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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

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Cathy Lewis-Staff Assistant; Sue Glotfelty-Co-Editor of Advertising; Carla Savage-Business Manager; Sharon Moreland-Co-copy Editor; Elma Martin-Copy Editor; Carole Uphole-Staff Assistant; Shirley Lowdermilk-Sales and Distribution; Jean Ridder-Advertising Editor. STANDING: ADVISOR: Mr. Trickett We Are Proud To Present .. . ADMINSTRATIONYY and BOUL Y ee BOARD OF ees sete Above: Left to Right: Mr. Clinton W. Englander, Associate Member; Mrs. Elsie Brady, Vice-President; Mr. George D. Edwards, President and Mr. Willard L. Hawkins, Superintendent of Schools. Below: Left to Right: Mrs. Lucille Ludvigsen, Secretary to Superintendent of Schools; Mrs. Mary Grace Umstot, Assistant Financial Secretary and Mrs. Margaret McComas, Financial Secretary. ern af se i i airs EDUCATION Below - Mr. Albert R. Ringer, Supervisor of Junior- Ted ; | Senior High Schools. Left- Mr. Robert R. Martin, Supervisor of Trans- portation Left- Mrs. Lela Paugh, Sec. to Super- visors isha ee ‘ 8 M.F. Above- Mr. A. B. Dean, Supervisor of Pupil Personnel Mr. Johns | While each succeeding generation since recorded history has been beset with many prob- lems, none have been faced with the problems of technology as you are facing now. Technolog- ical innovations and discoveries have created new industries and products and have profoundly ltered our nations economy. We have changed from a society which in 1900 was predominately rural to what is now overwhelmingly urban. When you consider that some 90 per cent of the research scientists who have ever lived are still alive today, and that about half the research and development money spent in the history of the United States has been spent in the last eight — years, you can be sure that this technological revolution is by no means at an end. Putting it still anoth er way. In 1900 a young man entering the labor market could probably © count upon the skill he had learned or was about to learn as an apprentice for his livelihood dur- ing his entire working life. Some seventy per cent of the skilled trades in American manufact- uring in the year 1900 do not exist now. Today, with the rapid rate of innovation, the skill learned as a youth may be obsolete and inusable within ten or fifteen years. There is no need for you to be frightened by such prospects, provided that the quality of our education keeps pace with the advance of technology. Man is the most adaptable of all be- ings. He is born unspecialized. His brain and his hand can be turned to an infinity of different tasks. But this adaptability soon withers and dies unless it is nournished by ies ay a This means that you must be able to understand what you read; think for your lf and ex- press your thoughts clearly; handle the basic tools of mathematics in their application to your daily life; grasp some of the realities of your natural and human environment. If you have learned these things well, you will have learned how to learn. Such an education is a master . key that opens many doors. Not everybody can be a genius, but if in your own mind, you have done your best and will : continue to do your best throughout life, your problem of meeting this galloping eS Bene age of yours, will be greatly simplified. Iam confident that you have the best wishes for success and happiness in ite years peat from all persons who have known you and of just one little spark from one of your teachers, whether it was in the elementary school or secondary school has been ignited, may be tor glow brighten each day. Wak. d, ADMINISTRATION ‘iid Se AE tee ok Rios Mr. Carl Everly Mr. Ernest Sporlein Vice- Principal Guidan¢¢ Counselor LtoR Nancy Kitzmiller, Elaine Lasky, Rita Bernard, Eula Mae Weeks, Louise Sisler, Wanda Weimer, Linda Shank, Carol Tasker, Toni Beckman, Delores Shaffer, Edieth Hostedder, Seated: Miss Tusing Standing: Sec. of Guidance Office-Saundra Reams Seated: Sec. of Office-Betty Tusing Orville Hershman Phyillis Simms SOON ASERS? Agnes Paugh, Freda Upole Sam Wilson Orval Kitzmiller L-R Susan Paugh, Bulah Kelley, Dorthy Simpson, Genevie Friend, Faye Nally, Gloria Riley, Mildred Kitzmiller. als if Ff Big td ae om be 3 A SALUTE TO SOUTHERN'S FACULTY As directors of Southern's Symphony, we take great pride in our achievements of the year. Some ofus have encountered each student for the first time. However, for many of us, the graduates are a part of ourselves, for we have witnessed their growth from unsure newcomers to able leaders of Southern. Tothese we offer our best wishes of success inthe future. Of the young blood of our school, we make a request--do yo ur best and make your years with us as enjoyable as this one has been. To all we bid a warm farewell 'till next year. Good luck! MRS. ROSEMARY BERNATOWICZ West Virginia University, A. B. French I, Eng- lish 12 MR. RICHARD BISHOFF University of Maryland, B. S. Vocational Agri- culture MRS. GOLDIE BITTLE Hood College, A. B. Librarian MR. DON BLANK Frostburg State College, Metal Shop MR. ROBERT BOAL West Virginia University, B.S. American History, Ec. Geography MISS BARBARA COLABRESE Potomac State College, West Virginia University, B. M. Jr. High Music, Jr. Chorus MR. LEROY BOLDING Delaware Valley College of Sci- ence and Agriculture, B. S. Agro- nomy, Science 9, Earth Science MR. WILLIAM CRONE West Virginia University, M. A. Fairmont State P.O. D., Audio Visual MR. MASON CALLIS Frostburg State College, B. S. Math 7 MR. F. DeNEAL DEAN West Virginia University, Penn State University, University of Maryland, B. A.,M. A. Typing II, Shorthand I, II, Office Practice MISS MARTHA DeBERRY Frostburg State College, B. S. Algebra 9, Eng- lish II, Library Assistant MISS ANN DILGARD University of Maryland, B. S. English 9, Student Council Advisor MR. LEWIS DOMINECK West Virginia University, M. A. English, Social Studies, Jr. Hi Guidance MRS. ALTA DULING Shepherd College, A. B. Reading 7-9, English 8 F A C U L ; Y MRS. MARGARET FEATHER Davis Elkins, A. B. English, Social Studies 7-8 MRS. DOROTHY FRAME West Virginia University, M. S. Physical Ed., Jr. High Cheer- leaders, G.A.A. Advisor aS c ‘ Cc O—o- zt ttr -eo Q f) a, 0 $ ore Chee 7 2Ctt3 eo MR. GILMORE FIKE Fairmont, West Virginia Univer- sity, M. A., B. A. Math 9, Alge- bra 8 MR. EDWARD GREEN Frostburg State College, B.S. English 7, Social Studies 7-8 MR. EUGENE FLINN West Virginia University, M. A. Drivers Education MRS. JEAN GROSE West Virginia University, Penn State University, M. A., A. B. Jr. High Math MRS. LUCILE KERNS West Virginia University, B.S. Physical Ed., Sr. High Cheer- leaders, Jr. Varsity Cheer- leaders, G.A.A. Advisor MRS. VIRGINIA McMANIS University of Maryland, B.S. Social Stu dies 9, Assistant Librarian MRS. KAREN HARPER Glenville State College, West Virginia Univer- sity, B. A. English10-12 MRS. JANICE HUTCHINSON West Virginia Wesleyan, A. B. French, English, Ga Bal: MISS BERNICE HUTCHINSON West Virginia Wesleyan, A. B. French, English, GaBwds MR. WAYNE JOHNSON Frostburg State College, B.S. West Virginia University, M. A. Soc- ial Studies, Jr. High Basketball Coach MR. TOM KUHN West Virginia University, B.S. Physical Educ ation, Baseball Coach MRS. MILDRED MEYER Fairmont State College, A. B. Jr. High Home Ec., Jr. High F. H. A. MISS CAROLYN LAMBERT Davis Elkins, B. A. Columbia University, M. A. Sr. Chorus, General Music MR. HAROLD MILLER West Virginia University, M.S. Biology F A e U L ; Y MRS. BESSIE PRICE Fairmont State College, A. B. World History 10, Creative Writ- ing 12, English10, F.N.A. Advisor MR. RICHARD TRAVIS Fairmont State College A. B., West Virginia University, M. S. Physical Education MRS. ELIZABETH RANDOL University of Maryland M. S., Sr. High Home Ec, Advisor F.H.A. MR. JAMES TRICKETT West Virginia University, M. S. American History, Yearbook Advisor MRS. VERA MUSSARD University of Maryland, B. A. English 8,9 MR. SAMUEL PETERS Morris Harvey College, B. S. Social Studies MRS. THEODA MILLER St. Joseph's College, B.S. Typing I, G. B. T., P.T.A. Membership Chairman MISS FRANCES PATTERSON Fairmont State College, A. B. Art MR. EDGEL SERENO Frostburg State College, B. S. Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid, and Trigonometry. MR. KENNETH WARD West Virginia University, A. B. Science 8,9 MRS. EVELYN WATSON West Virginia University, M. A. AlgebraT I, Consumer Math MR. WILLIAM WATSON Fairmont State College, A. B. West Virginia University, M.A. Industrial Arts (Wood) MR. BERLIN WILHELM Ride Fairmont State College, A. B. West Virginia University, M. A. English 8, Science 8 MRS. CORILE WILHELM Asburg Coliege, A. B. Business Law Sales- manship, Bookkeeping MR. JOSEPH L. WINTERS Frostburg State College, B. A. Science 8, Gen- eral Business 10, Math 10-12 MRS. JEAN WOLFE West Virginia University, B. S. English 12, rn 7 . Journalism-Aco Sb Yy | { MR. WILLARD WOLFE West Virginia University, M. A. Science 7 MR. HANS SIERTL Davis Elkins Géllege, f Teacher's CollegeXM. S.,_UJ istry II , ee P y? yw hs ‘S. Albany State ysics 12, Chem- MRS. CAROLYN UPDYKE Bridgewater College, B. S.Home Ec. (Jr. Sr.) MR. THOMAS YEAGER West Virginia University, M. M. Instrumental Music STUDENTS | ‘the orchestra Bob Mcintyre... 4% . . . President Nancy Kitzmiller... . Vice President — Linda Shaffer. ........Secretary — Linda Bray .....s4¢5 . (eGaguper OUR LIFE Our life at Southern began in 1959 as we entered the 7th grade with anticipation and appre- - hension. We elected Nancy Glotfelty as our President, David Sisler-Vice President, Linda Oursler-Secretary, and Deanna Fike as our Treasurer. We returned the next year with less apprehension than with the previous one. As Eighth graders we traveled to Ft. Necessity. It proved to be a very enjoyable and educational excurs- ion. We chose Bob Lohr as President, Judy Kildow-Vice President, Sandra Jordon-Secretary, and Deanna Fike-Treasurer, to lead us through our second year at Southern High School. We entered the ninth grade as ''Freshmen , which sounded pretty good. This year oun duties were carried out by Linda Oursler- President, Cathy Lewis-Vice President, Linda — Shaffer-Secretary, and Deanna Fike as our Treasurer. As sophomores, we finally became 'senior high students. We elected Linda Oursler-— President, Nancy Kitzmiller-Vice President, Linda Shaffer-Secretary, and Linda Bray- Treasurer. — Next to our Senior year, our junior year was our most memorable one. One of the main events was the ordering of our class rings. Our class play, ‘Her Emergency Husband , proved — to be a sucessful event. The Climax of our junior year was the Jr.-Sr. Prom, ''Moonlight and Roses , the result of eight months of hard work and fun. We elected Nancy Kitzmiller- Presi dent, Ron Hansen- Vice President, Linda Shaffer-Secretary, and Linda Bray-Treasurer, to lead _ oe us in the planning of these events. Kathy Campbell served as Secretary of the Student Council. Again, as when our life at Southern began, we came with anticipation.and apprehension. We looked forward, with anticipation to our senior year and perhaps apprehension for our future. For the first time in the history of Southern a write- in candidate was elected President. Bob Mcintyre, our chosen candidate, servedas President, Nancy Kitzmiller as Vice President, Linda Shaffer as Secretary, and Linda Bray as Treasurer. Smokey Stanton served as President of the. Student Council. Elaine Ridder and Debbie Kern filled the office of Treasurer. We would like, to acknowledge Kathy Campbell, who has served us in the Student Council diligently for si years. Also, Donna Shaffer served as editor of the Highlander for her second year. . Our class play, ''There She Goes , was our first successful event of the year..The class _ participated in the usual senior events. As a parting note, we would like to thank the faculty and administration for their help and eS guidance throughout our life at Southern. ; : Linda Shaffer Senior Class Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Linda Ousler Kathy Campbell Cathy Lewis At the sound of the 8:30 bell, Student Council members head towards the Student Center to begin their role as ''middle-man between the students and faculty. Smokey Stanton calls for order in hopes that an important matter can be settled. Reaching their goal after much debate the group divides into their assigned committees to prepare for their jobs. Asthe first period bell sounds, the group adjourns until the following morning. CLASS OF’ 65 CAROL ANN BARKMAN Stenographic, F. H. A. 9, Library Assistant 9-10, Chorus 11-12 LEONA MAE BECKMAN Penny General Business, Library Asst. 12 JIMMIE DALE BEEMAN Beech- Nut General, Audio Visual 11 SANDRA KAY BECKMAN RITA ANN BERNARD ; Sandy Reda Ann Stenographic, Band 8-12, Dance Stenographic, Chorus 8-12, Maga- Band 10-11 zine Campaign 12, Office Helper 12 Prom Finance Comm. 11 RONALD GEORGE BEITZEL Pete A General « FORREST LEE BLANBLE General Business RUTH ELAINE BISER Ruthie Academic, Band 7-12, Chorus 11, G.A.A. 10-12, Band Tres. 12, Sen- ior Class Play MARLENE LOUISE BITTINGER Marty General Business, Homeroom Officer 9 SENIOR CLASS (65 HERBERT GARRISON BOGGS Herbie General, Audio Visual 10-12, Home- room Pres. 9-11-12 VICKI LINN BLUM Stenographic, Acorn Staff 10-12 Acorn Editor 12, Quill and Scroll DORCAS DARLENE BITTNER Dorky General Business, Homeroom Offic- er 12, P.T.A. Chairman 12 NANCY ANN BUCHANAN Academic, Chorus 8-12, F.N.A. 10 Style Show Queen 11, Jr. Class Play 11, Library Asst. 12 PATRICIA ILENE BOWMAN Patty Stenographic LINDA LOU BRAY Stenographic, Acorn Staff 12, Class Tres. 10-12 KEITH ASHLEY CANNON General, Basketball 9-11, Football 8, Audio Visual 10 LINDA SUE CALLIS Lynn General Business KATHERINE LOUISE CAMPBELL Kate General Business, Student Council 7-12, Secretary 11, Chorus 8-12, Sec.-Tres. 12, F.N.A. 10-12, Prom Decorations Comm. 11 SENIOR CLASS °65 LEONARD MERSING CARR Mersc BETTY MARLENE COGLEY Bet General Business, Library Asst. 10-12 General LARRY ACIE CHEEK General, Audio Visual 10-12 yy RICHARD LOWELL CROPP Rick Academic, Band 7-12, Library 11-12 WILLIAM DALE CORBIN esol General, Football 7-11, Audio Visual 10 CHARLES FRANKLIN CRAVER Pete General, Audio Visual 11-12 CONNIE LEE CROWE CHARLES LEONARD DAVIS, JR. Cork ML jeg oe Academic, Band 7-12, Majorette 8- . Football 10-12, Basketball 9-10, 9,11-12, Prom Steering Committee Varsity Club 10-12, Chorus 12, Jr. SHARON LOUISE CUSTER Class Play 11 Sheryy Academic, Chorus 8-12, Cheerlead- ing 7-9, Prom Decorations Comm. 11 SENIOR CLASS ‘65 ADREA LEA DEVER CAROLYN SUE DEAN Stenographic, Chorus 9-12 Deno Stenographic, Homeroom Officer 7- 8, Girls Basketball Team 11 BRENDA LYNN DelSIGNORE Bunny Academic, Chorus 12, Art Trip 8- 10-11 MARY MARTHA ELLIOTT Mart General Business, Library Asst. 12 ALAN K. DOUGLASS Academic SANDRA LEA DUMIRE Sandy Homeroom Officers 7-10 NEDRA VIRGINIA EVANS Shorty ' General Business CATHERINE ANN EVANS Cathy Academic, Acorn Staff 12, Library Asst. 12, G.A.A. 10 GEORGE WILLIAM EVANS Academic, Chorus 8-11, Basketball 10-11, Debating Team 12, Home- room President 12 SENIOR CLASS ’65 JANICE LOUISE FEASTER SHARON RAE EVANS Nan Sherry General Business, Library Asst. F.N.A. 10, Library Asst. 12 11-12 WILLIAM LEROY EVANS Bil General, Football 12, Audio Visual alah i. DEANNA LYNN FIKE : MICHAEL FREDRICK FLANAGAN Dee ¥ ps § Mike Cheerleader 7-8, Majorette 9-12, General Business, Basketball 11-12 G.A.A. 12 q Homeroom Officer 10-12, Football 12 FRANKLIN EUGENE FIT ZNBT Frank ER Academic, Band 7-12, elit ted De- bating Team 12 TINEY LOUISE FRIEND General DARLENE JOYCE FRAZEE Stenographic, Chorus 8-12 HARVEY CECIL FRIEND General SENIOR CLASS ‘65 BRENDA KAY FULK Bren Stenographic, Junior Class Play 11 Sr. Class Play MAE LORRAINE GANK | 'Sis General ROBERT ELLIS GLOTFELTY Homer Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. 9-12 LINDA RAE FULK Raymond Stenographic, Chorus 9-12, Home- room Secretary 10-12 SHARON ANN GEROSKI Miss Wilson Stenographic, Yearbook Staff 11-12 Prom Decorating Comm. 11 ile SUE ANN GLOTFELTY Susie Stenographic, Prom Decorating Comm., Yearbook Staff 12, Chorus 10-12, Library 9-12 i Pag bite SONYA LENORE FURR Son Stenographic, Chorus 8-9-12, Prom Steering Comm.11 NANCY LINDA GLOTFELTY Speedie Academic, Band 7-12, Majorette 7- 12, Library Asst. 11-12 a oS HAROLD ELROY GREGY Junior Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. 10-12 SENIOR CLASS ’65 | ROBERT LEE GREGY AB =o) oe General Business CAROL ANN GROVES Curl! General, Chorus 8-12, F.N.A. 10, Library Asst. 10-12, Prom Deco- rating Comm. 11 LARRY WILLIAM GORDON Doodie General JAMES RONALD HANSEN Ron Academic, Acorn 12, French Play 11, Junior Class Vice-Pres. 11 RONALD WAYNE HARVEY Ron General, F.F.A. 9-10 DARLENE FAY HARVEY Marilyn Academic SANDRA KAY HARVEY Harve Academic, Chorus 8-12, G.A.A. 11-12 JACKIE ALLEN HAUSER “Jacke General Business WILLIAM LEE HARVEY Bill Academic, Library Asst. SENIOR CLASS ‘65 DANIEL ELLIOTT HEBB Dixie Dan Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. 9-12 a FREDERICK E. HELBIG Fred Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. 9-12 Audio Visual 11-12 SANDRA KAY HERSHMAN Midget General ROY OLEN HINKLE JR. Olen Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. 9-12 ELAINE RIDDER IDEN Squirt Academic, Prom Steering Comm- ittee 11, Student Council Treasurer 12 TERRY WAYNE IMHOFF General Business, Football 10-12, Baseball 10-12, Varsity Club 10-12 Homeroom Officer 12 PATRICIA ANN HENLINE Patsy General, Acorn Staff-12 BARBARA KAY HULL Babs Academic, Library Asst. 12, Cho- rus 10-12, F.H.A. 9 GERALD NEIL JOHNSON Jerry General SENIOR CLASS '65 JOANNY LOU JONES Academic, G.A.A. 11-12, Home- room Officers 10-12, Prom Steering Comm. 11, Senior Class Play JUDITH M. KILDOW Judy Academic, Chorus 8-12, F.N.A. 10 F.T.A. 10 BENJAMIN KINSER Ben General DEBORAH JEAN KERN Debby Band 10-12, Student Council Tres. 12, Office Helper 11, Prom Favors Comm. 11 SHARON CLAUDETTE KING Sherry Stenographic, Band 9-12, Library Asst. 12 BEVERLY LYNN KITZMILLER Bey Stenographic, Acorn Staff 10, Year- book Staff 10-12, G.A.A. 10 HELEN VICTORIA KELLEY Vickie General, G.A.A. 10 JOHN DALE KISNER General, Audio Visual 11-12, Vo- Ag. 9-10 NANCY LOUISE KITZMILLER Goat Stenographic, Jr. Class President, Sr. Class Vice-Pres., Debating Team 12, Senior Class Play SENIOR CLASS ’65 VICTOR GLENN KOPE Glenn Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. 9-12 Audio Visual 10-12 BEVERLY ANN LEWIS Bev General, Band 7-12, Library Asst. 12 DALE PATRICK LAYTON Slick General, Football 8-11, Audio Vis- ual 11 CATHERINE LOUISE LEWIS Cathy Stenographic, Yearbook Staff 9-11- 12, Asst. Editor 11, Student Council 10-12, Prom Decoration Comm. 11 RITA SHAFER LILLER Shef Stenographic, Prom Steering Comm. 11, Homeroom Tres. 12, G.A.A. 10 MARY FRANTZ LEWIS Francie General DONALD HUGH LIPSCOMB Don ROBERT FRALEY LOHR Bobby Academic, Chorus 12, Student Coun- cil 9, Football 12, Basketball 10 Academic DAVE GEORGE LIVENGOOD Slab ’ Football 9-12, Basketball 9-11 29 SENIOR CLASS ’65 SHIRLEY ANN LOWDERMILK Academic, Chorus 10-12, Prom In- vitation Committee, Yearbook Staff 12 LINDA SUE MALCOMB Sue General Business, Library Asst. 12 Homeroom Sec. 11 SHARON LOUISE MADIGAN Muffet General Business, Homeroom Of- ficers 10-12, Chorus 12, G.A.A. 10-11 es 4 i ie ROGER LEE MATTINGLY Catapult Academic, Library Asst. 12 LINDA JANE MARTIN Marty 4 Stenographic, Chorus 8-12 ALVA KEITH MARTIN Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. 9-12 Audio Visual 10-12 fa SY ‘ y oy’ SHARON ELAINE MARTIN Willy General Business, Homeroom Of- ficer 10-12, Prom Refreshment Committee 11 7 PAUL DARRELL McINTYRE Mac- Beatle Academic, Baseball 10, Wrestling 10 RONNIE DALE McDANIEL “Ron Academic, Chorus 8-12, Debating Team 12, Senior Class Play, Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium 11, Maryland Youth Safety Comm.11 SENIOR CLASS ‘65 ROBERT ALLEN McINTIRE Bob Academic, Debating Team 12, Stu- dent Council 7-11, Senior Class President CURTIS LEE MILLER PCurt” Academic, Band 7-12 General JO ANN MIDDLEBROUGH A rae Stenographic BARBARA JEAN MICHAELS Barb! Academic, G.A.A. 10-12, F.N.A. 10- 12, President 12, Senior Class Play PAUL EDWARD MORRIS Porky General KATHRYN MAYWOOD MILLER Kathy General Business, F.H.A. 10, G.A.A. 11 Academic, Chorus 8-11, Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium 11, H ih 12 KAREN DEANNA MURPHY omeroom Treasurer Stenographic Se Si) SENIOR CLASS FAYE ELLEN NAZELROD Academic, F.N.A.10, Library Asst. 12 General Business, Prom Refresh- ment Comm. 11 RUTH ELAINE NAZELROD Academic, Library Asst. 12 RITA ELOISE O'BRIEN Academic, Cheerleader 10-12, G.A.A. 10-12 DANIEL RAY PAUGH Danny General Business LINDA KAY OURSLER Academic, Band 7-11, Majorette 9-11, Prom Steering Comm. 11, G.A.A. 12, Student Council 12 ROGER LEE PAUGH Little Rog MAMIE CATHERINE POLING Mame General Business, G.A.A. 10-12 General DELORES ELAINE PECK General Business, Library Asst. 12 32 SENIOR CLASS '65 + RONALD RAY RILEY Ron CAROLYN SUE REPETSKY asia Stenographic, Chorus 9-11, Prom Finance Comm. 11, Library Asst. 12 General JAY WILLIAM RICE Academic, Baseball 9-12, Basket- ball 7-12, Varsity Club 10-12, Cho- R } rus 12 = | LINDA LOUISE RITCHIE Academic, Band 7-12, Pres. 12, Majorette 7-12, G.A.A. 11-12, Jr. Class Play 11, Prom Steering Comm. 11, Homecoming Queen 12 Senior Class Play 12 NANCY BELLE RODEHEAVER if Puddles Stenographic, Acorn Staff 11-12, Prom Decoration Comm. 11 DONNA JEAN RODEHEAVER General Business PEGGY JANE RODEHEAVER General Business FREDERICK DREW SANDERS Fred Band, General SHIRLEY DIANA RUMER Shirl General 33 SENIOR CLASS '65 JAMES ROBERT SAVAGE JR. JOHN THOMAS SHAHAN J iiraa te General General DANIEL JAMES SCHELL Dank General Business, Football, Wres- tling, Monitor 9-10 JUDITH ANN SHAFER Midget Stenographic, G.A.A. 10-12, Pres. 12, Prom Decorating Comm. 11 Acorn 12, Homeroom Officer 12 Library Asst. 9-12 DONNA LEE SHAFFER Don Stenographic, Business Manager 10, Yearbook Staff 9-12, Editor 11-12, Quill andScroll 11-12, Library Asst. 12, Jr. Chorus 8-9, SIPA Convention Delegate 12. GEORGE ATHER SHAFFER JR. Lover Boy General Business, Chorus 12 LINDA SUE SHAFFER Shafe ” C. WAYNE SHILLINGBURG Chorus 8-12, F.N.A. 10-12, Home- room Tres. 11, Class Sec. 9-12 Prom Decorations Comm. 11, Lib- rary Asst. 12 RICHARD LEE SHARPLESS Rick Academic, Band 9-11, Yearbook Staff 11-12, Baseball 10-12, Foot- ball 12 Vocational Agriculture, F.F,A, 9-12 SENIOR CLASS ‘65 U A NOWELL BLAIR SIMMONS Academic, Band 7-12 CHARLES LeROY SHREVE Charlie General Business RONALD L. SIMPSON Ronnie Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Prom Steering Comm. 11 A @ LOUISE EVELYN SISLER aI Fe Sis Aa� % Stenographic, Office Helper 11-12, Band 7-10 General M. DAVID SISLER JR. Academic, Chorus 8-12, Debating Team 12 ROBERT EDWIN SKIPPER Skip General Business JAMES R. STANTON Smokey Student Council, Pres. 12, Vice- President 11, Debating Team 12 Jr. Class Play 11 BARBARA ANN SMITH Barb Stenographic, Acorn9-12 Co-Editor 12, Quill and Scroll SENIOR CLASS '65 MARTHA SUE STEIDING Mart Academic JAMES DONALD STEMPLE Jim General Business STANLEY KEITH STEYER Stan Academic, Football 8-10 GEORGE N. SUKOW II Smokey Basketball 8-12, Baseball 10-12 Acorn Staff 12, Library Asst. 10-12 JEAN RIDDER SWEITZER Jeannie Jr. Class Play, Library Asst. 12 Prom Invitation Comm. 11, Year- book Staff 12 SANDRA LAREE SWEITZER Sandy General RUSSELL EVERETT STEWART Duke Academic DEANNA DELERINE SUTTON Dee Stenographic, Library Asst. 12 Chorus 9-12 JERRY WAYNE SWIGER Academic, Band 7-12, Baseball 10-12 SENIOR CLASS ‘65 SHEILA COLLEN TASKER General Business, Band 7-11 GA VAY d0=12;0r. Class Play 11 Chorus 12 CHARLES EDWARD TEETS Charlie Student Council 8-11-12, Parlia- mentarian 12, Homeroom Officer 7-10-11 HARRISON HARLEY THASHER JR. Buddy General, Audio Visual 11-12, Bas- ketball 8-12 CARROLL JOSEPH THOMAS Red General Business, Audio Visual 11 y GARY STEPHEN TICHNELL Academic, Band 7-12, Dance Band 11-12, Varsity Club 11-12 STEVEN LARRY TICHNELL harry General Business MARY SUSAN TENNANT Sue Academic, Band 7-12, Banner Girl 11-12, G.A.A. 10-11, Office Helper ite HAGAR ELIZABETH TICHINELL Booch General MARIA RULAN TIPTON Ria Stenographic, Chorus 8-12, All State Chorus SENIOR CLASS '65 HARRY EUGENE TUSING Harry Sod Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. 9-12 CORA LEE UNGER Academic, Library Asst. 8-12 G.A.A, 10-12 CHRISTINE GRACE UMSTOT ehrish Academic, Chorus 7-12, F.T.A. 10 LARRY WALTON WAGNER General, Vo-ag. 9-11, Audio Visual 12 DEWEY MALCOLM WARNICK General LARRY NEIL WARD General “EULA MAE WEEKS Ellie Stenographic, G.A.A. 10, Office Helper GEORGE DAVID WELLING Dave General Business WANDA CAROLYN WEIMER Stenographic, Style Show 11, Office Helper 12 38 SENIOR CLASS ’65 DANIEL LESTER WHITE JR. Danny Academic, Baseball 11-12 HAROLD FRANKLIN WILDESEN General Business, Chorus 8-12 GERALD WELLINGTON WILDESEN Wildesen General Business, Chorus 8-12 JAMES HERMAN WILDESEN JR. Jay Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. Pres. 12 ARTHUR WILLIAM WOLF NArt'' General Business, Band 9-12, Drum Major 12, Prom Steering Comm. 11 Jr. Class Play 11, F.T.A., Senior Play DAVID ANDREW WILSON General Business NANCY LOU WOLFE General, Acorn 10-12, F.N.A. 10-12 G.A.A. 10 JOHN WAYNE ROWAN “Jack! Academic, Band 7-12, Chorus 12 Football 9-12, Varsity Club 9-12 EARLE WILLIAM RAILEY Bill General 39 ae ae re be ; John Sanders Fannie Hinebaugh James DeBerry — STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Our eleventh year--one of budding friendship and leadership. We ha: moniously demonstrate this by our greatest responsibility of the year--the - Junior-Senior ee Our class rings are one of the symbols of our new-found position as _— school leaders. Stepping lightly, we look forward to our senior year--the finale CLASS OFFICERS Bob Martin... ....... . President Brad Stewart......... . Vice President shelby Ashby ........... . Secretary .... Treasurer Fannie Hinebaugh. ... . 40 Blucher Allison Shirley Bernard Nancy Callis James DeBerry Michael Flaherty Rosemary Fries Anne Gibson Joy Glotfelty Richard King Elaine Lasky Elma Martin Robert Martin Sharon Moreland Dianne Morrow Barbara Myers Joanne Powers John Sanders Carla Savage Rebecca Smith Vicki Smith Stanya Snyder _Charles Teets Sheila Travis Carol Unger Hugh Walthall Lynn Wiles Diana Wilson Shelby Ashby Ronald De Berry Rose DelSignore Sharon DeWitt Victor Dilgard John Durst Rosanne Evans Paul Everly Linda Fike Allen Friend Kenneth Gibson Donald Harvey Fannie Hinebaugh Michael Hoye Gregory 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 Gary Sell Bradley Stewart Flora Strawser 41 Stanley Weese Darrel Werdebaugh Margaret Wildesen Charlotte Alexander Dennis Baker Darlene Bowman Dorothy Collins Ronald Craver Stanley Dewitt Guy Duckworth Dayton Gank Harold Gregory Barbara Hershman Kenneth Jamison Jack Kight Richard Kimble Mary Ludwig Victor Nazelrod Calvin Parrish Keith Paugh Marquerite Perry Charles Plessinger Dale Reams 42 Donna Reams Terry Reams James Rexrode Royce Riley Gary Rodeheaver Richard Rohrbaugh Jerry Shillingburg Bill Shuttleworth Ervin Sliger Judy Solomon Diane Taker Danny Teets Bill Thrasher Michael Vance Clifford Warnick Roger White David Bell Linda Bowman Neil Bray Lynn Callis Jerry Cannon Ronald Clary Linda Cosner Ronald Duckworth Michael Friend Douglas Harvey Wanda Hinebaugh Neil Johnson Richard Lemley James Millican John Minnick Robert Nazelrod Kay Paugh Shirley Paugh Kay Riley Terry Schlossnogle Doris Schrock Thomas Sereno James Shankk Martin Sharpless Nancy Sharpless Carl Sines Patty Skipper Ruth Skipper Edith Stalnaker Thomas Stiles Ed Stolzenbach Elsie Sweitzer Leo Tichinell Carolyn Tusing Harold Uphole William Virts Darlene Armstrong Linda Beckman Loretta Bittner Judy Blum Margaret Broadwater Donna Crone Sandra Crosco Ann Deems Sandy Duckworth Charlotte Elliott Suzanne Faulkner Sharon Flinn Sally Frazee Ann Friend Peggy Glotfelty Wanda Glotfelty Betty Hardesty Donald Hinebaugh Betty Holler Edieth Hostetter Sue King Ruth Knotts Shirley Martin Gloria Pennington Ruby Pennington Larry Schroyer Vernon Schroyer Mary Sell Delores Shaffer Linda Shank Judy Sines Rebecca Sines Jean Steyer Donna Sweitzer Sue Terrant Linda Tichnell Carole Upole Sandy Whitacre Sandy Wotring Robert Winters 43 James Arnold Linda Barnhart Richard Callis Linda Cogley Wanda Cooper Victor Erwin Clifford Everett Ernest Foglepole Carl Friend Joseph Friend Linda Friend Larry Glotfelty Albert Harvey James Hinkle Bonnie Holtschneider Larry Iden Sandra Jordan Margaret Kent Mary Lee David Lewis Linda Lewis Rodney Lewis Dwight Liller Bonnie Moreland Dannie Otto Eugene Pysell Larry Schenk Gary Skeweris Rocky Smith Kevin Stahl Michael Stahl Carol Tasker Louise Tichinell Roger Uphole Dale Wagner Unphotographed: Fred Beckman Paul Frantz Margaret Broadwater Harry Kisner James Cooper Margaret Lewis Roy Dixon William Renniger James Smith 44 Jane Garrett Rob Sharps Louise Martin- unphotographed STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES We are aware of our new status in Southern. The underclassmen regard us with respect and we realize for the first time that we are setting an ex- ample--we must strive to make it an admirable one. We find available to us all the activities of Southern High, and we become an active, rapidly moving part of a harmonious symphony. Our uncertain future is becoming clearer. Two more steps and we shall be facing it directly. With help from our fellow classmates, the faculty, and the administration, we shall definitely succeed in whatever we choose to do. J CLASS OFFICERS eee ae a el et President Banrvon 1asker.§. 6. . + .Vice President Pere acetone... . - Secretary MOM Houma... wk . Treasurer 45 David Adkins Morris Brant Donald Browning Daniel Cline Gladys Dixon Mary Evans Barbara Forman Dennis Friend Jane Garrett Shirley Gibson Thomas Hoffman Bonnie Hull Roger Keefe Andrew Lantz Rita McCaw Robert McCaw Shirley Madigan Marilyn Martin Paul Mellott David Middlebrough Mary Lou Mussard Daniel Nelson Edward O'Brien Thomas O'Brien Nancy Paugh Stephen Perrine Leo Rowan Brenda Severe Robert Sharps Pat Shuttleworth Paula Skipper William Skipper Carol Smith Gregory Stem Ruth Sweitzer Kathy Swiger Sharon Tasker Norman Wilt Joseph Alvarez Cynthia Arnold Phillip Barton Ray Burton Mary Ellen Cosby Gary Criss Robert Crone Carmen DelSignore Janet DelSignore Thomas Dettmer Darrell DeWitt Susan Fizer Eugene Flinn Stuart Hamill Sheila Helbig Terry Helbig Leslie Hinebaugh David Houk Thomas Jones 46 Clifford Elliott Charles Fickes Larry Foley David Harvey Frank Harvey Donna Hauser Robert Hauser Michael Head Craig Hershman Robert Johnson Carlton Lewis Stanley Martin Margaret Michaels William Millican Virgil Moats Norman Newman James Niner Robert Paugh Virginig Poling LaDonna Rhodes Ray Rhodes Helen Sanders David Shafer Dale Soults Thomas Sweitzer Sharon Turney Bradley Uphole Glenn VanSickle Wayne Whitacre Roy Beckman Bonnie Bowman Gary Bray Bradley Cooper Judy Deems 47 be ® Ws ta wat eal ™ el Bates Carol Lawton William Martin Paul Moyers Thomas Nace Carol Penman Katherine Ream Roger Riley William Rohrbaugh Thomas Ryan Harley Sanders Jason Stewart Diana Thomas Roger Thomas Katie Towne Merlin Trickett Diane Weese William Welch Betty White Roberta Ash Richard Baker James Beckman Linda Cryster Connie Dixon Ronald DeWitt Barbara Friend Linda Friend John Geroski Rita Hardesty Herbert Harvey Linda Humberson Bradley Lewis Clayton Markley Wanda Markley Mary Meyers Robert O' Brien Ruth Rawlings Charlene Shahan Linda Sharpless Cecil Sines David Sines Mary Sines Glenn Steyer Lois Sweitzer Norman Sweitzer James Tasker Mary Tasker Clyde Welch 48 Larry White Andrew Wolfe Jane Armstrong Toni Beckman Herb Bittner Geraldine Davis Sandra Dawson Sue Dunithan Lorraine Edge Karen Evans Jerry Fike Mary Green Nanette Groves Philson Hinebaugh Shirley Keiper Harold Kinser Jean Knotts Sharon Marple Louise Martin Steve Nally Alvin O'Haver Phyllis Park John Paugh Carolyn Peck Linda Ringer Louise Rodeheaver Robert Rollman Roger Ruff David Shaffer Fred Tichinell Ronald Warnick Bruce Warsaw Floyd Wilson Pauline Wilt David Wolfe Linda Zimmerman Margaret Bateman Ellen Beeman Doug Bittinger Mary Bowman Kent Burrell Eugene Dixon Linda Dragovich John Fleming Alan Friend David Friend John Furr June Gordon Roy Gregory Barbara Guthrie Cheryl Hahn Jack Helms David Hinebaugh Fred Holtschneider Conrad James Delores Knox Doug Liller George Metts Della Moats Fayetta Moats Michael Morris James Patton Henry Ream Richard Rodeheaver James Rohrbaugh Roger Savage Raymond Shaffer James Simmons Harry Sines Mary Sisler Ronald Tasker Unphotographed: Linda Baker Michael Bowser Michael Helbig Robert Holtschneider Donald Parsons Frank Sweitzer Fred Tichnell Andrew Wilt Dusty Stanton John Crowe STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES. This year we are truly young adults. We are given greater responsi De. ties and are expected to act accordingly. We have now become a part of Southern's Symphony: We are fast moving and brisk as is the allegro ie a Symphony. : Will our year go so smoothly that we will work well and ne with our associates, or will we, working alone, ring a discord? . This is the year we have wetieinated. It should bring back many pleasant - memories in our future. CLASS OFFICERS Brian Hoisopple. .. . | President Karen Adams... ..... Vice President Rayetta Ashby. ......... Treasurer Connie Baker. .....:... Sécremary George Beeman Robert Crosco Patricia Cummings Leo Dawson James Durst Clarence Friend Steven Friend Ronald Guthrie Evelyn Hauser Nancy Hebb Janice Malcomb Mike Rhodes Larry Schlossnagle Ronald Schrock Kenneth Shaffer Acie Simon Earl Simpson Arnold Sisler Donald Smith Martha Stemple Clara Sweitzer Cecil Tasker Donald Tasker Robert Tasker James Tusing Charles Baker Ralph Bee Helen Bittinger Patrick Broll Helen Collins Sharrol Deems Richard DeWitt Charles Everd Bill Finch Linda Frazee Wayne Friend Zella Friend Roger Gank Wendell Gank David Hardesty Ronald Harvey Donald Hinebaugh Michael Kelly Frank Kope Michael Marshall Richard Moon James Mazelrod Christine Paugh Nina Paugh Ralph Rodeheaver Milton Schenk Robert Schrock David Stewart John Sweitzer Shirley Terrant James Virts Roger White Jack Alvarez Catherine Beckman Anderson Cosby Mark Durst Robert Evans Dianna Fitzwater Sherry Frantz Nancy Glotfelty Emily Harvey Janet Hauser Linda Jackson Valetta Lee John McCartney Milton Naylor Toni Repetsky Linda Ridder Sue Ridder Paula Savage Linda Schmidt John Sell Randall Shaffer Wilma Sharpless Ronald Sisler SV Barbara Snyder Gary St anton William Tower Michael Trickett Linda Weimer Susan Wolfe Judy Wolf Karen Adams Constance Baker Marvin Beckman Donna Beeghly Michael Bigler Philip Briddell John Crowe Aleta Dilley Karen Edgar Ann Feaster James Feaster Jenny Gosnell Lois Graham Faye Green Willard Hawkins Brian Holsopple Deborah Lawton Frank McDaniel Rebecca Michael Arnold Miller Linda Reckart Kathy Ridder Regina Sanders Karen Sears Sue Sharps Rebecca Sherwood Judith Simpson David Paugh Leif Piper Milton Proudfoot Nancy Rowan Tim Sausman David Schlossnagle Diane Sebold Jane Sharpless Micheal Stem Harrison Stewart Linda Sukow David Sweitzer Mary Thayer Beverly Trenum Mike Wolf Christine Woods Allen Ashby Veletta Ashby Judy Beckman Daniel Bray Jerry Calhoun Michele DeWitt Michael Filsinger Linda Friend Thomas Gank Larry Gnegy David Hauser Oswald Kitzmiller Bill Lee Kathryn Lewis Roy Liller Gary Long Diane Lowdermilk Carolyn Madigan 53 Jeff Sincell Harvey Speicher Paul Thomas Gladys Tipton Stanley Wildesen Stephen York Carol Adkins Edward Alexander Rayetta Ashby Richard Beckman Patty Custer Larry DeWitt Mike Foley Stephen Fretwell Edwin Friend Chester Gaither Harriett Geroski Harvey Hinebaugh Larry Holler Albert Martin John Martin Diane Morton Judy Nice John Maroney Rebecca Maroney Cyndi Mayle Vicki Meyers Roger Niner Eva Perando Ellen Rexrode Janice Sharpless Lee Swietzer Pamela Sweitzer Ronald Thrasher Carolyn Warnick Twila Warnick Nancy Bowman Ray Callis Bonnie Cullers Helen Davis Barbara Deem Joe Evans Sherry Fickes Diane Gank David Glass Carlton Glotfelty Unphotographed: David Helms Mary Brown Linda Murphy Kathie Jones Darrell Martin Judy Harvey Mary Helbig Gary Iden Vicki Johnson Richard Lewis Charles McCrobie Selma McCrobie Gordon Maule Ralph Miller George Paugh Sue Roth Sharon Savage Dorthy Sines Cynthia Sisler Darla Sisler Jimmy Sweitzer Betty Tasker Delbert Waybright Tom Wildesen George Wine Jane Gibson Linda Bell STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES As eighth graders, we approached Southern with much of the anticipation and apprehensionof last year far behind us. Having now completed two years in our once strange and new surroundings, we will become Freshmen as old pros. With the ninth grade comes the real importance of leadership, scholar- ship, and true character. It is our duty to learn and become the responsible adults and leaders of tomorrow. We are now being given the opportunity to expand our field of knowledge and to become the capable leaders of tomorrow. J “CLASS OFFICERS Harland ee ee, - President Sanecrarivien: 6. ce se Vice President ee ke Secretary Be a ar ee Treasurer Gary Bachtel Edith Baker Linda Baker Sarah Baker Arthur Beckman Michael Collins Thomas Compton Samuel Cosner Albert DeWitt Robert DeWitt Robert Digman Sherry Elliott David Everett Richard Fazenbaker Irene Friend Ronald Friend Susan Gonder Betty Gregory Larry Hershman Betty Keiper Darrell Kitzmiller Larry Kelly Terry Kelly Terry Lewis Fay Mayle Elmer Moreland Stanley Rodes Charles Schaeffer Thelma Shahan Gail Shillinsburg Joe Sines Eugene Smith Sandra Solomon Dale Steyer Nancy Tasker Charles Tressler Randall Tusing Nancy Uphole Thomas Vance Mary Armstrong Floyd Arnold George Beckman Thomas Beckman Ruby Brenneman Roger Craver Charles Dean Harriett DeWitt Michael Dillsworth Dennis Dodge Ronald Dragovich Steven Ervin Robert Finch Jennifer Friend Wanda Friend Lois Green Oliver Guthrie Susan Helbig Susan Hinebaugh Pat Kitzmiller Diana Lewis Nancy Liller Gerald Lower Kela Martin Linda Mullikan Sue O' Brien David Pysell Farrel Rodeheaver Helen Simms Russell Sines Jannie Sliger Richard Smith Norman Sweitzer Dannie Terrant Sheila Wotring Sue Adkins Robert Ash Linda Bell Edward Browning James Bowman Michael Callis Mark Cropp Sandra Cryster Jan Edge Virginia Elliott Darlene Foster Pamela Frantz Donald Friend Norman Friend Gene Glotfelty Chilton Grose Richard Johnson Mary Ellen Klacek Bill Leighton Brenda Lewis Arley Lilley Terry Miller Shirley Moreland Kathy Myers Jane O'Brien Edward Poling Douglas Railey Michael Raleigh Carl Savage Laura Seaman Linda Smith Dwight Stover Mary Sweitzer Sharon Teagarden Henry Trickett Donald Tucker Cathy Unger Robert Welch Bradley Werdebaugh David Zimmerman James Zimmerman aT David Bosley David Butt Wayne Callis Tommy Colley Dennis DeBerry Debra DeWitt Judy DeWitt Mary Elliott Darlene Ellis “Marilyn Englander Larry Flaugher Harry Fox Richard Friend Jane Gibson Dorothy Glaze Sharon Gower Bowie Grant Janet Harman Tom Hauser Polly Kittle Gary Kitzmiller John Maphis Joe McRobie Linda Phillippi Kathy Pinion John Porbaugh Sharon Riley Deborah Roy Karen Sanders Karen Schiable Kathryn Shirer Ruth Sisler Gary Skipper Sherry Skipper Roger Skipper Valerie Smouse John White Danny Baker Kathryn Blamble Ronald Blamble Kathy Broadwater Douglas Callis Richard Dill Randy Donham Judy Friend Donald Glotfelty Charles Gordon James Grubb Charles Hahn Ernest King Ronald Friend George Martin Marion McKee David McRobie Naomi McRobie Betty Mosser Debbie Nair 538 Ann Calhoun Kenneth Cummings Patricia Deem Alison Evans Mary Ann Filsinger Pat Flanagan Roger Foglepole Linda Friend Terrie Friend Charles Harsh James Harvey Randall Harvey Ruth Harvey Wayne Jamison Nancy Kitzmiller Randall Lewis Millie Loughry Dean Martin Linda McCroskey Steve Pegenhardt Joe Peck Brenda Phillippi Dennis Reams Terry Savage Bonnie Shreve Charles Shreve Ed Sines Glenn Skipper Bradford Smith Mignon Sweitzer Charles Thomas Harland Tichnell Gail Timmerman 59 David Pennington Mary Pennington Steven Reall Mary Rodes Sarah Rodeheaver David Rounds David Rubenstein Daniel Rumer Hugh Savage Samuel Shreve Kyle Sisler Mary Smith Kristen Stahl Priscilla Stahl Betty Tasker Linda Tortorice Lillie Unger Denver Welch Barbara Wilson Janet Anderson Shirley Beckman Robert Biser Howard Butts Unphotographed: James Glotfelty Brenda Hardesty Richard Skipper Elizabeth Hamill James Jones STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES When we enter Southern High School as seventh graders, we leave behind us asafe and secure world. We now enter a new life--one where we will have to compete against many others and where we will have to do the best we possiblycan. The effort we put forth now will be of great use to us as we ad- vance ourselves in the years to come. We know that at Southern we will have many friends who will help and guide us along the road to success. We will not be alone. We also know that our life here will be a successful one if we put forth all we can and contribute as much as possible to our everyday work. CLASS OFFICERS Mickey Feld ..... Pe. President Randy Rodeheaver. ... Vice President Donalc Sincell... 7... Secretary George White ...). . . . Treasurer David Albert Nancy Bateman Roger Beckman Denver Bittinger Phillip Bowman Floyd Collins Patsy Davis Crystal Friend Darwin Friend Jacob Friend Benson Kelly Edward Kouach Ellen Lowdermilk Virginia Malcomb Barbara Maule Jane Michael Clayton Miller Alice Murlin Fred Paugh Judy Rexrode Robert Riley James Savage Kenneth Schrock Shirley Sebold Deborah Sines James Stevens Delmas Tasker Russell Tasker Diane Wilt Elmer Wilt Irene Wilt Jesse Adkins Michael Armstrong Ruby Baker John Bateman Sherry Bateman Pamela Bowman Harlan d Bowser Roxanne Butler Harold Cannon Dwight Cummings Gary Davey Carol Davis Lawrence Dawson Paul DeWitt George Fickes William Fitzwatter Rosemary Fries Betty Gregory John Harvey Rende Harvey Ruth Hesse Almeda Hinebaugh Jeffery Knox David Livengood Carolyn Mayle Allen Murlin 6] Mary Peck Dennis Rodeheaver Paula Rodeheaver Kathy Shafer June Sell Connie Stahl James Sweitzer Kathleen Thrasher Diana Unger Michael Weeks Penelope Allison Geraldine Anderson Joseph Ashby Kathie Bigler Janette Bowers Joan Bowers Karen Crone Douglas Dickerson Lisa Eary Ann Elliott Sharon Filsinger Charles Friend Karen Friend Kenneth Hebb Elaine Jamison William Janoske Deborah Kight Diana Laskey Richard Loper Deborah Lower William Lower Diana Martin Marilyn Niner David Penman Richard Ridder Craig Riley Charles Shahan Patty Sherman Larry Steyer Sherry Tressler David Turney Edwin Wathall Mary Welch George White Helen Witherspoon Mary Wolfe Carl Cathell Gehrig Cosgray Linda Dodge Wayne Dunbar Kelvin Feather Michael Feld Kimber Fredrick Carol Gibson Barbara Graham Elizabeth Hamill Eugene Harmon John Houk James Jones James Kelley Kathleen Kope Martha McCrobie Paul Miller Diana Moon Donald Paugh Michael Proudfoot Randy Rodeheaver Mary Rowe Robert Rudy Marsha Savage Thomas Sherman Judy Sherwood Donald Sincell Victoria Smouse Barry Snyder Thomas Stuck Sandra Terrant Stanley Watson Jessica Webster Bonnie White Barbara Wilt Linda White Donald Wilt Ronald Aronholt Janet Baker Susan Beitzel Ruby Bray Richard Browning Wayne Buchanan Melvin Cullers Ira Custer Elizabeth Dean Mary Donham Raymond Evans Patricia Fazenbaker Chris Fitzwater Frederick Fulk Gynthia Garner Jill Gosnell Randall King James Laskey Robert Lee Janice Lewis Rosemary Lewis Mary Liller Lyle Madigan Alfred Marucci Delores Mattingly ttt erttiitn Frank Moreland Mike Nichols Bruce Paugh Carla Rexrode Paul Schroyer JoDella Sell Charles Strawser Charles Teets Deborah Tressler Darrell Wildersen Barbara Winters Vauegn Winters Unphotographed: Steven Sweitzer Edward Tower Andrea Iden A TRIBUTE TO SEVENTH GRADERS 7 Remember September-- Remember February-- All golden of hue. Report cards again; How we quivered Biting our fingernails At faces so new. To make amends. Remember October-- Remember March-- How cool and crisp; With spring in the air; We're nervous, but don't show it; How we chattered and wispered Isn't school bliss? To our teacher's despair ! Remember November-- Remember April-- How we quaked in our shoes, Showers and all. Report cards were coming, Report cards again, Weren't we confused?! Happiness for all. Remember December-- Remember May-- How carefree we were; And the never-ending tests; A holiday coming Quizzing our minds And homework deterred! To their utmost crest. Remember January-- Remember June-- We were back at work, How excited we were, Studying hard and learning Proud and haughty For our future's lifework. At being old pros! ! STUDENT LEFT TO RIGHT - Front row: Smokey Stanton, Bill Mattingly, Anne Gibson, Advisor - Miss Dilgard, Elaine Ridder, Debbie Kern, Charles Teets. MIDDLE ROW: Dusty Stanton, Linda Bell, Linda Oursler, Kathy Campbell, Jane Gib- son, Cathy Lewis, Fannie Hinebaugh, Elizabeth Hamill, Jimmy Jones, Jane Garrett. BACK ROW: John Crowe, Rob Sharps, Jim DeBerry, John Sanders. See otek: Re rs OFFICERS: Front row - Anne Gibson, Secretary Elaine Ridder, Treas. Debbie Kern, Asst. Treas. Back row - Bill Mattingly, V. Pres. Smokey Stanton, President Charles Teets, Parliamentarian Advisor - Miss Ann Dilgard 66 i At 8:30 every morning the members assemble in the Student Council room, This year was obviously election year as the Student Councilhelda mock election in which the student body participated. att Student Council discloses winners in its annual pencil drive headed by Charles Teets: Hugh Savage and Karen Crone, This is the second year the Student Council has sponsored the Heart Fund Drive. STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES NATIONAL HONOR. FIRST ROW--Rita Bernard, Sue Repetsky, Kay Riley, Barbara Hull, Christine Umstot, Linda Ritchie, Helen Repetsky. STANDING-- Nancy Callis, Linda Oursler, Daniel Paugh, Ronald McDaniel, Donna Shaffer, Jan Naylor, Sandra Harvey, Ruth Knotts. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to give credit and recognition to outstanding and deserving youth; and through this, open the way to deeper objectives. Membership is based upon scholarship, leadership, service, and chavacten. - The National Honor Society was organized in 1921, and is maintained by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. In the past year there were chapters in over eleven thousand high schools. Members ofachapter are chosen by the faculty; students may not elect them, Only juniors and seniors are eligible. oe The minimum scholarship requirement is a ''B average in each subject i grades ten, eleven, and twelve. Membership is a badge of HOOGE in our school | and in schools across the country. Members shall have spent at least one semester in Southern. A student is allowed only one warning period; that is, if a student gets a grade of a ''C'' in one subject, he is allowed to remain in the society on the condition that it be brought up to a ''B by the next grading period. He must also maintain a ''B average in all other subjects. Once he is dismissed, he shall never again a eligible for membership in the National Honor Society. Regular meetings are held monthly. Greek names and letters are not used. Dues must not be in excess of $1.00 annually. 68 SOCIETY Foster D. Bittle : _ The Oakland chapter of the National Honor Society was named for Foster D. Mr. Bittle attended high school in Frederick County, Maryland. He graduated from Gettysburg College with an A.B. degree. He received an M.A. degree from Teachers College, Columbia University. He also attended summer school at the University of Maryland and Johns Hopkins University. Mr. Bittle taught school in Frederick County, Maryland, and Martinsburg, West Virginia. He alsoserved as principal in schools in Frederick Oey, Queen Annes County, and Washington County, Maryland. Mr. Bittle was principal of Oakland High School for 18 years. He served as President of the Garrett County Teachers Association and President of the High School Principals Association of the Maryland State Teachers Association. He was supervisor of High Schools in Garrett County for 13.years. Mr. Bittleisa member of the Garrett County Historical Society, among many other worthwhile activities... In 1955 Mr. Bittle received the United States Treasury Award for patriotic service tohis community, and the nation through the United States Savings Bonds 7 Program. Members of our faculty who are members of the National Honor Society are Mrs. Bernatowicz, Miss Patterson, Mrs. Price, and Mrs. Harper. 69 Tan a rae nee —=—.- Suiernational Honorary Sociew for Bigh Stool Journalists FRONT ROW--L-R, SEATED--Mrs. Wolfe, D. Shaffer, B. Smith, V. Blum. SECOND ROW--F. Hinebaugh, C. Savage, S. Moreland, J. Shafer, L. Bray, C. Upole. THIRD ROW--L. Wiles, E. Martin, B. Stewart, R. Hansen, H. Walthall, S. Glotfelty, S. Lowdermilk. Unphotographed-R. Pennington. Tobe eligible for Quilland Scroll, a per- son must be ajunior or senior and in the upper third of the class. He must have been on either the Acorn or Highlander staff for at least one year. He must be recommended by his journalism teacher, and have done outstanding work in the field of journalism. Membership cost is $3.00; for this he gets a meinbership pin and a year's sub- scription to QUILL AND SCROLL MAGA- ZINE. 70 CLASSROOM SHOTS Fasgiy cree e Ka 2 3] 0 a Oo l Events Leading to the 1964-65 Home ing fi ony } 4g Mieatiits dann 4oT 4° . ART DEPT Cheering our team Judging the floats We're going to win We want action Homecoming Candidates RE MATURE CHRISTMAS A Night to Remember, 1964-65 Homecoming Dance GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION— 1964-65 aoe oe FIRST ROW - Left to right - Judy Shafer, Pres., Mamie Poling, vice rres., Dianne Morrow, Treas., Ann Gibson, Sec., Joanny Jones, Historian, Deanna Fike, Sheila Tasker, Linda Ritchie, Rita O'Brien, Ruth Biser. SECOND ROW- Connie Dixon, Suzanne Faulkner, Elaine Laskey, Joanne Powers, Stanya Snyder, Louise Martin, Virginia Poling, Sheila Helbig, Dianne Weese, Loretta Bittner, Sue Terrant. THIRD ROW - Mrs. Frame, Roseanne Evans, Barbara Myers, Joy Glotfelty, Fannie Hinebaugh, Carol Uphole, Cynthia Arnold, Sandra Harvey, Susan Fiser, Mrs. Kerins, Linda Nal- ly, Rosemary Moyers, Linda Tichnell, Gloria Pennington, Barbara Michaels. Boy, what a girl won't do! Physical Fitness is our motto 74 VARSITY CLUB—’64-'65 FIRST ROW: Terry Imhoff, Jack Rowan, Charlie Davis, Jay Rice!°SECOND ROW: Mr. Travis, Brad Stewart, Martin Sharpless, Bill Mattingly, Edward Stolzenbach, Jerry Cannon, Mike Friend. Selling Basketball Programs 105 ACORN STAFF N. Rodeheaver, G. Sukow, F. Harvey, C. Evans, L. Bray, M. Gank, P. Hineline, J. Shafer, Mrs. Wolfe, ROW-R. Hansen, C. Pelton, B. Stewart, B. Smith, V. Blum, H. Walthall, C. Lawton, R. Pennington, FIRST cer fis ee ea Grete abe shee PT a setise S SENIORS BACK ROW - left to right: D. Paugh, G. Sukow, R. Mattingly, B. Harvey; N. Wolfe, B. Cogley, S. Switzer, C. Unger, N. Buchanan, F. Nazelrod, S. King, D. Sutton, B. Lewis, L. Beckman, J. Shafer, C. Evans, S. Evans, M. Elliott, R. Nazelrod, J. Nice, S. Repetsky, B. Hull, L. Shaffer, SEATED - J. Ridder, N. Goltfelty, J. Jones, J. Feaster, C. Groves, D. Shaffer, L. Malcomb, S. Glotfelty, D. Peck. B. Allison, N. Paugh, B. Teets, G. Dixon, J. De- Berry, P. Bateman, P. Frantz, E. Martin, SEAT- ED-B.Hull, C. Unger, F. Hinebaugh, C. Roberts, S. DeWitt, L. Wiles. Miss DeBerry - Assistant Lib. Mrs. Bittle - Librarian SOPHOMORES - JUNIORS AUDIO VISUAL LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Clary, T. Stiles, W. Friend, J. Patton, G. Kope; SECOND ROW: Mr. Crone, Advisor, P. Mellot, D, Layton, J. Glamming, L. Wagner, B. Thrasher, D. Warnick, R. Uphold, J. Shank; THIRD ROW: R. Dixon, F, Helbig, A. Martin, L. Cheek, C. Craver, J. Kisner, G. Boggs, N. Johnson. Vr 4 ) Ye FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA ROW 1-L. to R.-Kathy Reams, Rosanne Evans, Rosemary Moyers, Lynn Wiles, Kay Martin, Shirley Madigan, Sharon DeWitt, Linda Zimmerman, Cheryl Hahn, Diane Weese; (2nd) Charlotte Elliot, Barbara Michaels, Rosemary Fries, Sharon Moreland, Vicki Smith, Nancy Callis, Sandra Wotring, Shirley Gibson, Sharon Tasker, Mary Mussard; (3rd) Betty White, Margaret Wildesen, Linda Shaffer, CarlaSavage, Barbara Myers, Bonnie Ridder, Shirley Bernard, Kathy Swiger, Mrs. Bessie Price, Sponsor, Linda Beckman, Elma Martin, Darlene Nethken, Donna Hauser, Sue King, Gloria Pennington, Diana Wilson. OFFICERS PTESIOenty wags es ciel oo barbara Michaels NiIGcre rere. totes tebe lel men catla Savage DCCLClAL VEN Ee ce cWe Neu otien mtet msds VIC WSOMItn - ERGABULETS ono: crank gs oe os es Nancy Callis Pi ee Sere tier aes err PT tiat-4-24 ise hd gif ais A abana Peceg amet’ ccaees OF AMFRICLA FIRST ROW--left to right--Dianne Fitzwater, Linda Reckart, Becky Sherwood, Mary Sharpless, Faye Green, Anne Feaster ; SECOND ROW--Donna Beeghly, Susan Wolfe, Kathy Ridder, Linda Schmidt, Regina Sanders; THIRD ROW-- Advisors, Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Updyke, Debbie Lawton, Nancy Glotfelty, Linda Sukow, Linda Ridder. cel 2 sey Dianne Fitzwater-Secretary ou j Mary Sharpless-President : Beckey Sherwood-Vice President ue oy Faye Green-Treasurer ; Anne Feaster-Parliamentarian 80 OPE Se ob RR ee oh ogee a ai LA MAISON ta CHEMINEE wn a a _ LE TOIT ROUCE LA CHAMBRE 4 LA SALLE DE BAINS VIGLETTE COUCHER BLEUE BLE SALON Vepy LA PORTE CPise - MOU Seniors Testing 4 Proudly Receiving Pictures SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES Mrs. Wolfe's Senior English Class Has Tea. Students Participate in 1964 Elections. 82 senior Class Play THERE SHE GOES A special thanks goes to our director, Mr. Crone. We, the seniors, consider our senior class play a greatsuccess. Soonour highschooldays will be only memories and Southern High will have for- gotten us. Butthe funand goodtimes, as wellas the hard work, which were a part of 'There She Goes! will be treasured always in the memories of the members of the Class of 1965. eu p | VALU 83 PROM Decoration Committee FRONT ROW - left to right: Ron DeBerry, Joy Glot- felty, Larry Iden, Shirley Bernard, Charlotte Alex- ander. BACK ROW: Larry Cannon, Anne Gibson, Jer- ry Shillingburg, Linda Tichnell, Sally Frazee, Mike Hoye - Chairman, Finance Committee FRONT ROW - left to right: Ruby Pennington, Vicki Smith, Tom Sereno, Larry Schroyer, Ver- non Schroyer - Chairman. BACK ROW: Rosemary Moyers, Linda Nally, Nancy Callis, Don Hinebaugh. Entertainment Committee Stanya Snyder, Vic Dilgard, John Durst, John Sand- ers - Chairman. Invitations Committee FRONT ROW - left to right: Peggy Glotfelty, Jo- anne Powers (Clean-up), Sue Terrant, Darlene Nethken - Chairman. BACK ROW: Sandy Whitacre, Dianne Morrow. — i es See SENIORS STEERING Palys of an Favors Committee FRONT ROW - left to right: Ruth Skipper, Darlene Bowman, Judy Blum. BACK ROW: Donna Crone, Gloria Pennington, Jim Moore. ATTENTIO on SENIORS Omri CR Publicity Committee Helen Repetsky, Linda Shank, Elma Martin, Elaine Laskey - Chairman. Rules Committee Bill Mattingly, Terry Schlossnagle, Butch Allison, Mike Flaherty - Chairman. ATTEN TION| | __SENIONS om Refreshment Committee Margaret Wildesen, Sheila Travis, Carol Unger, Betty Holler, Suzanne Faulkner - Chairman. SENIOR HIGH F.F.A. FRONT ROW - L-R-D. Liller, B. Glotfelty, D. Hebb, O. Hinkle, D. Sines, H. Gnegy, G. Kope, J. Hinkle. SECOND ROW - Mr. Bishoff, J. Wildesen, R. Uphole, H. Kinser, F. Beckman, D. Wagner, J. Friend, R. Callis, G. Skeweris. THIRD ROW - K. Stahl, H. Tusing, R. Smith, D. Sines, D. Otto, M. Stahl, C. Elliott, C. Sines, B. Arnold, R. Lewis, C. Friend, V. Ervin, L. Glotfelty, A. Harvey, F. Helbig, W. Shillingburgh, A. Martin. Mr. Bishoff, Advisor Joe Friend and Larry Schenk selling Christmas trees to raise money for club. 86 JUNIOR HIGH F.F.A. FRONT ROW--C. McCrobie, D. Glass, R. Callis; SECOND ROW--G. Paugh, D. Wayright, T. Wildesen, D. Arbogast, R. Lewis; THIRD ROW--Gordon Maule, D. Martin, J. Sweitzer, G. Iden, R. Miller; FOURTH ROW--D. Sines, B. Cooper, B. O'Brien, C. Sines, B. Lewis, R. Dewitt, A. Wolfe, R. Beckman, C. Glotfelty, B. Tasker; FIFTH ROW-- H. Harvey, C. Markely, A. Wilt, J. Geroski, G. Steyer, C. Welch, D. Liller, J. Evans, Mr. Bishoff-Advisor. SENIOR HIGH PROJECT These club boys do many projects during theyear. These are just two of them. A large sandbox shown with Jim Hinkle, seated in a lawn chair. LIVESTOCK SENIOR HIGH CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT--J. Wildesen -Pres., L. Iden-V. Pres., D. Wagner-Treas., Carl Friend- Lb) 4 Reporter, Harold Gnegy-Senti- soil CHAPTE ma. nel, Rodger Uphold-Secretary ND DAW N (unphotographed). 87 FIRST ROW--L. to R!: Dave Middlebrough, Leslie Hinebaugh, Carol Lawton, Bradley Stewart, Philip Barton, Cathy Yanzetich, Gary Criss. SECOND ROW--L. to R.: Christine Umstot, Carol Penman, Bonnie Huli, Ruth Sweitzer, Carol Pelton, Cynthia Arnold, Kathy Swiger, Katie Towne, Advisor--Miss Deberry. THIRD ROW--L. to R.: Paul Moyers, Mike Hoye, Ron DeBerry, Dennis Friend. Advisor: Miss Deberry Officers--L. toR.: Dave Middlebrough-Parliamentarian; Philip Barton-Vice Pres.; Bradley Stewart-President; Carol Lawton-Recording Sec.; Cathy Yanzetich- Treasurer; Gary Criss-Historian; Leslie Hinebaugh-Corresponding Sec. VALENTINE’S DAY 2 nesBert oaae oe — Senior Chorus Dance, Above. Crowning of King and Queen of Hearts--Right--Royal Court--left to right-- Richard Browning, KarenCrone, Sherry Bateman, Jim Sweitzer, Joe Ashby-King, Barbara Winters-Queen, Micky Feld, Vicki Smouse, Barbara Maule, Jimmy Savage. Junior Class Activities Prom Steering Meetings Sweatshirt sales boost earnings for Jr. Sr. Prom '65 First hand experience in driver's ed. Jr. Class held monthly bake sales Big thrill of Jr. year--Rings! 90 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY “ONE MAD NIGHT’ Don Cutter--John Durst Lucille Marcy--Judy Sines Wing--Kenny Gibson Mrs. Kluck--Gloria Pennington Priscilla--Suzanne Faulkner Gertrude Finch--Betty Lou Holler Lady Macbeth--Sheila Travis Mrs. T. Ashington Finch--Linda Nally John Alden--Brad Stewart Depression-- Linda Shank Mr. Hyde--Mike Flaherty Artemus Burke--Gregg Kerins Dr. Bunn--Mike Hoye Danny Siletto--Bob Martin Hello! I'm anew one. Mother Goose-- remember ? You can't be any worse off than you are now. They can only electrocute a man once. 9) Come on, dear. I won't hurt you. HONORED STUDENTS ee ie bes me = t b Straight A's--left to right--Janna Naylor, Ron Mc- Daniels, Marilyn Englander, Carol Lawton, Tom Ryan, and Judy Simpson. — SENIOR HONOR ROLL LEFT TO RIGHT--J. Rice, S. Steyer, R. Stewart, J. BACK ROW--left to right--Rita Bernard, Brenda Fulk, Savage, C. Shreve, B. Michaels, J. Middlebrough, S. Judy Kildow, Ron McDaniels, Linda Shaffer. FRONT Harvey, D. Paugh. MIDDLE ROW--N., Kitzmiller, S. ROW--Christine Umstot, Barbara Hull, and Linda Fulk. Repetsky, R. Biser, D. Shaffer, L. Oursler, S. Lowder- milk, J. Naylor. FRONT--W. Wiemer, L. Ritchie, V. Blum, R. Nazelrod. Delegates toSIPA Convention--Hugh D.A.R. Winner- Youthpower--Mrs. Randol-sponsor, Walthall, Brad Stewart, Carol Law- Linda Oursler. Joanny Jones, Connie Crowe, ton, Fannie Hinebaugh, Donna Shaf- fer, and Mrs. Wolfe. 92 Ee «s ti 4! eet sept yet | ptt vit yatt Te we we a y | Row back what? I didn't do it--did I? This one goes here and this one Merrily we roll along! ! goes there - - - 1 times 1 is 1, 1 times 2 is ? What comes after $123044.00? 23 “Teacher’s Favorite Sayings’’ Leareessepeeree® eset Big dan 588% Eegeistteen ieSbeees ee Deets ROREE PERS eg fieseeess As I have said before Ya got that? Math never was my best subject. 94 SENIOR CHORUS FIRST ROW - L-R - Christine Umstot, Barbara Hull, Adrea Dever, Rita Bernard, Carol Groves, Sharon Madigan, Kathy Campbell, Maria Tipton. SECOND ROW - Sheila Tasker, Carol Barkman, Darlene Frazee, Shirley Lowder- milk, Sherry Custer, Linda Shaffer. THIRD ROW - Linda Fulk, Sue Glotfelty, Rita O'Brien, Deanna Sutton, Brenda Fulk, Brenda Delsignore, Linda Martin, Alan Douglas, Ron McDaniel, Charlie Davis. FOURTH ROW - Judy Kildow, Nancy Buchannan, George Shaffer, Sonya Furr, Jack Rowan, Harold Wildesen, Jay Rice, Gerald Wildesen, Bob Lohr. FIRST ROW - L-R - Carole Uphole, Linda Fike, Elaine Laskey, Helen Repetsky, Bonnie Ridder, Judy Sines, Sue Ter- rant, Bob Winters. SECOND ROW - Mary Sell, Loretta Bittner, Donna Crone, Sandy Crosco, Stanya Snyder, Joanne Powers, Carl Sines, Ed Stolzenback, Terry Schlossnagle. THIRD ROW - Flora Strawser, Suzanne Faulkner, Peggy Glotfelty, Shirley Martin, Sandy Whitacre, Dianne Morrow, Anne Gibson, Ronnie DeBerry, Mike Hoye, Bob Martin. FOURTH ROW - Ann Friend, Sally Frazee, Linda Tichnell, Gloria Pennington, Roger Uphold, Vic Dilgard, Dave Lew- is, Roger White, Bill Mattingly. 95 oOm mAOZOTZrVOM FIRST ROW - L-R - Paula Skipper, Nancy Paugh, Patty Shuttlesworth, Bonnie Hull, Ruth Sweitzer, Kaye Martin, Shirley Madigan, Carol Smith. SECOND ROW - Shirley Gibson, Linda Humberson, Linda Zimmerman, Sharon Tasker, Brenda Severe, Mary Mussard, Barbara Forman, Cheryl Hahn, Jane Garrett. THIRD ROW - Dennis Friend, Don Par- sons, Eddie O'Brien, Bill Martin, Tom Hoffman, Andy Lantz, Rusty Wilt, Roger Keefe, Tom O'Brien, Jim Tasker, | Gary Bray, Paul Malott, Bill Skipper, Harold Kisner, Fred Tichnell, Steve Perrine. ALL-STATE CHORUS Senior Chorus Officers LEFT TO RIGHT - Kathy Campbell, Sec.-Treas.; Maria Tipton, V.P.; Bob Martin, Pres.; Carol Lambert, Instructor; Carol Roberts - accompanist. Maria Tipton, Harold Wildesen. 96 SENIOR CHORUS BELLRINGERS FIRST ROW;; Left to Right--Jane Garrett, Tom Hoffman, Sharon Tasker, Mary Lou Mussard, Barbara Forman; SECOND ROW--Shirley Madigan, Kay Martin, Carol Smith, Ruth Sweitzer, Steve Perrine, Shirley Gibson. Much time and patience has been taken by these students to provide accompaniment for Choral Programs. They pro- vide enjoyment and entertain- ment for assemblies as well as the general public. JUNIOR CHORUS ROW 1-Janet Anderson, Debby Dewitt, Judy Harvey, Kathy Shirer, Emily Harvey, KarenSanders, Norma Friend; ROW 2-Cinda Mayle, Janet Harman, Sharon Gower, Karen Adams, Donna Beeghly, Brenda Lewis, Ann Calhoun, Linda Friend, Diana Lowdermilk, Mary Jane Sharpless; ROW 3-Linda Phillippi, Gladys Tipton, Aleta Dilly, Barbara Snyder, Eva Perando, Mary Ann Helbig, Brenda Phillippi, Kathy Jones, Jane Gibson, Linda Reckart, Rebecca Michael. ROW 1-Mary Ellen Klacit, Kathy Ridder, Patty Deem, Pamela Frantz, Mary Elliot, Karen Schiable, Mary Sweitzer; ROW 2-Kathy Meyers, Vicki Johnson, Sherry Frantz, Linda Sukow, Marilyn Englander, Kathy Lewis, Linda Ridder, Faye Green, Connie Baker, Janet Hauser, Regina Sanders. SA fps —� Z tine _ =R BIg ape, 45 eee eat eR at 98 ROW 1-Don Tucker, Wayne Callis, Mike Callis, Kenneth Cummings, John White, Carl Savage, JohnSell, Dennis DeBerry. ROW 2-Robert Biser, Bradley Werdebaugh, Joseph McRobie, Roger Skipper, Bill Leighton, Stanley Wildesen, Dwight Stover, Michael Raleigh, Larry Schlossnagle, Donald Friend. ROW 3-Les McDaniels, Bowie Grant, Harrison Stewart, Eddie Poling, Randy Harvey, Steve Fretwell, George Wine, TimSausman, Eddie Browning, Terry Miller, Harry Fox. JUNIOR HIGH CHRISTMAS ys.Inq f ‘ysneqiyoy ‘Yy ‘AaTog “TT ‘ta8utuuey g ‘rareMzity y ‘raStmg “LP ‘suourlwitg ° N ‘ure “gd ‘ddorp y ‘survey D ‘saepueg “YH ‘TleuysTL ‘yD ‘sropueg ‘fp ‘uUTTA “A ‘“SIQIOH “LL ‘eppotsue, D- y 07 I ‘ MOU ‘etd ‘d ‘tastg ‘y ‘s1opueg “YH ‘sueag y ‘AoqTY Yy ‘AoujEQOW f ‘NeNoIIL “IW ‘Ysneqryoy g ‘rasney G “JUSTIN “f ‘sultey ‘Dp ‘prourty D ‘uewyoag g ‘ySneqoury T ‘uUTTA ’g ‘rompeq L ‘uosuyor’g ‘ZIUeT‘y ‘aTOM‘V- Y 0} T € MOU eM0ID — ‘UOXTIG OD ‘1e8vex “IW ‘aroUSTgTeq “Y ‘Aqusy ‘sg ‘AITOMOTD “fp ‘Buty g ‘stMeT g ‘UasapITM “IW ‘surly “Sg ‘sred g ‘preuteg s ‘sTITeO “TI ‘ATTEN “IT ‘aadow y ‘uray “gq ‘I9T10H q ‘ueUIMAN ‘N ‘aseaM q ‘sTAeIL S STITeO “N ‘uTjreI “TI ‘yyTUIg’ A ‘etoUSTSTed f- Y 01 TZ MOU AIEMOTD'N “yuouuaL ‘sg ‘atyoITY “T- y 01°T {1 MOU ‘quayog “TT ‘UOSsTIM °C SI@TITA °O f90eN “LL ONVG 00HIS HOIH NYaninos % GNVd HOIH YOINSAS a JUNIOR HIGH BAND ROW 1--Sharon Teagarden, Head Majorette; Sue Sharps, Susan Ridder. ROW 2--H. Tichnell, J. Wolf, J. Simp- son, R. Sherwood, L. Weimer, M. Brown, V. Smouse, V. Ashby, B. Holsopple. ROW 3--L. Graham, D. Lawton, L. Jackson, S. Wolfe, T. Hauser, D. Bosley, A. Lilley, P. Thomas, E, Friend, W. Sharpless, D. Railey, M. Cropp, B. Hawkins, J. Crowe. ROW 4--R. Johnson, D. Zimmerman, C. Glotfelty, D. Hauser, J. Bowman, R. Liller, G. Kitz- miller, D. Butt, G. Glotfelty, J. Purbaugh, H. Trickett, R. Beckman. Not shown--L, Holler. SEVENTH GRADE BAND ROW 1--J.Sherwood, K. Kope, E. Hamill, S. Tressler, C. Friend. ROW 2--C. Wolfe, G. White, J. Ashby, C. Cathel, K. Hebb, L. Steyer, R. Rodeheaver. ROW 3--L. Eary, B. Janoski, W. Dunbar, B. Snyder, C. Riley, E. Tower, D. Sincell. SENIOR BAN D MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT-Connie Crowe, Louise Martin, Deanna Fike, Janet DelSignore, Shelby Ashby, Sheila Travis, Rose DelSignore, Nancy Callis, Connie Dixon, Linde Ritchie, Vicki Smith, Joy Glotfelty. 102 VARSITY BASKETBALL IY E Y-pUTHER) P30 ‘ Phil Briddell Tom Dettmer Jerry Fike Mike Friend Andy Lantz John Minnick Jay Rice Roger Ruff Rob Sharps Jerry Shillingburg Charlie Teets 5! Sis 5h yet 6' QO ' DELL ae he 5! OM Weight 129 143 140 128 156 148 145 167 155 170 150 104 emer B )ouTHE Ry ¢ Position Q0Q0Q0Q% 0 yO Experience OO O71 NiO OO Sore Come on Southern, get that ball! = Sink it, Jerry, sink it! Aur CM 5988 How's it feel to be graceful? ? Watch that ''stuff'' Rob! What is everybody looking at? ? Valley Bayard Tunnelton Bruce Mt. Savage Bayard Parsons Northern Elk Garden Bruce Valley Parsons Piedmont Elk Garden Northern Piedmont Tunnelton Mt. Savage 106 Varsity Basketball Managers Don Hinebaugh Brad Stewart Dave Livengood Don't let them do that to ya', boys! JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Darrel DeWitt, Rusty Wilt, John Sanders, Dave Lewis, Don Parson, Bob Evans, Bill Welch, Bob McCaw, Neil Bray, Rocky Smith, Clifford Evertt, Bill Martin, Butch Flinn, Coach Kuhn, 107 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW--Left to Right: Tom Stuck, Bob Welch, Larry Flaugher, Jim Kelly, Stanley Watson, Pat Flanagan, Al Marucci, SECOND ROW--Bill Hawkins, Har vey Speicher, Mike Trickett, Ed Poling, Gary Iden, Jack Alvarez. THIRD ROW--George Wine, Joe Peck, Rich Browning. US Tunnelton 44 - 25 Arthurdale 33 - 18 Arthurdale Oe a0 Bayard 27 - 54 Elk Garden 32 - 16 Terra Alta 36 - 31 Bayard 26 - 49 Terra Alta 48 - 36 Moorefeild (T) 50 - 33 Elk Garden 45 - 21 Piedmont 54 - 51 Tunnelton 24 - 22 108 HIGHLANDERS’ COACHES Leroy Bolding--Varsity Football Dick Travis--Athletic Director Bill Watson--Varsity Basket- ball and Junior High Football Ss Ss Tom Kuhn--Junior Varsity Basketbal 109 ustrg,.O ey MOLIOJN auviq s1aMmog ouueor JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 2 MORE a6 = perm ... P2- (2) El pps 260 é —— Suzanne Faulkner Jane Garrett Sue Terrant : S ©) JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS 1st SQUAD Jenny Gosnell Rayetta Ashby Karen Sears Judy Harvey Regina Sanders 2nd SQUAD Jane Gibson Liz Elliott Jane O'Brien Patty Custer et r NS oc. f ae Be Be: C7 d bs aA. - : «a Wh W 3 4 Ay Senior High--12-B boys--P. McIntyre, J. Swiger, B. Senior High--11-E girls--B. Holler, S. Faulkner, L. Lohr, J. Rowan, N. Simmons, T. Imhoff. SECOND Shank, S. Whitacre, J. Sines. SECOND ROW--C. Up- ROW--D. Lipscomb, D. White, Miss Lambert, C. Davis, hole, S. Martin, D. Swietzer, L. Tichnell, G. Penning- C. Miller, J. Rice. ton, A. Friend. Junior High--9-B boys--W. Friend, B. Dewitt, B. Junior High--9-E girls--L. Sukow, D. Sebold, K. Jones. Finch, R. Shrock. SECOND ROW--D. Stewart, C. SECOND ROW--J. Nice, J. Trenum, P. Custer, R. Everett, R. Deheaver, R. Harvey. Ashby. 7-E boys--R. Aronhart, V. Winters, R. King, P. Scho- yer, M. Madingan. SECOND ROW--R. Browning, D. ters, B. Rice, C. Rexrode. Wildersen, M. Nichols, V. Goudy, R. Lee, A. Marucci. 7-E girls--M. Liller, R. Lewis, D. Tressler, B. Win- INTRAMURALS OUR SENIORS� Bill Evans, Bob Lohr, Jack Rowan, Terry Imhoff, Charles Davis, Rick Sharpless, Dave Livengood. Bill Evans 5' 9 ; 155 lbs. Defensive tackle; 1st year. Bob Lohr 5' 8s 155 lbs. Left halfback; 1st year. Jack Rowan 6'; 190 lbs. Offensive tackle center; 3rd year. Terry Imhoff 5' 10's 150 lbs. Right halfback defensive Back; 3rd year. 113 Charlie Davis 5' 9 : 140 lbs. Quarterback defensive back; 3rd year. Rick Sharpless 5 11 : 140 Ibs. End punter; 1st year. Dave Livengood 5' 6 ; 130 lbs. Halfback defensive back; 2nd year. SuIplog yoeog ‘sdaeys qoy ‘ysneqeury wie ‘pust1g saeg ‘YOTEM III ‘UeULYSsIeH Ste1p ‘TTTWeH WEN ‘presqiq otA ‘eu0rg qog ‘yueys wtp ‘Aouore uYor VreMa}g AoTperg - MOU CUIHL ‘Ure Auuog “TIM Aysny ‘yoruuty, uyor ‘uojang Avy ‘use It ‘ssetdzeys yoTy ‘waig Sexy ‘ueUjJoH Woy, ‘Aj10YeTA OXI “Sue Til ‘seuoyy, 1a80y ‘uouueD Aree - MOU GNOOTS ‘poosueary aavg ‘use; qog ‘uesy woy ‘AjeweyT yorq ‘ATSuIyeW IItd ‘uemoy yor ‘Jyoywy Array, ‘staeq atpreyD ‘1yoT qog ‘resuty prlorey ‘puetag ext ‘proudy AeTperg - MOU LSU 114 Okay Lemely, go get 'em! Wonder what happened here? ? ? At least we LOOK Tuff !!! Lose something . . . like the ball??? a ‘ oes Pio i ae Ca ila on cg “What is this, ''Tag or ''Football? ' We did this quite often! He's not that BIG, is he? W15 DISGUST - ''First Class The team at half-time: The team got in a huddle, The captain lowered his head; They all got together, And this is what they said....... . Football team managers: Roger Thomas John Maroney Brad Stewart Jerry Cannon Southern 6-19 Moorefield Southern 37- 0 Romney D B Southern 6-18 Beall Southern 6-25 St. Francis Southern 6-33 Northern Southern 0-32 Parsons Southern 12-38 Keyser Action at Moorefield Southern 0-19 Bruce Southern 0-44 Petersburgh We are the Southern Highlanders, 116 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW - Tommy Stuck, Ronald Kisner, Buck Martin, Skip Shaffer, Roger Craver, Charles Dean; SECOND ROW - Harold Cannon, Eugene Harman, Kim Fredrick, Mike Houk, Brad Smith, Al Marrucci, Joe Ashby, Bob Rudy, Brad Weredebaugh; THIRD ROW - Vaughn Winters, Wayne Dunbar, Charles Shahan, Dave Bosley, Mike Bigler, Pat Flan- agan, Gene Glotfelty; FOURTH ROW - Bob Finch, Phil Briddell, Mark Durst, Dusty Stanton, Mike Foley, Eddie Alex- ander, Rich Browning; FIFTH ROW - Jack Alvarez, Darrell Kitzmiller, Eddie Browning, Andy Cosby, Bill Finch, Paul Thomas, Randy Shaffer, George Wine. Northern 18 - 0 Southern Southern Northern 25-7 Southern Valley Petersburg Southern Just Don't Stand There! Tackle Him! ALY - moe Coa A + : ; ‘ia alt Pn, eee TTER LUCK NEXT YEAR! 118 THE HIGHLANDER STAFF Wishes tothank all businesses in Oakland and the surround- ing communities for their support to make our yearbook a success since its first year. 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Ke 56 ae ve CO m v aS Dart - Dodge - Custom 880 Mobile Homes - Travel Trailers, qm We m™ ee re i ane = At TWO Teeaions: Oud: lias Phone 334-2101 Liberty Street New Cars and Trucks Parts and Service Phone 334-3951 Route 219 North Used Cars and Trucks Mobile Homes Travel Trailers Proprietor MR. MRS. HARVEY SPEICHER Congratulations! Class of '65 MILLER’S SANITARY MARKET, INC. Benson Naylor Choice meats, Groceries Produce Phone 4-7476 Oakland, Maryland ya, � y a R52 Yo ay X Hour “yeh ents to the Srorsoon Wo- Fire-Life-Liability- Hospital Licensed Insurance Broker KIGHT’S INSURANCE SERVICE Thomas D. Kight Insurance Agent Phone Res, 4-2195 Office 334-3968 Oakland, Maryland ( 2 Xe, A iP | aon Y yn x ¥° Ne si nos) | a. | ‘ aN a faa Be iy ai = RUS : a ane Compliments of NORMAN’S ROLLER RINK | State Route 7 Terra Alta 3-601 FAMILY SHOE STORE Shoes for Mother, Dad, and the Children Alder Street Oakland, Maryland Four Seasons Dining Room Phone 334-3903 Oakland, Maryland MFG. CO Je We Cover Anything Furniture Auto Truck Boats Forrest K. Welling Press Phone 334-3877 g 215 South 2nd. Street = FOOD STORES. Oakland, Maryland [- FOOD STORES - Oakland, Maryland You Get DOUBLE Value When You Shop ROLYANS Everything for the Home . Floor Covering . Furniture . Paints . G. E. Appliances . Housewares . Gifts Phone DE 4-2188 Oakland, Maryland . Hardware Appliance . Plumbing Heati A.D. NAYLORE CO. icctriat work . Bottled Gas Phone DE 4-3923 . Paints Oakland, Maryland . Farm Supplies Two Fine Mountaintop Stores to Serve Your Every Need For Home or Farm. CONGRA TULA TRONS CLASS OF 65 PIZZA HAVEN TOeP eB AN DS 207 RAD LO vandm ava ONCE A MONTH LOCAL BAND EVERY SAT. DANCING NIGHTLY Featuring the Best PIZZA IN WESTERN MARYLAND Hamburger - French Fries Onion Rings - Foot Long Hot Dogs PIZZA BURGERS CALL IN FOR PICK-UP OR DELIVERY 334-9845 3rd and Oak Street Oakland, Maryland Le a an ae a Pk, ” Ay mONCR PINS - TEN PINS a Garrett County's only Bowling Lanes SHERMAN ENTERPRISES, SHER-WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. INC. World's largest producer Manufacturers of of AUTOMATIC DUCKPIN BOWLING PINS SETTING MACHINES AND WOOD PRODUCTS SHAFFER FORD SALES The one fine car in its field Cars-Trucks-Tractors-Farm Equip. Phone 334-3941 Oakland, Maryland (ue EES po a Vise tle Qim got | SH : ol pr? ca RITCHIE’S MOTEL No Pets Radiant Heat T. V. And Phone Wall To Wall Carpets Tub And Shower In Every Room Phone 334-3955 243 N. Third Street Oakland, }) du Maryland e loan CENTER “anya Red Rose Feeds “Farm Supplies Sportswear 1 at ‘ Shoes 1s he ns Dry Goods 0 ? r Housewares ae if CK V) 4 Oakland, Maryland Kingwood, West Virginia =. ee Phone DE 4-3937 Oakland, Maryland x ee Co aa wo oe { a“ y McCULLOCH) © te ee are gol Leadership through Fe oe) eo” 2 oe a Ts ye creative Engineering f - Z = ne a pe Ne 7 a POWERS GARAGE Sales and Service (eg Phone DE 4-2254 CHAIN SAWS Mt. Lake Park, Maryland Compliments of LAKE BREEZE MOTEL LOCH LYNN RESTAURANT Compliments of Home- Cooking MR. MRS. GUS HEISE J. Edward Tasker-Owner Loch Lynn, Maryland All Kinds of Sundaes SINGER SEWING MACHINES Milk Drinks Typewriters and Vacuum Cleaners WENZEL’S Dairyland For all your sewing needs; Soft Freeze zippers, biastape, rickrack, scissors, thread and lace. C. D. Wenzel, Proprietor Alder Street i 130 Third St. Oakland, Maryland Oakland, Maryland Compliments of MT. LAKE PARK RESTAURANT ‘x iat AND Nie ndering depen able serv) : Y th a ie GREGORY'S REFRIGERATION 1s ; | | ZL SERVICE HN e (DE 4-2115 v U 4 haces) Park, Maryland Phone DE 4-4192 Compliments of HUB’S HARNESS SHOP i! te 8 � wm FUNERAL HOME SHOE REPAIR Phone DE 4-2175 Oakland;, Maryland Oakland, Maryland ; BACKBONE MT. SERVICE STATION Compliments of AND Ces nya MARKET oy x FRED E. BEACHY LUMBER CO. Yoh ey mile gee 0) wy a ia, West Virginia Phone DE 4-3258 | Compliments of MARYLAND MOTEL BROWNINGS FOODLAND HARDWARE STORE KINGWOOD BAKING CO. ALL KINDS OF PASTRIES . 3 - y V i thday.a nd Wedding Cakes, Banquet es for children. W 5 ie � ‘ ; « - 7 Ny IN y UV QR 7 24 -Hour Delivery Phone Kindwood 100 or Willard Dunbar DE 4-2306 ompliments of FAULKNER’S R Ne ,Hame Cooked Food and ( Home e Pies Daily j d Nad ( : 223 North Third St ety: 137 East Liberty Street Oakland, Maryland ; ih and, Maryland Zi 8 Sen ea NOs Say it with Flowers The 1 HO WEBER SONS FLORIST A ) . Telegraph nee sfvi the i ” airmont_ ba M be olla Compliments of he Peas )| STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLIES | _ |; ee AV Abe A ant MA ; Q 3 ; Y 1 : ; A S y, . +5 NO Stationery and Book Store i ; S ‘ For ? i Egktern Stati a MI) pA ae ay, W 2HyA, 33 Alder Stree }) y NGA | LW mi Oakland, Maryland Vp Phgne DE 449444 ) ; ‘ ’ | AN wD) () area S) eee )' A ie) ) eR N f i ) (WN LP = x rp) re 7 VA Wi a b : YDS Ne rH N vf af Compliments of Seer w Way SERV Y LW ICE STATION Sites on - Groceries hee Road Rt. 219 LAKE SIDE MOTEL Phone DE 4-3966 Gle oe ee aS (S Congratula iong, WClass a 1951 Phone 334-4640 Deep Creek Lake McHenry, Maryland D.E. HELBIG JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Watches Repairing - Engraving Dial DE 4-2610 Oakland, Maryland P.G. ARNOLD'S SELF-SERVICE Phone DE 4-9832 Sal Park, ee “LOCH LYRIN. a ea re, yey) } rest aut Acc orieg -, i Gas - g- Groceries” eS — = oo Z c = SERVICE Pe bis Compliments of HINEBAUGH’S RESTAURANT Established in 1898 The oldest restaurant in Western Maryland Oakland, Maryland MARVIN’S MENS WEAR Clothes for Men and Boys Quality is the Buy Word 123 Second Street Oakland, Maryland YOUTHLAND Infants to Teens Oakland, Maryland GREGG’S PHARMACY Your Health Is Our Business Oakland, Maryland Terra Alta, West Virginia 7A. The Highlander Staff would like to thank all those who contributed to make our yearbook a success! Sue Glotfelty Advertising Manager Foghand Bark Bary IMTS YBN ANN IT Grade A Milk Homogenized Pasteurized Phone DE 4-3378 Oakland, Maryland ea, SED atl ie i BR Speake. OK eo able eR Ons 0K forget), Shen anrertion a x OWT LUCY ene, Na thee tomas — Be sath, Sta ee alt Sue % % + en am iT oablnte Nees: cata i ; va 4 RUTH ENLOW LIBRARY OF GARRETT COUNTY MD ” , 3.2214 01111 7081 ; §