Northeast High School - Fore N Aft Yearbook (Pasadena, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1969 volume:

Presented By The Yearbook Staff Of Northeast High School Pasadena, Maryland Volume III Advisor: Mrs. Paar Artwork: Charles Deckman Photography: Segall-Majestic, Inc. Michael Wootton Foreword When mountain climbing, if the leader thinks it wise for the men to take a step up the steep slope, he cries Adalante to them. Then the team of climbers, joined to each other by a rope around their waists, know that by working together, they can successfully scale the mountain. What a sense of accomplishment must result! We at Northeast all share a common goal of continually endeavoring to progress onward and upward. It is never an easy struggle, and must be met with hard work and determination. Each of us had a mountain to climb this year, not everyone had an immediate success but each of us learned from our experience. Progress was directed in the areas of academics, athletics, business world preparation, and dramatics. Most important, we made progress in learning to function and think productively in our new roles as young adults. In our own directions, not merely north, south, east, or west, but in success, wisdom, knowledge, thought, skill, power, hope, faith, and love, we leave Northeast. Table of Contents Faculty - Sharing their knowledge ............ 10 Sports - Competing yet attaining ............. 40 School Life - Building our character ......... 68 Underclass — Growing with experience......... 100 Seniors - Facing the future.................. 138 Ads - Serving our community ................. 204 LU V „ A Part Of All I Have Met. SHARING THEIR KNOWLEDGE “While We Teach, We Learn r r Harold N. Zasfrow Principal B.S., Temple; M.A., New York Univ. TO THE CLASS OF 1969: Congratulations! The day you have long been looking for is here. Long years of school work have finally been rewarded with the cherished diploma. I hope you will consider this only the beginning of your education. In school and in life we have much to learn and each of you must continue to strive for a better life in tomorrow's world. Continue to remember that you get out of life what you put into it. The class of '69 is graduating. I hope that there will be pleasant memories of Northeast in your future years. You have taken much of what Northeast is with you. You have also left a part of yourself in the growing tradition of your high school. Good luck! 10 Harold N. Zastrow Smile — when you're feeling happy . Roger C McClure B A Univ of Miami M Ed., Univ of Maryland Supervisor of Instruction William H Norman Wake Forest Univ. M Ed , Western Maryland Assistant Principal Charles N. Wilson B S. and M.Ed.. Univ. of Maryland Administrative Assistant 11 They Lead Guidance Paul T Bagley BA, Wesleyan University M.A . Univ. Of North Carolina Counselor (11) Col C B Henderson (USA. Ret j A.B , Missorui Wesleyan Coll. M.A., State Univ of Iowa Counselor (12) Theresa E Stripling B.S., Purdue Univ. M.A . Ball State Univ Counselor (9) Thomas L Cetzendanner B.S., Towson State M.Ed., Loyola and Towson Counselor (10) “And how are your grades this six weeks? asks Col Henderson 12 Library Mr Atwell (above) and Mrs. |ones (below) look over the library Tilden O. Atwell B.A., Univ. of Maryland Librarian Advisor: Library Club Nell Davidson ones B.S., Morris Harvey Coll. Librarian Advisor: Library Club 13 14 Better Unborn Than Untaught.” Herbert C Bank A B . Albion College Chemistry Advisor: Photography Amy Ruth Boxwell A.B , Temple University Geometry; Gen Math 9 Richard L Bright A.B . West Virginia Univ. Sociology; World History Advisor: Stage Crew, NTS 15 Phyllis K ButrHT B s . West Virginia Wesleyan Typing I and II Cay Byers B.A., Univ. of N. Carolina World History; Civics Reulyen Cannady BFA. Richmond Professional Inst Art Advisor: lunior Class Clara May Charlesworth B.S.. Univ. of Maryland M S . Univ of Maryland Home-Economics 16 o jr' i Now it's like this. Mr. Quaskey . Willum B Cole B.S.. Univ. of Calif., Pa. M.Ed.. Univ. of Pbgh. “The Years Teach Much Mr. Deegan double-dares the Colt's Robert Creter B.S., Penn State University Biology Advisor: Cave Club lohn P Deegan B.S., Mt Saint Mary's English I; Math 11 Advisor: Varsity Club. Baseball William B Dobson B.S., Randolph Macon Men's Coll Advanced Math; Alg.-Trig., Math 12 Fit To Instruct Our Youth . . lane A. Ely B S.. Shippensburg Stale College Business Math; Bus. Law Economics Andrew R. Domshick B.S., E. Stroudsburg State M.Ed., Loyola College Biology; Zoology Advisor: Student Council 19 A Teacher Who Can Arouse Marion L Fluhr B S„ M.Ed., Univ. of Fla Special Ed. Typing; Acd. Typing Clerical Practice I, II loyce Cagen BS., Duquesne University Civics; World History Virginia A Gardner B.S., Towson State College English II; World History Yes, Miss Gardner. This is a sophomore English class. 20 A Feeling Cinda Cray B.S., Fairmont State Coll. Typing I and II Advisor: Majorettes lames E. Griffin B.A., Washington Coll. M Ed., Johns Hopkins English II and IV Advisor: JV Football Robert C. Grimm B.S., Frostburg State College Civics, World History Advisor: Lacrosse, Sopho- more Class 21 “To Inspire Self-trust Mr. Cannady and Lee Stallings examine pottery. Mildred M. Cund B.A., Emory and Henry College English I and II Advisor: Freshman Class Cordon David Hanna B.S., Univ. of Maryland Industrial Arts; Woodworking Advisor: Wrestling Alicia Hardisky B.S., Towson State Coll. Algebra II, Math 9 Mary Hickernell B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Univ. English III; Public Speaking and Dramatics Advisor: National Honor Society Ronald Hickernell B.S., Indiana Univ. of Pa. Physics; Applied Science Advisor: Student Council 22 Kenneth A Hook B A., St. Vincent College Fused Geometry; Algebra I Advisor: Fire Patrol, Track Paul Teyet Holmes College of Education Auto Mechanics RIGHT Mr Hook shows his famous form BELOW: Does Mrs. Gund really enjoy her English class? The Northeast Athletic Boosters Association provides financial support to the athletic program. Pictured: Mr. Hemmmgs. Mr. Hall, Mrs. Hemmmgs, Mrs. Love, and Mrs. Hall. Elizabeth 5. Hope B.S., Middle Tennessee Stale Home Economics II Advisor: MCC We Will Show Them How . . . Lester A lackson B.S., Univ. of Maryland Physical Ed. - Health Advisor: |V Soccer; Varsity wrestling Thirkield lames A B . Morgan State Coll. M.A., New York Univ. English II and III Advisor: FT A Raymond W lohnston B S.. California State Coll. Mechanical Drawing Advisor: Football ()V) Beatrice P Largay B.S.. State Univ. of New York Physical Ed - Health Advisor: Girls' Hockey, Softball, gymnast ics 25 Gladly Would They Learn; Robert C Leimbach B.S., Univ. of Baltimore Business Arithmetic Harry Lentz M.Ed , Kutztown State College P O.T.C.; American History Advisor: Football. Baseball Sandra H LePori B.S., Atlantic Christian Coll. Clerical Practice Advisor: FBLA H C Linthicum B.S., Johns Hopkins Univ. Distributive Ed. Advisor: DECA Glenn T. L yle B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan Physical Education Advisor: Football And Gladly Teach Mr. Nichols and Mr. lohnson find lime to take a break between classes. William V Madigan B.S., Univ. of Baltimore Record Keeping; Bookkeeping Advisor: Photography Club lack R Malloy B.A., Waynesburg College Special Ed; P.O.T.C Robert H McCaskill B.S., Univ. of N.C. Biology; Earth Science Advisor: Basketball Maxine Morris B S., University of Maryland Typing I; Shorthand II; Ad- vanced Typing 27 The Art Of lames T. Nelson B.S., Frostburg Slate College Civics; World History Advisor: Fire Patrol Patricia I Paar B.S., Indiana Univ. of Pa English II and IV Advisor: Yearbook Teaching Is . . . Kenneth E. Nichols B.S., Frostburg State College Band Director Advisor: Interact, Band Ten Osborne B.S., Ohio State University English III and IV Only thirty-nine minute 28 The Art Of Assisting Discovery. Mattie Ann Procaccmi B A., Univ. of Rhode Island French I and III Advisor: Senior Class Henry M Quaskey B.S.. Towson Slate College Math 9; Math 11 Harold D Ramey A.B., Univ. of Kentucky English II; World Geography to go, Mr McCaskill. Margaret C Rich B S., Frostburg State College Physical Education Advisor: Basketball Donald W Rogers B.A., Northwestern Ph D.. Vale Business Math 29 When I Am Forgotten . . . Louis W Schatt B.S., Western Maryland College Art Advisor: Soccer Dorothy R Schleupner B.S., Towson State College Math 9; Algebra I Advisor: Majorettes lane Schroeder B.S., Wagner College Biology; Earth Science Advisor: JV Cheerleaders 30 T-H-l-M-K , Mr. Stawas' Say I Taught Thee. Russell C. Sherbondy B A., Waynesburg College Civics, World History Stanley Stawas B.S., Western Md. College U.S. History; P.O.T.C. Edward . Shumaker B.S., Shippensburg State Clerical Practice; Sales- manship; Business Math Ronald E. Stevens B.S., Bloomsburg State Coll. Data Processing; Bookkeeping Advisor; Pep Club Mary Ellen Silk B A.. Paterson State College English Mr Fetick and Bev Wharton discuss the ever popular subject, English grammar. 31 Belle Thomas B.A., Univ. of Maryland English I and II Advisor: FTA Marilyn Trognitz B S., West Va Wesleyan Coll. Bookkeeping I; Recordkeeping Sydney Weinberg B A.E.. M.A., Univ. of Florida US History; POTC 32 Mr. Wilen catches up on current events. Hey look. Bet you can't do this . Very interesting, Mrs. Scott A Torch To Pass On To Others. I can jump higher than you can Is Mr. Deegan leading the donkey or is the donkey leading Mr Deegan? 33 “What Greater Gift Can William IV Wilen B.S.Ed., Shippensburg Stale M.Ed., Towson State College U S. History, POTC Margaret H Williams B.A., Valparaiso University Spanish I, II, III; US History Nancy Womack BSSA-T, University of N.C. Shorthand I. Typing II Library duty is serious business; isn't it, Mr. Sherbondy 34 We Offer Our Youth? Anne P Worthington B A . Johns Hopkins Univ English III and IV Nancy I Zugic h B A . Univ of Michigan English III and IV Advisor: Creative Writing Evelyn R Zumhrun A B , Western Maryland Coll. Home Ec (grade 9); Home Ec I Advisor FHA “Never Ending, Still Beginning. Patricia McDonald loseph Purcell University of Maryland University of Maryland Student teacher: Social Studies Student teacher Social Studies Coffee break! Nellie Schanken, Sylvia Swann, lean Wilhelm, Margaret Lathroum, Eleanor Garrish Secretaries 37 Eunice Cerwig Guidance Lennis Vogelsang Library To Work More Closely PTA FRONT ROW: Melanie Popplein (pres.), Nobi Asaki (treas), Kate Conklin (sec.) BACK ROW: Pete Lombardi (v.p.), William Norman (v.p.). But what's a Hong Kong flu? ponders Mrs. Florence Bland. ♦ 38 With Youth FRONT ROW Dorothy Lull. Edna Love, Nettie Larson. Doloris Maurer BACK ROW Dorcas Ellecamp, Lillian Taylor. Dorothy Lewis, Charlotte White, Anna Helbig. Louise Kaiser, Margaret Benton. Wilbur Herbert. Cafeteria Janitors Ferman Carr takes a break during a particularly hectic day ♦ 39 ✓o '£« .o'J . p Oi A. e “v c o3 o- . °£ jl i a- « £■ X vp ' o ,- X Vo O' o' r � v‘sd' .- o -v K. c O- b uo O' COMPETING YET ATTAINING. . . FIRST ROW: T. Vogt, L. Bailey, L. Potter, F. Millsap, |. Labrador. ) Brockmeyer, A Asaki, C. Landon, E. Bradley, G Williams. R. Beach. G. Hicks, D. Malehorn (manager) MIDDLE ROW: T. Moore, A. Swett, R. Losier, D Szuch, P Little, M. Meyers, D. Zickafoose, R. Small, L. Hicks, J. Mason. T Sesney, R Beale. L Davidson BACK ROW Coach Lyle. C Stafford, M. Mabe, L Bratt, S. Hall. L Beale. D. Hacker. | Baker, C. Kammer, T Hnyla, ). Pforr, C Shaw, I Koffman, G Williams, Coach Lentz, G. Johnson (manager) Varsity Captains: Jim Labrador, Arthur Asaki, and Joe Brockmeyer. G. Williams gives R Beach time to complete his pass. 42 Varsity Football A 2-6 record does not indicate how much lime, effort, and determination our boys put into the game. Although we didn't win all our games this year, the Northeast Eagles did have some highlights. )oe Brockmeyer, a three year letterman, brightened up the year by rushing over 1,200 yards and scoring 12 touchdowns. |oe was also named to the First Team All-County as a halfback The Eagles also had three boys given honorable mention: Lee Bailey, offensive end; Arthur Asaki, defensive safety; and Tom Sesney, defensive tackle. Coach Lyle studies the situation. Varsity Eagles look determined Season's Results Coach Lyle NE OPP 6 Annapolis 21 12 Northwestern 14 6 Arundel 19 38 Andover 19 25 Southern 14 20 Brooklyn Park 32 19 Severna Park 34 6 Glen Burnie 44 43 «te «- Bear'' Lentz studies the plays Arundel's receiver is tackled by Arthur Asaki Ed Bradley punts for Northeast J.V. Football Football at Northeast is coming of age. The ingredients of maturity are becoming more obvious. More boys are coming out The determination, spirit, and desire of these boys grows each year. This year's junior Varsity football team is, as a whole, the best Northeast has ever had. Two of the games we lost were very close and could lust as well have been victories. The other three games' lopsided scores came as a result of being out-manned since the half-time scores were very close. If the football spirit at Northeast continues to build and grow we can consider losing seasons a thing of the past. Coach Johnston Season's Results NE 7 Annapolis OPP 34 0 Arundel 6 6 Andover 7 19 Southern 6 14 Severna Park 34 20 Brooklyn Park 7 6 Glen Burnie 41 Walston attempts a handoff. Jordan runs the ball for Northeast. FRONT ROW D Mouks, I Adams, G. Stevens, C. Chalker. D. Scarborough, R Stivers. D. Willey, D Klinger MIDDLE ROW B Schnuit, ). Linley, P. Vizbaras. P. Hemmings. I Barbour, R Kimes, J. Bradshaw BACK ROW Coach R Johnston. W Bell, W Walston, F Burkhart. S. Shireman, D Goodnow, W Kilsky, W Harrington, I Jordan. Coach J. Griffin 45 FRONT ROW P Reina, I Kittle, B Hunt MIDDLE ROW A Dailey, J Clark, C Carr on, R. Schuh BACK ROW |. Ogle, N. Scharff, B Wheelton, B Delashmutt. B Lauterback. C. Schilling, B Geisler, Coach L Schatt Varsity Soccer Season's Results NE OPP 3 Brooklyn Park 4 3 Arundel 0 3 Annapolis 0 2 Glen Burnie 0 0 Brooklyn Park 2 3 Arundel 2 2 Annapolis 0 1 Glen Burnie 0 46 Bob Geisler guards. The game of soccer requires many qualities that need to be developed extensively before a player is ready for the game. Physical dexterity, mental alertness, aggressiveness, team spirit and the determination to win are but a few of these qualities that every member of this year's team possessed. It is quite difficult to start a season with just three weeks of practice with many boys who had never played soccer and none who had played together as a complete working, organized unit; but with the sincerity and determination that everyone possessed, a team evolved. The team practiced hard and played hard and we should be proud of a group of boys that rep- resented our school so well. A rather successful 6 win — 2 loss season placed Northeast in the second berth in the standings, only Vi game be- hind the league leader, Brooklyn Park. Each player recognized his teammates' potential and a confidence and respect for each others' capabilities made the team grow stronger with every game. All classes were represented on the team this year, but class distinctions, one drawback that must be overcome if success is to be the outcome of any sports, were forgotten. Some of the players were switched to positions unfamiliar to them in order to strengthen the team offensively or defensively. Such players as Chuck Schilling, switched from last year's position as lineman to center full back, gave the team the strength it needed in defense. Chuck and Bob Lauterback in the backfield were the keys that locked the door on all the wins enjoyed this year. Bob Geisler in his position as halfback helped considerably, with all the agility and speed that he possessed, to tighten the defense and assist the line on offense. Serving up front on the line where awareness and mobility count most George Garron, |im Clark and Wayne Tyler either assisted or scored to keep the team out in front. It was indeed a pleasure to work with all the boys this season because of the sincerity and cooperation that I received from everyone who participated. Coach Schatt 47 Coach Schatt watches his boys play. Bob Delashmutt fights for possession of the ball. Eagles keep control of the ball B Delashmutt scores. FRONT ROW K lohnson, C. Wallers P. Cuffley, B O'Brien, D Plitzko, W Dorsh BACK ROW B Chaney, I Ldthmum. I Mason. B Paries, M Walinski. B Helmick, Coach I. lackson J.V. Soccer The lunior Varsity Soccer team played live games this season. The results are as follows: NE 2 Brooklyn Park OPP 2 1 Glen Burnie 1 1 Andover 2 0 Brooklyn Park 1 2 Andover 3 The |.V. squad practiced hard and played well. They did a fine job of representing Northeast High School both at home and away. Outstanding offensive players were Terry Lathroum and Low Mullinix; while George Webb and Walter Dorsch did a great job on defense. Next year, many of the |.V. players will assume starling roles on the varsity team. Coach lackson Northeast guards a Glen Burnie linesman. Varsity Basketball Season's Results Howard County Howard County Brooklyn Park Arundel Glen Burnie Annapolis Severna Park Southern Andover Brooklyn Park Glen Burnie Arundel Annapolis Severna Park Southern Andover OPP 85 94 77 65 82 108 60 79 87 107 77 98 102 72 80 98 IRON7 ROW H Marcum. Coach R McCaskill BACK ROW I Brockmeyer, L. Simmons, T. Sesney, | Ogle. D. Stubbs, R Loughery, R Bonner, S. Shireman, | Ervin, F Lenivy ABOVE Dan Stubbs shoots for another 2 points. RICHI Northeast Eagles fight for the ball. The Eagles Varsity basketball team started the year with a new coach and many new players. The team was hampered by inexperience. After a slow start, the team had several good games. The highlight of the season was our 62-60 victory over Severna Park. The Eagles came from 17 points behind to win in the final 2 seconds with )ohn Ervin's jump shot. |im Ogle and Bob Bonner played very well on defense. On offense, the leading scorers were Dan Stubbs (17 points) and |ohn Ervin (13 points). Bob Loughery had many outstanding games. Also having several good games were |oe Brockmeyer, Tom Sesney, Leroy Simmons, and Frank Lenivy. Playing as reserves were Steve Shireman and Ken McPherson. Coach McCaskill ABOVE Eric Matthews blocks a shot RIGHT lohn Ervin shoots over Andover guards. ABOVE |im Ogle knocks the ball tree RIGHT Bob Delashmutt tights for the ball 52 J.V. Basketball This year the I.V. Basketball season was high- lighted by an upset win over Annapolis. Marked improvement was seen in the latter halt oi the season as the opponents average score dropped and the average Eagle score rose 10 points per game This was a result of a stronger zone press, more squad hustle and more team play. Coach Hook Season's Results NE OPP 42 Howard County 53 58 Howard County 44 54 Brooklyn 72 36 Arundel 76 35 Glen Burnie 45 32 Annapolis 53 49 Severna Park 46 48 Southern 109 48 Andover 100 hi Brooklyn 76 63 Arundel 85 42 Glen Burnie 47 52 Annapolis 51 40 Severna Park 53 62 Southern 88 50 Andover 91 E Lavroney and B Delashmull light for the trail FRONT ROW Coarh K Hook. H Marcum BACK ROW L Godwin, E Matthews, G Ehrenchuck. D. Wagner. E Lavroney. M Schultz. B Delashmull. E Pasternak, D. Hacker, D Volz 53 Wrestling The Eagles were hampered this year by a small squad and numerous injuries throughout the season. The outstanding wrestler was George Garron who had a chance to become the 154 lb. county champion until late in the season when he suffered a shoulder separation. Coach L. lackson Season's Results NE OPP 25 Chopticon 31 18 Arundel 36 21 Annapolis 26 9 John Carroll 35 10 Southern 35 11 Brooklyn Park 33 5 Glen Burnie 47 17 Atholton 24 Paul Reina rides his opponent towards a pin 54 Mike Brillion takes command FRONT ROW R Brillion, I Mach. D Bowers (120 lb.), P Reina (103 lb ). A Granofsky (95 lb), M Lang (127 lb.) MIDDLE ROW D Malehorn (manager), J Adams, C Shaw, I Kauffman (138 lb ), B Harrington (133 lb), R Schuh. I Rodman BACK ROW Coach L. lackson. R Beall (Uni ), F Millsap (180 lb ), C Schilling (165 lb.), G. Garron (154 lb ), R Small (154 lb ). F Burkhart (145 lb ), M. Walker (manager). Baseball ABOVE LEFT B McIntyre. in d flying leap, snags the ball ABOVE F lenivy. throwing a last ball, shows his form BELOW LEFT About to make another out for Northeast, YV Tyler stretches tor the ball This year. Northeast's baseball team really out-did itself. By the end of the season, it had racked up a 10-7 record (7-7 in the county). This is the best record for Eagle baseball. For the first time. Northeast placed third in the county standings. Dave Hacker was elected to first team, All-County. This team garnered more victories than any other Eagle team. Season's Results OPP NE NE OPP 4 Atholton 7 2 Atholton 0 1 Southern 2 0 Severna Park 1 1 Annapolis 2 1 Brooklyn Park 5 14 Glen Burnie 1 5 Arundel 11 3 Howard 5 ft Andover 7 3 Southern 12 9 Severna Park 2 0 Annapolis 7 6 Brooklyn Park 2 3 Glen Burnie 2 0 Arundel 3 1 Andover 4 56 Iff 7 Baseball coaches Harrv lent and John Deegan explain some of the finer points of the game to I Ogle (standing) and to f Lemvy (kneeling) Each of the onlooking managers. G. Johnson (lett) and D Lawn (right), has been with the baseball team for three years ABOVE Catcher L Wheelton waits on a pitch FRONT ROW L Hicks F Lenivy. D Hacker. R McIntyre. BACK ROW G. lohnson (manager). I Mason. G Williams. C Abel. I Wool lev MIDDLE ROW I Barbour. | Iordan. R Sesney. B Loughery. J Baker. I Ogle. B Wheelton, D W Tyler, Coach Harry Lentz, R Parker. R. Schuh. T Lycett Lawn (manager). 57 D Klinger (16) and D. Willey (-10) bring the ball upheld I Pforr evades his attackers as Lacrosse NE Season's Results OPP 6 Andover 5 7 Southern (Baltimore) 2 4 ‘Southern (Lothian) 5 10 Queen Anne's 2 1 ‘Glen Burnie 12 1 ‘Annapolis 10 2 ‘Severna Park 5 6 ‘Brooklyn Park 8 14 Queen Anne's 0 1 Chestertown 0 League Games ABOVE Carrying the ball up to our end of the field for another shot at the goal are D. Volz and L. Bossom (45). LEFT Here, H Maize (31) is outrunning a Queen Anne's opponent in what turned out to be our best game of the season. 58 . • S This year, for the first time in the history of Eagle lacrosse, we outscored our opponents. We got off to a good start by beating Andover 6-5. We went on to defeat a MSA team (Southern) 7-2. The highest scoring effort by an individual was made by Laverne Potter (4 goals against Southern Balto.). We lost by only 2 goals to Severna Park, who rates as the best team in Anne Arundel County this year. |immy Mason, whose season included a total of 93 saves, shut-out Queen Anne's in our second match with them, jimmy Mason and Kenny Lines made first team, All-County this year while Laverne Potter and Bob Lauterbach made honorable mention in one of the roughest sports around. Shilling comes to his aid. FRONT ROW D. Single (manager), B. Madonna, | Mason, D Haney, R. Stivers, D. Scarborough, D. Volz, |. Oliver, D Klinger, D Willey. MIDDLE ROW: B Burns (manager), C. Shilling, I. Potter, R. Weaver, I Bland, R. Beckett, K. Kammer, I Courtney, L. Bossom, T. Hnyla, M. Fabian, R Kimes. BACK ROW E. Sullins (stat ), L. Updegraff (stat ), L. Lignes (slat ), W Pick (manager), | Pforr. R Arnold, B Lauterbach. L Bratt, |. Mason, D. Tate, H, Maize, K. Lines. B. Connor, Coach Griffin, Coach Grimm. 59 More About Lacrosse 60 G Garron leaps over the sand pits P Hemmings hands the baton off to S Greffe Track And Field Williams is tar ahead of Andover's runner Track This season was the best yet for our Eagle track and field team. This year saw many new records set. Among these are: Art Asaki's time of 15.9 in the high hurdles; )oe Brockmeyer in the 100 yd. dash - 10.0 sec.; Bob Beach's pole vault of I0'6 ; Mike Williams' 2-mile run in 10:51.2; and our winning mile relay team of Phil Brauer, Mark Leight, )ohn Schmitz, and )oe Brockmeyer which won in 3:41.5. Great per- formances by the entire team enables Northeast to score so well against our opponents. Coach Appel Season's Results OPP NE OPP 105 Severna Park 37 Andover 36 95 Brooklyn 24 118 Annapolis 52 Brooklyn 8 70 Howard Co. 70 85 Andover 55 64 Gibbons 58 44 Vi Glen Burnie 67 Vi Andover 63 Northeast's dynamic duo — Arthur Asaki and |oe Brockmeyer FRONT ROW L. Mullimx, P. Vizbaras, R. Beall, W Bell, P Bradshaw, P Hemmings, M Leight, M. Williams. A Davis. Brauer, C. Garron. MIDDLE ROW: N. Scharff. M. Ruppert, D. SACK ROW Coach Appel, | Kauffman. G. Williams, A Wagner, W. Harrington, |. Schmitz. THIRD ROW |. Tomkov, Coach Hook. 62 LEFT ). Brockmeyer is once again firs! to break the tape BELOW I Holder clears the bar with ease LEFT 'S. Greffe easily clears the hurdles. ABOVE: G Williams hands off to N. Scharff in a relay. Cheerleaders This year has been a year to build. Our main goal, of both the Varsity and the lunior Varsity, has been to build spirit in the students of Northeast. We were very happy to see the crowds we had at the games. We built interest, attendance at the games, and general support for all our teams. It is my personal wish that the years to come will see a welcomed growth of spirit, participation, and pride. Some of our other activities included a pizza parlor at the Spring Thing, and the sale of mums at our second Homecoming. We worked to build talent, ability, and experience. IMbB-IMbd has been a year to remember in sports. We wish especially to thank the great Class of '69 for their whole-hearted support of all our Eagle teams throughout the year. To everyone: Thank you for supporting us, your cheerleaders. Beth Bland RIGHT Our laithtul Varsity Cheerleaders leading a cheer al a basketball game BtLOW The |.V. squad al a football game FRONT ROW P Helm, M Kopec, D DeLuca. MIDDLE ROW L. Prichett, B McCauley. P Nixon BACK ROW B Geisler, J Harper, C. Engler. 65 ABOVE: Carol, Bonnie, and Pat cheer for our basketball team. ABOVE RIGHT L. Lines and M. Goodrich say hi! . More Cheering 66 fIRST ROW B Kolodziejski, L Ashenbach, |. Kushner. G. Osborne, G Gore, D. Volz, M. Buddemeier BACK ROW I Greco. I Zamostny. K Volke, Mrs. Parsons, B. Sunkel, ). Arnold, D. Zeller. ABOVE: Diane Volz blocks a shot by her opponent. RIGHT The 1%9 lunior Varsity Basketball team. Among them are many girls who will play on the Varsity team next year. This year's advisor is Mrs. Rich. Girl's Sports This year, our Varsity team was hampered by inexperience. Only three of the team had ever played varsity basketball before. Our captain this year was lanice Arnold, with Gladys Gore as co-captain. Coaching basketball was also new to Mrs. Parsons. We had a lot of spirit this year and many underclassmen were given the opportunity to play varsity. Next year should be a winner. 67 BUILDING OUR CHARACTER The officers include Beth Bland. Pam Ehreke. Don Lehr (President) and Nancy Councill This is a group shot of the Student Council representatives. 70 NE holds a Student Council Regional Meeting. Student Council This year the Student Council, under the leadership of Donald Lehr and the guidance of Mr. Ron Hickernell and Mr. Robert Domshick, has begun to establish itself as a working Student Council. Many things were accomplished this year, such as the Spring Thing and the car rally. The Spring Thing was co-sponsored by the Student Council and turned out to be a huge success. It is hoped that it will become an annual event. The Student Council officers worked directly with the representatives and as a result much new legislation was introduced and much was accomplished. It is hoped that next year's Student Council can build on the strong foundation which this year's Council has furnished them. Northeast also held a Regional Meeting at this school for the first time. Kathy Kelly was chairman and it turned out to be a great success. 71 Homecoming Northeast held its second homecoming on a rainy weekend in November. The festivities began on Friday night with an informal welcome. On Saturday, prior to the Northeast- Severna Park football game, the parade marched from Riviera Beach to school. Many organi- zations in the school decorated cars and floats. Half-time activities were highlighted by the crowning of the new queen and her court. The weekend was concluded with a dance featuring Cindy and the Censations. NORTHEASTS w annual MECOMIN ;:oo r m Nancy Councill and Kathy Kelly carry the banner The 1%9 queen is Peggy Downey Homecoming court and escorts: |. Ervin, V. Tate, R Brereton, P. Ehreke, |. Berumdez, R. Roberts, |. Klug, C Harper, S. Sylvester, D. Wilson, R Stack, D. Volz, |. Hackman, L. Melchor, D. Hemmeter, P Downey, T Hoover, |. Smith, D. Raspa. Many clubs participated in the parade. Debbie Volz and Linda Melchor are Peggy's court Thespians advertise the play in the parade The Majorettes led the Homecoming parade. 73 The Spring Thing Northeast's first big success was The Spring Thing. This fair was co-sponsored and co-organized by the Student Council, the PTA, and the Booster's Association. The fair lasted for two days, beginning on a Friday afternoon and ending on Saturday night. As shown in the pictures, the clubs and organizations ran various game booths. Food was in abundance. The PTA sold cokes and hot dogs, while the Cheerleaders made pizza, the Sophomore Class sold french fries, and the FTA opened an ice cream parlor. There were old-time movies in the auditorium and a Battle of the Bands on Friday night in the gym. The weekend was climaxed by a dance on Saturday night featuring Cindy and the Censations. We offer congratulations and thanks to all the students, parents, and faculty who worked hard to make The Spring Thing a success. 74 NHS STANDING D Brower KNEELING: P Heck. M MIDDLE ROW R. Schnebelen, C Otradovec. V. Schneider, Stewart, I Ballman, S. Smith. K Sank. FRONT ROW T D Bradley. P Potee. D Zeller BACK ROW A. Asaki. D Conklin. N. Councill. G. Griffith. C Edwards. K Kelly Lehr. D Tate. M. Wootton, | Domotor NHS To gain membership to the National Honor Society, one is elected by a committee on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and character. Members must maintain a certain standard to remain in the Society. AVA The Audio Visual Aides Club, advised by Mr. Lehr, assists the faculty in supplying and using phonographic and projection materials. AVA KNEELING: M. lorden, K. Smith. W. Hoover. D. Lloyd, N Beckner FRONT ROW P Stovall. L. Moore, K Ittnyre. M. Kushner. B House, S. Hicks. MIDDLE ROW Mr. Lehr (Adv), W Boland, |. Johnson, W. Pick, R Dimiler. G. Hedgecoth. 75 FRONT ROW H Appleton, M Hilditeh. T Hicks (Pres ), B Heilman (V.P.), G. Honaker (Sec ), G. Griffith (Treas.), P Nausbaum (Clerk). Mrs. Hickernell (Adv.). MIDDLE ROW: D. Bonnucci. B Shives, M. Eckstorm. D Bradley. M. Barzyk. D Engle. I Brown. L. Ballman. Mr Bright. (Adv ), BACK ROW B Kolodziejski, R Wilson. | Macola, G. Schneider, M Cox, P. Sewell. D McVey, H. Becker, R Kolodziejski. Stage Crew Stage Crew might be called the unseen heroes of the dramatics department. Collecting props for a particular play is a major project for them. Their other responsibilities include settings, lighting and sound effects. SEATED B Heilman. Mr. Bright (Adv ), G. Schneider. FRONT ROW K Robinson, M Barzyk, j Harris, j. Cross, C. Miarecki, D. Engle, MIDDLE ROW: C. Engle, D. Bradley G. Klein, R Norton, M. Eckstorm. G. Hedgecoth, R tyajter, D. Prince, E. rv Coene, G. Harris, C. Kimes, K England, R Eckstorm. BACK ROW D. Prince, S. Shireman. H. Marcum, D McVey, R Dimeler, P. Sewell, M. Cox, B. Sunkel, I. Macola. B Kolodziejski, C. Chalker. 76 Thespians The Brick And The Rose lhe National Thespian Society is an honorary organization composed of those people working in the field of dramatics, both under the spotlight and behind it. Their main purpose is to promote dramatics and to make people aware of the existence of drama in the high schools. Another purpose of the organization is to give recognition to the people whose talents have shown them to be outstanding in the field of drama. Membership is gained through many hours of work done on plays and other activities presented by the N.T.S. This year, for the first time, the N.T.S held its first Annual Drama Week. A one act drama, I he Brick and the Rose , was given at a special student assembly to celebrate Drama Week. They also presented Northeast's first full-length drama. Inherit the Wind, in February. One-Act Play Night shortly followed, and for the first lime included the freshmen class. The year closed with our annual musical. leff Pfeiffer acts during Drama Week The drama, The Brick and the Rose , opened with the cast seated on stage. 76 This is highly irregular' Carousel Carousel takes place in a small Maine fishing village. The hero , Billy Bigilow is anything but heroic in the noble sense of the word. Billy, played by David Scheeler, is a man who has molded himself a career on good looks and flattery to women. He meets Julie, played by Debbie Volz, who possesses the inner peace and strength Billy lacks and falls in love with her. There were many other star roles in Carousel: )oy Brown as Carrie, Tom Hicks as Mr. Snow, and Lee Beale as Jigger. Pictured at right: Slubtxxnness is Mary in Carousel This is the entire cast of Carousel 78 David and Debbie share a touching scene. Debbie Volz and |oy Brown are a little nervous practicing at dress rehearsal. Mrs. Mullin makes a pass at Billy Bigilow 79 One-Act Play Competition Awards Best Actress .......... Best Actor ............ Best Supporting Actress Best Supporting Actor Best Play ............ R Downey C. Bedford I Brown R. Craig H. Becker ABOVE Chuck Bedford who won fhe Besf Actor Award and Don Didio were cast in the Sophomore Play BELOW Bob Small. Mary Barzyk, Dave Bonucci, Randi Wilson, and Bonnie Hunter comprised the Senior Play cast. The One-Act Play Competition which is held annually was won by the Freshman Class, in their First competition appearance. The cast and their winning entry Nobody Sleeps traveled to Franklin Senior High School to perform in the Maryland Regional Drama Festival The plays presented in competition by the various (lasses were Occurance at Owl Creek Bridge'' (senior), Go With the Tide (junior), and The Leader of the People (sophomore). At left is lohanna Krupo in her role as the derelict woman in the junior Class entry. Mike Rebok. Sue lawn. Sue Walton, Marion Zamostny. and Tom Barth acted in the Sophomore Class play, directed by Helen Becker 81 Tom Iones The dramatic season at Northeast opened with the presentation of the three-act comedy Tom lanes. It was the story of an adventurous young man who faces a world ot dishonesty, cruelty, apathy, and greed There were many and varied types oi roles w hich were portrayed by the talented students of Northeast. Due to their hard work and perseverances, Tom ones proved to be a success. Thanks to Mrs. Hickernell for her directing ant) Mr. Bright for his technical work everything went well. Tom Hicks, Ronnie Craig, viarie Hilditch. Greg Rice. David Bonucci. Bob Kolodziejski, Mary-Mike Barzyk and Bob McIntyre played the leading roles. Man and Dave starred in firm ones Could he be dying ' Many types ot characters acted in Tom ones The ending ot the play pictured the whole cast at Tom Iones' wedd 82 Inherit The Wind Tom Hicks portrays Brady in Inherit the Wind. Northeast's first drama. Inherit the Wind is based on the famous monkey trial in Dayton, Tennessee. A young science teacher is jailed and later tried for leaching Darwin's theory of Evolution in a town where the Bible is taken almost literally and other theories are outlawed. The main characters were played by Marie Hilditch, Bob Kolodziejski, Bob McIntyre, Tom Hicks and Jeff Pfeiffer. Many other students appeared in the first drama at Northeast. Man from M.O.N.K.E.Y.S. Christmastime The Christmas Dance, sponsored by the (unior Class, was their first big event of the year. Many hours of hard work and the music, provided by THE BLEU LIGHT, helped make it a success. The festivities ended as everyone departed, eagerly awaiting the Christ- mas vacation. During intermission, everyone talks Swt‘f� theart court and escorts: R Schnebelen, R Skillman, C. Otradovec. I Buttner, R Kelly. I Davidson. C Grant, D. Riddle B Bone, B Elkins. L Wolte, M McMillion, G. Williams. D lohnson, (Queen), D Prince, N. Nolan, C Engler. D Ogle, ) Houtman, H Harper. P Lake. P Brower. C Seltzer. C Nieman. |. Sievers. R Coltrane. 4 % Hr escorts. up. and mPu Sweetheart Sweet Terry Roberts and |oe Bermudez enjoy the music. Ball The a nrTLaP Sweet heart Ball is sponsored by the National Thespian Society. For a week previous to the Ball, clubs campaigned for the girl of their choice. The main event of the dance was the crowning of the new Sweetheart Queen, Darwina lohnson, by last year's queen, Gail Tate. Darlene McMillion and Debby Prince were the runners-up. The music was provided by the ROCKIN' AIRES. 85 Fore'n Aft During the year, the staff of the Fore 'n Aft has had many trying experiences in their efforts to publish the yearbook. Under the experienced eyes of Mrs. Patricia Paar, we have accomplished a great deal. Our job has not been an easy one. Between deciding which pictures are to be taken when the photographer comes and at- tempting to identify the people in group pictures, there is little time left for relaxation. However, despite the obstacles before us, we have done our best to present the school with a good book. Nancy Councill, Editor Mary Stewart and Sharon Smith work on their section BELOW SEATED Mrs. Paar (Adv), S. Smith, D Bradley STANDING T Conklin, . Councill, C. Leggett, B Wharton, N. Rogers, K Schmitt, M lones, K. Kelly, I. Kushner. Vibrations The Creative Writing Club, sponsored by Miss Zugich, is responsible tor publishing the Northeast literary magazine, 'Vibrations'. To get material tor use in the magazine, the dub holds a contest, offering prizes in poetry, essay, short stories, and a miscellaneous category. The dub also sponsored — the traditional Computer Dance. FRONT ROW N Burke, M Kushner. C Miarecki BACK ROW I Houtman. P Potee (editor). I tunning . F. Meehling. Nor'Easter The Nor'Easter has aspired to the goals ot excellence and accuracy in the dissemination ot news to the school community. The hope is that the Nor'Easter has assisted the school both as a chronicle and a torum tor constructive criticism. Under the direction ot Mrs. Lynn Arnett, the workers ot the Nor'Easter stall carry on fund raising activities and work to see that the monthly paper is published. This year, the Nor'Easter chose as it's motto Give A Damn About Vour Fellow Man'. They have worked diligently to emphasize this to the student body. This is entirely a student effort with the photography clone by Mike Wool ton. FRONT ROW C Griffith, B Nace. S. Dennison. D Norton MIDDLE ROW T Alexsanrowicz, P Kolodzieski, M. Brewer. A Gauss, M. Bradley, P. Heck, Mrs. Arnett (Adv ) BACK ROW R. McIntyre, T Lycett. D. Lawn. M. Wootton (photo.), D. Prince, R Schnebelen, I Macola (editor). 87 Photography Club The Photography Cluh, under the direction of Mr. Bank and Mr. Madigan, has many functions. The members learn how to print anrl develop pictures and also how to use numerous cameras and light- meters. By taking and developing their own photos, they improve their own techniques and gain experience in dark room procedures They provide much of the photo- graphic work for the Nor'Easter. Pep Club FRONT ROW C. Miarecki. I Ball man. C. Malanoski. 1IOOLF ROW Mr Bank (adv ). I. Gerwig. D I’litzko, Mr Madigan (adv ). BACK ROW K Collrane. M Dorsrh. VI Wool ton. The Pep Club, sponsored by Mr. Stevens, is the largest club in the school, consisting of over one hundred members. The purpose of this organization is to arouse school spirit in the student body. The first step in this direction was purchasing anrl wearing gold, inscribed sweatshirts at all home sports events. 88 FRO T ROW I Domolor, !) Brower, Asaki. M. Chapul. Mason. G Maul . Mr ichols (Adv.) BACK ROW' D Lehr. K Cox Leonard 1IDDLE ROW G Porter. R Skillman, I r Coltrane. I Buttner. O Tate. R Kolodziejski. | m Domotor conduct a tour ot the shop area tor PTA memlx rs Interact Interact has been one ot the most active clubs in the school this year. By checking coats at the dances and selling decals and cushions, they worked to purchase a PA system tor the athletic field. Being a school service club tor boys only, they volunteered lor many special activities. They distributed and collected books, conducted guided tours, and contributed money to the school flag. With only a small number ot members, they got a large amount of work done. 89 Cave Club Mr. Creter is I hi advisor of the newly-formed Cave Club. I hi members, primarily under classmen, raised money by having bake sales and car washes. I hi funds were used lor spelunking expeditions to western Maryland and West Virginia. FRONT ROW I) Sturm. M Iordan. | Barth. I Barnes. W Richter MIDDLE ROW I Roger , B kolod ie|ski, k Volke. R Yost. M Scheleur BACK ROW Mr Creter (adv.). C Porter. I) Iordan. I Ptorr. G A A This year Mrs. Parsons look over the duties of advising the Girl's Athletic Association. Under the leadership of lanice Arnold, president, the association held three play days at NE. I hey also made new uniforms for the girl's basketball team. FRONT ROW B Wharton. T Conklin. B Geisler, D Engelke. I Arnold, D. Volz. I kushner, M Sullins, L Aschenbach. N. Rogers. MIDDLE ROW' C Otradovec, S. Dawson. S. Geisler. S. Chenowith, G Gore, S Jenkins, D Cheek, S Hutson, B Heilman, D Zeller. BACK ROW B Bland, D Hutchinson. V Fate. S; Prichard. P. Ehreke, N. Councill. D. Pearman. I) Duvall, k Volke. B Sunkel. Mrs. Parsons (adv.) 90 FRONT ROW: A. Asaki, E. Bradley, C, Hicks, I Poller, I Zickafoose. D. Tale, F Millsap. I Ogle, I Barbour, I. Brockmeyer K Kammer, F Lenivy, D Bowers. D. Klinger. T. Simmons, BACK ROW K Beach, W. Lovelace, C Landon, L. Aleksandrowicz K1IDOU ROW T Sesney. M Main-, D Brail, R Beall, I Labrador, W Dorsch. Mr Deegan (adv ) Varsity Club |oe Brockmeyer, one of the leading athletes in the school, served as president of the boy's varsity club. The organization sponsored various money-raising projects throughout the year to buy jackets for the members, but perhaps the most successful activity was the donkey basketball game, pictured at left and above. FTA FRONT ROW C. Myers. B Heilman. (Pres.). N. Schleicher BACK ROW' G Smith. Mrs. lames (Adv ). B. Glanville. S. Smith National Organizations The major goal of Future Teacher's of America is to raise money for the scholarship they give. The Future Business Leader's of America is a club for people taking the commercial course. The Future Homemaker's of America held a regional meeting at NE. Linda Ballman. a state officer, attended their National Convention in Miami. The purpose of the Medical Career's Club is to inform members of the opportunities offered to them. FBLA FRONT ROW S Tyson. T Goodnow, B Bone. B Godwin. K Rey, E Curry. I Goehring. M Rossi. M Rossi. K Henthorn. M Dewling. | Stewart. I. Bortle, ) DiLeonardi. M. Hagner. M. Eckstorm, Mrs. LePori (Adv.) Goodrich, F Meehling BACK ROW' P Blake. K Sank. S. 92 FHA FRONT ROW R Norton. C Bloom. C Matanoski (Pres), I Stopowski, M. Glanville. SECOND ROW S. Smith. O Brown. H Lone. B Sipes. M Strahlman, S Raddiff. S Smith. W Cox. M. Mauer. C Miarecki. S. Smith. P. Lake THIRD ROW C Czarski. G Harris, C Kimes. S Durken, E Gilchrist. B Herold, C. Urban. B Bingel. R Ryder, L. Ballman. L Gerwig. Mrs Charlesw-orth (Adv.) BACK ROW I Daehnke. D Brenner, L Davis. G Spencer. P Fontz. K Rogers. Madonna. P Bender. M Zamostny. K Sank. C Thomas. S. Hoppe, G. Smith, D. Peters 93 MCC FRONT ROW V Schneider (Pres.). P Brocato (V.P). M Stewart (Sec), R Schnebelen (Tres ). R. Sunderland. MIDDLE ROW N Miller, C. Seltzer, K Engle, S. Smith, B Wharton. M Devilbiss. BACK ROW C. Popple in. P loyce. D Engle. W Partin, S. Watts. Bake sales are a money-making project for MCC. DECA The Distributive Education Club of America is a national organization consisting of those students enrolled in the Distrib- utive Education program. The entire DE program consists of two groups — lunior DECA, the DE I students, and Senior DECA, the DE II students. The DE II students get experience both in and out of school. They work part-time in the com- munity. During school hours, their activities include the op- eration of the school store, the handling of the snack bar, and selling stuffed animals and records. DECA members operate the school store SR DECA ERONT ROW R Isaac, C Cain. C. Curtis, B Bachman, B Pardoe, G. Howell, P. Elliott MIDDLE ROW R Dimeler, B Bonolis, ) Bailey, G Walton, M. Fisher. L. Smith. B Risley, K Dunkerly, C. Davis. BACK ROW Mr. Lint hieum (Adv ), P Engler, P Willig, D Ogle, D Deters. D. Fink. R Deters, A. Grube, |. Bodme. 94 IK DiCA FRONT ROW I Barnes. Boland. M Evnas. I) Baker. C Williams, H Kilbourne MIDDLE ROW I McCarthy. S Smook. V Connor. C. Duley. B Cast. M Cord wed I. M. Roy si on, P. Williams BACK ROW Mr l int hie um (Adv ). R Ryder. R Walker. I Dunleavy. D Plyant. S Soaker. Harold. B Dashielle. C Holmes. R Fmcham. Library Aides The library aides are an essential part in the operation of a library. They perform general duties which allow the librarians to devote more time to the students. They are qualified to do most jobs in the library. FRONT ROW' T Pace, K Itnyre. C Lang. L. Moore. L Weaver. Mrs lones BACK ROW Mr Atwell. H Becker. I Stewart. D Staude. L Faust. R Matthews. Mrs Vogelsang 95 Monitors The Monitors is a voluntary group of students. They are responsible for insuring the correct behavior in the lavatories and on the (larking lot. Their purpose is to quell (he vandalism in these two places. PARKING LOT MONITORS P Blake. R Mewshaw. I Shedlrx k k Sank. I Spencer FRONT ROW D Slursa, D lohnson. O Armiger M DDlf Snook RACK ROW I Ervin. P Reina. C Landon B Dashiell ROW S. Mayberry. S Levroney. L Hermann, M. Herold. S. B Minor. H Mayberry. C Shank. C. Shaw. | Bermudez 96 P Hartman, I Moore, C. Itnyre, L. Weaver, K Rodgers, | Ruths, I Kelly (Head Majorette), I Delve, S. Nale, L. Faust, F Paige, |. Russell. Majorettes Under the direction of Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Schleupner, NE's first squad of Majorettes was formed. They worked hard to make their debut at our Homecoming parade. Mrs. Hope made their uniforms with the help of some students. The Majorettes are now raising money, with the help of the band, for new uniforms for next year. Fire Patrol The fire patrol is directed by Mr. George and Mr. Nelson. Its primary function is to direct fire drills and to help prevent fire hazards within the school. The boys demonstrate the use of the fire equipment. Although it is one of the smallest clubs in the school, it is an important one. FRONT ROW C Bolland, C. Briggs. C. Hedgcoth, R Kliner BACK ROW I Smith, Mr. George, M. Piechowiak. 97 SEATED: Mr. Nichols (Director). J. Mason (V.P.), R. Hargadon (Sec.), M. MacMillon (Treas.), C. Greene (Pres.), M. Derrickson (Drum Major). FRONT ROW J Maule, N. Schleicher, |. Horton, T Mank, D. Volz, L. Beale. L Bennett, C. Edwards. D Branaam. I. Brown, ). Clow. |. Critzman MIDDLE ROW J. Merold, D. Shurman, S. Muscolini, G. Leach, S. Frame. I Fisher, K Edwards, |. Bailey. D. Tyree, N. Johnston, C Popplem, S. Rossman, N. Death, D Griffith, D Hutchinson. BACK ROW S. Mall, |. Sullivan, R lewchuk, B Delashmutt, J. Pulley, D. Rimel, G. Kelly, L Sears, | Bennett. L. Bossom, R Kolodziejski, K Crites, V. Johnson, K Derrickson, D Phipps, R Maisel. O. McCann Band Under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Nichols, the North- east Band has strived to con- tribute to school spirit, cultural development of its individual members, and community in- volvement. Its activities this year in- cluded forming the first march- ing band and also a small string Ensemble. The Band played in the Christmas pro- gram for both students and the PTA. It also held a concert to raise money for new uniforms and participated in the School Musical. Among the Band members are many students of superior ability. Debbie Phipps is a member of the All-State Orchestra. Senator Steffey presents a flag to Mr. Nichols. 98 Choir FRONT ROW G Watkins, G. Fey. R Sipes, D Armiger, J Matthews. D Lawn. BACK ROW T Breneman. D Volz, I Brown. G Honaker MIDDLE ROW Mrs Cook D Zamostny, N. McDonald, R. Craig, T. Hicks, J. Stallings, B McFarland. B Harris. M Bradley, H Becker. B Bone. A Widerman, ). Stewart The Choir, directed by Mrs. Cook, has helped contribute to Northeast's growth. They par- ticipated in both the Christ- mas and Spring Programs, work- ing hard for success. This year, the choir pur- chased choir robes, earning their own funds through bake sales and other projects. The Choir is certainly an asset to Northeast. The Band practices marching maneuvers. GROWING WITH EXPERIENCE Freshmen The class of 72 brought with them to Northeast their share of budding school spirit. We hope that they are well on their way in the right direction. Class elections of officers were conducted under the supervision of the Student Council Board of Elections Committee. Those elected are, at right, Susan Lawn, Secretary, Mrs. Gund and Mr. George, advisors, leanne Johnson, President, and Thomas Barth. Vice President. Not pictured is Marian Zamostny. Treasurer. Working together as a class for the first time, they actively participated in the candy sales. At left, students relax after finishing their lunch before going to their next class. Pictured above are the Freshmen Class choices for Homecoming Court. Debbie Bolton and Diane Wilson, who seemed proud to represent the up and coming Freshmen Class. 102 TOP ROW: Michael Abbott, Sharon Allen, Deborah Allison. James Amrhein, Bill Anacker. Vincent Andoe. SECOND ROW Patricia Arnold, Etta Bachman, Judy Bailey, Steven Ballman, Charles Barringer, Thomas Barth. THIRD ROW: Thomas Beckham. Marcia Bellinger, Kim Bergelt, Joseph Biddle, Brenda Bingel, Gale Birk. FOURTH ROW: Richard Blessing, Susan Bohuslav, Darlene Bolander, Deborah Bolton, Denise Bolton, Russell Booker. FIFTH ROW: Carl Bosserman, Roland Boyer, Diane Brenner, Leonard Brewer, Doris Brooks. Debra Brown. SIXTH ROW: Ruth Brown, Robert Burns, Gail Butts, Janice Chaney, Jacqueline Chubb, Deborah Coghill. SEVENTH ROW: Donna Goghill, Debra Collison. Rose Conlee, Robin Conner, Jack Conway, Laura Cox. EIGHTH ROW William Critzman, Betty Cruise. Patricia Cut lip, Janet Daehnke, Vanessa D'Antonio, Donna Darrigo. BOTTOM ROW: Alicia Davis, Karen Delaney, Debora Deluca, Ronald DeMarino, Gail DeVincent, Mary Dixon. 103 TOP ROW Thelma Dixon, Dale Dorsch, Diane Downey, Charles Dulaney, Sandra Eby, Diane Emge, Cathy Engle, lames Ernsberger, John Fallon SECOND ROW Pam Fangman. Michael Ferdock, Teresa Fink, Carol Fleegal, Allen Fleischmann, Richard Fowler, Lawrence Franklin, Richard Furrow. Thomas Gardner THIRD ROW Joseph Garrison, lames Gauss, Douglas Ginevan, Charlene Goddard, Louis Golis, Larry Goodwin, Kenneth Gosnell, Linda Greenfield, Mary Grimm FOURTH ROW David Guerico, Garry Hall, Linda Hancock, Daniel Haney, |ohn Haney, Shirley Hargadon. Brenda Harrell, Michael Hartley. Douglas Hartman FIFTH ROW: Lemuel Harvey, Sylvia Hawkins, Susan Hayes, Sandra Healy, Eileen Heck, Giblert Heiland. George Heim, Patricia Helm, Teressa Henson. SIXTH ROW: Cynthia Hicks, Marilyn Hicks, Mark Hildebrand, Ramona Hill, Frank Hohrein, Wendy Houser, |oAnn Howard, lames Hudson, David Hunter BOTTOM ROW Carol Hyser, John liter, Gideon laeger, Michael lames, John Jarrell, Tary Jenkins, Theresa lenmngs, Mary Jerome, Mary Jinkerson. 104 TOP ROW Sheila Johns, Debra Johnson, Donald Johnson, Jeanne Johnson, Bruce |ones. SECOND ROW Stanley Jones, Michael Jordan, William Jubb, Michael Kaiser, Deborah Kellner. THIRD ROW: Michael Kelly, Karen Kemp. Colleen Kendall. Richard Kennedy, Marian Kopec. FOURTH ROW Nicholas Koreck, Gary Kunkel. Janet Kyle. Philomena Lake, Susan Lawn FIFTH ROW Barbara Lazor, Debbie League, James Lenz, Donald Lloyd, Mardell Loane. SIXTH ROW Martha Lowrimore. Bonnie Maccauley, Janice Madkins, Freda Marcum, Jay Marley. SEVENTH ROW Jay Mason, Perry Mauler, Marie Maurer, Emma McLellan, Marlene McNulty. EIGHTH ROW Julia McNutt, Charles Meek, Jean Meyd, Joseph Miller. Teresa Miller. BOTTOM ROW John Nash. Christine Niemann, Linda Nodine, Deborah Noonan, Neil O'Brien. 105 TOP ROW: lames Oliver, Geraldine Osborne, Diane Paesch, Lillian Parker, Nathan Parker. Larry Parks, Joann Partin SECOND ROW India Paschali Patricia Peeler. Denise Phillips, Joyce Phillips, Kathleen Pierzchalski, Lenore Presssler. Sharon Radcliffe. THIRD ROW Michael Rebok, Debbie Reynolds. Charles Riddle, Neil Ridgell, Linda Rmeholt, Kristy Ritterpusch, Deborah Robinette. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Rockwell, Daniel Rodey, Dean Rossman. Carl Rowles. Estella Ryder, David Saboury, Donna Saboury. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Sadler, David Salyers, Valerie Schier, George Schlick, Joseph Schmitz, Faith Selters, Patricia Shaffer. SIXTH ROW Sarah Shelley, Edward Shores, Dale Single, Bette Sipes, Jimmie Smith. SEVENTH ROW Kim Smith, Michael Snively, Arlene Spears, Monica Stanley, Barbara Stefankiewicz. EIGHTH ROW George Steg, Thomas Stemhice, Robert Stmchcomb, Richard Stivers. Bottom Row; Steve Sylvester Carl Szuba, Sharon Tenaglia, Randy Thomas, Linda Thompson. 106 Freshman gym class prepares for a quiz. TOP ROW Oren Tierney, Denise Toth, loan Tribull, Vernon Turner, Earl Tyson, Carol Urban, Walter Vance, Marie Vann, Paul Vizbaras. SECOND ROW Patricia Wagner, Mark Walmski, ludith Walker, Denise Walton, Susan Walton, Jinx Wanken. Valerie Watts, Angela Weber, Mary Wedemeyer THIRD ROW Candace Wemelt. Grayson Wells, Kathleen Wengert, Robert Westcott, Mary Whaley, Paul White. Margie Wierzbicki, Michael Williams, Diane Wilson. FOURTH ROW Melvin Wimer, Leroy Windsor, Irene Withrow. Michele Woodall, Susan Woolley, Livia Woomer. Michael Young, Marian Zamostny, Bonnie Zimmer. 107 Sophomores, Terry Roberts and Chi Chi Harper are proud to be lust clowning around! on the Homecoming Court. Sophomores The largest class to enter Northeast, the Class of '71, was very much in evidence in school activities this year. They attended school dances, and showed spirit at games. Individuals gave much of their free time by participating on teams, in clubs, and in plays. The sophomore class also entered a play in the One-Act Play Competition Night, entitled Leader of the People. Sophomore class officer elections were held in November. Officers pictured at right are Chi Chi Harper, Secretary; Diane Volz, Treasurer; Mr. Grimn, Advisor; Terry Roberts, Vice President; and |ohn Fischer, President. The Sophomore Class Dance in lanuary featured a former Northeast faculty member Reid Hill, now a TV personality. Class dues were collected and candy sales compromised a great deal of the growing class treasury as the sophomores prepared themselves for future years of leadership. 108 TOP ROW |ohn Adams. Toni Akers, Joseph Alberts. Debbie Algire. Sharon Allen. SECOND ROW: Steve Allison, Frank Anderson. |ohn Anderson. Mary Anderson. Marlene Andoe. THIRD ROW Josephine Anello, Verna Appel. Joseph Appolin, Robert Aschenbach, David Asuncion. FOURTH ROW Anita Auxier, Joanne Bailey, Alice Bam, Beverly Baker, Rudy Bambino. FIFTH ROW Elmer Banister. Carol Barnes. Barbara Barnett. Constance Barth. Craig Bartlett. SIXTH ROW Barbara Barton, Nancy Barton. |udy Bavis. Patricia Beam. William Beckner. SEVENTH ROW' Amelia Bedford. Charles Bedford. William Bell. Sandra Bewak, Becky Binford. EIGHTH ROW' Elwood Black, ludy Blackman, Bruce Blake. Charles Blake. George Blake BOTTOM ROW |ohn Blake, lane Blanchard. Earlene Bloom, |ohn Bloom, Rodger Blubaugh. 109 TOP ROW Cornelius Boone. Leo Borm. Susan Boswell. Avis Bouyer. Dale Bowers, lames Bradshaw. Deborah Branaam, David Bnemann. Debbie Briemann SECOND ROW Deborah Briggs. Gary Briggs. Ricky Brillon, lean Brooks, Susan Brooks, Aleta Brower, Clifton Brown, Danny Brown. Melinda Brown. THIRD ROW Carl Broyles, Sherry Bullock, Nancy Burke, Patricia Burns. William Burns, Irene Burr, Sally Buttner. Robert Caldwell. Christine Carper FOURTH ROW Coralee Cassler. Mary Catrone, Calvin Cavey, Chris Chalker, Diane Chandler, Thomas Christopher, Nancy Chubb, Debra Chulak. Cynthia Clark. FIFTH ROW Robert Clark. Ty Clayton, lames Claytor, |udy Clow, Mary Coeyman, Susan Coeyman, Arthur Cole, Paul Cole, Ronald Coltrane. BOTTOM ROW: Billy Combs, Dorothea Cooper, Gloria Corbett. Donna Couch. Kevin Coughlin, Gerald Courtney. Catherine Cox. loseph Cox, Russell Cox 110 |im DeGraff working out on the rings while others watch. TOP ROW: Juanita Critzman, Marcia Daniels, Rocky Day. Shirley Dean. SECOND ROW Norine Death, Michael Deckman, Vickie Dedo. Robert Delashmutt. THIRD ROW Deborah Delauder, Jennifer Delve, Keith Demby, Dennis Derrickson FOURTH ROW Sandi Detrich, Howard Dicus, Anna Diefenbach, Linda Diem FIFTH ROW Patricia Dougherty, Shepherd Drain, Lorraine Drane, Mary Dumsha. SIXTH ROW: Scott Duncan, Elaine Eckert, Rosalie Eckstorm. Kathleen Edwards. SEVENTH ROW Sandra Ellison, Clifford Eremchuk, Chee Chee Everd, Thomas Everett. EIGHTH ROW: Michael Fabian, William Falkenstine, Leonard Farrell, David Farrow. BOTTOM ROW Donna Fasig, Lynn Faust, Michael Feeheley, Warren Feeheley. Ill TOP ROW: Gary Fender, Walter Pick, Brenda Fink, Barry Fischer, |ohn Fisher, Georgia Fowler, Charles Frailer. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Frank, Felicia Franks. Olivia Franks, Joseph Freburger, Randolph Gearhart, Paul Gelsinger. Michael Gibbs. THIRD ROW: David Gilbert, Terry Gillehand, John Glaeser, Gloria Glenn, Joyce Glenn, Donna Goebel, Wilma Goehring. FOURTH ROW Melvin Golden, Roberta Goodhand, David Goodnow, Paul Gordon, Jerry Goreman, Donna Gosnell, Vicki Gottleib. FIFTH ROW William Grahe, Albert Granofsy, Alice Gray, Susan Gray, Joseph Green, Robert Gretsinger, Darrell Gross. SIXTH ROW Phyllis Grover, David Hacker, Larry Haley, David Hanold, James Harding. SEVENTH ROW: Mary Hardwick, Michael Hardwick, lean Harper, Sharon Harrelson, Gloria Harris. EIGHTH ROW: Pamela Harris, Wendy Harbison, Pat Hartman, Louis Haslup, Sandy Hatfield. BOTTOM ROW Edwin Hawse, Carol Haynie, Donald Heck, Linda Heill, Louise Heilman. 112 I pledge allegiance to the flag TOP ROW Sharon Heine, Kathy Heilman, Bruce Helmick, Paul Hemmings. Catherine Henderson, Chris Henry, David Henry, Harvey Henson, Michael Henson. SECOND ROW Susan Herbst, John Herold, lanice Herron, Eddie Hess, Stephen Hicks, ludy Hill, Warren Holloway, Rhonda Hoover. John Horton. THIRD ROW: Wayne Houck, Barbara House. Deborah Houser, Donald Huber, John Hudson, Gay Huebel, Layton Huffman, JoAnn Hyde, Cathy Itneyer. BOTTOM ROW: Vivian Jackson, Mike lahnigen, Diane Jantz. Patricia Jarrell, Barbara lenkins, Leslie lenkins. Patricia lennmgs, Sharon Jennings, Ellen Johnson. 113 TOP ROW: lesse Johnson, Larry lohnson, Linda Johnson, Martha lohnson, Michael lohnson, Pamela lohnson. Sheila lohnson, Dorothy lohnson. John Jones. SECOND ROW Robert Kaiser. Roy Kelley, loan Kelly, Regina Kelly. Carol Kerrigan, Cindy Kilian, David Kirby, Gary Klein, lames Keilholtz THIRD ROW Richard Kleinen. lanice Klemkowski, David Klinger, Christine Klug. Paula Knaus, Peggy Knight. Cynthia Koslosky, Joanne Koslowski, Linda Kraus FOURTH ROW Robert Krecher, Clifton Kruger. Bonnie Krebs, Sandra Kuczynski. Monica Kushner, Bonita Labrador, Vickie Labrador, Alex LaGragne. Mary Lane FIFTH ROW Christine Lang, Michael Lang. Marry Lauf, lames Lawyer, George Leach, Marsha Leary, Pamela Leary, Edward leddon, Lynda Lemuels. BOTTOM ROW: Linda A. Leonard. Linda L. Leonard, Ernest Levroney, Sharon Levroney. Gail'Lewis, Michael Ligons. Linda Lines, Steve Lingenfelter, lared Linley. 114 You should have seen the one that got away TOP ROW Frank Lipieko, Arthur Lloyd, Bonnie Long, Sherry Losier. SECOND ROW: Debbie Lovelace, Darlene Lowe. Michele Lowery, loan Lowman THIRD ROW Billy Lutz. Debra Mabe, Fred MacDowell, Michelle Mack. FOURTH ROW Robin Maisel, Donald Malehorn, Harry Marcum, Gary Marshall. FIFTH ROW lames Martin, Diane Mathias. Valinda Matthews, Pennie McCallister. SIXTH ROW: Olivia McCann, lack McCorkle. Karen McCreery, Raymond McGee. SEVENTH ROW Remona McGee. Helen McMahon, Barbara Meachen, Richard Medas. EIGHTH ROW: Rose Medas, Paula Meluh, Brian Metzbower. George Miles. BOTTOM ROW Denise Miller, |ohn Miller, Robert Miller, Margie Milligan 115 TOP ROW: Christine Missimer, Bessie Modney, Robert Monaghan, David Monks, Donna Moore, Karen Moxley, Randy Mullenax. SECOND ROW: Louis Mullinix, Col- leen Murphy, Sharon Nale, Barbara Neall, Frederick Nil- sen. Patricia Nixon, Nancy Norris. THIRD ROW William O'Brien. Linda Ochs, Deborah O'Dell, Darlene O'Hara, Thomas Owen. Pam Patel, Charles Pagano. FOURTH ROW Felicia Paige. Jeffrey Parker, Gail Parson, Paul Paschali, Edward Pasternak. Anthony Pearman, Michael Peraldo. FIFTH ROW Frances Phillips, Carol Picca, Mary Piechowiak, Ronald Pitt, Thomas Poe, lames Polaski, Rebecca Popplem. SIXTH ROW: Edward Preshell, Trudy Preville, John Price, Laura Prichett. Jan Pully. SEVENTH ROW Kathy Quade, Joseph Romecki, Patricia Rau, Linda Rauscher, Stephen Reed. EIGHTH ROW Pat Retowsky, Belinda Richard, Jessie Rickman, Sharon Rickman. Cecilia Ridolti BOTTOM ROW Deborah Rippeon, Kenneth Roberts. Terry Roberts, Sue Robinson, John Rodman 116 JOP ROW Lynn Root, Sherry Ross man, Richard Rost. Sherry Rouse SECOND ROW Gordon Rumenap, lackie Russell, ludith Rutherford. Clara Safford, Heidi Sammer. Laura Samson, Bernard Sanders, Jacqueline Sanders, Renee Sands, THIRD ROW Icxly Sank. Andra Sauer, Dean Scarborough, Barbara Schanberger. Robert Schellhaus, Gary Schmidt, Gail Schneider, Louis Schneider, Lorean Schoolden FOURTH ROW: Neil Schoonover, Deborah Schreiber, William Schwoerer, Diana Sears. Leslie Sears. Paul Sedgwick. Linda Serafin, Glenn Seward. Billie Shearer FIFTH ROW Felty Shelley. Ernest Shiflet, Clifford Shinaberry. Mark Shultz. Leroy Sienkiewicz. less Sirkel, Margaret Slater, Karen Slaughter, Gail Sleight BOTTOM ROW Cheryl Smith. Herbert Smith, John Smith. Kathy Smith. Pamela Smith, Susan Smith, Wilma Smith, Arthur Somer, Robert Southern. V 117 TOP ROW Billy Sowden, Joanne Staubs, Sally Storn. Thomas Stevens. Joyce Stewart. Nancy Strehlen, Charles Strickland SECOND ROW Deborah Sturm. Debby Stursa, lames Sullivan. Roger Sullivan, Valerie Sykes. Kenneth Taylor, Melody Taylor. THIRD ROW Sharon Thompson, Vernon Tomey, Cathy Toth, Kenneth Trimmer, Christine Udes, Carolyn Undutch, Linda Updegraff FOURTH ROW: Penny Vacek, Henry Vahtras, }ohn Vandenhuerk, lanet Vargo. Steve Varholy, David Volz. Diane Volz. FIFTH ROW Christine Wagner. Douglas Wagner. Sharon Wagner. Ellen Walker, William Wall, Eileen Wargula, Nathaniel Wallace SIXTH ROW Rodney Watts, Linda Weaver, Thomas Weeks, Sally Wengert, Alveila West. SEVENTH ROW Robert Wheelton, Linda Whewell, Linda White, Shirley Whitmer, Anna Wiles. EIGHTH ROW Donald Willey, Gail Wires, Sharon Wisniewski, Thomas Woodall, Richard Woolford BOTTOM ROW Joseph Yesker, Ronald Yost, William Young, Wayne Zickafoose, Kathy Zimmerman 118 A Sophomore attempts a barkdrop on the tramp Marcia Daniels studies quietly in the library Is this any way to run a garnet Juniors The Class of '70 was under the leadership of the officers and advisors pictured at right. Linda Aschenbach, Treas. Mike Derrickson, V.P., Mrs. Emily Scott and Mr. Reuben Cannady advisors, Bob Kolodziejski, Pres, and Gail Honaker, Sec. Some of the year's activities that the lunior Class sponsored were the traditional Christmas Dance, which was a beautiful occasion to remember as well as being a success, the candy sales, and a dance in February. They also contributed many members to the school athletic teams, clubs and dramatic productions. The play Go With the Tide was the entry in One Act Play Competition, luniors tried to match the Seniors in the annual |r.-Sr. basketball game. The finale which did much to bring the class together was the lunior Prom which magically converted the gym for that special night. 120 TOP ROW Clyde Abel. Donald Adams, lames Adams, lane Adams, Katherine Allison, Steven Anderson. Linda Aschenbach. SECOND ROW joseph Atwell. Timmy Bailey. David Baker, lack Baker, John Barbour. Deborah Barner, lames Barnes THIRD ROW Larry Barnes, lulius Barth. Ioann Bassett, Scott Bateman. Richard Beall, lane Becker. Richard Beckett FOURTH ROW Roger Belcher, Patricia Bender, loan Bennett. Lynn Bennett, Leslie Berry, lonathan Bland. Connie Blankenship FIFTH ROW Daniel Blevins. Christine Bohuslav, William Boland, Donald Bone. SIXTH ROW Patricia Bonner. Carolyn Boone, lackie Boone, Joyce Ann Boone BOTTOM ROW Linda Bothe. Denise Bowers. Mark Bowman, Donna Bradsher. 121 y d ) TOP ROW Larry Bratt, Phillip Bra ue r, Denise Brecher, Terry Breneman, Herbert Brooks, Andy Brown, Delta Brown. SECOND ROW: Gregory Brown, Joy Brown, Stephen Brown, Martha Budzynski, Frank Burkhardt, Kristi Butcher, Patricia Campbell THIRD ROW Hebe Candelario, Linda Cantrell, Mark Carruthers. Bruce Chaney, William Chaney, Darlene Cheek, lames Cheeves FOURTH ROW: lames Clodfelter, Ellen Coene. Larry Cole, Robert Coltrane. Vicki Conner, Robert Connor, lonathan Cook. FIFTH ROW Margaret Cordwell, Daniel Cory, Ronald Craig, Keith Crites, Dean Crouse . Frank Culotta, Cynthia Czarski BOTTOM ROW Allx� rt Daley, Cathy Danner, Albert Davis, Wayne Davis. Elizabeth Dawson, Gwendolyn Day, Sharon Dean. 122 TOP ROW: Edward Death, Jeff Delisle, Sandy Deluca. Alma Denis. SECOND ROW Deborah Densmore. Michael Derrickson, Deborah DeVincent. Linda Dodson. THIRD ROW Walter Dorsch, Michael Dougherty, Kenneth Dove. Robin Downey. FOURTH ROW: Larry Drane. Earl Drayton, Cathleen Duley. Edward Dunkerly. FIFTH ROW: Mike Dunleavy, Sharon Durkin. Helen Duvall, lames Eby. SIXTH ROW: |erry Edwards, Pamela Ehreke, Marie Ellison. Carol Engler BOTTOM ROW William Engles. |ohn Ensor. John Ervin, Donald Evans. 123 TOP ROW Michael Evans. Ann Fahrman. John Feeheley, |ohn Ferdock, Gail Fey, Gloria Files. Ronald Fincham. SECOND ROW Lynda Fischer, Charles Flaig. William Flohr. Ella Fogler. Pamela Fontz, Darlene Forrester. Mark Foy. THIRD ROW Steven Frame. Kenneth Frank. John Freburger. Christine Frommelt, Lynne Fuka. Stanley Furrow, David Gardner. FOURTH ROW Brenda Gast, Martin Gavin, David Gearhart, Bonnie Geisler. FIFTH ROW Susan Geisler, Kenneth Gilleland. William Gilbreath, Margaret Glanville. SIXTH ROW: Helen Godwin, Frank Gordon, Vicki Gray, Jacqueline Green. BOTTOM ROW Deborah Griffith. Peggy Groves. Dale Grube, Stanley Hall 124 TOP ROW Darryl Hammerbacker. Rose Anne Hargadon. Mary Herold, Willtam Harrington. Brenda Harris, Gilbert Harris. John Hartsell. SECOND ROW Richard Haynes, Glenn Hedgecoth, Roxanne Hedges. Frank Hem, |ohn Hein. Karen Hemmeter. Michael Herpel. THIRD ROW Larry Hicks, Mindy Hicks, Michael Hill, Thomas Hnyla, Barbara Hohrein, Calvin Holmes. Gail Honaker. BOTTOM ROW Sharon Hoppe, Deborah Horseman. Beverly House, lanette Houtman, John Howard, Ronald Howard, Evelyn Howell. 125 TOP ROW lacqueline Huber. Craig Hudson, William Hunt. Bonnie Hurd. Brenda Hurley, Deborah Hutchinson, Sharon Hutson SECOND ROW Joel Itneyer, Sharron lahnigan, Deborah lantz, Bessie Jenkins, Shirley lenkins, Victoria Jenkins, Bruce Johnson. THIRD ROW Carl Johnson, Darwina Johnson, Douglas Johnson. Kenneth Johnson, Linda Johnson, Michael Johnson, Nancy Johnston. FOURTH ROW Darnell Jones, Donald |ones, Lawrence Jones, Mary Jones, Deborah Iordan, Jabez Jordan, Beverly Joy. FIFTH ROW Patricia Joyce. Linda Jubb, Karl Kammer, Claudia Kane, James Kauffman, Sandra Kellner, Kathleen Kelly. BOTTOM ROW Michael Kelly, Thomas Kelskey, Denise Kenney, Inez Kess, Harvey Kilbourne, James Kittle, John Klug 126 TOP ROW Eva Klugel. Alma Knight. Charlene Kolodnicki, Robert Kolodzieiski. SECOND ROW David Konick, Betty Koontz. Sharon Koontz. John Krenzer. THIRD ROW David Kroll. Johanna Krupo. Patricia Larson. Terry Lathroum. FOURTH ROW: John Lauer, Sandra League, Jeanette Lehtma. Joan Lenz. FIFTH ROW Curtis Leonard. Kenny Lines, Kim Lombardi, Vickie Losier. SIXTH ROW: Russell Love, Edward Lowe, Randy Lowe, Mitchell Mabe. BOTTOM ROW Joann Mack. Chris Mahlstedt. Veronica Mahoney, Marguerite Mallet 127 TOP ROW Marcia Mann, Kathryn Manning, lames Mason, Robert Matthews. Rodney Matthews, Hudson Mayberry, Margaret Mayo. SECOND ROW Deborah McCallister, Janice McCarthy, Linda McComas, Darlene McFarland, Michael McGahan, Marlene McMillion, Kenneth McPherson. THIRD ROW Donald Meeks, Patsy Melchor, Theresa Meredith, Victoria Messina, Robert Mewshaw, Sylvan Miceli, lames Middleton. FOURTH ROW Kenneth Miller, Michael Miller, lackie Mitchell, loan Mitchell FIFTH ROW Cynthia Mohr, Thomas Monks, Dennis Morris, Mildred Muncey. SIXTH ROW Cecelia Myers, Christina Myers. Virginia Myers, Lawrence Neal. BOTTOM ROW Deborah Nelson, Margaret Nevrkla, Sandra Newman, Deborah Nichols. 128 We can sing better than TOP ROW Lorraine Niedzwicki, Norman Nodine. Regina Norton, Grace Osborne, Leanne Otremba. Thelma Pace, lulia Paesch SECOND ROW Richard Parker. Diana Peters. Jonathan Pforr, Deborah Phipps, Ramon Pitt, Elaine Pitz. David Plitzko. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Pope, Diana Poppish, Carol Popplein, Gary Porter, James Porter, Gail Powers, Sarah Prichard. BOTTOM ROW Denise Prince, Marilyn Pully, Linda Radford. Louis Rambo, Katherine Ranagan, Paul Reina. Wayne Renaud. TOP ROW: Frank Rhodes, Gregory Rice, Monroe Richter, lames Riddle, Kathy Ridgley, Patricia Ring rose. Roberta Robinson. SECOND ROW: Roger Robinson, Kris Rogers, Patricia Rogers, Nancy Rose. Larry Rouse. Chris Royston, Kathleen Royston. THIRD ROW Juanita Ruths, Rose Ryder, Charles Safford. |ohn Samuel, Jurgen Schanne, Margaret Scheleur, Nora Schleicher. FOURTH ROW: Kathleen Schmitt, George Schneider, Timothy Sc human, lanet Sciabarasi, Jenny Seabrease. Margaret Sebald, Virginia Sell. FIFTFI ROW Tom Sesney, Gloria Session. Carol Sewell, Creighton Shaw. Steve Shireman. Barbara Shives, Carol Ann Shores BOTTOM ROW leaflette Sievers, lames Simmons, Robert Skrzesz. Deborah Smith. Gail Smith. Lamont Smith, Linda Smith 130 Working diligently, Linda McComas makes herself a suit. TOP ROW Susan Smith, Virginia Smith, Sandra Snook, Steve Soaper SECOND ROW Edward Spillman, Georgianna Stack, John Stallings, Sally Starling THIRD ROW George Staubs, Sharon Staylor. Gene Stevens, Sharon Stevens. FOURTH ROW Thomas Stinchcomb, Steve Stoltenberg, Theresa Stopkowski. Daniel Stubbs. FIFTH ROW Virginia Stump, Elaine Sulims, Bonita Sunkel, Debbie Surguy. SIXTH ROW: Albert Swett, Sheila Swett, Vivian Tate. Richard Taylor. BOTTOM ROW: Diane Thomas, Don Thomas, Ramona Thomas, Judith Thompson. 131 TOP ROW: Aavo Tomkov, Roxanna Trego, Betty Turner, Pete Vizbaras, Kathy Volke, Mark Vonderheid, Mary Walker. SECOND ROW: Rodney Walker. Raymond Walter, Louise Wamsley, Gail Watkins, Henry Watts, Tokqueen Watts, Marilyn Wells. THIRD ROW Tim Westover, David Wheeler, Shirley White, Andrew Wiegand, Curtis Williams, Gary Williams, Ioann Williams. FOURTH ROW Patricia Williams, Pearl Williams, Vanessa Williams. Shirley Williford. FIFTH ROW Calvin Wimer, Margaret Wise, lames Woolley, |ohn Vesker. BOTTOM ROW: Richard Vost, Jean Zamostny, Paul Zeltman, Carol Ziranski. 132 Future Seniors Class Of 70 Pictured at left is Darwina Johnson, the 68-69 Sweetheart Queen, with her escort Gary Williams. Above in another mood Donna McVey displays her talent at table tennis 133 In the above pictures Pam Ehreke is making a quick recovery, and Bill Sowven diligently making typographical errors. At the right is a disrupted English class. 134 LEFT: juniors at the Sweetheart Dance are caught looking at the camera. BELOW |ohn Klug and Denise Kenney enjoy the music of the Blue Lights at the Christmas Dance. ABOVE Margaret Glanville engages in play school activities. BELOW Nora Schleicher checks her flute before the game starts. junior Prom May 24, 1969, was the night of the Junior Prom. The gym was magically transformed into a Fantasyland, complete with balloons, lollypop trees, and a huge fountain. Music was provided by the Verdicts. Pictured at right as they enter the gym lobby are Linda Smith and her escort Mike Plienis. At left. Gall Watkins samples the lollypop tree. Pictured above is the fountain which stood in the center of Fantasyland 136 Everyone seems lo be having a good time. No fantasy is complete without balloon tree. 137 LEFT Two couples take a break ABOVE lack Baker and Chris Klug make their entrance. The Verdicts keep things lively. Aj JL a C' ti i JUb. LUa JUU ____ FACING THE FUTURE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Miss Kay Flickner, Advisor; Conni Otradovec, Vice President; Adrienne Gauss, Treasurer; Mrs. Mattie Procaccim, Advisor; )oe Domotor, President; Nancita Rogers, Secretary. 140 Class Of Sixty-Nine Our sophomore year at Northeast was a successful year in many ways. We came out ahead in the annual candy drive and the Variety Show produced a large turnout. The One-Act Play Night saw sophomores with the best play, the best actress, and the best supporting actress awards. After summer vacation we stepped into our roles as juniors. Our first project was the Christmas Dance featuring the Chaparelles. One-Act Play Night again saw us with awards. We won best supporting actor and actress and best actor. The highlight of the year was the Junior Prom. The band. Tommy Vann and the Professionals, provided us with an enjoyable evening. Thoughts of graduation constantly filled our minds throughout our senior year. Receiving the high school diploma is perhaps the most rewarding goal of twelve years of formal education. Much was achieved academically, athletically, and in other phases of school life. This was definitely a year of firsts. The senior play “Permission Impossible was unique in that this was the first year the play was written by seniors, with the aid of Mr. Griffin. We had the opportunity to vote on the color of our graduation gowns, and the seniors planned and carried off a senior hook day. We also suffered the consequences! Climaxing the year was the Senior Banquet on June 4, 1969. Frankie and the Spindles livened up the Senior Prom at Emerald Gardens on June 6,1969. Commencement exercises, |une 8, 1969 brought the 68-69 year to a happy and memorable end for seniors. May this section bring to you pleasant memories! Valedictorian Conni Otradovec Salutatorian Cail Griffith Bruce Abbott Thomas Aleksandrowicz Kathryn Alpaugh Henry Appleton Diane Armiger Donald Armiger Janice Arnold Rod Arnold Arthur Asaki 142 James Bailey Colleen Barrett Lee Bailey Mary Barzyk Linda Ballman Robert Beach I Labrador accepts the first Unsung Hero Award awarded by the Northeast Arundel Optimist Club 143 Seniors . . . enthusiasm? lames Benson Phyllis Blake Joseph Bermudez Elizabeth Bland Ronald Blackman |ohn Bodine 144 Betty Bone Robert Bonner David Bonnucci Ingrid Bortle Douglas Bosley Leonard Bossom Diane Bradley Edward Bradley Meredith Bradley 145 146 Patricia Brandt Patricia Brocato Betty Brown Walter Brandt Joseph Brockmeyer Elaine Brown Maureen Brewer Daniel Brower lames Brzozowski Belinda Buckingham Mary Buddemeier lames Bugg 147 Amy Burns Indrek Buttner Carla Cain Patricia Carlile Raymond Carr Sandra Champlin Maurice Chaput Susan ChenoWith lames Clark 148 Donald Collison Tina Conklin )ohn Conklin Patricia Cook Diane Hoyt - one of the Big Kids' Dan ford Cooper Nancy Council! Patricia Courtney 149 Alex Cox Gail Crusse Gilda Demby Carol Cox Ellen Curry Shirle Demby lanel Cross Calhy Curtis Susan Dennison Miss Flickner demonstrates the use of the lab to French IV students. Daniel Deters Robert Deters Martha Devilbiss Margaret Dewling Frank Diddlemeyer Gordon Diddlemeyer 151 Julia DiLeonardi Robert Dove Joseph Domotor Margaret Downey Dewey Dove Edward Driver Kathleen Dunkerly Mary Ekstrom Carolyn Edwards 152 George Edwards Bruce Elkins Carol Wall and Donald Collison, Northeast's first Sweetheart Couple. Patricia Elliott Dorothy Engelke Kathryn England 153 Remember the biggest bonfire c Donna Engle Diana Ernsberger Brenda Englehart Timothy Eyring Ioann Fifer Carol Fmke Duane Fischer 154 Marlene Fisher Cynthia Flack Pamela Flynn Bruce French George Garron Patrick Gary Carolyn Gathagan Adrienne Gauss George Geisler 155 Linda Gerwig Ioann Gibbs Susan Godwin Ioann Goehring Mary Goodrich Diana Goodhand Theresa Goodnow Gladys Gore Sandra Gosnell 156 Christine Grant Robert Greenstreet lulia Harris Ioann Greco Gail Griffith Fran Meehling and Deb Miller use library for study Clayton Greene Karen Hagner 91 Diane Hartlove Larry Hawkins Phyllis Heck Barbara Heilman David Hemmeter Tom Hemmings Deb Morgan works diligently in Home Ec. Rollin Henry Betsy Henthorn Linda Herrman Marie Hilditch Patricia Hoffman George Hicks Howard Hipp Paula Hoffman Thomas Hicks Karen Hodges Dallas Hooper 159 Typing students prepare for a future career in business. Geraldine Howell Sherry lames Linda Hoyt lerry lackson Bonnie Hunter • Nancy Jefferson 160 Delores Johnson Glenn lobnson Vernon Johnson Margie Iordan Gary Kendall George Kelly Carole Kimes Kathy Kelly Barbara Kolodziejski 161 Janice Kushner Frances Kuska Brenda Pardoe and Paul Willig were named Miss and Mr. DECA. lames Labrador Tamara Lathroum Gregory Landon Nancy Lathroum Daniel Lawn David Leake 162 Carol Leo Chris!ine Leggett Donald Lehr Sharon Leister Margarite Little Dear Al . . . 163 Suzanne Littleton |ohn Lombardi Richard Losier loe Brockmeyer was NE's representative at the Scholar-Athlete Award Dinner Donald Louk Eva Lucke 164 Virginia Mack Dorothy MacMillan |oe Macola Susan Madden William Madonna (eannie Maisel 165 Susan Mank James Mason Edwin Mattison Gregory Manning Christine Matanowski Harold McPherson Alice Marshall Alice Matthews Drucilla McVey 166 These five girls were recognized for their achievement in the National Merit Scholarship Cynthia Miarecki Test. FRONT ROW C. Edwards, finalist; N Rogers, semi-finalist; G. Griffith, finalist BACK ROW ). Kushner and C Otradovec, Letters of Commendation. ludy Middleton Lloyd Millsap Deborah Miller Nancy Miller losephine Miranda Debbie Morgan 168 Charles Mosay Edwin Mosmiller Bonita Nace Deborah Norton Deborah Nicholson Margaret Nusbaum Martin Myers lames Nicholson Kathy O'Brian 169 Daniel Ogle James Ogle Constance Otradovec John Owen Cynthia O'Leary Richard Owen Anyone for chess? 171 Stephanie Patel Wanda Partin Darryl Phipps Brenda Pardoe leffrey Pfeiffer William Porter Edward Parker Bonnie Peters Patrica Potee LaVerne Potter Deborah Prieber Deborah Prince lacqueline Raynor Dennis Rimel Kathleen Rey Kathy Ritterpusch Robert Riley luanita Robinson 172 I crown thee Cotton Candy Queen of '69. Robert Roche Nancita Rogers Mary T Rossi loyce Ruark Mary A Rossi Kathleen Sank 173 Norman Scharff Michael Schmitt Regina Schnebelen Vickie Schneider l°hn Schuman David Schurman Reese Scott Cheryl Seltzer Denise Sexton 174 Sharon Shaffer Stand Straight and Tall, Resistance to All written by Clayton Greene will be presented in the 1%9 National Anthology of Poetry. Charles Shenk Stand Straight and Tall, Resistance to All See how high the tree has grown! Earth and ground have fixed it That no storm or wind would move it. Stand straight and tall, resistance to all. And ax and saw now appear Men's part to be played again, A chop, a saw, a snap it falls It's over, another to take its place. To stand straight and tall, resis- tance to all. 175 Darlene Sherrod LeRoy Simmons Suzanne Shiflet Phylljs Skarzynski Charles Shilling Robert Skillman Anina Smith janice Smith Leila Smith 176 Cafeteria Capers’ Sharon Smith Linda Snowden Sheryl Smith Anthony Spencer Dale Spencer Michele Spicer Peggy Spitzler 177 Who's Who The students pictured at right will lx recognized in the 19h9 MERIT'S WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS FRONT ROW D Tate. A Asaki. I Pfeiffer. T Hicks, R Schnebelen, M. Wootton. I) Volz MIDDLE ROW C. Edwards, N Councill. G Griffith. T Conklin. L Ballman. V. Schneider. N Rodgers. BACK ROW' C. Otradovec. I Brockmeyer. D Lehr. O Prince. D Bradley. I Kushner B Bland. K Kelly. M. Stewart. D. Zeller, P Potee, |. Domotor. Barbara Sponheimer Barbara Stewart Cynthia Stallings lanet Stewart V 'is. Christine Stephenson Mary Stewart 178 Carolyn Stinchcomb Dora Stursa Michael Swell John Sullivan Linda Tagmyer Edward Sylvester David Tale 179 i Don Lehr. President of Student Council, was Wayne Teter designated as Vice-Chairman of County Council in Timothy Thomas Youth in Government Day. Cynthia Thomas Barbara Thompson Wayne Travers George Tribett Patricia Tull 180 Sweet dreams of graduation fill the minds of seniors. Audrey Turnbaugh David Turner Wayne Tyler Debra Tyree Stephanie Tyson 181 Sock-lt-To-'Em 'Saki rides agam’ Mary Udes Deborah Underhill Linda Valabek 182 lames Vandergrift Karen Viers Deborah VoUmer Deborah Volz Thomas Vogt Carol Wall Colleen Walton Rose Waters Karen Weade 183 Beverly Wharton Gene Williams Kathryn White Randi Wilson Barbara Widerman Stephen Wise Susie Chenowith works out on the bars. Diane Zeller Michael Woo!on Robin Zepp Terry Young David Zickafoose “69 a great class and a great way of life!' Remember . . . the 66-67 |.V. Cheerleaders? the Class of '67? 186 our lunior Class officers and the 1%7 Christmas play' 187 Remember . . . '68-'69? Are you sure you turned the right button. Janice? Remember the donkeys? 188 Patience. Labrador . patience' Today is Easy Day . check your watches At the tone the time will lx . . . 189 Senior Week This Year Senior Week was more successful than we have ever seen it. It added to the joy felt by seniors at the thought of only one more week of classes. Senior Week ran as follows: Tuesday......... Senior Teaching Day Wednesday ...... Honor Teachers Day Thursday ....... Senior Dress-up Day Friday ......... Senior Bermuda Day RICHT Senior Dress-up Day wav well represented Bermudas separated the men from the boys or did they' Permission: Impossible Good morning, Mr Phelps, today is Dog Day. February it) Time check tor students is 8 55; for teachers, the big hand is on the 9. the little hand is on the 11. At the Class Day Assembly seniors presented the first original senior play. The play which was written by |oe Macola and Tom Lycett satirized the administration. It involved a plot by guidance officers, led by Col. Hindersome to take over the administration. Mr. Dizastrow discovers the plot and calls in Phelps and the I.M. force. The guidance officers are defeated, but then Mr. Doorman persuades the force to help him overthrow Dizastrow. The school board must now appoint a new principle. Their choice is the custodian, Mr. Krammer! CAST OF CHARACTERS Phelps......... Cinnamon....... Col. Hindersome Snagley........ Getzenmadder Mrs. Gerbig . . . Dizastrow ..... Doorman ....... Talker ........ Cococola ...... . . |eff Pfeiffer Maureen Brewer Indrek Buttner . . Bob SkiIIman . . Nick Bonucci . . . Gail Griffith Hank Appleton . . . Mike Greffe Russell Chalker )oe Macola Phelps What else can ! you tell us? Get enmj lder A thousand wild Dizastrows couldn't drag it from me. Phelps How alxrut a strawberry lollipop? Gelzenmjthk'r Make it banana and it's a deal. 191 Awards At the Awards Assembly on )une 5, many seniors were recognized tor their service to the school. Several students were given special recognition. Pictured above are Joe Brockmeyer, Ed Heaphy Award, Debbie Prince, Nor'Easter lournalist of the Year, and |im Ogle, Unsung Hero Award for Basketball. RIGHT: Mary-Mike Barzyk won the Best Thespian Award. Not pictured are Janet Cross who won the Penwomen's Award, and the senior members of the Quill and Scroll, Diane Bradley. Nancy Councill, Phyllis Heck, Patti Potee. Debbie Prince, and lean Schnebelen. 192 Above are the recipients of departmental awards: Linda Ballman, Home Economics; Diane Zeller, Science; Norman Scharff , Industrial Arts. Below are Tom Hicks, Music; Don Lehr, Social Studies; and Gail Griffith, English and Foreign Language. Not pictured are David Tate, Mathematics; David Turner, Art, and Terry Young, Business Education. ii Iftl 193 Food In Abundance . . . ABOVE LEFT The food, provided by Robin's Nesl Caterers, was delicious. ABOVE RIGHT Yes, I can’ Debbie Volz sang both solo and in duet with Tom Hicks. BELOW Appetites were whetted by the long line and the sight of others eating. Senior Banquet, June 4 Our emcee was Beth Bland K C. Kelly entertained us with folk songs. The Soulful Four, accompanied by King Curtis and the Troians, added to the entertainment. The Last Dance . . . ABOVE: On |une 6, couples started arriving at Emerald Gardens, looking forward to the long night ahead BELOW After a slight mix up, plenty of tables were provided. 197 Lasting Memories . . . On June 8, our long-awaited Graduation Day dawned warm and humid. ABOVE After our class picture was taken outside on the bleachers, we were herded into the shop hall to eagarly await the ceremony and cooler air. Pictured below are the members of the Choir, our class officers, and the student speakers. Graduation ABOVE LEFT |oe Domoter. speaking for the last time as representative, Mr. George Asaki, Arthur's father. BELOW: class president gives the farewell ABOVE RIGHT Arthur The Choir tells of Don Quixote’s quest as they sing ' The Asaki receives his diploma from the Board of Education's Impossible Dream which was the theme of graduation. 199 Abbott. Bruce: acd. Adams, Joseph |oe”; gen. Alcox’ Robert ‘Bob ’; gen.; Lacrosse, 2 Aleksandrowicz. Thomas Tommy”; gen.. Basketball Mgr., 2, 3; Nor'Easter. 3, 4; Football Mgr.. 4 Allen, Thomas: Tom , gen. Alpaugh, Kathryn Kathy , acd.; Pep Club, 4; Thespians, 4 Appleton. Henry Hank”, acd.; Lil Abner;;, 2; You Can't Take It With You , 3; Halt A Sixpence;;, 3; Thespians, 3, 4, Interact. 4 Armiger. Diane Di ; gen .; Chorus, 2; Monitor. 3, 4; Choir, 4 Armiger. Donald Don ; gen. Arnold, lanice: Fuzzy”; acd.; GAA, 2. 3, 4; Field Hockey, 2, 4 J.V. Basketball. 2; Varsity Basketball, 3, 4; Softball, 3; Pep Club, 4; Homecoming Committee, 4 Arnold. Rcxlerick Reid ; acd.; Varsity Lacrosse, 2, 3, 4 Asaki. Arthur Saki ; acd.; J.V. Football. 2; Track, 2, 3. 4; Varsity Football, 3. 4; Wrestling. 3; Varsity Club, 3. 4; Interact, 4, NHS, 3, 4 Bailey, lames The Kid ; gen , |.V. Basketball, 2; DE I, 3; DE II. 4 Bailey, Lee: gen.; Varsity Football, 3. 4; Track 3, 4 Ballman, Linda acd.; FHA, 2, 3, 4. Lil Abner , 2; Student Council, 3, 4; Thespians, 3, 4; NHS, 3. 4; Impromput , 3; Photography Club, 4 Barrett, Colleen Terry , comm.; GAA. 3; Tennis, 3; Student Council, 4 Barzyk. Mary: Mike”; acd.; Stage Crew, 2. 3, 4; Pep Club. 2; Band, 2; The Happy lourney;;, 2; Thespians. 3, 4; Homecoming Committee. 3; You Can't Take It With You , 3; Half A Sixpence;;, 3; Tom Jones , 4; The Brick and the Rose , 4; Carousel”, 4 Beach. Robert Bob”; acd.; Track, 2, 3; Football, 3, 4; Photography Club, 3; Varsity Club. 4 Becker. Helen Louise ; acd.. Choir, 3. 4; Thespians, 3. 4. You Can't Take It With You , 3; Impromptu1', 3; Tom Jones . 4. The Brick and the Rose , 4 Benson, lames: Jim ; comm Bermudez, loseph Joe ; acd.; Wrestling, 3; Monitor, 4 Bisesi, Frank: Playboy ; work-study Blackman, Ronald Ron ; gen Blake, Phyllis: Phil ; comm.; FBLA, 3, 4, Monitor, 4 Bland, Elizabeth Better ; acd.; |.V. Cheerleader, 2; Student Council, 2, 3; GAA, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Committee, 3; Student Council Sec., 4 Bodine, lohn: comm. Bone, Betty: B.J ; comm.; Chorus, 3; Choir, 4; FBLA, 4 Bonner, Robert Bob”; acd.; J.V. Basketball, 2; Varsity Basketball, 3, 4 Bonolis, Robert Bob”; gen. Bonucci, David: Nick ; acd.; Thespians, 3; You Can't Take It With You , 3; Impromptu”, 3; Half A Sixpence”, 3; “Tom Jones , 4 Bor tie, Ingrid Ing ; comm.; Pep Club, 2; FBLA, 3, 4; |r. Prom Committee, 3; Half A Sixpence , 3; Tom Jones”. 4 Bosley, Douglas Doug ; gen.; Track, 3 Bossom. Leonard Boss ; acd.; Band, 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse. 4 Bradley, Diane acd ; FNA, 2; Lil Abner , 2; Stage Crew, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee, 3; Thespians, 3, 4; Impromptu . 3; Half A sixpence”, 3; You Can't Take It With You , 3; Tom Jones' . 4; NHS, 4; Fore 'N Aft, 3. 4; Carousel . 4 Bradley, Edward Ed ; gen.; J.V. Football, 2; Varsity Football, 3, 4, Stage Crew, 3, 4; Student Council, 2, 3; Varsity Club, 4 Bradley, Meredith comm.; FBLA, 2; Dance Committee, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2; Choir, 3, 4; jr. Prom Committee, 3; Pep Club, 3, 4 Brandt, lay gen. Brandt, Patricia Pat ; comm.; FHA, 3 Braun, Wayne: gen. Brewer, Maureen Maur ; acd.; Intramurals, 2; Nor'Easter, i, 4 Brocato, Patrica Pat ; acd.; Intramurals, 2; MCC, 3, 4 Homecoming Committee, 4 Brockmeyer, loseph Joe ; acd.; J.V Basketball, 2, 3; Student Council, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football, 2, 3; Track, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball, 4; Varsity Club, 4; Interact, 4 Brower, Daniel Dan”; acd.; Track, 2, 3, 4; NHS, 3, 4; Interact. I, 4; Prom Committee, 3; Student Council. J, 4; Carousel , 4 Brown. Betty: comm.; J.V Basketball. 2, GAA, 2, 3 Brown. Elaine Comm Brzozowski, lames: Pollock ; acd., Prom Committee, 2 Buckingham, Belinda comm. Buddemeier, Mary acd.; Band, 2; J'ep Club, 2; |r Prom Committee, 3; Varsity Basketball Mgr., 4; Field Hockey, 4, Homecoming Committee, 4 Bugg, lames Jim ; gen. Bunn, Gerald Gerry . gen. Burkman, William ' Bill'' gen. Burns, Amy acd. Buttner, Indrek Hindersome , acd, Lacrosse, 2. 4, Interact, 3, 4 Cain. Carla comm.; Choir, 3; DECA, 4 Carlile, Patricia Pat ; work-study Carr, Donald: Don ; acd.; Lacrosse, 2; Stage Crew, 3. 4 Carr. Ray: comm . Creative Writing Club. 4 Celuska, Robert Bob”; gen.; Varsity Soccer, 2, 3; Wrestling, 3 Chalker, Russell Birdman ; acd.; Nor'Easter, 3. 4. Debating Club, 3; Thespians, 4, Carousel, 4 Champlin. Sandra Sandy , comm . Transfer from Severna Park Chaput. Maurice Bunky”, acd.. The Happy Journey . 2; Interact. 3, 4; Prom Committee, i; Dance Committee, 3 Chatham, George gen. Chenowith, Susan Susie Creamcheese . acd.; Gymnastics, 2, 3, 4; GAA. 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 3, 4 Chubb, Barbara comm. Clark, lames Jim ; comm.. Wrestling, 2, 3, 4. Football, 2, Soccer, 3, 4 Coene, Thomas: Tom ; acd. Coleman. George gen Colli son, Donald Don ; comm. Donklin, lohn Tom ; gen Conklin, Tina acd.; Pep Club. 2, J, 4, GAA, 2. 3, 4; Student Council, 2, 3, 4; Lil Abner , 2; Class Sec., 2, J. Orphan's Party Committee, 2. 3; Intramurals, 2; Dance Committee, 3; Jr. Prom Committee, 3; Homecoming Committee, 3; NHS, 4; Fore 'N Aft, 4 C(X)k, Patricia Pat ; acd.; Lab Assistant, 2; Nor'Easter. 3; Fore 'N Aft, 3; |r Prom Committee, 3; Student Council, 4 Cooper, Danlord Dan”; gen.; Student Council, 2 Councill, Nancy: acd.; Band, 2; Pep Club, 2, 3; Jr Prom Committee, 3; Homecoming Committee, 3, 4; Student Council, 3, 4, Student Council Treasurer, 4, GAA, 3, 4, Intramurals, 2; NHS, 3, 4; Fore 'N Aft, 3, 4; Fore 'N Aft Editor, 4; Class Day Committee, 4; Banquet Committee, 4 Courtney, Patricia Pat ; acd.; Student Council. 2 Cox, Alex Mark ; acd.; Stage Crew, 3, 4; Thespians. 3, 4, Cox, Carol comm.; Student Council, 2; C.O.E., 4 Cross, lanet Jan ; acd.; Stage Crew. 4 Crusse. Gail: comm.; Jr. Prom Committee, 3 Curry, Ellen comm.. Library, 3, 4; FBLA, 3, 4; Chorus, 4 Curtis, Cathy DE I; DE II, 4 Daehnke, Michael Mike , gen. Davidson, Lawrence: Larry”, acd.; Band, 2, 3, 4, Football. 2, 3, 4; Wrestling, 2; Varsity Club, 4 Davis, Charles Chuck ; comm , DECA, 3, 4 Deckman, Charles Chuck ; gen. Demby, Gilda comm. Demby, Shirle: comm.; Pep Club, 2, 3 Dennison, Susan Sue ; acd.; Nor'Easter, 3. 4; Home- coming Committee, 4 Deters, Daniel Dels”; comm.; DECA, 4 Deters. Robert Bob ; comm ; DECA, 3, 4 Devilbiss, Martha acd.; MCC, 4 Dewling, Margaret Peggy”; comm.; FBLA, 3, 4 Diddlemeyer, Frank gen.. Wrestling, 2, Track, 2; Soccer, 4 Diddlemeyer, Gordon Paul ; gen DiLeonardi, lulia Julie”; comm.; J.V. Cheerleader, 2; Class Vice Pres., 2, 3; GAA, 2, 3, 4; FBLA. 3, 4, J.V Basketball, 3 Domotor, Joseph Joe”; acd.; Radio Club, 2; J.V. Football, 2; Dance Committee, 3, |r Prom Committee, 3; Interact, 3, 4; NHS, 3, 4. Varsity Track, 3, 4; Lab Assistant, 4; Homecoming Committee, 4; Class President, 4 Dove, Dewey gen.; Track, 2 Dove, Robert Bob ; gen. 200 Downey, Margaret Peggy ; comm.; J.V Cheerleader. 2; Student Council. 2, 3; Class Treasurer. 2; Varsity Cheerleader, 4; Homecoming Queen. 4 Driver, Edward Ed ; gen Dunkerly, Kathleen Kathy ; comm.; DECA, 4 Eikert, Louis Lou , acd ; Radio Club, 2, 3 Eckstrom, Mary comm ., Stage Crew, 2, 3, 4; Lil Abner , 2; Field Hockey, 2; Thespians. 3, 4; Half A Sixpence , 3; FBI A, 3. 4 Edwards. Carolyn acd Band. 2, 3, 4, Debating Club, 3; Halt A Sixpence , 3; Student Council. 4; Homecoming Committee. 4, Pep Club. 4, NHS. 4 tdwards, George 'Pumkin ; gen.; DECA, 4 Eichelman. David: Dave ; gen. Elkins, Bruce gen , Student Council, 3 Elliott, Patricia Patt ; DE Elliott, William Buddy ; gen Engel ke, Dorothea Dot tie ; comm. GAA, 2, 3. 4; Basketball. 3; Volleyball. 3; Softball, 3; Field Hockey, 3, 4, Gymnastics, 4 England, Kathryn Kath . comm ; Stage Crew, 4 Engle, Donna acd . Thespians. 2, 3, 4. Stage Crew, 2, 3, 4, F A, 2; Debating Club, 3, 4; MCC, 4 Englehart, Brenda Brenda ; comm ; MCC. 3 Engler, Paul gen.; DECA, 4 Ernsherger, Diana gen Eyring, Timothy Tim ; acd.; Creative Writing Contest, 3 Eangman, Charles Charlie ; work-study Fifer, JoAnn |o ; comm Fink, Charles Charlie ; vocational Fink, Donald Donnie , gen.. DECA, 3, 4 Fmke, Carol Jackie ; aca.; Stage Crew, 2, 3, 4; Carousel 4 Fischer, Duane Mickey ; comm ; Stage Crew, 2 Fisher, Marlene Sonny”; DECA. 4 Flack, Cynthia Sydny ; acd.; Photography Club, 4 Stage Crew, 4; transfer from California Flynn, Pamela Pam ; comm.; Student Council, 2; Mrs. Scott French, Bruce acd. Carron, George gen.; Wrestling, 2, 3, 4, Soccer, 3, 4, Track, 1, 4 Gary, Patrick Pat ; acd Class Pres., 2 Gathagan, Carol Pinky ; comm Gauss, Adrienne Ade ; acd.; Pep Club. 2. 3. 4, Tri-Hi-Y, 2, Nor'Easter, 3. 4; Class Treasurer, 3, 4 Geisler, George Bob ; gen.; Soccer, 3, 4; Half A Sixpence , 3; Varsity Club. 3 Gerwig, Linda Lynn ; acd.; Tri-Hi-Y, 2; Pep Club, 2; Red Cross Club, 2; Thespians, 3; FHA, 4; Photography Club, 4 Getty Barbara Bobbie ; gen.; FNA, 2; Library Assistant, 2. 4 Gibbs, loAnn comm. Gilchrist, Emedme “Emmo ; comm.; Chorus, 2; FHA. 4; FBLA. 4 Godwin, Barbara Sue ; comm.; Stage Crew, 2, 3; J.V. Basketball, 2; Field Hockey, 2; Half A Sixpence , 3; Basketball, 3; Volleyball, 3; FBLA, 4; Goehrmg, loAnn Jo'; comm ; Stage Crew, 3; FBLA, 3, 4 Goodhand, Diana Diane ; gen.; Student Council, 4; transfer from Delaware Goodnow, Theresa Terry ; comm ; Pep Club, 2; FBLA, 3, 4 Goodrich. Mary comm.; |.V. Cheerleader, 2; FBLA, 3, 4 Gore, Gladys acd.. Basketball, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey, 3, 4; Softball. 3; Volleyball. 3; Pep Club, 4; Homecoming Committee, 4 Gosnell, Sandra Sandi ; acd Granger, lohn gen Grant, Christine Chris'; acd . Jr Prom Committee, 3; Homecoming Committee, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader, 4; GAA, 4 Greco, loAnn. |o ; comm.; |.V. Basketball, 3; Varsity Basketball, 4; Pep Club, 4 Greene, Clayton: Spiderman ; acd.. Football, 2; Student Council, 2; Band. 2. 3, 4 Student Council. 3. 4 Greenfield, Richard: Rick ; gen Greensfreef, Robert Beam ; gen Greffe, Michael Mike ; acd.; You Can't Take It With You , 3 Griffith, Gail: acd.; Band, 2, 3. Thespians, 2, 3, 4; The Happy journey , 2; Lil Abner , 2; Half A Sixpence , 3; Tom lones , 4; Nor'Easter, 3, 4; NHS, 3, 4 Grube, Arthur gen. Hagner, Karen: Ken ; comm.; Stage Crew, 2; Pep Club, 4 Harcourt, lohn Jack ; comm. Flams, Julie Judy ; gen.; Stage Crew, 3, 4 Hartlove, Diane: gen FI aw kins, Larry gen Heck, Phyllis: Phyll ; acd; Band. 2; Nor'Easter, 3, 4, Homecoming Committee, 4; NHS, 4; FTA, 4; Eagle Mascot, 4 Heilman, Barbara Bobbie ; acd.; FTA, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew. 2, 3, 4; Thespians, 3, 4; Vibrations '68, 3; Homecoming Committee, 3 Hemmeter, David Hemmi ; acd. Hemmings, Thomas Tom ; gen Henry, Rollm Ron ; acd; J.V. Football. 2; AVA, 3; Wrestling, 2, 3 Henthorn, Betsy comm ; FBLA, 3, 4 Herrmann, Linda Lynn ; comm.; Basketball, 2, 3 Herrmann, Michael: gen. Hicks, George Butcn ; gen.; Football, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 3; Varsity Club, 3, 4 Hicks, Thomas Tom ; acd , Thespians, 2, 3, 4, Lil Abner , 2; Three Men on a Horse . 2; The Happy Journey , 2, Choir, 3. 4; Student Council Vice Pres, 3; Orphan's Party Committee, 3; You CanT Take It With You , 3; Half A Sixpence . 3; Impromput , 3; Tom Jones , 4. 'The Brick and the Rose , 4; Carousel , 4 Hilditch, Marie acd.; Pep Club, 2, 3; Thespians, 3. 4; The Happy Journey , 2; Half A Sixpence , 3; Tom Jones , 4; Eagle Mascot, 4 Hill, Brenda gen Hill, Wesley Wesco gen Hipp. Howard Hipp ; comm. Hodges, Karen gen. Hoffman, Patricia Pat ; comm.. Intramurals, 2 Hoffman, Paula: gen.; Student Council, 2 Holewmski, Stanley gen. Hooper, Dallas Horrace ; gen. Houghton, Robin Finch ; comm.. Pep Club. 2, 3. 4 Howell, Geraldine Gerry ; comm; Chorus. 2, Basketball, 2; DECA, 4 Hoyt. Linda Little Byrd ; gen.; Chorus. 2; Student Council, 3; Nor'Easter, 3, 4 Hunt, William: Bill ; gen Hunter, Bonnie: Bon ; comm. lames, Sherry: ' Sher ; comm.; Chorus, 2 Idleman, Rita: comm. Isaac. Robert Murdock ; gen ; Stage Crew, 2, 3; DECA, 4 lackson. Dale comm. lackson, lerry: gen. I effer son. Nancy comm.; Pep Club, 2, 3 lenkms, Gary gen. lohnson, Delores: Dee ; comm Johnson, Glenn Sponge ; acd; Baseball Mgr., 2, 3, 4; Football Mgr., 4; Interact, 4; Varsity Club. 4 lohnson, Vernon Pete ; acd.. Band, 3, 4 ones, Phillip: Phil ; gen. Jones, William Bill”; gen lordon, Margie: comm. Kahrs, William Bill ; gen. Kelly, George Kelly ; gen Kelly, Kathy Casey ; acd ; Band. 2; Lib Abner ',-2; NHS. 3, 4, Vibrations, 3; Jr Prom Committee, 3, Homecoming Committee. 3, 4. Student Council. 4; Pep Club, 4; Fore 'N Aft, 4 Kelly, Thomas Tom ; gen. Kendall, Gary: gen. Kimes, Carole comm.; FHA. 4; Stage Crew, 4 Knutson, Mark: gen. Knutson, Matthew Matt ; gen. Kolodzieiski, Barbara Barb ; gen.; Stage Crew. 2, 3, 4; Nor'Easter, 3, 4; Thespians. 3, 4, Cave Club, 4; Basketball Mgr, 4 Kushner, Janice acd ; Photography Club, 2; |.V. Basketball, 2, GAA, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball, 3, 4; Volleyball, 3, 4 Softball, 3, 4; Field Hockey, 4, Pep Club, 4; Fore 'N Aft, 4; NHS, 4 Homecoming Committee, 4; Class Day Committee. 4; Banquet Committee. 4 201 Kuska, Frances: Fran ; acd.; Pep Club, 2 Labrador, lames: limbo ; gen.; Football, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2; Baseball, 4; Varsity Club. 4 Landon, Gregory Gregg ; gen.; J.V. Football. 2; Student Council, 2, 4; Varsity Football. 3, 4; Track, 3; Varsity Club. 4 Lathroum, Nancy: comm. Lathroum, Tamara Tammy ; acd.; Half A Sixpence , 3; Maiorettes, 4, Carousel , 4 Lauterbach, Robert Bob ; comm.; Lacrosse, 3, 4, Soccer, 4 Lawn, Daniel Dan ; gen.. Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Nor'Easter, 3, 4; Choir, 4 Leake, David Dave ; acd. Lee, Carol: Reds ; comm Leggett, Christine Kristy ; acd.; Fore 'N Aft. 4; transfer from New Mexico Lehr, Donald Don ; acd.; Class Pres., 3; Interact, 3, 4; NHS, 4; Student Council, 3; Student Council Pres., 4 Leister, Sharon: Shar ; comm.; FBLA, 4 Lenivy, Frank acd.; J.V. Baseball, 2; Varsity Basketball, 3, 4; Baseball, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 3, 4 Little, Marquerite: Maggie ; acd.; Student Council, 2; Field Hockey, 4 Little, Phillip acd.; J.V. Football, 2; Varsity Football. 4 Littleton, Suzanne: comm.; Pep Club, 2, 3 Lombardi, lohn: gen.; Stage Crew. 2, 4; Lacrosse, 2, 3, 4 Losier, Richard: Rich , comm.; J.V. Football. 3; Varsity Football, 4 Look, Donald comm Lovelace, William Hercules ; gen; Wrestling, 2, 3, 4; Soccer, 3; Interact, 4, Varsity Cluo, 4 Lucke, Eva: comm.; Field Hockey, 2 Lull, Barbara Bobbie ; gen. Lyba, Anthony: Tony ; comm. Lycett, Thomas: acd.; Nor'Easter, 3, 4 Mack, Virginia: Ginny ; gen. Macmillan, Dorthv: Dotty ; gen.; DECA, 4; Stage Crew. 4, Student Council, 4 Macola, loseph |oe ; acd ; Lil Abner , 2; Thespians, 3. 4; You Can’t Take It With You , 3; Half A Sixpence , 3; Tom Jones , 4; The Brick and the Rose , 4; Nor'Easter, 3, 4; Stage Crew, 4 Madden, Susan Sue ; comm.; Dance Committee, 2; FBLA, 3, 4; Guidance Assistant 4 Madonna, William Bill ; gen.; AVA, 2, 3; Lacrosse. 3, 4 Mainon, Charles: Chuck ; comm Maisel, leannie: acd.; Stage Crew, 4 Maize, Herbert Herbie ; acd.; J.V. Football, 3; Wrestling, 3; Lacrosse, 4 Mank, Susan: Sue ; acd. Marsch, lames: Jim ; gen Marshall, Alice Al ; comm. Martin, George Anthony ; gen. Mason, lames Jim ; acd.. Lacrosse, 2, 3, 4; Soccer, 3 Matanoski, Christine: Chris ; acd.; FHA 2, 3, 4; Photography Club, 4; Student Council, 4 Matthews, Alice: comm.; Student Council, 2; Chorus. 2; Choir, 3, 4; Carousel , 4 Mattison, Edwin: Eddie ; gen. McCann, Louis: Lou ; gen McDonald, Norris: gen.; Chorus, 2; Choir, 3, 4, Baseball, 3 McGuire, Denver gen. McIntyre, Robert Mac ; acd.; Basketball, 2; Baseball, 2, 3, Nor'Easter, 3, 4; Football, 4, You Can't Take It With You, 3; Half A Sixpence, 3; The Brick and the Rose, 4; Tom Jones, 4; Inherit the Wind, 4 McPherson, Harold gen McVey, DruciUa: Dru ; comm.; Pep Club, 2, 3; Lil Abner, 2; Guidance Aid, 2, 3; Thespians, 3, 4; Stage Crew, 3, 4 Mears, Scott gen.; Choir, 3; Student Council, 4 Medicus, Alverdia Bert ; comm.; Chorus, 2 Meehling, Frances: Fran ; comm., Homecoming Court, 3; Student Council, 3; FBLA, 4; Creative Writing, 4 Meeks, Lloyd: Dave ; vocational Melchor, Linda comm.; Jr. Prom Committee, 3; Pep Club, 4; Homecoming Court, 4 Merica, Glenwood: Glen ; gen. Merryman, Charles: Charlie ; gen.; Interact, 2, 3; Football, 2; Basketball, 2, 3 Miarecki, Cynthia Boston Nut ; gen.. Gymnastics, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew, 4; FHA. 4; Photography Club, 4. Creative Writing. 4 Middleton, ludy comm. Miller, Deborah Debbie ; comm ; |r Prom Committee, 3 Miller, Nancy gen .; MCC, 3, 4 Miller, Walter gen Millsap, Lloyd Frank ; gen.; Football, 2, 3. 4; Wrestling, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club, 4 Miranda, losephme Jo ; comm., Chorus, 2 Moore, Thomas: Tom ; gen Morgan, Deborah: Debbie ; comm. Morris, Kenneth Kenny ; acd. Morseberger, lohn gen Mosay, Charles: vocational; Football, 2 MosmiUer, Edward: Ed ; gen Muscolino, Samuel Sam , gen Myers, Martin Marty ; gen.. Varsity Football, 4 Myers, Sandra Sand ; acd. Nace, Bonita Bonnie ; acd.; Student Council, 2; Nor'Easter, 3, 4, Homecoming Committee, 4; PTA Newsletter Editor, 4; Carousel 4 Nemuras. Douglas: Doug ; comm ; Debating Club. 3 Nicholson, Deborah Debbie ; comm Nicholson, lames: Nick ; comm Nrxton, Deborah: Debbie ; acd.; Pep Club. 2; Nor'Easter, 3, 4 Nusbaum, Margaret Peggy , acd.; AVA. 2; Thespians, 3, 4. Student Council, 4 Homecoming Chairman, 4 O'Brien, Kathryn Kathy ; comm Ogle, Daniel Dan ; gen ; DECA, 4; Track, 4, Basketball. 4. Art Club, 4 Ogle, lames: Twiggy ; acd. Soccer 3. 4; Basketball 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4; Baseball 4 O'Leary, Cynthia: Cindy ; gen.; Pep Club, 4. Student Council, 4, Social Committee, 4 Otradovec, Constance Conni , acd. Intramurals, 2, 3; NHS, 3, 4; MCC, 3; GAA, 3; Jr Prom Committee, 3; Student Council, 4; Social Committee, 4. Sr. Class Vice Pres., 4; Fore 'N Aft. 4 Owen, lohn gen. Owen, Richard: Rick ; gen.; Football, 3 Pafel, Stephanie: Ann ; comm. Pardoe, Brenda: Ben ; comm.; Pep Club, 3; FHA, 3; DECA, 3. 4 Parker, Edward: Eddie gen.; Lacrosse, 4 Partin, Wanda gen.; MCC. 4 Peranio, Vincent gen.. Baseball, 3; Monitor, 4 Peters, Bonnie: Bunny ; comm. Pfeiffer, lefirey Jeff ; acd.; Student Council, 2, 3, 4; Tom Jones, 4; The Brick and the Rose, 4 Phipps, Darryl: gen.; Monitor, 4 Piecnowiak, Matthew: Matty ; gen. Pierzchalski, Francis Fran ; comm Porter, William: Bill ; gen.; Football. 4 Potee, Patricia Patti ; acd.; NHS, 3, 4; Creative Writing Club, 4; Transfer from Brooklyn Park Potter, LaVerne acd.; J.V. Football, 2; Lacrosse, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football, 3, 4; Varsity Club. 4 Prieber, Deborah: Debbie ; comm.; Pep Club, 4 Prince, Deborah Deb ; acd , Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 4, Nor'Easter, 3, 4; Eagle Mascot, 4; Stage Crew, 4 Raynor, lacqueline Jackie ; comm.; Basketball, 2; Volleyball, 2; Baseball, 3 Rey, Kathleen Kathy ; comm.; FBLA, 4 Rhodes, Charles: gen Riley, Barbara Barb ; gen Riley, George work-study Riley, Robert: Bob”; gen. Rimel, Dennis: gen.. Band, 2, 3, 4 Risley, Brenda DE Ritterpusch, Kathy acd.; Student Council, 3 Robinson, luanita‘ comm , Pep Club, 4 Robinson, Karen: Doddie ; comm., Library Aide, 2; Guidance Aide, 3, 4; Pep Club, 4; Stage Crew. 4; Gymnastic Club, 4; Homecoming Committee, 4 Roche, Robert Bob ; gen.; AVA, 2, 3; Stage Crew, 2 Rogers, Nancita Sam ; acd.; J.V. Cheerleaders, 2; GAA, 2, 3; Pep Club, 2; Varsity Cheerleader, 3, Jr. Prom Committee, 3, Class Sec., 4; Student Council, 4; Homecoming Committee. 4; Fore 'N Aft, 4; NHS, 4; Lab Assistant, 4; 202 Social Committee, 4; Carousel , 4 Rose, Frederick Fred , acd.; Wrestling, 3 Rossi, Mary A Angela ; comm ; FBLA, 4 Rossi, Mary T Therese ; comm ; FBLA, 4 Rowe, Michael Mike ; comm; J.V. Soccer, 2. 3; Track, 4 Ruark. loyce |oy ; comm ; Pep Club, 2; Basketball, 3 Ru[)i ert, Michael Rup ; gen.; Soccer, 3, 4; Track, 4 Rush, Thomas Tom ; gen Samuel, Ronnie Luke ; gen. Sank. Kathleen Kathy ; comm.; FBLA, 3, 4; FHA, 4; NHS, 4 Sc harfl, Norman gen ; Soccer, 4; Track, 4 Schmitt, Michael: Mike ; gen. Schmitz, John gen.; J.V. Football, 2; Track, 4 Schnehelen, Regina: Jean ; acd., FNA, 2; Nor'Easter, 3, 4; MCC, 3, 4; Dance Committee, 3; |r. Prom Committee, 3; NHS, 4 Schneider, Vickie acd.; MCC, 2, 3, 4; NHS, 4; Guidance Aide, 4 Schuman, lohn gen. Schurman, David Dave ; acd.; Band, 2, 3, 4 Schwoerer, Robert Bob ; gen. Scott, Reese: gen Seltzer, Cheryl Acd ; J.V. Basketball, 2; MCC, 2, 3, 4; GAA. 3. 4; Guidance Aide, 4 Sewell. Phillip Phil ; acd ; Stage Crew, 3, 4, Thespians, 3, 4; Vibrations, 3 Sexton, Denise Dee ; comm. Sexton, Gerald jerry ; gen. Shadle, Francis: Frank ; gen Shaffer, Sharon Shar ; comm. Shenk. Charles Chuck ; comm.; Dance Committee, 4; Monitor, 4 Sherrod, Darlene Dar ; comm ; Pep Club, 4 Shiflet, Suzanne Sue ; comm . Student Council, 2; DECA. 3 Shilling, Chuck The Hat ; gen; Soccer, 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse, 2, 3, 4. Wrestling, 4; Varsity Club, 4 Shoemaker, Lee: gen. Simmons, Leroy Lee ; acd.; J.V. Basketball, 2; Varsity Basketball, 3, 4; Varsity Club. 3, 4; Interact 4; NHS, 4; Student Council, 4 Skarzynski, Phyllis: comm. Skillman, Robert Bob , acd; Lacrosse, 2; Student Council, 3. 4. Interact, 3, 4; NHS, 3, 4; Wrestling, 3; |r Prom Committee, 3; Board of Elections, 4 Small, Robert Bobby ; acd.; Chess Club, 2, 3; Football, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling. 4; transfer from North Carolina; Carousel , 4 Smith, lanice comm.; Student Council, 2 Smith, Leila: comm.; DECA, 4 Smith, Mary: Nina ; acd Smith, Sharon acd ; FHA, 4; NHS, 4; Stage Crew. 4; Fore 'N Aft, 4 Smith, Sheryl Sherry ; comm ; transfer from Cumberland, Md Snowden, Linda: Lynn ; comm. Spencer, Anthony: Tony ; gen. Spencer, Dale comm.; Pep Club, 4; FHA, 4; FBLA, 4 Spicer, Michelle: Mick ; comm. Spitzler, Peggy: Petunia ; comm Sponheimer, Barbara acd ; Pep Club, 4 Stallings, Cynthia Cindy ; Pep Club, 4 Stallings, Hilery: Lee ; gen.; Lacrosse, 2, 3, Soccer, 3 Stem, Donna acd.; Vibrations, 3; Half A Sixpence , 3 Stephenson, Christine Chris ; comm.; Chorus, 2; Lil Abner , 2; )r. Prom Committee, 3; Homecoming Committee, 4; Pep Club, 4 Stewart, Barlyara: Barb ; comm.; Library Aide. 2. 3. 4; Field Hockey, 2; FHA, 3; Guidance Aide, 3, 4 Stewart, lanet comm.; Library Aide, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 3, 4; FBLA, 3, 4 Stewart, Mary: Maribeth ; acd.; Pep Club. 2; MCC, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader. 3; Homecoming Committee, 3, 4; NHS, 3, 4 Stinchcomb, Carolyn Carol ; comm.; DECA, 3 Strevig, William Bill ; gen Stursa, Dora Dorby ; comm.; Pep Club, 2, 3 Sullivan, lohn Skip ; gen.; Band, 2, 3, 4 Sweft, Michael Mike ; gen. Swiggert, Michael Mike ; gen. Sylvester, Edward Tweety ; acd.; Soccer. 3 Szuch, David Dave ; acd.; Football, 4; Track. 4 Tagmeyer, Linda Reds ; acd. Tate, David Dave ; acd.; Lacrosse, 2, 3, 4, Interact, 3, 4; Wrestling, 3; |r. Prom Committee, 3; Varsity Club, 4; NHS, 4; Student Council, 4 Tempera, Michael: Mike ; gen. Teter, Wayne: gen.; Jr. Prom Committee, 3; Dance Committee, 3 Thomas, Cynthia Cindy ; gen.; FHA, 4 Thomas, Clarence Smooth ; gen.; Student Council, 2, 3; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball, 2 Thomas, Timothy Henry ; gen. Thompson, Barbara Barb ; comm. Travers, Maria Sis ; gen. Travers, Wayne gen. Tull, Patricia: Pat ; gen; FTA, 2, 3; Chorus, 2, 3; Pep Club, 2, 3. 4; Student Council, 2, 3, 4. Jr Prom Committee, 3; Homecoming Committee, 4 Turnbaugh, Audrey, work-study Turner, David: Dave ; gen. Turner, Kathy Valerie ; acd.; MCC, 2, Photography Club, 4 Tyler, Wayne Deer ; gen.; Baseball, 3. 4; Soccer, 4 Tyree, Debra Debbie ; acd.; Band, 2, 3, 4 Tyson, Stephanie Steff ; comm ; Guidance Aide, 2, 3, 4; FBLA, 3, 4; Photography Club, 4; Carousel , 4 Udes, Mary comm ; Student Council, 2 Underhill, Deborah Dewie ; comm. Valabek, Linda gen.; Gymnastics. 4 Vandergrift, lames |im ; acd. Viers, Darlene comm. Vogt, Thomas acd.; Football, 4; Varsity Club. 4 Vollmer, Deborah Dewie ; acd.; GAA, 2, 3 Volz, Deborah Debbie ; acd., GAA, 2, 3, 4. Intramurals. 2. 3, Band, 2; J.V. Cheerleader, 2, Valentine Court, 3; |r Prom Committee, 3; Fore 'N Aft, 3; Gymnastics, 4; Basketball, 4; Field Hockey, 4; Choir, 4; Homecoming Court, 4, Carousel , 4 Von Hagel, Paul: Big ; work-study Wall, Carol: gen.; Student Council, 3, 4 Walton, Colleen Louie ; comm.; DECA, 4 Waterfield, Benjamin Ben ; gen.; J.V. Basketball, 2 Waters, Rose: comm. Watts, Sharon: gen.; Nor'Easter, 3; MCC. 4 Weade, Karen Kay ; gen Wharton, Beverly: Irene ; acd.; Band, 2; J.V. Basketball, 2; Pep Club, 2; GAA. 2, 3, 4; Photography Club. 3; MCC, 4; Student Council, 4; Intramurals, 2, 3. 4; Fore 'N Aft. 4; Class Day Committee, 4; Board of Elections, 4; Carousel , 4 White, Kathryn: Kathy ; comm. Widerman, Barbara Bobbie ; comm.; Chorus, 2; Choir, 3, 4; Carousel , 4 Williams, Gene gen ; Football, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling, 2 Willig, Paul gen.. DECA, 3. 4 Wilson, Randi Ralph ; acd.; Thespians. 3, 4 Wise, Steven: Steve ; gen. Wolfe, lames Sideburns ; gen. Wootton, Michael Mike ; acd.; Photography Club, 2. 3, 4; Band, 2, 3; NHS, 4 Young, Terry: Tari ; comm. Zeller, Diane Diz ; acd.; Intramurals. 2, 3; NHS. 3. 4. GAA, 3, 4; |.V Basketball, 3; Varsity Basketball, 4; Carousel , 4 Zembower, Patrick: gen. Zepp, Robin Rob ; gen. Zickafoose, David Zick ; gen.; Basketball, 3; Football. 4; Varsity Club, 4 203 Trophies Plaques Novel Banquet Favors Giftland Trophies 18 Balto.-Annapolis Bou. Glen Burnie, Md. 21061 Dave Kerr S06-2600 Compliments of P G Gun Shop Mountain Road Bernie and Harry's Appliance Center 103 Crain Highway N.E. S01-8282 Pasadena Radio T.V. Service 2429 Mountain Rd. 255-6172 Friendly Bakery Mike - Ice Cream - Baked Goods Cary out Coffee Open 6A.M. to 6P M. Mountain Rd. Outing Ave. 255-9822 To The Class of 69 A Friend Our Patrons Bob and Alice Martha Devilbiss Sandy Deluca Anne M. Fahrman Bunky and Kathie Penny Vacek lack and Linda Chris and Don Conni Otradovec Lynn Bennett Rick and Sherry Dan Brower Steve Shireman Robert Small Arthur Asaki Bob and Sue Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Cuppett Denise Kenney Donald Lehr Charles Mosay David Tate Tommy and Brenda Charlie Merryman CL5-6400 Manor Fuel Service Div. of Charles A. Muhl )r., Inc. Fuel Oil Kerosene Gasoline Motor Oil 8142 Artie Dr. Pasadena, Md. 21122 Charles A. Muhl )r. Pres. 206 Mr and Mrs. George H. Knight, |r. Diane and John Rick Medas The Riviera Beach Wackers Ginny and )oe Charles Williams Mr and Mrs. Robert Vogelsang Fran and Ken Dotty and John Sue Madden Ion Herold Betty Turner Mr and Mrs L Koelecke Mr. and Mrs. Delahanty Mr. and Mrs. Sparks Mr. and Mrs. William Dobson and Son Bus 284 Marian Bradley Vernie and Bernie Kelm Bobbie and lohn Mr. and Mrs. Brendon P. Lusby Kaye England Kathy and Charles A Friend George and Pat Mary - Mike Barzyk Pasadena Furniture Appliance Co. Inc. Name Brand Furniture Bedding - Appliances Carpeting 2926 Mountain Rd. Pasadena, Md. Ray Kenny - Proprietor Alex Sandusky's Bowling Lanes 249 Ft. Smallwood Road Riviera Beach 255-3500 For Health Fun — Try Bowling JENKINS CITGO 331 Fort Smallwood Rd. Riveria Beach, Md. FRED'S AUTO SERVICE 3306 Mountain Road Pasadena, Md. 21122 Phone 255-6060 Patt's Pizza Under New Management Carry-out Service Kelly's Royal Tile Co. 15 Fort Smallwood Rd. Opposite Riviera Beach Fire Co. 255-7070 255-0430 Proprietor )oyce Tom Manning Mountain Road Gulf Mountain Road Freetown Rd. 255-9869 WESTERN AUTO Assoc. Store 24 Crain Hwy. N.W. Glen Burnie, Md. 766-4770 207 Greenmount Storage Warehouse, Inc. Local and long distance moving Operating under ICC Permit 684 Storage Specialists Phone: 255-3258 255-874} Salvadore's Sinc lair Service 8051 Fort Smallwood Road Baltimore, Mo. 21228 Compliments of Ken's Radio Service Trio-D-Farm Supply Stable Supplies Feeds Hay Saddlery G innie Dee Ft. Smallwood Rd. 255-594 Hair Designer 601 Hilltop Road Baltimore, Md. 21226 Phone: 255-7227 G K Auto Service 8100 Fort Smallwood Road Gene Metz 255-7595 Village Drugs, Inc. Dunbrooke, Mountain Rd. Pasadena, Md. 255-6000 Mrs. R. Me Knew Good Luck, Northeast Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cochran Steven Howard Cochran Mrs. Maxine Morris Charles Bollmo Chris Bollino Mr. and Mrs. Vernon |. Burmeister Mr. and Mrs. David J. Schmitt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Muncey Daniel Bradley, U.S.N. Mr. and Mrs. David Schmitt. Sr. Mrs. Emily Scott Dwight Burmeister Mr. and Mrs Robert G. Calvert Darrell B and Juanita R Joe and Tam Dennis Rimel Victor and Deborah Prince Chuck and Denise Prince Eileen Zephir Mr and Mrs H. E. Dewling Mr and Mrs. W. |. Chubb Mary Buddemeier Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson Ensign and Mrs. Gregg R Overbeck 208 Jeff's Auto Parts 8025 Fori Smallwood Rd. 255-1515 Replacement Paris - Accessories Complete Machine Shop Service Chesapeake Bay Seafood Wholesale Relail Cater To Crab Feast Mountain Rd. at Green Haven 255-9880 SHELL: Rivera Beach Shell 8449 Ft. Smallwood Rd. Rivera Esso Service Center Ft. Smallwood Rd. Stoney Creek Rd. Esso DEALER Full line ot Standard Oil Co. Lubricants Accessories Pasadena, Md. 255-9889 Compliments of jimmy Knott Greenland Beach Yacht Basin Paul Reina Vickie Scheider Bill Stewart Bev and Don Mrs. E. Hope Scottie and Mel B. Stewart's 4th Graders, Lake Shore Betty McRobie Karen Robinson Maribeth Stewart Susan Mank loe's Barber Shop, Lake Shore Larry and David Darlene Sherrod Clark Bryson Alice and Suds Pat Koehlerschmidt Butch and Bernice Patricia and Sam Panuty Kathy Schmitt Gary Fender Tom Carter Mr. and Mrs. Greens!reel Sheri Calvert Dawn Calvert Mike Schmitt The Wrights 209 uy, oy ) ' £' IA ST RC UTY ituri. juuWu' WIST REALTY Station 255-Wi SOOO ft. Smallwood R4 OPPOSITE N w W� G$n Inn • your Community Hcbltok Mr. and Mrs. Richard E Davis and Family Walter C. Dorsch, )r. jenny and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Waymire Ron Howard Ron Crouch Binky and Bobby Embly Linda and Mark Mr. and Mrs. Julius A. Iones Ed Sievers Brenda and Henry Frank Lenivy vDiz Zeller Cindy O'Leary Hasse's Sunoco, Mountain Road Public Loan Office, Glen Burnie Eugene Johnson |. Edson Mrs. Patterson Tammy Lathroum The Lane Shop, Annapolis Tony and Julie Mr and Mrs. Charles Prince Carolyn S. and Frank D. Peggy Spitzler Bob and Jean New Sea Girt Inn Chinese-American Food 1015 Ft. Smallwood Rd. Stoney Creek Bridge Baltimore, Md. 21226 210 p , yy yy « Compliments of Calvert's Oil Inc. Pasadena, Md , 4. 1 Linda Dodson Bruce and Gail Sue Reinhardt Wayne Kerr Mr. George A. Jones, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Davis Vera Sterling Mr. and Mrs. |an N. Sterling Gordie To Herbert C. Bank: 1 gal. of gas. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hartman Angie Hater and Joe Kelly David Lee Plitzko Solley Motors 8466 Fort Smallwood Rd. Quality Used Cars Phil Everson, Owner 255-6788 Compliments of Patsy's Restaurant 8107 Ft. Smallwood Rd. Orchard Beach 255-9797 Boyer's Service Sta. 7400 Fort Smallwood Road Baltimore, Md. 21226 Phone: ST9-9896 Compliments of Wayne's Tropical Fish Center 615 Hilltop Rd 255-9707 Phone: 255-8727 Bock Upholstering Co. Fine Upholstering 3006 Mountain Rd. Wm. H. Bock Pasadena, Md. 21122 Compliments of Betty's Beauty Shop 2514 Mountain Road 255-7001 F At V . Jf - j C ftayur� y C3 “Debbie Volz 212 Mr. and Mrs. James Otradover, Jr. Lou Frazetti Mr. and Mrs. James Haynie Compliments of Buccaneer Sandie Howard Darlene and Ronnie Rick and Mary Lee Pam Ehreke Carolyn Edwards Royal Brumwell Jill Kushner George Asaki Mrs. Nobu Asaki Goldie's Beauty Salon Mr and Mrs. Landis Thompson Carol Kershaw Hanold Family Club Smallwood BOGE, INC., Laundromats Janice Kushner Monica Kushner Mr and Mrs. S. Steven Kushner Steanley's Liquors, Ft. Smallwood Rd. Harold L. Voit Mr. and Mrs. Wetzel left Peiffer Margaret Glanville Compliments of your friends Eddie's Supermarket Fort Smallwood Rd. Sun Valley Barber Shop Men's Hairstyling 7939 Baltimore, Annapolis Blvd. 768-0520 El's Restaurant Fort Smallwood Road At Stoney Creek Bridge 6A.M. to 8P.M. Carry-Out 255-9808 Fort Smallwood IGA Your Friendly Grocery Sun Valley Shell Old Annapolis Blvd. Near Mountain Rd. Phone. 761-8188 Pasadena Texaco Ma|or and minor repairs Specializing in Volkswagens Mountain Road 255-9894 Bart's Sporting Goods Converse Shoes Athletic Equipment CL5-3100 2435 Mountain Rd. Pasadena, Md. 213 Clara May Charlesworth Mrs. Charles L. Glanville Charles Patrick Smith Mr. and Mrs. Howard Norton Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Fitch Leila and Fly Miss M. Anina Smith Mr. and Mrs. Audwin D. Sank, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Willwm Sowden Rogette, lackie, and Barbara League Charles and Beverly Burr Carl and leannie Rodger and Christine Compliments of The Village Beauty Salon RitaSothron — Proprietor Mar-Lou Beauty Salon Ft. Smallwood Rd. Duvall Hwy. 255-2223 Louise Ross Sharon Smith Mr and Mrs. Mathias Williams Mr and Mrs. Roscoe Conklin Charlie and Mary Ellen Myers Cealy Myers Brenda and Andy 69 Yearbook Staff Sheila and |ohn Good Luck 69 Mrs. Paar Pixie Mrs. Grace Wharton Pasadena Bus Co. All Type Charters Phone: 761-9171 969-7423 ). H. Crouse — Owner Sherry- Lumber and Supply Inc. 2543 Mountain Rd. Pasadena, Md. 255-9650 Barlen Motors Used Parts 24 Hour Towing Mountain Road 255-7100 Berger's Colonial Restaurant Robert M. and Roberta H. Floyd Mountain Road Pasadena, Md. Senior Girl Scout Mariner Ship 380 All crew members are students at Northeast Compliments of Wayne's Atlantic 8126 Ft. Smallwood Rd. 255-9683 214 eF Tb fi ren bveeJ 9'r C J J oc X O Tfxz, FiX m CteoOi y jfy. vfijpr ’ ,-y y Segall-Majestic, Inc. v Photographers For Northeast High School Portraits - Weddings - Family Groups 911 N. Charles Street, | Baltimore, Md. 21201 215 216