Brunswick High School - Railroader Yearbook (Brunswick, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1967 volume:

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I I8-I 35 i INTRODUCTION Z f I I f Q rl 1 4 Hall lockers are a valuable asset to a busy student. Through the day he may make many trips to his locker for necessary articles. J,-4-.urn in All six grades are divided 'F Because of the modular system students have to be alert constantly K to the time. The halls are busy every fifteen minutes. merooms for easy classification. The cafeteria provides a socializing atmosphere for students during their alternating half hour lunch period , ,.-' f ', lp The cafeteria workers prepare a balanced and nourishing lunch for the students each school day. L 11' ' Students converse with Mr. Harrington while returning their library books. After a hard day of studying, students feel relieved to be going home. l l1i 1 I -'F' 11631 FW' - W H: , Q: ,xr xi .., . ,, '1 1 -,g,f?2tS-'..E.,gff5':?Y'L?' ' li .H 1 . 1 , ' xl I P ' X ref' ' LL4 R L -. l .- if Z Xa F171 if ' 4 Mr. Hess, a graduate of Frostburg State Teachers College graduated with a B. S. degree. He also has his M. Ed. from Western Maryland College. Mr. Hess has many duties as prin- cipal which require much communication by telephone. .73 Along with being our Vice Principal, Mr. Littrell finds time in his busy schedule to teach a junior high math class. Mr. Litrell attended Atlantic Christian College and received his B. S. degree in Math there. He later received his M. A. Ed. at East Carolina College. Z 1 x 0-5 .4514 L xfta I ie-'-.-' - ' 1 . , V g 4 it -x N, 4 Mrs. Strathern graduated from Hood with her A. B. degree. She later received her M. A. degree from George Washington University. Along with counseling senior high students, Mrs. Stratherh also teaches various classes f ' na mx- '-Q? lb- 4 1' ,-,.nf' if-Cl 'A ' ft Y Q Y ,W ' 411 Mr. Filicky received his M. Ed. in Counseling and Guidance from the University of Virginia. I-Ie also received his A. B. degree in Psychology from East California College Mrs. Shewbridge and Mrs. Donovan, as secretary's, keep the business of the school operating in an efficient manner. Mrs. Blessley, as a li- brary assistant has charge of the visual aids depart- ITICHI Mrs. Coffman aids in the library as library assistant. if i t I I I I I I I . ft Ak 1.4 Mrs. Haller, as teacher's aid, g -s 4 has duties including typing and v- H 3 duplicating tests. M 'X L ,Q J Ar Q: - ff-elf' f ' V a -V ' rv 'I M ' ii A, y y 1... ' 1 J 1' -Mgr. , l 4'. '-. BRYANT E. AYIJOR Maryland Institute of Art B. F. A. Art 'iff I' .EX in 1 .x Y ADA H. BELL Hood College A. B. Shippensburg State College M.A. Ed. French C. WAYNE CARTER Frostburg St. College B. S. Social Studies l LESLIE F. FORREST University of Mary- land Professional - non degree Vocational Auto Mechanics PAUL L. COOK Shepherd College B. A. West Virginia Uni- versity M. A. Science PAUL D. GAITHER University of Mary- land B. S. Physical Ed. . A 5, -J .13 J P .. 1 1 MARY F. CAGE Hood College A. B. George Washington University M.A. Reading sl MILDRED C. COX Hood A. B. in Math- ematics and Science Trignometry Algebra II Plane Geometry 8 Sc 9 General Math HARRY A. GARVIN Shepherd College B. S. Social Studies IQ- YDS fG,.. DONALD H. CAMPBELL Fairmont State A. B in Education HERBERT L. DAUGHERTY Shepherd College A. B. Sz B. S. Physical Education JAMES N. HALL West Virginia Wesleyan A.B. Social Studies 'r ' O , ffl, wx. ' 'm by K. - fi I 'Y . , Q W R- t 5. . - I 'PILL at I VIRGINIA W. HARDESTY College of Commerce Bowling Green, Kentucky A. B. Business Ed. Shorthand I 85 II Typing I 85 II fi 'rj JOAN A. KERNS Lincoln Memorial B. S. in Math- ematics Math Algebra I 85 II 1' EUGENE H. MILLER B.S. Lebanon Valley College Music .ii i X 'fl' WILLIAM I-I. HARRINGTON Western Maryland College Catholic University of America A. B. B. S. in L. S. Library M' EILEEN W. LESLIE Shepperd College B. S. Sc A. B. Record Keeping Economics Business Arithmetic Typing I E. B. T. 5. ,. Q. 1 GLADYS S. MILLER Shippensburg State College B.S. Math 7, Algebra I General Math 9 la WAYNE HOLTER Western Maryland B. A. 85 M. Ed. MARY W. LUTHER Washington College A. B. English Yearbook sg- g x 'Q ff' ' CARROLL L. HORINE University of Mary- land B. S. and M. A. Driver Training CONCETTA M. MCKIMMEY Mary Washington College B. S. Typing I Business Math Business Law Business English RICHARD H. MORRISON Lehigh University New Mexico High- lands University B.A. Zoology M. S. Natural Science Physical Science Life Science FRANCIS A. MULLEN Niagara University S. S. Natural Science Earth Science Biology I5 gg RUTH E. NICHOLSON American University B. A. Math n 1 f ' , -.. , 'r ' P . ' its ft .55-.g . J fg., i!,,l- in 1 1 X V-1:5-I 1- Y GLADYS E. PITZER Shepherd College A. B. Duke University M. A. Ed. English LINWOOD N. SEIBERT B. S. Lebanon Valley College Instrumental music I6 fv-e' 'T . ALICE H. OLSON University of Wis- consin B. S. Home Economics iw 91 U., . . NI X., A CHARLES I. POE, IR. Davis and Elkins College A. B. English im. MARGARET N. TURNER B. S. Virginia State College Business S,-VX 'H '-I .1 T LARRY ONDREIA CK Loyola College A. B. English English X' . .+ 1,-15 ,. luis., 1 V 'Y ,' X! in. 55?il . K 1. . I ,ly if EUGENE C. SHAFF B, A, and M. A. University of Maryland, Col- orado State Uni- versity Physics, Chemistry, Science HAROLD WARNOCK B. S. in Education California State University Metal shop X54 ZANE D. OVERLY Pennsylvania State University B. S. West Virginia Uni- versity M. A. Mechanical Drawing Drafting, Basic Electricity IQQXJIZ LAURA J. SHAFF B. S. and M. A. Western Mary- land College, Colorado State University Home Economics CECIL A. WEDDEL A. B. and M. A. Uni- versity of Nebraska Social Studies i Cleaning the school is the responsibility of these custodians. Electrical engineer, Mr. Runkles, keeps all of the electrical equipment working properly. :ll in if., The ladies of the cafeteria prepare tasty lunches for the students. I7 Senior girls obtain practice in taking dictation from a class- ITIHIZC. In typing class eleventh grade students learn one of their corn- mercial requirements for gradu- ation. . Gd Students get a chance for ac- tual experience in auto mechan- ics class under the supervision of Mr. Forrest. 4 A.. l' X . , Students are given the opportunity to develop their musical talents on school time. WHERE H IT HAPPEN -tw- Home Economics class helps students to develop their domestic skills. I9 A new course was offered to seniors this year. This course was business English which was designed to help commercial students. Math, an elective to some and a necessity to others re- quires skill and accuracy with figures. ww-rnvvr Physical Education class gives students of various grades a chance to develop skill and coordination in selected sports. X4 'AA World History, a study of past problems of the world, is studied by all tenth graders. A Science classes present the opportunity for students to develop their skills and ability in this field ,, .,..,, ......., A gras.-EM A ' if - 1 . 1 A quite atmosphere is provided in the resource center for individual study Aw. K 22 Students learn the use of the equipment in the wood shop class. J. - .., HH ORGANIZAT SM Brunswick Awakes . . . The school awakes with the custodi- ans and the sun. . . Crowded buses sneeze out their sleepy students to cafeteria, homerooms, and library. . .From eight- thirty to the first bell the administration desk is Brunswick's Times Square. . . The whole school campus slowly shakes off its sleep for the next round of events . . .In homerooms students quibble and teachers scold. . .Then ' 'ggi N TIIIZI los 2 ,Qt 'J' 7b 15 ' I - .'-+f'+zfm-, ' 1 L Y' N- Q if 1' pc! , V. .lb or '.!'fr.Y'l...1 WH, QL -.A-. H iz ... I rl ,TV .JI E-,iw Hirgigi 'Lv 94 '7,. 1 - .fr 3.5! ,, I'-iiihrl P5 ' , . T QL v N3-,Q .ev,B'9 24 3. ig w Brunswick Learns Lives. La bcrs . . . Inheritors of the future respond to a fore- sighted curriculum. . .inquisitive minds find fulfillment in the arts and sciences and practice skills in vocational and business training. . .Experiments in citizenship and leadership are continually tested in the classrooms, at sports events and in assem- blies. . .The resource center bulges with an infinite classification of the student's worlds . . .Each day Brunswick High bustles with awesome activity. . .And beyond all this. . . v-J , B. N .9. Exiends. Sireiches. Seeks Extracurricular activities provide experiences beyond those in the regular curriculum. . . The competitive -by -nature strengthen them- selves in arenas of sports and declamation. . . At last f .ii K- And Brunswick High Slumbers. At three-thirty-one the building starts to simmer down. . .Busses absorb tired stu- dents. . .Later, dedicated teachers close shop for the day and trickle to the park- ing lot. . .At twilight weary athletes leave practices. . .The custodians prepare the school for nighttime activitiesg a P.T.A. meeting, an adult class, a dance, an ath'- letic event. . .The school at night is a beauty cast in soft lights and shadows. . . B.H.S. rests, it is quiet, it reposes, but it seems never to sleep. f fs : Y.-. '.-cz.: . L I .AJ-xx.-in ij- W' x, 3 lU9JG,SU109L9i,,4.g's:.anr fi' -- - ,A -J -', 14, tif .Targa I X 3 I -I l . .fih z t l V rl Y I W ,gm D1 K , X QW A i ' Ei'- 2n.-.i'f...:..-J fa-I-. N 5,112-T J - 'QF' 1 v -,g-7-IIS'-si 52 :EH . -f -a'1,f,.4--.r--':sfi?'L: , . . up-'-eff f.---+:frs. f:a-1---.-1-Af.'f-f--'--'. '- ' 1'fil '?T if: L-3.37 -.lf 1 -1 FL.: -fi Esta. r+ex'm-va!-an -ff' 'Q --f Hx 1's.'-Y. L, ,-an. V' M -Y Y ir? C' l .W X .tv - 'Q mlm.: .- 1 N lx f--1, sr-U l u - , I V . . V -. ,I E251 V Y ef ?'d! Zz'- 1 sn Club Candlds The need for good leadership is increas- ingly important. The future of America lies with today's students, who will be tomorrow's leaders. The need to develop strong leaders who will understand the fundamentals of good leadership, the people whom they lead, and the underlying principal of the democracy they lead is the responsibility of our schools today. Not only must our schools develop good leaders, but they must also develop good followers. The natural place for the devel- opment of these leaders and wise followers is in the extracurricular activities of the school. Through successful interaction be- tween leaders and followers students can prepare themselves for leadership and mem- bership in civic organizations they will join after leaving school. Extracurricular activ- ities opens new fields for some students and help others to meet and become friends with many new people. Extracurricular activities, then, are an essential part of the social and mental de- velopment of young people upon whose shoul- ders rests the future of the world. They help to prepare us for the responsibilities we must expect when school is no longer a part of us and we have no guiding hand there whenever we need one. For now, activities serve as a guiding light, steering us into the future. Harmony and diction are essential. . .performance for graduation . . .practice, practice, and more practice for all concerts. . .excite- ment of the Messiah, The Sound of Music, and A11-County and A11- State tryouts. . .direction by H. Eugene Miller. Y HHH fa gf, F J lm-i 4 Qiudenl Council Gover The Executive Committee of the Student Coun- cil is prepared for awaiting responsibilities. Gu-fs Kathy Myers and Arlene Cannon sponsored the March of Dimes Booth. The former queen of the Carnival, Linda Mer- riman, crowns Roxanne Dixon as her successor. ,.,,..F 7 The members of Stud student government for Brlmsw 4.105 IY Qffgygjf Many original and in a new spark to an old e High School lj lil? ll provide a means of School. ,4,., ting booths gave tion, the Carnival. I ! t I Vi A I ld YY Kathy Myers, Gary Null, Kristy Myers, and Joe Rock were our representatives at the Maryland Association of Student Councils at Northeastern High School, Hyattsville, Maryland, on October 27, 28, and 29. W R The new officers of Student Council for the year of 1967-68 are Charles Gum, President, Joe Rock, Vice President, Denny Harsh, Record- ing Secretary, Ioan Axline, Corresponding Sec- retary, Dan Shewbridge, Treasurer, and Lynn Herring, Second Vice President. Catching The Spirii Of School Life Through Phoios And Wriie-Ups The Railroader . . . The editors of various parts of the yearbook, lead other members throu h work ex eriences. . g P After a year of serious, hard, work, the yearbook is distributed to the sub- scribers. v151'??5: ., A- 4 N N WWW Your yearbook is a pictorial and These junior members of the staff are instructed in the art written summary of the year. of organizing your yearbook. Mrs. Luther supervises the work of the yearbook staff. Basically your yearbook is for the people and by the people. 1 .1--.w. ., 32 Proofs. Half-Tones. Copg Molds School Paper The Whistle vf'F?Vf7 QT Brunswick's New York Times?? u . . . school news presented factually and attractively. . . Spotlight the students, interesting editorials, X great feature articles. . . oh! those deadlines. . . under the direction of Mr. Poe. 91- Susan Shisler is active reporter to the Frederick Post, reporting B.H. S. ac- tivities. V, , -raw .,..,.,, Yiwu The Whistle staff presents the student body with six newspapers per year. 4. ,- L .,-is Ab. -'ffuwf ,o Proof of hard work throughout the year. Brunswick High's Band Impresses Sp -I-. 'U' 'N-K J The marching band puts in many hours of practicing precision and rna- neuvers. The band has three outstand- ing yearly activities. The first is Band Day at the University of Maryland, the second a Memorial Day Parade, and third the band plays for the June gradu- ation exercises. fr, ,It ,, 1 ,rp , agp f 5 Majorettes accompany the band and add to The color guard leads the majorettes and its appearance with various rhythmic drills. band in parades. W 'wma fs' l v 11194 Much practice is required The band leader, Mr. Seibert, also helps the majorettes in participating in the band. and color guard iron out their difficulties. 34 wirh Hs Precision Marching Barbara White, druh major- ette, leads the color guard, ma- jorertes, and band in their march ing maneuvers during a parade performance. The band has daily practice to improve their musical ability. V 35 Fuiure Teachers 04' America Future Teachers of America is an organization for academic students who wish to pursue the teaching profession. It gives insight on what to look forward to in the teaching field. As president of F.T.A ., Kris Myers, presides over all the busi- ness meetings held after school for all interested members. Fuiure Business Leaders of America A Experience Produces BeHer Homemakers WDM llllflmi , uf ORE Membership in the Future Homemakers of American Club is open to students who are taking, or have taken, a home economics course in high school. Following the motto Toward New Horizons , the members are reminded that their contributions to home life today will influence the kinds of homes they will have tomorrow. Each member gains and develops techniques in sewing, cooking, and good groorning. 1 2 There's More To Ari Than Class Time Can Give The art club, sponsored by Mr. Ayler, gives artistically inclined students an opportunity to further develop their talents outside of school. Excelleni Siudenis L Susan Gosnell Judy Dockery s ' L ' I Karen Pentoney Linda Se11 1 'I Q- L, , Y 'W , ' 'f . N! I V' A .. ,f f si fl V H lf fo -2 V- Q Bob Roby Mary Dawson L ' Patsy Bow ers ycaii' o. N i -1, g et 'turf- Donna Gordon . r ., I, ,, I 'K 41 Diane Lipscomb Kathy Myers Gary Null 1 ll if 4 Jerri Shewbridge Audrey Lake Rose Corso - A Barbara Conner Lora Lackey Jean Grams And Fine Workers 3 .4 5' 147 A wr' '25 '51 LW' 'Wax 'X V 'I X-'brat Nancy Ferrell Shirley Langley Denny Harsh Nancy Nininger O D O I' - ,, ,Hi 'll 'I F . f,iu 1 o c i e + Being a member of National Honor Society shows one has attained the highest honor awarded to a high school student. Our officers and spon- sors lead the members in scholarship, character, leadership and service. V' p Q fl A 'QL ,, Christina Tomblin Joan A xline K risty M yers Barbara Schaeffer T17 'ar:, Donna Heffner Peggy Payne ? ? , is Faye Holland Sharon Martin Coordinaiion Is Developed X i 41 Rhythm Club is an after school event for junior high girls. It gives them a chance to display and develop their abilities in modern dancing. as l, i Q Qi. Qlfl' Q l ' Y w ,fi ' 1 c- ' enum 'lf if Q. 4-. ' , 1 O 1 :I . I J E+ Tu Bru+e'? Members of the Latin Club from left to right are seated Gary Null, Jerrie Shewbridge David Luman, Mr. Harrington, sponsor, standing John Thompson, Sharon Mann, Vickie Hawes, Joyce Hortman, Judy Payne, and Abby Middleton. . J. Y-6 ' ff. 5 'pu -i 'v A w- 'wr yy.. if ' , N . ,-I' u p A gy K: fv V- Q, - V ,1iiT.,,5jF- ig , ' J J l'E1, J M , W' ' 1 . Val, i ' , N , in -X E U .. ' l 'jgiwef I' 5 A 77 Jn' -1 Q, I-z I. J fi' e J sf If ififffll Mfbfi' KJ ,B Lighfs, Camera, Aciion. Drama Club Facial expressions voice quality, makeup, play- wrights, etc. are studied diligently by the members to produce a successful play. ,WW T i Members of Miss Pitzers drama club are: FIRST ROW: left to right, Virginia Darr, Cheryl Dinterman, Mike Nazilrod, Billy Hughes, Pam Barger, SECOND ROW: Danny Shewbridge, Kent Anders, Jo Ann Morrison, Shirley Hatcher, Doug Campbell. THIRD ROW: George Bowers, Don Hess, Mama Riley. Your Move? Sure! .4-F' ina, The Chess Club, an extra cur- ricular activity, provides entertain ment for the various members. M Harrington as sponsor oversees the activity. 'L Joan A xline .g ae - J Susan Gosnell Sandra Lake Linda Sell Achievemenf Is Recognized Donna Dawson TT? '--rf' Donna Hetfner Gary Null II v-A-, 1 1 Susan Shisler Jean Virts Z -91- .VX ' T' . ,R 'Af Fe li s Sherry Gordon is Q' C arlyon Joy .iffy .'r A 4-:Az 'UN ,fQ f yJ 1 irq, .I L Karen Pentoney A ' 'NYQ4 Kathy Stewart F?- s Sporfs , , pf ,rf l . - - At Brtmswick the beginning of a new year of soccer emerges to start the school 's spirit rising. .11 - . - A ASK .,:F, ,K L V.. K 7 X X' ' s - A4 its 'Pye I I i.vs'ei - ,-sw , w H -l Q F' A . 1 I .' Hr i x .. -. Ly r . f , 9. 1, wi Y f f ' . Q E Q V 5 .X L,-,.!:,?' , ' S Af ,, L -I I I .wg ,gf 9 -- .,.. JPL' - a K .,-- . , 'Aq- Another hurdle is cleared as track at B.H.S. opens another exciting season of rough competition inspiring athletically minded boys to compete. ai 1 ' ' , .-QE., lv X rf' fi- 'V Wrestling, a new physical education course, helps to develop a keen mind, and build muscles as w ell. l P so Track ,!D.g,4-1- EH H W' -ffm The Brunswick Track Team, consisting of participants from the 9th, 10th, llth, and 12th grades is a well -rounded group of athletes. 9 Wx Y 1 High above the crowd Ed Hill vaults over the bar with a reasonable amount of ease. LI ' -'Q' 4 v t N- .- .. A A- ..'-.-'Ls 1 ,,-gi.--. -- f -' 1' ' ali - or-- - .Q -V wp -9, ' 1 1-1. , ., , .1 Q., - ,nr 1 , Bobby Brooks, Brunswick's mile runner, pushes hard to beat the clock and his competi- IDIS. Baskeiball E, Bl A ,, 5 is ,nun '15 J ,, B.. B R A f 3 3 Xl A to Y - X I E . P , ' I A QF: 1-' ii-gpg f A ' X .J A of! l Q J 1 'a A X S 4 ' X 3 'e 2- ' -a ' 1 ' 4 M Iii? 'n '5 4 I I 'A 'lx V'-it A hfjhfl . , - , 1 Q ,, Qin' Iv N1 L .W J, ' r 4. V , 4 L' I Y ' K H A successful basketball team this year, it is composed of. BACK ROW: Coach Daugherty, Bob Brooks, Steve Goff, Gary Caxter, Steve Cox, and Dave Gaither. FRONT ROW: Bob Roby, John Mc- Murry, Allen Edwards, Rick Paradis, and Stan King. Allen Edwards, one of Brunswick's top bas- It pays to keep awake and energetic as ketball players, goes up for two points to add Steve Cox goes up for a rebound in attempting 0 to his many points of the season. to score I' X iv. J.V. 3 15N Baskeiball 3 A 5 ' 5 . xv 'QA ill ,nf Junior Varsity participation introduces boys to the rules and regulations of Basketball. FRONT ROW Qleft to rightj Eddie Hill, Jimmy Haller, Neil Wilhelm, Mike Deener, Ray Gunter. BACK ROW Terry Palmer, Wayne Smith, Coach Daugherty, David Luman and Dave McLane. Tension rises as Mike Duncan shoots for Players must be alert to every opportunity to two points. Loud cheering is heard as the obtain the ball. basket is made. GirI's Baskeiball For the first time this year the girls basketball team held a night game. Mrs. Brown, and managers Lynne Hagan and Shirley Derflinger inspire the girls to victory. A - - - Members of our cross country team bring recognition to our school by their participation in county events. All ofthe trophies shown were won this year. L I Cheerleaders , . L, K,- The J.V. Cheerleaders arouse excitement during the Junior Varsity games. The Varsity Cheerleaders accompany the Varsity Basketball team and help them gain victory by giving the team a winning spirit. The members are left to right - Shirley Green, Ioan Axline, Susan Hawes, Ioetta Proudfoot, and Joyce Harris. Kneeling is Buzzy Proudfoot. 53 Baseball B Xf 1 Au. ' tu, V' 1 fa n . in fs. ,. ,- 1 .1 - ':.1 1, Q., 4- . iff ,- eg-: W Q. ' I .r ..-V of' - H 2' f BACK ROW: Harry Faubei, Gary Lee, Gary Carter, Bob Roby, Doug Lewis, Dale French, Mike Webber and Coach Gaither. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Orrison, Jim French, Kent Anders, Robbie Dawson, Steve Cox, Frank Woullard, Jim Phillips, Denny Remsburg, Buzzy Proudfoot, Mitch Deener, Craig Crowl, Mike Deener, Dave Hickman, Jim Haller, Mike Shores, Paul Barker, Stan King, and Wayne Daugherty. N fn Q, t ii ' 2 Izifiififz ' 1 2:72 A AA F ' ' W -.4 turf.-H , W . asf '21 'f Ziff P :EJ v' -.W Ai wx 1 4 Fizz: -5 1 ' fi .Q X 4 - Coach Gaither stands by as Paul Barker and A B-H -5- P1aYef 3-ffemPfif18 '30 reach Mike Shores talk on the mound to make an impor- 192186 OD HH UHPOIIHHI play- 54 tant decision . 4 f Q' lx, N Q' N 4' 4 av -'51 -P .. f Q. BONNIE IEAN ADKINS COMMERCIAL Future: Clerical Work Usher Comm. -Sr. Class Play FBLA, RAILROADER Staff FHA f -V N-1. U' lg a N ix' ' 1 'T X S Y , ' -Cf SENIOR CLA SS OFFICERS Left to Right: Mary Jane Dawson, Vice Presidentg Donna Gordon, Secretaryg Robert Roby, President, Shirley Derflinger, Treasurer -1 'I ' It . g-- f PAUL RAYMOND BARKER COMMERCIAL GENERAL Future: Armed Forces Varsity Baseball, Soccer IV Basketball, Pres. 12-1 Cross Country JACK BRENT BELL GENERAL AUTO MECHANIC Future: Air Force IV Basketball, Soccer Arr Club, Referee-Play Day, Prom Dec. Comm. , Glee Club 5 N 'x av- g X 'SR n-. r lx if fd .-CQ' 415 . J . :XII CHERYL ANN BOWERS ACADEMIC Future: Nursing Vice Pres. FTA.. FHA B Award, Camp Counselor Publicity-Sr. Class Play Historian of County FTA ARLENE SUE CANNON COMMERCIAL Future: GEICO FBLA, Cheerleaders, Glee Club Majorettes, Cultural Group Coin Club, Monitor GLORIA LORRAINE BRA WNER COMMERCIA L Future: Key Punch Operator Cap- tain-Basketball Tennis Team, Best Sr. Girl Athlete, Captain- Volleyball LINDA MA HONEY CANNON COMMERCIAL STENOGRA PHIC Future: GEICO Glee Club, All County Chorus Make-up Comm. -Sr. Class Play f. v Y .. X- Yr-X 5- 2 ,L Cultural Pro. , Ticket Comm Messiah Coin Club, Teenage Book Club JAMES HUGH BRYAN GENERA L Future: Navy Boys State, Camp Counselor Bas- ketball, Track Manager Sports Editor-WHISTLE Publicity Comm. - Sr. Class Play ' GARY LEON CARTER GENERAL W-V,-'Y N., ' ,., -,v- , . We AIN. ' fwfr: sa su- .P if ' Wiser -. fli- 4, -a 5 --'7' -ax di Q -, ' W' ' UN . - -kb- ,. Future: Government Work Baseball, Camp Counselor JV 8: V Basketball Tennis Team, Cross Country Sports Club -Vice Pres. 4-N- mfs --Q X-.qv -'-'ar fix xvgu X , 1 1' -'I' CAROLYN ELIZABETH CLARY GENERAL Future: GEICO Majorettes, Glee Club Parliamen tarian-FHA Sr. Class Play Cast Volleyball, Basketball, Hockey CATHERINE COLE GENERAL Future: Undecided Volleyball Sportsday DIANA CATHERINE COMER COMMERCIAL Future: NIH Managing Editor-WHISTLE Bas- ketball, FBLA, FHA Bake Sale Comm.-Prom Book Club, Volley- ball, Badminton BARBARA ANN CONNER COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHIC Future: Beautician NHS, FTA, FBLA Vice Pres.- FHA, Basketball Sec. -Science Club, Hockey -Chairman-History Comm. ROSE MARIA CORSO COMMERCIA L STENOGRAPHIC Future: Secretary NHS, FBLA, FTA, FHA Hockey, Modern Dance Chairman-Ticket Comm.-Sr. Class Play Coke Comm., Teenage Book Club DONA LD KEIFFER CORUN VOCATIONA L Future: Auto Mechanic STEVEN BRICE COX ACADEMIC Future: Teacher V 8a JV Basketball, Soccer Track, Cross-Country Baseball, Student Council Glee Club DONNA JEAN DAWSON ACADEMIC Future: Secretary FBLA, Bus. Manager-RAlLROAD- ER Cultural Group, FTA Monitor, FHA Xmas Dance Comm., Prom Comm. MARY JANE NORRIS DAWSON COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHIC Future: AEC NHS, Treas. -Glee Club Vice Pres. -12th Gr. B Award, Cheer- leader All County Chorus ROBERT EUGENE DAWSON IR. COMMERCIAL GENERAL Future: Data Processing AEC Track, Baseball, Tennis Sr. Class Play, Pres.-Art Club Prom. Dec. Comm., Sports Club Sr. Booklet- Art SHIRLEY ANN DERFLINGER COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPI-IIC Future: Secretary at AEC Sr. Class Treas. Glee Club, Sec. - FBLA The Sound of Music Pro- gram Comm. -Sr. Class Play DA LE JAMES DIXON GENERAL Future: AEC, Marriage Soccer, Track, Band Cross-Country, Glee Club Sports Club, Science Club Art Club, Biology Club v - r Y 54 ,-- Nsv' ' ' X. ,fas- if Q X Nu-:uf Eff ff 5-221' . ,sq 'fir' . Ai. fro 'QNX .Aj ' Niue- Nr THOMAS MELVIN DAVID DIXON GENERAL Future: Airline Mechanic Track, Boys State Band, Glee Club ALLEN EDWARDS GENERAL Future: Marines JV Sc V Basketball IV 86 V Track ,qrfbrs 'Y JU DY LA NE DOCKERY COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHIC Future: Secretary Sec. 85 Treas. -NHS FBLA, Basketball, Hockey Student Council, Sec. -11-D Publicity Comm. -Sr. Class Play NANCY LORRAINE FERRELL COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHIC Future: AEC Student Council, NHS Glee Club, Sr. Class Play B Awards, Reporter-FBLA Mon- itors, Student Aid Finance Comm. Chairman-Carnival I 7 Q ALYCE DIANE EAGLE COMMERCIAL Future: Work 85 Raise Family FBLA, FHA, Motto Comm Monitor, Messiah Sr. 86 Jr. Glee Club Dec. Comm . -Prom JOHN W. FOSTER GENERAL Future: Air Force Sr. Class Play Track, Tennis Sound of Music Art Club, Boys State , . , , y Q 1-R'T 1 f ,rl fy-Qui ' 'rf-A --'A' , f feb. Y' lc Y , -sqy L uw, ,- Ji' 41-'fu' SUSAN CLARIENCE FOSTER COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHIC Future: Secretary FTA, FHA Cultural Group Refreshment Comm. Chair man-Prom BETTY PAULINE GAYNOR GENERAL Future: Work SL Marriage FHA, Basketball, Hockey Volleyball, Horseshoes Dec. Comm.-Prom Glee Club A an BENIAMIN DAVID GAITHER Il GENERAL Future: Navy V Basketball, Soccer Baseball, Boys State Dec. Comm . -Prom Tennis KENNETH JAMES GIFFIN JR. ACADEMIC Future: Electronics Engi- neer Camp Counselor Cir- culation 86 Exchang Edi- tor of the WHISTLE . f ? Q, , . ' F ' 2 V '- I P . jg ff STEVEN LESLIE GA RROTT GENERA L Future: Government B A ward STEPHEN ALLEN GOFF GENERA L Future: Maryland Insti- tute of Art Track, Art Club IV 8a V Basketball Cross -Country, Soccer f .V .r in 2' gg? Nur 'WN 'ev I1 463 , -riff? DONNA LEE GORDON ACADEMIC Future: Professional Secretary Nl-IS, Pres. 12-2, FHA Vice Pres.- FBLA, Steno Pool Monitors, Sec. 10-11-12 Gr. B Award, Cheer- leader SHERRY LARUE GREENFIELD GENERAL Future. GEICO Volleyball SHERRY ANN GORDON ACADEMIC Future: College Class Editor -RAILROADER FTA , Quill XL Scroll Dec. Comm. - Prom, FHA World Affairs Seminar WILMER LEE GUYTON GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE Future: Undecided SUSAN ANN GOSNELL ACADEMIC Future: College Pres.-NHS, B Awards Editor-in- Chief-WHISTLE Sr. Class Play Cast, Quill 85 Scroll Fl-IA, Moni- IOIS RICHARD NELSON GROVE IR. VOCATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE Future: Armed Forces, Mechanics ,gn-Q if . .pl 111 ffx I , Y-,:4E I' 'lk YQ? A-as av' -- ,A f rib - QW' V 1537 T7 'tn' SANDRA ELIZABETH HARDY GENERAL Future: Librarian Cheerleader, Name Cara Comm. Ticket Comm. -Sr. Class Play Glee Club, Baseball Arrangement Comm. -Prom CHARLOTTE ELAINE HEFFNER GENERAL Future: Work Sr Marriage Volleyball, Horseshoes Glee Club DONNA FAYE HEFFNER COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHIC Future: Secretary Copy Editor-RAILROADER, NHS Quill 85 Scroll, FBLA Sr. Class Play Cast, FHA SHARON HESS COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHIC Future: Secretary Basketball, FBLA Cultural Program Modem Dance Club Refreshment Comm. -Xmas Dance ROLAND WEST HEFFNER JR. GENERAL ,QI .f'N n Future: GEICO ' Us Glee Club Sr. Class Play Cast - .- -.JW DAVID AUSTIN HICKMAN ACADEMIC NON -LANGUAGE Future: College IV Sc V Baseball Ir. Rotarian Stu- dent Comm. Faculty ,tva 'J '4 ' 3' .avr- 'Ivx s-.N I Y L' -7 JAMES WATSON I-IOOPENGARNNER, IR. ACADEMIC Future: Working for GOVT. Printing Office in Washington Character in Senior Class Play Whistle Staff Reporter, Glee Club, Class Clown of 1967 class, mem- ber of Cultural Group JOSEPH LEE JACKSON GENERAL Future: Air Force Shortest Boy in Senior class, Track Team, Ch. Entertainment Comm. Prom, Sports Club A-Q. 1l i X I Q93 :7'!7'k ' n ff 3.3! I 4?-L v' DAVID STEPHEN JAMES GENERAL Future: Army CAROLYN JOY COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPI-IIC Future: AEC FTA, Senior Class Play Comm, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm, Modern Dance Club, Yearbook Class Editor A X-wr' . -FI::jiJQn3:,,,y:! X I 'ix f f ff ' ' in - are --- A , 7 . , gig, ' S fy tljf I X I -g... ur I Nur ROBERT KIDWELL AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC Future: Carpenter Track xX. xX gig : ' dw 'gm S ,,,,,.f .1 1 x, LINDA LOUISE DAVID KLIPP LORA LEE LACKEY KIDWILER GENERAL STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMIC Future: Farming COMMERCIAL Furur-ez' Sregggmpher at Soccer, Historian-FFA Future, Business College CIA Track Official National Honor Society, B Awards, Cheerleader SCC- Student C0UHCi1- Monitors, Cultural Group Trea. FBLA, B Awards. Glee Club The Senior Class Play cast was composed of Richard Paradis, Kathy Myers, Linda Sell, Kristy Myers, Carolyn Clary, Jimmy Hoopengarclner, and Mike Shores, 65 CANDACE CAROLYN MARIE LAKE GENERAL Future: NIH Volleyball Team, Glee Club, Best Dancer-Senior Class, Girls Ath- letic Association. THOMAS ALAN LAKE AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC Future: Mechanical Work Varsity basketball, Baseball, Soccer, Stu- dent Council, Cross Country, Track Team, Boys State. SHIRLEY MAE LANGLEY COMMERCIAL STENOGRA PHIC Future: AEC NHS, B Award, Student Council Rep., Monitors, Pres. 12-3 home- room, FBLA, FTA Yearbook staff GLORIA JEAN LERCI-1 GENERAL Future: Clerical work Yearbook staff, Colmselor Green- top, Modern Dance Club, FHA, History Comm. Sr. Class Make- up Comm. Sr. Class Play BARBARA ANN LEWIS COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHIC Future: Clerk Stenographer FHA, History Comm. Sr. Class, Make-up Comm. Sr. Class Play, Yearbook staff, Christmas Dance Comm. LINDA LOUISE DIXON LINTON GENERAL Future: raise a family Volleyball team DIANE REBECCA LIPSCOMB GENERAL Future: Sales Clerk B Awards, National Honor So- ciety, Volleyball Team, Baseball Team, Ticket Comm. Sr. Class Play. SHARON ANN MARTIN COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPI-IIC Future: AEC NHS, Student-Faculty Comm. , Head Majorette, Glee Club-Sec, B Awards, All-County Chorus. JOHN VINCENT McMURRY COMMERCIAL Future: Strayers Attended Boys State, Cross Country Team, Basketball Team, Tennis Team, FBLA, Track Team, Cul- tural Group. LARRY EUGENE MILLER Q GENERAL COMMERCIAL Future: Work for county Yearbook, Track Official, Future Business Leaders of America. RONALD NELSON MILLER II GENERAL COMMERCIAL Future: College B Awards, Sr. Class Play role, Pres. Band, Soccer Team, Cross Country Team, Track Team. HARRY WILLIAM MINNICK GENERAL COMMERCIAL Future: Airplane Mechanic -63' fi f . .eval--r -.--Iffff - --,Q I , .aa r. ' ,J ,J Q A V K s -fl Xu-1-v ,m K -11+-'xv xivv' I 3 2 ,sway , I ' fx' ' ' , . A 1 -.ff 1 . .. X. C yf ,.:. ., ,..- lx it Q. - ' F s It . N V , V , ' I' 'I . N' x ,wht 8' ' ' L . U I ,' - Q4 t . qw Kim tw it 1'---, Nr 2 'Te am. f-,N Q--v, 4-q, xx, x, 1 WINIFRED KAY MOORE GENERAL Future: Waf Air Force Hockey, Baseball Basket- ball, Cultural Group Re- freshment Comm. -Xmas Dance Modern Dance KRISTY MA NON MYERS ACADEMIC Future: Commercial A rt- ist NHS, Student Council National Mathematics Assn. Award Pres. -County FTA Captain-Cheerleader SHIRLEY L. MORRIS GENERAL Future: Undecided Volleyball Softball LEONA ANNA MAE NELSON GENERAL Future: Typist 86 Marriage Glee Club, Archery Bas- ketball .A .iv I 1 xx ' I 'wr' X KATHY ELIZABETH MYERS ACADEMIC Future: Elementary Teacher Pres. -Student Council B Awards, Vice Pres. -NHS Glee Club, Treas. 11th Gr. Monitor, FTA VIRIGINIA KAREE NICHOLS GENERAL F uture: GEICO Band, Glee Club, FHA Stamp Club, Volleyball All County Band All County Glee Club Vs. 'M -1-4-'y- V, if 1- We - . if ' ' 'Y ' -, ,4 V :L fl. -I ,V if , f, 1: -r 1' 'H Q sir :if 'V ' I 1 3-, r-1. f it , , , 'Q-A,4,+1,! i t , .Y Q, ' ff J' an - ' AIP K 5 vim GGG. 'qi ' xx Q., iz.-:xg 1 'Z7J Q-ft. 4? 'WS V , N ,...- --5. X, Kay an 5 J N-77,rf RICHARD ALFRED PARADIS COMMERCIAL Future: GOVT. Worker FBLA, Student Faculty, Sr. Class Play, Basketball Team, Soccer, Track, Tennis team. LLOYD GLENN POWERS GENERA L COMMERCIA L Future: Undecided FBLA s ..,-1 KAREN EILEEN PENTONEY COMMERCIA L STENOGRA PI-IIC Future: AEC Pres, FBLA, Student Coun- cil Historian 85 Chaplain, NHS, Quill 8L Scroll, Prom Dec. Comm, Mon- itors, Sr. Editor MICHAEL ROBERT POWERS GENERAL Future: Navy Boys State, Track Team, Greentop Counselor, Li- brary Club. J! I CYNTHIA ANN PORTER ACADEMIC Future: College FTA, Glee Club, Mon- itors, Band Honor Guard, B Awards, FHA, Teach ers Aid, Coin Club. DEAN ALBEN REMSBERG AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC Future: Mechanics s WGS ,-R . r' .. ROBERT WILLIAM ROBY ACADEMIC Future: College Pres.-Sr. Class FTA, Basketball, Baseball Football, Student Coun- cil NHS 'We K. I J ,J -,, Q . ii' fp' Q 'WX I Vg J. '1-A ,',I' ,V xw LINDA SUSAN SELL ACADEMIC Future: College B Awards, NHS Feature Editor- RAILROADER FHA, Qu1ll8z Scroll Vice Pres. -Student Council EDWARD DWIGHT ROLLINS GENERAL Future: College Cultural Group BARBARA ANN SCHAEFFER COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHIC FBLA, NHS, Basketball Sports Club, B Award Cultural Group, Modern Dance Cap Sa Gown Comm. ROY THOMAS RUNKLES GENERAL Future: Army Band, Sports Club Cross-Country, Glee Club MESSIA, Art Club, Track Science Club, Coin Club SUSAN HELENE SI-IISLER ACADEMIC Future: Teacher FTA, Quill8a Scroll Student Council-FHA Chairman-Prom Glee Club, Sec. li,-1 4 v-.. .-,Q rg . ETX 'K vc . KATHY ELAINE STEWART GENERAL Future: AEC Editor-in-Chief Yearbook, Quill 86 Scroll, FBLA, Usher for Class Play, Mon- itors, Pres. 10th Grade. THOMAS RAY STINE AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC Future: Mechanic -,pi?5N. fx. 091- S11-rf MICHAEL LEE SHORES COMMERCIAL Future: Barber Senior Class Play, Base- ball, Cultural Group, Friendliest boy in Sr. Class CYNTHIA SUSAN STRATHERN ACADEMIC Future: Executive Sec. Glee Club, FTA, Moni- tor ll-C homeroom Pres, Ir. Prom Dec. Comm, Christmas Dance Refresh- ments. Q-.59 ' --F Hy, is-, .pil- , ,wk 4-iffy' JOHN THOMAS TAULTON GENERAL Future: Government Glee Club, Boys State Stamp Club, All State Chorus FBLA M CONTANCE ANN SHA RICE WA LLA CE GENERAL Future: Marriage Kc Nurs- ing Volleyball, Hockey, Soft- ball T rack, FHA FRANCES JEAN VIRTS COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHIC Future: Secretary Copy Editor -RAILROA DER, Monitors School Store, Quill 86 Scroll FBLA, FHA Sr. Play Promptor Prom Comm., Sr. Class Trip Comm. CARRIE ANN WEBBER COMMERCIAL GENERAL Basketball, Hockey Vol- leyball, Softball Refresh- ment Comm. -Prom --1 'gn Q 1-Q 49 S, X,..--- SWAIN WILFRED WEBBER LINDA PAULA WILHELM COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPI-IIC Future: Undecided Tennis, Fire Marshall Future: AEC FBLA, Publicity Comm. - Sr. Class Play Wills Comm., Hockey, Cami- val Booth Modem Dance Dec. Comm. -Class Play Bake Sale SL Dec. Comm Prom HOWARD EDWARD LEE IR. GENERAL Future: Welder Dedicaiion ,ff Cf few I .3 X , We, the class of 1967 dedicate this book to the memory of our deceased classmates, Francis Reba Jane Cooper and James Pharoh Thornton. Senior Superlaiives MOST STUDIOUS Susan Gosnell Robert Roby CLASS CLOWNS Carolyn Clary Jimmy Hoopengardner ..,.o N FRIENDLIEST I Donna I-Ieffner Michael Shores I I 1 1 1 1-3- 5 1 tl Ai I , 1 MOST ATTRACTIVE PERSONALITY TALLEST AND SHORTEST Susan Shisler Tallestz James Bryan Robert Dawson Shortest: Charolette Heffner Joseph Jackson F?- MOST ARTISTIC Kristy Myers Steven Goff MOST ATTRACTIVE APPEARANCE Kathy Myers John McMurry i MOST TALKATIVE Sherry Gordon Stephen Garrott MOST POPULAR Karen Pentoney Steve Cox BEST DANCERS Candance Lake Larry Greene BEST DRESSED Linda Sell Ronald Miller MOST VERSATILE Barbara Lew is Gary Carter has f z X, 4 5 I 4 MOST ATHLETIC Gloria Brawner Allan Edwards MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Donna Gordon Kenneth Giffin if 'fan I v.. '-. wx . Senior Auiographs gr- e Q Y 'f , ,, .r 1- 3: ' Lf'-,U 5, R A V 5 , lf .-1 A- - - .riff Qli iigfv - 1' ' .Q1'3'9 , M, . -.,-n mt ,fl fr4.',.L ' . '-, 75' A 'E' .,-54. gfiggqh 7 3 if , J ,LL iq- 2 'N CLASSES x, W, -ip- Q a xl ...x N95 'E Ioan Axline S Francis Barker . ,. Q ,Q Carol Barker Anna Bonderenko ry A L2 A 1. - 'Q' f 1 .S 7. I3 1:31 V 31:8 4 Q- .Vf,,f A. 4 A -Avfigij .: Vu X .A :f B A f ,r.4'1aa'f,4f 1 L' I 162 fi, :' il v Br af y B B 1wfff1 1 fx ' , 5, fi' .,, Patsy Bowers Virginia Brandenburg Robert Brooks Mary Brown Carolyn Buckner Gene Carey Patricia Carey Vicki Carter Albert Conner 1 A 4' 1 Raymond Cullen Susan Dem ory David Eshbaugh Linda Fawley Lesfie Forrestt Sharon Fowler Patsy Fox Dale French Tracey Frocke Shirley Giles Patricia Golbert Edward Daugherty Glenn Eackles 45 YP ! fr y Jean GTHITIS Douglas Greene Shirley Greene Brenda Greenfield JOTII1 Gross Charles Gum Ray GUHICI Lynne Hagan Class officers are Jimmy Haller, Denny Harsh, Joetta Proudfoot, and Sandra Lake '55 V , W y e VI, X Jw 3 '11 , M ' V 1- .V 'ff' 1 x E lag, ' ' I Eugene Hahn Dale Haller James Haller Jo Ann Hamilton Stephen Harmon Kathy Harper Joyce Harris Dennis Harsh imma! ra. , K , fr ,,. ,., ,, ,,riL14.2r!,',A Ml ' Qffgf Virginia Hartman 5 usan Hawes Thomas Harwood JHHISS Hebb Douglas Hemp Diane Hilgenberg Jerry Hoffman Faye Holland 85 lil L-1 f 4 ,. 1 X YZ? Hfhm. J N. 72 Douglas Howe Diane Huffer Randy I-Iuffer Savannah Jackson Thomas Jenkins Linda King Audrey Lake Sandra Lake Karen Lapole Martha Lapole Gary Lee Doug Lewis 33 David Lurnan Dale Marshall Margaret McLane Mark Moler Dennis Moore Dwight Noser Thomas Murray Kerry Myers Nancy Nininger Gary Null Larry Onderdonk Gloria Onley 1F68 7..- 1-I jan 'S fi? 62 i ' D x 4 w W: . -1 EL 1 P rlre 4-.3 YI? -'Y ix cl 3 'l 'sV The Junior class students look forward to receiving their class rings. Peggy Payne Mary Poole Kenneth Porter Ioetta Proudfoot Michael Putman Charles Reynolds 3 Edward Riggan Jerri Shrewbridge Paula Smith Melody Sowers Emily Stone Linda Taylor 68 ww as T , fr I I 1 f r v T 'Y ll9' -Q 'f if ew, N J . v1,5!f. I aw iw . f R i l ' , - , 1 T. ,,.. ' s. , 1 , frr. N fall ,,QQ,.r,g2,As.'u , .K 3 J we - . fp , fan . 1'L.L,.fI 'N 'X . 9' X ' I As. ,, 1 -T 'EQL I x I fu N t . . 4912 xv: -F' in it A Paul Taylor Christina Tomlin Donna Thompson John Thompson William Utterback Mildred Webber Sharon Weddle Gordon Welch Ronald Wenner -7 Q' '., ,, .J J' e , 'Q X xl vhs, Linda Zecher Wanda Wetzel Robert Whipp Barbara White Stanley Winpigler Jeffrey Woodruff Brian Wynkoop 1 Q, I 'f' rfb, ip: N a fu rn X Aa iq,a' I W1 4 v x 1.. +M Class Of '68 The Junior class makes some of the money to finance the Iunior-Sen- ior Prom, by popping and selling popcorn at home basketball and soccer games. ,Tn '-f . kj--w - Jw V ..L...4 -'-hr l , :JW -..---.- .. , +A, ' 'w AUTOGRAPHS is . , I Y N: -as 'L 'Nur 'lv 'Us Mark Campbell Ronald Carter Marsha Childers Timothy Comer Dennis Corso John Corun Michael Cullen Sandra Danner V 99. 11-K Q-?' Q3' Linda Ahalt Allen Anders Webster Anderson Bernard Arnold Patsy Axline Dorothy Ayres Earl Baker Pamela Barger Harry Barnhouse Martin Blessing George Bowers Lawrence Campbell Cla G 7' ' 'U Tw' ,ga .. F, 1. fe- T 'lf' , . - 4 .-35' '.:Qi-1 -if ' Te 'f-'fi 5 Eugene Darr John Darr Patricia Darr Ronald Demory David Dinges Thomas Dorsey Michael Duncan Pat Eury Stephenie Everitts Harry Fauble Pamela Fawley Emogene French -F69 af' rv' James French Judith Frye Barbara George Joseph Gideon John Giffin Kenneth Gilbert Gay Goladay Myrtle Gosnell 'rw Billie Grams David Grams Bonnie Hahn Richard Hahn John Hale Edw ard H aller Norma Hallel- Kaye Hardy Sandra Harris Shirley Hatcher Debrah Hatcher Jill Hebb Clyde Henderson Donald Hess Gloria I-limes Samuel Himes Evelyn Holland William Hughes Mary Jackson Charles Jones F '69 gg Q 4-,. ' l L l, VL' V! 5 V .. ,,.. K, Wy Q 4. fIN i 1, L y .B rg, ,, ' w-.. 1. '- .W .I 'E is Y. , ' s '- l g V . ,.'. ,Q .fri ' 5' an f L 32 L ry J-ff if .1 jaw .1 - L- 'fr Margaret King Linda Lake Philip Lee Candace Lewis Mary Jane Lewis Carol Lipscomb Edna Lowery Gary Main 95 bm, C:-L., N -,G-, 3 , Rhonda Metcalf Connie Miller .fg- Thomas Nuse Karen Orndorff 7l1 15- JA, J V 3 FJ f M an 4 1 F Wanda Moore ff Ks Richard Painter 19 - FT . X I V xx Ji ,J Joann Morrison 4 Sm Carolyn Pearson 47' Kitty Nichols 9-X Tar Gerald Pendley 0' Robert pen-y James Phillips John Printz Lawrence Proudfoot Jerry Reynolds CI 3 ,.:k Q h MM I pig X 1 QAJWSV 1 Nona Riggan 5-r-' .ffm YU' ,,v Emma Riggs Marna Riley JOB Rock 1-4 ICE 'V' X. Dan Royer Wayne Runkles Daniel Shewbridge Rebecca ShOrb X-1 171, . , Rhonda Rhoderick David Smith 'Q' Robert Smith Wayne Smith Philip Sowers Sandra Spares Lloyd Spence If '69 1 97 51-we , 5 4 . if V v . 1 V N 1, .N ,J w - e xr. ' e r' - , .1 Il ,' '. nc.:-5 .F 'vw 'R e . a v- - 1 I-' V . : I ' f- 1 fx' ..f M4 e.. i . , k'x - -I :ff Prognostic tests are given to Sophomores to determine their ability to do well in shorthand. Richard Summers Walter Townley Victor Virts Mark Weaver Kenneth Webber Mark Webber Michael Webber Mary Wenner Cla X Richard Wier Gary Wigfield Dianna Wiles William Williams Stephen Wolfe Franklin Woullard 69 OHFK Vi W9 , -'Sl as lava ,XE - ,x- 'W-I7 L L -x .1 W ?by as 'AEP'- Class officers are Danny Shewbridge, Jim Phillips, r Judy Fry, and Joe Rock. l t . -s' x , 1 ' I We J fix' s ' rl 51' , .4-C V. 'I L ' W J 'Q 1 y ff A 21' Tana Anderson Diana Barker Victor Barker Tony Barnhouse Barbara Baum Deborah Blosser Richard Boyer Doris Brawner Mark Brawner Robert Brown Rachel Burns Linda Caniford Debra Care Brenda Carey Carolyn Carter Keith Carter Michael Carter Nancy Claar Diane Cole Dennis Conner 2 Donald Conner Henry Conner Nancy Corso Sheran Crampton Auralie Creamer Pamela Dawson Richard Dawson Brenda Daugherty F70 Michael Deener Thomas Dixon Roland Eagle Melody Fambrough Ronald Fawley Robin Foster Brenda Fowler David French Peggy Gaither Larry Garrot William Gaynor Nancy Gibbons 3-. 33 S xslx Q ., T' A, 1 Sb..-f Q. ,UQ 253' r G xv, ,I I5 I IOI ?vb Q5 1? IU!- J,-i ' QWQ X y Fx 1 .J -cw J! Dennis Gosnell, Talmadge Grams, Karen Griffith, Glenn Gunter, Ronald Hahn Richard Haines, Kathy Hale, Shelly Haines, Theresa Harris, Edward Hartman 'vw t I02 y 'Sy ,U .0 'GE' -14 f-A y I7-fn' xx I i I K Melinda Harwood, Debra Hawes, John Helman, George Hoffman, Stanley Hope Joyce Hortman, Robert Huffer, Kathy Ifert, Franklin Johnson, Brenda Keefer I ,F , i I 1 . ' m'Y.vv9B,. I Karen Kelly, Patricia Knight, Donald Lee. Gary bee, Kathy Lerch . if Vg? vs N1 Y, ff ., ,J Q l Y I l . mi if .351 , Deborah Lloyd, Ronald Lowe, Dianna Loy, Robert Lynn, Cynthia Main Sharon Mann, Debra May, James McKnight, David McLane, Ronald Mentzer 1- Z-Q V , I Q, 4 J yi - 'L i ,, 'fe f M. ' ' , ig fn if ,-7 -' 'iii if JJ iff 1 ' ' il-ff Qi Stephen Metcalf, Abby Middleton, Susan Miller, Peggy Miss, John Moore Mark Moore, Linda Moser, Roby Moseberger, Brenda Murphy, William Myers Glenn Ninninger, John Onderdonk, Judy Payne, Stephen Pearl, Virginia Phillips 1, E -SH. 1 f ' fvi 'YU' 5: it i l K varqv V 1 t .- ' tl Individual study and a quiet atmosphere is pre- sent in private French booths. Listening to French tapes 'and reciting with them is daily practice for these students I04 Patricia Powers Lori Price Stanley Ramsburg Debbie Redmond Dennis Remsburg Marcia Rhoderick Thomas Riley Thomas Robertson Clase Susan Roelke Denise Rollins Mary Rowe Donna Russel Barbara Saintmier Mildred Sigler Richard Simons Paul Simpson V Qu. T' 'B if fi? .Z F70 -i Steven Sigler Dennis Smith James Smith Sandra Smith John Staub Wayne Stonesifer Sandra Sutcliff Gail Taylor Robert Taylor Agnes Thornton Fred Thornton Jerry Tomlin The ninth grade enjoyed having its' party this year during the school day. James Travis Michael Virts Ralph Virts Karen Welty I . Class Of '70 George Wenner Carol Werking Kenneth White Kim Whetzel Diane Wiggington Neil Wilhelm David Wilson Linda Wood Class Of '71 ?w' fmyif , rw. Thomas Adams Gary Adkins Brent Albert Mark Aldridge Shirley Arvin Judy Axline David Baker Martin Barger Sharon Barker Gale Biser Maria Bonderenko Thomas Boyles Teresa Brandenburg Kevin Brawner Benjamin Brown Susan Brubaker Larri Bryan Richard Campbell Faye Caniford Lorraine Cannon Ruth Carter Alan Clark George Clary Isla Conner Patrica Conner Sharon Cooper Betsy Creamer Craig Crowl Lawrence Dallas Virginia Darr Wayne Daugherty Theresa Dawson Mitchell Deener Ronald Dinges Cheryl Dintaman Leroy Dixon Roxanne Dixon Rhonda Dockery Paul Gaither Cynthia Geisbert Donna Giffin Shirley Gilbert Ernest Greenfield Richard I-Ialler Delores Hardy Cynthia Harmon Anita Harris Steven Harrison John Hawes Shelly Hawes William Hebb William Hemp Charles Henderson Virginia Henderson Lynn Hering Marty I-limes Louis Holland Doris Hoopengardner Warren Huffer Vivian Jackson Carol Kersey Larry King Michael Knapp Patrick Knapp Linda Lake H' 71 'N if NWN! it fi I - 'Milf Cindy Charles Carol Leopold Loy Lucas sf? X Xi, It x N X M Terry Wanita Cecilia Merriman Moore Morris Michael Vicki Nazelrod Null Bonnie Larry Pearrell Peaffell Il0 Robert Page ffflwf' .Wig rx X N Y , Teresa Phillips Sherry Thomas Carolyn Main Maloney McCoy Ellen Theresa John Murtiff Murtiff Naille ru- Debora Iarnes Michael Payne Payne Pearl ff ' if. T it . T 1 Li A H We 1 T 'I ' Patti Vicki Patrick Piper Porter Putman il!- TFP 53' Franklin John Rhorback Rock 'tif fs W l - fi : A 3' :W I Sue Dena Sheppard Simpson Patli Dwight Shoots Stonesifer . Q 'rr It Biaxlii tiiil Harold Barbara Tomlin Townley EH mx t B William Susan Alan Joseph Rounsley Royer Rudy Schrader .ft , lvl Xalan q...v Charlene Linda Gary Sandra Spence Smallwood Sm ith Smith ,uv 'vk I? E' Scott David Gerald Calvin Stauffer Stevens Stewart Tibbs Willard Michael James Mark Tri bby Van Holten Webber Webber III 1 n v. i if i X , nz-pf X . We 3 fi Vicki Virts Charles Weddle Michael Wenner N Tonya Wenner b E 1-7' Philip wnneim F Cynthia Wilson i 'V ar . M is 1. The drama club offers new hor- izons for eighth graders, Virginia Darr, Donna Duncan, and Michael Nazelrod participate in this activ- icy. AUTOGRAPHS .,....-un ,at The Seventh graders look over their schedules, and attempt to acquaint themselves with a new situation. Cl Mark Ahalt Kevin Anders Connie Baker John Baker Glenna Barker Linda bl.-- Danny Blosser Maria Bondarenko Lynn Boone Maurice Brooks V V Michael Burns l Clayton Campbell i William Cauley V i Barbara Coates 1' 1 Q , 'Q ff' 'lf v Robert Conner Greg Cooper Earl Corso Diane Dagenhart Randy Darr Laressa Dawson Michael De Grange Emma De Lauder Charles Duncan Denise Eackles Linda Ebersole Debra Eury Terry Sawley Catherine Fisher Dixie Flora T72 John Frocke David Frye Donna Frye Steven Gaynor Harry George Esther Grams Robert Grams Bonnie Green Dale Hahn Dinah Hahn Michael Hale Dawn I-Ialler Roger Hatcher Patti Hawes Terry Hebb x ,X 1 ei 5'5- sg. A l ll 'fill .l v.v J i v V 1 X . A J X ag , J-4 , if ' xx - , xx f 4 , X N X, x I If J noi, 'l , , uf J xx hx V I 1 n iii if J K - V. 1 . -All I mf , ,J X Barbara Heffner Michael Heflin Drexel Henderson Linda Hughes Linda Ifert Helen Jackson Linda Jones Mary Keefer Terry Keller Wanda Lackey William Lee George Lewis Rebekah Loy Robert Luman Gary MacKenzie Deborah Maloney Rudy McCutchen Timothy McLane Penny Merriman Blake Middleton Kenneth Miller Reginald Monroe Joyce Morrison James Morseberger Shirley Moser Thomas Moss John Murray John Nelson Mark New Marsha New 3 Kathy Nuse Eilleen Onderdonk Paul Orrison Carol Payne Ronald Pearl John Philips Robert Redmond Jackie Roop Dale Russel Patrica Saintmier Gary Scott Sharon Scott Curt Selby Vickie Shoemaker Elizabeth Sigler F72 Terry Smith Michael Sowers Stephenie Stocks Susan Sutcliff Charles Thornton '75 Q X 4 , I A .J ' ' 4 ul! 3' ws ' I '1 AI i.a' Ji!!! SUSBI1 Waters Michael Webber Larry Welch James Wenner Roxye Wenner rd A , x ,i if an 'L-5, Franklin Whiten Brenda Wiles Cynthia Williams ' ,, C -nf l 1 ff' N 1 of feat? l fwvff 4 , y. J X . , . V5 Y 'Li if U I I 'L..x, , 4 ADVERTISERS SCHROEDER'S MEN'S WEAR 9 East Patrick Street Frederick, Maryland We rent formals for all occasions. We show a complete line of men's wearg all of the famous brands. CAGE'S Auto Service and Sporting Goods 37 Years of Know-How Phone 834-5321 THE TRADING POST ii ,I I I I iii: A D. I'-1 f V 353- 15439 J effer s on, Maryland GUNS RALPH D. BROWN L. O. MOOSE The Family Fraternity Brunswick Lodge 591582 Loyal Order of the Moose PHILLIPS INSURANCE AGENCY Insure in Sure Insurance Offic e 7 West Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland Brunswick 834-8111 W. GEORGE 8. COMPANY HARDWARE 304 West Potomac Street Phone 834-9320 Brunswick, Maryland BRUNSWICK FLORIST SHOP JOHNNY'S BARBER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions 110 West Potomac Street West Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland Phone 834-9333 Brunswick, Maryland TASTY SNACK CON FECTIONERY West Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland Car ry- out and Fountain Service CQATES Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinnei Brunswick 834-9172 Peter sville, Maryland C ong ratulati on s and Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 from DR. 81 MRS. PAUL W. SHAFFER 14 A Street Brunswick, Maryland Phone 834-8100 iii' .' T DARRS TAVERN Mary Alice and Donald Eagle Home of Darr's Famous Cokes B 8. B MILK TRANSPORTATION, INC. Milk Hauling to Baltimore Phone 834-9020 WOLFE TRAVEL SERVICE West 7th Street Extended MOnu:ment 2-4561 Frederick, Maryland FL 1 . 1 1 FTE! iff f fr y, hw, ,Mui ii! ff 11 .. ' gel .LH ' ' J. J. NEWBERRY J - I . :N Hug ! I ' 1 I I w,. ' . lif I f. t y , M n- I 4 ' - -ff ' 1 jf H . 7 It Ii 1 M' Seli-Service Phone 834-9910 West Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland FOLLlN'S Atlas Tires--Batteries Accessories 24-Hour Towing Service 5 . P, Qr cf Q 5 , '- L' -vw V 5' ' ' i ff. . Vs 7 'J'....L4fi- '.1Ln I.f..aqh ' md ' TJE. 1. ,,-.-, ., .- , ,N , . Q s!5 V' -. 1- -1 . ..- I 1 -rw -f Aw il 'F - . .- -U-L' 11 'r ,. 1.1 . ' ' . '84 -- Y- ..-- -- ' .. . ..ce-1 'fz.-T,j5j - , Y I H' -'-'ug --1 M: ,f c . 4.-., -- iymfgzwl 1 ,, , . .f. 1-1, ,jf W jgvg---an-Tzmri 5-1:14 ' ' 1 ,A E:-1-4 , I ' ' . . ,N 1.1.1 Wea.. ,L Tj. ,.Vw , . 'Q I . 1 ,, f f l ' -T 'ef . 13--5.-Esc ., :1ai2+f f:'t:'-?f79?:w55- Phone: Day--Brunswick 834-2961 Night--Brunswick 834-2771 Knoxville, Maryland Route 340 THE LACE STORE 1 Fine Departments Brunswick 834-2271 Brunswick, Maryland SCHAMEL'S SELF-SERVICE MARKET N it 5 T A 1 I , Q l59'M'lMLfrfey1gg 1 Li l t i 'i n i Q. X: -if llw ,, W L, iam.,- Eg Z X 1 -I AWD Q ' -. b -b--. 1 Y - Jefferson, Maryland Brunswick 834-9559 Stop at the Sign of the Red Hen Where Everything is Fresh But the Help R. D. HEMP meats Jeffer s on, Maryland H. C. SUMMERS COMPANY I. I-I. MOTOR TRUCKS Farm Equipment Industrial Equipment BRUNSWICK BOWLING CENTER 38 Souder Road Phone 833-9791 Brunswick, Maryland a If K 'Fl',J, ,, -.1 .6,lvl-f1- . Special Rates for School Ages Snack Bar and Large Lunch Area Free Bowling Instructions 16 Automatic Duckpin Lanes Completely Air-Conditioned RIDGE VIEW MARKET Point of Rocks Maryland 874-3257 WEIL BROTHERS FUEL 8. HEATING, INC. East Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland M. J. GROVE LIME COMPANY A Division of the Flintkote Company Limestone--lime Free State Masonry Cement Ready Mixed Concrete Phone 834-2781 Main Office--Lime Kiln, Maryland Phone 663-3104 D. 8: M. TRANSPORT DONALD and MARY ALICE EAGLE Brunswick, Maryland MAY'S WOMAN'S APPAREL Dresses Coats Sportswear Blouses Latest Styles at Reasonable Prices Frederick Shopping Center PEOPLES HOME AND AUTO 21-29 East Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland Phone 834-9111 I23 LITTEN CHEVROLET SALES Chevrolet and Oldsmobile 1 EM WIWHU- . ram xt I Sales and Services Z4-Hour Towing Services Phone 834-2471 Brunswick, Maryland POTOMAC EDISON Z5 West Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland Phone: Day Service 834-9044 Night and Holiday Service MO 3-3141 IVAN S Brunswick 834- 9303 Brunswick, Maryland HAWAIIAN MOTEL Route 340 RFD 1991, Knofiville, Maryland Junior and Pat SHELLEY'S CLEANERS For all your dry cleaning and laundry services, dial 834-9088. Stop in today at 201 Petersville Road, Brunswick, Maryland. BANK OF BRUNSWICK Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone 834-2211 1 West Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland Complete Business Training Accounting--Secretarial Business Administration HAGERSTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE 441 N. Potomac Street Hagerstown, Maryland Western Maryland's Most Modern School of Business ROY D. FAMBROUGH DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 304 Souder Road Brunswick, Maryland Dirt- -Sand- -Stone Contract Hauling L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Commercial and Class Ring Division ,., . fl ...i--Ii 1200 I-Iavenwood Road Baltimore, Maryland J. P. KARN LUMBER COMPANY B IIIC- Your Building Ne eds Millwork- -Lumber - -Paint Building Supplies 8: Hardware Phone 834-2281 B. 8: O. Y.M.C.A. Barber Shop George Merriman East Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland S. AND N. KATZ, INC. 1 East Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland Brunswick 834-9666 I26 1 HAWAIIAN RESTAURANT IDEAL CLEANERS Route 340 Office Phone 834-2411 RFD ffl, Knoxville, Maryland Plant Phone 834-2571 Junior and Pat Main Brunswick, Maryland - f LITTLE JIMMY AND THE WANDERERS For information call: Brenton Barger 834-9587 Leslie Forrest 834-8360 Wayne Smith 473-8259 .Tirnrny Hebb 834-5264 Eddie Riggan 834-9710 THE BLADE TIMES ., 5,,,:mm.QW,,,tflfi.,-- I 1- 5 ff' - .' . inf- ff 4 1 P 10 W1 . -i il 4 -Al ffm- The Whistle staff at Work on the Whistle, high school newspaper. 11 West Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland EDUCATION OUR COMMON CONC ERN PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OF BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL Officers 1966-1967 President Mr. Charles Smith Vice President Mrs. Charles Smith Recording Secretary Mrs. Howard Werking Corresponding Secretary Mrs. George Albert Treasurer Mrs. Richard Grove TMODERN MISS BEAUTY SALON 17 West Potomac Street Phone 834-8700 Brunswick, Maryland Modern Hair style s lui,-H Y ' 'Q-QW - V , -,,, A , -- l COMPLLMENTS or KERRIGAN'S GROCERY A Phone TRemont 4- 3252 FRIEND Point of Rocks Maryland I28 Your Clas s Photographer WESTMINISTER STUDIO CHARLES F. MAGEE, Owner 39 East Main Street Westrninister, Maryland fr1f TS-'N PRESCRIPTION ARTS PHARMACY A 1 ' 'i-f' rr , i ' I ' EU fs ' 'f , , I 1 .' ' .- 's ' N A 'I . ir, 23 91 -Iwi 1 gn f ,M 'Mfr w II 'I 'I XV' .R . 'br-' ' ' j 'tr u Q H- A I.. M-J as L. f 'A 'A us -1 'ti' 4 I 2 vw-. ' Magi A -LA 9 0-5 ' . 1 V T 1:1 u -- 45 -n It ' fi 45 5 ' 45, Wi if-ll riff-':f'e::..v +iF LLi at 1 ' 'iJ' rin' I4 -1 IV I wa 'Yi H li1 l ll an nn W: I 44 West Potomac St, Phone 834-9715 Drugs Prescriptions DAWSON'S TV AND APPLIANCES Sales 8: Service Color TV's -- Also Black 8: White Stereo's, I-Ii Fi's, Tape Recorders - - Budget Financing - - Pete r sville Road Brunswick, Maryland GROSS BROTHERS Norge, Philco Brunswick 834-9844 T. BRYON KAO, M.D. C. Gum Spring Hollow Brunswick, Maryland O.K. GROCERY 704 North Maple Avenue Brunswick, Maryland Fresh Meats Groceries HAZE HALLEY Fuel Oil Kerosene Brunswick, Maryland Brunswick 834-5291 GRAMS AUTO SERVICE Complete Automobile Service Petersville Road Brunswick, Maryland Phone 834-9855 COKER'S HOUSE OF FABRICS 8 South Court Street Frederick, Maryland Phone 663-4636 Fabrics Patterns Slipcovers Notions Simplicity 8: Vogue Drapes CINDERELLA BEAUTY SALON Phone 834- 992.5 Brunswick, Maryland 130 FEETE FUNERAL HOME Hd -A. Established 18 90 Phone 834-9971 19 W. B, Street Brunswick, Maryland PECK'S BODY 8. PAINT SHOP Loudoun Heights, Virginia Route 671 Hillsboro, Virginia DUTCH BOY PAINTS AUTHUR LUTMAN 23 West Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland Phone 834-9138 POTOMAC FURNITURE COMPANY Brunswick, Maryland Brunswick 834-9925 A. J. CINCOTTA Realtor Office: 15 West Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland Phone 834-2496 Complete Real Estate Service NEW YORK HILL MARKET 101 Ninth Avenue Phone 834-2092 Brunswick, Maryland PEOPLES BANK OFFICE FARMERS 8. MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK Q I 1 III I I II I I II ' fs?-2522.22-eva: 1 I ' I 'II Elf .....-- - - -l--' v- ' ' ' g XX ,I I . X X , XX: .. A .-.- '-'-T 'W-2 I M Q I A tgzfvzdxp 'II I I 'I -ll ' - , v v-:- we-annvv-Irffff'-A 'W kj ' Inf -,lg gk' ':.!' ,, I 7 V ,-- Y I ,, ,, , A -- -, , .I ,, I. - -- C, 3. ,Lf 46- ,,..,.-- f.: - - ff' ' - -H -' V- . 'V ' ' 1-1:-sw--+1-fd-'fn-..v'-'..'-:AJ J:-1 , ,, . M . -GV, , ,,, fm., ,, M ' Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System 115 West Potomac Street Brunswick, Maryland Phone 834-9000 MAYOR AND COUNCIL MAYOR ORNDORFF Z0 A Street Phone 834-5231 Brunswick, Maryland In Remembrance of 5 West Potomac Street Phone 834-5651 from the Brunswick, Maryland Class of 1967 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We, the members of the 1967 RAILROADER staff wish to express our appreciation to: The businessmen, patrons, and subscribers who have made this annual possible. Mr. Charles Magee and Gary Null who have taken our pictures. The Taylor Publishing Company who advises our book. And most of all, our sponsor, Mrs. Mary Luther. l 1 4 Q I f 1' 9. H '15 r'.U,.w if ' I- .1 WYE' ,Q iii: iff? f 'E 'f. - vj 1 '-ii ii r ' , ' 71- iff 4 3-1? J I Tir' ,. - f- 4.-0 . La, ,wb , ', 3,5135 V .v-'J 1 1 1..- N- '-- ,,,1V q-Ewtfir V4 , ',. 1 ,, -,w.,..L l 7155. far- :4-Vg, lr- K-121 fFi... r'g ga I X vu 'L , A -'4f If ,,,. ll A-M--1----'Q par, L ' ,,-.,--- V Iva' .-..q,,--- . - -1 A ....-...-4.4-4 , .. max AUTOGRAPHS Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Ada H. Mr. Patrons and Mrs. John E. Adkins Dorothy Ayres Bell and Mrs. Eugene Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brandenburg Mrs. Bernard Brown Mr. S. L. Brown Mrs. Loretta Shewbridge Butts Mrs. Mary F. Cage Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A . Carty Paul L. Cook and Mrs. Roy Cooper Miss Donna Derflinger Mr. and Mrs. John Filicky Mrs. Lucille Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Glen Good Mr. and Mrs. George W. Guyron Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Guyton Mr. James N. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harne Mr. and Mrs. Leo Harne Mr. William H. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Harrison Miss Margaret L. Hatcher Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hebb Miss Linda L. Heffner Mr. and Mrs. John Hemp Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hoar Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kidwiler Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Leopold Mrs. Eileen Leslie Mr. George I-I. Littrell Ir. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Loudan Sr. and Mrs. William R. Luther Sr. and Mrs. Robert Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr. Roy McBride Mr. David Miller Mr. and Mrs. H. Eugene Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mullen Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Nalley Mrs. Virginia Nicholson Mrs. Alice Olson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ondrejack Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pentoney Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Phillips Miss Gladys Pitzer Mr. and Mrs. Alton Putman Mr. and Mrs. Merhl Remsburg Miss Sue Ann Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. James H. Schamel Mr. Linwood Seibert Mr. and Mrs. Homer Selby Mr. and Mrs. C. Eugene Shaff Mr. Gerald M. Shewbridge Brig. General C. Wayne Shisler Mr. and Mrs. Dewey L. Sigler Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall C. Smallwood Dr. and Mrs. Smith Mr. Lee B. Smith Mrs. Mary Lou Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Leon Snoots Mr. and Mrs. William Sowers Mr. and Mrs. James H. 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