Clear Spring High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Clear Spring, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF CLEAR SPRING HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS Every day we walk through the same doors, sit in the same chairs, and lean against the same lockers. During the year the path never changes, only our direction and destination. 2 ADMINISTRATION 5 ORGANIZATIONS 11 ACTIVITIES 36 ATHLETICS 43 SENIORS 57 JUNIORS 101 WM SOPHOMORES 107 FRESHMEN 111 JUNIOR HIGH 117 INC ACHES SUP ADVERTISEMENTS 123 «.«anSJS?1 PEPSI-CC BROTHERS ADMINISTRATION OUR PRINCIPAL AND VICE PRINCIPAL MR. EDWIN E. STENGER, Principal With this, the 1973 issue of the TRAILBLAZER, an era in the e d u c a t i o n a I development of the Clear Spring area comes to a close. This will be the last Yearbook issued in our present building. As the new building progresses, and the beams and blocks begin to stand against the sky, 1 am sure that we all have mixed feelings about leaving the old familiar and going to the new and unfamiliar. There will also be many changes which will bring with them many pro- blems. There will also be many things which will not change and will tend to create the ongoing sta- bility so much needed in any venture. Regardless of how new the buildings and programs may be, they may not necessarily be better unless we make them better. The important thing for all of us to remem- ber is that buildings and programs are created by people and it is with the people that success or fail- ure come about. 6 MR. J. TERRY MASTERS, Vice-Principal TEACHERS ALFRED C. ALCORN: Chorus, General Music STANLEY CANFIELD: Boys’ Phys. Ed. M. A. ROMAN BARVINCHACK: Business Ed. LILLIAN BURKE Girls' Phys. Ed JACQUELINE FISHER: English JON GAVER: Mathematics MILTON HAYS: Arts and Crafts MARGARET KAETZEL: Librarian LAWERENCE MYERS: 8 History, Math, Psychology TEACHERS DAVID HOLZINGER: KENNETH HOLLAR: English, Social Studies Math, Science NOEL KUNKLE: Band WILLIAM LONG: Industrial Arts TEACHERS DOROTHY SITES: GEORGE SMITH: RICHARD SNYDER: English, Social Studies English, World Cultures, Journalism U.S. History, Social Studies GARY STURNIOLO: RONALD VIOLET: PAUL WACHTER: Math Biology, Sci. Science 9 MRS. HARRIET ANKENEY, Guidance Secretary MISS BRICKER, Typing, Shorthand MR. FRUSH, Band MRS. HARRIS, Home Ec. MR. HART MR. KAYSER MR. MCMULLEN 10 BACK: Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Crouse, Mrs. Cook FRONT: Mrs. Mundey, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Kayser SHARON HOME OF THE “TRAILBLAZER” EDITORS ’CINDY S. Moore, S. Massie, R. Martin, D. Reed, R. Miles, J. Vincent, B. Goldizen, E. Horst, E. Staley, L. Eckstine, C. Hutson, D. Rice, P. Grosh, J. Yeakle, K. Belz, P. Reed 13 J.C. LEADS C.H.S. IN 1973 PRESIDENT: Jim Clopper VICE-PRESIDENT: Dan Burke 2nd VICE-PRESIDENT: Tracey Clopper SECRETARY: Cathy Hull TREASURER: Connie Hawbecker CHAPLAIN: Eric Mills HISTORIAN: Cedric Poole PARLIAMENTARIAN: Alice Roney The Student Government is the most power- ful organization at C .H.S. The main purpose of this group is to provide a means through which students may discuss the problems and policies which relate to student welfare and school organizations. This year the Student Government was also active in the W .C.A .S.C. and in taking over the 1973 Homecoming Dance. Representatives and Committee Members (1) B. Fritz, D. Evans, T. Clopper, K. Reed, B. Smith, L. Hose, T. Hull, J. Bowman (2) P. Mellon, A. Roney, P. Bowman, L. Shank, L. Miles, S. Grams, D. Lescalleet (3) C. Poole, E. Staley, T. Hawbecker, K. Shank, J. Carlisle, J. Clopper (4) E. Mills, D. Snyder, C. Trumpower, J. Snyder, C. Hull, C. Ankeney, D. Michael (5) L. Price, J. Mundey, S. Moore, S. Hovermale (6) P. Helser, T. Blackburn, P. Truax, E. Hull, W. Mellon 14 73 s SENIOR VOICE STAFF BACK, Left to Right: Carol Cornell, Lenora Netz, Barb Mundey, Mary Ellen Reed, Mickey Suder, Linda Anderson, Tony Blackburn, SECOND ROW: Vikki Blair, Cathy Hull, David Cohill, David Wiles, Robin Weaver, FRONT: Mari- lyn Trussell, Becky Downs, Jim Manuel, Glenda Keefer, Joan Snyder, Debbie Evans AND THEIR JR. ASSISTANTS BACK, Left to Right: Judy Sword - Editor; Kathy Carbaugh, Linda Price, Mr. Smith - Advisor; Debbie Reed, Diane Snyder - Ass’t. Editor; Shirley Moore - Bus. Mgr.; KNEELING: Joey Mason, Pat Reed, Leon Myers, Doris Lewis, Alice Roney, Steve Golden, FRONT: John Albright, Mike Johnson, Barry Miles, Louie Higgins, Andy Anderson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is one of the most prized and coveted organizations of Clear Spring High School. Its membership is an honor second to none. High standards are set for its members. Only those students excelling in the qualities of Character, Scholar- ship, Leadership, and Service are invited into this society. It is both an honor and a responsibility to be induc- ted into this National Organization. PRESIDENT: Linda Price VICE-PRESIDENT: Peggy Grosh 1973 INDUCTION CEREMONY '73 Inductees Seniors Cynthia Ankeney Phil Helser Sue Massie Brenda Sites Jo Carol Sprecher Juniors Terry Aleshire Vikki Blair David Cohill Cathy Hull Jim Manuel Lenora Netz Robin Weaver ADVISOR: Mr. Violet '73 MEMBERS Janet Mundey, Judy Sword, Kathy Carbaugh, Linda Price, Peggy Grosh, Drew Michael, Teresa Myers, Diane Snyder, Connie Hawbecker, Patty Truax, Susie Hovermale 17 TOP ROW, Left to Right: C. Creek, K. Fastle, D. Fiery, C. Myers, E. Horst, B. Mellot, D. Orndoff, J. Yost, K. Yost, B. Mellott, MIDDLE ROW: S. Deshong, V. Shives, D. Mullin, N. Wilson, J. Mills, D. Mills, D. Miller, B. Keefer, D. Yeakle, S. Massie, BOTTOM ROW: D. Reed, V. Boswell, P. Bowman, J. Mason, T. Hawbecker, R. Repp, S. Creek, P. Mellott FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Future Business Leaders of America again furnished the school with many services. Some of the Services are: operating the concession stand, the showing of two movies, sponsoring students to clean up the trash around the school, cleaning the gym floors after intermural games, raising money for the general fund and buying equipment for the school. Some of their activities were roller skating par- ties for all students and club members; a trip to Get- tysburg Battlefield and selling jewelry and stationary which provided training in the proper procedure of selling and handling money. OFFICERS: President: Barb Mellott Vice-President; Debra Mills Secretary: Debbie Reed Treasurer: Vickie Shives Reporter: Sue Massie Parliamentarian: Brenda Keefer Debbie Orndoff Denise Miller Ellen Horst 18 BACK ROW, Left to Right: D. Reigel, W. Hull, D. Gladhill, R. Miles, G. Keefer, C. Myers, J. Gardener, D. De- shong, K. Fastle, D. Fiery, D. Kessell, D. Orndoff, M. Reed, M. Schnebly, V. Yost, FRONT ROW: J. Yost, S. Creek, V. Boswell, R. Repp, V. Blair, Mrs. Saur, J. Vincent, L. Netz, D. Miller, D. Repp, B. Keefer FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Our vision is eight fold and World wide, and as we are learning to live a more useful and satisfying life through our Future Homemakers activities. This year our main goal was to help the Kidney Foundation raise money by selling Halloween candy. We also visit the children at Washington County Hos- pital on special occasions to help cheer them up. We are proud to say that we are the members of the Fu- ture Homemakers of America. President: Vikki Blair Vice-President: Jackie Vincent Secretary: Kathy Fastle Treasurer: Ruth Swope Reporter: Lenora Netz Parliamentarian: Denise Miller Advisor: Mrs. Saur 19 TOP ROW, Left to Right: P. Truax, J. Mundey, R. Repp, MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Kaetzel, S. Holler, J. Sword, M. Schnebly, BOTTOM ROW; C. Ankeney, P. Snyder, S. Creek FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The Future Nurses of America club was organized to promote interest in the health fields. Members of the club participated in community fund drives such as Cancer, Heart disease, and birth defects. Field trips are taken to various places to encourage the mem- bers and inspire more interest. In the school the mem- bers take on the responsibility of caring for the health clinics. OFFICERS: President: Pam Irvin Vice-President: Sharon Holler Secretary: Cindy Ankeney Treasurer; Ruth Repp Advisor: Mrs. Kaetzel TOP ROW, Left to Right: J. Clopper, J. Mundey, P. Grosh, C. Myers, D. Belz, B. Downs, D. Omdoff, C. Trum- power, R. Shives, D. Snyder, S. Golden, L. Price, L. Higgins, M. Johnson, S. Creek, C. Creek, T. Hawbecker, J. Mason, P. Truax, V. Boswell, MIDDLE ROW: D. Shingleton, D. Evans, C. Cornell, J. Snyder, S. Holler, A. Roney, S. Hovermale, S. Moore, R. Repp, B. Belz, P. Hesson, Y. Faith, D. Yeakle, BOTTOM ROW: M. Reed, L. Anderson, R. Weaver, C. Hull, V. Blair, L. Netz, D. Trumpower, E. Staley, M. Clark, C. Ankeney FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America Club was designed to encourage and help those students which have an in- terest in the field of teaching. The F.T .A . sponsored an annual ham and cheese sandwich sale, a wastecan sale, the Christmas Dance, and guided many visiting parents during American Education week. Members of the club also visit colleges and can at- tend various teaching workshops. OFFICERS: President: Susie Hovermale Vice-President: Cathy Hull Secretary: Robin Weaver Treasurer: Patty Truax Historian: Peggy Grosh Advisor: Mrs. Fischer 21 CHEERLEADERS: D. Evans, J. Mundey, R. Weaver, C. Corwell, T. Myers, C. Hull, L. Price, J. Snyder FIRST ROW: E. Clark, D. McMullan, K. Belz, M. Myers, B. Miles, S. Golden, T. Clopper, A. Downs, D. Trumpower, L. Netz, V. Blair. N. Hesson, J. Evans SECOND ROW: S. Massie, L. Shank, K. Hull, T. Anderson, B. Keefer, D. Miller, E. Staley, L. Anderson, T. Hawbecker, A. Roney, D. Snyder, S. Moore, P. Truax THIRD ROW: P. Palmer, C. Ankeney, B. Brechbill, J. Sword, J. Mason, L. Higgins, J. Marmaduke, J. Yeakle, J. Golden, J. Yeakle, C. Shupp, P. Bowman, M. Trussell, R. Worrell, B. Repp J.V. CHEERLEADERS: L. McMullan, C. Englehart, T. Anderson, V. Boswell, A. Fisher, C. Poole, S. Rice, P. Evans, P. Staley, S. Holler, S. Hovermale CHESS CLUB STANDING: M. Wilkinson, M. Ludy, D. Hull, E. Ludy, D. Gehr, M. Suder, J. Compton, S. Thompson SITTING: M. Suder, J. Evans, Ludy, D. Rice AIDES AT C.H.S OFFICE, Left to Right: Marilyn Trussell Mary Cohill Brenda Sites Pat Bowman Cindy Hutson Jane Yost Ruth Repp Danny Mullin Bonnie Mellon Janice Hege LUNCH, BACK ROW: Mary Cohill, Donna Trumpower, MIDDLE ROW: Paul Goldizen, Wanda Richardson, Cindy Bowman, FRONT ROW: Robin Keefer, Anita Yeakle SCHOOL STORE, Left to Right: Glenda Keefer Wilma Hull Debbie Gladhill LIBRARY, BACK ROW: Sherry Creek, Susan Lang, Debbie Orn- doff, Nealie Graves, Kathy Carba ugh, Steve Thompson, Mrs. Kaetzel, FRONT ROW: Linda McMullin, Alice Roney, Pat Reed FRONT ROW: T. Creek, J. Sprecher, D. Bell, S. Deshong, B. Mowen, B. Sites, S. Reed MIDDLE ROW: C. Kelly, R. Reiff, M. Grosh, P. Irvin, D. Hornbaker, B. Mellott, D. Orndoff BACK ROW: R. Mills, W. Mellott, P. Helser, S. Snyder, R. Bowers, C. Creek SENIOR VO-TECH STUDENTS SENIOR MEMBERS and THEIR CAREER FIELD Debbie Bell - Practical Nursing Ruth Bowers - Horticulture Craig Creek - Machine Trade Sharon Deshong - Food Trade Peggy Grosh - Early Childhood Development Phil Helser - Electrical Construction Doris Hornbaker - Early Childhood Develop. Pam Irvin - Practical Nursing Colin Kelly - Refrigeration and Air-Cond. Wayne Mellott - Auto Mechanics Barb Mellott - Cosmetology Randy Mills - Data-Processing Bernice Mowen - Commercial Art Debbie Orndoff - Cosmetology Sharon Reed - Horticulture Bob Reiff - Refrigeration and Air-Cond. Bill Shoemaker - Welding Brenda Sites - Cosmetology Stuart Snyder - Vocational Wood Terry Creek - Machine Trade 24 Jo Carol Sprecher - Practical Nursing •« VO-TECH IN ACTION CLEAR SPRING HIGH FRONT ROW: P. Irvin, S. Holler, P. Snyder, D. Yost, C. Rowe, J. Timmons, S. Bowman, W. Mills, K. Zittle, P. Hesson, T. Myers, Mr. Alcorn BACK ROW: J. Mundey, D. Shingleton, C. Ankeney, P. Truax, M. Shupp, M. Shupp, T. Aleshire, R. Shives, V. Timmons, P. Bowman, B. Trumpower. SCHOOL CHORUS 'ALL STATE CHORUS On October 20th, at the Baltimore i Lyric Theater, Diane Shingleton (left) and Patty Truax (right) represented Clear Spring High School in the All Maryland State Chorus concert. The evening per- A formance was under the direction of Dr. Vito mj Mason. Btk SJANDING: P. Snyder y . Shupp ----- P. Truax M. Shupp SITTING: C. Ankeney R. Shives P. Hesson K. ZiiHe - - THE BELLES AND BEAUX MUSIC IS PLAYING OBOE Barbara Belz Mary Miles ALTO CLARINETS Eb Staley Susie Rice Dixie Yeakle Peggy Grosh B Wanda Richardson Brenda Keefer Janet Mundey LJ PICCOLOS Linda Eckstine Kim Shank Cindy Hutson I Marilyn Trussell Denise Reed Debbie Johnson L Sarah Litton Kevin Clopper BASS CLARINETS EbcLARINET Lesa Shirk Jim Clopper A FLUTES Pam Starliper Linda Andrews Janet Burke Carol Corwell Sharon Deshong Darletta Reigel “7 Denise Miller b[? CLARINETS Linda Mellon z Robin Martin Melinda Clark Cindy Englehart ALTO SAXOPHONES Debbie Evans Vickie Shives Richard Mason Mickey Suder F Robin Weaver Judy Sword Jenny Gardner Chris Davis l_ Susie Hovermale Doris Lewis Nicki Hesson Susan Lang n Vikki Blair Darlene Higgins Rose Mary Miles Nealie Graves K Diane Deshong Becky Downs Lanita Zimmerman Tina Charles Lola Miles Debbie Reed Joni Burke Sharon Holler Felicia Hill Sue Massie Jackie Aleshire Becky Johnson B A N D TENOR SAXOPHONES Louie Higgins Cathy Trumpower BARITONE SAXOPHONE Mary Ellen Reed FRENCH HORNS Eric Mills Brad Small Steve Golden Jesse Miles 11 11 TRUMPETS Steve Miles Cedric Poole Stuart Snyder Mike Suder Jeff Tedrick Doug Roney Cheryl Poole Tim Mills Andy Anderson Mike Johnson Steve Chaney Bryan Shirk Debbie Cavender TROMBONES John Eckstine Eric Hull Bobby Fritz Phil Seibert Bill Cushwa Jeff Horst Bobby Reiff Greg Mills Dale Faith Edwin Thompson Eric Boyer Henry Grosh Colby Roher BARITONES Leon Myers Mike Johnson Eddie Yetter BASSES Earl Ludy Phil Helser Barry Miles Patty Truax Rich Shives Greg Golden PERCUSSION Donnie Belz Curt Secrest Teresa Myers Jeff Timmons Tom Beckley Tom Chaney Brett Golden Jim Staley 29 Before we say anything at all we must make it clear that this is not a dedication. This page merely contains a super big and special thank- you to Mr. NoelT. Kunkle from his Senior band students of 1973! Mr. Kunkle: There is so much we'd like to say and not nearly enough room to say it in. You've put up with us for six long years, from your first year as a band director when we were insure, fright- ened seventh graders, till now as we are Seniors and about ready to leave the band. You’ve worked with us, making us practice for hours and hours at a time-even when we were all beat you made us do it until it was right. But the final result was worth all the hard work because it made us proud to be part of the band and be- cause we knew we had made you proud of us. You've yelled at us but we usually understood why. We know how uptight you get before a parade or a concert and we thank you for that because it always showed us that you really cared. You've shared victory and defeat with us and yes, at times, you've even inspired us. You have helped each of us so many times and in so many ways that its not possible to begin counting them. We want to wish the future Blazer Band all the luck in the world and hope it will continue to make us proud to have once been apart of it. Thank you Mr. Kunkle, for allyour concern and devotion. It willnever be forgotten. Seniors 73'' BAND COUNCIL AND OFFICERS BACK ROW; C. Ankeney, M. Johnson, L. Higgins - Vice-President, Mr. Kunkle, D. Belz, P. Grosh - President, S. Hovermale - Treasurer, Uniform Co-Chairman MIDDLE ROW: T. Myers - Secretary, D. Roney, M. Reed, S. Miles, D. Miller - Uniform Co-Chairman, K. Shank, D. Snyder FRONT ROW: A. Roney, D. Lewis, L. Price, B. Belz, D. Evans - Uniform Co-Chairman, N. Hesson RHYTHM HEIRS 1st ROW: M. Reed, C. Trumpower, L. Higgins, E. Staley, M. Suder 2nd ROW : E. Ludy, J. Eckstine, E. Hull, B. Fritz, C. Rohrer 3rd ROW: S. Miles, M. Suder, C. Poole, C. Poole 4th ROW: Mr. Kunkle, M. Myers 3 Vickie Boswell - Feature Twirler STANDING: Daryl Yost, Clair Horst KNEELING: Tony Blackburn, Marvin Shupp, Mike Shupp, Jeff Englehart- Color Guard 32 73 MAJORETTE SQUAD STANDING: Teresa Hawbecker, Eb Staley, Linda Anderson, Yvonne Faith, Linda Eckstine KNEELING: Alice Roney, Co- Captain, Diane Snyder, Captain, Shirley Moore, Co-Captain INTRODUCING THE BAND LENORA ROBIN CARRYING THE SCHOOL COLORS PATTY LINDA RUTH CINDY CATHY SHERRY JACKIE RHYTHMIC SOUNDS BREAK ROUTINE OF STUDY FLUTES Kim Hull Lisa Shank Paula Grosh Stephanie Ridenour Brenda Breckbill Mary Helen Charles Shelly Hull Donna Spickler Laura Kershner Jane Evans Cathy Corwell SAXOPHONES Chris Reed Dennis Kershner Terry Andrews CLARINETS Andy Downs Tracey Clopper Keith C lark Canda Johnson Becky Miles Mark Boyer Debbie Mills TRUMPETS Betty Hetzer Bryan Beadle Cindy Reed Eva Fastle Robin Mills Annette Harne Kenny Belz Terry Davis DRUMS Steve Miller Mark Myers Curt Snyder Russ Martin Melinda Ludy Jimmy Leigh Jeff Thompson Elwood Faith John Compton TROMBONES Eddie Clark FRENCH HORN Ritchie Hollar Dave Gilchrist Jonanne Hawkins Paul Ankeney BARITONE Mike W ilkinson Neil Corwell Tom Hull Scott Lang BASS Tanya Rowe Dave McMullin Billy Kratz Chris Fritz rf—ryi —1 1 b . . U 1 - d JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND 35 ACTIVITIES SENIORS PRESENT: STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT” CAST: Cindy Ankeney(Nona Pollard) an elevator operator Mike Johnson (Grant Terry) a newspaper reporter Susie Hovermale (Sylvia Lee) and Diane Snyder (Mable Crane) - own- ers of the shoppe Donnie Belz (Cliff Newkirk) a good-looking young man Shirley Moore (Velda Stevens) a secretary Kathy Carbaugh(Rose Jorden) a book publisher Peggy Grosh( Sandra King) a lady wrestler Leon Myers (Sam Fisk) a hotel detective Barb Mellott (Marcella Bender) a gym teacher Louie Higgins (J.T. Rutledge) a business executive Joey Mason (Eddie Beach) a bellhop On the night of December 1, 1972, the Senior Class presented Stranger in the Night, a three act play by Paul S. McCoy. Taking place in the lobby of the Boulevard Hotel in a gift shoppe the play e- volved around a murder. Unknown to the owners, the murderer is to receive his instructions via a gift which is to be purchased at the shoppe. Little by little the word gets around and the whole cast gets the sudden notion that it's he or she that is about to be murdered. Their actions are very funny indeed because people who think they're about to be exterminated do very funny things! STAGE CREW: ERIC RANDY PHIL VICKIE WAYNE TOM PHIL JOE DEBBIE JIM JANET DICK LINDA SUE TERESA Many thanks to Mrs. Fisch er, Mr. Grimm, Mr. Hays, Mr. Long, Mrs. Saur, Mr. Snyder, and a special thanks to Mr. Smith for all the time and hard work that was spent with us. Mr. George Smith Princess Edith and Denny Queen Brenda and Donnie Princess Elaine and Greg Leaving to serve the royal couples: Dale, Dar- letta, John, Darlene, Greg, Robin Couples enjoy eating in Southern atmosphere. 1972 JR.-SR. PROM Balmy breezes and starry skies provided a romantic evening for the Junior-Senior Prom TARA on May 26, 1972. Breaking away from the usual tradition the prom was held in the elegant Venice ballroom. One of the main attractions was a lovely south- ern type gazebo made of white lattice work trimmed in pink and white wisteria. This stun- ning centerpiece resulted in the long hard work of members of the junior class under the direc- tion of the Prom Chairmen Teresa Myers, Jim Clopper, and Peg Grosh. The gazebo, along with the Venice's red velvet curtains, papered walls and chandeliers provided attractive back- drops for many memorable pictures. While still other memories were made by those who strolled outside for a walk around the pool or by those who danced to the music of the Imperials. The evening was ruled successful when our Queen Brenda Mellott, escorted by Donnie Myers was crowned by Mr. and Mrs. Stenger. Her court consisted of Princesses Elaine Horst and Edith Albright, escorted by Greg Weaver and Denny Binkley respectively. Queen Brenda and Donnie NOEL Pam m C yuAtrfUjLAJ 0 0V4. Princess Linda Price Escorted by Lewis Higgins Alice and Bobby (left) and guests (above) danced to the sounds of Crystal Palace while Cindy and Dan (right) enjoyed the yuletide atmosphere. Noel D'Amour was the first Christmas dance sponsored by the F.T.A. and was held De- cember 22 at 8:00 in the aud- itorium. It was an evening long remembered by all who attended. QUEEN ALICE RONEY Escorted by Bobby Springer Princess Teresa Myers Escorted by Mike Johnson 0 On the evening of February 16, 1973, Miss Connie Hawbecker was crowned Queen of the 1973 Home- coming by Mr. Lawrence Myers. Connie was escort- ed by Drew Michael and was accompanied by a court consisting of two other seniors and a princess from each grade. Cindy Ankeney, escorted by Phil Helser, and Sher- ry Creek, escorted by John Albright, represented the senior class. Senior princesses were selected by the varsity basketball team. The princess and escort for the seventh grade were Donna Shank and Mark Metcalfe; eighth grade, Sue Shives and Russ Martin; freshmen, Jackie Aleshire and Brett Golden; sophomore, Teresa Hawbecker and Doug Roney; junior, Debbie Evans and Greg Mills. QUEEN CONNIE and DREW THE 1973 HOMECOMING COURT LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Shank and Mark Metcalfe, Jackie Aleshire and Brett Golden, Debbie Evans and Greg Mills, Cindy Ankeney and Phil Helser, Connie Hawbecker and Drew Michael, Sherry Creek and John Albright, Teresa Haw- becker and Doug Roney, Sue Shives and Russ Martin. SHIRLEY REIGNS AS PRINCESS On the evening of October 28, 1972, Clear Spring High School was represented by Miss Shirley Moore in the annual Alsatia Mummers Parade. � Shirley chose Donnie Belz as her escort for the evening. Shirley wore a gown of light blue with a dark blue velvet waist. Her accessories were of silver and white. £ S In honor of the evening, Shirley received a bouquet of white mums, a chanfTwith the school colors and also a trophy. L Our congratulations go to Miss South High, who was crowned queen of the parade and also to Shirley for being a lovely representative for our school. ' ATHLETICS VARSITY SPIRIT SQUAD L.-R.: Joan, Janet, Carol Teresa (Capt.), Debbie (Co-Capt.) Robin, Cathy, Linda SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE CHEERING SQUAD TERESA FRONT ROW: Clair Horst, Albert Mowen, Donnie Belz, Joey Mason, Danny Snyder, Paul Chaney, Doug Stine SECOND ROW: Dale Blair, Jimmy Clopper, Donnie Binkley, Greg Mills, Mike Johnson, Phil Helser THIRD ROW: COACH MORRISON, Curt Secrest, Jeff Englehart, Terry Aleshire, Lewis Higgins, Tony Blackburn, Leon Myers, Manager. WASHINGTON COUNTY CHAMPS CO-CAPTAIN: Daryl Yost CO-CAPTAIN: Phil Helser FRONT ROW: John Albright, Daryl Yost, Drew Michael, Tony Gladhill, Coach Canfield, Vic Timmons, Jeff Englehart, Wayne Mellott, Phil Helser, Greg Mills, Dan Burke ABSENT FROM PHOTO: Terry Aleshire. STATISTICIANS: Eric Mills, Becky Downs, Cindy Hutson, Janet Burke, Linda Anderson, Donnie Belz, Cathy Johnson BLAZERS OPPONENT 62 Linganore 67 72 Hedgesville 87 48 Williamsport 60 67 at Boonsboro 51 69 Smithsburg 70 68 at Berkeley Springs 67 77 Musselman 81 59 at Hancock 45 52 at W illiamsport 54 76 St. Maria 57 59 at Smithsburg 65 50 Berkeley Springs 48 53 at Linganore 50 84 at St. Maria 56 73 Greencastle 61 63 at Hedgesville 87 72 Hancock 54 71 Boonsboro 67 52 at Musselman 63 Clear Spring 72 DISTRICT 1 Class C Playoffs Clear Spring 61 Hancock 54 Washington Co. Clear Spring Northern of Garrett County 45 46 Beall of Allegany County To College Park DARYL DREW TONY JOHN1 WAYNE GREG VIC TERRY JUNIOR VARSITY Spirit of 73” li.J I • 4 • the BLAZER team will show you how ... to put it together with spirit and might . . . the BLAZERS are moving tonight hey !!! Captain - VICKIE (right) BOSWELL Co-Captain - THERESA (left) ANDERSON LINDA GLENDA ARLENE CINDY VICKIE THERESA VICKY TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT! Tonight’s the night, the time is now, BUILDING TOWARD FUTURE GOALS — J.V. SOCCER BACK, Left to Right: C. Rohrer, B. Golden, S. Miles, T. Beckley, E. Hull, M. Johnson, C. Poole, C. Davis, R. Gordon, Coach Kunkle, SECOND: R. Fritz, D. Hose, M. Pittman, T. Chaney, M. McCarthy, B. Shirk, B. Small, M. Kriner, FRONT: H. Grosh, D. Mowen, D. Yost, W. Lewis, M. Yeakle, S. Beauchamp, E. Boyer Co-Capts. Mike and Eric talk with Coach Kunkle J.V. SCORES Opponent C.H.S. Heritage (Sr 3 South 4 1 Williamsport 1 1 Mercersburg l 3 South 0 1 Williamsport 2 0 J. V. BASKETBALL COACH HOLLAR, Tim Mills, John Eckstine, Brad Small, Jeff Timmons, Perry Sites, Tom Beckley, Joe Helser, Ray Gordon, Eric Hull, John Schnebly, Manager; Mike Johnson SCOREBOARD CLEAR SPRING OPPONENTS 30 Linganore 45 37 Hedgesville 86 40 Williamsport 72 28 Boonsboro 63 36 Smithsburg 61 42 Berkley Springs 55 19 Musselman 72 26 Hancock 31 35 Williamsport 60 37 St. Maria 73 36 Smithsburg 51 36 Berkley Springs 53 20 Linganore 45 42 St. Maria 83 32 Greencastle 37 34 Hedgesville 88 39 Hancock 50 25 Boonsboro 59 29 Musselman 57 RIGHT: Coach Hollar discusses strategy with Co- Captains Eric Hull and John Schnebly. Even though it didn't show in win loss column the boys had a winning attitude all season. I was proud of their hustle and attitude in practice. I think with some more practice they will be ready for the future. - Ken Hollar J.V. BASEBALL FRONT ROW (L. to R.): Darrell Hull, Dwayne Rice, Mike Shupp, Marvin Shupp, Donnie Binkley, Danny Snyder SECOND ROW: Mickey Suder, Steve Chaney, Dale Blair, Perry Sites, Terry Aleshire, Greg Mills, Joe Helser, Coach Myers SCOREBOARD CLEAR SPRING OPPONENT 18 Hancock 5 11 at Mercersburg 12 4 Smithsburg 5 1 at Boonsboro 12 6 at Williamsport 11 4 North High 12 8 South High 0 52 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FRONT ROW (L. to R.): J. Shoemaker, R. Fritz, G. Golden, H. Grosh, E. Yetter, M. McCarthy SECOND ROW: Coach Sturniolo, D. Swope, J. Evans, B. Golden, S. Miles, C. Poole, K. Weller, J. Suder, T. Chaney. Coach Sturniolo with Co-captains Miles and Golden SCOREBOARD CLEAR SPRING OPPONENTS 14 Fairfield 53 42 at Corpus Christi 52 40 Fairfield 55 33 Smithsburg 48 31 at Hancock 41 37 Boonsboro 52 35 at Fairfield 67 36 North High 74 21 at Smithsburg 56 28 at W illiamsport 44 37 Hancock 27 15 W illiamsport 66 25 at Boonsboro 50 17 at North 60 53 1972 VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Drew Michael, Daryl Yost, EarlMowen, Tony Gladhill, Lewis Higgins SECOND ROW: Sonny Canfield: Manager, George Bragunier, Phil Helser, Alan Albert, Rick Myers, DickMundey, COACH CANFIELD SCOREBOARD CLEAR SPRING OPPONENTS 2 at Greencastle 0 10 Smithsburg 2 0 Greencastle 1 9 at Mercersburg 6 3 at Boonsboro 0 1 W illiamsport 2 8 Berkeley Springs 1 11 Hancock 2 11 at St. Maria 1 2 Boonsboro 1 2 at Williamsport 4 11 at Hancock 3 7 St. Maria 0 6 at Smithsburg 7 3 at Berkeley Springs 0 WON 11 LOST 4 During the 1972 baseball season, many re- cords were set. Alan Albert had the most ca- reer victories (21) for a pitcher at Clear Spring High. He also pitched two consecutive no-hit - ters. Rick Myers also had the most hits (18) ever in a single season. Also, the Blazer re- cord of 11-4 was one of our finest. 54 78 75 Seventh Graders always enjoy T.V. in the auditorium. ttrjrjti Eighth Graders take a break at lunch time. 76 Sophomores try helping Freshmen with Algebra 74 Juniors have study hall in the library. 73 It sure is hard to find a Senior in class. PIECES OF APRIL On April 6, 1973, Miss Linda Price was crowned Queen and Mr. Steven Gol- den, King - of the first spring semi-for- mal given by the Senior Class, Pieces of April. Princess Diane Snyder escort- ed by Prince Donald Belz, and Princess Teresa Myers escorted by Prince Philip Helser, completed the court. It was a memorable night for everyone; filled with thoughts of spring days, yellow daisies, tall ivy walls, and a flower cov- ered garden. Princess Diane Snyder and Prince Donald Belz Queen LINDA PRICE and King STEVEN GOLDEN Princess Teresa Myers and Prince Philip Helser WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN Wc'vc only just begun To live White lace and promises A kiss for luck and we're on our way. Before the rising sun We fly So many roads to choose We start out walking and learn to run And yes we've just begun. Sharing horizons that arc new to us Watching the signs along the way Talking it over just the two of us Working together day to day Together. • r And when the evening comes We smile So much of life ahead We'll find a place where there's room to grow And yes we've just begun To live We've only just begun To live. 59 “LIVE EACH DAY AS IF YOUR LIFE HAD ONLY JUST BEGUN.” motto Mike Louie Peggy Teresa Diane Linda Susie Shirley CLASS COLORS: Ice Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS SONG: We've Only Just Begun” 60 PRESIDENT: Teresa Myers VICE-PRESIDENT: Peggy Grosh TREASURERS: 12-1 Susie Hovermale 12-2 Diane Snyder 12-Vo-Tech Barbara Mellott SECRETARY: Shirley Moore PARLIAMENTARIAN: Linda Price HISTORIANS: Mike Johnson Louie Higgins ADVISORS: Mr. Grimm Mr. Hays Mrs. Saur ANDREW WILLIAM ANDERSON Andy College Preparatory Future Plans: Undecided Voice Staff 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 2,3 JOHN CLEVELAND ALBRIGHT John” Commercial Future Plans: U.S. Army Reserve Voice Staff 4 Basketball 1 Intermural Basketball CYNTHIA SUSAN ANKENEY Ank College Preparatory Future Plans: College TRAILBLAZER 4 Editor F.N.A. 1,2,3,4 Historian 2 Parliamentarian 2 Secretary 3,4 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Flag Corp 3,4 Co-Captain 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Belles and Beaus 2,3,4 County 2 Misty Mount 4 Girls' State 3 Junior Class Play Properties Junior Class Prom Committee Usherette Baccalaureate 3 Senior Class Play DONALD FRANZ BELZ Donnie College Preparatory Future Plans: Undecided TRAILBLAZER 4 Assistant Editor F.T.A. 3,4 F.B.L.A. 4 Voice Staff Representative 3 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Council 4 Junior Class Play Junior Class Officer Historian Prom Server 2 Misty Mount 4 Ecology Workshop Senior Class Play 62 DEBRA SUE BELL Deb PATRICIA LYNN BOWMAN Pat Commercial Future Plans: College F.T.A. 4 F.B.L.A. 3,4 F.H.A. 1,2 Beeper Reporter Asst. 3 Refreshment Stand 1,2 Chorus 1,3,4 Librarian 4 Usherette Junior Class Play Senior Tea 3 Yearbook Representative 1 Fashion Show 1,3 TERRY LEE BURLESON Terry Commercial Future Plans: Work Intermural Basketball 1,2,3,4 JOHN ANDREW CARLISLE, JR. Chuck College Preparatory Future Plans: College Student Government Office Aide Science in Action 4 KATHLEEN ALICE CARBAUGH Kathy College Preparatory Future Plans: College National Honor Society 3,4 Chorus 1 Library Aide 4 Office Aide 1 Voice Staff 4 Usherette Baccalaureate 3 Fashion Show 3 Senior Class Play JAMES VAUGHN CLOPPER Jimmy College Preparatory Future Plans: College Student Government 3,4 Vice President 3 President 4 W.C.A.S.C. 3,4 M.A.S.C. Workshop 3,4 F.T.A. 1,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 TRAILBLAZER 4 Assistant Editor Junior Class Play Junior Class Prom Committee • Soccer 1,2,4 7— ERNEST CRAIG CREEK Virgil Vo-Tech - Machine Trades Future Plans: Undecided F.T.A. 4 F.B.L.A. 3,4 Soccer 2 Basketball Manager 1 Intermural Basketball Office Aide 4 66 SHERRY LEE CREEK Cream Puff Commercial Future Plans: Secretary F.B.L.A. 3,4 F.H.A. 4 F.N.A. 4 Library Aide 4 Flag Corp 4 Polar Bear 1,2 Junior Class Play Committee Senior Class Play Committee Voice Staff 4 Fashion Show 1 TERRY VIRGIL CREEK Terry Vo-Tech - Machine Trades Future Plans: Undecided SHARON LORRAINE DESHONG Sharon” Vo-Tech - Food Service Future Plans: Housewife Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Usherette Junior Class Play Senior Class Play 68 THOMAS GARGANO Tom Cat” STEVEN JAY GOLDEN Steve College Preparatory Future Plans: Undecided F.T.A. 1, 2, 4 Band 1„2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3 Junior Class Prom Committee Junior C lass Play Stage Crew Voice Staff 4 70 MARGARET JEAN GROSH Peggy Vo-Tech - Early Childhood Development Future Plans: Teaching TRAILBLAZER 3,4 Representative 3 Vo-Tech Editor 4 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Parliamentarian 4 Student Government 2 Representative 2 National Honor Society 3,4 Vice-President 4 Band 1,2,3,4 President 4 Regional Band 1 Junior Class Play Junior Class Prom Committee Usherette Graduation 3 Senior C lass Officer Vice-President Senior Class Play Polar Bear 2 PAUL ANDY GOLDIZEN Goat” Commercial Future Plans: Carpenter Office Aide 3,4 Intermural Basketball 3 JOSEPH KIRK HAINES Joe College Preparatory Future Plans: Music Chorus 3 Voice Staff 4 CONNIE SUE HAWBECKER Connie” Commercial Future Plans: Undecided TRAILBLAZER 4 Assistant Editor Representative 2 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 3,4 Historian 3 Junior Class Officer Treasurer Student Government 2,3,4 Representative 2,3 Treasurer 4 Majorettes 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 3,4 Band Council 3 School Scene Reporter 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Junior Class Play Prom Server 2 72 $ PHILIP GENE HELSER Phil Vo-Tech - Electrical Construction Future Plans: HJC Soccer 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Student Government 3,4 Representative Senior Class Play Band 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 LEWIS HENRY HIGGINS Louie College Preparatory Future Plans: Undecided Junior Class Officer Parliamentarian Soccer 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Vice President 4 Band Council 1 Dance Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 3 Regional Band 3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Officer Historian Senior Class Play Voice Staff 4 Beeper Reporter Asst. 4 Intermural Basketball SHARON KAY HOLLER Sharon College Preparatory Future Plans: Beauty School TRAILBLAZER 4 Editor F.T.A. 2,3,4 F.N.A. 1.2,3,4 Vice President 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 2,3 Chorus 4 Misty Mount 4 Girls’ State 3 Fashion Show 3 Junior Class Prom Committee Usherette Graduation 3 Sr. Tea 3 Polar Bear 1,2 DORIS JOANN HORNBAKER Doris Vo-Tech - Early Childhood Development Future Plans: Teaching Junior Class Play Advertisment Fashion Show 3 74 ALAN JEFFREY HORST Red Horse Commercial Future Plans: Undecided F.B.L.A. 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Drum Major 4 Soccer 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Intermural Basketball PAMELA SUE HOVERMALE Susie College Preparatory Future Plans: College TRAILBLAZER 4 Editor Representative 3 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 President 4 Polar Bear 1,2 Student Government 3,4 Activity Committee Junior Class Play Junior Class Candy Chairman Prom Server 2 Usherette Baccalaureate 3 Sr. Tea 3 Fashion Show 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Council 3 Treasurer 4 Senior Class Play Misty Mount 4 Senior Class Officer 12-1 Treasurer National Honor Society 3,4 PAMELA JEAN IRVIN Pam'' MICHAEL WAYNE JOHNSON Mike College Preparatory Future Plans: HJC TRAILBLAZER 4 Assistant Editor F.T.A. 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Junior Class Officer Vice President Junior Class Play Senior Class Officer Historian Senior Class Play Voice Staff 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Council 3,4 Drum Major Assistant 4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 2,4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Intermural Basketball Prom Server 2 Vo-Tech - Practical Nursing Future Plans: Nursing TRAILBLAZER 4 Vo-Tech Editor F.N.A. 1,2,3,4 Vice President 3 President 4 Junior Class Prom Committee Usherette Junior Class Play Chorus 1,2,3,4 Belles and Beaus 2 County 2 Polar Bear 1 76 COLIN LYNN KELLY Colin” Vo-Tech - Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Future Plans: Work DORIS DESHONG LEWIS Doris Commercial Future Plans: Undecided F.T.A. 1,2,4 F.B.L.A. 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Librarian 4 Polar Bear 1 Junior Class Prom Committee Voice Staff 4 Subscription Manager Usherette Junior Class Play CLARENCE LAYMAN MARTIN Dump’’ General Future Plans: Work Intermural Basketball 78 JOSEPH MICHAEL MASON Joey Commercial Future Plans: Undecided F.T.A. 3,4 F.B.L.A. 4 Voice Staff 4 Junior Class Play Stage Crew Senior Class Play Soccer 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 2,4 Basketball 1 Intermural Basketball RICHARD ALVIN MASON Leech College Preparatory Future Plans: Work Band 1,2,3,4 Regional Band 3 Junior Class Prom Committee Junior Class Play Stage Crew SUE ELLEN MASSIE Sue College Future Plans: HJC Band 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Representative 4 Beeper Reporter 4 F.B.L.A, 3,4 Fashion Show 1 Usherette Baccalaureate 3 Senior Class Play Prompter BARBARA ELIZABETH MELLOTT Barb” Vo-Tech - Cosmetology Future Plans: Own a beauty shop F.B.L.A. 2,3,4 Vice President 3 President 4 Polar Bear 2 Junior Class Candy Chairman Junior Class Play Junior Class Prom Committee Senior Class Officer 12-VT Treasurer Senior Class Play BONNIE RAE MELLOTT Bonnie” WAYNE MARSHALL MELLOTT Wayne Vo-Tech - Auto Mechanics Future Plans: Auto Mechanics Student Government 4 Representative Soccer Manager 3,4 Basketball 4 Intermural Basketball Senior Class Play Stage Manager ANDREW JACKSON MICHAEL Drew College Preparatory Future Plans: Undecided TRAILBLAZER 4 Assistant Editor Voice Staff 4 Student Government 1,4 Color Guard 2,3,4 Junior Class Officer President Misty Mount 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Intermural Basketball F.T.A. 2,3,4 Prom Server 2 BARRY ROBERT MILES Barry College Preparatory Future Plans: HJC Voice Staff 4 F.T.A. 1,2 Office Aide 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Misty Mount 4 Soccer Manager 1,2,3 Baseball 1 Basketball 1,2 Intermural Basketball 1,3,4 RANDALL WAYNE MILLS Randy Vo-Tech - Data Processing Future Plans: College- Senior Class Play Special Effects Junior Class Play Special Effects Chorus 2 Belles and Beaus 2 SHIRLEY LEE MOORE Mirly Shoore” Commercial Future Plans: Florist F.T.A. 2 Voice Staff 4 Business Manager Student Government 4 Representative Majorettes 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 3,4 Senior Class Play Junior Class Prom Committee Senior Class Officer Secretary Yearbook Representative 4 F.B.L.A. 2 Parliamentarian Alsatia Princess 4 Junior Class Play Prompter Usherette Graduation 3 Fashion Show 4 Pep Club 1 Attendance Office 4 BERNICE NAOMI MOW EN Niecie Vo-Tech - Commercial Art Future Plans: Art Career Girl's Softball 3,4 Polar Bear 2,3 F.H.A. 4 DANNY WARD MULLIN Mush- Commercial Future Plans: Work Office Aide 4 Intermural Basketball 1,2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 4 84 JANET MARIE MUNDEY Pollie College Preparatory Future Plans: College TRAILBLAZER 4 Representative 1,3 Editor 4 F.T.A. 2,3,4 F.N.A. 2,3 Treasurer 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Polar Bear 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Junior Class Play Student Government Representative 2 Board of Election 4 Usherette Graduation 3 Misty Mount 4 Ecology Workshop Cheerleaders 2,3,4 Chorus 4 RICHARD LYNN MUNDEY Dick” General Future Plans: Work Baseball 1,2,3,4 LEON GARDNER MYERS Leon MAZIE SUE MYERS Mazie General Future Plans: Work Soccer 1,2,4 Manager 4 Baseball Manager 1,2,3,4 Senior Class Play Junior Class Prom Committee Junior Class Play Misty Mount 4 Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4 Intermural Basketball 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Regional Band 3 Pep Band 3 Voice Staff 4 Commercial Future Plans: Undecided Usherette Baccalaureate 3 86 TERESA LYNN MYERS Teresa College Preparatory Future Plans: College Yearbook Representative 2 Prom Server 2 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Polar Bear 1,2 President 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Secretary 4 Dance Band 2,3,4 Band Council 1,2,4 Chorus 4 Accompanist Fashion Show 3,4 Organist 3 Student Government 4 Activities Committee Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 3 Captain 2,4 Senior Class Officer President Junior Class Prom Committee LINDA KAY PRICE Linda College Preparatory Future Plans: College TRAILBLAZER 4 Business Manager F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Flag Corp 3,4 Co-Captain 4 Voice Staff 4 Science in Action 3 Senior Class Play Prompter Prom Server Senior Class Officer Parliamentarian School Scene Reporter National Honor Society 3,4 President 4 Junior Class Play Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 2 Usherette Graduation 3 Misty Mount 4 DEBORAH DAWN REED Debbie” Commercial Future Plans: College Voice Staff 4 Band Reporter Girl's Softball 3 Manager Junior Class Prom Committee Band 1,2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 1,2,3,4 Junior Class Play Usherette Sr. Tea 3 Fashion Show 3,4 Organist Fashion Show 3,4 Graduation 3 Baccalaureate 3 Refreshment Stand 3 Polar Bear 1,2 88 SHARON KAYE REED Sue Vo-Tech - Horticulture Future Plans: Florist Chorus 1 Fashion Show 2 r j j PATRICIA IRENE REED Patsy College Preparatory Future Plans: Undecided Yearbook Representative 4 Library Aide 3,4 Polar Bear 1,2 Voice Staff 4 Chorus 1,2,3 Usherette Baccalaureate 3 ROBERT EUGENE REIFF Bobby” Vo-Tech - Air Conditioning Future Plans: Service Man Band 1, 2, 3, 4 A.V.A. 1 Freshman Basketball Basketball 1, 2 Intermural Basketball 3, 4 Junior Class Play Stage Crew Student Government 1, 2, 3 WCASC 3 RUTH ANN REPP Ruthie Commercial Future Plans: Secretary F.T.A. 4 Voice Staff 4 Flag Corp 4 Office Aide 4 Senior Class Play Committee Polar Bear 2 F.B.L.A. 3, 4 F.H.A. 4 F.N.A. 4 Treasurer 4 Junior Class Play Committee Usherette 3 Junior Class Play Baccalaureate Fashion Show 1 90 CURTIS BLAIR ROWE Bear General Future Plans: Service Intermural Basketball ALICE ANN RONEY Alice College Preparatory Future Plans: College F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Library Aide 4 Student Government 3,4 Representative 3 Parliamentarian 4 Voice Staff 4 Art Editor F.T.A. Reporter Majorettes 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 3,4 Band Council 4 Junior Class Candy Chairman Usherette Graduation 3 Homecoming Princess 3 PHILIP DEAN SEIBERT Phil'’ College Preparatory Future Plans: College TRAILBLAZER Assistant Editor Science in Action 3 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Statistician Intermural Basketball Misty Mount 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3 Dance Band 2,3' Band Council 2 Basketball 1, 2 Junior Class Play Stage Crew VICKIE LEE SHIVES Vick BRENDA MAE SITES Brenda DIANE LEE SNYDER Diane College Preparatory Future Plans: College F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Voice Staff 4 Finance Manager News Editor Student Government 4 Committee of Social Affairs Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 3 Captain 4 Band Council 4 Senior Class Play Senior Class Officer Treasurer National Honor Society 3, 4 T reasurer 4 Usherette Graduation 3 Junior Class Prom Committee STUART LEON SNYDER Stuart JOCAROL SPRECHER JoCarol Vo-Tech - Practical Nursing Future Plans: Registered Nurse Fashion Show F.N.A.4 Student Government JUDITH ELAINE SWORD Judy” College Preparatory Future Plans: Computer Programming Voice 3,4 Representative 3 Editor 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Regional Band 3 Band Council 3 F.N.A. 2,3,4 Program Chairman 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Polar Bear 1,2 Science and Humanities Symposium 3 PATRICIA ANN TRUAX Patty College Preparatory Future Plans: Pre-Med. TRAILBLAZER 4 Assistant Editor National Honor Society 3,4 Junior Class Play Student Director Band 4 School Scene Reporter 4 Student Government 3 Assistant Secretary Junior Class Prom Committee F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 4 F.N.A. 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 2 President 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Belles and Beaus 2,3,4 County 2 All-State 4 Girl's Softball 3 Pep Club 1,2,4 Usherette 3 Graduation DARYL LYNN YOST D.L. Commercial Future Plans: College Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Intermural Basketball Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Office Aid 3 Color Guard 4 Junior Class Prom Committee Prom Server 2 Chorus 4 JANE KAY YOST Jane General Future Plans: Housewife Office Aide 3, 4 Girls’ Softball 3 F.B.L.A. 4 F.H.A.4 Pep Club 4 PARENTS SPONSORING SENIOR PAGES Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ankeney Cindy Ankeney Mr. and Mrs. Pearre Clopper Jimmy Clopper Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Holler Sharon Holler Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hovermale Susie Hovermale Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson Mike Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mellott Barb Mellott Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miles Barry Miles Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mills Randy Mills Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Myers Leon Myers Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Myers Teresa Myers Mr. and Mrs. Mason Mundey Dick Mundey Mr. and Mrs. William Price Linda Price Mr. and Mrs. Harry Repp Ruth Repp Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shives Vickie Shives Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snyder Diane Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Truax Patty Truax Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yeakle Denny Yeakle Let us remember the excitement of a united spirit, the challenge of knowledge, the warmth of a smile, and the endless march of Time itself. Let us remember what we have learned and let us learn from what we remember. 100 JUNIOR CLASS LEADERS Darrell Jackie Jeff Cathy Jim OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Darrell Hull VICE-PRESIDENT: Dan Burke SECRETARY: Jackie Vincent TREASURER: Cathy Trumpower HISTORIAN: Jeff Englehart PARLIAMENTARIAN: Jim Manuel MOTTO: The world steps aside for any man who knows where he is going. COLORS: Burgandy and White FLOWER: White Rose ADVISORS: Mrs. Griffith Mr. Hays Mr. Smith 102 Dale Blair Vikki Blair Dan Burke Tom Canfield Paul Chaney Paula Steve William Carol Bill Chaney Chaney Cohill Corwell Cushwa Diane Becky Vicky Pam Jeff Deshong Downs Durst Eichelberger Englehart Debbie Evans Jeff Everitts Dale Faith Greg Faith Kathy Fastle I972I972I972197219721972197219721972 A TIME FOR CLASS RINGS 19721972197219721972197219721972197219721972I972I972 Debra Gladhill Gladhill Haines Wayne Hastings Janice Hege Nicki Hesson Darlene Higgins David Clair Darrell Hull Hornbaker Horst Donna Fiery Ralph Fisher Lizbeth FrutkofF Jenny Gardner Danny Gehr Wilma Cindy Albert Kathy Glenda Hull Hutson Imes Johnson Keefer 73I973I973I9731971973197319731973197319731973197319731973197319731973197319731973197319731973 A TIME FOR JUNIOR David Diane Mike James Rose Mary Kershner Kessell Lewis Manuel Miles Jack Debra Greg Judy Albert Miller Mills Mills Mills Mowen Debbie Mary Ellen Reed Reed Jackie Dwayne Reynard Rice Darletta Reigel CLASS OF '74 Curtis John Secrest Siebert PLAYS AND PROMS 197319731973197319731973197319731973197319731973197319731973197319731973197319731973I973I973IS Diane Shingleton Marvin Shupp Mike Shupp Arlene Snodderly Daniel Snyder barb Trumpower Cathy T rumpower Marilyn Trussell Jackie Vincent Robin Weaver Doug Stine Mickey Suder Ruth Swope Steve Thompson Victor Timmons Rita David Norene Ray Lee Whisner Wiles Wilson Yeakle Yost 74197419741974197419741974197419741974 ... A TIME YET TO COME 197419741974197419741974197419741974 • Thomas Beckley Barbara Belz Vickie Boswell Steve Bowman Debra Bragg Wanda Bucklew THE CLASS OF Henry Faith Yvonne Faith Gordon Patricia David Hesson Hetzer Dennis Eric Robert Hose Hull Jackson Mary Miles PHOtO NOT AVAILABLE David Mundey Denise Miller Charles Higgins Larry Jenkins Deborah Mason Patricia Palmer Albert Tina Melinda Keith Steve Kirk John Bussard Cameron Clark Corwell Divelbiss Dowler Eckstine Carole Hart Beverly Pereschuk Richard Higgins Linda Mellott Joe Virginia Helser Henson Theodore Ellen Hornbaker Horst No Photo AVAILABLE Duane Brender Keadle Keefer Teresa Hawbecker Felicia Hill Mike Johnson Peggy Mellott Jesse Lola Miles Miles Another Typical Day . . . tHOTO NOT AVAUAMI Steve Pierce Doug Roney Darlene Repp Richard Robertson Karl Rohrer Not Available ANOTHER YEAR TOGETHER . AS THE CLASS OF 75! v Cl 11 Ia John Schnebly Marjorie Brenda Schnebly Shimminger Bryan Shirk Richard Shives Reid Whisner Vickie Wolfe Dixie Yeakle Kathy Zittle FRESHMEN, FRESHMEN J. Aleshire T. Anderson L. Andrews K. Angle S. Beauchamp C. Belz R. Blackburn S. Blair C. Bowman E. Boyer J. Burke J. Carbaugh D. Cavender T. Chaney T. Charles PMOIO ! v K. Clopper M. Cohill P. Cobb C. Davis D. Dyanick L. Eckstine 'To read or not to read?' C. Englehart J. Evans A. Fisher K. Forsythe C. Gorden N. Graves H. Grosh T. Gross R. Hare 112 L. Helmick G. Fritz R. Fritz B. Golden G. Golden J. Goldizen AND MORE FRESHMEN W. Hornbaker C. Imes R. Imes N. Jackson D. Johnson R. Johnson D. Mason S. Miles S. Mills T. Mills D. Mowen R. Murray Excedrin Headache Number 76! K. Netz J. Peck C. Pierce M. Pittman k. Reed K. Reynard S. Rice W. Richardson K. Ridenour S. Ridenour 113 D. Robertson C. Rohrer C. Rowe K. Shank L. Shirk J. Shoemaker M. Shoemaker M. Sites J. Staley •% ' k D. Swope K. Weller A. Yeakle B. Yeakle M.Yeakle R. Yeakle E. Yetter D. Yost L. Zimmerman CLASS OF 1977 Lisa Kenneth Wayne Beckley Belz Blair w Donna Bowers Tina Terry Paul Bryan Anderson Andrews Ankeney Beadle John Mark Brenda Dwayne Bowman Boyer Breckbill Bridendolph Frank Lisa Randy Mary Helen Bywaters Chaney Chaney Charles Eric Mark Andrew Tom Dowler Dorsey Downs Durst Charles David Beverly Jean Gearhart Gilchrist Gladhill Golden Calvin JoanAnne Donna Emila Hawbecker Hawkins Hays Henson Kathy Mary Carl Linda Hombaker Hornbaker Horst Hose Ray Tracey Patricia Neal Clark Clopper Cobb Corwell Mark Brenda Faith Farmer Bonnie Dennis Goldizen Hare Eva Gale Fastle Fritz Annette Brenda Harne Hart Betty Donald Hetzer Hite Kim Hull Kathy Richard Hoffman Hollar V L Wilma Imes Brett Hull Canda Johnson A MAN ... A BUILDING ... A SPIRIT ... THE BASICS OF C.H.S. Donna Keefer Toby Jordan Mark Johnson Leo Johnson Norma Martin Rebecca Miles Julie Marmaduke Lloyd Martin Robin Mills Tim Mills Sandra Mills Stella Mills Mark Myers Paul Patterson Stephanie Ridenour Kevin Shank Vickie Repp Brenda Shank Karen Snyder Donald Staley Dennis Daniel Gerald David Kershener Lescalleet LeVardi McMullen Diane Kathy Deborah John Miller Miller Mills Mills Vicky David Doug Steve Mills Moore Moore Mowen Pamela Cynthia Gerald Beverly Pine Reed Reed Repp Lisa Michele Roseann Sue Shank Sheffler Shingleton Shives Greg Lisa Jeff Lloyd Summers Thomas Thompson Timmons Michelle Ramonea Jean Judy Joey Weaver- Worrell Yeakle Yeakle Yetter WE BUILD ON BASICS AND WE ARE A PART OF THE WHOLE. 117 J. Bowers V. Bucklew J. Burke K. Bussard P. Carpenter K. Clark R. Cobb J. Compton K. Corwell T. David G. Deshong T. Duffey J. Evans P. Evans K. Evartt D. Faith G. Faith T. Faith E. Farmer M. Fisher D. Fitzgerald G. Forsythe C. Fritz T. Gladhill B. Goldizen S. Gordon P. Grosh F. Gross W. Hamish T. Higgins D. Hornbaker R. Hovermale T. Hovermale D. Hull D. Hull T. Hull L. Hutson S. Imes J. Irvin J. Irvin L. Johnson L. Josephson M. Keefer L. Kershner W. Kratz J. Kriner J. Lacy S. Lang P. Lee J. Leigh K. Leigh M. Ludy M. Ludy R. McPherson R. Mason M. Metcalfe K. Michael S. Miller M. Miller K. Mills 119 K. Poole J. Rankin K. Reed L. Reed K. Roney T. Rowe J. Rowland D. Shank J. Shoemaker S. Shoemaker S. Shoemaker P. Shupp B. Sites B. Smith C. Snyder P. Staley D. Spickler D. Startzman D. Sterling W. Strite F. Swope R. Thomas S. Thompson F. Tosten L. Trumpower M. Wilkinson D. Wilson P. Witmer B. Worrell A NEW BEGINNING THE TRAIL BLAZER STAFF OF 73 We of the yearbook staff, have proudly presented the 1973 TRA1LBLAZER. We have worked diligently, and it is our hope that in these pages you have found not only a word and picture portrayal of high school life but also the very personality and spirit of C.H.S. Soon many of you will be moving to the new school and this, the 25th Volume, will probably be the last edition of the TRAILBLAZER completed in this school. This new environment will offer many new experiences, friends, and activities but the cherished moments shared in this school will never be forgotten. Pictured within these pages are the things you will remember-the day-by- day routine of high school life as well as the highlights and extra-special occasions. As you have leafed through these pages we hope you will have fond remembrances of 1973 . The Staff sincerely thanks Mr. William C. Grimm, advisor, whose en- couragement and support have helped to make this book a reality. Our sin- cere appreciation also to Mr. Milton Hays for his helpfulness with its art work. The 1973 TRAILBLAZER is the result of the work of many people, and all who have shared this responsibility in any way deserve to be congratulated. 122 mWMMM • ■■: DOG FOOD ffTtN i f CARDS CRAFTS 619 Dual Highway Zayres Shopping Center Hagerstown, Md. 21740 797-0707 Compliments of .-Cterfiptefnents of HOWARD KATHLEEN GROVE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Hancock, Md. Better Groceries MAIN STREET MARKET Hancock, Md. Clear Spring Proprietor Maryland BUD MARTIN Phone: 842-2242 935 Penn. Ave. 1810 Virginia Ave. Open 7 Days a Week 124 Pete Cutler has over 300 good, steady jobs. See him. Werre building an Army people want. «. t ««■� MC.UIT1.0 STATION MI f AANAIIN ST HASINSTOIM. MO 11 « IJHKJ SUFFECOOL’S SEWING CENTER Dress Materials - Notations Flower Arrangements 3 4 Mi. N. E. of Clear Spring, Md. Corner of Blairs Valley Road Phone 842-3114 MRS. GUY SUFFECOOL Compliments of O. M. ERNST AND FAMILY W. S. GIBNEY’S FLORIST AND GREENHOUSE Since 1915 - When it Is Flowers - Say it With Ours. 739-1616 50 Buena Vista Ave. . LEWIS’ SUNOCO R.D. 1 Clear Spring, Md. 21722 Custom Service for ALL Cars! ROYAL CROWN AND DR. PEPPER INC. —i� Distributors of: Diet-Rite Cola Dr. Pepper Royal Crown Cola 790 Frederick St. Phone: 739-3320 125 Compliments of DEL MAR I DIMON’S. INC. INN 3 Miles West of Hagerstown Open 24 Hours THE HOME CENTER INC. i£ ii xCL sjBe sfc Fr ifcftgy 86 WVoWashinatd'n St. PHONE 678-6476 HANCOCK, MARYLAND 21750 SHIVES PIZZAS AND SUBS Phone: 678-5272 HANCOCK, MARYLAND ftagerstofatti. 73T5- 05 71 Md. ROSEN’S ’«GULF Welcomes Y vuto ftne American way TROUPE BROTHERS 126 1-70 Rt. 68 Clear Spring 842-2284 Outstanding Values Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family 51 W. Washington St. Hogerstown, Md. RALPH WEAVER SON Clear Spring, Md. Phone 842-2569 if no Answer - 842-2971 Compliments of HOFF, INC. T. A. ATHERTON'S LIQUOR Hunting and Fishing Licenses, Supplies 126 Main St. Clear Spring, Md. 304 East Wilson Blvd. Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 PHONE 739-2309 By Appointment Only ‘INNOVATIVE CRAFTSMEN Here's to the Alma Mater PLEASE Carry on! By the way, we do: Anniversaries Banquets Commercial Portraits Proms Rallies Reunions But Weddings are Our Specialty Congratulations Seniors Compliments of CLEAR SPRING LIONS CLUB Meets 1st and 3rd Monday of each Month 127 Open 7 Days a Week for Yoi Convenience CONOCOCHEAGUE GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION Rt. 1, Clear Spring, Md. Phone 582-0953 128 Proprietors: HILDA and EUGENE ALBERT VILLAGE BOUTIQUE INC. 79 W. Main St. Hancock, Md. Ph. 678-6120 Fashionable Clothing and Accessories for Today's Women Juniors Size 3-15 Misses 6-20 Half Sizes 12 1 2-24 1 2 Hours Mon. -Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. 9-5 9-8 9-9 9-6 Quality Plus Variety Inquire About Our Fashion Shows LEROY E. MYERS INC Masonry Contractor Route 1 Clear Spring, Md. Brick . Block . Stone Phone 582-1552 129 MYERLY PHOTOGRAPHERS Full Natural Color Portrait Studies. Weddings . Family Groups 1301 Virginia Avenue Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 Phone: 733-3048 HAGERSTOWN AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION HAMILTON PONTIAC-CADILLAC BREWERS AUTO REPAIR 261 Frederick Street Main Maugansville HOFFMAN CHEVROLET INC. QUALITY VOLVO 116 East Washington Street 817 Dual Highway MASSEY FORD INC. CENTRAL MOTORS DODGE INC. 30 East Baltimore Street 940 South Potomac Street ANTIETAM MOTORS MIDDLEKAUFF CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 950 Dual Highway 800 Potomac Avenue SHARRETT VOLKSWAGEN INC. THUMMA MOTOR COMPANY 1333 Dual Highway 219 Frederick Street FLEIGH MOTORS CORP. SNOWBERGER OLDS 672 Oak Hill Avenue 219 East Washington Street 131 ITT-CONTINENTAL BAKING CO Dual Highway Hagerstown, Md. Phone: 733-9123 Wonder Bread and Hostes s Cakes Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping 'The Fresh Guys' 132 THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME Complete Undertaking Facilities Ambulance Service Compliments of THOMPSON TOWING SERVICE 842-2900 - 842-2785 Clear Spring, Md. 739-5566 Best Wishes to the Blazers Compliments of COACHES SUPPLY INC. BROWN’S LUNCH Everything for the Complete Athletic Program 25 N. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 A Good Place to Eat 118 Main St. Clear Spring Miniatures and Cold Beer LADIES AUXILIARY OF THE JOSEPH C. HERBERT POST 222 AMERICAN LEGION Clear Spring, Maryland 21722 Yiti cK on AoW +o Wglfhop eWMrtfjht - QoiyO tetc. V Cinemas At Long Meadow Shopping Center HAGERSTOWN’S ENTERTAINMENT SHOWCASES A Division of 134 Olympic Trophy Comp. JOSEPH C. HERBERT POST 222 AMERICAN LEGION Clear Spring Maryland 21722 CHARLES W. CLOPPER FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Frozen Food Lockers Groceries - Meats - Vegetables GEHR’S HARDWARE INC. RATIONAL 66 SERVICE STATION Proprietor: BERNARD J. TRUAX Hancock, Phone: 678 YOST MOTOR COMPANY Orchard 8-6681 Hancock, Maryland BIKLE’S SHOES, INC. Compliments of MIDWAY MOTEL MR. and MRS. STANLEY BRYSON 'Quality Footwear Since 1912' 11N. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md. THE HANCOCK DAIRY QUEEN Penna. Ave. Ex. Dairy Queen Hancock, Md. IDEAL BARBER SHOP For Better Haircuts and Hairstyles 909 Penna. Ave. Hagerstown, Md. 733-9828 ZIMMERMAN'S CHILDREN SHOP 33 West Main Street Hancock, Md. Compliments of KIRK FORD SALES, INC. RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE INC. 1308 Dual Highway Hagerstown, Md. 21740 ROWLAND'S CHAIN SAW Homelite and International Sales and Service Rt. 2 Clear Spring, Md. 21722 Phone 731-0699 164-166 W. Main Street Compliments of Hancock, Maryland EAST END TAVERN 138 HELEN W. BAIR, Prop. BRANNON’S RADIATOR SERVICE 220 Fulton Street Hancock, Md. 'Auto Glass Cut and Installed' Compliments of A FRIEND HANCOCK CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE 140 W. Main St. Hancock, Md. EARL MILLER’S GARAGE AND USED CAR SALES Rt. 2 Hagerstown, Md. Phone 582-0565 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE Hancock, Md. Phone: 678-6761 STORE WEST END SUNOCO Hancock, Md. WILLIAM G. JOHNSON Phone: 678-6759 PARK-N-DINE RESTAURANT Hancock, Maryland STONER'S FLOWER SHOP 139 Washington St. 18? Hancock, Md. 21750 Phone: 678-6167 CREEK’S JEWELRY .N D GIFTS REGISTERED DIAMOND RINGS Hancock, Md. 139 Plus THE FLICKERING FLAME CANDLE SHOP WORLD WIDE WIRE SERVICE 739-4778 GREENHOUSE 733-6565 3 CONVENIENT STORES 662-70 VIRGINIA AVE 797-0007 OPPOSITE CITY PARK 69-71 W. FRANKLIN ST - CORNER OF JONATHAN ST 739-4917 59 WEST FRANKLIN ST - OPPOSITE POST OFFICE - 739-4778 THE JAMES SHOP 41-45 W. Street Complete Line of Men's and Ladies Clothing Men's Department 698-5111 Ladies' Department 678-6780 Hancock, Md. C. A. SNYDER'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Indian Springs Phone: Maryland 842-2206 Pizza JENKINS STORE Sandwiches French Fries Dinners Spaghetti Shrimp Phone:842-3204 Clear Spring, Subs Chicken Carry-out Crab-cake Md.Rt- 2 HUGO PIZZA AND SUBS Over 20 Varieties of Pizza Compliments of FAMILY SHOE STORE Featuring - Bata Bullets Hancock, Md. Mon. - Thurs. and Sun. 11:00-11:00 Friday and Saturday 11:00-12:00 919 Penna. Ave. Phone: Hagerstown, Md. RE9-1125 ROESSNER BROS. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS 140 TASTE THE DIFFERENCE IN HUGO'S PIZZA! 101 S. Potomac St. Telephone Hagerstown, Md. RE9-1265 Compliments of the HANCOCK BANK (301) 733-1441 Hancock, Maryland K and W BEAUTY SALON 122 Fulton St. MACHEN MUSIC CO. INC. The Music People W. L. MACHEN 1337 Penna. Ave. Hancock, Md. 1 lASKlX IOIl'HS X J Hagerstown, Md. 21740 Now at Two Locations HARTLE’S CONFECTIONERY 635 S. Potomac St. 724 Potomac Ave. 739-9828 739-7976 Longmeadow Shopping Center Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 • 1555 N. Potomac Ave. • Telephone (301) 797-3232 Hager stown, Md. VILLAGE ANTIQUES C. LAURAN and MARY H. SNYDER Route 40-8 Mi. W. of Hagerstown Phone: Route 1 842-2622 Clear Spring, Md. HANCOCK BLOCK PRODUCTS 122 Washington St. Hancock, Maryland Phone: 678-6526 DOUGLAS SERVICE STATION VMgJ HANCOCK PHARMACY «—3 Phone 678-6630 Hancock, Md. 128 E. Main St. Compliments of Hancock, Md. DIEHL LAY, INC. Orange Blossom Diamonds Symbol of a Dream SHADY BOWER MARKET Route 1, Clear Spring, Md. Phone 842-2554 Proprietor: MR. and MRS. JOHN S. SHUPP Open 7 Days a Week Pick Up for Wally's Dry Cleaners THE BALFOUR COMPANY MR. HENRY WITTICH Phone: 235-0111 1200 Havenwood Road Baltimore, Md. 21218 142 A. F. REED WELDING Rt 2 CLEAR SPRING Maryland, 21722 Phone: 842- 2826 143 Burhans Blvd. ; Hagerstown, Maryland Compliments of ALBERT G. CREEK 281 W. Main St. Hancock, Mo. issktfreet Congratulations to the Class of '73! Compliments of TASTEE-FREEZ SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SALON Prop.: Rt. 40 West SHIRLEY STEELE Call - 842-2393 BARBARA and BERKLEY ROHRER Clear Spring - Maryland CECIL’S COUNTRY KITCHEN Prop. : CECIL STALEY 398 N. Prospect St. Hagerstown, Mo. 144 % % 0 •s S-W . •n -v%- •