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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1964 volume:

a i an ey No Oxz ae a ‘ ie “ canard 2 Z - Oe ees e . SOUTHERN EXPOSED SOUTHERN HIGHLANDER GARRETT COUNT Y | VOL. e 1 Qe64 - sooty o ; : ao f is a” O % ot im oxy | ROBIFMS SEATED: Tom Powers-Advertising Manager; Donna Shaffer-Editor; Cathy Lewis-Assist. Editor; Joyce Bergstrom- Business Manager. STANDING: Danny Walters; Marjorie Swartzentruber-Special Features; Vicki Tevalt-Copy Editor; Sharon Geroski- Sales Distribution; Beverly Kitzmiller-Layout Editor; Saundra Reams-Sales Distribution; Joyce Jenkins. LAST ROW: Dave Close; John Thayer-Sports; Charles Dintamin-Sports; Rick Sharpless-Photographer. Dncetis, 38.00 Class In Session No, students aren't getting smaller! This is Play School, sponsored by the Home Ec. girls, for children ages 3 to 5. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Willard Hawkins has been superintendent of Garrett County Schools for ten years. Prior to coming to our county, he had served as prin- cipal of Bel Air and Cambridge High Schools. He has been President of the Maryland Associa- tion of Secondary School Principals and Pre- sident of Maryland School Superintendent Asso- ciation. His honorsincludea John Hay's Fellow- ship to Colorado College and a special scholar- ship te Harvard College. Just this past year, he was one of seventy-nineschool administrators chosen throughout the United States to participate in a six week tour and study of the Swedish school system. Mr. Albert Ringer received his A. B. Degree from Fairmont State Teachers College and his Masters Degree from West Virginia University. He came to Southern in 1955 after teaching a short time in North- ern High School. He studied Russian and German in the United States Army Language School in California. Mr. Ringer took the position as Director of Instruction of the Garrett County School in the fall of 1960. To those of you who will be receiving diplomas, our professional staff extends their sincere congratulations. This represents a reward for long effort, and will prove of real value in the future. Never before wasa sound education more highly rated and never wasa solid background more essential to future success, While stepping out into life's greater opportunities with diplomas, you must re- member that you are just commencing. What has transpired to this point is more or less training. The possibilities which lie ahead for each of you are almost unlimited. In a world in which distance has lost its significance and space has become a link instead of a barrier, in which political, economic, and social problems transcend national boundaries, national sov- ereignty has lost some of its relevance. Our world is in a time of transition. The old order is Changing. Long established traditions are giving away to new ideas. Dramatic advance in med- icine, reducing infant mortality and extending the life span have brought about revolutionary changes inour personal lives. Automation and technology have improved our way of life. There has been a great explosion of knowledge. Yet with this vast store of knowledge opening wider day by day, there are many _implications and problems which we have not had to cope in years gone by. Perhaps the greatest threat to us as a result of successive breakthrough in science and technology is our apparent concern for material benefits. Let usnot forget that while science and technology, when properly used, can be the greatest blessing that mankind has ever known, but improperly used, these ‘advances can destroy us. Thus, there isa greater need today for young men and women of honesty, sincerity, goodwill and absolute integrity to maintain an equilibrium in a world where all too often false standards and false values are the order of the day. Let us not fall into the error of taking it for granted that better material standards automatically make people, because unfortunately, they do not. We must again, relearn and reaffirm the lesson that men shall not live by bread alone, . Let us also remember that there can be dignity in all occupations, whether they are professional, skilled, semi-skilled or general labor. Let us never reach the point where the character of the individual is determined by socio-economic factors. Respect each individual for what he is as a person and not his position on the social or economic ladder of life. A wise philosopher once said, ''Without dew and light flowers fade. Charity and love are the dew and light of the human heart. Pipl pe ‘ Nira Na ely a ges ee a Mr. Carl Everly Vice-Principal Mr. Earnest Spoerlein Guidance Counselor Mrs, Earhart Secretary of the Guidance Office Nancy Sanders Office Secretary COOKS L.-R.: Mary Roth, Genevie Friend, Dorthy Simpson, Susan Paugh, Bulah Kelley, Freda Knotts, Faye Nally. Phyllis Simms Frank Muliken CUSTODIANS Agnes Paugh Freda Uphole Orville Kitzmiller Sam Wilson Charles Bennett Richard Bishoff West Virginia University, University of Maryland, M.A.; Sponsor of the Junior B.S., Vo.-Ag. Class; Math Goldie Bittle Robert Boal Hood College, A.B. West Virginia University, Librarian B.S.; American History, Ec., Geography Leroy Bolding Rosemary Borgeman Delaware Valley Collegeof West Virginia University, Science and Agriculture, A.B., English 10-11, B.S., Agronomy, Science 9, French 11 Biology Larry Buckley Mason Callis Alderson-Broaddus, B.S., Frostburg St., B.S. Chemistry, Physics, Sr. Math 7 Science, Science 9 Barbara Colabrese William Crone Potomac State, West Vir- West Virginia University, ginia University, B.M., M.A.; Fairmont State, Jr. High Music, Junior P.O.D., Audio Visual Chorus F, De Neal Dean Martha De Berry West Virginia University, Frostburg St., B.S., Penn State University 7th English, Math, Alge- Typing 11, Shorthand, Of- bra, Social Studies, fice Practice Library Ann Dilgard Lewis Domeneck University of Md., B.S. West Virginia University, English 9, Student M.A.; English, Social Council Studies, Junior High Guidance Counselor Alta Duling Margaret Feather Shepherd College, A.B. Davis Elkins, A.B. Reading 7-9 Core 7 Gilmore Fike Eugene Flinn Fairmont, West Virginia West Virginia University University, M.A., B.A. M.A., Drivers Math 9, Algebra 8 Education Dorothy Frame Edward Green West Virginia University, Frostburg State, B.S., M.S., Physical Education English 7, Social Cheerleader Advisor Studies 7 Jean Grose Janice Hutchinson West Virginia University, West Virginia Wesleyan, Penn, State University, A.B., French, English, M.A., A.B., Jr. High Math G.B.T. Bernice Idleman Wayne Johnson University of Colorado, Frostburg State, B.S., M.A., English 11 Social Studies, Junior High Basketball Coach Mr. Tom Kuhn Miss Carolyn Lambert West Virginia University, Davis Elkins, M.A. B.S., Science 8, Phys. Ed., Senior Chorus; General Baseball Coach Music Mrs. Mildred Meyer Mr. Harold Miller Fairmont, A.B. West Virginia University, Jr. High Home Economics, M.S., Biology Jr mien F.H.A. Mrs. Lucille Kerins West Virginia University, B.S., Physical Education, Sr. High Cheerleaders Mrs. Roberta Lee Muskingum College, B.A,, English 12, Creative Writing Mr. Terrill Kerns V.P.I., B.S., Agriculture and Industrial Arts Mrs. Virginia McManis University of Maryland, B.S., Social Studies 9, Assistant Librarian Mrs. Theoda Miller Mrs. Vera Mussard St. Joseph College, B.S. University of Maryland, Typing, G.B.T. Member- B.A.; English 8 9 ship Chairman, P.T.A. ; ae Miss Frances Patterson Mr. Glenn Patterson Fairmont State, A.B. Shepherd College, A.B. Art Instrumental Music Mr. Samuel Peters Mrs. Bessie Price Morris Harvey College, Fairmont State, A.B. B.S., Social Studies World History 10 Creative Writing, Advisor F.N.A, Mrs, Elizabeth Randol Mrs. Catherine Richmond, University of Maryland, West Virginia University, M.S., Sr. High Home Eco- B.S., Jr.-Sr. Home Eco- nomics Advisor, F.H.A. nomics Associate Advisor, Jr. High F.H.A. Mr. Carl Schoonover Mr. Edgel Sereno Davis Elkins, B.S. Frostburg State, B.S. Boy's Phys. Ed. Assistant Algebra, Plane Geometry, Football Coach, Basketball Solid Trigonometry Coach Mr. Richard Travis Mr. James Trickett Fairmont State, M.S. West Virginia University, Physical Education M.S.; American History, Yearbook Advisor Mrs, Evelyn Watson Mr. William Watson West Virginia University, West Virginia University M.A.; Algebra I Industrial Arts (Wood) Mr. Berlin Wilhelm Mrs. Corile Wilhelm Fairmont State, M.A. Asbury College, A.B English 9, Science 9 G.B.T., Bookkeeping Mrs. Jean Wolfe Mr. Willard Wolfe West Virginia University, West Virginia University, B.S.; English 10, M.S.; Science 7 Journalism . . . WE SALUTE OUR FACULTY STUDENTS Seventh Grade: Eighth Grade: Ninth Grade: Tenth Grade: Eleventh Grade: Twelfth Grade: SENIOR OFFICERS R. to L.: Sally Buchanan, Treasurer; Robert Earhart, President; James Schlossnagle, Vice-President; Jeanne Martin, Secretary. GRADUATES OF 1964 OUR LEADERS Sally Buchanan, President; Sandy King, V. President; pec Hoffman, Secretary; Robert Sweitzer, Treasurer Robert Stuck, President; Meg Englander, V. President; Sharon Godwin, Sec- retary; Robert Sweitzer, Treasurer. Judy Taylor, President; Von Johnson, V. President; Sharon Godwin, Secretary; Robert Sweitzer, Treasurer. James Gibson, President; James Stewart, V. President; Sally Buchanan and Jackie Ramsey, Secretaries; Joyce Jenkins, Treasurer. James Gibson, President; Robert Earhart, V. President; Jackie Ramsey, Sec- retary; Joyce Jenkins, Treasurer. Robert Earhart, President; James Schlossnagle, V. President; Jeanne Martin, Secretary; Sally Buchanan, Treasurer; Harold Mosser, Student Council Pre- sident. WE WILL REMEMBER SOUTHERN . ....a Seething, breathing building which opened her arms to us. She nourished us with hope, happiness... . Some- times tears. She encourages us to cling to those distant dreams, which have, at times, seemed so elusive. She always understood as we stumbled along the way. Southern... . Urging, ever urging, us on toward the crest of adulthood. Jeanne Martin MARY KAY ALVAREZ Mary Kay Academic Art Club 9; Journalism 9; Chorus 10- 11; Student Council 12. PATRICA ANN BECKMAN Pat Stenographic Band 9-12; Library Assistant 12. CLIFFORD EUGENE BISER General SENIORS ROBERT LEMAN AULT Bob Academic Band 7-12. WAYNE HENRY BITTNER Shorty General Audio Visual LYRA MYRTLE BECKMAN Stenographic Library Assistant JOYCE ANN BERGSTROM Joyce Academic Cheerleader 11-12; Yearbook 12, Business Manager; Chorus 8-12, F. T.A. 10-11; G.A,.A. 10-12; Prom Ste- ering Committee 11; Office Helper 11; Student Council Representative 11, Treasurer 12. —— a e EDDIE EUGENE BOWSER Eddie General F.F.A. 9-10 STANCIE GARFIELD BOWERS Monkey General Football 8; Chorus 9-11. LARRY LOMAN CANAN ! Larry Vocational Vo. Ag. Club 9-12; Vice President 12. DAVID HAROLD CASSIDY WB General Business SARAH CATHERINE BUCHANAN Sally Bee Academic Student Council 7-9; Homeroom Of- ficer 7,10,12; F.T.A. President 11; LEONARD EUGENE BROADWATER G.A.A. 9-11; Chorus 8-12; Style Broady ’ Show 8; Spelling Bee 8. General Business Sr. Class Play. WILLIAM THAYER CARLSON VB Academic Basketball 7-12; Baseball 9; Journal- ism 10. PATRICIA ANN CASTILOW yeh y pl : Academic G.A.A, 10-12; F.H.A. 9. MARJORIE ELIZABETH CLARY Margie Stenographic Chorus 8-9; Library Assistant 12; Homeroom Treasurer 1 2. 20 DAVID WILLIAM CLOSE NEOMIA ANN CUMMINGS Dave Neomia Academic Academic Band 7-12; Wrestling 10; Little Oaks F.N.A. 10-12. 8-9; Yearbook 12. GARY BLAINE COOPER Sedmock Academic Band 7-11. ‘ CHARLES ANDREW DAMON NANCY ELIZABETH DAVIS Andy BU BA General Business General Basketball 9-12; Football 8-9; Chorus 8-9. SANDRA KAY DeBERRY Sandy Academic Chorus 9-12. CAROLYN MAE DeBERRY GEORGE WILLIAM DEEMS Academic BBuzzu F.T.A. 10-11; F.H.A. Sec. 11; Prom 21 Academic Steering Committee; Homeroom Chorus 8-12; Library Assistant 12. Treasurer 11; F.N.A. 12. COSETTE RHEA DeWITT BCOZ VAL Academic F.N.A. 10-12 JAYCE FAYE DUCKWORTH General CHARLES RAY DINTAMAN Dink ! Academic Football 9-12; Basketball 9-11; Varsity Club 10-12; Yearbook Staff ite, j RUTH MARIE DUNBAR ROBERT LEE EARHART ial sort 'TBob ' ates Academic Academic é F.N.A. 11-12; Dramatics Club 10. : Class V. Pres. 11, President 12; Wrestling 10; Sr. Class Play 12; Prom Steering Committee. GARY EDWARD EVANS winx General MEREDITH ELLIOTT CHARLES ALLEN FEATHER Academic Chuck Chorus 11; Band 7-11; Majorette 7- Academic 12; G.A.A. 10; Dramatics Club 7-10. 22 F.T.A. 9-12; Chorus 8-12; Wrestling 10. JOHN LOWER FITZWATER, III Academic Band 7-12; Chorus 11-12; Wrestling 9-10; Monitor 11. ELDEN WILLIAM FIKE Skip General Business CAROL LEE FILSINGER NCaroly Academic The Acorn 10-12; Homeroom secre- tary 11 12; Radio Broadcasting committee 12; Quill and Scroll 11 GEORGE ALLAN FIZER General Business sheet) eae tect dO Lie Johnny General Business Basketball 10-12; Audio Visual. KENNETH DARL FRIEND Ken General Business RICHARD EUGENE FRIEND JAMES EDWARD FRANTZ Dick Ra ! Academic General Business Dramatics Club 9-10; Acorn 12; 23 Basketball 11-12; Baseball 10-12. Football 9-10. PATRICK JOHN GARRETT, II CURTIS RAY GLOTFELTY Pat Curt ! Academic Vocational Agriculture J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basket- F.F.A. 9-12, Secretary 12. ball 11-12; Varsity Club; Senior Class Play; Football Game announcer JAMES ran GIBSON 12; Radio program announcer 12. ae: Academic Football 10-12; Class President 10- 11; Prom Steering Committee; Chorus 10-12; Band 7-12. SUE CAROL GORDON THOMAS WAYNE HARDESTY Sue Hardon Stenographic Vocational Agriculture F.H.A. 8 F.F.A. Club ETTA LOUCINDA HARVEY E Tou Stenographic Homeroom Treasurer 9-11; Home- room Vice-President 12. DOROTHY LOUISE HARVEY Dot LARRY ALLAN HARVEY General General Library Assistant 11-12 24 RICHARD LANE HARVEY Dick General Band 7-12 NEIL LAWSON HENLINE Jughead Academic Chorus 8-12; Junior Varsity Basket- ball 10; Varsity Baseball 10; Varsity Football 11. CHERYL ELIZABETH HINEBAUGH Cheryl Vocational NANCY LOU HENLINE Academic Chorus 8-12; Homeroom Treasurer 12; F.N.A. 10-12. CHARLOTTE FRANCES HAUSER Charlie Stenographic F.H.A. 9; Chorus 8-12. THOMAS FRANKLIN HENLINE 'tTom! General Business JAMES CARLTON HINEBAUGH, JR. Jim Academic Acorn Staff 10-12; Sports Editor 11- 12; Quill and Scroll 11-12; Football 9-12; Varsity Club 11-12; Prom Steering Committee 11; Homeroom President 12. DOUGLAS LAMEN HINEBAUGH Doug General Chorus 7-8; Basketball 10-12; Base- ball 10-12; Varsity Club 11-12. 25 SALLY BARTON HOFFMAN JOYCE EILEEN JENKINS Academic Little Red Chorus 8-12; F.T.A. 10-12; G.A.A. Stenographic 10-12; Historian 12; Prom Steering Chorus 9-11; Yearbook 12; Class Committee 11; Student Council 12; Treasurer 10. Jr. Cheerleader Manager 11-12. JUDITH ANN HOYE Judy'' Academic Band 7-12; F.T.A. 11; Senior Dra- matics 10; Office Helper 11. KENNETH DARWIN JOHNSON ERNESTINE JILL JONES Ken ! j Jill Academic General Business Cheerleader 9-12; Chorus 9-10; F.T. A. 10; G.A.A. 10-12; Sr. Class Play 12; Student Council 10-12; Secretary 11, Parliamentarian 12, CASSANDRA ANN KIGHT Sandi Academic Chorus 8-12; G.A.A. 10-12; F.N.A. WILLIAM VON JOHNSON 10-12, V. Pres. 11; Office Helper 11- JEANNE FAYE JONES Buz 12. Jeanne General Stenographic Football 7-12; Basketball 9-10; 26 Chorus 8-9; F.H.A. 10-12; eae Varsity Club; Chorus 11-12. Assistant 11- Le SANDRA KAYE KING HARRY WARNER LEWIS, JR. Sandy Butch General General Library Assistant 9-12; Vice-Pre- Monitor 9-11; Chorus 9-12; Home- sident 7; F.H.A. 9. room President 9. EDWARD OLIVER LEWIS Eddie Vocational F.F.A, 9-12. SHARON LOUISE LEWIS BARBARA RUTH LILLER Sharon Barb General Stenographic F.H.A. 9. DONALD LOUIE Don General EDWARD JOSEPH LIVENGOOD ELAINE MARIE LUDWIG Slap eon. Elaine General 27 General Business Band 7-12, DOUGLASS LYNNE MALONE Lynne Academic G.A.A. 10-12; Band 7-12 (Treasurer 12); F.N.A. 11-12 (Secretary); Senior Class Play 12; Dramatics 7-10. CHARLOTTE JEAN MARTIN Jeanne Academic Cheerleading 10-12 (Head 12); G.A.A. 10-12 (President 12); Student Coun- cil 10-12; Senior Chorus 10-12 (Sec- retary 12); Prom Steering Com- mittee 11. PATRICIA JO MARTIN pat Academic Chorus 9-12; G.A.A. 10-12 (Treas- urer 12); All State Chorus 12. BRIGITTA ANN MARONEY Bug Academic F.H.A. 9; F.N.A. 10-12. WILLIAM GAY MARTIN Bill' ! General Football 7-10; Wrestling 10; Assist- ant Jr. High Football Coach 12. 28 DALE ANDREW MARPLE Dale General JUDY KAY MARTIN Judy ’ Stenographic F.H.A. 8-9; F.T.A. 10-11; Vice-Pre- sident 11; Homeroom President 12. RICHARD LEE MATTINGLY Ricky General Football 9-12; Wrestling 9-10; Var- sity Club 10-12. CLAUDE RANDALL McCARTNEY Randy ANN ELAINE MILLER General ean ; Stenographic Band 12; Basketball 9-10. Chorus 10-12; Homeroom Secretary 12. JERRY MICHAEL McCLUNG Speedy Academic Chorus 10-12; Football Manager 10; Varsity Club 10. , or : | JANET ELIZABETH MILLER JEAN SHIRLEY MILLER Janet Shirl General Stenographic F.H.A, 10-11. THOMAS DAVID MILLER Lom General ss MOSES CLEVELAND MILLER ERNEST RAY MOORE Moe Sam General General 29 ROBERT DALE MORELAND Bob Vocational F.F.A. 9-12 CHARLES THOMAS O'HAVER Charlie General F.T.A 9-11; Chorus 8-12. SANDRA JEAN PATTON Sandy'' General F.H.A. 11 GEORGE ROBERT MORRIS Patt! General DONNA MARIE PAUGH General Business Band 7-10; Library Asst. 12; Home- room Officer 9-12; Dramatics Club 8-9. 30 HAROLD CLAYTON MOSSER Harold Academic Student Council 10-12, (President 12); Varsity Club 10-12; Football 7- 12; Basketball 7-12; Baseball 9,11- 12; Band 7-12; Chorus 10-12. MARY FRANCIS OTTO Peggy Stenographic Chorus 8-9; F.H.A. 8-9. ROGER WAYNE PAUGH Vocational F.F.A. 9-12 Be GARY HOOVER PELTON General Band 10-12; Baseball 11-12. ALDEN RANDOLPH PERANDO General GARY BLAKE PENNINGTON General V. Pres. Homeroom; Monitor 10-11. DALE EDWARD PERANDO RICHARD MICHAEL PERRINE General Rich Academic Acorn Staff 10-12; Varsity Club 11- 12; Football 9-12; Baseball 11-12; Quill and Scroll 11-12. CARL FRITZ PIPER Fritzie NAA General 1 A - MARGARET SUSAN PHILLIPPI Susan BARBARA MARIE POLING General Business Barb ! F.H.A. 9; Chorus 8-9; Library Assis- 3] General Business tant 10. G.A.A. 11-12 oy oer : Pereeert THOMAS MICHAEL JOSEPH POWERS Tom Academic Varsity Club 9-12; Pres. 12; Foot- ball 9-12, Co-captain 12; Yearbook staff 12; Prom Steering Committee 11; Wrestling 9-10. Cookie Stenographic a GEORGENNA THELMA PRATT JACQUELINE ALICE RAMSEY Jackie Academic G.A.A. 10; F.T.A. 10-11, Treas. 11; F.H.A. 9, Reporter 9; Student Coun- cil 12; Class Sec. 10-11. Office 11-12; Library 10-12; F.H.A. 9. +, LAS SHEILA JOYCE REAM Stenographic Library asst. 11-12; F.H.A. 8-9,11. JAMES ALLEN SCHLOSSNAGLE Jim . Vocational Senior Class V. P.; F.F.A:, State V.P.; State Farm degree; Monitor 9-11. SAUNDRA JANE REAMS Sawn Stenographic Yearbook staff 12; Library asst. 10- 11; Office helper 12. 32 JAMES ROBERT REAMS Bob Academic Basketball 9-12 LINDA JOY SCHLOSSNAGLE Stenographic Acorn 8-10; Office Helper 11-12. DUANE KEITH SCHROYER Pork Stenographic Chorus 9-12 BEVERLY ANN SINES Beyv'’ Academic F.N.A. 12; F.H.A. 9-10. MARY ELIZABETH SINES Stenographic F.H.A. 8; Library asst. 10-12. JUDY ANN SLIGER Vocational DAWN COLLEEN SKIPPER Academic corn Staff 10-12, Co-Editor 12; 33 ill Scroll11-12; F.H.A. Pres. 8. CHESTER HARRISON SINES Gunsmoke General Football 9-10,12; Wrestling 9-10. STEVE SISLER General ROBERT EUGENE SNYDER Snyde General Business MARLYN GALE SORGE General Acorn Staff 11-12; Baseball 11-12. CAROL ANN STANYA Academic F.N.A. 11-12; Art Club 9; Library asst. 10. LINDA JANE SPEICHER Academic Band 10-12; Majorettes 8-11, Drum Majorette 12;G.A.A. 10; F.N.A. 10- 12, Pres. 11; Officé Helper 12. i HARRY MONROE STEMPLE JAMES ERVIN STEWART Bud ! Jim General Business General Football 7-12; Wrestling 9-10; Chorus 7-8, 11-12; Varsity Club 10-12. ¥ JAMES WESLEY STRAWSER wR wenn ee | Stick Shift ene oe cnet General Business ¥ i s A dae VEE AA™ JEANNIE ALAYNE NAOMI JEAN STRAWSER STOTTLEMEYER Nal Stenographic 34 General F.H.A. 9; Library asst. 11-12. F.H.A. 10-11; Library Asst. 9-10. OOOO ROBERT GLENN STUCK Bob Academic Varsity Club 11-12; Basketball 9- 12; Band 9. ROBERT LEE SWEITZER Bob Academic Varsity Club 12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 10-12; Chorus 8-9. KENNETH EARL TASKER Ken Vocational F.F.A. 9-12 MARJORIE LOIS SWARTZENTRUBER Wart Academic Chorus 10-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Cheerleader 11-12; G.A.A. 10-12, V. Pres.12; Jr. High Cheerleader 8; F.N.A. 10. MARTHA JEAN TERLIZZI Terlitz Academic Band 9-12, Pres. 12; Majorette 10- 12, Head 12; Chorus 11; Dramatics Club 10; Senior Class Play Cast; Student Council 11-12. CRAIG LEE SWEITZER Craig General Business EDNA MAE TASKER Edna Stenographic G.A.A. 10-12; Chorus 10-12; Library Asst. 12. ROGER LEE TASKER a rrackl Vocational F.F.A. 9-12 VICKI MAE TEVALT Chippy Academic G.A.A, 11-12; Prom Steering Com- mittee 11; Chorus 10-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Senior Class Play. JON EDWARD THAYER Academic Varsity Club 10-12; Football 10-12; Basketball 10-12; Yearbook Staff. JACKSON ELWOOD THOMAS | General Audio Visual ROGER LEE TICHINEL GARY ALVIN TRICKETT Blondie Academic General Varsity Club 10-12; Baseball 10-12; Basketball 11-12. LONNIE EDWARD UPOLE Eddie Vocational : F.F.A. : GARY JOESEPH TURNEY THEODORE L. WAKEFIELD Academic General Chorus; F.T.A. 36 Audio Visual STANLEY MILTON WAYBRIGHT ' 'Stan' ’ Academic ELLEN JANE WILT Vocational SHARON LOUISE WOLFE Academic F.N.A. 10-12; F.H.A. 9. OAKEY CLIFFORD WHITE ePorks Vocational BEA: JAMES EVERETT WHITE IN ® pe) Vocational F.F.A. THELMA JANE WILT General HARRY CALVIN CODDINGTON Academic Band 7-12 37 STUDENT COUNCIL Mary Kay Alvarez, Jackie Ramsey, Sally Hoffman A farewell note........ We aretraveling forward now, and new doors are opened to us. We have had many new and different experiences at Southern--some good--some frightening. We have participated in many class and extracurricular ac- tivities. In the 7th grade we were very frightened of the thought of being part of such a large school. As 8th graders we became used to the long corridorsand ever-ringing bells. We were led from freshmen to sophomores--our first step inhigh school. We were feeling like old pro's then! As juniors we took another big step, we attended our first prom, receivedour class rings, and moved closer to adult- hood. . Our final stepcameas senio rs. Weparticipatedin all the usual events and worried about making passing grades. Then came the final step--graduation--and our departure from Southern. 38 Student Council Representatives L-R: Charles Teets, Cathy Lewis, Bob McIntyre. foUr sUniOL Year vu co A year to be remembered always. The symbols of inevitable citizenship were received--our class rings. Our ability of organization, leadership, and presentation were evident inthe prom. The realization of becoming seniors and wonder; yet hope and enthusiasm will lead us on toward our goal of everlasting success and eternal happiness. 11th Grade Class Officers L-R: Sec.- Linda Shaffer; Vice-Pres.- Nancy Kitzmiller; Pres.-Richard Hauser; Treas.-Sandra Reall. Sandra Beckman Connie Crowe Sharon Custer George Evans Frank Fitzwater Nancy Glotfelty Sandra Harvey Joanny Jones Molly Kope Don Lipscomb Ronald McDaniel Robert McIntyre Barbara Michaels Jan Naylor Ruth Nazelrod Linda Ousler Linda Ritchie Jack Rowan David Sisler James Stanton Stanley Steyer Charles Teets Susan Tennant Gary Tichnell Christine Umstot Cora Unger Ruth Biser Nancy Buchanan Richard Cropp Charles Davis Brenda DelSignore Alan Douglas Cathy Evans Janice Feaster Ron Hanson Darlene Harvey William Harvey Barbara Hull Debbie Kern Judy Kildow Shirley Lowdermilk Roger Mattingly Paul McIntyre Curtis Miller Faye Nazelrod Rita O'Brien Terry Palmer Jay Rice Linda Malcomb Sharon Martin Judy Moreland Janet Nice Daniel Paugh Ed Rathburn Ronald Riley Donna Rodeheaver Peggy Rodeheaver Fred Sanders Phil Sausman Daniel Schell George Shaffer Charles Shreves Ronald Simpson James Stemple Carroll Thomas Larry Tichnell Shirley Uphold David Welling Arthur Wolfe James Beeman Ronald Beitzel Garry Boggs Mersing Carr Larry Cheek James Cooper Charles Craver William Evans 4] Elaine Ridder Jean Ridder Sandra Sacher Richard Sharpless Nowell Simmons George Sukow Jerry Swiger Daniel White Leona Beckman Dorcas Bittner Forrest Blamble Mary Bowser Kathy Campbell Sandra Dumire Sharon Evans Mike Flanagan Bob Gnegy Charles Groves Terry Imhoff Harvey Friend Sonya Furr Larry Gordon Ray Hardesty Ronald Harvey Gerald Johnson John Kisner Dale Layton Dave Livengood Fayetta Moats Paul Morris Roger Paugh Kathy Paul Margurite Perry Reese Riley Shirley Rumer James Savage John Shahan Samuel Sisler Sheila Tasker Buddy Thrasher Linda Wiley Marlene Bittinger Linda Callis Keith Cannon Betty Cogley Martha Elliott Mae Gank Robert Glotfelty Harold Gnegy Carol Groves Jack Hauser Daniel Hebb Fred Helbig Olen Hinkle Vicki Kelly Glenn Kepe Beverly Lewis Sharon Madigan Alvie Martin Kathryn Miller Mamie Poling Carolyn Savage Wayne Shillingburg Bobby Skipper Rosemary Tasker Hager Tichnell Larry Wagner Gerald Wildesen Harold Wildesen James Wildesen David Wilson Carol Barkman Rita Bernard Vicki Blum Linda Bray Carolyn Dean Adrea Dever Nedra Evans Darlene Frazee Brenda Fulk Linda Fulk Sharon Geroski Sue Glotfelty Rick Hauser Patty Henline Sharon King Beverly Kitzmiller Nancy Kitzmiller Cathy Lewis Linda Martin Karen Murphy Delores Peck Sandra Reall Carolyn Sue Repetsky Nancy Rodeheaver Judy Shafer Rita Shafer Donna Shaffer Linda Shaffer Louise Sisler Barbara Smith Deanna Sutton Maria Tipton Eula Mae Weeks Wanda Weimer Nancy Wolfe Unphotographed: William Corbin Roy Dean Patty Friend Tiney Friend Carol Gregory William Riley Delmas Sines Martha Steiding Sandra Sweitzer Russell Stewart George Tichinell Harry Tusing 43 Dewey Warnick John Sanders Ann Gibson James DeBerry STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE Suddenly we become aware that the lower class men are respecting and looking up to us. We receive offers to join various clubs. The Home- coming Dance is the first mainactivity we as sophomores are invited to attend. This year we become an active part of Senior High School life. We are given an opportunity to take part in every Senior High activity available. We are striving to the top, for we are now earnestly inaugurating ideas for our future. Two more steps and our stair steps of high aChoot will be completed with a resplendent future awaiting. CLASS OFFICERS Pres... .. Jonn Durst Vice Pres. .Robert Martin Sec. ..... Shelby Ashby Treas. . . . Sandy Crosco = Joanne Powers Bill Renninger John Sanders Carla Savage Vicki Smith Stanya Snyder Doug Sweitzer Charlie Teets Sheila Travis Carol Unger Danny Walters Hugh Walthall Stanaley Weese Lynn Wiles Dianne Wilson Joe Alvarez Shelby Ashby Ronald DeBerry Vic Dilgard Rose DelSignore John Durst Rose Evans Paul Everly Linda Fike Barbara Filsinger Allen Friend Diane Gentry Ken Gibson Don Harvey Blucher Allison Shirley Bernard Nancy Callis James DeBerry Paul Frantz Mike Flaherty Rosemary Fries Anne Gibson Joy Glotfelty Steve Harvey Fannie Hinebaugh Richard King Elaine Laskey Elma Martin Bob Martin Sharon Moreland Diane Morrow Barbara Myers Debbie Paugh Michael Hoye Gregg Kerins John Kerins Roger Markley William Mattingly Jack Michaels James Moore Rosemary Moyers Linda Nally Darlene Nethken Carol Pelton Helen Repetsky Bonnie Ridder Carol Roberts Carl Schoonover Gary Sell Brad Stewart Flora Strawser Darrell Werdebaugh Margaret Wildesen David Bell Loretta Bittner Judy Blum Lynn Callis Ronnie Clary Linda Cosner Donna Crone Sandy Crosco Suzanne Faulkner Sharon Flinn Ann Friend Peg Glotfelty Betty Holler Sandra Jordon Sue King Richard Lemley Shirley Martin Bonnie Moreland Gloria Pennington Donna Reams Richard Rohrbaugh Mary Sell Linda Shank Martin Sharpless Judy Sines Donna Sweitzer Sue Terrant Linda Tichnell Carolyn Tusing Carole Upole William Virts Sandy Whitacre James Aronold Dennis Baker Jerry Cannon Diane Churby Stanley DeWitt Roy Dixon Donald Duckworth Charolotte Elliot Mike Friend John Furr Wanda Glotfelty Harold Gregory Paul Kempher Jack Kight Richard Kimble James Millican John Morris Robert Nazelrod Calvin Parrish Kay Paugh Dale Reams James Rexrode Gary Rodeheaver Larry Schroyer Jim Shank Jerry Shillingburg Eddie Stolzenbach Marshall Strachan Harold Uphole Mike Vance Roger White Sandra Wotring Linda Barnhart Linda Bowman Margaret Broadwater Linda Cogley Ronald Duckworth Sandy Duckworth Millie Evans Danny Everetts Linda Friend Wanda Hinebaugh Mary Lee Linda Lewis Rodney Lewis Eugene Pysell Terry Schlossnagle Carl Schrock Doris Schrock Vernon Schroyer Tom Sereno Nancy Sharpless Carl Sines Gary Skeweris Patty Skipper Ruth Skipper Harold Smith Kevin Stahl Elsie Sweitzer Carole Tasker Danny Teets Louise Tichnell Roger Uphold Dale Wagner Linda Werdebaugh Darlene Armstrong Linda Marie Beckman Linda May Beckman Neil Bray Clarence Collins Wanda Cooper Ron Craver Delmas Friend Dayton Gank Betty Hardesty Doug Harvey Donald Hinebaugh Edith Hostetter Ken Jamison Neil Johnson Margaret Kent Ruth Knotts Victor Nazelrod Keith Paugh Shirley Paugh Ruby Pennington Jerry Reams Kay Riley Royce Riley Delores Shaffer Bill Shuttlesworth Ervin Sliger Joyce Soult Edith Stalnaker 48 Nancy Friend Larry Glotfelty Albert Harvey Barbara Hershman James Hinkle Larry Iden David Lewis Della Moats Danny Otto Larry Schenk Rebecca Sines Rocky Smith Sylvia Smith Judy Solomon Mike Stahl Diane Tasker 49 Jean Steyer Tom Stiles Bill Thrasher Leo Tichnell Clifford Warnick Robert Winters Charl otte Alexander Barbara Ashby William Baker Fred Beckman Darlene Bowman Rick Callis Dorothy Collins Ann Deems Victor Ervin Clifford Everett Ernest Foglepole Carl Friend Joe Friend CLASS OFFICERS Frank Harvey. ..... . President Jane Garrett ... .Vice-President Brenda Severe .... , ,Ssecrétary Donna Hauser... « Treasurer At this stage you are suddenly given a name, Freshman. You are new and just be- ginning the best part of your school days. The years following till graduation are the ones you will remember the most. : You are now on the bottom of a four step ladder. Each year from now on will ad- vance you one step closer to your diploma and graduation. Your grades are now being kept on file for reference by colleges and employers. They really become important now that you are being ranked in accordance with your grades. Every single grade you make will either bring you up or take you down in your class rating. Will you end up on top or on the bottom? STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Carol Lawton Robert Sharps 50 Andy Lantz Carol Lawton Bill Martin Robert McCaw Paul Mellott Mary Lou Mussard Thomas Nance Stephen Perrine Cathy Reams Roger Riley Tom Ryan Harley Sanders Paula Skipper Robert Sharps Carol Smith Mike Steeves Sharon Tasker Diane Thomas Roger Thomas Diana Weese Betty White Chris York Roberta Ash Don Browning Danny Cline Linda Crytzer Carmen DelSignore Tom Dettmer Darrell DeWitt David Adkins Cynthia Arnold Phil Barton Morris Brant Ray Burton Gary Criss Robert Crone Janet Selsignore Susan Fizer Eugene Flinn Barbara Forman Jane Garrett Steurt Hamill Donna Hauser Sheila Helbig Leslie Hinebaugh Tom Hoffman Tom Jones Roger Keefe Mary Evans Dennis Friend Shirley Gibson Jenffer Grove Mike Helbig Terry Helbig Bonnie Hull Shirley Madigan Louise Martin Kay Martin John McCartney Rita McCaw Margaret Michaels Danny Nelson Eddie O'Brien Tom O'Brien Nancy Paugh Bill Rohrbaugh Leo Rowan Helen Sanders Glen Schoonover Brenda Severe Bill Skipper Greg Stem Ruth Sweitzer Kathy Swiger Merlin Trickett Katie Towne Bill Welch Norman Wilt Toni Beckman Herbie Bittner Gary Bray Sandra Dawson Connie Dixion Gladys Dixion Linda Dragovich Lorraine Edge Jerry Fike Larry Foley Roy Gregory Nanette Groves David Harvey Frank Harvey Mike Head Robert Johnson Harold Kisner Jeannie Knotts Steve Nally 52 Roy Beckman Bradley Cooper Geraldine Davis Ronnie DeWitt Karen Evans John Geroski June Gordon Mary Green Cheryl Hahn Herbert Harvey Robert Holschneider Linda Humberson Richard Jordon Shirley Keiper Bradley Lewis Douglas Liller Clayton Markley Wanda Markley Sharon Marple Robert O'Brien Carolyn Peck Elmer Resh Eugene Roth Linda Sharpless Y David Sines Glen Steyer Nancy Strawser Buddy Tasker Clyde Welch Larry White Alvin O'Haver Phylliss Park Donnie Parsons John Paugh Linda Ringer Louise Rodeheaver Robert Rollman Roger Ruff Ronnie Skidmore Frank Sweitzer Tom Sweitzer Fred Tichinell George Tichinell Bruce Warsaw Floyd Wilson David Wolf Linda Zimmerman Jane Armstrong Louise Beeman Andy Wilt Pauline Wilt Andy Wolfe Margaret Bateman Rosalie Batton Douglas Bittinger Mary Bowman Alan Broadwater Kent Burrell Eugene Crosco Eugene Dixion John Fleming Alan Friend Barbara Friend David Friend Linda Friend Barbara Guthrie Dave Hinebaugh Fred Holtschneider 54 Conrad James George Motts Michael Morris James Patton Virginia Poling Henry Ream LaDonna Rhodes Richard Rodeheaver James Rohrbaugh Roger Savage Raymond Shaffer Mary Sisler Harry Sines Clarence Stark Ronald Tasker Roger Thomas Sharon Turney Glenn VanSickle Richard Baker Charles Bateman James Beckman Bonnie Bowman Michael Bowser Judy Deems Clifford Elliott Charles Fickes Roy Guthrie Rita Hardesty Robert Hauser Les McDaniels Rebecca Michael Arnold Miller Linda Rechart Kathy Ridder Linda Ridder Regina Sanders Karen Sears Sue Sharps Rebecca Sherwood Judy Simpson Jeff Sincell Harvey Speicher Paul Thomas Gladys Tipton Linda Weimer Judy Wolf Stephen York Carol Akins Eddie Alexander Jack Alvarez Rayetta Ashby Cathy Beckman Richard Beckman Patty Custer Mark Durst Bob Evans Dianne Fitzwater Edwin Friend eee eunrenens [ot nie nee, PN ACK Oe 57 Karen Adams Connie Baker Marvin Beckman Donna Beeghly John Crowe Aleta Dilly Karen Edgar Ann Feaster James Feaster Sherry Frantz Jenny Gosnell Lois Gramham Faye Green Bill Hawkins Janet Hauser Brian Holsopple Debbie Lawton Valetta Lee Sherry Lehmann Harriet Geroski Nancy Glodfelty Linda Jackson Kathy Jones Roy Liller Linda Murphy Milton Naylor Chuck Paul Milton Proudfoot Toni Repetsky Susan Ridder Paula Savage Christine Woods Susan Wolfe Stanley Wildesen Delbert Waybright Miriam Walters Rebecca Walters Mike Trickett Beverly Trenam 58 Linda Sakow Barbara Snyder Ron Sisler Randy Shaffer Diana Sebold Susie Schoonover Linda Schmit Valetta Ashby Judy Beckman Jerry Calhoun Pat Cogley Helen Collins Sharrol Deems Michael Dewitt Linda Friend Tommy Gank Carlton Glodfelty Larry Gnegy David Hauser Harry Hinebaugh Mary Ann Helbig Larry Holler Frank Kope Diana Lowermilk Carolyn Madigan John Maroney Cinda Mayle Vicki Meyers Ralph Miller Eva Perando Leaf Piper Ellen Rexrode Timothy Sauaman David Schlosnagle John Sell Harrison Stewart Lee Sweitzer David Taylor Shirley Terrant Ronald Thrasher Twila Warnick Thomas Wildesen George Wine Donald Arbogast Nancy Bowman Patrick Broll Bonnie Cullers Helen Davis Joe Evans Charles Everd Steven Fretwell Wayne Friend Diane Gank Chester Gaither David Glass Judy Harvey Donald Hinebaugh Billy Lee Richard Lewis Vicki Johnson Gary Long Albert Martin Darrell Martin John Martin Charles McCrobie Selma McCrobie James Nazelrod Judy Nice Roger Niner George Paugh Ralph Rodeheaver Sue Roth Milton Schenk Cynthia Sisler Mary Stork David Stewart 59 John Sweitzer Betty Tasker Linda Teter Charles Baker Ralph Bee Helen Bittinger Ray Callis William Cline Patricia Cummings Sherry Fickles Linda Frazee Clarence Friend Steve Friend William Harvey Gordon Maule Sheila Miller Richard Moon Wayne Nogel Michael Rhodes 60 Sharon Savage Larry Scholssnagle Robert Schrock Ronald Schrock Kenneth Shaffer Roger Shaffer Darla Sisler Donald Smith Mark Sweitzer Cecil Tasker Robert Tasket Kathryn Terrant Roger White Robert Crosco Leo Dawson Barbara Deem Richard DeWitt Robert Dignan Jeannette Dill Steven Ervin Bill Finch Roger Gank Ronald Gutherie David Hardesty Evelyn Hauser Nancy Hebb David Helms Michael Kelly 8th Grade Unphotographed: Rayetta Ashby, Wendell Gank, Craig Hershman, Gary Iden, Edna Nogel, Dorothy Sines, Mike Bigler 61 Terry Knotts Janice Malcomb Stanley Rhodes Earl Simpson Aronold Sisler David Sisler Martha Stemple Clara Sweitzer Don Tasker James Tusing CLASS OFFICERS Sharon Riley - Treas. Henry Trickett - Pres. Arlie Lilley - V. Pres. Karen Sanders - Sec. Southern .....a monstrous building with a maze of long halls and rooms woven together. This was our first impression as we entered Southern for the first time. As we walked through the doors of learning into the world of op- portunity, we suddenly realized just how insignificant we were as the masses of people nearly overwhelmed us. However, our eagerness to learn in this new environment and our desire to make our future a reality spurred us on. As we near the end of the year, again we have a feeling of anticipa- tion and anxiety, but now it is for the future and the five years ahead of us in which we will undergo a complete change. Itis with great hopes and aspirationsthat we lookintothefuture.... our future at Southern. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Stephen Reall Jane Gibson 62 David Bosley James Bowman David Butt Howard Butts Wayne Callis Dennis DeBerry Marquerite Earhart Mary Elliott Darlene Ellis Marilyn Englander Pamela Frantz Roger Fogelpole Harry Fox Jane Gibson Dorothy Glaze Bewey Grant Sharon Gower Janet Harman Randy Harvey Gary Kitzmiller James Laskey Randy Maphis Linda Phillippi Adrienne Pender Eddie Poling John Purbaugh Doug Railey Deborah Royle Carl Savage Karen Schiable Kathy Shirer Ruth Sisler Richard Skipper Roger Skipper Sherry Skipper Valerie Smouse Dwight Stover Sharon Teagarden John White Sue Adkins Linda Bell Robert Biser Eddie Browning Mike Callis Mark Cropp Sandra Crytzer Judy DeWitt Jan Edge 63 Alice Evans Mary Ann Filsinger Darlene Foster Donald Friend Richard Friend Terry Friend Gene Glodfelty Chilton Grose Tommy Hauser Richard Johnson Polly Kittle Bill Leighton Randall Lewis Arlie Lilley Joseph Mc Robie Jane O'Brien Kathy Pinion Sharon Riley Terry Robinson Karen Sanders Laura Seaman Samuel Shreve Gary Skipper James Seult Harland Tichnell Henry Trickett Don Tucker Cathy Unger David Zimmerman James Zimmerman Ronald Blamble Kathy Broadwater Ann Calhoun Roger Craver Kennith Cummings Patty Deem Virginia Elliott Robert Finch Norma Friend James Glotfelty Susan Helbig Susan Hinebaugh Ronald Kisner Nancy Kitzmiller Patty Kitzmiller Millie Laughry Brenda Lewis Mary McKee Shirley Moreland Kathy Meyers Joseph Peck Brenda Phillippi Michael Raleigh Mary Rhodes Sarah Rodeheaver David Rounds David Rubenstein Daniel Rumer Bonnie Shreve Kyle Sisler Glenn Skipper Jenny Sliger Linda Smith Mary Sweitzer Mignon Sweitzer Cathy Tennant Charles Thomas Robert Welch Janet Anderson Ronald Uronhalt Danny Baker Arthur Beckman Pamula Bowman Ruby Brennamen Douglas Callis Jerry Cline Junior Cogley Samuel Cosner Bobby Cummings Harriet DeWitt Randy Donham David Everett Rouald Friend Donald Glodfelty Lois Green Charles Gordon Wayne Jamison Ruth Harvey Mary Ellen Klacit Darrel Kitzmiller Larry Lewis George Martin Ray Marle Linda Mc Crosky Dennis Reams Hugh Savage Charles Severe Thelma Shahan Eddie Sines Eugene Smith Kristen Stahl Betty Tasker Gale Timmerman Lillie Unger Denver Welch Barbara Wilson Sheila Wotring Gary Bachtel Linda Baker Shirley Beckman Kathryn Blamble Thomas Compton Albert DeWitt Richard Dill Dennis Dodge Ronald Dragovich 66 Tom Elsey Richard Fazenbaker Patrick, Flanagan Jenny Friend Judy Friend Wanda Friend Darrell Friend Susan Gonder Oliver Guthrie Brenda Hardesty Larry Hershman Nancy Liller Gerald Lower Kela Martin Debbie Nair Sue O'Brien Stephen Pagenhardt Mary J. Pennington David Pysell Steven Reall Terry Savage Gail Shillingborg Helen Simms Mary Smith Priscilla Stahl Norman Sweitzer Danny Terrant Charles Tressler Thomas Vance Edith Baker George Beckman Thomas Beckman Michael Collins Charles Dean Roger DeWitt Michael Dillsworth Sherry Elliott Irene Friend Linda Friend Martha Gregory James Grubb Charles Hahn Charles Harsh Betty Keiper Larry Kelly Terry Kelly Ernest King Dean Martin David McCrobie Naomi McRobie Ricky Miller Terry Miller Elmer Moreland Betty Mosser Linda Mulliken David Pennington Farrell Rodeheaver David Shaffer Russal Sines Richard Smith Sandra Solomon Dale Steyer Nancy Tasker Randall Tusing Nancy Upole Bradley Werdebaugh Unphotographed: Debra DeWitt, Joe Sihes, Ruth Sisler 67 GEE! IDIDIT ! TELL ME ABOUT IT ! a IS IT REALLY FOR ME ? SPORTS Way Out in Front 4 pes U eh Yen 5 Se a oe Near Disaster Disaster! “doked j a20 ‘9 aus Hy 5 AG Hb rf C f oa cf Wow asta BH Harold Mosser, Co-Captain Coach Bolding Quarterback Charles Dintaman Halfback Jim Hinebaugh End Richard Perrine Von Johnson Tackle End Tom Powers, Co-Captain Jon Thayer Tackle Halfback Jim Stewart Fullback Rick Mattingly Guard Chester Sines Jim Gibson Guard Halfback FIRST ROW: Terry Helbig, Buddy Tasker, Roy Vicus, Stem. JR. HIGH SCHEDULE Southern Southern Southern Southern 0 18 13 13 Northern Petersburg Northern Petersburg Frank Sweitzer, David Hinebaugh, Danny Cline, Phil Hine- baugh, Paul Thomas SECOND ROW: Jack Alvarez, John White, Doc Kitzmiller, Rick Miller, Roger Craver, Buc Martin, Ronald Kisner, Ronald Harvey, Bill Cline, Richard Skipper, Asst. Coach Bill Martin THIRD ROW: Randy Shaffer, Jerry Fike, Harold Kisner, Craig Hershmen, Tom Dettmer, Sonny Martin, Richard Jordan, Mike Morris, Andy Wilt, Dave Hinebaugh, Dave Friend, Andy Lantz, Billy Hawkins. Unphotographed: Coach Watson and Greg 74 ee } Stem punts against Northern Coach Watson and his team Jill Jones “ VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 75 ‘IZ ‘UoUUeD ArIar ‘TaAOUODNYIS [IVD YOVOD ‘TaAOUOOYIS [IVD ‘Kajoq uyor ‘ySneqeuty Snoq ‘uosTIeD TItd “ISIN GaeMe}g perg :¢ MOU ‘ZaAeYyL UOLr qqermey yeq “Woeyotrp Arey ‘survay qod ‘IaSsOWN PIOI®H :Z MOU ‘puetsgq preyoty ‘sory Ave ‘yonjg qog ‘uowed Apuy ‘19z}1IaMg qod : T MOU 76 77 FIRST ROW: Mike Friend, Paul Frantz, Larry Iden, Charlie Teets, Bob Martin, Mike Flanagan. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Harold Kisner, Keith Cannon, Vic Dilgard, Ed Livengood, John Sanders, Bill Mattingly. THIRD ROW: Coach Tom Khun, Jerry Shillingburg, George Evans, Clifford Everett, Carl Schoonover. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Rita O'Brien Stanya Snyder Ann Gibson! —-M —-PWOHoIMAND DW Jr. High Basketball f a 1 Prep 7 be ‘ VeghtHEp hig, BOGE a i , ‘44 )1 M5 4 F “Bp wtHE,! | ROW 1, Gary Iden, Harvey Speicher, Tom Dettmer, Tom Rhine, Jerry Fike, Darrell Dewitt, Glenn Schoon- over. ROW 2, Mac Harvey, Danny Parsons, Roger Ruff, Andy Lantz, Robert Sharps, Bill Martin, Coach Wayne Johnson, Mgrs, Stanley Martin, Frank Sweitzer. Cheerleaders Regina Sanders, Karen Sears, Jenny Cosnell, Rayetta Ashby, Judy Harvey. 7th Grade Basketball ROW 1, Jim Glotfelty, Pat Flanagan, Henry Trickett, Dave Butt. ROW 2, Bob Evans, Bob Welch, Larry Schlossnagle, Kyle Sisler, Terry Robinson, Dave Bosly. ROW 3, Terry Miller, Eddie Poling, Bob Finch, Mike Trickett, Joe Peck, Coach E. Samuel Peters. rIr@M-—-TZ —-eo-pPwHaAM@AXxNnNSyS Ww Coaching Staff L. to R. - Dick Travis Carl Schoonover Tom Kuhn Wayne Johnson William Watson E. Samuel Peters Unphotographed - Leroy Bolding Disgusting, isn't it? What are you doing in here? You forgot what ? Well, what's your excuse for being late? Don't look now, but... 80 ACTIVITIES STUDENT THE OFFICERS ROW 1 - M. Terlizzi, - Assistant Treas. J. Bergstrom - Treasurer K. Campbell - Secretary ROW 2 - S. Stanton - Vice President H. Mosser - President THE ADVISOR Miss Ann Dilgard Kathy Campbellisin charge of sending get- well cards and sympathy cards to al students. The Student Council meets every morning before school. 82 5 COUNCIL Lente en tee NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK Harold makes announcements to students every morning. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Advisor - Miss Dilgard, H. Mosser, S. Stanton, K. Campbell, J. Bergstrom, M. Terlizzi, J. Jones. ROW 2: S. Hoffman, R. Sanders, J. Ramsey, J. Gibson, M. Alvarez, C. Lewis, S. Reall. ROW 3: A. Gibson, C. Lawton, C. Teets, B. McIntyre, R. Sharps, J. Sanders. 83 The Heart Fund drive after two weeks of collection had a total col- lection of $682.55. The high home- room of the campaign was 9A with $94.78. Adding to the enjoyment of the drive was the Faculty-Varsity Club basketball game on February 28th. All together now... Help! I can't see! Cheerleaders? Yeah, Yeah, Yeah JUNIOR HIGH, Ne Avie — Aus hy fostHe, SV if ial Pio ; t Junior High PVC Runner-Up Team for 1964 FIRST ROW, 1. to r.; Tom Dettmer, Harvey Speicher, Jerry Fike, Bill Martin. SECOND ROW, Tom Ryan, Stanley DeWitt, Don Parsons, Rob Sharps, Glen Schoonover, Andy Lantz, Bob McCaw, Roger Ruff, Stanley Martin, manager; Mr. Wayne Johnson, coach. RUNNER-UP PVC INTRAMURAL CHAMPS 12B - FIRST ROW, 1. to r.; Charles Dintaman, John Fitz- water, Richard Perrine, James Hinebaugh, Robert Earhart. SECOND ROW, Stanley Waybright, Jerry McClung, Tom Powers, Dave Close, Gary Cooper, Pat Garrett, coach. Unphotographed - Gary Pelton and Jim Gibson. 8B - FIRSTROW, 1. tor.; Miriam Walters, Linda Jackson. SECOND ROW, Susan Wolf, Linda Sukow, Dianne Sebold, Barbara Snyder, Kathy James. Nancy Glotfelty, Rebecca Walters, marm DOrazwn 10B - FIRST ROW, 1. to r.; Judy Sines, Linda Shank, Betty Hollar, Linda Tichnell. SECOND ROW, Carol Upole, Shirley Martin, Gloria Pennington, Sandy Whitacre. J U N I O R H I G H 9A - FIRST ROW, 1. to r.; Tom Ryan, water boy; Mike Steeves, Dave Adkins, Steve Perrine, Ray Burton. SECOND ROW, Bob Crone, Roger Thomas, Morris Brent, Butch 85 Flinn, Harley Sanders, Tom Hoffman, Tom Jones, Stuart Hamill. L. to R., FIRST ROW: Ed Stalzenbach, Harold Mosser. SECOND ROW: Jim Hinebaugh, Tom Powers, Jon Thayer, Charlie Davis, Doug Hinebaugh, Bob Stuck, Jay Rice, Pat Garrett, Gary Tichnell, Jack Rowan, Bob Sweitzer, Gary Trickett, Bill Carlson, Jim Stewart, Rick Mattingly, Von Johnson, Terry Imboff, Richard Perrine, Charles Dintaman, Brad Stewart. VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club yell - ''Buy a program! Members are rewarded for a season of hard work. 86 L. toR. FIRST ROW: Sandy Kight, Edna Tasker, Sheila Tasker, Sharon Madigan, Vicki Kelly, Mamie Poling, Fannie Hinebaugh. SECOND ROW: Joyce Bergstrom, Lynne Malone, Rosanne Evans, Barbara Meyers, Joanne Powers, Stanya Snyder, Cathy Unger, Elaine Laskey. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Martin, Margie Swartzentruber, Judy Shaffer, Pat Martin, Sally Hoffman, Vicki Tevalt, Jill Jones, Pat Castilow, Barbara Poling, Anne Gibson, Dianne Morrow, Carol Upole, Suzanne Faulkner, Sue Terrant, Anne Friend, Sandy Harvey, Rita O'Brien. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Wolfe, Barbara Michaels, Mrs. Kerins (Advisor), Cora Unger, Joanny Jones, Linda Nally, Sandy Sacher, Ruth Biser, Connie Crowe. FIFTH ROW: Gloria Pennington, Linda Tichinell, Linda Shank, Rosemary Moyers, Joy Glotfelty, Susan Tennant, Cathy Miller, Linda Ritchie. G.A.A. 87 ; po YOU Tye waNT TO BERN bf Z BRUCE? A W Sandi Kight — om Powers ¢ Football Lerds and Slaves! Pre-game Spirit This is float making? Coach is still in command. ; or pe me The climax of.a great week. lesen oa ' L-R FIRST ROW: Paul Mellott, Carroll Thom- as, Dave Bell, Dough Sweitzer, Buddy Thrash- er, Glenn Kope, Tom Stiles, Rick Mattingly, Mr. Crone, THIRD ROW: Eugene Roth, Bill Evans, Jim Beeman, Dale Layton, Robert Snyder. “AUDIO VISUAL” 90 LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW: Jack Thomas, Ted Wakefield, John Kinser, Garry Boggs, Jim Schlossnagle: SECOND ROW: Fred Helbig, John Kerins, Roy Dixon, Victor Evans, Rich- ard Kimble, Pete Craver. | FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The F.N.A. has active correspondence with girls in training. Every Friday and 2nd Wednesday two F.N.A. Girls go to the hospital to take an active part in the Health Clinic. FIRST ROW: N. Henline, B. Maroney, R. Dunbar, S. Flinn, S. Crosco, C. Savage. SECOND ROW: S. Kight, L. Speicher, L. Malone, Treas.-L. Shaffer, Sec.-K. Campbell, Vice Pres.-B. Micheal, Pres.-C. Stanya, S. Wolfe, N. Cummings, S. King, D. Crone, D. Morrow. THIRD ROW: B. Sines, N. Glotfelty,G. Pennington, D. Nethkan, Advisor- Mrs. Price, E. Martin, S. Bernard, B. Ridder, M. Wildesen, L. Wiles, V. Smith, D. Wilson, N. Callis, S. Moreland. LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW: G. Pratt, S. King, S. Reams, M. Clary, L. Beckman, J. Sliger, SECOND ROW: E. Ridder, N. Glotfelty, S. Rumer, R. Tasker, B. Cogley, S. Sweitzer, P. Otto, P. Beckman, C. Filsinger, C. Hinebaugh, J. Shaffer, S. Matting- ly, J. Duckworth, C. Roberts, E. Tasker, THIRD ROW: H. Lewis, J. Shank, C. Teets, R. Cropp, G. Suckow, Mrs. Bittle, Librarian, Miss DeBerry, Assistant Librarian, J. Jones, E. Harvey, D. Paugh, B. Liller, J. Stottlemeyer, K. Evans, F. Hinevaugh, M. Sines. : OFFICE STAFF G. Pratt, S. Reams, L. Speicher, S. Kight, P. Otto, L. Schlossnagle, D. Kern, S. Tennant, L. Sisler, E. Harvey, J. Ramsey, Secretary-Nancy Sanders. ay 92 “PET SAYINGS” That's your problem All right'’ would you like to leave the room? Quit rattling that paper How ‘bout that Ya know gang? It doesn't make one ioata of difference’’ THE ACORN FIRST ROW: Vicki Blum, Barbara Smith, Dawn Skipper, Richard Perrine, Carol Filsinger, Jim Hinebaugh, Nancy Wolfe, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wolfe, Advisor; Sylvia Smith, Gale Sorge, Hugh Walthall, Jim Shank, Doug Sweitzer, Ed Frantz, Nancy Rodeheaver. INTERNATIONAL The Acorn Member, Columbia Scholastic Press Assn., Southern Inter- scholastic Press Assn., Maryland Scholastic Press Assn., Quill and Scroll. Printed by the Sincell Publishing Co., Inc., Oakland, Maryland. Sa AVE FE Co-EGitOrsiene etree ie eee nee Carol Filsinger and Dawn Skipper Managing Editorgee eee cae eee eee Richard Perrine NGWS: «HCitorgerts cree ee cmt: cotta ee eee Vicki Blum SOCiely SN CILOn gaara err ee ar tnt ay eee eae Barbara Smith Sports| HCitoree wore eee eee ne ae eee Jim Hinebaugh ASSISTANTS ODOLLS = CICO Ran rare eee ee eee Hugh Walthall Business + Managerteut cerita ee ee ee Nancy Wolfe Reportersane es cee Renee Ed Frantz, Nancy Rodeheaver, Jim Shank, Sylvia Smith, Gale Sorge, and Doug Sweitzer Mrs. Wolfe - advisor 94 FIRST ROW, 1. tor.; Mrs. Wolfe, advisor; Richard Perrine, Carol Filsinger, Dawn Skipper, Jim Hinebaugh. SECOND ROW: Barbara Smith, Vicki Blum, Joyce Bergstrom, Vicki Tevalt, Marjorie Swartzentruber, Donna Shaffer. THIRD ROW: Jon Thayer, Tom Powers, Charles Dintaman, Dave Close. Taping a radio program. Meeting a deadline. 95 For this student, band begins the day. Some find tha music at least starts the day with a song. mer Homeroom brings the day's announcements and a chance to wake up before the work really begins. Third period is general business and more study. Abo this time every student dreams of 3:15 P.M. Now the work really begins -- Second period is science. Mr. Miller brings the mysteries of life to the wondering mind. 96 Lo YOUR Future ourth period is on the other side of the line; half the wisover. Concentrationonhistory is a little hard to stain. The puzzled expressions do not mean that this is a foreign language class, although to some it may as well be. It's English! A break at last -- lunch. This is a time to relax from classes and study. Last period is typing. Everyone works hard until the bell that ends a student's day. 97 The two extremes? An A in Journalism GO-MAN-GO ! We could have danced all night! JR. CLASS ACTIVITIES I Mr. Flinn teaches Drivers Education to 11th grade students. He teaches on-the-road driving as well as classroom instruction, This is a required subject to all 11th grade students. 14 | e QZ-wAmmaAaAwNn ZONA FIRST ROW: L. to R. Rita Shafer Nancy Kitzmiller Sandy Reall Linda Ritchie Linda Ousler a eT tS SECOND ROW: L. to R. Rick Hauser Linda Shaffer Sonya Furr Joanny Jones Sandy Harvey Mr. Bennett, Advisor Invitations Committee TGetoO te Linda Bray Shirley Lowdermilk Linda Ousler - Chairman Jean Ridder Charles Teets Finance Committee FIRST ROW: L. toR. Linda Fulk Rita Bernard Brenda Fulk Rita Shafer - Chairman Sue Repetsky SECOND ROW: L. toR. Sandy Reall Nancy Kitzmiller Ron McDaniel Smokey Stanton Keith Cannon Invitations Committee Wes AG) URE Sandy Harvey, Chairman Maria Tipton Sandy Sacher Rita O'Brien Refreshment Committee lbs qwey las, Connie Crowe Joannie Jones, Chairman Sharon Martin Elaine Ridder Decoration Committee 1 WS Gop Sie Sonya Furr, Chairman Kathy Campbell Cathy Lewis Sue Glotfelty Carol Groves SECOND ROW: L. to R. Sharon Geroski Terry Palmer Jack Hauser Sharon Custer Eddie Rathburn Favors Committee L. to R. Ruth Biser Barbara Michaels Debbie Kern Linda Ritchie, Chairman TRANSMISSION oa _@ SIXBASIC MACHINES... 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Iden, R. Lewis, D. Liller, C. Friend, L. Glotfelty Officers Reporter-Harold Gnegy, Vice Pres.-Dale PROJ ECTS Wagner, Pres.-Jay Wildeson Neo RING WHITEY INITIATION The candidates for initiation enter the room single file and are conducted t o the President's Station. They are stopped on their way at four points by members re- presenting the obstacles: Ignorance, Waste, Indolence, and Isolation. When the candidates go back through these stations Ignorance is replaced by Wisdom, Waste by Thrift, Indolence by Labor, and Isolation by Cooperation. Arriving again at the President's station, they are welcomed as Green Hands, the first stage in being a member of the F.F.A. I believe inthe future of farming, with a faith born not of words but of deeds I believe that to live and work ona good farm is pleasant as well as challenging I believe in leadership from ourselves and respect from others. I believe in less dependence on begging and more power in bargaining. I believe that rural America can and will hold true to the best traditions in our national life ... The Owl is the symbol of wisdom and knowledge. The plow is the symbol of labor and tillage of the soil. The rising sun is emblematic of progress and the new day that will dawn when all farmers are trained and have learned to cooperate. The cross section of an ear of corn represents common agricultural interests since corn is native to America and grown in every State. The eagle is indicative of the national scope of the organization. oa Smile! You're on Southern's Camera. Do you remember the Senior Class Play? What do you think my room is? Devil's Island! Act IRRESPONSIBLE! Let me Go! STRAIGHT A’s HONORED STUDENTS J. Ramsey J. Simpson R. Keefe C. Lawton S. Buchanan . FIRST ROW: . C. Filsinger S. DeBerry R. Dunbar J. Jones N. Cummings SECOND ROW: E. Harvey J. Martin E. Fike A. Miller S. Miller D. Skipper SENIOR HONOR ROLL FIRST ROW: M. Clary J. Ramsey L. Malone M. Alvarez M. Terlizzi SECOND ROW: D. Schroyer C. DeBerry S. Buchanan S. Hoffman J. Jones SENIOR ATTENDANCE FIRST ROW: Waybright . Skipper . Cummings - Malone . Feather aArzZzon SECOND ROW: N. Henline R. Perrine G. Deems C. Coddington FIRST ROW, L-R: M. Walters, J. Gosnell, K. Sears, K. Ridder, L. Edge, B. Hull. SECOND ROW: K. Towne, H. Sanders, S. Frantz, C. Baker, L. Ridder, J. Hauser, K. Martin. THIRD ROW: B. Forman, F. Greene, D. Thomas, S. Gibson, L. Ringer, L. Sukow, R. Sanders, P. Friend, L. Friend, P. Park. FIRST ROW: L-R: S. Wilderson, R. Rollman, T. Schlossnagle, J. Sell. SECOND ROW: D. Parsons, N. Wilt, L. McDaniel, H. Stewart, S. Perrine, F. Tichnell, T. Hoffman. THIRD ROW: B. Skipper, G. Wine, T. Sausman, D. DeWitt, R. Keefe, D. Friend, D. Middleborrow, E. O'Brien, H. Kisner. 108 FIRST ROW, L-R: D. Beaghly, K. Adams, S. Schoonover, L. Dragovich, T. Beckman, D. Lowdermilk, J. Knotts, C. Smith, P. Shuttleworth, SECOND ROW: S. Lehman, C. Maile, B. Snyder, B. Michaels, L. Reckart, M. Mussard, S, Madigan, R. Sweitzer, L. Crytzer, N. Paugh, R. Walters. THIRD ROW: M. Evans, M. Helbig, G. Tipton, S. Dawson, N. Groves, A. Dilley, K. Jones, J. Garrett, S. Tasker, B. Severe, E. Perando. Right - Instructor, Miss Barbara Colabrese Above - Choral Christmas Program 109 Sentor OLorus FIRST ROW-L-R: P. Martin, C. Hauser, N. Henline, S. DeBerry, S. Kight, V. Tevalt, J. Bergstrom, C. Lambert, Instru ctor; SECOND ROW-M. Swartzentruber, J. Martin, S. Hoffman, A. Miller, S. Buchanan, E. Tasker; THIRD ROW-G. Turney, B. Johnson, J. Gibson, D. Schroyer, C. Feather, J. Fitzwater; FOURTH ROW-G. Deems, N..Hen- line, C. O'Haver, H. Lewis, J. McClung, H. Mosser, J. Stewart 110 Jb UNLOL'S FIRST ROW, L-R: C. Lambert, Instructor, D. Frazee, S. Custer, C. Groves, B. Hull, A. Deaver, C. Barkman, B. Fulk, R. Bernard, L. Fulk, R. Biser, L. Martin; SECOND ROW: S. Repetsky, S. Sacher,S. Lowdermilk, R. O'Brien, J. Kildow, N. Buchanan, L. Shaffer, M. Tipton, C. Umstot, S. Glotfelty,S. Harvey, J. Naylor, D. Sutton; THIRD ROW: G. Wilderson, T. Palmer, R. McDaniels, H. Wilderson, A. Douglas, D. Sisler, R. Hauser, G. Evans. Sophomores aa FIRST ROW, L-R: A. Friend, S. Martin, D. Morrow, J. Sines, S. Terrant, J. Powers, C. Upole, L. Bittner, S. Sny- der, S. Crosco, L. Fike, D. Crone, D. Nethkin, L. Tichnell, G. Pennington; SECOND ROW: C. Lambert, Instructor; A. Gibson, D. Gentry, C. Unger, S. Whitacre, E. Laskey, C. Roberts, F. Strawser, H. Repetsky, B. Ridder, P. Glot- felty, S. Faulkner, M. Sell, S. Frazee, B. Delsignore; FOURTH ROW: T. Schlossnagle, C. Sines, R. DeBerry, J. Michaels, M. Hoye, D. Lewis, D. Werd ebaugh, B. Mattingly, B. Martin, B. Stewart, V. Dilgard. 111 FIRST ROW: L-R: S. Travis, J. Glotfelty, S. Ashby, R. Delsignore, C. Crowe, L. Ritchie, V. Smith, L. Oursler, N. Callis. BACK ROW: L. Speicher, M. Terlizzi. JUNIOR MAJORETTES OUR DIRECTOR FRONT ROW, L-R: L. Martin. BACK ROW: J. Delsignore, S. Mr. Glen ae ae Sharps, C. Dixon. ‘asaam Avturig ‘1adatmg Arszap ‘aAorn yonyD ‘1aAouooysg TIVO Qysty your ‘ayTOM ANyjry ‘UO}Teg AIVH-MOU HLUNOA ‘USsneqryoy yorq ‘AoujzreQow Apuvy ‘yusyog ArreT ‘“asotD aaeq ‘ddora yory ‘uosqrn wip ‘1assoy prorey ‘ssutuusy TIq ‘ueMoy yorr ‘TTauyory, Arey ‘uoSUTppoD uUTATeD ‘suOUIUITS TIOMON ‘AOATeH AI} Sang UYyor ‘UOSTITY YOING-MOU GUIHL 10}eMZ}1q YURI ‘poosusary sippy ‘ssotdareyg uljaieyy ‘siqTea uuATT ‘ueuryoeg yg ‘3UTy UOTeYg ‘UUTTY UOTeYS ‘ATTEN vpuTT ‘aaAoW Arewasoy ‘UIay sIqqeq ‘JINy j1eqQoy ‘gsaepueg uyor ‘uepy Arrey ‘IaTTUN STAND ‘1OJONAWSUT-UOSI9}eq “IIN-MOU ANOOS ‘peeH-seyotedg epulT ‘amorg atuUoD “YIUIg THOTA “BTYOITY vpur'y ‘raTsnO epury ‘step AoueN-LHOIU- ‘few ‘Aoarey pareyory ‘say vreqieg ‘sueagq suuevsoy ‘UsSepTIM Joresieyy ‘ouoTeyy uUAT ‘tastg yyny ‘stmaT AT19Aeg ‘pavusag AetTatyg ‘UOSTIM GUUPIG ‘SUTY UeSNg ‘ueuryoeg Apueg ‘Sutajof4, Apueg ‘aeTToH Ayjeg ‘19}eMzZ]IY UYOLR ‘sUTIOYy 33915 ‘peay-09 IZZITAay, BYR, ‘STABI], BTIOYS ‘AyanorTyn Aoe ‘Aqusy Aqjeusg ‘axroustsjTeq esoy -LAWAT ‘soynesolep, ‘ATapoTD Aouen “JUuouUaT, ueSNS -STAITD s9UuUeg GNV4@ HOIH YOINSS mitt cot NN Rc EN NT OE I a ‘rajyeyg Auuoy ‘ute, TItg ‘AeTog Aarrey ‘sewoyy tneg ‘sdieys qog ‘uuITY yong ‘aouey Apuy ‘zajyyeyg Apuey ‘uosuyor qog ‘a0eN qog ‘sazapueg AoArey ‘aTYOISUeA UUeTD ‘MOY HLA ‘reTItT Aoy ‘asTom plaeg ‘sewoyy 1as0y ‘uojing Aey ‘TTIwWUIEeH Jem ‘UBAY WOL ‘YOTAM TIIg ‘AeAITeY yUeIA ‘IeTIOH Airey ‘rasney praeq ‘uosseyed “IN “MOU HLYNOd ‘UeseptiM AurwoOy ‘puetig ulMpy ‘yeyoTAL uefa ‘ATEHOTH uo]TIVD ‘IaEMOL TIIg ‘tedtq Jeary ‘auuooyoS uuETH ‘StqrayH Artal, ‘1auUyIq WoO] ‘au0Ig qog ‘AeTIY IeS30y ‘saAcig OMA “Ysneqryoy TIl_ ‘surymey Tt ‘“etddosjoy usetag “MOU CUIHL ‘Stired Avy ‘AsuyreDow uyor ‘aroustgjTeq uowseD ‘Aqusy eeTeA ‘IOWIM epury ‘uvey AyjyeD ‘uojMET TOIeD ‘UOIMET VIQqeq ‘UOSyOeL BpUTT ‘YSneqoUTY sI[TseT ‘aAorn Jeyuuer ‘ploury eryydD ‘1eTSIg ext ‘reyoetdg AoAreH ‘amMoud uUYyoOr ‘MOH GNOOS ‘ureyerny astno7y ‘asfom Apne ‘9. 1IOUSISTO JOULL ‘poomMAeYsS BIDEeqey ‘aJTOM eng ‘UTE, BStTnNOT ‘uosdurtg Apne ‘TysoIay JOIIIVY ‘Iespy usiey ‘asoom eueIq “STOYSIW JoIsI1ey ‘UoxIg etuUOD ‘Aqusy e}eAey ‘apply UESNg ‘193SsND Ae ‘UeUTyDEg AYOIY “MOU LSULA U-T GNVd HOIH AOINNE 4 11 A Ae CL etl lade telebabetiel ely Mitateied! ? | bie Ca oie: 3 wilt hatte sere CONGRATULATIONS 1964 SOUTHERN GRADUATES NAL BAN nt SERED ees The Garrett National Bank in Oakland “The Bank With An Eye to Your Future” Serving All of the Area Banking Needs OAKLAND, MD. — ACCIDENT, MD. — BLOOMINGTON, MD. PAID No Charge Checking Accounts PAID SAVINGS Business and Personal Loans SAVINGS GONDER INSURANCE Compliments to the AGENCY Class of '64 NUWAY LAUNDRY 1 Hour Service Say it with Fl owers The H. WEBER SONS Bernard I. Gonder Florists Telegraph Delivery Service Phone 334-2147 Serving Garrett County Since Oakland Fairmont 1923 135 DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT OAKLAND AIR BRAKES 1 Mile North Mt. Lake Park Soft Ice Cream - Sundaes Milk Shakes South on Rt. 219 Chicken - Shrimp Oakland, Md. In Basket Sandwiches - Soft Drinks D RINK w Compliments of (4 O1 OE22 Ee Kas ee SMOUSE’S INC. in bottles Compliments of OAKLAND COCA-COLA Second Street BOTTLING WORKS, INC. Oakland, Maryland Oakland, Maryland 219 DRIVE Proprietor Mr. Mrs. Harvey Speicher Compliments of CARDORO'S RESTAURANT Chili, Spaghetti PRITTS FUNERAL HOME Sandwich, Soup Kitzmiller, Md. Kitzmiller, Md. Phone 453-3111 Phone 453-3121 GRANGE SUPPLY CENTER CHURCH LUMBER CO. Purina Feeds Farm Supplies Phone 334-9226 Mt. Lake Park, Md. Mt. Lake Park, Md. JOSTEN’S Daniel J. Gainey, President FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS DIPLOMAS AWARDS Mike Posey Main6 Phone 2661 Burnsville, W. Va. Compliments of HAMILTON FARMS Wayne B. Hamilton W. Brooks Hamilton, Jr. Oakland, Maryland MARYLAND MOTEL Sportswear Play Shoes Dry Goods Housewares You Get DOUBLE Value When You Shop nnn ' Everything for the Home . Flogr Covering . Furniture . Paints DE 4-2150 Oakland, Md. . G. E. Appliances . Housewares pod . Gifts A. D. NAYLOR CO. . Hardware Appliances DE 4-3923 . Plumbing Heating Oakland, Md. . Electrical Work . Bottled Gas . Paints . Farm Supplies Two Fine Mountaintop Stores to Serve Your Every Need For Home or Farm. HINEBAUGH’S Goris RESTAURANT LEIGHTON-DURST — | l FUNERAL HOME toe me Ne . 2 a, i Established in 1898 The oldest restaurant in Western Maryland Oakland, Maryland SHAFFER FORD SALES = The one fine car in its field Cars - Trucks - Tractors - Farm Equip. Phone 334-3941 Oakland, Maryland Congratulation Class of 1964 BOWMAN’S ESSO SERVICENTER Deep Creek Lake McHenry, Md. Phon e 334-4640 Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Watches D. E. HELBIG JEWELERS Repairing - Engraving Dial DE 4-2610 Oakland, Md. LAKE BREEZ MOTEL Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Gus Heise Compliments of LOCH LYNN RESTAURANT Home - Cooking Loch Lynn, Maryland J. Edward Tasker - Owner Auto - Fire - Life - Liability - Hospitalization KIGHT’S INSURANCE SERVICE Office Phone 4-3252 Thomas D. Kight Res. 4-2195 Insurance Agent Oakland, Maryland HARVEY’S SERVICE STATION Keystone Gasoline Deer Park, Maryland We give S H Green Stamps Lb5 405 5145) 001) 44) ANY DAY TREATY jp Ul hy Weniuuieray | | OmATIC ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER Only electricity cangive you the cleanliness and efficiency so neces- sary for the maintenance of a modern attractive home--your future home. WEST MARYLAND POWER COMPANY wi myyals Imperial - Chrysler - Plymouth Cars Valiant - GMC Trucks Dial DE 4-2137 Oakland, Maryland OAKLAND PHARMACY Serving Doctor and Patient Since 1893 Harnerd Proudfoot Phone 334-3913 Compliments of GARRETT TRUCK IMPLEMENT CO Your Dealer Sales - Service Oakland, Md. DE 4-2104 Family Shoe Store BOB SMART AND FASHION CRAFT Shoes for Mother Dad and the Children Alder Street Oakland, Maryland KINGWOOD BAKING CO. Phone Kingwood 100 or Willard Dunbar DE 4-2306 ALL KINDS OF PASTRIES We specialize in Birthday and Wedding Cakes, Banquet cakes, and Party cakes for children, 24 - Hour Delivery BACKBONE MT. SERVICE STATION AND LITTLE SUPER MARKET Route 50 Gormania, W. Va. 2 Miles East of Red House SINGER SEWING MACHINES Typewriters and Vacuum Cleaners Alder Street Oakland, Maryland For all your sewing needs Zippers, bias tape, rickrack, scissors, thread, lace. Compliments of MINNICH FUNERAL HOME Oakland, Md. Compliments of FRANK H. ARNOLD Excavating Oakland, Maryland Phone 334-4823 Compliments of OAKLAND STATIONERY Stationery and Book Store 33 Alder Street Oakland, Maryland Compliments of HUB’S HARNESS SHOP SHOE REPAIR DE 4-2175 Oakland, Md. Compliments of MT. LAKE PARK RESTAURANT AND GREGORY'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE Phone DE 4-4192 MARVIN'S MENS WEAR 123 Second Street Oakland, Md. Clothes for Men and Boys Quality is the Buy Word =. ACKBONE MT. WEBB ROTH’S EQUIPMENT CO. 2 Miles W. Red House on Route 50 Route 2 Webster Roth Oakland, Maryland a i Ph. 334-2114 2 miles east of Red House Compliments of LOCH LYNN FITZWATER FURNITURE eras OANKIE Gas - Oil - Groceries Tires Auto Accessories Phone DE 4-2612 Open 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. ENGLANDER’S Drugs with a reputation Reliable Prescriptions THE CRAFTSMEN WHO CREATED YOUR FINE CLASS RING AND YOUR FRIENDS Cc. iter na rari SR. Sistersville, West Virginia AT YOUR BALFOUR REPRESENTATIVE BALFOUR SEND THEIR BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS LY, if Comply ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINGS AND PINS + CLUB INSIGNIA + MEDALS TROPHIES + PLAQUES + DIPLOMAS «+ INVITATIONS P. G. ARNOLD’S SELF-SERVICE Deer Park, Maryland DE-4-9832 YOUTHLAND Infants to Teens Oakland, Maryland Compliments of J. W. JACKSON Oakland's own 5 and 10 Oakland, Maryland HUMBERSON LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturer and Dealer in Appalachian Hardwoods 402 N. Third Street Oakland, Maryland Phone 4- 2621 POINT VIEW INN _ Compliments of SANDERS AND HERSHMAN Oldsmobile, Rambler Massey Ferguson Tractors Phone DE 4-3947 Oakland, Maryland All kinds of Sundaes Milk Drinks PAUL W. DeWITT WENZEE Star Route Oakland, Md. Phone 334-4827 Auto - Life - Fire Dairy Land Soft Freeze C. D. Wenzel, Prop. Your State Farm Insurance Agent 130 Third St. Oakland, Md. GONDER’S CUT RATE C. P. MARTIN SON AND SODA FOUNTAIN Lunches Patent Medicines Supplying quality merchandise and School Supplies, Cosmetics rendering dependable service to the com- Whitman's Candy munity for over a third of a century. DE 4-9807 Opposite - First National Bank Marcas eh SOUTHERN STATES _ OAKLAND COOPERATIVE, INC. Phone DE 4-3121 Oakland, Maryland PATTON'S MARKET THAYER’S BARN DE 4-4773 Loch Lynn, Maryland We Give Friendly Service and Family Stamps Oakland, Md. RALPH PRITTS SONS DART - DODGE - CUSTOM 880 MOBILE HOMES - TRAVEL TRAILERS AT TWO LOCATIONS Liberty Street 334-2101 New Cars and Trucks Parts and Service Route 219 North 334-3951 Used Cars and Trucks Mobile Homes Travel Trailers Compliments of SILVER KNOB SAND AND BLOCK CO. Oakland, Maryland McCULLOCH Leadership through CG: creative Engineering P ER C.. OWERS GARAGE Sales and Service CHAIN SAWS DE 4-2254 Mt. Lake Park, Md. Compliments of GREGG’S PHARMACY FRED E. BEACHY LUMBER CO. Oakland, Md. - Terra Alta, W. Va. DEerfield 4-3258 Your Health Is Our Business RUDY’ SEs OAKLAND, MB. = FOOD STORES KELLY’S APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE STORE Thomas K. Vance, owner Motorola and Admiral TV and Appliances New and Used Furniture Dial DE 4-3926 Res. DE 4-4116 Mountain Lake Park, Maryland WILL ’O THE WISP’S WALT’S GENERAL STORE Four Seasons Dining Room 334-3903 Oakland, Maryland Groceries Gas Oil BF ge Sa ee . Novelties Hardware Phone DE 4-2025 McHenry, Md. 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