Tournament 2.3,4 Youth In Government 3.4 Class Officer 2.3 Homeroom President 1 Yearbook Staff 3.4 Homeroom Representative 2,3 Student Council Officer 4 Library Worker 2 Jacqueline Blank Jackie Ushers Club 2-4 Officer 4 Color Guard 3,4 May Day 3.4 Terry Ann Blank Blank Spirit Club 1.2 French Club 2 Sports Club 2 Poster Club 4 Intramurals 1 May Day 1.2.4 Tennis Team 2 Garry Lae Blubeugh Red Soccer 1-4 Intramurals i John Francis Blubeugh John Projection Crew 2.3 Vo-Tech 3.4 Intramurals 1.2 David Bolden Dave Vo Tech 3.4 Intramurals 1 Mark Allan Broadwater Mark Intramurals 1.2 Football 1 Soccer 4 Track i Anna Mane B rod back Anna Class Officer 1.4 Homeroom Representative 1,4 Choir 1 Spirit Club 1,2.3 Sport Club 2,3 Honor Society i Dramatic Club 3.4 French Club 1-3 Jr Science Club 1 Intramurals 1 Office Reception it 3.4 Poster Club 3,4 Beall High Bellas 1 2 May Day 2 Homeroom Officer 2.3 John Brodbeck JB Intramurals 1 Football 1,2 Winter Track 2 Weight Lifting 2 Track 1,2 Baseball 3,4 Vo-Tech 3.4 Alana Brodie Alana” Honor Sociat y 1.3.4 B Club 3,4 Spirit Club 1.2.4 Chima Staff 4 Dramatics Club 1 -4 French Club 1-3 Tn-Hi-Y 4 May Day 1.3,4 Intramurals 1 Medical Career Club 2 Brenda Lea Brown Brenda Office Receptionist 3,4 Home Ec Assistant 2.3 Flag Unit, Officer 4 Science Club 4 Intramurals 1 F.H.A. 2 Usher Club 3,4 Officer 4 Twirling Club 2.3 Band 4 Spirit Club 1.4 Sports Club 4 Medicat Careen Club 4 Linds Key Brown Brown e“ Band 1-4 Sports Club 1,2,4 Science Club 4 Spirit Club 14 Ushers Club 4 Medical Careers Club 4 Intramurals 1.2 Lmda Sue Brown Lmda Teacher Assistant 3 William A Cameron Box Honor Society 1,4 Intramurals 1 Projection Crew 2,3,4 Baseball 2-4 Football 3 Vo-Tech. 3.4 John Thomas Csrbaugh Mud Soccer 1.2 Rebecca Carrington ■Becky” Intramurals 1 Spirit Club 1.2.4 Trackette 3.4 F.H.A. 1.2 Science Club 1 Jr. Choir 1 Ushers Club 3.4 May Day 1 4 Sr Choir 4 Band 1-3 French Club 1.2 Tennis Teem 1 Deborah Ann Carter Dabby” Usher Club 3.4 Sprit Club 3 F.H.A. 4 Library Worker 2.4 Intramurals 1 May Day 4 Deborah Marlene Carter Dabby Jr Choir 1 Intramurals 1 David Michael Carter Pud Football 1.2 Soccer 3,4 Basketball 1-4 Track 1.2 Baseball 3.4 Cafeteria Worker 4 Vo-Tech 3.4 Intramurals 1 Deborah Gail Coleman Debbie Intramurals 1 Student Council Officer 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 Trackette 3.4 Spirit Club 1-4 Sports Club 1-4 Dramatics Club 2-4 Thespian Society 3,4 French Club 1-3 Office Reception.st 4 Homeroom Representative 1,2 May Day 1-4 Cheerleader 1-4 Captain 2.4 Choir 1-3 County Chorus 3 Musical 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Jr Science Club 1 Play Tournament 3.4 Full length Play 3 Mike Connelly •Mike'' Soccer 2-4 Cafeteria Worker 4 „ a r Patricia Ann Conway Patty” Beall High Belles 1-4 Officer 3.4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Trackette 3.4 French Club 2-4 Choir 1 -3 Homeroom Representative 2 Thespian Society 3.4 Dram tics Club 2-4 Spin t Club 2-4 Sports Club 2-4 Mev Dey 1-4 Play Tournament 3 County Chorus 2-4 Musical 2 Full-length Play 3 Football Queen 4 Attendant 3 Janice Mane Coagrove Chap Beall High Belles 1-4 Officer 4 May Dey 2-4 Chime Staff 4 Honor Society 2-4 Tri-Mi-Y 4 Dramatics Club 3,4 County Chorus 3 French Club 1-3 Class Officer 1 Choir 1-3 Homeroom Officer 1,2 B Club 2-4 Cathy Crawford Cathy Library Worker 3 Vo-Tech 4 33 Deborah Ann Craze Debi Honor Society 1 Choir 1-3 Spirit Club 1 3 Sports Club 2,3 Student Council OHicar 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatics Club 2-4 French Club 1-3 Trackett 3.4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Intramurals 1 Office Receptionist 4 Science Club 1 Musical 2 May Day 1-4 Homeroom Officer 2.3 County Chorus 3 B Club 3.4 Elizabeth Ann Crowe ''Betsy ' Honor Society 2-4 Science Club 3.4 Dramatics Club 3.4 Choir 4 Jeta Sue Cummings Jeta Attendance Office 4 Intramurals 1 Margaret Esther may Custer Esther F.H.A. 1,2 Officer 2 Musical 2 Choir 1 4 Spirit Club 1.3-4 Ensemble 4 Medical Careers Club 3-4 Chime Staff 4 Science Club 4 Richard James Davis Doc Intramurals 1 Patricia Hell Delaney Patti Beall High Belles 1-4 Officer 3-4 Tn-Hi-Y 3-4 Student Council 3-4 Officer 4 May Day 2-4 Dramatics Club 2-4 Thespian Society 3-4 Choir 1-3 Trackette 3-4 County Chorus 3 French Club 1-2 Homeroom Officer 2-3 Girls Basketball 2-4 B Club 2-4 Sports Club 1 -4 Spirit Club 1-4 Roy V. DeVore Victor Football 1-4 Wrestling 2-3 Track 1-4 intramurals 1 Oav.d O. OeWrti Bird French Club 1 Homeroom Representative 2-3 Homeroom Officer 1-4 Hi-Y 3 4 Intramurals 1 Winter Track 1-4 SpnngTrack 1-4 Football 1-4 Mark Douglas Diehl Diehl Intramurals 1 Deborah A. Drees Debbie Intramurals 1 Sharon Ann Drees Sherry Spirit Club 2-4 Beall High Belles 2-4 Honor Society 1 -4 Science Club 4 Intramurals 1 Library Worker 2 Usher Club 4 May Day 4 Deborah Drew Debbie Patricio Ann Drummond Patty Sports Club 2 Intramurals 1 Office Receptionist 2 Vo-Tech 3.4 May Day 1 James Samuel Dudley Easter Vo-Tech 3.4 Robert Lee Dugan Dug.e intramuras 1 CfOSS-COuntry 14 Winter Track 1 4 Track 1-4 May Day 3 Poster Club 1 Thomas Edward Durney Tad Intramurals 1,2 Cross-Country 1-3 Track 1,2 Winter Track 1,2 May Day 3 Fire Marshal 4 Charles Francis Eberly Chuck Homeroom Representative 3 Fire Marshal 3.4 Dramatics Club 3 Intramurals 1 Football 3 Soccer 4 Baseball 1-4 Basketball 1-4 May Day 3.4 Rebecca Lynn Eckard Becky Intramorels 1 Twirling Club 2-4 Maiorette 3.4 Medical Careers Club 2 Spirit Club 3.4 Dramatics Club 2-4 Library Worker 2 Tri-Hi-Y 4 B Club 3,4 Guidance Office 2.4 Sr. Honor Society 3.4 Cafeteria Worker 4 Judith Diana Eckhardt Judy” Tri-Hi-Y 4 Chime Staff 4 May Day 4 Julia Elizabeth Emenck Julie Spirit Club 1 -4 Intramurals 1 Usher Club 4 Color Guard. Officer 3.4 Roxanne Engl a Rox Intramurals 1 Beall High Balles 1 Spirit Club 1.2,4 Banner Carrier 3 Guidance Office 3.4 May Day 4 Poster Club 1 Jeffrey Farr Jeff Poster Club 1.2 Jr. Science Club 1,2 Sr. Science Club 4 F.T.A. 1-4 Hi-Y 2-4 Dramatics Club 2-4 Thespian Society 2-4 Play Tournament 2-4 Best Actor 2.3 Musical 2,4 3-Act Play 3 Class President 3 Student Council 3,4 Student Council President 4 Youth In Government 2-4 Roy O. Faulkner Roy Football 1 Track 1 Soccer 2.3 Golf 2-4 Jr. Science Club 1.2 French Club 1,2 Hi-Y 2-4 Youth in Government 3,4 Homeroom Representative 1 May Day 3.4 intramurals 1 Poster Club 1,2.4 F.T.A. 4 Choir 1.2 Clament Allan Fas tar man Festie Soccer 14 Wresting 14 Baseball 24 Cafeteria Worker 4 ntramurals 1 Vo-Tech. 3.4 Jamas Fike Jim Vo-Tech. 3.4 Baseball 2 Intramurali 1 Daborah Kay Filar Debbie Band 2 4 Spirit Club 2.3 Ushers Club 4 F.H.A. 4 Intramurals 1 Office Receptionist 4 May Oay 4 Dramatics Club 3 Alan Jon Finzel Zym-Zym Intramurals 1 Track 1-3 Winter Track 1-3 Projection Crew 1.2 Robert P. Foot an Footty Golf Teem 3.4 Projection Crew 3.4 Michele Frisby Michelle Beall High Belles 2.3 Officer 3 Dramatics Club 14 Thespians Society 3.4 B Club 3.4 Spirit Club 1-3 Officer 3 Science Club 1 Choir 1-3 May Oay 24 3-Act Play 3 Play Tournament 4 Paula Lynne Frost Paula Choir 1 4 Sports Club 2 Intramurals 1 Martha Fuller Marsha Intramurals 1 Spirit Club 1.2,4 Office Receptionist 3.4 Choir 1 Chime Staff 4 Gloria Ann Gerlitz Glor French Club 1 Intramurals 1 Band 1.2 Color Guard 4 Library Worker 2 Office Receptionist 4 Ushers Club 4 Mary Ann Garton Mary Ann Intramurals 1 Chime Staff 4 May Day 4 Spirit Club 4 Karan Gaary Karen Band 1.2 French Club 1.2 Intramurals 1 Ushers Club 4 Attendance Office 4 Cafeteria Worker 3 Jean Gats Jeanie Student Council 1.3.4 Cheerleader 3.4 Spirit Club 14 Honor Society 1 -4 Thespian Society 3,4 Dramatics Club 24 Choir 1 4 Band 14 Ensemble 24 French Club 1-3 May Day 14 Play T o urnament 2,3 Girls Basketball 24 intramural 1 Sports Club 2 4 Tn-H4-Y 4 Musical 2,4 Class Officer 1.2 Sandra Kay Gordon Sandy Intramurals 1 Honor Society 14 Dramatics Club 3 French Club 24 Tri-Hi-Y 24 Officer 3 Youth In Government 24 Science Club 3-4 F.H.A. 2 Sports Club 24 Chime Staff 4 Twirling Club 2-3 B-Club 3-4 Spirit Club 14 Linda Diana Grabanstem Linda Guidance Office Worker 2 34 Library Worker 2 Intramurals 1 Spirit Club 1-4 Spons Club 2-4 Cafetana Worker 3 Choir 4 John Green Johnny Football 1-4 Track 14 Winter Track 1-2 Intramurals 1 May Day 1 -4 Dramatics Club 4 Choir 4 Ensemble 4 Hi-Y 4 Band 3 Play Tournament 4 Karen Gre g Karen” Spirit Club 1-4 Choir 1-3 Ushers Club 4 Dramatics Club 2-4 Tn-Hi-Y 4 Chime Staff 4 French Club 1-4 Homeroom Representative-Alternate 4 Musical 2 Beall High Bellas 1-4 Officer 4 Thomas J. Grimes Tom Soccer 1 Cafeteria Worker 4 Spirit Club 1-4 Beall High Belles 1.3.4 Color Guard 2 Intramurals 1 Guidance Office 2 Roxanne Hileman Roxanne Choir 3.4 Intramurals 1 Mery Ann Hoedley Mary Ann Science Club 4 Office Worker 4 Beall Hitft Balias 1-3 David Hol tr g r Little Hoke Vo-Tech. 3-4 Soccer 1 Wrestling 1-4 Winter Track 3-4 Spring Track 1-4 Cross Country 2-4 Intramurals 1 Barbara Jean Hopkins Barb Intramurals 1 French Club 1 Library Worker 3.4 Senior Science Club 4 Judith Anna Hopkins Judy F.H.A. 1.2 Ushers Club 3 Spirit Club 1 Robyn Jane Hager Robyn Intramurals 1 May Day 1-4 Beall High Belies 2 Majorette 3-4 Spirit Club 1-4 Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 Choir 14 Dramatics Club 2-4 Trackette 3-4 Homeroom Officer 1-3 Ensemble 2-4 Chime Staff 4 Musical 2 Sports Club 2 4 Poster Club 1 -4 French Club 1-4 Youth In Government 2-4 Jr. Science Club 1 County Chorus 3-4 Denise Lynne Haney Denise Color Guard 2 Honor Society 1 Spirit Club 1 Library Worker 2 Office Receptionist 4 JoAnn Hanson Jo Ann Chime Staff 4 Declamation Contest 1 May Day 1.34 Intramurals 1 Tr. Hi-Y 4 Dramatics Club 24 French Club 14 F.H.A. 1 Medical Careers 2.4 Jr. Science Club 1 Trackette 34 Beall High Belles 4 Spirit Club 1-2 Brenda Sue Herbal Brenda Sports Club 1-2.4 John Wesley Huff Huffy Cross Country 1-3 Track 1,2 Winter Track 1.2 intramurals 1 May Day 1 Projaction Crew 14 Richard J. Hughe Rick Football 14 Baseball 2 4 Wrestling 1.2 Winter Track 4 Track 1 Intramurals 1 Weight Lifting 3 Thomas L. Hunt Tom Intramurals 1 French Dub 1.2 Science Club 1.4 Chime Staff 4 May Day 1.3.4 Basketball 24 Soccer 4 Glenn Jackson Jack Football 14 Track 2.3 Protection Crew 4 Fire Marshal 3.4 Dianne Harriet James Dianna Tri-Hi-Y 4 Ensemble 3.4 Dramatics Club 24 Spirit Club 1.2,4 Beall High Belles 2.3 Choir 24 Intramurals 1 Homeroom Officer 2 May Day 14 Linda Ann Johnson Linda Guidance Office 4 Nora Elizabeth Kasecernp Nora Vo-Tech. 3.4 Donald Paul Keifer Paul Intramurals 1 Raymond Ksiling Fred Football 1-3 Weight Lifting 2 Winter Track 3.4 Vo-Tech. 3,4 Intramurals 1 Twirling C ub 2 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Spirit Club 1.2,4 Intramurals 1 Sports Club 2.4 May Day 2,4 Homeroom Officer 2,3 M. Colleen Lashbeugh Colleen Intramurals 1 Honor Society 14 Library Helper 3 Attendance Helper 4 Spirit Club 1 Poster 1 B Club 2,3.4 Science Club 1 William Dale Kenter Bill Intramurals 1 Projaction Crew 1 Craig Kenney Craig Football 1.2 Track 1,2 Intramurals 1 Vo-Tech. 3.4 Kevin R. Kenney Keyhole Intramurals 1 Vo-Tech 3.4 Ellyn Laa Kenney Alfalfa Spirit Club 14 Poster Club 3.4 Beall H.0s Belles 2 Homeroom Rep. 3 May Day 1.3,4 Sports Club 1.2 Intramurals 1 3Act Play 3 Honor Society 1.3.4 Thespian Society 3.4 Dramatics Club 14 Play Tournament Dir. 4 Mary Lou Kenney Mary Lou Intramural 1 Library Worker 2.4 James D. Koon Doon Football 1 Track 14 Soccer 4 Winter Track 2.4 Intramurals 1 Jr. Science Club 1 Theresa Koppel Theresa Intramurais 1 Spirit Club 24 Chime Staff 4 Sports Club 3.4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 May Day 3.4 Dramatics Club 4 Belle High Belles 14 Officer 4 Floyd Wayne Kroll Floyd Intramurais 1 Russell A Lancaster Russ Soccer 1 Margaret Ann Langen Peggy Beall High Belles 2.3 Office Receptionist 3,4 Barbara Ann Layman Barbara Beall High Bellas 4 Spirit Club 2.3 Intramurais 1,2 Ushers Club 4 Sports Club 2 Mia Marlene Layman Mia F.H.A. 1,2 Choir 1.2.3 Spirit Club 1.4 Musical 2 Medical Careers Club 4 Guidance Worker 3 Library Worker 3.4 Band 1 County Chorus Honor Society Richard Wayne Layman Rick Football 14 Basketball 14 Track 1.2 Baseball 4 Jr. Honor Society 1 May Day 3.4 Homeroom Representative 1-3 Alternate 4 Fire Marshal 3.4 Intramurais 1.2 Cafeteria Helper 3 Julianna Maria Leece Julia F.H.A 2 Spirit Club 2 Ushers Club 1 Dramatics Club 2 French Club 3 Twirling Club 2 Intramurais 2 Rodney Brant Liller Rod- Football 2 Baseball 14 Soccer 4 Basketball 24 Class Officer 3 Ensemble 3 Band 1,2,4 Beall Tones 4 Hi-Y 24 Yearbook 4 Thespian Society 3,4 Musical 2.4 Full-length Play 3 Play Tournament 24 May Day 1-4 Choir 1 3 County Chorus 2.3 Executive Council 3 Honor Society 3,4 Jr. Science Club 1 Dramatics Club 24 Intramurais 1 French Club 1-3 35 Youth In Government 3.4 Homeroom Officer 3 Homeroom Representative 2,3 B Club 3.4 Judith Elaine Lintz Judy” Spirit Club 1 Band 1 May Day 2 Nevm D. Livengood ''Crock Soccer 1 Intramurals 1 Vo-Tech. 4 Robert C. Loer •■Jake Spring Track 3 Winter Track 4 Theresa Ann Lyons 'Terri” May Day 2-4 Ushers Club 2-4 Vo-Tech 4 Intramurals 1.2 Sports Club 2 Brenda Lynn Lynch Brenda Homeroom Officer 2.4 Intramurals 1 Spirit Club 1-4 Sports Club 2 Beall High Belles 2.3 Library Assistant 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 May Day 2-4 Pam G. Lynn “Psycho Guidance Office Worker 3 Diane McFarland Diane Spirit Club 14 Dramatics Club 2-4 Tri-Hi-Y Officer 3.4 Tr -Hi-Y 2-4 French Club 1-3 Twirling Club 1-4 Beall High Belles 1 Homeroom Representative 1.3 Class Officer 2-4 Trackettes3.4 Choir 1.2 Majorette 2-4 Captam 3.4 May Day 1 -4 Sports Club 1.2 F.T.A. 1.2 Dele Anthony McKenzie Dale Intramurais 1 Vo-Tech. 3-4 Sally Ann McKenzie Sally Intramurais 2 Ushers Club 2 Dramatics Club 1 Jean Me Knew Jean Choir 3-4 Flag Unit 4 Debra Ann Merrbach Debbie Intramurais 1 Richard Keith Miller Rich Ensemble 2-4 Choir 1-4 Jr. Science Club 1 Poster Club Hi-Y 2-4 Dramatics Club 2-4 Thespian Society 3-4 Musical 2-4 3-Act Play 3 Intramurais 1 French Club 1-3 Yearbook Staff 4 May Day 1-4 Golf Team 2-4 Band 4 Youth In Government 3-4 County Chorus 2-4 State Chorus 4 Homeroom Officer 2-3 Spring Festival 1-4 Play Tournament 4 Robert Lee Moore Bob- Protection Crew 2-4 Robert A Morgan Bob Soccer 1-4 Wrestling 1 Baseball 1.34 Intramurais 1 Projection Crew 3-4 Gerald Morgan Gladis Intramurais 1 Projection Crew 4 Margaret Morgan Margaret Intramurais 1 Spirit Club 1 Flag Unit 4 Guidance Office 3.4 David Alan Muir Dave Dwight Gerald Murphy Murphy Mouse Choir 1 -4 Band 14 Ensemble 2-4 Beall Tones 3.4 Wrestling 3 May Day 1-3 Cross Country 1 Spirit Club 3.4 County Chorus 3.4 State Chorus 4 Musical 2 Steven Kent Murphy Myrtle Intramurais 1 Choir 1-4 Musical 2 Ensemble 3.4 County Chorus 2-4 Debra Myers Debbie” Dramatics Club 2-4 French Club 1-4 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 Choir 1.2 May Day 1-3 Sports Club 2 Cheerleader 2 Majorette 3.4 Youth In Government 3.4 Honor Society 3.4 Spirit Club 2-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Twirling Club 3.4 Trackette 3.4 Musical 2 B Club 3.4 Homeroom Officer 3 Thomas John Neilson TJ. Soccer 2.3 Track 2 Robert Edward Nelson Couse intramurais 1 Hi-Y 2-4 Honor Society 2,3 Dramatics Club 3 Youth In Government 4 May Day 3,4 Fire Marshal 3.4 Football 1,3 Soccer 2.4 Basketball 14 Baseball 1-4 Jr. Science Club 1 George Nolan Root- Soccer 3,4 Intramurais 1 Gordon Opel Gordy Intramurais 1 Football 2 Golf Team 2-4 William Bernard Payne Bear French Club 1 Fire Marshal 3.4 Football 14 Wrestling 1-4 Track 1-4 Intramurais 1.2 Robert L. Piter Bob Intramurais 1,2 Projection Crew 2-4 Debra Plummer Deb Intramurais 1 Spirit Club 1.2,4 A.F.S. 3 Guidance Worker 3 Library Worker 4 Dennis Plummer Boz Football 1 Soccer 2-4 Basketball 2 Intramurais 1 May Day 1.2 Homeroom Representative 3 Roger Pollock Buckshot” Intramurais 1 Basketball 1,2 Vo-Tech. 3,4 Anita Louise Porter Anita May Day 1 French Club 1 Spirit Club 1 Band 2 4 Musical 2 May Day 2.4 Library 1-3 Michael R. Porter Farmer Intramurais 1 Soccer 1-4 Winter Track 1.3.4 Track 1,3.4 Hi-Y 2-4 Officer 4 Play Tournament 3,4 May Day 3.4 3-Act Play 3 Science Club 1,3,4 Dramatics Club 3,4 Youth In Government 3.4 Thomas Ross Porter Tom Vo-Tech 3.4 Wbrren Lae Porter Hairy Catherine Pressman Cathy Linda Kathryn Preston Kathy Homeroom Representative 2-4 Homeroom Officer 1 May Day 3,4 Dramatics Club 3.4 Spirit Club 1-4 Sports Club 2-4 Maiorette 3.4 Tri Hi-Y 4 French Club 1.2.3 Jr. Science Club 1 Intramurais 1 Twirling Club 2-4 Youth In Government 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Library Worker 2 Theresa Margaret Rafferty Liz Intramurais 1 Honor Society 1 Ushers Club 4 Albert Lee Raley Big Al Football 1-4 Winter Track 2-4 Spring Track 14 Weight Lifting 1 -4 Intramurais 1 May Day 2-4 Fire Marshal 4 Band 4 Choir 3.4 H -Y 3 County Chorus 3.4 Gary Lee Rank Slick Soccer 1-3 Projection Crew 1-4 Maria Margarat Reed Fire Engine Cheerleader 1.2.4 Ensemble 2.3,4 Choir 1 -4 Chime Staff 4 Spirit Club 1.2.4 French Club 1.2 Trackettes 3,4 County Chorus 3.4 Intramurais 1 Musical 2 Homeroom Representative 1 Homeroom Alternate 2.3 Sue Ann Rephenn Sue Intramurais 1 Choir 1-4 Ensemble 2-4 May Day 1-4 Band 2-4 Beall Tones 2-4 French Club 1,2 Musical 2 Trackette 3,4 Dramatics Club 1-4 Thespian Society 2-4 Honor Society 1 -4 Sports Club 2 Science Club 1 B Club 2-4 Homeroom Officer 2.4 Homeroom Representative 3 36 Miry Jar Rice Mary Jana Spirit Club 1-4 William B. Richer daon Will 4 Vo-Tach. 3.4 Roger Data Ritchie itch Soccar 1.3 Office Worker 4 Intramurals 1 Wayne Ritchie Ralph Football 1,3.4 Wrestling 1-4 Track 1-4 Intramurals 1 Vo-Tach 3.4 Susan Ruar Flossay Spirit Club 14 Ushers Club 2-4 Sports Club 2-4 Sciance Club 2-4 F.H.A. 2-4 Library Helper 2-4 Tv rling Club 2.3 Medical Careers Club 2.4 John E. Scar pal 11 Scarp Intramurals 1 Homeroom Representative Football 1 4 Track 4 May Day 3.4 Winter Track 1-4 Chime Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Weight Lifting 2 Fire Marshal 4 Edgar Shoemake “Ed-head Vo-Tech. 4 Brenda J Schurg Brenda Choir 1 Spirit Club 1 Ushers Club 4 Cathy Ann Schutz Cathy E nsemble 2-4 Choir 1-4 Band 1-4 Captam 4 Spirit Club 1 -4 Dramatics Club 2-4 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 French Club 1 3 B Club 3-4 May Day 1 4 Francis E. Seib Buckwheat” Football 1-4 Track 1-4 Winter Track 1 -4 Weight Lifting 1-4 Intramurals 1 Mary Ann Serb Mary Ann Band 2-4 Beall High Belies 4 Honor Society 1 Sports Club 2-3 Spirit Club 2-3 r 1 r£ hiurats 1 Ushers Club 4 Malynda Ann Sgaggero Melynda Beall High Belles 1-3 Spirit Club 1-4 Intramurals 1 French Club 2-3 May Day 2-4 Poster Club 1-3 Sports Club 1-2 Daniel W. Shupe Snoopy Football 1-4 Track 1.2 Wrestling 1-4 Intramurals 1 May Day 2.3 Cafeteria Worker 4 Projection Crew 3 Fire Marshal 4 Chime Staff 4 Richard Martin Sine Marty Band 1-4 Choir 1 Football 1,2 Track 1 May Day 1.2 Hi-Y 2-4 Musical 2 3-Act Play 3 Beau Tones 3.4 Projection Crew 4 Fire Marshal 4 Youth In Government 3,4 County Chorus 3.4 Yearbook Staff 4 Ensemble 4 Joyce Ann Skidmore Red Up Spirit Club 1-4 Ushers Club 2-4 Color Guard 3.4 Honor Society 2 May Day 3.4 Keith Allen Skidmore Jake lie Smith lla Intramurais 1.2 Sports Club 1.2 Paula Sue Smith Paula Band 2 4 Ushers 3.4 Attendance Office 4 Intramurais 1 Nancy Jane Smouse Nance Tennis Team 1-4 Honor Society 1 -4 Band 14 Basketball Team 2 4 Sports Club 2-4 B Club 2-4 TrhHi-Y 4 Science Club 4 Intramurais 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Gary L. Spiker Noopy Intramurais 1 Soccer 14 Basketball 4 Harry Carl Storm Harry Class Officer 4 Football 1 Baseball 1 Tennis Teem 3,4 Golf Team 2.4 Ensemble 2-4 Band 14 Beall Tones 3,4 Hi Y 2-4 Yearbook Staff 2-4 Thespian Society 2-4 Dramatics Club 2-4 Musical 2 3-Act Play 3 May Day 1-4 Choir 1,4 Youth In Government 4 B Club 2-4 Student Council Officer 3 Rodney Thomas Goat- lntramurals 1 Soccer 3 Vo-Tech 3.4 Sue Ann Walker Duck- Student Council 4 May Day 2-4 Choir 2-4 Ensemble 3,4 Musical 2 Spirit Club 2.4 Sports Club 2,4 Trackettes 3.4 County Chorus 3.4 Tri-H.-Y 4 Larry Alan Ward Larry May Day 1.3.4 Ensemble 3.4 Choir 1-4 Musical 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Play Tournament 3 Cynthia Suzanne Wehler Cynthia Chime Staff 4 Spirit Club 1-4 Sports Club 1-4 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 Poster Club 14 B Club 1 -4 Cho.r 1.2 Class Officer 3 Intramurais 1 Honor Society 1 -4 Treckette 3.4 Homeroom Representative 3.4 Timmy L. Whitehead Tim Juanita Gay Wiland Gay WiMwm Michael Wilhelm Wilt Football 14 Batketbaii 1-4 Track 1-4 Projection Craw 1 May Day 3.4 Intramurais 1 Chime Staff 4 Gail Wilhelm Gail Intramurais 1 Mark D. Wmebrenner Doug Intramurais 1 Football 14 Basketball 2-4 Weight Lifting 1 Track 1.2 Projection Crew 4 Poster Club 4 Albert Lee Winner Al Cron Country 1 Football 2 Soccer 3.4 Winter Track 3.4 Track 1.3.4 French Club 1 Wayne Winner Pinky- Football 2.4 Winter Track 2-4 Track 2 Cross Country 3 Intramurais 1.2 Vo-Tech. 3.4 Harry E Wofford Wink Intramurais 1 Football 1.2 Track 1.2.4 Projection Crew 3 Soccer 3 Robert William Wnght Fu y Football Track 1 Projection Crew 3 Intramurais 1 James Raymond Wright Fleabite” Intramurais 1 Tennis Team 3.4 Stephen Harold Youngerman •Steve Intramurais 1 Projection Crew 3 Harold Yutzy Toots Soccer 13 Patricie Ann Ziler Red Squirrel Spirit Club 1 Choir 1 Intramurais 1 Library Assistance 2 Flag Unit 4 Ushers Club 4 Seniors Select Superstars Best Athletes - Danny Shupe, Nancy Smouse Most Talented - Rodney Liller, Cathy Schutz Class Clowns — Richard Miller. Ellyn Kenney Best Personality - Albert Raley, Diane McFarland 39 From three R's To inverse proportions We have journeyed together. To them we have looked For our futures To them we have entrusted Our minds And our lives. Even as they taught us— We taught them. Together we found That teaching must be one With learning To succeed. The teacher and the taught Become one. Soon we will leave To test what they have given us. To see if we are prepared. With apprehension we hope They haven't failed. The administration coordinates the affairs in the school. Its goal is to aid students and ascertain an enjoyable attitude toward school life. The admini- stration's involvement with the students helps to es- tablish a close relationship between the teaching staff and the students. Mr. Joseph Pellerzi, while supervising office oper- ations, also coordinates institutional services and di- rects building and student services. Mr. Joseph Carter and Mr. Enordo Arnone assist the principal. They take the time to become involved with student activ- ities. Decisions on the behavior of students constantly arise, but underneath the shouting appears a helping hand. As a link between the faculty and students, the administration must approach a problem from all points of view in order to formulate the best possible solution. While'keeping pace with today's current educational trends, they offer sound advice in policy matters relating to the scholastic program. 42 Questioning Students Query Past And Present Students studied the history of man's past in an effort to gain an understanding of the political, eco- nomic, and social aspects of life. The range of study varied from the Cro-Magnon man and ancient Greece to the Korean War and the drug problem. A family life program was added to the curriculum. Learning through experimentation was one of the teaching methods used in the science department. Students familiarized themselves with Erlenmyer flasks, Bunsen burners, and microscopes. Courses in chemistry, biology, and earth science gave students an opportunity to understand the modern technological world. Mr George Pfrogner, chairman, supervised a staff of six instructors. Language is man's basic instrument of communi- cation. In the literature-centered English curriculum the student is able to interpret, write about, and discuss the literature he reads. The wide range of activities enables him to exchange his ideas with those of his peers. John F. Armstrong Ellen P. Arnone Enordo R. Arnone Harry W. Baker Shirley J. Bishop Elsie G. Blair Thomas S. Blair - Ruth H. Bowyer William D. Byrnes Charles C. Carney Joseph V. Carter Nile E. Chaney Ealnor Lloyd and Mr. Pfrogner preview family life materials. Teachers Express Changing Trends Roy M. DeVore Barbara M. Doolan Jennie S. Evans Patricia Filsirtger Phyllis Ganyu Esther Geiger Catherine Goldsworthy Jane H. Grindel The library functions as an important part of a student's education. Students found materials to complete required assignments. Some students also mastered the techniques of independent research. A new addition to the library was the audio-visual ser- vice with the availability of filmstrip viewer, turn-table and earphones, and the cassette recorder. The foreign language department again carried on its tradition of interpretation and discovery. Verb conjugations, endless vocabularies, and spontaneous recitations echoed from the third floor. In a remodeled home arts suite, the department taught a variety of useful skills, from bread baking and slip-stitching to canning and family budgeting. The curriculum included a day-care center for twenty children from the community. Industrial arts offered practical training in voca- tional skills. Projects, completed in the workshops, required the use of T-squares, drills, welding units, and circuit breakers. Students and teachers worked together and also laughed together in an effort to attain a common goal- understanding. In an atmosphere conducive to learning, a mutual respect was formed. To achieve a comfortable unity was the aim of both students and teachers. Mrs. McFarland and Mrs. Jones appear comfortable and casual. 46 Educators Contribute Individual Talents Coach Finzel supervises all interscholastic sports events. 48 Raymond P. Miller Paula W. Munson Lloyd L. Neilson Maurice Nelson The guidance department aids students in curric- ulum choices and schedule planning. They also ad- minister all testing, send college transcripts, and ar- range parent-teacher conferences. Physical education received some innovations this year. The staff added fencing, archery, and bowling to the curriculum. Emphasis was placed on individual sports that can be played in later life. The music department encouraged proficiency in vocal and instrumental skills. Choir and Ensemble represented achievements of excellence in singing. The Beall High band provided music for half times, the spring concert, and assemblies. Office machines, duplicators, and pencils supplied the student with the necessary means to obtain busi- ness training. Instructors in the commercial courses prepared students for achievement in American private enterprise. Mrs. Lindaur helps nursing student Vicki Parsons feed Mr. Nixon devours the stock market during a lunch break. Dummy A. Robert E. Nelson Lonnie E. Nixon Margaret S. Payne Joseph H. Pellerzi 49 Teachers Aid Students With Curriculum Elizabeth T. Treacy Donna Wagoner The math department under the direction of Mr. John Armstrong, offered a wide selection of courses, ranging from basic math to trigonometry and intro- ductory calculus. Math, a science based on numbers and symbols, necessitated the use of reason and logic. Teachers instructed students in the application of theorems, proofs, graphs, and equations. The art department supervised by Mrs. Filsinger offered instruction in several areas. Sketching, enam- eling, sculpting, and designing invited expressions of the students' imaginations. Teachers encourage their students to use line, shape, and color. Linda Wagoner Mabel S. Wilton 50 Janitors, Cooks Aid School Serving the school, both the janitorial and cafe- teria staffs made BHS a livable place to spend the day. 51 We stand At crossroads. Hesitant, Uneasy, Unsure. Suddenly the joys Of our past Become foolish things At which to laugh With our friends. Confused — We wander With the aimless crowds. Unlearned — We stumble in the pitfalls Of Life until We grow wise with the knowledge That we are growing up. And now we must look forward To the new horizons. It seems so strange To be no longer child And not yet adult. Class of '73 led by capable officers. G«il Atk n on Russell Atkmson Dale Baker Everett Baker Roy Barnes Francme Barnhart Roxann Bean Retha Beemen Susan Bevan Toni Biggs Lome Blenk Marsha Blank Barbara Brasheer Debbie Brode Bobbie Jean Brown David Buckalew Lois Buckalew Jeffery Bucy Debbie Buskirk Robert Carder Cynthia Chabot The class of '73 applied a sincere effort this year in preparing to assume command when they become seniors. The juniors exhibited an undying enthusiasm for all activities in which they became involved. Gregory Clark Jim Connor Susan Cook Terry Cook Peggy Cosgrove Virginia Crawford Debbie Dayton Eugene Deal Bill DeVore Janet Dishong Bernard Drees Ronald Drees Mary Drew Charles Durney Dennis Durr Robert Eckerd Gary Edwards Dixie Fadeley Dale Fike Patrick Fmzel Carol Fisher Catherine Folk James Fraze Cormn Ganyu Kenneth Garlitz Anita Gaumer Bemta Gaumer Paul Gordon Diane Gracia Esther Greco David Grimes Kevin Grove Susan Gurley Mika Haislip Brand Hansel Dwight Harden Jozette H rp r William Harpar Pamela Her tig Ronald Hitchens Gary Hochendoner Linda Hostetler Debbie Hoy men Chris Humbertson Joe James Brenda Jay Debbi Johnson Mary Kenney Terry Kenney Carmel Kight Patricia Kopper Alice Langan Donna Layton Peggy Layton Suzanne Lemmert Ealnor Lloyd Juniors Strive For Seniority John Malloy Raymond Mannick Michele McCain Wendy McDonald Brian McGreevy Carol McKenzie James McKenzie Leo McKenzie Ronald McKenzie Sherry McKenzie Jeff Michael Darlene Miller John Miller William Miller Charles Monahan Robert Moran Robert Moulden Pamela Murphy Martin Neat Edward Negley Nancy Newcomb Joyce Nicol Vicki Persons Walter Patterson John Pleecher Jimmy Poland T ’ Wayne Nicol Kathy Oliver Linda Pape Rick Pappas John Wilson studies the results of a lab experiment. Marian Poole John Preston Linda Prichard Dwight Railey William Rankin Ruth Ranson Barbare Reeves Georgette Render Juniors Exhibit Promise John Rennie John Rephann Gilbert Rice Marion Richardson Robyn Robertson Linda Rosenberger Willard Ross Debbie Rush Eugene Schurg Ralph Scott Vo-Tech offers students an opportunity to receive job training. Michael Seib Elizabeth Seibert Valeria Seiferth Jean Shuman Barbara Skidmore Nancy Skidmore Paula Skidmore Sue Skidmore Lawrence Smith Daniel Smouse Bill Steele Susan Stewart Sharon Swauger France Sweitzer Ruth Taylor Tyson Tharp Victoria Tharp Roberta Thomas Daniel Twigg Carol Vogtman Freddie Walker Mery Walters Margaret Ware Lora Whitefield Terry Whitehead Debbie Wiland John Wilson Michael Wilson Brenda Winters Mark Woods Craig Workmen John R Wright John W Wright Lori Yost Sophomore officers combine ability and leadership. The class of '74 concentrated their efforts on sponsoring the sophomore dance. Many hours of work went into the success of the dance. Class mem- bers started in early November to choose a theme. The sophomore class was under the leadership of Julie McMorran, Jeannie Kenney, Liz Elliott, and Kathy Kenney. Sheryl Albright Greg Arnold Cathy Atkinson Gary Atkinson Beverly Baker Randy Baker Dennis Bentz Francis Barry Julie Cochran Kimberly Collins Pamela Craze Linda Crowe Sharon Crowe Theresa DeVore Beth Diehl Lisa Donahue Royce Douty Dean Duckworth Mark Duckworth William Duckworth Cecelia Edwards Thomas Ellifritz Elizabeth Elliott Leslie Engle John Evans Mary Jane Fair Roberta Ferree Donna Fester man Beth Ann Filer Diane Filar Dennis Finzel Debbie Fletcher Michele Folk Judy Freal Billie Sue Fritz Kitty Gerlitz Lynne Glass Debbie Goetz Jim Gordon Richard Gray Albert Greco Jeffrey Griffith Doug Guild Rita Heberlem Connne Haney Terry Harman Joy Her per Keith Harper Sophomores Pursue Individual Interests Robert Hess Mery Jane Hetz Randy Hilemen Allen Hiiiegess Jayne Hounshell James Hughes Eric Humbert son Keven Inskeep Kim Jackson Brenda Jenkins Kevin Jenkins Debra Jones J Glenn Levin Mary Layton Robert Leece Rons Liller Douglas Line Linda Livengood Tommie Gale Lloyd Glenn Loer Patrick Logsdon Darrell Lyons John Malone Greg Mann Pam Martin Joan Martirano Charlie McKenzie Nancy McKenzie Paul McKenzie Timmy McKenzie William McKenzie William McKnew Linda McMillan Julie McMorran Sharon Merbaugh Adma Merrbaugh Irene Metz Holly Miller Raymond Morgan Tom Morgan Sophomores excel in the sport of fencing Jerry Muir Kam Ann Murphy Michael Murphy Lisa Myers Larry Negley Michael Neileon Rosa Marie Neilton Deanna Norris Karen Ogden Donna Pape Peggy Persons Billie Plummer Mary Poole Betty Pope Donald Raley Dwayne Rankin Joy Reed Russ Rephen John Rephann Gary Rash Eeriene Richardson Darrell Ritchie Ronald Ritchie Dave Sandford Vicki Sandvick Arlene Shields Candace Shoemeke Mary Short Dave Shupe Ellsworth Skidmore Hugh Skidmore John Skidmore Frances Smith John Snyder Larry Stekem Cathy Stansberry John Steele Jay Stevens Shirley Stevens Vicki Sweitzer Brenda Teccino Jackie Taylor Class Of '74 Participates Wayne Taylor Brenda Thomas Harry Thomas Larry Thomas Becky Twigg Cathy Vizza Charles Waites Elaine Walker Ellen Walker Brad Walters Chris Wampler Terrilee Weimer Kathy Wellmgs Susan Werner Daloe Wert Helen Wiland Craig Wilhelm Martha Wilson Randy Wmebrenner Melanie Winner Debbie Witt Bonnie Wolford Michael Wolford Dawna Yost Joseph Yutzy Lmda Yutzy Peter Ziler Dennis Albright Edward Albright Tad Allison Linda AI ward Oiana Andres David Arnold Patricia Arnold Paul Arnold Philomena Arnona Kannath Baker Patricia Baal Cynthia Bavan Barnard Bittingar Charryi Bittingar Mark Bittnar Navm Bittnar Roxanna Bittnar Susan Blaka LasJia Blank Robart Biankfiald Julia Biubaugh John Bo I dan Arthur Bond Karan Bond Freshmen Represent Midway The class of 1975 reached the midway point in high school. They left behind the walls of the Junior High and became an invaluable addition in the senior high wing. The freshmen lent endless support to school activities and functions. Bran da Bowtar Maria Bowser Dave Broadwater David Broda Karan Bunner Cathy Burner Barbara Butler Sam Butler Helen Cameron Kathy Carr Cnarles Carter Richard Carter Bobbv Caton Cathy Chaboi Steven Clark Gilbert Colmar Marty Conner John Cook Jeff Nelson, president; Leslie Blank, vice president; Cathy Winner, secretary, and Ann Stewart, treasurer, Joseph Crawford Paris Crishner led the class during the 1971-1972 year. 62 i Darlene Crow Ivan Crowe Jan tea Cuttar Larry Cuttar Margaret Cuttar Roger Dishong Brand Drae Gana Drees Char I ay Draw Danny Drummond Joyca Duckworth Lucinda Dugan Ronma Dugan Susan Eckhart Shawn ia Eiaal Kanny Elliott BaBa Elricfc Ronald Evans Tracy Farr Mary Joan Falkar Sandra Fishar Waslay Foot Patricia Frost Tarry Frost Bruca Fullar Jim Garlitz Kavm Gaary Rogar Go mar Tammy Griffiths Cathy Gross Vickis Habarlsin Bruca Hanna Doug Hanson GIsana Harpsr Andy Higgins Davs Hitchms Robart Langan Suasann Lash baugh Sheila Lash lay Dean Layman Mark Layman Grag Lavin Stavan Lease Harry Lewis Thelma Lavas Debbie Linde man Stave Llewellyn Andrea Logue Jeff Mann Danny Mannick Jim Martin I Mary Montana Sandra Moran Karan Morgan Mark Morgan Russell Morgan William Morlay Pamela Munaon Ronald Nagiay Anna Neilson Jetl Nelson Angela Nichol Cindy Nicolota Jeff Olatn Pamela Patterson Debra Rennie Cathy Rephann Cheryl Rice Deve Robe eon Dean Roae Rhonda Roaley Barbara Ruah Marilyn Sandvik Raymond Seed Watkm Scott Gary Saib Peggy Seib Mildred Seibert Peggy Settle Bill Sgaggero David Shailda John Shirley Faye Shockey Mark Shupe William Simona Suaan Staler Chia Skidmore Mary Skidmore Sharon Sleeman John Smith Richard Smith William Smith Samuel Snyder Freshman displays artistic talents. Roae Patton John Persons Keith Pfaff Margaret Plummer Paula Plummer Carole Porter Terri Pryor John Raley Ralph Ramhoff Ruth Redmger Terry Snyder Christy Souders Dave Spiker Tracy Standford Chuck Stansberry Karen Stevens Tim Stevens Anne Stewart Dev id Stewart Louis St Mane Janice Sweuger James Taylor Rick Tharp Cindy Thomas Tarn Thomas Larry Thuts Steve Tnchel Amy Vadnais Class Of '75 Shows Hope For The Future Susan Wagner Carolyn Walker Francis Walker Perry Walker Hugh Walters Kathy Wampler Roger Wampler Bill Warn Paul Webber Mike Weddie Jeannie Whetstone Brenda Whitehead A ft f Lynn Whitehead Kathy Williams Mike Willison Robert Willison Brad Wmebrenner Denise Winfield Cathy Winner Derrick Witt Sonya Wochter Rebecca Woods Dawn Wright Rick Wright John Yates Sharon DaVault David DaVora Linda Dickay Roy Draw Dari ana Duckworth Janica Duckworth John Dunkla Mark Edwards Lori Engls Jamas Evans Elama Evarlina Dianna Failingar Officers unify class of '76. The class of '76 gained control of the junior high this year. They set an example for the incoming seventh grade. Class members actively supported Mountie athletics and organizations. The eighth grade was led by Sandy Whetstone, president; Sherie Myers, vice president; Carol Prichard, secretary; and Missy Sleeman, treasurer. Eighth Grade Displays Spirit Of '76 Craig Brook I ay Barnard Burl Branda Buskirk Paula Chabot Carol Champ Paul Cordts Balm da Coagrova Winma Craza Marry Crrvaro Tina Cummings Danms Dayton Martin Dalanay David Adams Lynn Adams Josaph Arnona Kimbarly Atkinson Margarat Atkinson Gaorga Bakar Malania Baa man Robyn Bittnar Robart Bittingar Robart Bisk Doug Bland William Blubaugh Dabbis Bo I dan Robin Bond Donna B rod back Diana Broda Mich sal Broda Tom Ferrell Keith Filsmger Duane Folk Sheryl Folk Steve Frazee Cheryl Geumer Robert Gilkey Julius Goepp Tim Gordon Heidi Grey Keith Greig Lerry Guthrie Linde Heberlem Chuck Hager Rendeii Heger Dene Harden Joann Herns Susan Herns Kenneth Higgins James Hillegas Kevin Ho ben Kathy Ho Ismger Bill Horner Karen House) Kenneth Hughes i i i mnmmm i V A ? P I IV Underclassmen predict outcome of Turkey Day game. Roxanne James James Johnson Pamela Jones Paul Kehl Steve KamauM Fredd King Ralph Kmeriem Steven Koch Jeff LeClair Evelyn Livingston Mary Logsdon Mark Lucas Pamela Lyerly Jill Malone Mike Manmck Frances Martirano Sheryl McKenzie William McKenzie Debbie Me Knew Jamie McMorran Eddie Merbeugh Rachel Michaels Jimmie Mickey Berbers Miller Cheryl Miller Gregory Miller Jenet Miller Vincent Montane Cheryl Moore Elizabeth Morgen Harry Morgen Doug Moulden Cheryl Myers William Myers Christine Neilson Ricky Neilson Lena Nicolato Activities Interrupt School Routine Classroom variation breaks daily schedule. David Nizinski John Nolan Debbie Off man Peter Ogden Stephanie Olsen Cynthia Pepper Donald Pfaff Renee Pneski Bobby Poland James Pope Bobby Powers Bill Preston Sandra Preston Carol Prichard Dianne Prichard Shirley Redmger Becky Raphan Victoria Rephann Brant Richard Danny Ritchay Tamarra Rizar Kannath Robaaon Mark Robertson Howard Ross Rusaall Ryan David Sandvick Richard Scarpalii Clyda Seal! Charla Schultz Gary Scott Rabacca Saifarth Sharon Sgaggaro Laaa Shrivar Sandy Simmon Cathy Skidmor Thomas Skidmor Cynthia Slaaman Malisaa Slaaman Richard Sloop Dabra So I omen Glanatta Stanton Jonathan Stark Tad Stott Dave Thoma Gail Thomas Donald Undarwood Jama Walkar Cindy Watkins Pamalla Weir Douglas Whetstone Robert Whetstone Rhonda Whorton Carol Wiland David Wiland Alan Williams Elysa Williams Edith Willison Jamas Willison Lisa Wmebrenner Sheila Wmf .aid Lou Ann Winter Randy Wright Brenda Youngarman Tarn Zumpano Mark Taylor Beverley Thomas The class of '77 became the first class to elect seventh grade officers. As they entered Beall, the seventh graders experienced changes in school life. Nancy Adams Paul Adams Sammy Arnone Juliann Atkinson Sandra Atkinson Timmy Atkinson Larry Bendle Bar nett a Bittmger Oamta Blair Kim Blank John Blankfield Kenneth Blubaugh Tammy Bond Cindy Bone John Bolt John Boore Mildred Boore Willy Boyle Raymond Brasheai Patricia Brode Sandra Brown Chris Buckalew David Cairl Doug Carter Oiane Cessna Natalie Chabot Joann Chaney Linda Clark Cindy Cook Ricky Cooper John Cordts Billy Croft Julie Crowe Tammy Cutter Detdra Davis Richard Davis Harold Deal Phyllis Deal John DeVault Robert DeVore Dianne Dickey Debbie Dixon Donne Duncan 70 Joann Durney Allan Eichorn Sue Elliott Mark Engle David Enaor Jack Ewing Brenda Farral Charles Fezenbeker Barbara Falkar Crystal Filar Diana Filar Tammy Filar Dana Fisher Underclassmen engage in extracurricular activities. Class Of '77 Discovers Many Firsts Debbie Folk Richard Folk Debbie Foye Carol Fraley Linda Fresh Richard Fuller Tarn Gentry Gail Goldsworthy Frances Gordon John Griffith Keith Harmon Anna Harper Barbara Harris Jackie Hav ins Kathy Hinton Lois House) Richard House! Demse Hovatter Donald Hovatter Kent Inskeep Becky Jackson Debbie Jenkins Roxann Jenkins Warren Jenkins 71 Louis Johnson Jerry Keating Mery Keating Vicki Kenneil Brenda Knieriem Alicia Koch Brian Lashbaugh Hilda Lashbaugh Dwayne Lavm Joseph Laymen Beall Greets New Faces A ■ i 4. Gail Leace Jean me Leece M Cathy Lehr £ ik I ■ A • i— A Tt Brende Liven good Mark Llewellyn ■BAjs r? W 1 1 Ml if ; Cheryl Loar Kay Lyons James Martin I 1 j Michael Martin Pam Martin V. j Mike Martirano fJi. £?6 iifif AAA ■ Mi 1 Donna Mason Mil 4 JhO £££« r ' vl ; A P A m. 1 - Bonnie Miller ■4 1 4«' George Miller M r Mark Miller ? Joe Minnick Randy Monahan Nevm Montana Paul Moran Joni Morgan Mary Morley Janet Munroe Mark Munson Brenda Myers Paula Myers Melissa Neilson Karl Nickel Mark Nightingale Eric Nizinski John O'Connor James Ogden Bill Patterson Nancy Plummer Clayton Rafferty Robert Raynor Tommy Raynor Kathy Raphann Paul Raphann Pamela Ri er Jeff Robeson Steve Robeeon Scon Rose Debbie Rowe Steve Schurg Bryan Saifarth Roy Shaffer William Short Selina Sigler Cindy Skidmore Gregory Skidmore Jama Skidmore Ronda Skidmore Wilma Snyder John Solomon Ann Sowers Thomas Spiker Stephen Stansberry Patricia Stepp Nancy Stevens Richard Stevenson Kathy Stewart Vicki Stewart Ricky Wmebrenner Douglas Witt Constance Workman Marvin Wright Randy Wright Virginia Yutzy Club meetings. Pep rallies. Greasepaint and floodlights. Student Life — A melange of extra-curriculars As much a part of school as Homework, Classrooms, And noisy, crowded halls. Activities of crepe paper And masking tape. A snow-shrouded band practice. Painting signs, shoveling snow. A musical and May Day. Winning — and losing — A play tournament. It's four meetings the same day And trying to get to them all Or that brief one after school That's just long enough For you to miss the bus. It's working with others And realizing that education Is more than books. These things we will remember. Long after present participles And Civil War generals fade away These will be our memories. A Student Government Democracy In Action The 1971-72 Student Council has been busier than usual this year. The Youth Senate wrote the Beall High Constitution, revised the B Club point system, and passed a new school dress code. Mr. Nixon and Mrs. Jones gave the representatives a free hand in their efforts of becoming a strong voice. A. President Jeff Farr calls the assembly to order. B. . .. one nation, under God . .C. Representa- tives: L. Myers, S. Crowe, V. Burle, J. Hounshell, P. Edwards, J. Vrieze, M. Martirano, T. Gentry, J. McMorran, A. Broadbeck, S. Walker. Second Row: B. Hanna, B. Nelson, T. Farr, D. Prichard, C. Pric- hard, B. Skidmore, C. Rephann, V. Jones, G. Harp- er, P. Kopper. Third Row: K. Jenkins, M. Connors, C. Durney, E. Moran, M. Wilson, P. Kahl, R. Trichel, M. Delaney, R. Monahan, J. Nelson, M. Atkinson, B. Eckard, K. Preston. D. G. Rendar, assistant trea- surer; L. Prichard, senior high secretary; D. Cole- man, chaplain; P. Delaney, treasurer; D. Craze, assis- tant senior high secretary; D. Blank, junior high secretary; S. Baker, vice-president; R. Liller, assis- tant chaplain; J. Farr, president. E. The Student Council tries to follow Parliamentary procedure. 76 77 A Yearbook Staff: On The Move From September to February a chaotic and pa- thetic class was worked and slave-driven by their advisor to complete the yearbook earlier than usual. A dedicated staff spent many hours out-of-class to meet Mrs. Arnone's deadlines. The yearbook staff sponsored a Howdy-Doody Dance in order to raise enough money to add forty pages to the '72 Moun- taineer. The staff sacrificed the possibility of colored pictures to provide Beall students with a larger year- book with more pictures. A. Editors Susie Baker and Harry Storm zoomed to a finish. B. Copy editor Rodney Liller raced to a dead- line. C. Debi Craze, activities editor; Debbie Coleman, organization editor; Nancy Smouse, underclass editor; Kathy Preston, senior editor; Debbie Myers, adver- tising manager; Rodney Liller, copy editor; Bob Nel- son, faculty editor. D. Mountaineer Staff: L. Prichard, D. Myers, D. Craze, K. Preston, D. Blank, M. Winner, S. Baker, J. Nicol, D. Coleman, L. Myers, C. Kenney, T. DeVore, J. McMorran. Second Row: C. Durney, M. Sine, H. Storm, N. Smouse, L. Ward, R. Liller, R. Miller, B. Nelson, J. Scarpelli, M. Wilson, R. Rephan. E. The photographers helped the business manager move toward a changing Mountaineer. 78 79 Chime Staff: Cool News Another first honor went to the '72 Chime Staff, which published two six-page issues, the first being a Thanksgiving Day issue with the insert fea- turing 'Turkey Day participants and the second, a graduation issue. Innovation served as the key word for the staff this year. The journalists chose a six- column horizontal make-up with down-style head- lines; they accented photo-journalism and contem- porary media ideas. The staff, which enjoys freedom of choice in decisions concerning the paper, im- plemented a new nameplate emphasizing Beall Chime . A.Editor-in-Chief, Cynthia Wehler. B. Page editors K. Grieg, T. Koppel, T. Hunt, J. Cosgrove, R. Hager. C. Sports editors: D. Shupe, J. Scarpelli, B. Wilhelm; typist, M. Garton; copy editor, A. Brodie. D. Business and advertising managers: J. Hanson, M. Fuller, S. Gordon, M. Reed; feature editor, E. Custer; headline editor, G. Barry; art editor, D. James. B 80 Students Earn Participation Points Students earn B club points by participating in various extra-curricular activities. A B denotes 800 points; a bar, 1300 points, and a star, 2800 points. B Club, Front Row: J. Hounshell, P. Smith, L. Kennedy, T. Koppel, B. Brashear, B. Eckard, S. Gord- on, D. Myers, C. Schutz, S. Sleeman. Second Row: J. Nicol, L. Blank, C. Porter, B. Fritz, J. McMorran, L. Myers, B. Reeves, B. Skidmore, P. Martin, E. Moran, R. Layman. Third Row: A. Brodie, C. Wehler, P. Cosgrove, C. Rephann, V. Seifarth, C. Vogtman, C. Chabot, D. Blank, L. Seibert, D. Smouse, C. Durney, H. Malone, E. Schurg, R. DeVore, B. Hanna, R. Liller. B. B + Star: J. Geis, S. Baker. C. B + Bars, Front Row: L. Prichard, P. Delaney, J. Cosgrove, K. Poole, R. Ranson, M. Blank. Second Row: S. Rephann, H. Storm, C. Lashbaugh, C. Ganyu. Beall Scholars Exemplify Leadership The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of American sec- ondary schools. The Beall chapter maintains the hon- or roll bulletin boards and publishes the menu. D. Honor Society, First Row: J. Geis, R. Ranson, S. Gordon, M. Blank R. Liller, C. Ganyu, B. Eckard, C. Lashbaugh, Second Row: B. Arnone, S. Rephann, M. Wilson, D. Myers, J. Farr, A. Langan, C. Chabot, S. Drees, B. Crowe, Third Row: J. Cosgrove, L. Prich- ard, S. Baker, C. Wehler, A. Brodie, N. Smouse. 83 Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y Assist Rotarians The Tri-Hi-Y has completed a most successful year. As a community project for underprivileged children, the girls dressed dolls for the Salvation Army's Christmas drive. The new trash cans around the school and the mass clean-up in the spring were part of the Tri-Hi-Y's ecological project. The club supported their activities by selling Mountie bumper stickers. The Hi-Y was responsible for selling programs at all home football games. This activity provided mon- ey for the cost of the Youth and Government pro- gram and the Christmas Dance. Members worked hard to clear the area for the Turkey Day bonfire, held in twelve inches of snow. At the World Service Fair the Hi-Y operated a cassino to help cover the cost of their World Service pledge. Jointly the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y performed many services. Both clubs assisted at the Rotary's Pancake Festival. And for the first time, the clubs sponsored an initiation picnic for new members. In December, the Tri-Hi-Y held the annual Christmas Dance, The Peppermint Ball. As a part of the County Council, club members participated in the World Service Fair, and traveled to Annapolis for the Youth and Govern- ment program. 84 Theater Arts: Avenue For Talent The Thespian Society establishes and advances standards of excellence in all phases of theater arts. The focus of the Society has always been on the student—his achievement, his involvement, and the betterment of his education in theater arts. Thespian Troupe 1701, along with the Dramatics Club, spon- sored the annual one-act play tournament and the May Day program. They also assisted with all assem- bly programs. In the fall eighty-two senior high stu- dents journeyed to the Washington Country Club for a smorgasbord dinner. Following a stuffing contest, the group enjoyed Jesus Christ Superstar at the Shady Grove Music Fair in Gaithersburg. Dramatics Club, Front Row: J. Nicol, K. Preston, D. McFarland. Second Row: P. Delaney, M. McCain, D. James, B. Eckard, R. Hager, K. Greig, T. Koppel. Third Row: J. Geis, D. Craze, P. Conway, J. Cos- grove, C. Ganyu, E. Seibert, J. Dishong, M. Blank, R. Ranson, D. Coleman, L. Prichard. Fourth Row: D. Blank, S. Baker, H. Storm, E. Schurg, D. Myers, J. Farr, C. Schutz. Thespian Society: R. Miller, R. Liller, S. Baker, S. Rephann, P. Conway, P. Delaney, M. Frisby, E. Ken- ney, J. Geis, D. Coleman, H. Storm. 87 Juniors Win The Junior Class, with their presentation of Verne Powers' “High Window, broke the senior's two-year winning streak at the annual play tournament. Mem- bers of the winning cast included Best Actress Corinn Ganyu, Marsha Blank, Ruth Ranson, Dan Smouse, and Robert Moulden. Patty Delaney and Patty Con- way directed the junior entry. The Sophomore Class entry was the comedy Three's A Crowd, by Sara and E. C. McCarty. The cast included Nancy McKenzie, Pat Logsdon, Lisa Myers, David Shupe, and Russell Rephan. Ellyn Ken- ney and Michelle McCain directed the tenth grade entry. The Senior Class presented The Devil and Daniel Webster by Stephen Vincent Benet. Twenty-eight members appeared in the cast. Pictured are Jeff Farr, Richard Miller, and Harry Storm, Best Actor. Student directors were Jean Geis and Cathy Schutz. The entry featured unusual lighting effects. A. Senior Chorus relaxes after a hard, morning prac- tice. B. First Row: R. Hileman, B. Hansel, D. James, E. Custer, C. Schutz, W. McDonald, J. Thomas, J. Geis, M. Reed, D. Fadley. Second Row: C. Humbert- son, S. McKenzie, R. Bean, J. Walters, L. Tharp, R. Thomas, B. Carrington, D. Murphy, R. Robertson, B. Crowe, D. Buskirk, T. Whitehead, D. Miller. Third Row: N. Newcomb, Y. Taylor, B. Reeves, R. Ranson, D. Rush, A. Gaumer, S. Rephann, L. Ward, R. Miller, H. Storm, D. Harden, M. Sine, L. Grabenstein. Fourth Row: J. McKnew, L. Yost, S. Skidmore, G. Rendar, P. Frost, V. Seifarth, A. Raley, S. Murphy, J. Green, M. Wilson, J. Frase, D. Murphy. C. Ensemble: First Row: D. James, J. Thomas, M. Sine, C. Schutz, S. Walker. Second Row: D. Harden, R. Miller, S. Murphy, D. Murphy. Third Row: J. Frase, H. Storm, M. Reed, J. Geis. Fourth Row: R. Ranson, E. Custer, S. Rephann, L. Ward, J. Green. D. State Chorus: R. Miller and D. Murphy. E. J. Frase, B. Crowe, and R. Hileman rehearse for the Christmas program. A A. Seventh-Eighth Grade Chorus: Row 1: G. Stanton, R. Monahan, K. Wellings, P. Moran, E. Wilhelm, C. Myers, L. Engle, R. James, C. Skidmore, B. Twigg, B. Livingood, T. Weir, B. Jackson, A. Blair, D. Folk. Row 2: B. Cosgrove, H. Gray, M. Martirano, S. Fish- er, D. Harden, K. Atkinson, P. Lyerly, C. Watkins, A. Sowers, M. Keating, E. Livingston, B. Felker. Row 3: R. Bittner, S. Simmons, T. Rizer, F. Martirano, J. McMorran, B. Thomas, C. Skidmore, J. Vrieze, D. Failinger, C. Filer, D. Dickey. Row 4: A. Harper, C. Neilson, Y. Nicolota, B. Rephan, C. Sleeman, M. Sleeman, J. Housel. Row 5: L. Winebrenner, C. Pri- chard, L. Adams, D. Brodbeck, J. Malone, D. Pri- chard, D. McKnew, C. Wehler, M. Logsdon, J. Mon- roe. B. Crystal Filer hurries to a practice session. C. Ninth Grade Chorus: Row 1: K. Williams, R. Raynor, C. Dugan, A. Vadnais, S. Sleeman, P. Frost, P. Mc- Kenzie, V. Jones, V. Haberlein, D. Crowe, C. Nico- lota, C. Souders, R. Rosley, T. Griffiths, M. Sandvik, P. Miller, A. Stewart. Row 2: K. Bond, B. Butler, H. Cameron, L. Kennedy, M. Plummer, C. Chabot, M. Seibert, G. Harper, S. Shea, C. Porter, J. Duckworth, S. Blake, K- Stevens, C. Grose, D. Lindeman, P. Settle. Row 3: R. Patton, S. Lashbaugh, D. Andres, J. Jackson, R. Bittner, B. Rush, K. Carr, C. Rice, T. Farr, D. Rose, H. Skidmore, T. Allison, B. Fuller, S. Butler. Row 4: J. Cutter, T. Thomas, C. Hitchins, D. Winfield, A. Logue, D. Rennie, P. Munson, A. Hig- gins, P. Arnold, C. Morley, J. Olsen, J. Yates, A. Crowe, R. Smith. D. Tenth Grade Chorus: Row 1: V. Burl, B. Wolford, B. Taccino, M. Hetz, D. Pape, D. Norris, T. Bridges, P. Martin, J. Hounshell, J. Stevens. Row 2: S. Crowe, S. Cadwalader, M. Wilson, R. Neilson, M. Wilson, M. Folk, D. Goetz, B. Ferree, B. Thomas, J. Griffith. Row 3: K. Wellings, A. Shields, C. Stansberry, B. Filer, J. Muir, D. Yost, M. Poole, J. Taylor, K. Harper, J. Lancaster. Row 4: L. Crowe, J. Harper, B. Plummer, R. Haberlein, S. Werner, R. Kelly, M. Murphy, B. McKenzie, R. Winebrenner, G. Atkinson. 92 Organizations Serve Student Body B A. Poster Club: B. Payne, J. Green, R. Miller, T. Blank, E. Kenney, D. James, S. Walker, D. Drees, D. Filer, J. Eckhart, J. Huff, M. Deal, R. Faulkner, R. Lancaster. B. B. Payne designs a poster for the spring festival. C. Ushers Club: J. Skidmore, M. Winner, B. Schurg, T. Lyons, D. Carter, J. Blank, B. Brown, S. McKenzie, J. Leece, S. Arnold, D. Carter, P. Smith, L. Pape, J. Dishong, L. Brown, M. Folk, D. Bingamin, D. Filer, S. Swauger, P. Ziler, L. Rafferty, D. Filer, D. Pape, B. Wolford, M. Drew, D. Goetz,M. Hetz. D. Fire Marshals: A. Raley, B. Payne, M Eckard, C. Durney, E. Moran, R. Layman, M. Sine, H. Storm, J. Rep- hann, G. Jackson, J. Scarpelli, B. Nelson, D. Shupe, C. Eberly, B. Arnone, R. DeVore. E. Projection Crew: B. Moore, D. Winebrenner, B. Pifer G. Jackson, R. Ritchie, B. Footen, A. McKnew, D. Rankin, B. Skid- more, J. Morgan, J. Huff, B. Beal, G. Rank, A. Hil- legas, A. Ruby, R. Gray, B. Morgan, J. Michaels, E. Moran, W. Duckworth, W. Nichol, D. Buckalew, J. Connors, G. Atkinson. 94 Clubs Look Ahead Science club members sponsored various projects and field trips this year. In December they traveled to the planetarium to see the moon rock specimen. The club also experimented in photography and radiol- ogy. Future Homemakers is a club for girls interested in homemaking. Members aid other organizations with receptions and dances and also participate in the conference at Hood College. A. Science Club: B. Hopkins, N. Smouse, G. Barry, D. Murphy, R. Ranson, L. Prichard, D. Guild, K. Poole, A. Greco, J. Griffith, S. Gordan, B. Crowe. B. Jr. Science Club: S. Atkinson, T. Weir, S. Robeson, R. Fuller, J. O'Connor, T. Bond, A. Williams, C. Fazenbaker, M. Martirano, L. Haberlein, N. Chabot, J. Atkinson, B. Youngerman, B. Rephan, P. Cordts, J. McMorran, C. Miller, K. Robeson, P. Atkinson, F. Martirano, M. Sleeman, C. Myers, K. Atkinson, S. Olson, L. Shriver, C. Sleeman, C. Pepper, C. Prichard, J. Malone, D. Prichard, B. Thomas, R. Hager, M. Delaney, G. Miller, P. Ogdon, T. Rizer, J. Ewing, T. Atkinson, K. Greig, R. Sloop, D. Adams, D. Failinger. C. F.H.A.: S. Sisler, S. McKenzie, J. Dishong, D. Bingaman, T. Bean, P. Ware, D. Dayton, D. Carter, R. Robertson, L. Pape, C. Stansberry, S. Crowe, D. Filer, D. Crowe, M. Harris, D. Wright. D. First Row: B. Youngerman, E. Everline, S. Atkinson, B. Farrell, M. Morley, M. Keating. Second Row: D. Solomon, D. Failinger, E. Livingston, M. Beeman, C. Gaumer, J. Miller, C. Cook, P. Brode, J. Crowe, P. Rizer. Third Row: P. Atkinson, B. Thomas, C. Skidmore, R. Bond, S. Harris, D. Dixon, G. Leece, B. Bittner. Vo-Tech Students Acquire Skills For Future A. Tyson Tharp grinds the trunk of a '59 Ford. B. With the circuit patching unit, Charlie Monahan tests for electrical resistance. C. Debbie Brode and Donna Layton fashionably style the hair of Diana Messick, a classmate from Flintstone. D. Jeff Michaels learns to wire a.house while observing Bill Rankin and Robbie Carter. E. Dale Fike, Leo McKenzie, Marvin Mc- Kenzie, and John Miller watch Ronnie McKenzie cut a walnut strip. A Students Aid School A. Bookstore workers: J. Nicol and C. Chabot. B. Senior High Library workers: P. Hartig, R. Bean, L. Buckalew, M. Bingamen, L. Elliott, J. Walters, M. J. Hess, J. McKnew, E. Walker, B. Hopkins, J. Leece, B. Lynch, P. Ware, J. Martirano, M. L. Kenney, D. Plummer, J. Hounshell, D. Carter, P. Layton, S. Swauger. C. Cafeteria workers: B. Arnone, T. Grimes, C. Eberly, S. Stewart, G. Rendar, M. Neat, R. Lay- man, D. Shupe, B. Miller, F. Walker. D. Junior High Library workers: T. Walker, D. Folk, S. Harris. Front row: L. Engle, J. S. Mickey, P. Martin, S. Atkinson, K. Stewart, P. Myers. Second row: G. Lease, N. Stevens, D. Dixon, C. Cook, J. Lease, D. Cessna, W. Craze, T. Cutter. Third row: B. McKenzie, M. L. Logsdon, A. Harper, P. Jones, J. Monroe, B. Miller, C. Bone, R. Skidmore. E. Office receptionists: M. A. Hoadley, G. Wilhelm. P. Langan, B. Brown, D. Craze, A. Brodbeck, M. Fuller, D. Haney, D. Blank, D. Filer, D. Coleman, C. Vogtman, L. Seibert, L. Blank. F. Guidance: M. Sgaggero, M. J. Rice, D. Carter, L. Johnson. G. Attendance: B. Lynch, C. Lashbaugh, D. McFarland, P. Delaney, S. A. Walker, J. Cummings, P. Conway. A 100 Qercle Franqais, F.T.A. Plan Future A. French Club: C. McKenzie, J. Nicol, B. Ferree, J Brode, E. Walker, L. Donahue, S. Crowe, D. Chabot Second row: M. Folk, C. Chabot, L. Seibert, R Ranson, L. Myers, C. Stansberry, B. Fritz, J. Me Morran, B. Filer, L. Elliot. Third row: J. Martirano M. Hetz, B. Wolford, K. Poole, D. Guild, J. Griffith J. Stevens. B. French Club officers: President, J Nicol; Vice-President, B. Ferree; Secretary, J. Brode Treasurer, E. Walker. C. Future Teachers: A. Wil liams, L. Seibert, C. Chabot, J. Nicol, L. Blank, S Harris, E. Schurg, B. Fritz, J. Martirano, P. Martin. Students Take Trips To Foreign Lands Jay Frase, a member of this year's junior class, spent last summer studying and visiting various Euro- pean countries. The trip was sponsored and financed by the Foreign Study League. Jay and 260 students from other areas of the United States visited Paris, Rome, and London. The purpose of the tour was to allow students to study abroad and to see the way the people lived. While in Europe, Jay had the oppor- tunity to see many landmarks. He visited Buckingham Palace, the Louvre, the Eifel Tower, the Sistine Chap- el, and the Vatican. The students attended classes and spoke conversational French. Jay received one acad- emic credit for the tour which lasted six weeks. Cathy Schutz, a senior, spent last summer touring the United States and Europe with 501 high school students. Cathy was selected from hundreds of appli- cants to participate in America's Youth in Concert, a program sponsored by the Universal Academy for Music. The talented songstress departed the latter part of June for New Jersey and four days of long rehearsals. The Young Americans presented their first concert at Carnegie Hall. From there they journeyed to Washing- ton and performed at Constitution Hall. Cathy had the special privilege of being present at the White House when the President signed the bill giving the eighteen year olds the right to vote. President Nixon presented Cathy with a souvenir pen, one of her most treasured momentoes. The first week of July found the young Americans in London where they practiced for a performance at Royal Albert Hall. In Brussels, they gave an outdoor concert, and then traveled on to Paris. After a concert in Paris the young vocalists trav- eled to Zurich, Switzerland and then to Innsbruck, Austria. Cathy also visited Venice, Florence, and Rome where the group gave performances. The tour ended on July 26. Popular Music Color Guard: J. Emerick, G. Garlitz, J. Skidmore, J. Blank, D. Dayton, D. Witt, S. Merbaugh, M. Winners. Flag Corps: B. Brown, S. Werner, L. Yutzy, D. Bus- kirk, K. Kenney, A. Logue, J. McKnew, M. Drew, B. Bowser, E. Walker, D. Winfield, P. Skidmore, M. Richardson, R. Fuller, N. Skidmore, A. Ziler, M. Morgan. Seniors: H. Storm, P. Smith, C. Schutz, B. Arnone, L. Brown, N. Smouse, R. Liller, A. Porter, R. Miller, D. Murphy, D. Filer, S. Rephann, M. Sine, J. Geis, A. Raley, M. Seib. Juniors: P. Hartig, T. Biggs, P. Layton, P. Murphy, M. Blank, L. Buckalew, E. Baker, W. Steele, D. Smouse, J. Rennie. Sophomores: D. Guild, J. Brummage, H. Thomas, H. Miller, K. Wellings, J. Reed, F. Barry, E. Richardson, L. Don- ahue, D. Shupe, R. Liller, C. Stansberry, D. Line, R. Rephan, J. Steele, J. Stevens, T. Lloyd, T. Harmen, J. Taylor, J. Pleacher, K. Jackson, A. Brayton, P. Ed- wards, C. Wampler, B. Grimm. Freshmen: W. Foor, M. Layman, J. Nelson, B. Hanna, M. Shupe, D. Lay- man, D. Lancaster, R. Blankfield, D. Wright, T. Grif- fiths, P. Beal, C. Dugan, L. Alward, J. Duckworth, S. Blake, D. Albright, C. Porter, T. Woods, C. Stans- berry, D. Hanson, S. Lease, S. Llewellyn, M. Wilson, T. Sanford, K. Geary, R. Tharp, S. Sleeman, K. Stevens, V. Hough, K. Greig, B. Richards, C. Hager, M. Sleeman, R. Blake, L. Schultz, H. Ross, S. Harris, D. Moulden, A. Williams. B. Danny seems well pleased with the band performance. C. The band dances to Showcase. D. The instrumentalists re- hearse for next performance. E. Mr. Munson observes the band during halftime. F. A color guard stands at attention. 105 Majorettes: Twirlers Add Sparkle A cadence starts, and a baton repeats the beat, moving with precision. The tempo quickens, and the baton spins faster, forming large circles in the misty air. The award winning Beall High majorettes have just completed another sparkling performance. Besides appearing at football games, the thirteen- member squad participated in parades, pep rallies, and the bonfire before the Turkey Day Game. In the squad's first year at Seton Hill, a national majorette clinic, the girls captured two awards for excellence. Seniors Kathy Preston, Debbie Myers, Susie Baker, Denise Blank, Robyn Hager, Becky Eckard, and cap- tain Diane McFarland made their final performance in the Memorial Day parade. Feature twirlers Vicki Jones and Suzanne Lemmert and returning majorettes Brenda Jay, Corinn Ganyu, Bobbie Ferree, and Pam Munson anticipate next year's season. 106 High-Steppers Kick To Fame The Beall High Belles, advised by Mrs. Helmick, high-stepped into the 1971 season with a new look. Officers and line donned royal blue jump suits with bolero vests and hats. The precision drill team proud- ly performed at the Mountie football games and in the local parades. Because of their excellence, the Frostburg State band invited the girls to entertain during the halftime of the Frostburg State-Glasboro game. Officers of the Beall High Belles attended sum- mer camp at Indiana University. The girls were in- structed in precision marching, dance, and high-kick routines. Belles: Patti Delaney, captain; Patty Conway and Kathy Poole, co-captains; Karen Greig, Janice Cos- grove, and Theresa Koppel, lieutenants. Drill team members were Cathy Atkinson, Kim Blank, Leslie Blank, Terri Bridges, Joy Brode, Bobbie Jean Brown, Susan Cook, Peggy Cosgrove, Liz Elliot, Carol Fisher, Sandy Fisher, Diane Gracie, Linda Hostetler, Brenda Jenkins, Lori Kennedy, Jeanie Kenney, Barbara Lay- man, Linda Livengood, Pam Martin, Michele McCain, Julie McMorran, Cindy Persons, Peggy Persons, B. J. Plummer, Cathy Rephann, Linda Rosenberger, Liz Seibert, Barbara Skidmore, Mary Skidmore, Brenda Thomas, Terri Thomas, Ellen Walker, Terry Weimer, and Kathy Winner. Alternates were Denise Croston, Deanna Norris, Kathy Oliver, Robin Robertson, Mary Ann Seib, Cindy Clark, and Chris Wampler. Managers were Karen Blank and Linda Yutzy. Banner carriers were Diane Filer and Sheryl Albright. 110 The Spirit Club together with the Beall Student body had mi h to do with this years Turkey Day. Postponed for two days because of 12 inches of snow, the game could only be played after the shovel- ing of snow by the student body and the efforts made to plow the field. The Spirit Club built the Turkey Day float for the queen and her court and a postponed bonfire was rescheduled for the eve of the Snow Bowl. Spirited Mounties Show Devotion in Views Sloshy Victory The varsity football squad for 1971-1972 proudly chose Miss Patricia Conway as reigning foot- ball queen. Patty was crowned by Mr. Pellerzi at the Turkey Day game. Snow and rain drove Patty and her attendants to sit in the stands instead of on the traditional float. Patty made an impressive appearance in a long, blue Victorian gown. Attendants Cindy Persons, ju- nior, and Theresa DeVore, sophomore, wore gold gowns. The royal court inspired the mountie team to victory over rival Bishop Walsh despite a sea of mud. The queen, her attendants, and hundreds of spec- tators enjoyed the once-postponed Mud Bowl. Yearbook Queen Glides Through Winter Season The 1971-72 Mountaineer Queen, Diane McFar- land, was crowned at the annual Christmas dance by Mr. Pellerzi. Escorted by Bob Nelson, Diane was chosen by a penny-vote of the student body. The queen represented homeroom 103. Serving as Moun- taineer princesses were Theresa Koppel, 106; Becky Eckard, 203; Sharon Drees, 105; Brenda Lynch, 110; and Debbie Myers, 101. Diane reigned over all winter activities. Miss Mountaineer was sponsored by the 1972 yearbook staff. 115 Queen Debbie Reigns Debbie Myers was selected by popular vote of the student body to reign as the 1972 Queen of the May. Debbie was elected to the court in her freshman, sophomore, and junior years. Each class chose their own attendants. Senior at- tendants were Diane McFarland and Maria Reed; ju- nior attendants, Bobbie Jean Brown and Cindy Per- sons; sophomore attendants, Billie Sue Fritz and Linda Livengood; freshman attendants, Sonja Wachter and Peggy Sue Seib; eighth grade, Jamie McMorran and Cherie Myers, and seventh grade, Julie Atkinson and Susie Elliot. Queen Debbie was crowned at the afternoon per- formance given for the student body. Two evening performances were also presented for the public. 117 118 A cast of 250 students sang and danced their way through the twentieth century during the annual May Day spectacular. Featuring a program of decades, the cast spent many hours writing and producing the two-hour show. They reminisced through the Charles- ton, Al Jolson, Charles Lindbergh, Snow White, and Shirley Temple. They recalled WWII, the jitterbug, and rock 'n roll. They staged segments from Fiddler on the Roof and Jesus Christ Superstar. The pro- gram concluded with a salute to the prisoners of war in Vietnam. A Race Through History 119 It's graduating from driveways And weed-grown vacant lots To cinder tracks, limed fields. And courts of wood or clay. It's a self-testing frustration Of your first time in the game Or the bittersweet joy Of your last. It's sweat and anger and matburns and blisters. It's pride and shame. It's being hit by the noise Of a cheer-led crowd or running In a silence-laden solitude. It's a hard-won pin, a birdie, A love game, a new record, a tie-breaking penalty kick, fatigue-born nausea, and numbing cold. It's the painful realization That, despite what they say. It's not how well you played But the score people remember. It's a pep rally, a band, majorettes, a drill team. It's a testing of self. It's company in victory And loneliness in defeat. 120 Cheerleaders: Co-eds Boost Spirit Under the enthusiastic leadership of captain Deb- bie Coleman, the 1971-72 spirit squad sparked the Mounties on to many victories. The cheerleaders promoted school spirit and spurred a thunderous re- sponse from fans. Taking time out from their regular practice, the girls designed spirit posters and bright- ened pep assemblies. Seniors Debbie Coleman, Jeanie Geis, and Maria Reed used cheers with a soul beat rather than the traditional yells. Underclass cheer- leaders Alice Langan, Carol Vogtman, Babs Reeves, and Georgette Rendar will return to inspire the Mounties in September. In her second year as advisor, Mrs. Jaehn encouraged precision among the seven girls, and she helped them with the pep rally presenta- tions. Heightening a victory or easing a defeat falls to this squad, who enjoyed a Spiritfull year. Varsity Gridders Collect Five Wins The 1971 Mountaineer football team brought pig- skin spirit and victory back to Beall with their first winning season in three years. The Mounties compiled a 5-4-1 record, finishing third in the P.V.C. with a 3-1-1 record. The football Mounties finished strongly with convincing victories over Masontown, Keyser, and Bruce. Then after losing a hard-fought and well- played game to Allegany 14-0, the Mounties bounced back with a postponed Turkey Day victory over Bis- hop Walsh. This final game of the 1971 schedule was played in adverse weather conditions of snow and mud. But the Mounties came from behind to win with two TD's in the third quarter. A. Front Row: M. Wilson, B. Payne, D. Winebrenner, M. Eckard, J. Rephann, A. Raley, M. Seib, G. Jack- son, M. Neat, F. Seib, D. Baker, D. Shupe. Standing: K. Jackson, R. Kelly, R. Scott, J. Malloy, D. Raley, E. Moran. R. DeVore, D. DeWitt, J. Green, D. Ritchey, B. Arnone, R. Hughes, R. Layman, B. Wil- helm, P. Logdson, and J. Scarpelli. B. Coach Calhoun sends a play in with Doug Winebrenner. C. Seniors of the '71 squad reminisce. D. Mike Eckard goes in motion to start another Mountie play. 124 Spirited Gridders Impress Opponents A. Randy Winebrenner dives for additional yardage B. Payne and Raley lead the Mounties onto the field. C. Rick Hughes returns to the bench after blocking a Spartan punt. D. Front Row: G. Lavin, D. Sanford, K. Jenkins, D. Shupe, M. Neilson, M. Duckworth, T. Harmon. Second Row: A. Ruby, R. Winebrenner, G. Atkinson, J. Burner, G. Morgan, G. Kroll. E. Front Row: D. Beeman, S. Trishell, K. Baker, K. Pfaff, B. Warn, K. Elliot, R. Evans, T. Stevens, J. Cook, B. Smith. Second Row: H. Walters, J. Morely, D. Broad- water, L. Thuss, A. Higgins, K. Geary, K. Hopkins, R. Dishong, P. Webber, G. Seib, J. Olsen, J. Hopkins. B D JV, Frosh Show Promise For Future E i The Mountie booters concluded the 1971 season with an even 4-4-2 record, placing two players, Den- nis Plummer and Chuck Eberly, on the WMIL All-Star Team. In his first year as soccer instructor. Coach Ozzie Nelson built an inexperienced ball club into a tough county contender, finishing 3rd in the WMIL. Although losing eight of eleven starters to graduation. Coach Nelson can look to the underclassmen's promising material for many fine soccer teams in the future. A. Chuck Eberly takes five. B. Front Row: R. Dugan, A. Winner, M. Carter, D. Plummer, A. Festerman, R. Wright, Captain J. Koon, T. Hunt, J. Wright, G. Spiker, R. Smith, G. Blubaugh, B. Nelson, M. Lay- men. Standing: P. Laymen, J. Muir, M. Connelly, D. Buckalew, M. Connor, C. Durney, D. Carter, J. Con- nor, C. Workman, H. Wolford, R. Liller, C. Eberly, M. Shupe. C. Seniors 72 . D. Alan Festerman on scor- ing drive. E. Coach Nelson puts away equipment after a successful season. Beall 1 2 Flintstone 0 2 Mt. Savage 2 2 Salisbury 1 0 Valley 5 1 Bruce 2 4 Flintstone 2 6 Mt. Savage 1 1 Valley 3 0 Bruce New Coach Enters 1971 Soccer Season 128 Beall 19 36 Hampshire 15 46 Ridgeley 19 38 Hampshire 27 29 Keyset 22 37 Bishop Walsh County Champions PVC Second Area Meet Second District Meet Fourth 130 Perseverance and determination rewards. Coach Barney Langan's nine-man cross country team showed these qualities in repeated victories over stronger competition. Actual performances displayed the results of practice in pursuit of excellence. The daily routine, consisting of miles of racing over rug- ged terrain, led to the County Championship. A. Coach Langan gives pointers to improve running time. B. Runners get last minute instructions from Coach. C. Ready . .. D. Bob Dugan finishes strongly. E. Front Row, J. Shirley, T. Allison, D. McKenzie, B. McKnew. Back Row, Coach Langan, G. Edwards, D. Holsinger, B. Dugan, R. McKenzie, G. Clark. F. Dave Holsinger breaks another record. E Harriers Recapture County Championship The '71 Beall golf team finished with an even 2-2 fall record. Led by Coach Edgar Hounshell and Cap- tain Gordie Opel, the Mountie Linksmen defeated Thomas Johnson and Allegany. The team lost twice to South Hagerstown. A. Gordie Opel finds the pond again. B. Front Row: G. Hochendoner, B. Hanna, D. Guild. Second Row: R. Miller, B. Walters, H. Storm, S. Llewellyn, B. Moulden, Coach Hounshell, G. Opel. C. Doug Guild sends another shot toward the green. D. Steve Llewel- lyn lofts another shot close to the pin. E. A long putt by Richard Miller to save par. Beall 3% 14% South Hagerstown 9% 8% Thomas Johnson 12% 5% Allegany 7 11 South Hagerstown Beall Linksters Finish Par For '71 Season B 132 Suck your guts up and play defensel Defense wins ball games! This cry, repeated by Coach Nel- son, echoed from the gymnasium walls. Because of the lack of height on the basketball team, the Moun- tie cagers had to depend on a hustling defense and fundamental basketball. Plagued by injuries at the beginning of the season, the netters regrouped and began a new season following their slow start in December. The new season was marked by a stronger defense and an all-around team effort. Under the supervision of Coach Ozzie Nelson, the basketball Mounties assumed the role of the dark horse in the W.M.I. The Wizards of Oz were captained by seniors Bill Wilhelm and Bob Nelson as the '72 cagers worked for another shot at the state tournaments in College Park. A. Front row: E. Moran, B. Wilhelm, C. Eberly, R. Layman, G. Edwards, D. Baker. Second row: Coach Nelson, R. Liller, B. Nelson, T. Hunt, C. Durney, J. Rephann, J. Connors. B. Seniors B. Wilhelm, C. Eberly, T. Hunt, R. Layman, B. Nelson jump it up. C. Bob Nelson hauls in a rebound. D. Bill Wilhelm displays his dunking ability. Cagers Shoot For College Park D 135 0L'j A Talented Mountie Cagers Excite Fans B The J. V. Basketball team under the direction of Coach Mickey Cunningham, has shown the ability to play good” basketball, but has had trouble winning the close ones. The team's scoring was paced by sophomores Keith Harper and Jack Burner. Freshmen starters Bob Langan and Marty Connors have gained much experience and they should provide shooting talent for future Mountie teams. A. Junior Varisty: 0. Finzel, K. Harper, M. Jones, B. Langan, G. Atkinson, J. Burner. Second row: Coach Cunningham, R. Winebrenner, P. Logsdon, M. Con- nor, R. Kelly, J. Lancaster, R. Rephan. B. Keith Harper hits a jump shot from eighteen feet. C. Chuck Durney pivots to hit an easy lay-up. D. Tom Hunt displays his rebounding power. E. Tom hits a jump shot over a Savage defender. F. Chuck Eberly leaps Weight Trainers Develop Muscle Tone In 1972 twelve students participated in the eight- week weight training program. The team lifted at least four nights a week. The daily schedule consisted of eight stations aimed at strengthening all parts of the body. Every member was required to complete two miles of jogging after each workout. A. Weight trainers: Mark Duckworth, Marty Neat, Kenny Baker, Andy Higgins, George Kroll, Ralph Scott, Bill Warne, Mike Wilson, Steve Trichell. B. Ralph Scott bench presses 120 lbs. 139 Coach Festermen Heads Mountie Grapplers B The 1971-72 Mountie wrestling squad led by veter- an grapplers and co-captains Dan Shupe and Allen Festermen posted a strong team for PVC and Bi- County competition. Inexperience on the team was counterbalanced by strong performances from the senior grapplers. Coach John Festermen instructed the team. A. Wrestling Team: J. Huff, D. Holsinger, D. Shupe, J. Koon, A. Festermen, B. Payne, G. Blubaugh, D. Ritchie, B. Footen. Second row: T. Harmon, D. Har- den, E. Baker, J. Preston, G. Clark, M. McKenzie, T. Harmon. Third row: Coach Festermen, R. Smith, R. Wright, S. Llewellyn, J. Beeman, K. Elliot. B. Coach Festermen anxiously watches the matches. C. John Preston and Marvin McKenzie get ready for the re- ferees whistle. D. Seniors of the “72 matmen: J. Huff, D. Ritchie, A. Festermen, G. Blubaugh, B. Payne, D. Holsinger, B. Footen, J. Koon, D. Shupe. E. Everett Baker ties up at the beginning of a match. Feminine Hoopsters Add Beauty To Court The girls' basketball team proved to be a worthy opponent this season. Nine games comprised the sche- dule, one of the longest and most successful seasons in past years. Practice was held after school in the girls gym from 3:30 to 5:00. The many hours of drills and practice paid off in area competition. Coach Christena Kreiling provided incentive and deter- mination to the team which shows hope for the future, losing only three players to graduation. A. Basketball Team: E. Richardson, P. Edwards, B. Baker, R. Liller, J. McMorran, L. Prichard, J. Geis. Second row: Coach Kreiling, K. Rephann, manager; B. Fritz, S. Rephann, V. Seifarth, A. Langan, N. Smouse, L. Blank, manager. B. Coach Kreiling dia- grams high post offense. C. Nancy Smouse leads the team as she hits another jump shot. D. Alice Langan breaks the opposing team's press with her dribbling. E. Jean Geis beats her opponent to the basket. 142 c The 1972 baseball Mounties had twelve returning lettermen from last year's season which included the diamondmen's first win over Bishop Walsh. This year's WMI team sports new uniforms similar to those worn by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Coach Harry Country- man began building this team two seasons ago with freshman and sophomore talent. As a result the Mounties are prime contenders for the B-C district crown. A. First Row: E. Moran, C. Durney, C. Eberly, B. Nelson, J. Rephann. Second Row: S. Whetstone, R. Liller, B. Cameron, R. Hughes. A. Festerman, J. Brod- beck, M. Carter, K. Jackson. B. Senior diamondmen 1972. C. Rodney Liller makes a drastic slide to third base after getting slide signal from Bob Nelson. D. Coach Countryman. 145 Cindermen Display Championship Form c D A. Practice improves form. B. First Row: B. Payne, F. Seib, D. Ritchey, J. Green, B. Wilhelm, B. Arnone, J. Koon, J. Scarpelli, A. Winner, A. Raley, R. DeVore, D. DeWitt, D. Holsinger, B. Dugan. Second Row: D. Baker, D. Raley, M. Eckard, M. Neat, M. Seib, R. Scott, M. Wilson, P. Logsdon, T. Harmen, B. Walters, G. Edwards, G. Clark. Third Row: M. Neilson, J. Taylor, R. Winebrenner, G. Morgan, D. Raley, G. Atkinson, M. Duckworth, A. Ruby, J. Hopkins, G. Kroll, J. Cook, B. Smith, K. Hopkins, H. Walters, K. Baker. C. President D. Coleman, D. Craze, S. Rephann, P. Delaney, E. Kenny, M. Reed, C. Wehler, M. Frisby, B. Eckard, S. Walker, P. Conway, S. Baker, J. Geis, D. Myers, D. McFarland, C. Schutz, J. Han- son, B. Carrington. D. Mike Eckard leaps for the pit. A B Netmen Seek Eighth County Championship The entrance of Spring beckoned tennis enthusiasts to the courts. Tiring afternoon workouts accented talents and readied the team for competition. Seniors Harry Storm and Jim Wright fueled the team to a season of victories. Netters demonstrated their superi- ority repelling the spirited challenges of opposing teams. A. Gary Hochendonor slaps a back hand shot across the net. B. Harry Storm comes to the net for a return. C. A low shot tests the skill of netman John Wright. D. Robert Moulden follows through after a serve. E. Jim Wright retreats deep to the backline for a save. F. Coach Hopcraft instructs Dwight Harden on the fun- damentals. F 149 The 1972 tennis season was a rebuilding campaign. Under the supervision of Coach Christena Kreiling, the team sought another County Championship. Combining strength and stamina, the team amazed all opponents. A. Senior leader Nancy Smouse sets a powerful ex- ample. B. Backhand smash by Bobbie Ferree proves fatal. C. Tennis Team: B. Ferree, B. Thomas, N. Smouse, L. Prichard. D. Practice improves accuracy and control. E. Brenda Thomas leaps for a victory. B C 150 D Co-eds Pursue Hopes Of Keeping On Top Many thanks to our advertisers and friends. Without their financial help this yearbook would have been an impossibility. The Staff encourages our subscribers to patronize those businesses which remembered Beall High. Beall High School Athletic Boosters Ruhl's Studio Delmar Studio Frostburg National Bank Beall High Alumni City of Frostburg Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce Fidelity Bank Dr. William J. Powers Duckworth Brothers King's Department Store Winner Brothers' Coal Beall, Garner, and Geare Toll House Motel Lounge Au Petit Paris Inc. Hater Furniture Company All Star Sporting Goods Cycle City Dean's Jewelry Frostburg Sunoco Service Station Compliments from WFRB Workman's Tastee Freeze Ladies of the Elks Mackey-Elliott Insurance Donald W. Blank — Contractor Irwin Memorials Frostburg Jaycees Livingston Welding and Fabricating D S Cleaners Stroehman Brothers Company Mary Carol Shop Griffiths of Frostburg Skidmore's Auto Wreckers Western Maryland Disposables Shupe's Pharmacy Kenney Signs Price Beer Distributor Winner's Used Cars Mrs. Filsinger Dr. William B. O'Connor Prichards and Crestmont Mac's Frozen Custard Dr. Ronald Barmoy P K Service Station Potomac Edison Klink's Esso Service Station Al's Restaurant Motel Newcomer's Jewelry Dr. James Poland Dr. Douglas Cook Brock Steel Company Dr. Daniel W. Shupe The Memory Shop Jeffries Brothers' Jewelry Knights Of Columbus Montgomery Ward Company Durst Company Ray C. Lapp Continental Motel. Inc. Lazarus Inc. Lotz Meat Market B. P. O. E. Frostburg Cable T. V. Deluxe Cleaners Princess Restaurant Christopher Photo Lab S. T. Little McFarland's Candy Shop Fayette Hair Studio Frostburg Bakery Frostburg Auto Karen and Jerry Delaney Parise's Ford's Pharmacy Compliments of Stoop's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dugan Wehler's Decorating Store Willett's Grocery Store H D Vending Company Senior Homeroom 101 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson Mrs. Thelma Hess Mrs. Rephan Steve Kenney's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. C. Ronald Liller Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Strife Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson Mr. and Mrs. James Scarpelli Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Smouse Mr. Hopcraft Senior Homeroom 106 Mr. and Mrs. William Blake Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Poole Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Myers Bill Sanged Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James Baker Bruce and Sally Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller Mr. and Mrs. William B. Prichard Junior Homeroom 201 The Rev. and Mrs. Leonard B. Ranson Citizen Store Mrs. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Neilson Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Neat Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Sine Senior Homeroom 110 Miss Geiger Mr. Enordo R. Arnone Mr. and Mrs. John Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. Dale Coleman Jim and Linda Craze Jimmie Craze II Junior Homeroom 217 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker Junior Homeroom 111 Junior Homeroom 201 Senior Homeroom 103 Senior Homeroom 203 Debbie and Brian Tommy and Susie Vicki and Wayne Rick and Suzanne Bob and Anna Dave and Melanie Becky Milton and Brenda Glenn and Cathi Billy and Sharon Paula Smith Cathy and Richard Sandy and Gary Kim and Fugi Bobby and Becky Steve and Darlene Doug Kenney '70 Junior and Sue Ann Robyn Billy and Denise Chuck Beeman and Brenda Brown Paul and Patti Frank and Becky Danny and Kathy Sheri and Dave Linda and Roy Harry Miller and Debbie Myers Mark and Lorna Anita Porter Ruth and Ronnie A Friend Marshall and Linda Amy Lynn Byrnes Jay Stevens Marty and Cathy Mike and Billie Sue Becky Carrington and Paul Hohne Harold and Kim Donnie and Frances Julie and Herby Terry and Karen Dawna and Bob Bill and Sue Rhonda and Chuck Gary and Terrie Mike and Sonya Rick and Debbie John and Theresa A Friend Raymond and Linda Calief Nelson Linda and Mike Joyce and Junior Bob Spiro T Arnone Dave and Terri Jayne and Allen Doug and Patty Roger and Lisa Kiddie Towne Wayne and Alana Rodney Liller Joyce Nicol Frostburg Jets V ck and Eddie Debi Mr. Nelson Dale Coleman Mr. Armstrong Jeanie Mrs. Wagoner George and Debbie Rich and Cathy Huffy and Linda Mr. Calhoun John and Maria Mr. Chaney Kathy Storm Sunshine and Moondog Harry Storm Mr. Hounshell Mrs. Ann Thrasher Mr. Countryman Karen Greig Mr. Reed Chuck ie and Theresa Mr. and Mrs. Munson Peggy and Bill Miss Hanna Andy and Barbara Miss Schriner Liz and Dale Mr. Nixon Kay Lyons Mrs. Snyder Suzy and Rodney Mr. Richardson Diane James Mrs. Jones Larry and Philomena Mrs. Jaehn Junior Homeroom 220 Miss Wagoner Mary Ann and Dusty Junior Homeroom 220 Mary Ann and Bob Mrs. Wilson Senior Homeroom 105 Mr. Blair Mr. Koontz Mr. Schell Mr. OeVore Miss Bishop Junior Homeroom 218 Mr. Carney Mrs. DeHaven Mr. Metz Mrs. Doolan Mrs. Ganyu Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moran Miss Grindel Mr. Cunningham Mrs. Mildred Craze Mr. Pfrogner Mrs. Edith Zarger Mr. John McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 1 Susan Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Blai i 158 Thanks to ... The administration for a free hand. Jack Ruhl for making a million trips to Frostburg, for climbing the hillsides of scenic Western Maryland, and for running the gas out of his car. Mr. Nelson for overseeing our finances and keeping us within the budget. Mrs. A. for countless hours, trips to the post office, pushing for deadlines, lending her house, and serving refreshments. Steve and Larry from Delmar for their assistance. The Senior Class for being so great. Miss Cohen for lending a camera to take much-needed pictures. Jeff Farr for using his talents in the creative writing department to supply us with a volume of free verse. O The faculty for making the trip to Ruhl's Studio. Denise and Debbie for handling the money and seeing we didn't overspend. Richard for his inspirational presence, his chicken jokes and his Ed Sullivan impersonation. Kathy and Nancy for meeting the initial deadlines and doing a fine job. Rodney for the many tedious hours spent writing copy while watching the Colt games and draining the coke bottles. Couse, Scarps, Marty, and Larry for bangin’ around. Debbie Craze and Deb Coleman for working after hours and during holidays. The junior members of the staff, Linda, Chuck, Joyce, and Mike for a job well-done. The sophomores, Melanie, Theresa, Kathy, Russ, Julie, and Lisa for the help with the Howdy Dance. Susie and Harry Editors

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