Southern Garrett County High School - Highlander Yearbook (Oakland, MD)

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Mr. James H. Trickett M.A. West Virginia University Ame rican History, Journalism Mr. Harold Walters A.B., M.S. Berea College University of Pennsylvania Advanced Mathematics, General Science Mrs. Evelyn K. Watson M.A. West Virginia University Alg. I, Alg. II, C. Math 9 11 Mr. William Watson M.A., A.B. West Virginia University Fairmont State Industrial Arts Mrs. E. Jean Wolfe B.S. Potomac State West Virginia University English 9 10, Journalism Mr. Willard Wolfe M.S. Science 7 West Virginia University Dike, Syracuse, Fairmont State Davis Elkins

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President Porter Welch, Vice-President Bill Roy, Secretary Margie White, Treasurer Betty Hinebaugh. “WTOIs our story 23 2 In the fall of 1956 we entered Southern for the first time. Remember how long the halls seemed and how the bell system wasa source of constant frustration? We survived the seventh grade though, and elected Frank Vetter as our president along with Sandra Orr, vice presi- dent; Sandra Martin, secretary; and Dick Dixon, treasurer. Eight grade came and went and we elected Sandra Orr, president; Porter Welch, vice president; Margie White, secretary; and Bill Roy, treasurer. As Freshmen we selected officers and Porter Welch was named president. Elected to serve with him were Mary Ann Burgwald, Margie White and Pat Carlson. The ninth grade party was our first big social event, a very formal affair. The tenth grade saw Sandy Orr elected president along with Jim Gower, vice president; Margie White, secretary; and Pat Carlson, treasurer. Our Junior year arrivedand withit much activity. This was the year our basketball team took second place in the state Class A finals. Most of the class effort went into preparing for the Prom in honor of our seniors. The theme was Wonderland By Night. Remember how it snowed that night? Our officers were Porter Welch, CLARK SHARPLESS, Margie White and June Evans. The last of our days at Southern are coming to a close. We entered Southern this past fall as seniors. To guide us through this last year we chose Porter Welch, Bill Roy, Margie White, and June Evans. In June we will graduate with some very fond memories: Memories of the sock hop; the Christmas Tea; the worrying about grades, the pep rallies; the band Choral Concert; the won- derful prom, and above all, our friends and fellow classmates. I would like to join with the graduating class of '62 in saying ahearty thanks to all who played a part in this our story.