Mount Savage High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Mount Savage, MD)

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O I Prmcrp al Iames Pre askorn One knows that a significant milestone in the Mount Savage School year is reached when some ARROWHEAD worker proclaims The yearbooks are here! Excitement mounts as each student anticipates how favorably Father Time , the photographers, and the yearbook staff have portrayed his place for this year in the school annual. It's a big job recording in the most meaningful way all the obvious happenings at school. This year's staff headed by editors Lora Loar and Nancy Thoerig have accepted the challenge and spent long hours develop- ing the theme, '74 Gets Together. Their . sponsor, Mrs. Charlotte Sigler, has been the support the staff needed to do such a commend- able job . p 'M-- W 3' l Time has a mystic quality of allowing events to find their proper prospective in one's total life pattern. What may be very important to you at graduation, may have little value when 5 45 is X 5 L OOO you reach the middle or twilight years of your I life. What will serve you best of what you have A . I mfs ' I f learned may not be revealed to you, until you Mr. James Preaskom face certain types of experiences - marriage, employment, children, and job training to name a few. One bond of unity that will surely survive time, however, will be the friendships and memories you have had by associating with one another during your years at Mount Savage . The principal, faculty, and staff hope that your recall of these will be pleasant, profitable and worthwhile each time '74 Gets Together.

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E Year to Remember ww? Mrs. Brown supervised the Thanksgiving program November 22 . FRONT ROW . KNEELING George Nolan Susanne Church Sheila Goodwin Gilbert Frankenberry BACK ROW: Jeanne Lavin Gary Hogamier lim Mulligan Charles Crosten Karen Rice Diane Church Kim Hickle Debbie Folk In May Day. third grade performed Puff Lhe Herb Diehl gets his kicks - the easy way? Magic Dragon. 6 ,, 51 , is :ffm ' ,s 'Q -K, ,fax f 5 ,: I x .ara