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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1970 volume:

CINTERNATIONAL ml ny San 71 CONTENTS Student Life Administration Senior Directory...... 194 bidex ee aa 200 Epilogue prt BET A ER a ji ity ‘i fhe bak 1969-1970: A colorful vear for Southern High les add to the year e wit Extra-Curricular Act “peseees aay � tiger sd é = Teste Sats . = hg) iy eat RE ABS 2S igoetemannr™ ime to get together and enjoy it is7a t School 10 an t, Fun, and Concentration LTL Southern consists of Sp 12 estan mab ae. be! 13 SPORTS — 69-70 proves to be the year of the Ram VISITOR — ann Beall Kingwood Valley The Ram Football Team fought its way to an even season this year under the direction of its new coaching staff of Bill Frost and assistant Dick Lyons. Even with sixteen returning lettermen, the Rams lost their first three games against Kingwood, Valley and Beall. The Rams’ next three games saw a change, though, as Southern crushed through Mountaineer, Parsons, and Terra Alta. Then South- ern fell before Bruce only to rise again and smash Petersburg. With a 4-4 record, Southern prepared to face Northern for the Garrett County Champion- ship. Southern’s sixteen seniors fought hard to win their last game but that cold fall night yielded a 14-14 deadlock, thus evening Southern’s season 4-4-1. oar ae : ; 3 ie. Ses ¥ + ¥ Above: Southern half-back drags Kingwood line toward the goal posts. Row 1: L. Steyer, J. Everd, V. Winters, W. Dunbar, E. per, R. Rinker, P. Cosby, J. Murray, M. Gravely, M. Friend, Tower, R. Skipper, A. Marucci, H. Cannon, S. Watson, G. J. Hayhurst, B. Grant, G. Martin, L. O’Brien, M. Davy Friend. Row 2: Coach Frost, R. Rid der, T. King, C. Shahan, (Mer.). Row 4: G. Tusing, T. Wolfe, G. Zimmerman, D. P. Schroyer, P. Miller, K. Frederick, J. Ashby, M. Nichols, DeWitt, R. Shaffer, J. Sanders, T. Helbig, B. Fike, J. White, T. Bosley, H. Shaffer (Mgr.), Coach Lyons. Row 3: B. Skip- P. Viragh, D. Ingram (Mgr.). : € LM 7 J en een 3 c - PERS ae, Mountaineer Parsons Terra Alta Above: Rith Rinker turned a fake punt into a substantial gain. Left: Star quarterback Rich Skipper hit his man. Below: A mean little Hilltopper tried to bring down Dunbar. 18 Above left: Vaughn (the Bull) Winters smashes his way to the goal line. Left: Southern’s line consisting of Ashby, Nichols and Frederick set up a block- ing wall to the goal line but the back- fie]d has other ideas. Below: Southern’s seniors pose for a serious picture. Rams tied for Garrett County Championship Above left: Skipper breaks through on the way to the touchdown. Above right: “Hey Ref, don’t tell me you're going to start watching the game!” Below: Terra Alta tried hard, but not hard enough. Right: Captains Tower, Marucci, and Skipper ac- cept the Autumn Bowl Trophy. 20 LINN la 2 Row 1; Mr. McCain, coach; G. White, S. Rush, T. Hayhurst, B. Reams, G. Tusing, J. Deem. Row 2: J. Everd, P. Miller, C. Deem, R. Fitzwater, A. Murlin, G. Friend, C. Nichols. Row 3: G. Helbig, L. Fickes, R. Hinebaugh, G. White, F. Fulk, D. Crosco, B. Rush. Row 4: B. Harvey, J. Sanders, C. Ridder, E. Rice. Wrestling team concludes season undefeated Far left: Carol Deem tried for a take-down against Romney D B. Above: George Tusing just won't give up. Right: Paul Miller had little difficulty against his Huskie opponent. Below: Tom Hayhurst does his thing against Northern. Southern Southern Southern Southern Southern Southern Southern Southern Southern Southern 28 29 38 395 40 34 29 28 33 Won: 10 Wrestling Scoreboard Bruce Romney D B Petersburg Allegany Kingwood Northern Petersburg Romney D B Kingwood Northern Lost: O 2! 22 Southern matmen take second county championship Above: Allen Murlin talked over previous matches with his Romney opponent. Right: Paul Miller, with his brute strength, put his man down, down, down... Below: Carol Deem tried hard for a turn-over against his opponent from the North. The excellent coaching of Asa McCain and an unusually good group of wrestlers to work with resulted in Southern’s first undefeated wrestling season, with a record of 10-0. Three of our wrestlers, Scott Rush (10-0), Brad Reams (10-0), and Carol Deems (7-0-3) finished the season with unblemished records. The schools that fell victim to the skilled matmen included Kingwood, Bruce, Petersburg, Northern, Romney, and Allegheny. Southern also attended the Bi-County Tourney at Bruce High School, placing four wrestlers, Scott Rush, Brad Reams, Gary Friend, and Ralph Fitzwater, eligible to compete in the District Tourney at Allegheny High School. From there, Brad Reams traveled to the State Tour- nament. At the wrestling banquet held on April 22, Brad Reams was awarded the Outstanding Wrestler Trophy for his achievements. Rams conclude best season in history The Southern Rams’ 1969-70 basketball season was packed with excitement from the beginning un- til the last game. Capacity crowds filled Southern’s gym to watch our team sail through five consecutive wins before bowing to Bishop Walsh. Mr. Kuhn’s varsity team finished the season with the best record in the school’s history with seventeen wins and only five losses. Enthusiasm was high as spectators, along with the Spirit Squad, cheered our varsity players to victory after victory. A tired, but happy Ruffy Ridder was hoisted atop Spirit Squad members’ shoulders after ‘a victorious and hard-fought game with the Valley Knights. Southern added two new schools to our schedule as we challenged Bishop Walsh of Cumberland and North Dorchester of Hurlock in Dorchester County on the Eastern Shore. Left: A tired, but happy Ruffy Ridder was hoisted atop Spirit Squad members Al Marucci’s and Joe Edverd’s shoulders. Row 1: Gehrig Cosgray, Stan Watson, Bob Foley, Jim Browning, Larry Dawson, Ruffy Ridder, Tom Stuck. Row 2: Tom Bosley, Jay Moyer, Junior Shahan, David Mar- tin, Jim Schmidt, Mike Gravely, Mgr., Jim Murray, Mer., Coach Kuhn. he Northern Huskies The Rams wipe out t 24 25 VARSITY SCOREBOARD Southern 56 Union Southern 94 Elk Garden Southern 71 Bruce Southern 55 Valley Southern 74 Tunnelton Southern 68 Bishop Walsh Southern 78 Northern Southern 86 Terra Alta Southern 81 North Dorchester Southern 94 Aurora Southern 68 Bishop Walsh Southern 74 Union Southern 64 Valley Southern 87 Elk Garden Southern 93 Northern Southern 110 Terra Alta Southern 95 Tunnelton Southern 72 Aurora Southern 67 Bruce Southern 93 North Dorchester Tournament Southern 78 Boonsboro Southern 57 Frederick WON 17 LOST 5 Above: “Say, have you heard the one about the traveling salesman and the farmer’s daughter . . .” Page 24: Top: Tom Stuck b ounded fiercely through the for- midable paper hoop to lead the Rams’ attack. Bottom Right: Larry Dawson reached high to lay on two points. Bottom Left: Ruffy Ridder jumped high to get the tip as he jabbed an elbow into the side of the opposing Valley cen- ter’s side. Page 25: Top: Jim Browning and Larry Dawson harassed a Northern player in their effort to block his shot. Left: TWO POINTS... TWO POINTS... TWO POINTS. ‘oe ei 1G Wi a eee � ; - . ee EP ea ee Se ‘. ye ta ORs ¥ Row 1: C. Upton, P. Lewis, N. Copolla, Ben Sincell, C. Naylor, M. Marucci. Row 4: B. Frederick, R. Kitzmiller, Nichols, J. Ashby, H. Rebele, G. Heise. Row 2: H. Rode- B. Tressler, J. Friend, D. Liller, J. McHenry, K. Louie, heaver, J. Kisselovich, D. Uphole, D. Tressler, D. Elliott, C. R. Perando. Row 5: J. Watson (Mgr.), T. Shaffer, (Megr.), Stensin, B. Domenick, E. Hinebaugh. Row 3: M. Sanders, G. Welch, E. Wolfe, W. Englander, S. Lance, K. Meyers, M. Ashby, R. Green, D. Stuck, C. Bosley, D. Sharps, D. D. Shotwell, J. Bosley. Jr. High little Rams have disappointing season Junior-High Football Scoreboard Southern Allegany Southern Romney Southern Northern Southern Valley Southern Bishop Walsh Southern Bruce Won: 1 Lost: 4 Right: Stensin gets much needed yardage against the North- ern Puppies’ defense. 26 Stemples’s debut is successful with 10-6 record Junior-High Basketball Scoreboard Southern 35 Elk Garden 53 Southern 35 Bruce 7p Southern 43 Union 20 Southern 52 Romney 58 Southern 38 Terra Alta Zt Southern 46 Northern 17 Southern 53 Aurora 33 Southern 36 Union 32 Southern 46 Northern 15 Southern Elk Garden 47 Southern Romney 50 Southern W. Va. School for Deaf 34 Southern Bruce 54 Southern Terra Alta 36 Southern Elk Garden 46 Southern Aurora 21 Won: 10 Lost: 6 Right: Paul Lewis adds more to the score. Row 1: A. Cevetnick, B. Domenick, R. Paygh, J. Bosley, Liller. Row 3: B. Frantz (mgr.), S. Edgar, J. McHenry, J. Uphole, M. Tasker, P. Lewis. Row 2: Mr. Stemple, Coach; R. DiSimone,- J. Watson (mgr.). D. Sharps, D. Stuck, J. Stem, C. Bosley, E. Shotwell, D. 28 1 TV ||, wisest My ha ¢? omen |e | ni) VY | Row 1: Mr. Johnson, Coach; A. Edgar, J. Moyer, B. Elliott, Frederick, R. Shaffer, R. Ware, D. Stephens, D. DeWitt, D. Dintaman, B. Holtschneider, C. Ford, mgr. Row 2: D. J. Mosser, P. Perrine, mgr. Unphotographed: E. Naylor. BVA finishes season with impressive 8-4 record Junior-Varsity Basketball Scoreboard Southern 46 Union Southern 34 Bruce Southern 37 Valley Southern 49 Bishop Walsh Southern 45 Northern Southern 43 Bishop Walsh Southern Union Southern 46 Valley Southern Northern Southern 56 Elk Garden Southern 40 Bruce Southern 62 Elk Garden Above: Dave Stephens starts the Southern J.V. Rams to a Won: 8 Lost: 4 victory over arch-rival Northern. Rams end winning season with record of 6-5 BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Southern 2 Keyser i Southern 18 Petersburg 13 Southern 4 Beall 1 Southern 19 Northern 5 Southern 5 Union 4 Southern 0 Fort Ashby 2 Southern 1 Fort Ashby 2 Southern 7 Petersburg 5 Southern 6 Keyser “ Southern 7 Northern 1 Southern 5 Bruce 12 WON 6 LOST 5 Row 1: C. Ford, S. Tressler, T. Bosley, R. Skipper, R. De- Simone, F. Stoner, J. Upole, M. Wolfe, P. Lewis, E. Shotwell. Row 2: J. Inscoe, S. Watson, L. Dawson, C. Shahan, K. Fred- erick, D. Uphole, D. Wilt, Tressler, Coach Kuhn. 29 30 Rams reign county champs; whip Huskies 19-5 eS yet iE: oe ig ewes Page 30: Top: Bosley blows his top as he roars into first. Bottom Left: One more inning.... Page 31: Top: Kuhn's corner. Bottom: “T have not yet begun to fight! !” 3| Cheerleaders boost teams to best season ever “Sie ene: Page 32: Above: Varsity Cheerleaders caught monkeying around on the monkey bars. Right: Diane Meyers showed enthusiasm at a Pep Rally. Belen Sue, Debhie, and Peggy help Rick Shaffer on Energy ay. Page 33: Top Left: Diane and Karen swing together on the swings. Top Right: J. V. Cheerleaders show off a new formation. Bottom: Junior High cheerleaders rest in the shade after a hard-cheered game. 33 34 SENIORS — Turn to the future for the reality of the dreams Above: “No Ed Tower, they don’t take full length portraits!” Right: Senior day teacher, Stan Watson, proves discipline can be handled effectively by manner alone. ALBERT FERRIS ALEXANDER BURLTON WAYNE ALEXANDER PENELOPE ANN ALLISON ALBERT MICHAEL AMMANN GERALDINE M. ANDERSON JOSEPH ALBERT ASHBY 36 eo Na | Below: “I'm not the big, bad wolf,” the photographer tells Jim Stephens as he snaps his picture. GARY LESLIE BAKER JANET KAY BAKER MARY LILLER BAKER JOHN WALTER BATEMAN, JR. SANDRA LYNN BEEGHLY ROCKY DALE BEEMAN 37 38 Ree MAS: Paley 5 A Ba Be fii ee wn ea a a “a LULL PY Mie meni. Bruce Paugh listens to Diane Laskey while she relates an- Now we know where Chris’ Naylor spends her spare time: in other horrifying experience suffered in school for the day. the toy section where she exercises her facial muscles. Seniors strive to meet tomorrow's challenge DENVER LEON BITTINGER JANETTE LEE BOWERS JOAN RITZ BOWERS SAMUEL PHILIP BOWMAN GARY ALLEN BRAY RUBY LORAINE BRAY Left: Bonnie White gives her Valedictory Address. Above: Now, Bonnie Carr, you know it’s too late to turn back now! WILLIAM INSKEEP BUCHANON CLARA ROXANNE BUTLER KATHY BIGLER CALHOUN HAROLD GILBERT CANNON JR. BONNIE LOUCILE CARR CARL MITCHELL CATHELL JUNIOR ELLIS COGLEY FLOYD CLEMENT COLLINS GEHRIG CLAIR COSGRAY 39 40 KAREN SUE CRONE SYLVIA ANN CROSCO GARY DOUGLAS DAVY MICHAEL WAYNE DAVY LAWRENCE EDWARD DAWSON GARY FREDLOCK DeBERRY CARROLL WESLEY DEEM RONALD ROY DeWITT LINDA DIANE DODGE Graduates answer Seniors’ questions at college tea DANIEL GIBSON DONLEY STEPHAN MARVEL DUCKWORTH WAYNE EUGENE DUNBAR LISA LOUISE EARY CHARLES EDWARD ELLIOTT SANDRA KAY ELLIOTT RAYMOND JUNIOR EVANS JOSEPH TROY EVERD KELVIN WILLIS FEATHER PEGGY ANN FERGUSON GEORGE ALLEN FICKES DEBBIE LEE FILSINGER 42 Above: Paul Schroyer, Dennis Rodeheaver, and Ed Kovach seemed to enjoy the splendor of the Senior Tea. Right: Bill Buchanon pondered a point of college life. SUSAN DIANNE FILSINGER CHRIS ALLEN FITZWATER RALPH WAYNE FITZWATER WILLIAM EDWARD FITZWATER Ill DIANE ELIZABETH FLETCHER ROGER RUDOLPH FOGLEPOLE PAMELA RAE FRANTZ KIMBER LEE FREDERICK CHARLES BENJAMEN FRIEND CRYSTAL DIANE FRIEND DARWIN EUGENE FRIEND GARY ROY FRIEND SHARON FAYE FRIEND ROMAYNE FAITH FRIES FREDERICK THOMAS FULK, JR. Seniors have a realization of accomplishment Below: Barry Snyder and Ed Tower cautiously peer at their pictures. JERRY WAYNE GANK CYNTHIS LEE GARNER 43 CAROL ELIZABETH GIBSON GENE HOWARD GLOTFELTY REBECCA RECKART GLOTFELTY JILL GUNN GOSNELL BETTY JEAN GREGORY JACOB LEE GREGORY JOSEPH ALAN GROVES ELIZABETH BYARD HAMILL HAROLD EUGENE HARMAN WILLIAM KENNETH HEBB EUGENE DeWITT HELBIG, JR. RUTH ANNE HESSE SHARON GAIL TRESSLER HESSON MARY JOY HINEBAUGH MICHAEL LINN HINEBAUGH ANDREA KAY IDEN OLIVER JAMES INSCOE, JR. ELAINE MAXINE JAMISON Page 44: Top Left: Seniors warmed up in preparation to take on the faculty in a fund-raising project. Top Right: Hot-tempered seniors Moose Cannon and Al Ma- rucci tried to reverse the call of refs Ridder and Browning. Page 45: Left: Anxious seniors took the first surprised look at their perfectly posed pictures. 45 46 WAYNE VIRGIL JAMISON WILLIAM EDWIN JANOSKE JAMES VIRGIL JONES DEBORAH GRACE KIGHT ROBERT CLINTON KIMBLE RANDALL EUGENE KING CARLA ANNE REXRODE KISNER LESLIE KEITH KNOTTS ROSS LEE KNOTTS Seniors defeat Juniors in annual hoop clash Page 46: Jim Jones and Eugene Harman joined faculty mem- bers in a relaxing morning break and prepared for a typical day. Page 47: Ann Elliott and teammates Donna Alvarez and Rhonda Rodeheaver charged through the senior defenses in a potential score play. JEFFEREY CLARENCE KNOX EDWARD JOHN KOVACH DIANA LASKEY JAMES THEODORE LASKEY RENAE DAWN HARVEY LEE ROBERT ELWOOD LEE 47 48 LINDA LOUISE LEWIS ROSEMARY LYNN LEWIS WALTER STEPHEN LEWIS DAVID LEE LIVENGOOD DEBORAH MARIE LOWER WILLIAM FRANKLIN LOWER MARTHA LOU McROBIE LYLE MARSHALL MADIGAN VIRGINIA LEE MALCOMB Senior play “Spooks Alive” entertains many ALFRED THOMAS MARUCCI II DIANNA LYNN MARTIN DOLORES RAE MATTINGLY FLORA JANE MICHAEL CLAYTON PHINEAS MILLER PAUL CURTIS MILLER Page 48: The cast of “Spooks Alive” worked through an Below: Senior Class Officers: Bob Rudy, president; Pam initial reading practice to get the “feel” of their parts. Frantz, vice-president; Maureen Rentschler, secretary; Debbie Tressler, treasurer. 49 50 Anxiety grips seniors as year nears completion Cae HAROLD FRANKLIN MORELAND ALICE FAY MURLIN CHRISTINE MARIE NAYLOR VALERIE WINONA NAZELROD BONNIE JEAN NEWLIN BARBARA JEAN NICHOLS Right: Graduation page girls, Carla Moser and Rhonda Rode- heaver, wait to lead the senior class “to higher goals.” Above: “One last minute adjustment always helps,” Mrs. Wolfe told Alice Murlin. MICHAEL JOHN NICHOLS MARILYNN SUE NINER BRUCE DEAN PAUGH KENNETH LOUIS PAUGH MARY DIANNA PECK DAVID SCOTT PENMAN JOYCE MARIE PERRY ANITA REBECCA PHILLIPS ROBERT MICHAEL PROUDFOOT Right: Liz Hamill awaited her senior necessities as gradua- tion approached. arerere 2.2.2 2 OS 52 Prom has sentimental appeal for class of °7O RITA DIANE PYSELL SMITH GARY LEE REAMS BRADLEY ALLEN REAMS MAUREEN ETHEL RENTSCHLER BEVERLY MARION RICE RICHARD JAMES RIDDER Above: Senior name cards seemed to be quite popular even with the guys as shown by Dennis Rodeheaver, Paul Schroyer, Chuck Teets and Jake Gregory. Left: Mike Weeks and Martin Heise aid in prom prepara- tions. Below: Vaughn Winters sure thought that one was funny! DAVID CRAIG RILEY ROBERT DALE RILEY DENNIS WAYNE RODEHEAVER PAULA ELLEN RODEHEAVER RANDLE ALAN RODEHEAVER DOUGLAS RALPH ROMESBURG IRVIN ROBERT RUDY JAMES PATRICK SAVAGE ELIZABETH DEAN SAVAGE 53 54 MARSHA ANN SAVAGE PAUL ARTHUR SCHROYER SUSAN FRANCES SCHUNCKE JO DELLA JOYCE SELL JUNE ILENE SELL DEBORAH KAY SERENO JACQUELINE ELAINE SERENO MARY CYNTHIA SHAFFER CHARLES EVERETT SHAHAN, JR. Senior Class ends year with two trips and a picnic PAUL RAY SHARPLES JUDITH SUSAN SHERWOOD CECIL CYRUS SIMMONS, JR. DEBORAH KAY SIMMONS JOHN ALDEN SIMPSON DONALD WAGONER SINCELL Page 54: Top Left: Sylvia Crosco gladly accepted her diploma from Mr. Robert Diehl, Board of Education member. Top Right: Peggy Ferguson said: “I suppose I will take my diploma when it’s offered.” Page 55: Bottom: “Geraldine Anderson: are you sad because it’s all over now or because it’s just about to begin?” 55 (Above:) DEBORAH LYNN SINES SUSAN BEITZEL SINES (Right:) RICHARD EDWARD SKIPPER BARRY RAY SNYDER CONNIE SUE STAHL JAMES CALVIN STEPHENS, JR. REBECCA ANN STEWART LARRY ALAN STEYER 56 CHARLES WILLIAM STRAWSER, JR THOMAS HOWARD STUCK DENNIS RAY SWARTZENTRUBER JAMES WILLIAM SWEITZER STEVEN RANDALL SWEITZER SUSAN DIANE SWEITZER Page 56: For today, the Foods Department chefs, Paul Page 57: The Bakers, Gary and Mary, went through one of Schroyer and Dennis Rodeheaver, are preparing. . . . the many year-end tasks for a senior: eating at the Senior Luncheon. 57 58 Outstanding seniors receive awards at assembly. ALLEN ELWOOD TASKER DELMAS FLOYD TASKER EDITH BEEMAN TASKER SHARON LYNN TASKER CHARLES WAYNE TEETS SANDRA KAY TERRANT Danforth Award Nominees: Clockwise from Mr. Rode- Frederick, Mike Weeks, Wayne Dunbar. Miss White and heaver; Bonnie White, Judy Sherwood, Linda Dodge, Kim Mr. Dunbar were the two recipients. Left: Valerie Nazelrod prepared to “punch” the next person for his chest X-Ray check-up. Below: “Sure, we'll pose for the camera! prom-happy Joy Hine- baugh and Paul Viragh seemed to say. VERNA KATHERINE TETER JOSEPH DANIEL TICHINELL BETTY LOU TORTICE MILLARD EDWARD TOWER DEBORA SUE TRESSLER DORIS JEAN TURNER 59 DAVID MICHAEL TURNEY MARGARET ELAINE VIRTS EDWIN SHELBY WALTHALL STANLEY ROSS WATSON JESSICA WEBSTER MICHAEL EUGENE WEEKS BONNIE CAROL WHITE LYNDA KAY WHITE Above: Linda Dodge to Mike Nichols: “It’s a boy!!” F YOU THINK MY GRADUATION OUTFIT 15 GROOVY WAIT “TILL YOU SEE OUR, Announcements. DARRELL MARSHALL WILDESEN BARBARA ANN WILT DONALD EUGENE WILT IRENE MARIE WILT VAUGHN VERYL WINTERS MARY CATHERINE WOLFE Beal Pick EM UP AT If) sa | sf Go eAwn 0 avers Ths. . ] en Medak Core t) ron f 61 62 STUDENT LIFE — Students’ interest focuses on changing dress Homecoming brings exciting weekend to Pam and Joe Top: Recovered from the shock, Pam and Joe smiled congratulations at. each other. Right: The F.H.A. took off from their homemaking chores to build a prize winning float. Bottom: The Homecoming Court (clockwise) : Ed Tower and Debbie Tressler, Rich Skipper and Bev Rice, Gene Helbig and Debbie Filsinger, Peggy Ferguson and Harold Cannon. The tenth annual Homecoming of Southern High School got underway Thursday night, October 23, with a bonfire in the community parking lot. High- lighting the evening was the announcement of Pam Frantz and Joe Ashby as King and Queen by Mr. Frost, football coach. On Friday afternoon a pep assembly was held to encourage and raise school spirit. It paid off that night at the game when the Southern Rams walked all over the Petersburg Vikings with a score of 28-0. Prior to the game was the annual parade. South- ern’s Junior and Senior Bands participated along with several floats. The F.N.A.’s float won first prize for originality. The festivities ended with the G.A.A. sponsoring the dance on Saturday night. Left: Pam Frantz suddenly realized that she and Joe Ashby were actually king and queen. Below: Mr. Rodeheaver crowned Pam Frantz 1969 Home- coming Queen as King Joe Ashby and crown bearers John Hayhurst and Laurie Rostosky looked on. 65 Senior Class presents hit “Spooks Alive” A three act mystery-comedy entitled “Spooks Alive” was presented by the senior class under Mr. Crone’s supervision. The play began as a college professor, his family, friends, and servant moved into a deserted prison. Professor Rockby (Bill Buchanon) needed “atmos- phere” for the book he wanted to write. Strange things began to happen when Marcel (Marilyn Niner) became obsessed with the thought that she really wasn’t herself. Matters became more complicated when the maid, Mrs. Simpson (Sandy Beeghly), saw a Ghost (Wayne Dunbar). The only person that believed her was Bridget (Jessica Web- ster), twelve year daughter of the Professor. Before long, Marcel disappeared after Gennie (Karen Crone) left her in the Tower room. Plenty of laughs were had because of Knuckle- head’s (Kim Frederick) antics when trying to find Marcel. It was noticed that Marcel looked like the lost daughter of George Albright, last man hanged in the Tower. With the capture of the Ghost and the return of Marcel, a twenty year old mystery was solved. Top left: Mrs. Simpson (Sandy Beeghly) and Bridget (Jes- sica Webster) try to stay awake as Knucklehead (Kim Frederick) mumbles something. Below: “Well, Wayne, isn’t all that slimy make-up fun?” asks Jessica Webster. “After all, you wouldn’t be ‘beautiful’ without it!” ¥; Bottom left: Behind the scenes, Joy Hinebaugh coats Kim Frederick’s face with make-up for the final performance. Top: Mrs. Rockby (Jill Gosnell) trys to get some answers out of the idiot local sheriff (Rich Skipper). Right: As the Ghost (Wayne Dunbar) brings Marcel (Marilyn Niner) out of the Tower at knife point, professor Rockby (Bill Buchanon) and Doug (Don Sincell) watch in horror. Bottom: Professor and Mrs. Rockby hold a picture of a likeness of the vanished Marcel while Mrs. Simpson, Gennie (Karen Crone), Knucklehead and Bridget look in amazement. 67 ‘Stranger in the Night’ — Junior Class Play This year the junior class presented “Stran- ger in the Night,” a three act play comedy mys- tery, to the public. The setting was a bookshop owned by Mable Crane and Sylvia Lee. A newsreporter, Grant Terry, received a tip that someone in the Boule- vard Hotel was to be murdered. Terry tried to solve the plot. The mystery began when it was learned that the name of the person who was to be murdered was contained in an article in the shop. After it was discovered that a murder was to occur. the entire cast felt that he was the victim. It all turned out that J. T. Rutledge was the intended person. The muderer was unknown at first. All the facts led to Sam Fisk who had been hired to do away with Rutledge. Fisk was captured and given a workover by Marcella Bender, a female wrestler. The play was an outstanding success and entertained all who attended. Top: Eddie Beach (Terry King) and Sam Fisk (Bob Ridder) engage in a pleasant activity. Bottom Left: J. T. Rutledge (Bill Grant) explodes “Body? Body? Whose body?” Bottom Right: Sam Fisk (Bob Ridder) comments “Well, go on Miss Lee.” (Patti Offutt) Top: Sam Fisk (Bob Ridder), dressed as a female, tries to steal the article that contains the name of the intended victim. Bottom Right: Sylvia Lee (Patti Offutt) frantically tells Eddie Beach (Terry King) and Mable Crane (Brenda Shank) that she has to leave the shop for a few minutes. TEL Loppy —-— Sms, jee tiebente | ¢ i E “pom 69 70 Page 70: Top: The whole gang! Right: Rita Shrout is comforted by Bill Schuncke in “The Haunting of Hill House.” Page 71: Top left: “Is that so?” said Dwight Harvey. Top right: Jim Laskey and Bill Fitzwater are working so diligently. .. Bottom right: Theresa Naylor considers an idea. Bottom left: George Tusing and Dwight Harvey tape for their association’s radio broadcast. Southern is well represented in area by SSA 71 72 A medieval setting depicting a castle balcony pro- vided the background for the 1970 Junior-Senior Prom “Romeo and Juliet.” The highlight of the eve- ning was the crowning of the queen, Miss Deborah Filsinger, by Principal Robert F. Rodeheaver. Miss Filsinger was escorted by Paul Frantz. Junior Class president, Bill Grant, in keeping with the yellow and green color scheme, presented the Queen with a bouquet of yellow roses. The Queen and her court were entertained by Terry Wolfe and Stacy Shockley, accompanied by Kim Liller at the piano, with “A Time For Us,” the theme from “Romeo and Juliet.” Princesses were: Miss Elaine Jamison, escorted by Kim Frederick; Miss Peggy Ferguson, escorted by Harold Cannon; Miss Margaret Virts, escorted by Ed Kovach; Miss Linda Dodge, escorted by Mike Friend; Miss Beverly Rice, escorted by Charles Shahan; Miss Joyce Perry, escorted by Lyle Madi- gan. Page 72: Top: Lu Jean Liller, Ann Gnegy, and Cynthia Fike decorated the gym. Above: The result of a year’s planning! Left: Becky Custer and George Tusing sign-in at the Prom. Page 73: Bottom: It’s almost over for another year!! Jr.-Sr. Prom Court: Bill Grant, Jr. Class President; Matthew Pritts, flower-boy; Katie Ravenscroft, crown bearer; Paul ai be cs) e Fl he | 8 Frantz, king; Debbie Filsinger, queen; Mr. Rodeheaver, prin- cipal. 73 os. eee. $eeeet eee ees e eee sseeeees [St bae Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! behalf of the Lollipop Guild. Below: Right: Munchkin Brant Turney presented Dor- othy (Donna Stark) with a lollipop on 74 “The Wizard of Oz” thrills young and old { 9uruen Top: We're off to see the wizard... Above: Terry Wolfe takes off his Tin Wood- man make-up for the last time. Left: Cowardly Lion, [ll protect you! 75 76 Graduation: solemn good-bye to an old phase of life The commencement ceremony for the graduating class of 1970 was held June 5th. Following the pro- cessional of the 201 members of the class, class president Bob Rudy welcomed all who were attend- ing the ceremony and presented the school with a set of flags as the seniors’ gift. Judy Sherwood presented the Salutatory Address followed by Valedictorian Bonnie White. Principal Robert Rodeheaver awarded Wayne Dunbar and Bonnie White with the Danforth “I Dare You” awards for outstanding achievement and balance of character. Mr. B. O. Aiken, representative to the House of Delegates, introduced the evening’s speaker, Thomas Hunter Lowe, speaker of the House. The Valedictory and Salutatory awards were given to Bonnie White and Judy Sherwood by Mr. Rodeheaver. Mr. Robert Diehl, Board of Education, presented each of the seniors with a diploma and the program was ended with the recessional. Page 76: Top Left: Class Valedictorian Bonnie White ac- cepted the Danforth Award for outstanding work. Top Right: Judy Sherwood delivered her Salutatory address to the seniors. Bottom: Solemn seniors pondered the twelve years of work it took to get their diploma. Page 77 Top: Wayne Dunbar was honored as the 1970 Dan- forth Award recipient. Above: Speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates, Thomas Hunter Lowe, was the speaker at commencement. Left: Class President, Bob Rudy, ended his term of office by reminding the class of the importance of saying “Thank you. 78 Page 78: Top Left: Don and Wayne get a bird’s eye view of the coming year. Top Right: Wayne Dunbar carried out one of his duties as president. Bottom: Standing On Ladder (clockwise): Terry Wolfe, vice- president; Don Sincell, treasurer; Wayne Dunbar, presi- dent; Linda Dodge, secretary. Page 79: Top: Barry Domenick demonstrated how to use the voting machine to a 7th. grade admirer. Bottom Left: Terry Wolfe speaks! Bottom Right: Student council members listened critically 10 George Tusing’s winning speech. 79 Right: Serious society members Jim Inscoe and Don Wilt pondered a subject of deep interest to the club. Below: National Honor Society Members: B. Snyder, R. Rodeheaver, J. Inscoe, D. Wilt, K. Feather, M. Niner, J. Jones, J. Hinebaugh, B. Ammann, J. Sherwood, B. White M. Weeks, M. Savage, S. Filsinger, D. Fletcher, B. Nichols. N.H.S, Initiates: Seated: M. Sweitzer, K. Davis, M. Penning: Row 3: M. Wilkins, J. Uphold, T. Wolfe, P. Cosby, G. ton, T. Hayden, M. Murphy, R. Kitzmiller, C. Bergstrom. Tusing, D. Shaffer, C. Mosser, M. Heise, S. Rush, D. Harvey, Row 2: G. Grubb, T. Naylor, J. Michael, R. Rodeheaver, R. G. Sanders, B. Harvey, R. Lewis, S. Bowman. Shrout, B. Custer, J. Lee, L. Hinebaugh, M. Knotts. 80 Quill and Scroll teaches art of glass whistling eres %. revere ens 5 a§ | am Above: Mrs. Wolfe, adviser, congratulated Mrs. Lewis Jones on becom- ing an honorary member of Quill and Scroll. Right: Debbie Gatian was fascinated by the shrilling sounds that could be made with a water goblet at the Quill and Scroll banquet. Quill and Scroll Honor Society Members: Row 1: B. Rudy, C. Bergstrom. Row 3: L. Liller A. Gnegy, J. Webster, D. FE. Harman, Vice-President; R. Rodeheaver, Treas.; B. Turney, J. Janoske, D. Shaffer, H. Sylvester E. Walthall, T. White, Sec.; M. Nichols, D. Sincell, Pres. Naylor. Row 2: D. Gatian, E. Green, L. Martin, B. Nichols, J. Lee, 81 82 Below: Pam Rudy and Karen McHenry finish up a long day of initiation. Right: Big Chief Melinda Welhelm gets initiated into Southern’s G.A.A. Bottom: G.A.A. members proudly pose for their group picture. Varsity Club encourages good sportsmanship Top: Southern’s Varsity Club members. Left: Up, up and away with the Fabulous Magicians spon- sored by the Varsity Club. Above: Jim Inscoe, Mike Nichols, and Rich Skipper “confer” with adviser Coach Travis. 83 84 Above: Joy Hinebaugh launched an_ impressive teaching career on Senior Day. Right: President Chris Naylor conferred with adviser Miss DeBerry over an important project. Teachers of tomorrow meet with career opportunities Back row: Delores Mattingly, treasurer; Clara Kisselovich, Sue Filsinger, Jenny Shaffer, Barbara Mayle, historian; Joy Sandy Blamble, Glenda Grubb, and Karen White. Front row: Hinebaugh, secretary; Chris Naylor, president. F'NA strives toward visible goals in nursing Future Nurses of America: Judy Sherwood, president; Carol Fletcher, treasurer; Jane Brenneman, parliamentarian; Nancy Gibson, vice-president; Anita Phillips, secretary; Diane Upole, historian; Mrs. Wilson, adviser. Above: Mrs. Helen Baumgartner presented the Catherina B. Cullison Mental Health Award to Judy Sherwood for a third-place tie. Left: Mr. John Wolfe crowned Chris Nichols Heart Fund King, ending the F.N.A.’s successful Heart Fund drive. 85 Future farmers gain agricultural experience Sitting: A. Murlin, J. Mulligan, J. Miller, M. Rhodes, B. Skipper, F. Pike, M. Sweitzer, J. Beckman, R. Fike, C. Miller. Fitzwater, C. Welch. Row 1: J. Stalnaker, D. Lipscomb, L. Row 3: G. Tasker, D. Holland, R. O’Brien, M. Paugh, T. Wilson, S. Ervin, A. Callis, C. Sanders, D. Markley, R. Fitz- Marple, E. Ackeriman, J. Liller, J. Stephens, R. Friend. water, G. Gilpin. Row 2: D. Wilt, D. Deall, C. Bernard, J. Above: Ford representatives presented a tractor engine to the school. Right: Jim Stephens admired a FFA project. 86 Left: Olin Hardesty worked on a project. Above: Terri VanSickle discussed a FHA project with adviser, Mrs. Tennant. Future homemakers envision a better tomorrow Future Homemakers of America Officers: Deanna Bowen, secretary; Jo Della Sell, treasurer. president; Terri VanSickle, vice-president; Sandy Beeghly, 87 Chorus presents Amahl and the night visitors 88 Top: The Senior Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Turney. Top Right: “It goes this way!” Mrs. Turney said. Above: The Junior Chorus entertained at the Thanksgiving Assembly. Left: The Three Kings pause to rest. Far Left: Mary Pennington and Starla Swartzentruber dance for their friends. 89 90 Above: Woodie Sweitzer proved his ability with his hands using a com- plicated filmstrip projector. Right: Bob Fike and Jim Browning inspected the threading of a movie projector. Audio visual helps teachers apply their ideas Audio-Visual: Ist. row: Mr. Crone, advisor, F. Stoner, B. man, C. Welch, R. Friend, T. Lipscomb, D. Aronhalt, D. Shaffer, K. DeWitt, C. Miller, T. Hauser, D. Beckman, E. Martin, B. Harvey, B. Fike, J. Matthews, R. DiSimone, J. Sweitzer, B. Riley. 2nd row: R. Skipper, C. Teets, E. Acker- Browning. The office aids keep the school running smoothly Top: Southern’s Office Aids took a Coke break after a trying day. Above: Miss Devers and her three office aids appeared in a dream to balance the school budget. Left: Anita Phillips seemed skeptical of a student’s out of school pass. 91 92 Sophomores present “The Worm Shall Squirm” The Sophomore Class proudly presented its first class play;“““The Worm Shall Squirm,” January 21, under the direction of Miss Lease. After Homer Dunhagen’s family and friends objected’ to the way he ran Brookfield High, he decided to retire as principal. Buzzy and Leroy took his place. Little did they realize the problems they would have to face. Rosemary wanted to be Homecoming Queen, Phyllis wanted dances during school, Rash wanted to play basketball, Diane wanted to be Head Cheerleader, Mrs. Burton wanted “better” subjects for her daughter Jenny, and Mr. MacDonald, head of the School Board, was angry at Homer. Leroy and Buzzy soon appealed to Homer for help. After the situation worsened, Homer reclaimed his position as principal. Relieved of their duty, Leroy and Buzzy breathed a sigh of relief. Top: “Rosemary (Sherry Trickett), I’m sorry about you not being chosen Homecoming Queen. I’d_ have picked you.” said Rash (Roger Ware). Left: “Everything will be alright Mr. MacDonald” (Teddy Martin) stated Beethe (Pam Rudy). eeeeeess Seeeeeee eeree’ Sesesees _. fogs ee Pueesserecs of. Top: Diane (Karen McHenry) used her powers of per- suasion on Leroy (John Perrine). Right: “You'll make a beautiful girl, Buzzy” (Jim Crone), exclaimed Phyllis (Martha Shirer). Bottom: Mrs. Burton (Becky Carroll) asked Mr. Dunhagen, “Why don’t you offer a course in archeology or a course in the tribal languages in Africa. Something useful!” 94 Page 94: Top: Senior Band in concert. Bottom Left: Senior Band marched to draw attention for their annual auction. Bottom Right: Drum Major Bob Custer. Page 95: Top: Band hopes to end wear of shabby uniforms and purchase new ones for next season. Bottom: The Stage Band welcomed North Dorchester to Southern. 95 SOUTHERN JR HIGH AKLAND MD SBE GOP HES ABE Pew pss x é i er ay P 4 Ls; J 1 Vee Ot a Me epee 4 it A A Laat s en he Pe Te ate Be = ote DY Page 96: Top: Banner girls Angela Mattingly and Roxanne McRobie. Bottom: David Friend directed the Jr. Band in the absence of Mr. Clever. Page 97: Left: Drum Major Bryan Whorton. Below: Jr. Band marching on “Band Day.” Bottom: The Jr. Band in concert. 97 98 4 : t 2 AG RAEAREP EER Mayjorettes and color guard strut through season Peer ee tal see teis® Page 98: Top: Senior Color Guard. Bottom Left: Color Guard marching down Second Street . during “Band Day” activities. Bottom Right: Kim Liller, Head Senior Band Majorette. Page 99: Top: Jr. High Majorettes: Diane Dean, head; Teresa Harvey, Brenda Yost, Lou Ann Holland. Bottom: Senior Majorettes: Liz Hinebaugh, Judy Lee, Debbie Brady, Sherry Trickett, Rhonda Rodeheaver. 99 Top: Acorn Staff: D. Gatian, H. Sylvester, C. Bergstrom, L. Liller, A. Gnegy, L. Sharps, B. DeBerry, T. Naylor. Right: Bob Rudy explained to Jim Reckart: “It’s the first door on the right!” Above: Acorn Staff: B. Nichols, Mrs. Wolfe, adviser; G. Harman, J. Jones, D. Sincell, editor; E. Walthall, P. Pritts. 100 Left: Judy Lee asked Sherry Trickett: “What is so difficult about blowing up 2,000 balloons in one hour to sell during the Autumn Festival ?” Below: Carol Bergstrom seemed blind after Jim Jones took her glasses. HIGHLANDER STAFF AT AFTERNOON FUNERAL: Ammann, Mr. Buckley, adviser; D. Corbin, J. Janoske, L. Standing: B. Englander, M. Friend, J. Webster, D. Shaffer, Martin. Kneeling: P. Rudy, D. Stark, J. Lee, E. Green, R. M. Nichols, co-editor; J. Repetsky, B. White, E. Naylor, M. Rodeheaver, K. McHenry, L. Stover. Unphotographed: L. Proudfoot, C. Naylor, B. Rudy, co-editor; D. Turney, L. Dodge. 10! ¥ ae? ee We kes RE. 3] ae ca Cait Comet Shea ADMINISTRATION — Administration conforms with new student interests 102 te eR AE NEAT IES a, 103 AL34«S a - = a Administration gives students the benefit of the doubt Page 104: Left: The many moods of a high school principal. Top: Good morning Mr. Laughlin! Today your mission is... Page 105: Top: Mr. Rodeheaver begins spring cleaning. Above: “Don’t raise your voice to me!” bellows Mr. Zimmer- man. Left: Chaos sets in as Ed Tower and Edwin Walthall take over on Senior Day. 105 106 Top: Working in the guidance office isn’t always seri- ous, laughs Mr. Spoerlein. Middle: Mr. Laughlin and two of his harem. Right: Mr. Ward seemed thrilled at the thought of having his picture taken. Above: Mr. Ward takes a minute off from his strenuous scheduling to pose for the Yearbook photographer. oar eB ae tert sensation i: a Guidance Office: A better means of communication Top: A few new faces seen in the school at half year, Mrs. Bittinger, Mrs. Bernard, and Mrs. Wolfe, took a coffee break while the boss was away. Above: Secretaries Miss Devers, Mrs. Liller, and Mrs. Baden looked at all of the “E” grades on the report cards. 107 ACADEMICS — Teachers place emphasis on self expression 108 sem When Ce te ' i i i i : i 109 English seeks to strengthen means of communication 1 faty? aby! f Top: “Mrs. Price—you had lunch duty today and forgot,” warns Miss Idleman, Mrs. Purbaugh, and Mrs. Grago! Above: The English teachers lineup: Mrs. Feather, Mrs. Pelton, Mrs. Marsh, and Mrs. Duling; awaited their sentence. 110 ’ | My +e x os =e a ¢ os S| cae ae os Bee? ck Pm) oO Saroiea 2 a) a2 GE Rieu Ls a3 of uy es Raa Sr © = Gata) Cy o om ss Avs sas Ese 2s ge) aS geo te ap 5 3g a Sc, Te 5a =P hae tata B= wn n oF’ mw 8. fQ°R =eo © Boos om) uw ech s 0 os 0 an ce tI | e-= © oo oe OS wn nN Ho 8 oo eo Ww qo Ss el esr ESET an | we Se Sb SO a “oO wear: oS Sao Sa 2 or 8 5 Ca ) OAH HSS NSN Top: Instructors Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs. Whitehair study ig a problem. Bottom Right: Pete Cosby shared his knowledge. Bottom Left: French III students enjoy French? ? ? 112 Above: Does work always make you so happy, Tem? Right: Miss DeBerry and Mrs. Lyons share an interesting article. Below: Southern’s Library Aids assist our librarians in vari- ous jobs such as shelving and stamping out books and helping students make use of the library. 113 er Me ay Liddy ? Joy s lucaker f é a ecw) ; Aone ALE “UTf le tah ee v7 Spuction : “) Z Top Left: After Larry Ammann stapled Ed Naylor’s hand... Left: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Harr, and Mr. Wilhelm slyly readied battle strategy for their classes. Right: Mr. Harr became the victim of another hit and run knocker. 114 OCLAIM EUROPE AND THE NEAR EAST, 1519-1700 a Top: Mr. Green performed his famous W. C. Fields imitation for the pleasure of Miss Lease. Right: “That’s where it’s at,” Bob Steyer told the class. Bottom: “Do they really say these things in Congress?” Mr. Buckley, Mr. Morrow, Mr. Crone, and Mr. Boai wondered. ; Md, fUROPE 115 Science teachers led by Wolfe, Lyons, Panther Top: “If you don’t think they bite, just stick your finger in,” said Mr. Wolfe to Mr. Stemple. Right: It’s a stare-down between a Lyon and a Panther. Bottom: Mr. Miller feeds his pet whale. 116 Left: Barbara Leighton displays her science project on atoms. Below: Dave Ingram, Jim White. Ruffy Ridder, and Monty Pagenhardt were planning to blow up the chemistry lab with the contents of their crucible. Bottom: Mr. Miller proudly displays his fighting fish for the benefit of Mr. Bolding and Mr. Slagle. 117 ED Top: Mr. Callis, Mr. Bennett, and Mr. Duckworth relax after a strenuous day. Bottom: Diana Corbin showed her mathematical genius at the board. Left: Marian Frederick attempted to tackle a more difficult problem. 118 Above: Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Grose discussed problems re- sulting from their daily routine. Self discipline is the key word in mathematics Below: Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Wilson, and Mr. Whitmer were braic system. enthused by the numerous angles used to view the alge- 119 Top: Typing turns on Typing II students. Bottom: “Mr. Dean, you can’t sweettalk us,” said Mrs. Mil- ler, Mrs: Eary, and Mrs. Wilhelm. Left: Elaine Jamison busied herself duplicating test papers. 120 , cate ened ve Yi seroma amah Peaaseebenel re tae ae err ee -tteheseeess. eeeee ° PERSE S shee eeeeet ee ee eateeaebeeietet settee Top: Miss Patterson explains the mystery of the gurgling sink to Miss Filsinger and Miss Reeves. Left: Mrs. Turney serenaded Mr. and Mrs. Clever. Bottom: Barbara Mayle creates. 121 122 Top Left: “Little Bo-Peep”, Libby McCrobie, was one of lunches, one of the Foods Department’s many services. twelve playschool children who were temporarily “adop- Above: Mrs. Tennant, Mrs. Randol, Mrs. Meyer, and Mrs. ted” by the Senior Home Ec. girls. Updyke enjoyed the comforts of the Foods Dept. while Top Right: Joe Everd was helping to prepare the faculty they took a brief break from their busy schedules. Top: Bill Fitzwater and Clayton Miller waited to discover if the centrifuge had completed its task. Right: Mr. Bishoff contemplated the prices of the poinsettias for the horticulture class’ annual holiday sales. Below: Cecil Welch carefully lowered the box of young plants into the wheelbarrow. 123 Top: Mr. Grago and Mr. McCain look at some new ideas for future use. Bottom Right: Mr. Updyde and Mr. Groer talk about the previous activities of the day. Bottom Left: Ralph Slaubaugh was learning the technic of drafting skills. 124 Top: Mr. Carrol, Mr. Henry, Mr. Baker take a break for a few minutes during the day. Bottom Right: Larry Filisinger and Don Helbig put the finishing touches on their wood projects. ee ee RAD 125 Fitness is “the word” in Physical Education Above: Wanted, dead or alive: Mr. Travis and Mr. Kuhn. Below: A friendly game of volley ball keeps the guys jump- ing. Left: Mrs. Hayhurst and Mrs. Rostosky look for stunts to bring the girls tumbling. as tf ase hs abs 126 Top: Matt Webster wondered whether he knew how to change a tire. Left: It appeared Drivers Ed. isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Bottom: Mr. Flinn and Mr. Frost discussed the latest tranquilizers. 127 128 Mrs. Paugh, Mrs. Upole and Mrs. Simms admire the art work of some of Southern’s students. Maintenance helps keep the school in top condition Southern’s Cooks: Dorthy Simson, Genevive Friend, Mildred Paugh, Pauline Swiger, Carie Beckman, Wilda Davy, Faye Kitzmiller, Margaret Holland, Claudine Calhoun, Susan Nally, Faye Schmidt. = y, I Top: Mrs. Dressmian appears happy as she checks the record of a student. Right: Mr. Hershman and Mr. Michael enjoy their job of “girl watching.” Bottom: Mr. Kitzmiller enjoys running the scrubber. 129 UNDERCLASSMEN — W aiting impatiently for many senior privileges 130 132 Junior class officers: Dave Shaffer, treasurer; Becky Cus- ter, secretary; Bill Grant, president; Monty Pagenhardt, vice-president. Ernest Ackerman Donna Alvarez Don Aronhalt Ron Aronhalt Julie Ashby Steve Ashby Gayle Bachtel Fred Baker Nancy Baker Sherry Bateman Dan Beckman Vivian Beckman Linda Beeman Carol Bergstom Bud Biser Dave Bittinger Kathy Bittinger Sandy Bamble Tom Bosley Deana Bowen Sue Bowers Susan Bowman Jane Brenneman Jamie Browning Allen Butt Darla Cline Norma Collins Pete Cosby Jim Crabtree Allen Crouse Kenny Culp Becky Custer Bob Custer Kathy Davis Patsy Davis Henry Dawson Kenny Dawson Jim Deem Debbie DeWitt Kenny DeWitt Alberto Diaz de Leon Glenna Dilley Angela DiSimone Rick DiSimone Frances Dixon Robert Dixon Gary Duckworth Ann Elliott Clair Englander Lloyd Fickes Cynthia Fike Robert Fike Sharon Fike Larry Filsinge. Sally Fizer Margie Fletcher Katie Flinn Bob Foley John Forman Mary Lou Frazee Gary Friend Jim Friend Mike Friend Nancy Friend Patty Friend Ralph Friend Steve Friend Bill Gaither June Gank John George Tom George Sandy Glotfelty Sue Glotfelty Ann Gnegy Bill Grant Mike Gravely Ellen Green 133 134 Glenda Grubb Olin Hardesty Alma Harvey Blair Harvey Dorothy Harvey Martha Harvey Dwight Harvey John Hauser Rick Hauser Terry Hauser Jeannie Hawk Tammy Hayden Tom Hayhurst Dan Head Martin Heise Don Helbig Liz Hinebaugh Jack Holtschneider Daye Ingram Julie Janoske Debbie Jennings Vicky Kelley Joyce Kent Mary Kimble Gary King Terry King Don Kisner Clara Kisselovich Renae Kitzmiller Sharon Klacik Martha Knotts Vickie Knotts Dan Ledden Jim Lee Judy Lee aie Ace t on-coming prom Kathy Lewis Richard Lewis Kim Liller Lu Jean Liller Russel Liller Tom Lipscomb Mary Long Tom Lower Dan Markley Dave Martin Dennis Martin Lenora Martin Jim Matthews Barbara Mayle Randy McRobie Judy Metz Ken Meyers Janet Michael John Miller John Mullican Carla Mosser Jay Moyer Allen Murlin Melinda Murphy Jim Murray Teresa Naylor Sandy Nice Larry O’Brien Opposite top: Ruffy Ridder took an important call on his private line — 334-9447. Below: Bob Steyer pannin’ for gold. Patti Offutt Monty Pagenhardt Shirly Dixon Patton Bob Paugh Gary Paugh Joann Paugh Kathy Paugh Mary Pennington 135 Dixie Pernado Rick Pernado Sandy Poling Philip Pritts Martha Putnam Connie Pysell Paula Railey Lizetta Raush Jim Ravenscroft Brenda Ravenscroft Doug Reams Sue Rebele Ed Remley Lyle Rexrode Nancy Rexrode Melvin Rhodes Eddie Rice Ruffy Ridder Rich Rinker Greg Robinette Dennis Robinson Paul Rodeheaver Rhonda Rodeheaver Reva Roy Lonnie Rush Scott Rush Colin Sanders Gerald Sanders Denny Savage Mike Savage Jim Schmidt Pat Seaman Kathy Secrist Benny Shaffer Dave Shaffer Jenny Shaffer Brenda Shank Randy Sharpless Wilma Sharpless Pat Shiflett Stacy Shockley Rita Shrout Page 136: Stacy Shockley and Terry Wolfe re- hearsed “A Time For Us” for the prom corona- tion. Page 137: Juniors began decorating the gym with “Romeo and Juliet” theme. 136 Linda Shuttleworth Bill Simms Rich Skipper JoAnn Stalnaker Martha Stem Bob Steyer Dave Steyer Doris Steyer Larry Steyer Fred Stoner Leo Stottlemeyer Debbie Sullivan Delores Sweitzer Elwood Sweitzer Marsha Sweitzer Roy Sweitzer Heidi Sylvester Debbie Tasker Randy Tasker Clyde Teets Debbie Thayer Von Thayer Vickie Tichinell Sandy Riggleman True Tina Turner George Tusing Jackie Uphold Linda Upole Jim Vance Terry VanSickle Paul Viragh Matt Webster Cecil Welch Bob White George White Jim White Melinda Wilhelm Mala Wilkins Terry Wolfe Debbie Woods Roger Zimmerman 137 138 Connie Sampson helped gather props for play. Andy Callis was working ... Tenth grade plays active role in school affairs Debbie Ackerman Cathy Ahern Bert Akison Richard Allison Larry Ammann Stephen Ashby Susan Ashby Carroll Bachtel Donald Baker Pat Baker Teresa Baker Charles Barnard Mary Bateman Jim Beckman Mary Beckman Jenny Beitzel Steve Bigler Harvey Bittinger Jeff Bowman Debbie Brady Carl Bray Sue Brenneman Criss Browning Beverly Burrell Joseph Butts Andy Callis Pam Carr Becky Carroll David Cathell Mike Clary Robert Coddington Janet Cogley Diana Corbin Richard Craver Jim Crone Charlotte Davis Donald Davis Joan Davy John Davey Donnie Deal Julie Dean Bev DeBerry Paul DelSignore Antionette DeMarco Don DeWitt Geraldine DeWitt Paul DeWitt Rick DeWitt Rodger DeWitt Dale Dintaman Donald Dintaman Ruth Dixon Bill Dodge Patsy Dodge David Dunithan Steve Durst Allen Edgar Bill Elliott Bob Elliott Roy Elliott Barb Englander Stanley Ervin Kenneth Evans Anne Everd Rodney Fike William Fike Diane Flanagan Homer Flesher Dwight Foley Charles Ford Sophomore Class Officers: Donna Stark, president; Laura McCullough, vice-president; Julie Dean, secretary; Libby Stover, treasurer. 139 Mike Frazee Don Frederick Howard Freeland Charlotte Friend Cynthia Friend Debbie Friend Donald Friend Ernie Friend Gary Friend Mike Friend Robin Friend Romona Fries Dennis Gibson Gene Gilpin Kathy Gnegy Jim Gonder Bill Grose Ron Hanlon James Hardesty Mary Harsh Denise Harvey Keith Harvey Mary Louise Harvey Patty Harvey John Harvey Roxanne Hauser Torte Helbig Steve Hile Debbie Hinebaugh Debbie Hinebaugh Rick Hinebaugh David Holland Linda Holland Mary Lynn Howell Mike Johnson Above: How was that Rick, g-i-r-] ? ? Right: going, going, GOING... 140 Roger Keiper Charles Kelly Patsy Kent Joann Kight Emily Kitzmiller Lucinda Lee Debbie Lewis Kotchie Leslie John Liller David Lipscomb Reba Long Barbara Lucas Judy Maphis Thomas Marple Karen McHenry Ken Martin Laura McCullough John Mellinger Denise Meyers Marilyn Moreland John Mosser Tom Murray Ed Naylor Pat Nazelrod George O’Brien Ronald O’Brien Diana O’Haver Debbie Paige Barbara Paugh Mike Paugh Vickie Paugh Walter Paugh Cindy Peck Diane Peck Joyce Pendergast John Perrine Paul Perrine Mike Phillipi Fred Pike Jim Preston Marie Proudfoot 142 Paul Perrine and Allen Edgar rushed to class. David Stephens Linda Steyer Maxine Steyer Don Stiles Charles Stoner Libby Stover Peggy Reams Richard Reckner Jeanette Repetsky Dave Rodeheaver Diane Rodeheaver Linda Roth Donna Roy Pam Rudy Connie Sampson John Sanders Denny Savage Bill Schuncke Pam Sears Darrell Severe Gary Shaffer Hugh Shaffer Lee Shaffer Rick Shaffer Liz Sharps Martha Shirer Sherman Shockey Christine Simes Elizabeth Simmons Jim Simms Mary Simon Mark Sines John Sisler Naomi Snyder Tim Smith Darlene Slaubaugh John Skipper Bill Skipper John Stalnaker Donna Stark Cynthia Stem What was so great about the Magicians? There is always time for the lighter side of things Dani Swartzentruber Starla Swartzentruber Mike Sweitzer Ted Sweitzer David Tasker Donald Tasker Greg Tasker Rhonda Teets Chery] Terrant Wilma Tharp Debbie Thomas Sharon Thomas Karen Timmerman Steve Tressler Sherry Trickett Doris Tichnell Jack Tusing Carol Uber Warren Unger Nancy Uphole Jane Upperman Larry Virts Vicki Virts Roger Ware Shirley Warnick Donnette Welling Pam Weimer Lynn Wilson Gary White Karen White Don Wilt Anthony Wolf Debbie Wolf Mickey Wolfe George Zimmerman 143 Frosh stride through months of strenuous Ninth Grade Class Officers: Shirley Rentschler, president; tary; Jeanne Kuhnle, treasurer. Robin Tichnell, vice president; Shirley Warnick, secre- Sharon Ahern Dorothy Ammann Bonnie Armstrong Debbie Aronholt Ellen Ash Joe Ash Jim Ashby Randy Bachtel Rick Bachtel Becky Baker Barry Ball Mike Beachy Ed Beckman Larry Beckman Donald Bittinger Keith Blamble Jim Bosley Kathy Bowman Carolyn Boyce Lester Brunt Kenny Broadwater Paula Browning Barbara Burrell Deb Callis Joyce Callis Kevin Callis Edward Cappola Leah Carleton strain Judy Friend and Deb Callis are caught in the themselves. act of being Teresa Harvey Gary Heise David Hinebaugh Ernie Hinebaugh Susan Hinebaugh Judy Ingram Jill Harvey Haven Chapman Sheryl Corbin Joanne Cosby Barbara Coton Betty Crosco Carl Crosco Carolyn Crosco Linda Custer Gyle Davis Walter Davy Diane Dean Joe DelSignore Celio DeMarco Mike DeWitt Barry Domenick Chris Donley Danny Elliott Susan Elliott Paul Evans Susan Evans Connie Ferguson Terry Fike Doris Filsinger John Filsinger Donna Fitzwater Norma Fitzwater Brad Frantz Phylis Frantz Joe Friend Judy Friend Mary Lee Friend William Friend John Garner Mary Lynn Gibson Robert Glass Steve Gnegy Sonja Graff Susan Griffith Linda Groves William Groves Larry Hardesty Curtis Harvey 145 Ninth graders celebrate Valentine's Day on school time Howard Johnson Debbie Junkins Kim Kelly Bev Remley Joe Kisselovick Paula Klacik Carla Knotts Kevin Knotts Tom Kovach Jeanne Kuhnle Barbara Leighton Edwin Lewis Shirley Rentschler and Cathy Bowman are sus- piciously seen stacking a locker. Paul Lewis Deloris Luding Kristine Maffett Mark Mayle Bill Mahaffey Beth Mellott Rick Malow Jim McCroskey Harold McCrumb Debbie McCrobie Diane Mellinger Cheston Miller Glenn Miller Roice Moreland Debbie Sluss took a break from the strenuous activities of Phys. Ed. 146 Joe Morgan Elinor Mosser Lynn Martin Chris Nichols George Rohrbaugh Randy Paugh Steve Paugh Bill Pennington Robert Perkins Richard Pike Chris Pritts Teresa Pritts Barbara Purbaugh Alma Rausch Gail Reall Brenda Reams Joyce Reams Ken Reams Hank Rebele Jim Reckart Karen Reckart Sharon Reckart Juila Reckart Shirley Rentschler Roy Rexroad Lisa Rhodes Shelly Rhodes Curtis Ridder Pam Riffle Linda Riley Libby Robinette Steve Robinette Homer Rodeheaver Barry Rumble Brad Rush Suzanne Ryan Diane Sampson Mike Sanders Shawn Sanders | = . a 6 c Tim Schrock Sue Seaman Linda Sebold Chuck Upton points out what life is all about! 147 Barbara Sebolt Mary Secrist Terri Serglson Barbara Severe Clayton Shaffer Ricky Shaffer Roger Shaffer Tim Shaffer Marsha Shank John Sharpless Debbie Shell Debbie Sherwood John Sherwood Car] Shiflett Ernie Shotwell Connie Ferguson demonstrated her jumping ability for some friends. Roger Shuttleworth Ben Sincell Gary Sisler Paul Sisler Doug Sites Rick Skeweris Randy Skiles Ronald Skipper Ralph Slaughbaugh Deb Sluss Jeanie Smith Kim Stahl Randy Staraw Sharon Strawser Carolin Stevens Steve Steyer Irene Stinson Dale Sykles Barb Tasker Carolyn Tasker Mike Tasker Ruth Tasker Sandy Tasker Sharon Tasker Steve Tasker Mary Ann Taylor Linda Teets Kathy Tennant 148 Pat Tennant Bey Teter David Thayer Doug Thayer Brad Thomas Gary Tichnell Robin Tichnell Rodney Tichnell Doug Tressler Diane Turner David Uphole Don Uphole Junior Uphold Elaine Upperman Chuck Upton Don Virts Pat Wolf Shirley Warnick Debbie Wasson Jim Watson Cleda Welch Left: The library is for studying, not reading dirty books Hank and Jim. Below: Isn’t love beautiful if only Mary Lynn was a few years older. Bey White Evelyn White John White Bryan Whorton Brenda Wilt Marilyn Wilt Toni Woods Brenda Yost 149 150 4 Mr. Lyons does his thing at the Christmas dance. Connie Burns Ethel Butts Ann Carroll Debbie Clatterbuck Fred Collins Glenn Collins Ruth Collins Shiela Conaway Melanie Cooper Rusty Alexander Mike Allison Jeannie Alverez Denise Arnold Pam Arnold Ronald Arnold Jim Ash Judith Ashby Mark Ashby JoAnn Ayers Charles Baker Cindy Baker David Baker Melody Baker Mike Baker Pamela Baker Gary Beachy Earline Beckman Richard Beckman Robert Beckman Daniel Bennett Laura Benson Kenny Bernard Luther Bittinger Rodger Bittinger Terry Blamble Craig Bosley Dale Bowers Roxanne Bowman Gary Boyce Mike Brady Debbie Brant James Brenneman Joy Brewton Mike Browning Ramond Cooper Jane Corbin Carla Corliss David Custer Joyce Davis Kathleen Davy Janis Dawson Jim Dean Deborah DeBerry Because of an inadequate lunch, Meriam Fredrick chews on her fingers. Robin Rodehaver tames the dancing Lyons Debbie Deem Randy DeSimone Janet DeWitt Joseph DeWitt Edit h Digman Steve Dixon John Edge Steve Edgar Jim Elliott Bessy Ervin Sylvia Ervin Lester Evans Sheryl Everd Robin Fickes Carl Fike Darla Fike Ralph Filsinger Gary Fitzwater Jeff Flaharty Dallas Flesher James Ford Eugene Foy Brian Frederick Marian Frederick Albert Friend Carolyn Friend Cheryl Friend Darlene Friend Jeff Friend Lois Friend Mary Friend Randall Friend Richard Friend Sharon Friend Susan Friend 15] Linden Fries Gail Gank Thomas George Larry Gilpin Mike Gnegy Duane Gordon Eight A girls beat Eight A boys to lockers between classes. kighth graders attack historic Fort Necessity James Gordon Lois Greene Randy Greene Bonnie Gregory Larry Groves Larry Groves Tom Groves Richard Grubb Gary Hardesty Janet Hardesty Rodney Hardesty Debbie Harvey Jean Harvey Pam Harvey Sandy Harvey Dorthy Hauser Barb Herman Eddie Hershman Bob Hinebaugh Lisa Hinebaugh Steve Hinebaugh Deborah Holland LouAnn Holland Jeanette Holsopple Cathy Hoye Debbie Hoye Randy Keefe Ralph Keefer Barbera Kerns Bob Kisner Rodger Kitzmiller Teddy Kitzmiller Terrie Kitzmiller Donna Knox Beth Ledder 152 Janis O’Brien Robert Park Barbara Paugh Gary Paugh Harold Paugh Donna Peck Janet Pennington Barbara Perando Ron Perando Susan Beth Plank Vicky Powers Mary Ravenscroft Debbie Reams Robert Reams Wilma Reams Douglas Reckart Robin Renn Lucy Rexroad Delmar Rhodeheaver Robin Rhodeheaver Mary Rice Tom Ridder Roxanne Rinker Ted Rinker David Rorhbaugh Pamela Rorhbaugh Terry Ruppert Judy Sanders John Lee Debra Leslie Bradley Lewis Dan Lewis Robin Lewis Danna Liller Richard Liller Sharon Liller Debbie Lowdermilk Vonda Loughry Keith Louie Mary Lohr Steve Lower Marsha Madigan Philip Mallow Rachel Markley Debbie Marple Connie Martin Phil Martin Mark Marucci Angie Mattingly Mary Mattingly David Mayle Jim McHenry Brenda McRobie Roxanne McRobie Stanley McRobie Connie Mellinger Jim Miller Agnes Milligan Linda Moore Kevin Moyer Donna Mutter Carol Myle Louise Norwish 153 154 Eighth Grade Class Officers: Lou Ann Holland, president; Robin Rodeheaver, vice-president; Roxanne McRobie, sec- ies retary: Martha Shaffer, treasurer. Kathryn Schmidt Sharon Schmidt Sharon Schrock Yvone Schroyer Diana Schoole Jeanne Selders Margaret Selders Becky Shaffer Martha Shaffer Randy Shaffer Robin Shaffer Susan Shaffer Melinda Shank Dave Sharps Pam Sharps Denise Shrout Judy Simon Cathleen Sines Collen Sines Rhonda Sines Paulene Sirbaugh Dennis Skeweris Cheryl Smith Lane Smith Pam Smith Sheila Slaubaugh Elizabeth Stalnaker Jeff Stem Ken Stem Danny Stemple Donald Steyer Gary Steyer Patty Steyer Allan Stone David Stoner Dave Stuck Dennis Swartzentruber Barbara Sweitzer Barry Sweitzer What do we do now? I’ve never been to a party on school time before. Eighth graders prepare for Freshman year Orvan Sweitzer Tom Swiger John Tasker Ronald Teets Toni Terrant Patty Thayer Randy Thomas Rodger Timmerman Bob Tressler Pam Trickett Jim Tucker Robert Tusing Dorthy Uber Randall Uber Helen Uphold Rodney Uphole Russel Uphole Michael Virts Barbara Warnick Randy Weeks Roxanna Weeks Sharon Weeks Phil Weese Cheryl Weimer Suzie Welch Richard Wilderson Micky Wiles Bonnie Wilhelm Vicky Wilhelm Larry Wilt Phyllis Wilt Cindy Wolfe Don Wolfe Terry Wolfe Jim Yommer 155 156 Seventh Grade Class Officers: Becky Fike, president; Diana Meyers, vice-president; Robin Ravens- croft, secretary, Jann Jones, treasurer. Seventh graders start the long haul to graduation Cheryl Ashby Dave Ashby Randy Ashby Penny Baker David Bateman Gary Beachy Dennis Beckman Larry Beckman Roger Beckman Susan Beckman Darwin Biser David Biser Nina Bishoft Debbie Bittinger Sheryl Blamble Danny Bosley Denise Bowen Dondra Bowman Thomas Bowman Venessa Bowman Denise Bowser Shirley Bowser Sherry Brian Chris Bunner Lois Calhoun Dave Callis Ginny Callis Ricky Cassidy Curtis Clarey Rueben Collins Diana Coppola Dave Corbin Steve Corbin Randy Crabtree David Crosco Pam Crosco Mike Custer Susan Davis Barbara Davy Agula DeWitt Davey DeWitt Debbie DeWitt Donald DeWitt Helen Dillsworth Jim Dodge Mark Dominick Deana Doss Eugene Durben Ernest Durr Dennis Durst David Duseing Darlene Elliott Wayne Englander David Evans Kimberly Evans Nick Everett Phil Ferguson Becky Fike Sandy Fike Vivian Fike Nancy Filsinger Doug Fitzwater Jan Fitzwater Cheryl Flanagan Bobby Fletcher Cindy Ford Marilyn Foy Karen Frantz Carl Freeland Christal Friend + s Nee roa es Anthony Oliverio and Brian Hinebaugh identified their classmates to make this layout possible. 157 Dave Friend David Friend Debbie Friend Doreen Friend Fred Friend Jerry Friend Linda Friend Linda Fay Friend Paul Friend Richard Friend Steve Friend Thomas Friend Dennis Gank Cynthia Geroski Janis Gillespie Mary Glass Cheryl Gnegy Darrell Gregory Chris Guthorie Beverly Hardesty Carla Hardesty Ralph Hardesty Ann Harvey Michael Harvey Linda Hauser Billy Herman Jeff Hile Brian Hinebaugh Roger Hinebaugh Nancy Holtschneider Trevalena Johnson Vickie Johnson Howard Jones Jan Jones Iva Keefer Nancy Keefer Jerry Kent Doug Kight John A Halloween Party? ? Where else are dirty old men Kisselovich found? Christine Kreyenbuhl 158 Tom Stark shot for the extra point at the foul line. Karen Mattingly Tom Mattingly Clemie Maula Ferris Mawn Kenny McBee Wanda McCartney Betty McCrobie Roberta McCrobie Anna Mellinger Barbara Metheny Debbie Metheny Diane Meyers Kim Meyers Joe Miller Mark Miller Charles Moats Clarence Moats Diane Moats David Moon Tommy Morgan Jeff Moyer Billy Murphy Mike Murphy Denver Nazelrod Sidney Nazelrod Janet Norwish Marty O’Brien Anthony Oliverio Steven Lantz Kathy Leighton Patty Leslie Doug Lewis Joyce Lewis Phyllis Lewis Sharon Lewis Katherine Liller Delores Lipscomb Jim Livengood Kevin Maffett Scott Mahaffey 159 160 Tom Panther David Parsons Dean Parsons Mike Paugh Mike Pendergast Sherry Pensinger Robin : 4 Ravenscroft It takes courage to walk in the halls on senior bell. Richard Reall Connie Reams Nancy Reams Don Reckart Peggy Remley Larry Rentchler Barbara Rexrode Ronnie Rhodes Patty Rice Deane Robinette Donna Rohrbaugh Phil Rook Beulah Roy Kevin Savage Steve Savage Beverly Schmidt Joey Shaffer Lynn Shaffer Cathy Shannon Jean Sharpless Sandy Sharpless Martha Sherwood Stanley Shifflet Paul Shillingburg Sherry Shillingburg Deborah Shockey David Shotwell Eugene Shreves Jeff Sines Don Sirbaugh Debbie Sisler Rick Skeweris Paula Skiles Rebecca Skipper Brenda Sluss George Smith Debbie Sowers Jack Sowers Dennis Stahl Tom Stark Herman Steiding Cheryl Stem Gale Stewart Lora Stewart Harold Steyer Nellie Steyer Ray Steyer Glen Stiles Charolet Strayser Diana Swartzentruber Barbara Tasker Donna Tasker Karen Tasker Susan Tasker Don Taylor Larry Thomas Linda Thomas Marsha Tichnell Cindy Tortorice Gary Uphole Alan Upole Charles Upole Don Warren Merle Weeks Naomi Weeks Cathy Welch Gary Welch Randy Welch Billy Welling Cheryl Werdebaugh Seventh Grade Basketball Scoreboard lit —————_—,! 36 Sei an 29 Sh 27 SNS er Pal STL 44, peUIUEIT) en 25 Southern 40 pertoery) ae. gecay sn 49 STOLL gt tas eee 29 Won 7 Uri o niger eee eee 28 Kitzmiller 19 Linton geeee a 28 INorthernses = 16 Kitzmiller 34 Romney ___..... 17 Bloomington ___ 25 Elk Garden 29 Elk Garden 32 Lost 2 Dean Parsons vied for the tip against Northern. 16] ADVERTISEMENTS — Businesses give students a thrifty experience 162 C WELCOME TO OAKLAND A GATE 4 gig {PISCORAL CLARO WEOMEN 10) SU MATTHEWS CHRD! 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Ford — Mercury 334-3941 Oakland, Maryland 173 COUNTRY BELLE The Dairy With You In Mind MILK - DAIRY PRODUCTS —- ICE CREAM GRANTSVILLE CUMBERLAND 895-5155 724-1242 aM. H. WEBER SON, CO. | FOOD MARKET Open Sundays 507 Oak Street 174 FITZWATER patie MOTOR LODGE FURNITURE ALPINE VILLAGE Deep Creek Lake Phone 334-2612 Shady Acres BRODACK SUPER DOLLAR Open 6 Days 9 To 9. J. P. RILEY Sundays 10 To 6 GULF OIL PRODUCTS OAKLAND 334-329 175 176 C M PONTIAC SALES Grand Prix Firebird Le Mans SCHOOL PORTRAITS BY 4 ...for over 40 years, it has been our privilege to record today’s friends for tomorrow's happy rec- ollections. J. N. RASBACH Photo Service, Inc. Shelton, Conn. RAY TEETS GARAGE Road Runner Barracuda FRED E. BEACHY LUMBER CO. 12 N. Bradley Lane 334-3258 Complete Building Supplies Millwork and Cabinets New Home Construction THE GARRETT NATIONAL BANK IN OAKLAND, MARYLAND MEMBER F.D.1.C. 177 MANOR BUILDERS SUPPLY, Cash And Carry Building Materials 100 South Third Street 334-9407 een SOS WS PSS D. E. HELBIG JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Watches Repairing — Engraving giNROVL = ae HAWKINSON HAWKINSON TREAD SERVICE TREAD SERVICE U.S. Royal Tires OAKLAND DISCOUNT SALES Third and Green Streets P SEBREE’S CENTERS Band Instruments — Pianos Organ Sales and Service Church Supply Center Bibles — Books — Crafts — Gifts 334-2727 GONDER INSURANCE AGENCY Pilot Life Accidental Life Washington National Woodmen of the World Employers Mutual Life 179 180 MOTEL OAK-LAND 435 N. Third Street 334-2602 You’ve Got A Lot To Live PEPSI-COLA Pepsi's Got A Lot To Give DREAMLAND Swimming Pool Wall-To-Wall Carpeting Radiant Heat Phone 334-2191 TOWN MOTEL Radiant Heat — T.V. — Phone Wall to Wall — Tub and Shower Carpet In Every Room 243 N. Third Street 334-3955 ———. ° MILLER’S MARKET | | JOHN O. DURST Free Delivery Service i FUNERAL HOME 334-2176 _ 2 Phone 334-3388 24 Hour Emergency Service ELECTRICAL — HEATING — AIR CONDITIONING BILL’S MARINE SERVICE At the Glendale Bridge OPEN YEAR AROUND Electri¢ Hedting Complete Rewiring Boating ©} New Installations Snowmobiling Boat Rental Residential — Commercial Estimates Cheerfully Given Phone: 301-387-5536 JAMES H. GARNER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 334-2650 400 D St. Mt. Lake Park, Md. 182 Doe Ann PROUDFOOT’S OAKLAND PHARMACY For Prescriptions Serving Doctor and Patient Since 1893 334-3913 RALPH PRITTS SONS, INC. Liberty Street 334-2101 ee RITTS: SONs Dodge and Dodge Truck Sales and Service Used Cars and Trucks Travel Trailers MAMMY’S RECREATION CENTER 137 East Liberty Street Oakland OAKLAND EQUIPMENT COMPANY Jeep, American Motors PATRONS Mr. Stuart Hamill Dr. B. L. 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REPAIR Sales and Service Where Service Doesn't Stop With A Sale’ ROLYANS Phone 334-2188 Oakland, Maryland Everything for the Home Floor Covering Furniture, Paints G.E. Appliances Housewares, Gifts 186 SEARS 135 MEAT MARKET JEWELRY | Quality Wyler Watches Corn Fed Beef Diamond Rings Cutting — Wrapping Watch and Ring Repair Freezing 334-904 | MARYLAND MOTEL FLOWERS ... Especially For You! BACKBONE MT. INN JAN Florists 10 Miles From Oakland 215 E. Alder Street Call 334-9404 Phone 334-3758 KENNETH and JUANITA BOSLEY Props. 187 16 ENGLANDERS Reliable Prescriptions SHAFFER HARVEY BUILDERS, INC. Custom and Pre-Cut Homes Designers — Builders — Remodelers Residential — Commercial 100 S. Third Street Oakland Drugs With A Reputation S H MARINA Sales © Service ¢ Rental Dry Land Marina — Storage Outboard Motors Water Skis and Equipment 387-5616 Deep Creek Lake CRUSH THAT THIRST WITH ORANGE CRUSH ORANGE CRUSH BOTTLING CO. Oakland, Maryland GERMAIN’S SEWING CENTER AND FAMILY SHOE STORE 212 East Alder Street Oakland, Maryland NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANIES Auto Health Fire JIM ROOK, Agent WILL-O’ THE-WISP Dining Room and Motel Overlooking Beautiful Deep Creek Lake Phone 387-5503 189 190 219 DRIVE-IN THEATRE MT. LAKE PARK RESTAURANT and GREGORY’S REFRIGERATION SERVICE PHILCO PRODUCTS Owners HENRY and ANNE GREGORY ARNOLD BROTHERS EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Ford Garden Tractors Ford Farm Tractors and Equipment Mt. Lake Park Phone (301) 334-9605 SHARPS MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet ¢ Chevelle Nova ¢ Monte Carlo Chevrolet Trucks 19 North Third Street 334-3928 POINT VIEW INN and MOTEL 301-387-5555 Restaurant Boat Docks Sandy Beach OPEN ALL YEAR GRAYSON’S SPORTING GOODS CAMERA SHOP The Area's Most Complete Facilities Keyser TRESSLER’S GARAGE Major Repairs — Towing Engine Rebuilding Tune Ups Foreign and American Cars 19! 192 C. P. MARTIN SON Meats and Groceries Since 1922 Mt. Lake Park ASHBY FIRE EQUIPMENT Co. Fyr-Fyter Oakland 334-2193 Monongahela Power is proud of the contribution it has made to your education. For instance, last year taxes paid on our props erties amounted to more than $2,000,000, the greatest percentage of which went for the op- eration of schools throughout our service area. Whatever you plan to do in the future, lowspriced electricity will continue to play a major role in the satisfaction of your every= day needs. Monongahela Power Part of the Allegheny Power System SOUTHERN HAROLD’‘S CAR WASH HOAGIE PIZZA SHOP Across From Southern Carry Out Service High School i 1 ; 4 LenS OLDS . par PIZZ A SHOP 3 CCA} a ‘ sy f Call 334-3355 JOHNNY'S MALONE’S GIFTS E'S C BAIT HOUSE For a Nicer Gift Fishing Licenses and Equipment Downtown Oakland Boat Rental 212! , Alder Street 334-4665 DEEP CREEK LAKE . ae aa | SHVSTER : 193 ALBERT, DAVID ALEXANDER, FERRIS ALEXANDER, BURLTON WAYNE Vocational ALLISON, PENELOPE ANN “Penny” .. . Academic Intramurals 9; Physical Education Show 7-9; Homeroom Treasurer 12; Chorus 11-12; G.A.A. 10-11; Senior Class Play; Style Show 7-9; Librarian 10, 12; Prom Coronation Committee. AMMANN, ALBERT MICHAEL “Bert” ... Academic Wrestling 10; Intramurals 9; National Honor Society 11-12, Treasurer 12; Chorus 9; Senior Class Play; Spirit Squad 12. ANDERSON, GERALDINE M. “Gerry” Stenographic Intramurals 7-9; Physical Education Show 7, 9; Homeroom Treasurer 10, 11; Style Show 7, 8, 11; Office Aid 11; Prom Invitations Committee; F.F.A. Baskethall Cheerleader. ASHBY, JOSEPH ALBERT “Pudgy” . Academic Football 7-12; Baseball 9-10; Wres- tling 9-10; Varsity Club 10-12; Physi- cal Education Show 7-8; Band 7-12, President; Football Letters; Stage Band; Band 2. BAKER, GARY LESLIE “Bake” ... Vocational Basketball 8-11; Intramurals 11-12; Basketball Letter. BAKER, JANET KAY General Business Intramurals 7-9; Physical Education Show 7; Homeroom Vice-President 9; Office Aid 12. BAKER, MARY CAROLYN (LILLER) Stenographic Intramurals 7-9; Physical Education Show 9-10; Band 10; Majorette 10; Style Show 7-9; Cheerleader 8. BATEMAN, JOHN WALTER JR. “Bateman” General Intramurals 7-9; Physical Education _ Show 7-10; Homeroom Treasurer 7. BEEGHLY, SANDRA LYNN “Sandy” .. . Stenographic Physical Education Show 8-10; F.H.A. 9-11; Secretary 12; Senior Class Play: Office Aid Li; Prom Favors Committee. BEEMAN, ROCKY DALE Vocational — Intramurals 9 194 SENIOR DIRECTORY BITTINGER, DENVER LEON Vocational BOWERS, JANETTE LEE General Intramurals 9; Physical Education Show 10-11; Chorus 9-12; Style Show 8: Librarian 10-11. BOWERS, JOAN RITA General Intramurals 9; Physical Education Show 10-11; Homeroom President 10; Chorus 9-12; Style Show 8; Librarian 8. BOWMAN, SAMUEL PHILIP | “Phil” . . . Vocational F.F.A. 12. BRAY, GARRY ALLEN Vocational BRAY, RUBY LORAINE “Rubel ¢ . Stenographic Intron 7, 9; Physical Education @ Show 7, 9, ll; Senior Class Play; Style Show. 7-8: Office Aid 12; Prom | Clean-up, Refreshment Committees. . BUCHANON, WILLIAM INSKEEP BUTLER, CLARA ROXANNE “Roxie” . . . Stenographic Intramurals 7-9; Physical Education Show 7, 9; Homeroom President 10; Senior Class Play; Office Aid 12: Cafe- teria Help 11. CALHOUN, KATHIE JEAN “Kat... . Stenographic Intramurals 8%, Physical Education Show 7, 8, 9, I; FH. Agg®; Style Show 7-8: Prom | ecoration Committee. ‘ANNON, HAROLD ) GILBERT “Moose” .. . General Football 7-12: Basketball 9.11: ; Varsity Club 11, 12; Intra Education Show urals 7-9; Physical g : Homeroom Presi- dent 7, 12; Che s 8-9; Librarian 10- 12: Spirit Squad : Basketball, Foot- ball Letters; b tar. CARR, BONNIE LOUCILE Stenographic Intramurals 7, 9; Homeroom President 12; Quill and Scroll 11- 12; Highlande Staff ll; FAA. 7-8: Chorus 8-10 Style Show; Journalism te Home room Representative. CATHELI., CARL MITCHELL Academic Basketball Manager 10; Intramu 7-9; Band 7-12: Spirit Squad 1228 COGLEY, ELLIS DAVY, Ta COLLINS, FLOYD C. “Joe” ... Vocational — Intramurals 7-9. _ COSGRAY, GEHRIG CLAIR “Cosmo” ... Academic Basketball 9-12; Intramurals 7-8; Physical Education Show 7-11; Chorus 9: Baskethall Letier. CRONE, KAREN SUE Academic Intramurals 7-9; Physical Education Show; Homeroom Officer; Chorus 8, 9, 11, 12; Senior Class Play; Style Show 7-9; Librarian 12; Prom Committee. CROSCO, SYLVIA ANN “Sylv” . . . Vocational F.N.A. 10-12) F.H.A. 11-12; Parlia- mentarian 12; Style Show; F.H.A. Re- gion A Convention. DAVEY, GARY DOUGLAS | Vocational “Mike. Atadenn oZ= Football Manager 10-12; Varsity ¢ Intramurals 7-9; Physical Educa Show 9, 11: Homeroom Treasurer Senior Class Play; Spirit Squad’ Football Letter; Boy’s State. DAWSON, LAWERENCE EDW. . Vocational ae aia ‘10- 12; Basketball 9 4% ketbail Captain; - Intramurals, 7-8; Physical Education Show 11; Basket. _ hall Letters. ees, DeBERRY, GARY PREDLOCE | ) Vocational ; DEEM, CARROLL WESKEY “CD . Vocational Wrestling 10-12: Intramurals 9; Pliyhie’ teal cal Education Show 1,8, % 7? Wres bs tling Letter. ga SS . General DODGE, LIN DIANE % Intramurals 7-9; Physical Education Show 7-9; Student Council 9-12; As- sistant Secretary We Secretary. 12 Homeroom Vice-President 8, Presiden 9; Quill and Scroll 10-12; Style Show ial 2 Prom Entertainment Commit tee; Monitor 9-12; Maryland State E7ucation Conference 12; WVU, Po- tomac State Journalism Workshops 11; Scholastic, Journalism Letters; Home- coming, Prom. Princess; Autumn Glory Festival Maid Of Honor. DONLEY, DANIEL GIBSON JR. “Dan” ... Academic Intramurals 9; Oakland Amateur Ra- dio Club, President. en “FERGUSON, DUCKWORTH, STEPHEN MARVEL “Duck” . - Vocational Band 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, Vice- President Le Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play: Prom Steering Committee; Monitor 10-12; White House Youth Conference; Eastwind Educational Conference; Spirit Squad 11; Foot- ball. Basketball, Senior Band, Dance j . o DariceBand )- 6 Pre clive patiege a ee eee BARY) LISA LOUISE nie Academic Intramurals 7-8; Physical Education Sh 7-9; Chorus 9, 11, 12; Prom Decoration Committee. ELLIOTT, CHARLES EDWARD _,. Vocational wend 11: Vanity e wn 8. thy Physi: Fou ey, oon PALS. i. pe PEGGY ANN General Business CKES, GEORGE ALLEN ntramurals 7-9; Physical Educ Show 8; Class Treasurer 8. ao ; Prom Decoration ays and Means Commit- tudent Cou $9.11, 12.4. Pride “1D: et ‘Staff ll: , “FOGIEPOL Het FILSINGER, SUSAN DIANNE . Academic tion; Prom ie FITZWATER, CHRIS ALAN “Fitz” ... Academic Wrestling 10-11; Intramurals 8-9; Physical Education Show 9-10; Spirit Squad 11-12 FITZWATER, RALPH WAYNE Vocational Wrestling 9, 10, 12; Intramurals 8-9; Physical Education Show 9; Home- room Treasurer 9; F.F.A. 9-12, Re- porter 10-11; Spirit Squad 11; Wres- tling Letter. FLETCHER DIANE ELIZABETH Stenographic Physical Education Show 9, 11; Na- tional Honor Society 11- 12; FN.A Vocational Intramurals 79: Phy bed’ Education Class Vice- resident 11-12: om ecretary ll; Acorn. Staff oll; GYA.A. 10- 9 © President Show TI: 12: Office” Aid 12; m Favors Color Guard 1-2, Show 7, Fo. Homoote Treasurer 9-11; G. A . 7, 11; Librarian Vocational ys hd 10; Chorus: 2: Junior Class Play; Committegses . ceo a FRIEND, GARY RAY Football 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Wrestling 11-12; Varsity Club 11-12; Intramur- als 8- 9; Physical Education Show 8- 9; Band 8, 10-12; Chorus. 9; Senior Class Play; Spirit Squad 11-12; Band Let- ters: Boys’ State. FRIEND, SHARON KAYE General FRIES, ROMAYNE FAITH “Fred” . . . Academic Intramurals 8, 9; Physical Education oe 7-8; Style Show 7-8; Librarian oes FULK, FRED THOMAS, JR. Academic Intramurals 7-9, 11-12; Physical Edu- ee Show 7, 8, 9, ll; Spirit Squad GANK, JERRY W. Vocational Sader CYNTHIA LEE ‘Cind Physical Education Show 7- 10; F.N.A, a F.H. Ne . 10. Crago CAROL ELIZABETH Stenographic Intramurals 7-9; Physical Education Show 7-9; Hémer deni President 12; F.N.A, 10-12, Vice-President 12; FHA. 9; Chorus ll: Style Show 7: Prom Invitations Committee; F.H.A. Cofven: ’ fi 9: FN. y- Convention 10. GLOTLELTY, GENE HOWARD General ., Football 7-9: Wrestling 10; rite -9; Band 7-10. ‘GLOTFELTY, REBECCA (RECHART) Intra- Xx OSNELL, JILL GUNN wr Academic : ine 8-9; Homeroom Secretary Chorus 11- i2; Senior Class Play; sie Show 9; Cheerleader 8-9, Cap- tain 9. GREGORY, BETTY JEAN “B. J.’... General Business Style Show 7-9; Librarian 12; Prom Committee 11; Magazine Captain 12. GREGORY, JACOB LEE “Jake”... Vocational Intramurals 7-8. GROVES, JOE ALAN Vocational Homeroom Treasurer 12; F.F.A. 9-11, Treasurer 10. HAMILL, ELIZABETH BYARD Academic Intramurals 8; Physical Education Show 7-8; Student Council 7-8; Class Secretary 10; Highlander Staff 11; G.A.A. 10-11; Band 7-8; Majorette 7; Chorus 9, 11, 12; Style Show 8; Office Aid 8. 195 . HARMAN, HAROLD EUGENE ‘Hormone’. . Academic Football 7-8: Basketball 8-11; Intra- hee JAMES VIRGIL murals 7; Physical Education Show 7, im”. . . Academic 9, 11; Homeroom Vice-President 12; S$, STEPHEN WALTER eve”... Vocational ketball Manager 11; Intramurals Intramurals 7-9; Physical Education Physical Education Show 10; . -A. Secretary; Audio-Visual. é 5 : Show 7, 9; Student Council ono 3 u 1s Chor ey 11-12, Vice-President 12, Vice-President 11; Class Vice- ee te President 8; National Honor Society GOOD, DAVID LEE 11-12; Quill and Scroll] 11-12; Acorn . Hanne ROY T. Staff 11-12; Chorus 8-9; Speech 10-11; Vocational Monitor 10-12; Speech, Activity Let- Intramurals 8-9, 7 pes UAE National Forensics League ; HERB, WILLIAM. KENNETH Bi KIGHT, DEBORAH GRACE - “Deh” tenographic | 5 {bint bleh b ek Intramurals 9. te Academic Intramurals 7:9; Rit en guages ol ysicaly Education @ (| @) Show 8} FIFA ai +B Be + a Clas y Lit rarch ds 10; ma gue at | HE D. omeroom President; 1 jA.As-¥15——4 N ! moa BUCH } Chorus 9-12; pre = 8; Speech 10. Loin WILLIAM tr Leeper Wrestling 10-12; Varsity Club . a iin 4 Sees Homeroom Secretary 10; Junior Class KIMBLE, WEE CLNTON = be Play; Spirit Squad 11- 12; Autumn “Bob”. . . Voeational Glory Court; Prom Committee 1], rab i ee ¥ ANN : i me i ut ntramurals 8, 9; royeee ducation st ’ weer MALCOMB, VIRGINIA L shee Style Show 7, 8, 10; Librarian “Jenny”... General Business a Intramurals 8; Physical Eduestton es: Show 7-8; Office Aid 11-12; Cafeteria HINEBAUGH, MARY JOY Help 9-11. unit “JOY”... Academic { EEE! ROSS LEE BCLS FESO age | Intramurals 9; Ph 1 Educat enera Show 9: Nations Honan Sodiey tl Ge Physical Education Show 9; Homeroom etree iy ee eee G.A.A. 10-12; F.T.A. 11-12, Secretary Vice-President 10; Spirit Squad 11. ea Intramurals 8-9; Physical Education 125 Chorus 11-12; Junior Class Play; Show 8, 11; Chorus 8, 9, 11, 12; Senior — Librarian 10; GA. A. Letter. C KNOX, JEFFREY CLARENCE Class Play; Style Show 7-8; Librarian : 12. “Jeff”. .. Vocational HINEBAUGH, MICHAEL LINN : “Mike™ Vocation i KOVACH, ED JOHN uy . MARUCCI, ALFRED Lene Intramne rals 8 Little Greek”. . . Vocational “AT”... Academic . LASKEY, DIANNE hall a ee ‘Varsity 2 ; ball Captain; arsity Clu IDEN, ANDREA KAY Academic eg ees. tYamurals. 8;..K al Kid”. . . General Business . Intramurals 8-9; ie Ed om 1D: Chorus : 1 Intramurals 7-9; Physical Education Show 7-8; Homé Dai 5 Show 7, 9, 11; Homeroom Vice-Presi- Chorus bled dent ll, Secretary 12: G.ACA. 10-12 5 Style Show 7, 8, 9, ul; Librarian 12; Cheerleader 10. “3 se Defensive F Bac 12. MATTINGLY, DOLORES RAE : Physical Academic. ye 7; Chorus Intramurals 7-9; Physical “Education ; sch Show 7-9 A ae FTA. 10-12, est “11, Treasurer 12: Chorus 8, 9, ‘i, 12; Bele Show (is Franch fe INSCOE, OLIVER JAMES “Jim”... Academic at : a Baseball 10- 12; Varsity Club 12; Phys- ere ical Education Show 8; Homeroom LEE, RENAE DAWN President 12; National Honor Society General Business . 9: Office Aid 12; J ‘Prom Dein 1b12; Senior Class Play; Spirit Squad Style Show 7-10. . Committee ll. o Beh 11-12; Baseball Letter. m ; ae ROR ERL ELWOOD, © g °SEROBIE, MARTHA LOU JAMISON, ELAINE MAXINE ™ rae __ Tiny”. . . Academic J “Lainey”. . General Business Football 8- ; Intramurals 7- 9; Physical iv etiiutals 8- 9: Physical Education Intramurals 7-9; Physical Education Education’ Show 10; Football Letter. Show 7-8; F.F.A. 10- 12; Style Show Show 7, 8, 9, 11; Homeroom President 7; Senior Class Play. aT 10; G.A.A. 10-12; Chorus 8, 9, 11, 125 LEWIS, DAVID ©. Style Show 7-9; Office Aid 11 : McROBIE. RANDY Calabar! We aap re rine Kates oe LINDA LOUISE : Pe, ie XS, + aa eneral Business i ' af i ‘ MICHADLS, FLORA JANE JAMISON, ‘Ne ot nies Zale 3% 2 © Intramurals ae af nderse Cen is | mm .“Jane � Vocation co Yntramurals . 7,, ieroom Vice- Pe xe Wis OSEMARY Saal: ram ra meroom | Vice... aes Te taieb yi TRY an . General Business “is ee ag ia, ering sie e Show. 7. eles Dipe: oe bake AED 7; Physical Edu : Pe OT ag Se OS PS pe Pe SS Oy JANOSKE, WILLIAM EDWIN Joa Show 7-11; Homeroom Vice-President a “Bill”. . . Academic , «12; Style Show 7-9; Office Aid 11-12; ee, eof, “ a) tat Intramurals 7-9; Piya eae eS Ribrarian 11; Prom Steering, Refresh: Intramurals 7 Physical . E suena: ‘4 Show 7-9; Band 7-1 Band, Dance x, ..ment, , Clean- ‘Up meemyuitizes; af EA am Show; F-F. Le 0a) “Audio- Visu. Band Letters. be ty ty oe iChaPtlegdetel aoe? bts © Cafeteria Help. , nt be 4 Z qo , oy E a . je Me F ee . ee , e - a ” e t ae Pi a8 £ te eee 1 bs ‘4 2? egglont , mY $ 4iFa . at © a” ae v - we wt i” . A 3 il ° — - : r ge 196 ) y ? 5 Ona ‘.. Be i. Os Fille. : 44 tea yo Ut bs we “ar Oe X- i“ Dion a fa ° tac s7a4 EA PA bin ve Ye et ey aa MILLER, PAUL CURTIS “Maul Piller”... Academic Football 9-12; Wrestling 9-12; Varsity Club 10-12; Intramurals 7-9; Physical Education Show S79, fll; Wrestling . oo iti 1h shied cA, 125 Hofticu re 7-9; Physical Education 8° National Honor Society 11- “a2. G.A.A. 10- 12; Chorus 11-12; Style Show 7-8; French Club 9; Librarian yas Prom Decoration Committee; Girls’ State; G.A.A. Letter. Cl OLS, MICHAEL JOHN ii ike . Academic — 11-12; Quill and Scroll 11- 12; High- lander Staff 11, Editor 12; Band 10- (pr Prom Rules Committee ; SIPA, WVU Journalism Workshops; Boys’ State; Band, Football, Journalism Letters. ws r NINER, MARILYN SUE Academic Intramurals 7; Physical Education Show 8-9; Homeroom President 11; National Honor Society 11, Secretary 12; G.A.A. 10-11; Chorus 8, 9, 11, 12; 'Sénior Class Play; Office Aid 1S Vise ee Aeyt 12. Kenny”. en! Inet 9 CAgiae vag “eid? ? aay cc cee ane ; ¢ hep i 22 Sie. ar 4 Ty a “a 7 “Sh «Oe Captain. iy Homeroom Officer; 10. 12, Secret “Mi - Football 9. 12; Wrestling 10; Viney oss lub 11-12; Intramurals 7-9; Physical _ Education Show 7: 9; “Student Countihysa2a4 PECK, MARY DIANNA Stenographic Intramurals 7-9; Physical Education Show 7-9; Homeroom Treasurer ip Vie, Show 8-9; 3 One Aid et ¥- Brom: Committee 11; F.N.A. Conven- tion 10. PROUDFOOT, ROBERT MICHAEL “Foot”. .. Academic Intramurals 7-8; Physical Education Show 8-9; Quill and Scroll 11-12; Highlander Staff 11-12; Prom Decora- tion Committee; Oakland Amateur Radio Club, Treasurer; Boys’ State. REAMS, BRAD ALLEN Vocational Wrestling 9-12; Wrestling Captain; Intramurals 8-9; Audio Visual 10-12; Varsity Wrestling Letters 9-12. REAMS, GARY LEE “Gary Lee” . . . Vocational Wrestling 10; Intramurals 7-9: Physi- cal Education Show, 7, 8, 10; oe Shop Treasurer 12; FFA. REEVES, ARDEN ELLIS Vocational RENTSCHLER, MAUREEN Academic Show 8-9; Class Secretary 11-12; Homeroom President 9, Treasurer 12; G.A.A. 10-12; Chorus 7, 11, 12: Style Show 8: Office Aid 10; Librarian 12; Prom Steering Cominitteé ; Usher 11; G.A.A. Letter 12. RICE, | BEVERLY MARION Intramurals 7-9; Physical ‘Education Show 7-9; Class Treasurer 9; Home- room Officer 8-9; G.A.A. 10-12; Chorus Intramurals 8-9; Physical Education RILEY, DAVID CRAIG “Craig”... Vocational Intramurals 8-9; Physical Education Show 7-8; Band 7; Librarian 11. Chorus 9; Junior Class Play; Sen Class Jays. Prom Decoration Commit , tee; SIPA Convention; Spirit Squad 11-12; Journalism Letter; World Af- fairs Convention RUDY, IRVIN ROBERT “Bob”, .. Academic Football 7-8; Baseball 10; Basketball Manager 9; ‘Intramurals 7- 9; Physical Education Show 7- 11; Class Secretary 8, President 12; Quill ‘and Scroll 11- 12; Highlander Editor, Photographer 9- 12! Chorus 8-9; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Spirit Squad 11-12; Jour- nalism Letter; Boys’ State, SIPA Con- vention; Page Maryland House of Delegates, W.V.U., Journalism Work- shops. SAVAGE, JAMES PATRICK Vocational Intramurals..8-9; Physical Education Show 9; Hotheroom President 7. SAVAGE, MARSHA ANN Stenographic Intramurals 7-9; Physical Education Show 7-9; Natichal Jonor Society 11-12; Chorus 7-11; Style Show 7-9; Office Aid 11-12; Prom Committee Chairman. 8 10, 11; Junior CliseePlaaetylc ane SCHUNCRE, SUSAN FRANCES Show 7-9, 11; Prom Decoration Com- mittee; GAM Letter; Homecoming Princess IPA. Fs htt? RRICHARD” vin Ht J een ber 2 ee =. 6 se Intrantirals. sical rans. es ic 7 1-9; See ae “Susan’’,.. Academic G.A.A. 10: Speech Vice President 11-12; Speech Letter. Edacation 0; Eiiccios os President ‘Bais Trea Bator « 1019s 2. :, , , ; om Decbration Commitee horus 8 SL ang ae eRe . 5 7 dee. Ste ean | Fe ie « ong = Vee bg i: “i. et) a wes See. ay ON Cs geet ee Een NEE 3 (ee ie x Sey = nso � une wl as - st � aaa} rc : ite , as ig - 4 ¥ a, SADE S Ui ay ie pti ea NO De eee ry S S . Vo we Gr FG, tr Da , 11; Homeroom Waeeeteeeene) 9 12: Style Show at Health a 0606UlCd SWEITZER, SUSAN DIAN} He Intramurals 8-9; Physical Educ 7-9; Physi- ‘Homeroom rals 8; Physical Education -9; Student Council 10-12, Par- arian; Acorn Photographer 12; 9. ¥, STANLEY ROSS ne Man”... Academic 9-12; Basketball 7-12; ;°Varsity Club 7-9; Physical Ed “12; Office Al Prom Decoration 9-10; Speech Tournaments Basketball. ONNIE CAROL 7-9; Physical Student Counci smeajunn Ackerman, Debbie 138 Ackerman, Ernest 86, 90, 132 Acorn Staff 100 Administration 102-107 Ads 164-193 Ahern, Cathy 138 Ahern, Sharon 144 ALBERT, DAVID ALEXANDER, FERRIS 36 Alexander, Russell 150 ALEXANDER, WAYNE 36 Allison, Michael 150 ALLISON, PENELOPE 36 Allison, Richard 138 Alvarez, Donna 47, 132 Alvarez, Jean 150 AMMANN, ALBERT 36, 80 Ammann, Dorothy 144 Armstrong, Bonnie 144 Arnold, Denise -150 Arnold, Pamela 150 Arnold, Ronald 150 Aronhalt, Debbie 144 Aronhalt, Don Bachtel, Carroll 138 Bachtel, Gayle 132 Bachtel, Randy 144 Bachtel, Rick 144 Baden, Mrs. Sylvia 107 Baker, Charles 150 Baker, Cindy 150 Baker, David 150 Baker, Donald 138 BAKER, LESLIE Baker, Linda Ammann, Lawrence 101, 114, 138 ANDERSON, GERALDINE 36, 55 , Beckman, Mar - seckman, Rich Beckman, Susar Barnard, Charles 138 Barnard, Kenneth Baseball 29-31 Basketball 23-25, 27, 28 Bateman, David 156 BATEMAN, JOHN 37 Bateman, Mary 138 Bateman, Sherry 132 Beachy, Gary 150, 156 Beachy, Larry Beachy, Mike 144 Beckman, Mrs. Carie 128 Beckman, Danny 90, 132 Beckman, Debra Beckman, Dennis 156 Beckman, Earleen 150 Beckman, Eddie 144 Beckman, Harry Beckman, James Claude Beckman, James Roy 8 Beckman, Larry 8eckman, Ro eckman, Rodg Beckman, Viviai BEEGHL EY Beeman, Lin BEEMAN, Reitzel, f , 37, 66, 87 ), 101, 132 drs. Leroy” Daniel foraig 26,27 Bosley ag Daniel 156 sley, Jim 26,27 , Tommy 16, 23, 29, 132 Deanna 87, 132 Denise 156 — Dale 150 =D ondra, 156 | Bowman, Jeffery 138 Bowman, Katherine 144, 146 BOWMAN, PHILIP 38 Bowman, Roxanne 150 Bowman, Sandra Bowman, Susan 80, 132 Bowman, Thomas 156 Bowman, Vanessa 156 Bowser, Denise 156 Bowser, Shirley Boyce, Caroline 144 | Boyce, Gary 150 | Brady, Deborah 138 | Brady, Michael 150 | Brant, Deborah 99, 150 Brant, Lester 144 Bray, Carl 138 Bray, Gary 38 BRAY, RUBY 38 Brenneman, James 150 Brenneman, Jane 85, 182 Brenneman, Sue 138 Brenneman, Teresa Jane Brewton, Joy Arif Brian, Sherry Broadwater, Ken Browning, Jamie Browning, Mich Browning, Paula © BUCHANON, WI Buckley, Mr. De Bunner, Christof Burgess, Robert Burns, Connie Burrell, Beverl Butts, Joseph CALHOUN, Calhoun, Lois Callis, Andy Callis, David Callis, Debra Callis, Ginny Callis, Joyce Callis, Kevin Callis, Mr. Masor Callis, Virginia CANNON, HA Cappola, Edwa Carleton, Leah} CARR, BON Carr, Pamela Carroll, Ann Carrol l, Mr. Carroll, Rebecea_ Cassidy, Rick | 16: CATHELL, CA Cathell, David Chapman, Ha Cheerleaders Chorus 74-75 Clary, Curtis Clary, Mike Clatterbuck, Clever, Mrs. Clever, Mr. Cline, Darla COGLEY, ELLIS 39 Cogley, Janet 138 Cogley, Mike Cogley, Paul COLLINS, FLOYD 39 Collins, Fred 150 Collins, Glen 150 Collins, Norma 132 Collins, Rueben 156 Collins, Ruth 150 Conklyn, Ezra Conneway, Sheila 150 Cooper, Linda Cooper, Melanie 150 Cooper, Raymond 151 Coppola, Diana 156 Coppola, Edward 26 Corbin, David 156 Corbin, Diana 101, 118, 138 Corbin, Jane Corbin, Sheryl 145 Corbin, Steve 156 Corliss, Carla 151 Cosby, Joann 145 Cosby, Peter 16, 80, 112, 132 COSGRAY, GEHRIG 33, Coton, Barbara 145 ' Crabtree, Jame rabtree = Dean, Julie 139 ELLIOTT, SANDRA 41 DeBerry, Beverly 100, 139 Elliott, Susan 145 DeBerry, Debra 151 Elliott, William 28, 139 DEBERRY, GARY 40 Englander, Barbara 101, 139 DeBerry, Miss Martha 84, 113 Englander, Clair 133 DEEM, CARROLL 20, 21, 22, 40 Englander, Wayne 26, 139, 157 Deem, Cathy English 110-111 Deem, Debra 151 Ervin, Bessie 151 Deem, James 20, 133 Ervin, Stanley 86, 139 DelSignore, Joe 145 Ervin, Sylvia 151 DelSignore, Paul 139 Evans, David 157 DeMarco, Antoinette 139 Evans, Kenneth 139 DeMarco, Celia 145 Evans, Kimberly 157 DeWitt, Davey 157 Evans, Lester 15] DeWitt, Deborah 133 Evans, Paul 145 DeWitt, Debra 157 EVANS, RAYMOND DeWitt, Don 16, 28, 139 Evans, Susan 14 DeWitt, Donald 157 Everd, Annal DeWitt, Geraldine 139 Everd, Joseph” DeWitt, Janet 151 Everd, N DeWitt, Joe 151 Everett, Che DeWitt, Kenneth 90, 133 Everly, DeWitt, Michael 145 DeWitt, Paul 139 DeWitt, Paula DeWitt, Rick 139 DeWitt, Roger 139 DeWitt, Ronald 40 2 Diaz, de Leon, Alberto 6138 Dignan, Edith 151 , Dilley, Glenna 133. Dillsworth, Helen_« Dintamin, Dale Dintamin, Dona Farmers FAZINBAKER Ferguson, Co FERGUSON, Ferguson, Phi Dixon, France Dixon, Robert Dixon, Ruth Dixon, Shirl Dixon, Steve Dodge, Earl Dodge, Jam DODGE, LIN! Dodge, Patsy F Fike, Sharo | Fike, Terry © Fike, Vivian 3 Fike, William P| FILSINGER, D Filsinger, Do Filsinger, Joh Filsinger, Larry Filsinger, Nané} Filsinger, Mi Filsinger, R FILSINGE Filsinger, Té Fitzwater, u Fitzwater, Do Fitzwater, Do Fitzwater, Ga ' Fitzwater, Ja Fitzwater, No FITZWATER Fitzwater, Wi Fizer, Sally 1é Flaherty, Jeff Daten, Eugene Durr, Ernest 157 Durst, Dennis 15 Durst, Steve 139 Difeing David — Eary, Mrs. Alice Eary, Lisa 41 Edgar, Allan 28,1 Edgar, Steven 27, 1 Edge, John 151 Eighth Elliott, Elliott, Robert Ford, James 151 Forman, John «133 Foy, Marilyn 157 Foy, Eugene 151 Frame, Mrs. Dorothy — di, Frantz, Brad 27,45 Frantz, Karen 157 i FRANTZ, PAMELA | 42, 49, | Frantz, Phyllis 145 Frazee, Debra Frazee, Mary Lou 133 Frazee, Mike 140 Frederick, Bryan 26, 151 Frederick, Donald 28, 140 FREDERICK, KIMBER 16, 18, 29, 42, 98, 66 Frederick, Mariam 118, 151 Freeland, Car] 157 Freeland, Howard 140 French 112 Freshmen 143-149 Friend, Alfred 151 Friend, Carolyn 151 Friend, Charles 42 Friend, Charlotte 140 Friend, Cheryl 151 © Friend, Crystal 43 Friend, Crystal 157 Friend, Cynthia 140 Friend, Daisy Friend, Darlene 151 Friend, Darvin 43 Friend, David 97, 158 Friend, David 158 Friend, Deborah 140 Friend, Debra 158 Friend, Don 140 Friend, Doreen 158 Friend, Ernest 140 © awe ie cn es rien ary Priend, Gary Ray 16,20,43,133 Ga Sia Ugg Friend, Mrs. Genevive _ Grant, Bill : Friend, George ee e : Friend, James Friend, Jeffrey 26, 151. Friend, Jerry 158 Friend, Jim 133 Friend, Joseph 145 Friend, Judy 145 Friend, Larry a Friend, Linda Faye 158 Friend, Linda Louise 158 Friend, Lois Ann 151 Friend, Mary Lee 145,151 Friend, Michael 16, 101, 140 Friend, Mona Friend, Nancy Bateman 133 Friend, Patty 133 Friend, Paul 158 Friend, Ralph 90, 133 Friend, Randy 151 Friend, Richard 151, 158 Friend, Richard Wade Friend, Robin 140 FRIEND, SHARON 43, 151 Friend, Stephen 158 Friend, Steve 133 Friend, Susan 151 Friend, Tom 158 Friend, Victoria Friend, William 145 145, 147 152 : Giouuton. 16, ig, _. Grago, Mrs. Cheryl 110 HAMILE, ELIZABET Hanlon, Ronald” 140 Hardesty, Beverly 158. Fries, Linden 152 Hardesty, Carla. 158 FRIES, ROMAYNE 43 Hardest Gary 152 Fries, Romona 140 Hardesty, James 140 Frost, Mr. Robert 16, 127 Hardesty, Janet 152 oe n 1 5 FULK, FRED 20,43 : Hardesty, Larry 145 Holland, Mrs. Mar et 158 Fulmer, Michael Hardesty, Olin 134 | : - _Holsopple, Jeanette 15 202 tephen 26, 159 : Y¥, DIANNE 38, 47 : ‘James 47; 71 JAMISON, E JAMISON, Janoske, Julia JANOSKE, WIL Jennings, Deborah Johnson, Hows 1 Jones, jaan Junkins, Deb Junior Band Junior Class P Juniors 132-13 Keefe, Randell 152 Keefer, Iva 158 Keefer, Ralph 152 eifer, Nancy 158 Keiper, Roger 141 Kelly, Charles 141 Kelly, Kimberly 146 Kelly, Vicky 134 Kent, Jerry Kent, Joyce 134, 158 Kent, Patsy 141 Kerins, Judy KernsBarbara 152 KIGHT, DEBORAH 46 Fewis, Robin 48, 153 LEWIS, ROSEMARY Lewis, Sharon 159 LEWIS. STEPH Liller: Sh Lipscomb, Da Lipscomb, LIVENGOO Livengood, James 159 Lohr, Mary 135, 153 Long, Mary Cathryn | Long, Reba Jean 141 Loughry, Vonda 153 Louie, Keith 23, 153 _ _ Lowdermilk, Debhie 153 LOWER, DEBBIE 48 Lower, Steve 153 “McCrum, Harold 146 : Lower, Tom 135 ‘LOWER, WILLIAM 48 Lucas, Barbara 141 Ludwig, Delores 146 Lyons, Mr. Richard 16, 116, 150: Lyons, Mrs. Virginia 113 MADIGAN, LYLE 48 Madigan, Marsha 153 Maffett, Christine 146 Maffett, Nevin 159. Mahaffey, Bill 146 Mahaffey, Scott 159 Maintenance 128-129 Majorettes 98,99 __ MALCOMB, VIRGINIA 48 Mallow, Phillip 153 Mallow, Rick 146 Maphis, Judy 141 Markley, Danny 86,135 Markley, Rachel 153 Marple, Debbie 153 — : . Marple, Thomas 86, 14] Marsh, Miss Lucille 110 - Martin, Connie 153 Martin, David 16,23 we tin, David 135 ‘Dennis 90,135 d TIN, DIANA 49 Martin, Kenneth 141 ‘Martin, Lenora 86, 101, 135 Martin, Lynn 147 Martin. Phillip 153 MARUCCI, ALFRED 16, 19, 23, 45, 49 Marucci, Mark 26, 153 Massi, Mrs. Wildo 111 Math 118-119 — Matthews, James 135 Mattingly, Angela 97, 153 MATTINGLY, DOLORES sae 84 Mattingly, Karen 159 Mattingly, Mary 153 Mattingly, Thomas 159 Maule, Os Maule, cone 159 Maule, Ferris 159 Mayle, Barbara 84, 121, 135 Mayle, David 153 Mayle, Mark 146. McBee, Kenneth 159 McCaine, Mr. Asa 20, 124 _ McCartney, Wanda 159 MeCrohbie, Debbie 146 U bie, Judy Crobie, Stanley osky, James 146 McCullough, Laura 139, 141 McHenry, James 26, 27, 153 McHenry, Karen © 82, 93, 101, 14] McRobie, Betty 159. McRobie, Brenda 153 McROBIE, MARTHA 48 McRobie, Randy 135 _ MeRobie, Roberta _ McRobie, Roxanne 97, 153, i ie MCR. obie, Stanley 153 linger, Anna 159 is -Mellinger, Connie 153 Mellinger, Diana 146 Mellinger, John 141 Mellot, Beth 146 Metheny, Barbara 159 Metheny, Debra 159 Metz, Judith 135 Meyer, Mrs. Mildred 122 Meyers, Denise 141 Meyers, Diana 32, 156, 159 203 Meyers, Kenneth 26, 135 Meyers, Kim 159 MICHAEL, JANE 49 Michael, Janet 80, 135 Michaels, Mr. Donald. 129 Miller, Cheston 146 MILLER, CLAYTON 49, 86, 90, 123 Miller, Glenn 146 Miller, Mr. Harold 116,117 Miller, James 153 Miller, John 86, 135 Miller, Joseph 86, 159 Miller, Mark 159 Miller, Mrs. Theoda 120 “MILLER, PAUL 16, 20, 21, 22, 49 Millican, Agnes 153 Millican, John Moats, Angela Moats, Charles 159 Moats, Charles Moats, Clarence 159 Moon, David 159 Moore, Linda 153 Moreland, Frank 50 Moreland, Marilyn 141 Moreland, Royce 146 Morgan, Joe 147 Morgan, Thomas 159 Morrow, Mr. Ruth van 115 Mosser, Carla 50, 80, 135 Mosser, Elinor 147 Mosser, John 28, 141 Moyer, Jay 23, 28, 135 Moyer, Jeffery 159 Moyer, Kevin 153 Mulliken, John 86, 135 MURLIN, ALICE 50 Murlin, Allen 20, 22, 86, 135 Murphy, Michael 159 Murphy, Milinda 80, 135 Murphy, William 159 Murray, James 16, 23, 135 Murray, Tom 141 Myle, Carol 153 Nally, Mrs. Faye 128 National Honor Society 80 NAYLOR, CHRISTINE 38, 50, 84, 101 Naylor, David 26 Naylor, Edwin 101, 114, 141 Naylor, Teresa 71, ’80, 81, 135 Nazelrod, Denver 159° Nazelrod, Patrica 14] Nazelrod, Sidney 159 ; NAZELROD, VALERIE 50, 59 NEWLIN, BONNIE 50 | Nice, Sandy 135 NICHOLS, BARBARA (GRAHAM) 50, 80, 81, 100 Nichols, Chris 20, 26, 85, 147 NICHOLS, MICHAEL 16, 18, 51, 60, 81, 83, 101 Niner, David NINER, MARILYN 39, 51, 67, 80 Norwish, Janet 159 Norwish, Louise 153 Nurses of America, Future 85 Nutter, Donna 153 O'Brien, George 141 O’Brien, Janice 153 O’Brien, Larry 16, 135 O’Brien, Marty 159 O’Brien, Ronald 86, 141 204 MPmepbardt, Richard 117, 132, 135 “= PAUGH, BRUCE 51,58 | _ Paugh, Kathy 135 © _ PAUGH, KENNETH, § ‘51 7 Peck, Patrica x Peddicord, Mrs. Pamela 111” - Pennington, Mary 80, 89, a3 O’Brien, Sharon Office Aids 91 Offutt, Patty 68, 69,135 O’Haver, Diana 141 Oliverio, Anthony 157, 159 Quill and Scroll “81 , Railey, Paula 136 Randol, Mrs. Elizabeth 122 Rausch, Alma 147 Rausch, Lizetta 136 Ravenscroft, Bill Ravenscroft, Brenda 136 Ravenscroft, James 136 Ravenscroft, Robin 156, 160 MRavenscroft, Mary 153 “Really-Gale 147 Reall “Richard EE pe Paige, Deborah 141 Panther, Mr. James 116 Panther, Thomas 160 Park, Robert 153 Parsons, David “160 Parrone, Dean 160, 161 Patterson, Miss Frances 121 Paugh, Mrs. Agnes 128 Paugh, Barbara 141,153 Paugh, Gary 135, 153 Paugh, Haroldcelb3 | Paugh, Jerry © Paugh, JoAnne 135 Paugh, Michael 86, Paugh, Mike 160 Paugh,; Randy 27,1 Paugh, Robert — 135, ok : : Paugh; Ron. = |% Reams, Kenneth Paugh, Stee 147 Rebele, Garl 26. Paugh, Mrs. Susan 128 Rebele, Sw . Paugh, Vickie 141 Reckart, Paugh, Walter 141 Reckart, Douglas 153 Peck, Cindy 141 Reckart, Jim 147 Peck, Diane 141 Reckart, Julla 147 Peck, Donna 153 Reckart, Karen 147 oe PECK, MARY 51 Reckner, Richard 142 oe Be Sharon 147 | Pelton, Mrs. Evangeline 10 Pendergast, Joyce 141 Pendergast, Mike 160 PENMAN, DAVID 51. Pennington, Janet 153 Pennington, William 147° Pensinger, Sharon 160 Perando, Barbara 153 Perando, Dixie (Bowser) Perando, Richard 136 Perando, Ron 26, 153 Perkins, Robert 147 Perrine, John 93,14) = Perrine, Paul: .28, 141, 142 PE RRY, JOYCE 51 PERRY, THOMAS Phillippi, Michael 141 PHILLIPS, ANITA 51, 85, 91 Physical Education 126° Pike, Fred 86, 141 Pike, Richard 147 Plank, Susan 153 Poling, Sandra 136 Posey, Mr. Michael Powers, Victoria 153 Preston, Jim 141 Price, Mrs. Bessie 110 Pritts, Chris 147 Pritts, Philip 100, 136 Pritts, Theresa 147 Prom. 72-73 Proudfoot, Marie PROUDFOOT, MIKE 51,101 Purbaugh, Barbara 147 Purbaugh, Mrs. Dorothy 110 Putnam, Martha 136 Pysell, ‘Connie 136 Pysell, Darvin PYSELL, RITA’ 52 Repetsk y, Jea _Rexrode, Barbara 160 _ REXRODE, CARLA 46 -Rexrode, Judy Rexrode, a 153 Rexrode, Lyle 136 Rexrode, Nancy 136 Rexrode, Roy 147 Rhodes, Dianna Rhodes, Elysia 147 Rhodes, Melvin 86, 136 Rhodes, Ronald 160 Rhodes, Shelia 147 Rice, Betty 160 RICE, BEVERLY 52, 64 Rice, Edward 20, 136 Rice, Mary 153 Ridder. Curtis 20, 147 RIDDER. RICHARD 52, 135 Riuce Robert 16, 23, 25, 68, 69, 117, Riddor. Thomas 153 Riffle, Pamela 147 Riggleman, Sandra 137 RILEY, CRAIG 53 Riley, Linda 147 RILEY, ROBERT 53, 90 Rinker, Richard 16, 17, 136 Rinker, Roxanne 153 Rinker, Theodore 153 Kel Robinette, Diana 160 Robinette, Gregory 136 Robinette, Libbie 147 Robinette, Steve 147 ' Robinson, Dennis 136 Rodeheaver, David 142 Rodeheaver, Delmar 153 RODEHEAVER, DENNIS 42, 52, 53, 57 Rodeheaver, Dianne 142 Rodeheaver, Homer 26, 147 -. Rodeheaver, James � Rodeheaver, Paul 136 RODEHEAVER, PAULA 53 ase RODEHEAVER, RANDY _ 53, 80, 81, 101“ .Rodeheavery)Rhonda 99, 136, 147 Boscheaycr, Mr Robert F. 60, 65, 23, 10. : Sy Sena Robin, 153, 154 ohrbaugh, David 2147, 153. ‘Rol rbaugh, Donna 160 | ee 153-7 a Phil 160 sky, Mirs. Hela® 126 Lin y, D me 142° Y; Roy, Reve “136 Rudy, Pamela 82, 92, 101, 142 RUDY, ROBERT 49, 53; ep 81, 100, 101 Rumble, Barry 147 Ruppert, Terry 153 Rush, Bradley 20, 147 Rush, Lonnie 136 Rush, Scott 20, 80, 136 Ryan, Susanrie 146, 147 _ Safety Education 127 Sampson, Connie 138, 142 14 son, Di c ti OM 0 , 136 Sanders, bs . hy 119 , Gerald 80, 136 ers, Gon o. 5, 20, 142 Sanders, Lae Sanders, Michael 26, 147 Sanders, Shaun 147 Savage, Dennis Savage, Denny 136, 142 SAVAGE, JAMES. 53 Savage, Kevin 160 SAVAGE, MARSHA 54 Savage, Mike 80, 136 Savage, Stephen 160 Schell, Deborah Schmidt, Beverly 160 Schmidt, Mrs. Faye 128 Schmidt, James 23, 136 Schmidt, Kathy 154 Schmidt, Sharon 154 Schock, Deanna Schrock, Sharon 154 Schrock, Tim 141 SCHROYER, PAUL _ 16, 42, 52, 54, 57 Schroyer, Yvonne 154 SCHUNCKE, SUSAN _ 54 Schuncke, William 70, 142 Schoole, Diana 154 Science 116-117 Seaman, Pamela 136 Seaman, Susan 147 Sears, Pamela 142 Sebold, Barbara 148 Sebold, Linda 147 Secretaries 7 Secrist, Katherine 136 Secrist, Mary 148 Selders, Christine Selders, JoAnne 154 Selders, Margaret 154 SELL, JODELLA 54,87 SELL, JUNE 54 Senior Band 94,95 Senior Class Play 66-67 Seniors 34-61 SERENO, DEBORAH 54 SERENO, JACQUELINE 54 Serglson, Terri 148 Seventh Grade 156-161 Severe, Barbara 148 Severe, Darrell 142 Shaffer, Benny 90, 136 Shaffer, David 80, 81, 101, 133, 136 Shaffer, Gary 142 Shaffer, Hugh 16,442 ‘Shaffer, Jerry 84, 136 spate Joey 160 Shaffer, Lynn 160 Shaffer, Martha 154 SHAFFER, CINDY 54 Shaffer, Clayton. 148 Shaffer, Melissa Shaffer, Randall 154 Shaffer, Rebecca 154 Shaffer, Richard 16, 28, 32 Shaffer, Richard 142, 148 Shaffer, Robert 142 Shaffer, Robin 154 Shaffer, Rocky Shaffer, Roger 148 Shaffer, Susan 154 Shaffer, Tim 26, 148 Shaffer, Virginia SHAHAN: CHARLES — 16,23, 29, 54 Shank, Brenda 69, 136 Shank, Marsha 148 Shank, Melinda 154 Shannon, Kathy 160 Sharpless, Jean 160 Sharpless, John 148 SHARPLESS, PAUL 54 Sharpless, Randall 136 Sharpless, Sandra 160 Sharpless, Wilma 136 Sharps, David 26, 27, 154 Sharps, Liz 100, 142 Sharps, Pamela 154 Shell, Debbie 148 Sherwood, Deborah 148 Sherwood, John 148 rey JUDITH 54, 58, 76, 80, Sherwood, Martha 160 Shiflett, Carl 148 Shiflett, Pattys 136 Shiflett, Stanley 160 Shillinburg, Paul 160 Shillinburg, Sherrie 160 Shirer, Martha 93, 142 Shockey, Becky Shockey, Bill Shockey, Sherman 142 Shockley, Stacy 136 Shocky, Debra 160 Shotwell, David 26, 160 Shotwell, Ernie 27, 29, 148 Shreve, Eugene 5 Shrout, Denise 154 — Shrout, Rita 70, 80, 136 Shuttleworth, Linda 137 Shuttleworth, Roger 148 SIMMONS, CECIL 54 SIMMONS, DEBRA KAY 54 Simmons, Elizabeth 142 SIMPSON, JOHN 54 Simms, Bill 137 Simms, James 142 Simms, Mrs. Phyllis 128 Simon, Judy 154 Simon, Mary 142 Sinison, Mrs. Dorothy 128 SIMPSON, JOHN 54 Sincell, Ben 26, 148 SINCELL, DONALD 54, 67, 78, 81, 100 Sines, Christine 142 Sines, Coleen 154 SINES, DEBBIE 56 Sines, Jeff 160 Sines, Kathleen 154 Sines, Mark 142 Sines, Rhonda 154. SINES, SUSAN 56 Sirbaugh, Don 160 Sirbaugh, Pauline 154 Sisler, Debra 160 Sisler, Gary 148 Sisler, John 142 Sisler, Paul 148 Sites, Douglas 148 Skeweris, Dennis 154 Skeweris, Richard Skeweris, Rick 148, 160 Skiles, Paula 160 Skiles, Randy 148 Skipper, John 86, 142 Skipper, Rebecca 160 Skipper, Richard 90, 137 SKIPPER, RICHARD 16, 17, 19, 29, 56, 64, 67, 83 Skipper, Ronald 148 Skipper, William 16, 142 Slagle, Mr. David 117 Slaubaugh, Darlene 142 Slaubaugh, Ralph 124, 148 Slaubaugh, Shelia 154 Sluss, Brenda 160 Sluss, Debbie 146, 148 Smith, Cheryl 154 Smith, George 16] Smith, Jeannie 148 Smith, Pamela 154 Smith, Tim 142 Smith, Wilburn Lane 154 SNYDER, BARRY 43, 56, 80 Snyder, Naomi 142 Social Studies 114-115 SOLOMON, SHERWOOD Sophomore Class Play 92-93 Sophomores 138-143 Speech 70-71 Sowers, Debbie 161 Sowers, Wellington Jack 161 Spiker, Shirley Spoerlein, Mr. Ernest 106 STAHL, CONNIE 56 Stahl,Dennis 161 Stahl, Kimberly 148 Stalnaker, Elizabeth 154 Stalnaker, Jo Ann 137 Stalnaker, John 86, 142 Staraw, Randy 148 Stark, Donna 38, 74, 101, 142 Stark, Thomas 159, 161 Steiding, Herman 161 Stem, Cheryl 161 Stem, Cynthia 142 Stem, Jeff 27, 154 Stem, Kenneth 154 Stem, Martha 137 Stemple, Danny 154 Stemple, Mr. Donald 27, 116 Stephen, Carolyn 148 Stephens, David 28, 142 STEPHENS, JAMES _ 37, 56, 86 Stewart, Gail 161 Stewart, Lona 161 STEWART, REBECCA 56 205 Steyer, David 137 Steyer, Donald 154 Steyer, Doris 137 Steyer, Gary 154 Steyer, Harold 161 Steyer, Larry 137 STEYER, LARRY 16, 56 Steyer, Linda 142 Steyer, Maxine 142 Steyer, Nellie 161 Steyer, Patty 154 Steyer, Ray 161 Steyer, Robert 115, 1 Steyer, Stephen 148 Stiles, Donald 142 Stiles, Glen 16] Stinson, Charles Stinson, Irene, 148 Stone, Alan 154 Stoner, Charles Stoner, Dayid 15 Stoner, Fred 29, Storey, Randall Stottlemeyer, Le Stover, Libby 101, STRAWSER, CHA Strawser, Charlotte Strawser, Sharon 1 Stuck, David 26, 27% Stuck, Thomas 23, Student Council Sullivan, Debbie 1: Swartzentruber, Ve Swartzentruber, 1 SWARTZENTR E Swartzentruber, Dian Swartzentruber, Stall Switzer, Barbara 154 Sweitzer, Barry 154 Sweitzer, Delores Sweitzer, Elwood Sweitzer, Erwin Sweitzer, James Sweitzer, Marsha Sweitzer, Michae Sweitzer, Orvan Sweitzer, SWEITZER, S| Sweitzer, Theod Swiger, Pauline 119 27, 149 FEY 16, 21, 23, 36, 60 A 60, 66, 81, 101 123, 137 EL 53,58, 60, 80 61 Orel a lp tede 9. BO, Bo 161 iNIE 39, 58, 60, 76, 80, 81, 149 20, 143 137 LOSS t i 149 dlyn 122 ¢ aren 84, 143 Updy Dorris 124 sYNDA 60 Uphold, Edgar 27 Uphold, Mrs. Freda 128 Uphold, Helen 155 : Uphold, Jacqueline 80, 137 : Uphold, Junior 29, 149 ; Uphold, Nancy 85, 143 58 Uphold, Rodney 155 Uphole, Allen 161 Uphole, Charles 161 ta Mrs. Jean 112 Mr. Albert 119 Bryan 97, 149 EN, DARRELL 61 . Richard 155 ichael 155 Tasker, Steve Tasker, Susan 206 Wotring, Tina Wrestling 20-22 Wrightsman, Gary Wrightsman, Gayle Wrightsman, George Wrightsman, Harry Wilt, Marilyn 149 Wilt, Paul Wilt, Phyllis 155 Wilt, Sheryl r WINTERS, VAUG 16, 18, 5 Wolf, Anthon Wolf, Debora Wolf, Donald, j= 155 1 Yommer, James 155 Yost, Brenda 99, 149 ‘Yost, Susan ; — 7} a 107 � Wolfe. Terry 16, 5, 78, 79, 80, 136, 155 - Wol fe, Mr. Willard 111, 116 , ds, Deborah 137 Zimmerman, Mr. James 105 sods, Thomas — : Zimmerman, George 16, 143 oods, Toni 149 Zimmerman, Roger 137 CLASS MOTTO |The great thing in this world iS not so much where we are, but in what direction we are moving Oliver Wendell Holmes il Le na G Hi ng ecstre mae | 3 2214 0111 —_____ ——— ———- aS SS SS ee bis ge