Northern Garrett High School - North Star Yearbook (Accident, MD)

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Senior Will We, the Seniors of 1957, being of sound mind C?l and body and realizing that we are about to depart this life at Northern High School, do desire and wish to hereby dispense with our earthly goods to those we leave behind. To the specific persons, institutions, and charities stated, we humbly request that this will and testament as herein provided be honored and all beneficiaries duly received of the gifts we so willing- ly and wholeheartedly bestow upon them. We the following to hereby will, bequeath, and otherwise give: LORNA AULT to Wilma Hanlin, her ability to go with out-of-town boys. ROBERT BARTHOLOMEW to any junior boy in Miss Schrock's English class, his English book. MARVIN BEACHY to Carl Doerr, his ability to get- along with Mr. Beachley. OLEN BEACHY to Dick Miller, his small features. ZANE BEACHY and DONA DURST to Mr.'Strauss's future biology students, their skill at cleaning dead rabbit heads. PAUL BEITZEL to anyone who wants to race with his Corvette, his ability to race. GEORGE BISHOFF to anyone that desires to do so, his natural ability to win tractor operator contests. GLENN BOWSER to his sister Norma, his car Calladonia. MAX BOWSER to anybody who can use it, his good disposition. EUGENE BRENNEMAN to anyone who needs A's in chemistry class, his ability to flirt with Mr. Keplinger's daughter. HELEN BRENNEMAN to Elaine Frantz, her ability to get along with all of her teachers, especially Mr. Davis. MAXINE BROADWATER to Glenn Bittinger, her quick temper. HERB BUTLER to Larry Bowser, his ability to stay out of trouble in Miss Speicher's class. IACK CARUTHERS to any boy who has a girl taller than he is, his height. LOUISE CODDINGTON to future majorettes, her ability to put on her leg make-up straight. KATHERINE DEIRICK to Margaret Edgar, her ability to get along with the boys from Pa. . CAROLE DURST to Nancy Durst, her ability to go steady with two boys. DEAN DURST to Darwin Robeson, his cigarette butt after practice. IESSE EASH to Larry Bowser, his ability to get along with Mr. Muha. ALLEN EDGAR to Ronnie Warren, his ability to play a bass horn. DOROTHY EDGAR to Patty Frazee, her ability to get along with boys when taking a trip to the U.N. in New York. KATHLEEN EMORY to Carolyn Close, her beat-up chemistry book. BYRON PIKE to Gloria Miller, his ability to play cards in Miss Speicher's class and not get caught. DONNA FOLK to Mr. Keplinger, her wavy hair. DON FOLK to Gertrude Robertson, Elvis Presley's hound dog. FREDDIE FRAZEE to Mrs. Falkenstine, his eyes. ESTHER FRIEND to anyone who wants it, her ability to sing alto. IANET FRIEND to her sister Mary, her ability to go steady in her senior year. MARIE FRIEND to Ann Friend, her ability to file her finger nails in Mr. Iohnson's class. MERLA GARLITZ and DORIS HUMMEL to any two junior commercial girls who are ambitious, their ability to operate the mimeograph machine. WILLIAM GOEHRINGER to Mr. Beachley, the Democratic Party. KEN GROVE to his sister Dorothy, his ability to get along with teachers. THELMA HANLIN to Ioe Friend, her cheerleading ability, with the hopes he will become Star Cheer- 1eader at Northern. RUTH ANN HARE to Darlene Hare, her two big brothers. RUTH HARE to her sister Marcella, her ability to get into Mr. Davis's class for three years. SAM HARE to his brother Adam, his bashfulness. RUTH HOCKMAN to her sister Martha, her ability to let boys alone. CLAUDE HUMBERSON to his brother Ward, his ability to get along with Hazelton girls.

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HAZEL IERLENE FAZENBAKER COLORS: Blue And White Commercial Shorty7 Age 19 Glee Club, Dance FLOWER: Lily Of The Valley MOTTO: Climb Though The Rocks Be Ruggedl Class Song CTune - Moments To Rememberl The time has come to say good-bye: From you we'll part, dear Northern High, We will have these moments to remember. The crowded halls, the earnest fun, The loyal friends that we have won- We will have these moments to remember. The past is gone forever, The present is so clear, The future's so uncertain, But we'll face it without a fear. Our happy times, our heart-felt tears- These things we'll treasure through the years, We will have these moments to remember. Dedication Song CTune - Cross Of Gold? We'll be gone when the dawn comes tomorrow, We are leaving dear Northern so true, But we'll cherish the memories forever, The memories of our gold and blue. Every year we have spent here we'll treasure, You will live in our hearts as today, You'll be with us wherever we journey, You're our honor, our tribute and praise. When deep fears and dark thought assail us, And life isn't all that we've planned, We'll then search our hearts for dear Northern, And smile as we try it again. Let us always walk honest and upright, And give honor where honor is due, May we ever live up to the standards, Of dear Northern, our own gold and blue. Written by the Senior Class of '57 as a dedication and tribute to Northern High School.

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JUNIOR KAHL to Mr. Muha, his money-conscious mind. PATTY KELLY to next year's senior class, her ability to get along with Mrs. Lawton. WESLEY KLOTZ to Donald Friend, his ability to read books about dating girls. JOHN KOLB to Richard Miller, his ability to get talked into things he doesn't want to do. ANGELA LAYMAN to Laura Zimmerman, her place on the yearbook staff. DOROTHY LEE to Martin Friend, her ability to eat apples in front of him and never offer him a bite. JUNE LEYDIG to anyone who can fill the spot, her seat in music class. GLORIA MCCULLOUGH to Nancy Turney, her pom-pom, to file. LARRY MCCURDY to Elsie Wright, his ability to drive a car. JUANITA MCKENZIE to Teresa Layman, her hairy to Betty Raley, her ability to get along with Frostburg boys. MAXINE MCKENZIE to anyone who likes English, her seat in English class. PATTY MCKENZIE to Dorothy Ringer, her shorthand book and typewriter. WARREN MILLER to little Bill Miller, his ability to skip class. CHARLIE MURRAY to Mr. Johnson, his art talent. DONALD O'BRIEN to Miss Schrock, his English book. CARL PAUL to Kenny Lotz, the best of luck. I BLAINE RESH to anyone who wants it, his ability for school work. ROGER RESH to anyone who desires it, his flattop. , ROY REXRODE to James Smith, his height. DON RODEHEAVER to Irvin Lowdermilk, his ability to go with a certain blonde. RONALD RODEHEAVER to Adrian Spiker, his ability to swim in Bear Creek during the month of March. SHIRLEY RODEHEAVER and HELEN HAENFTLING to next year's vocational girls, their ability to get along with Mrs. Lawton. EDDIE RUSH to Mrs. Falkenstine, his red hair. KATHY RUSH to Dorothy Ringer, her shorthand ability. . CAROLYN SAVAGE to Butch Strauss, herlability to mess up Mr. Schwing's grade book. KENNETH SAVAGE to next year's seniors, his P.O.D. Class. RUTH SAVAGE to Wayne Mosser, her ability to get in all band parades. THELMA SAVAGE to any girl who goes on the U.N. trip the chance to go to the Y.W.C.A. Dance in Baltimore. EVA SCHROYER to any unsuspecting junior, ,her misfortune of losing a class ring. JANICE SCHROYER to Mr. Schwing, her red hair. JANET SISLER to Judy Friend, her ability to skip school. JANICE SISLER to all the Nitwits in the junior class, all her unseen mischievousness. ROSE SISLER to future chemistry students, her ability to scream at small explosions. KENNY SNELSON to any junior boy, his ability to get out of Mr. Johnson's class. ATLEE SNYDER to his sister Phyllis, his ability to get along with others, to his brother Owen, his wonderful sense of humor. BILL SPEAR to Donna Spear, his ability to throw paper in math class and not get caught. BEVERLY SPEICHER to Judy Friend, her ability to ride the bus with the basketball players to all away games in hopes she can make .faster time with Darwin. MARLENE SPIKER to Katherine Fike, her long blonde hair. -V RICHARD STAN'I'ON to Miss Gribble, his ability to play the guitar in music class. ROBERT THOMAS to his brother Billy, 'his bashfulness. JOANNE WAGNER to Shirley Gay, her short stature. DONNA JEAN WATTS to Marlene Hetrick, her red hair and freckles. ROBERT WEIMER to Mrs. Harman, one cookbook. JEAN ZIMMERMAN to Carl Doerr, her ability to get along with Miss Schrock. To the Juniors we will our test papers, so they can graduate too. To the Sophomores we will our ability to be first in the lunch line. To the Ninth Grade we will our ability to get to the buses on the first bell. To the Eighth Grade we will our ability to roam the halls without being caught. To the Seventh Grade we will our ability to stay out of trouble. To each of the faculty members we will a quarter, so they can buy new cars. To the janitors we will a supply of new mops to clean the halls. To the- cafeteria workers the senior home economics girls will their ability to cook.