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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1973 volume:

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Asta ene NOG senior directory 202 index .......208 epilogue .....216 southern, a place of expression on cagepper Pe Foam i rte Ne dna es verse personalities at southern a= a a ray tbe bor n lo blush unsecn, emacs SHES Ho © £ serpin he case nagar a 10 a place for many things - 11 12 kuhn has annual visit with santa 13 semen wage, Ten re oie See he eee he 14 15 Ore mes hii racic aici ahibeia he Siipce iphone ernie Mince lent epee tata iene tabs semen taccemrcaveenrr ewan ectonsenereaaantc aif oT GY Tot oe :. ¥ i fis - le 16 never a dull moment 17 school — a time for tivities many ac 19 20 a place to meet eng people 21 affects 22 23 24 REALE LILES IIE RE == cadness, ® ry work, and 25 PELE RTE LES NPAT ROPER iT CE Ge fA} Ail Sibson is crowned centennial queen Page 28: Clockwise: The pageant began with the queen’s proces- sional. Kathleen Neff, Miss Mary- land, crowned the queen, Mary Lynn Gibson. Square dancers entertained the queen and her court. Page 29: Clockwise: Ann Carroll, junior class princess from South- ern, was escorted by Jim McHenry. The queen and her maids of honor, as well as their escorts, partici- pated in the Autumn Glory Parade. The queen’s court also participated in the parade. oanna cosby reigns over Page 30: Clockwise: Joanne was surprised at the news of being queen. A Southern “dummy” burned a Northern dummy. Tim Shaffer was thrilled Page 31: Clockwise: The 1972-73 Homecoming Court. Chris and Jeanne Nichols enjoyed the dance. 30 31 ee Ne wait . ae: SOUTHER, RX Page 32: Sr. Band. Head maj. Teresa Harvey proudly leads the majorettes. Mr. Clever congratu- lates Lynn Martin on receiving the John Philip Sousa award and Ben Sincell as runner-up. Page 33: The newly added fife c orps puts spark in the band. The Stage Band. 33 oS SANS Page 34: The Senior Band marches in one of their biggest parades in Oakland. The band competes in the Preakness Showcase of Music at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore. Page 35: The Band proudly marches in the Preakness parade in Baltimore. shs travels many miles to compete iD) The News American Reporting the Latest the Fongest (ivi as Ee, ? vive na 4 a wes sS � ? “” “ o “ “ ” ’ aml = . oe —-= = — 34 x CI = | @. © 35 HIGHLANDER 4 MARCHING BAND Oakland Maryland REE eg Clockwise: The Senior High Color Guard adds to the band. Jr. Band. Craig Hutson, Jr. High drum major, leads the Jr. Band. Senior High majorettes. qa Boks A 4 P mene 37 - - ai © beste ¥ 4 : ARMOR paca sas te wee, 2 i re ‘d by ty at, —s , : 4 - . sie iy ak “ ¥ se a SOUTHERN JR HIGH OAKLAND MD 38 jr. band shows many talents Clockwise: The Jr. Band tries to turn the corner and play at the same time. Mr. Clever, what are you doing? Susie Shaffer at her best moment — playing a flute. 39 a ee et 40 Ss oy Pee 8 - s é £ s GID SG RAP OE NEEDLE NOCD SE ALORS ABER i it E z 5, Patna pens nasi QD 2:6 nes ao eee ta A= aS 5 Sa Be = wre | om See ee er oS = ee ae oe gas Se Cm 5st Ee de o= jeer e ( p) i Sas pe tat AS a) fe © Gee ee J es Og © i 33° 28 ee ae Oe ce, eT Dea oy os Rn = SEY ERS © ae a) os Wee Bae s ag Ve oon ee ca sau BA 41 nd tenth grade choruses form new southerna senior a irs singing group 42 bert Wilt gets ready for one of many programs. E Ce =I = = iS I iss} O n = wo =) iS) poi O m sg = o 17 p) CQ vt ® a s. Tenth the Southernairs. ’s handbell ringer Southern’s new choral group, Page 43: Southern grade chorus. 43 44 Seis ines aati: a ee Page 44: Clockwise: Don Burton struggled to help Pam Arnold off the floor after she helped capture Dana Liller. Jim McHenry comforted Brian Frederick after a frightening phone call. Don Burton made a pass at Pam Arnold. Page 45: Clockwise: Jim McHenry and Brian Frederick played detectives. Angie Mattingly got Jim McHenry’s admiration. Brian Frederick, Kathy Hoye, and Larry Groves cornered Jim McHenry. jr. class presents finders | creepers GO F RUC OC FORGOTTE RESG TN PEACE 45 46 the senior class presents: hillbilly weddin‘ Page 46 Clockwise: A wedding at gun point? “Oh, you don’t mean it!” exclaimed Walt Davy. Dave Crumley shared his tonic with Ben Sincell. Page 47 Clockwise: Mary Lynn Gibson and Diane Dean looked for the snakes. Ben Sincell was out to get John Sherwood. The snakes were still loose. Diane Dean looks thrilled at the idea of Ben Sincell kissing her. Ben and Walt connived. 47 48 Clockwise: Senior High Student Council. Susie Welch and Phyllis Wilt man the book- store. Jr. High Student Council. Pat Callis sadly steps out of the voting machine dur- ing a Council sponsored election. Sanaa a asst i r. and sr. high councils JUNCEMENTS HOME T ” Vga 5 they tt OR, rea haa eal eeneee eRe eeeeee et ae: 49 Counterclockwise: Barbara Friend smiles as the dragon plans to eat Bill Weissgerber. Witch Becky Shaffer gets ready to turn people into bears. Walt Lee and Bill Weiss- gerber discuss the Princess Pea Green while the cat, Louise Norwish, looks on. Queen Hannibal and the Princess Pea Green argue over the fact that cats are not allowed in the castle. the speech and drama classes present the pale pink dragon. Wid Af + future business leaders of america pom i tg ii Ga AREA I , ea at oI HLA LOLI EEN reaneoinen spencers et eet MAMA PAA ALRAAALLE SELL ALL ILOLE eorenerntinetne 51 52 Page 52: National Honor Society Initiates. The speaker of the annual Quill and Scroll banquet was Mike Nichols, former editor of the Highlan- der yearbook and present editor of West Virginia University’s Monticola yearbook. Bev Remley presents a membership card to new honorary mem- ber of Q S Robert Sincell. Page 53: National Honor Society initiates. members. Quill and Scroll members and 53 54 a i oe ” wae ae jr. journalists and student exchange club Pav Oe eet At OG ote ees (MM 9 2� tens do nue Page 54: Jr. Journalists. Jr. Journalists Judy Kahl, Teresa Naylor, and Becky Bowman worked on a project. Page 55: Luz Lilian Bez was an exchange student from Bolivia. The officers were: Pam Arnold, pres.; Cathy Hoye, sec.; Mrs. Janice Shiff, adviser; Ted Sweitzer, junior adviser; and Jann Jones, treas. The members of the Student Exchange Club. 55 h.c.c. has — SS ® © = = S oS Page 58: Queen Sherri Ashby and King Stan Skiles reigned over Heart Fund Week. Members of the Health Careers Club. Page 59 clockwise: Sandy Tasker evaded classes by working in the health room. Advisor Mrs. Wilson seemed pleased with her club. Walt Davy eyed Sue Evans. Daisy Murray proved to be an efficient secretary. SY aa and varsity club. . . Pd Sie ie ws the athletes of the school ae) = jis Sposa saci ieee sone ttt a isi Sig ea IE Hai : _ decorate for the Homecoming dance. Betty Rice participates in the annual G.A.A. Page 58: Girls’ Athletic Association members tion. initia- Coach Bill Frost to get Smiley Jeff Friend to Page 59: There is more than one way for work for the Varsity Club. 59 60 interact club is helpful aide for other clubs future teachers of america turns out hopeful prospects Left: Interact Club members. Lower left: Mrs. Patricia McLaughlin, F.T.A. adviser, gives awards to graduating seniors Walter Davy, Carolyn Boyce, Kim Wilt, Barbara Purbaugh. Below: Future Teachers of America members. 61 62 ee a - te Clockwise: Audio-Visual members pose for their picture. Tom Ridder improves the appearance of the Vo-Ag Center. Future Farmers of America. Mr. Richard Bishoff displays the work of some of his students in the greenhouse. 63 OHNE a ee highlander and acorn stafts 64 ie Clockwise: Highlander Staff. Lou Ann Holland decides it is easier 3S ey, JULIS to let Teresa Harvey do her work. Acorn Staff. Tim Shaffer decides that journalism is nice stuff. 65 tee Bas: eee — ey ee ffice and SEB hewes O 66 67 Page 66: Judy Friend anxiously looks at the absentee sheet for any of her friends. Page 67: L ibrarian Martha DeBerry and her secretary Martha Lou Ashby. library aids 68 prom ‘73, final touch to school year Clockwise: Mr. Robert F. Rodeheaver, principal, crowns Beverly Remley 1973 Prom Queen. 1973 Prom Court. King Ben Sincell and Queen Bev. Remley dance to the Kingsley Fink. Kathy Schmidt and Nick Coppola enjoy refreshments. 69 70 knights in white satin theme of a prom Clockwise: Jim Dean looks startled at a request by a dummy. Martha Shaffer begs for a dance. Harry Turney and Mark Marrucci work on prom decorations. Teresa Harvey and Jim White enjoy a private joke. Luc Aurora, exchange student from Bolivia, is puzzled by all of the prom decorations. 7) N nN graduation: a new beginning Page 72 clockwise: Members of the graduating class. Sharing valedictorian honors were Barbara Purbaugh and Mike DeWitt. Barbara Leighton receives her salutatorian award. Page 73 clockwise: Teresa Harvey receives a kiss and Ben Sincell a handshake from Mr. Robert Rodeheaver as they receive their Danforth Awards. Dr. John H. McCombe, Dean of Hendricks Chapel, spoke of Horizons for Tomorrow. TiS ae ee re 74 75 76 Page 76: Dave Upole (24) gains yard- age against the Valley Black Knights. Ben Sincell (30) goes for a TD against the Parsons Panthers. Page 77: Bob Tressler (80) attempts to flatten a Petersburg opponent. 77 frost is named tri-valley coach of the year Page 78: Ben Sincell (30) looked on while Dave Upole (24) was hauled down by the Parsons Pan- ther opponent. Jim Ashby and Dave Upole showed the strain of a hard fought game. Page 79: Punkin contemplated . . . Dana Liller (75), Nick Coppola (64), Bob Ingram (52), and Ben Sincell (30) all wanted to have a hand in “decking” Valley. SouthernOpponent Valley Beall Bishop Walsh Parsons Terra Alta Kingwood Petersburg Bruce Jefferson Northern TOURNAMENT 10 Smithsburg 78 bf Pate FPS fi oe wy See, 4 Hd, Le as cs : , af ey vig i fa Et Wige WP phos LE The football team has found a number of sure cures for drinking, smoking, and other undesirable habits of an ath- lete. It is a wonder anyone fished all of the culprits out of the pond after fellow team members threw them in. And if any of the toilets were out of order, it was because a player almost got his head flushed down it. In spite of all the horseplay that went on during practice sessions, they must have had some good workouts because the season was by far the most successful one in the history of Southern. Coach William Frost was honored with the title Coach of the Year by the Tri-Valley Conference. Six members of the team also received T.V.C. honors. They were Craig Bosley, Nick Coppola, Dave Upole, Ben Sincell, Chris Nichols, and Rick Skeweris. The Western Maryland B-C District Championship was handed to the Rams, giving the team an opportunity to try for the District 1 championship. Smithsburg was Southern’s rival for this title. Bad breaks were on the Rams’ end of the field and they were downed. FY Ae : heed ee ae 79 80 Page 80: John Rodeheaver (23) took Ted Raynovich’s (26) block to run for 25 yards at Romney. Page 81: Romney could not quite catch John Rodeheaver (23) as he ran the ball to the 15 yard line. Ed Panther (12) faked a run while Rick Welch (31) sneaked around Petersburg’s defense. Jr. rams have 4-3 season The Junior High Rams produced a great gridiron season under the driving force of Coach Louis Newcomb. The team came out of its football schedule with a 4-3 record. Diligent practice and good coaching helped the little Rams churn out this winning season. The Junior High Rams kept their title of Garrett County Champions when they again defeated the Northern Puppies by the score of 14-6. This is the second consecutive year they have held this coveted honor. Petersburg gave Southern a hassle, but the little Rams fought hard and came out on top by six points. Southern stretched their winning streak to 2-0 after tromping over the Ridgely team by eight big points. An away game with Romney dealt a nasty defeat of 34-0 to the driving junior high Ram team. This losing trend was soon put to a stop with a 6-0 win over the Bruce Bulldogs. A hard battle was fought in the last game of the junior high football season. Unfortunately, the Southern Rams were speared by the Knights of Valley by the score of 6-10. SouthernOpponent Petersburg - Ridgely Romney Bruce Valley Northern Valley Did the wrestlers practice for wrestling or basketball? If one had visited a practice session after school this past win- ter, it would have been hard to tell. Aside from the daily basketball games, there were snow- ball fights, and a perpetual contest between the wrestlers to see how many girls they could drag into the locker room. And speaking of the locker room, one could have easily mistaken it for the Associated Press office. Instead of hear- ing gossip through the grapevine, it was through the locker 4 tit marc S Despite the sincere efforts of the grapplers on the mat, there were still reflections of the pre-match follies, thus | resulting in a disappointing season for the team. Lrapp ers But maybe we should consider some of the relationships the team members had with the referees. There was one in particular who did not like to see Bob have 3-6 Ingram or Chris Nichols on the mat. He occasionally dis- qualified these two unfortunate fellows who, like good little boys, had a few choice words of retort for the nice ref. season Page 82: Charlie Stinson was pinning his man from Fort Hill. Page 83: Bob Ingram had a terrible time holding his opponent down against Beall. SouthernOpponent Northern Fort Hill Bruce Petersburg Bruce Beall Petersburg Northern Fort Hill 83 84 wrestlers lose 6 seniors Page 84; Chris Nichols waited for the referee to smack the mat. Ed Wolfe was riding his opponent from Beall try- ing to get a pin. Page 85: The Wrestling team coming home on the bus after a match. Mike Sanders got his hair pulled out by his opponent from Beall. Hank Rebele was trying to keep his opponent down from Beall. 85 southern varsity ends season 11-10 Page 86: Jim Bosley (40) displays self-confidence against a Valley Black Knight opponent. Paul Lewis (33) comes down the court for an assist against Mountaineer. Page 87: Denny Skeweris (34) puts it up for two points against Valley. Mr. Kuhn quietly gives Tom Panther some advice. 86 Opponent Tournament 56 Elk Garden Bruce Valley Parsons Fort Hill Beall Bishop Walsh Northern Union Mountaineer Bishop Walsh Valley Elk Garden Northern Parsons Mountaineer Fort Hill Beall Bruce Union Frederick 87 88 southern shows enthusiasm Page 88: Randy DiSimone (25) goes up with a good form shot. Jim Bosley (40) dribbles around a Valley opponent. Page 89 clockwise: Alan Cvetnick (20) grits his teeth for two points. Denny Skeweris (34) stretches out for a lay-up shot against Mountaineer. Tom Panther (14) shows the strains of a hard fought game against Valley. The Varsity Basketball team closed the season with a thrilling tournament game. The Rams opposed the Cadets from Fredrick on the Allegany High Court in Cumberland in the District One Class B semifinals. The Southern quint made an incredible effort and they were rewarded at the end of the first half with a 31-30 lead over the Cadets. But at the end of the third quarter, the score was tied at forty. The fourth quarter was the thriller with the lead fluctuat- ing from team to team. The Rams led by as much as five points in the quarter but as fate would have it, the Cadets came back to defeat Southern in the final two minutes of play. The success of the season was due in large part to the teamwork and cooperation of every player but some of the individual records deserve recognition. Denny Skeweris had the highest number of points in one game and Paul Lewis had the highest percentage of foul shots for the season. But the efforts of all the players on the team made the reasonably successful season possible. { 5 ee, : 89 The 1973 jv basketball season was filled with both joy and despair. Despite the record of 7 — 10, the team felt that they had had a very successful year. Team spirit and good sportsmanship were just a few fac- tors leading to the team’s positive thinking. When asked about his attitude toward the year’s results, Mark Domen- ick, shortstop of the team, replied, “Even though we had a losing season, we had the winning spirit.”’ The moral of the team was never down. At the end of a Fort Hill game, which Fort Hill won by the score of 78-28, the team was not discouraged — they thought it was a funny game! Throughout the entire season, the Rams were a very interesting team. It was discovered that after a hard fought first half with Beall, Stan Skiles had ventured to the wrong locker room. At the tournament, Phil Rook was called for goal tending — a very uncommon call. At the close of the season, the junior-varsity Rams jour- neyed to Hampshire for the jv tournament. Competing with eight other teams, the Rams were able to capture a second place cup by defeating Morefield (40-39) and Ridgely (42- 41). In the final championship game though, the Rams were overpowered by Keyser by the score of 42-32. jv rams place second in tournament Page 90: “Do you think I'd give you the ball?” thought Stan Skiles. Tony Oliverio seems very enthused about the game. Page 91: Danny Bosley and an unknown partner show off a new dance step. Opponent Bruce Valley Parsons Fort Hill Beall Bishop Walsh Northern Bishop Walsh Valley Northern Parsons Fort Hill Beall Bruce Tournament 39 Morefield 4] Ridgely 42 Keyser Lost 10 91 92 winning season Page 92: Doug Cosby lays one in for two. Page 93 clockwise: Larry Miller drives toward the goal. Eric Wotr- ing pumps from 15. Doug Cosby hussles after a lost ball. Southern 36 32 31 35 30 47 Opponent Won 11 Elk Garden Piedmont Petersburg Piedmont Keyser Union Keyser Mountaineer Petersburg Elk Garden Bruce Moorefield Northern Ridgely Bruce Northern Mountaineer Union Lost 7 93 Opponent Union Petersburg Piedmont Piedmont ‘Fort Ashby Fort Ashby Keyser Keyser Northern Northern Bishop Walsh AHAWONODAHKHOH District Tournament Williamsport Page 94: Bob Ingram plays around. Page 95: Golfers Jim Ashby and Jeff Hile and Coach Donald Stemple practice for a very good year. Southern Opponent 18 0 Beall 3% Boonesboro 22 Morefield 1 83 Grafton Bridgeport Keyser St. Francis University P V C Tournaments University Morefield Keyser Beall Boonesboro Beall excitement to spring ee 96 ‘“ pa Pp Ay a varsity cheerleader Varsity Cheerleaders: Mary Lynn Gibson, Angie Mattingly, Kathy Schmidt, Robin Ravenscroft, Paula Skiles, and Cathy Frakes. % reflect enthusiasm! ts ; te 97 98 is ‘ bs ‘te q BB . hy . _ We: en . . i “ n : - Jv. jr. high and seventh grade—future varsity! J V: Pam Trickett, Beth Ledden, Anna Mellinger, Diane Meyers, and Cheryl Flanagan. Jr. High: Barbara Scott, Brenda Scott, Rhonda Lewis, Ronni Domenick, Patty Coppola, Renee Sheally, Karen Eddy. Seventh grade: Jean Hayhurst, Laurie Rostosky, Susie Shaffer, Linda Booth, Brenda Snyder, Kim Skipper, Debbie Savage. 99 ae ae 4 4 i LTS cers OE Pere ped ALAN _ STAINING ite: Ay A 2 SOUTHERN | OSA MAAR Tet ki gps i } i : Ssh Wailea oie TS PS poe sits 101 Jo Ellen Ash Sssph Garfield Ash Jamas Laude Ashby Derethy Slizebath Arman Rendy Lee Baehtel Ricky Shiis Bechtel SS seniors are happy people! TVFYY 102 Page 102: Diane Dean had a good time in play school. Joe Ash and Debbie McRobie took a break from the school day for a little jig. Page 103: Jim Bosley, Don Upole, and Paul Lewis used Varsity Club meetings as an excuse for skipping class. Tim Shaffer — laughing man?! Miekadl Games Bae Haland Edad Beebran Cfilln Bes Susan Sheffer Bigler 103 104 Denald Wayne Pitlinger Keith Exyene Pll foster Cugene Brant DebwAronhalt Brown Page 104: Lynn Martin campaigned. Daisy Friend was overwhelmed at the out- come of her senior pictures. Page 105: Kristine Maffett really worked hard in the library this year! Patty Wolf said, “And dats de trufffff.”’ seniors have many moods! Paul Gone Browning Rebeit Allen Burgess Barbara Ann Burrell Cfomes Victor Besley 105 106 Carlin Sue Boyer Deb Ann Calli Kevin ugent Callis fea Anw Carleton May Seeriat Chapman Debra Cfunkins Ceddington 16 =a g Sal et} ar ja-on] WE 14 seniors — expressing themselves! Oull@in@ec: Peal Davids Cuma Eduard Nicholls Cuppola finda Sue Custer Page 106: Dave Upole was ready for anything. Linda and Shirley collected pictures to add to their freak collection. Page 107: Randy Paugh pon- dered the pros and cons of Army life. Leah Carleton found working in the library to be very exciting. 107 Radel Alon Cee Walter Linweed Dewy Gulé Wesley Davis Diane fouise Dean Anthony Gfeseph DaeSignow Goyeo Reams DeleSignere seniors work as well a 108 Page 108: Steve Robinette reluctantly posed for his senior pictures. Kim- berly Wilt played mama for a day. Page 109: Mike DeWitt and John Sherwood procrastinated ordering their senior pictures until last in order to get out of a trig test! Contestants for the Jr. Miss pageant were overwhelmed by all of the work involved. Michael Sdward DeWitt Bany Roland Domenick Christopher Cougene Denley Craig Warren Durst Daniel Sdward Miett Swan Elaine Suans 109 110 seniors make the most of free time! Page 110: Senior Varsity Club members found many excuses to get together. Page 111: Bev Remley found the Senior Brunch very amusing. Barry Domenick and Jim Ashby found time for a good laugh. Connie Lynn Ferguson Treno Stinson Fikes Lenora Susan Fischetti Denna Srene Fitzwiten Neovma Gean Fitzwater Doris Aw Fibsinger Toy Lun Fibsinger Daisy Noe Fhiend Shseph Ardsow Friend Gudy Lynn Friend Mona Louise Friend William Weyre Friend 111 112 Suan UYocnne Guiffith hina Louise G wouEes SLoary ugene Herdesty Sue Sen Harsh Custis Aller Howey Tovesa Ann Hervey Gry Cfamb ert Hise Sint Blaney Hinebaugh seniors have busy year! Page 112: Dave Crumley, Nick Cop- pola, and Joanne Cosby spent the whole morning ordering their senior pictures. Page 113: Sharon Strawser, Kathy Col- ville, Karen Colville, and Karen Rec- kart filled their plates so they could fill their stomachs at the senior brunch. Susan Diane Hinebaugh Feany Sue Helle Shs One Custis Lester Gordan Knbealy Lew Kell Paula Aon Klecih Kevin Ale Kit 113 114 Barbara Louise Leighton Carel Ane fowis eared Ont Paull Deuglos Lewis Jeanne Smith Filler Ds Gan Lede Kaisitine Louise NV (elfatt Ly Lorry Matin Debbie Anu MeCrebie Cheston Smmeit N(iLler Sliney SuecMosser Andrew Cfackson Moyers Clockwise pictures: | to r Barbara Purbaugh, Hank Rebele, Dave Crum- ley, Bev Remley, Mike DeWitt, Teresa Harvey, Ben Sincell, Diane Dean, and Bryan Whorton were nine of the nineteen Danforth nomi- nees. Teresa Harvey and Ben Sincell were the winners. danforth nominees work hard all year. WS Ben Sincell, Charlie Stinson, and H ank Rebele enjoy their visit to the State Police Barracks in Cumberland, Norma Fitzwater receives an award from Mrs. Tennant for her outstanding work in Home Economics. seniors work hard at various activities! Oliver Richard Pike Christopher Pritts ame cece Alma Derthy Raweh 116 Carl Hey Rebelo Karen Swe Reekart Aharon Shu Reekart Twila Jean Reckart Pol Geom Rely Shirley e lizabeth Rentsehler Rey Dele Rea eA (ys 1 ce Wer Rhodes Elisbith Anm Rein Randall Steen Robinette Hime Clay Reha George Fowwit Refrbaugh 117 118 Bary Douglas Rumble Bradley Eugne Rush Shaun Lee Sanders Deborah Kay Schell Berbarw Ann Sebold finda Sebold Richard Allon fale Rechy Lane Saffr Regor Delo Skfr Timithy Nichacl Sheffer Nwsha Diane Shank Gohn Leslie Sharples Married life certainly agrees with Jeanne Nichols and Doug Tressler. 119 120 Robeit Benjamin Sincell Pal Swin Sister Page 120: Bob Burgess was one senior really looking forward to gradua- tion. Mike Sanders seems to be a little tired of all the hassle. Page 121: Jenny Holler — the joy of being young. Make sure you do that right, Mr. Everly. + z ia i 4 4 s i Richard Allen Skewers Rendall Lenn kills Ronald Nwray Akipper Debra Kay Aus Kimberly Heath Stahl Carolyn Sue Stephens 121 Nteven Ray Steyer Charles French Stinson Rendall Allen Storey Sharon Sue Strawser Bary Willian Artphin Ehrinn Burky Suith seniors do gooty things! Page 122: These kids were the fantastic cheerleaders at the Jr. — Sr. basketball fame, bs 4 3 m2 Pome r i a i J Page 123: Joann Cosby, Barbara Leighton, ’ © Seabees tba bg “Mure Brenda Wilt, and Carolyn Boyce are the . a I . . | hard working senior class officers. i | ? f ° : fi : . | | i ak’ r - J i = = Rarbara lean Sweitzer Barbara Tasker Sweitzer Sones Michal Tesh Randall Steven Tesker Ra th Moric Tosher Nandra Revann Tesker Finda Sugitte Todt Brad Edward Temas 123 Page 124: Mrs. Joyce Tennant and Mrs. Jean Wolfe are caught relaxing after aone of their trying days. Mr. DeNeal Dean, Mrs. Corile Wilhelm, and Mrs. Judy France get together for an afterschool chat. Page 125: Several Danforth Award nominees attempt to skip the rest of the day but are caught by everready camerman Shaffer. teachers play big part in seniors’ lives! Gory Lynn TFiechnell Gfeorge Clifford Fichnll Rebin Adain Tichnell Redrey Wayne Teka Dugles Allow Tost Viana Lunn Turner 124 Ronald Ghunien Unger Edgar Dale Uphelo Ch. Denald Eugene Uple Weedrow: Per y Upele Ch AS lixgarel loine Upperman Charles William Upton Denald Chris Virts AMhirley Sloine Wernick Clones Daniel Watson 125 126 Page 126: Mr. David Slagle, Mr. Bill Crone, and Mr. Jim Zimmerman get together for a friendly fishing story. Page 127: Ms. Duey Snyder and Mrs. Janice Schiff — Southern’s hard work- ing French teachers. Mr. Charles Ben- nett — caught in the act of being him- self. Debra Ann Wasson PBuly Sloine White Knbely Aun Wel Merlyn Gog Welt U2: {Oe tBr tas [Be ic- fz Be PEs ites ite ot es as org Resse [he AGelPcigy tw h Rs} mo Rs exe SEs ike iO EE iQ ty tar iarte TEAS Rs eh De Be iF ae wf Ses igs f r) or} $: is its gr if aye! yet Ht i Py Mee i ¥ : 7 : i af tex ive Qe e 12% is 2 ’ Gate tk: Seg bey eS the future is now upon us Pabivia Aw Wel Themes Ferry Weeds BrendacK lorie Lost Katherine Bowman Zimmerman Parhaw Ann Burrell 127 a ne —— ; A tration IS = SS 130 mr. robert rodeheaver leaves to become supervisor of high schools — . Page 130 clockwise: Mr. Robert F. Rodeheaver performs some of his many duties: paperwork; awards assembly; speaking to students during question and answer period at an assembly. Page 131: left: Mr. Edward Green, administrative assistant, carries his paperwork with him. Right: Mr. Carl Everly, vice-principal, carries out one of his annual duties of measuring for senior caps and gowns. 131 132 Suidance solves many problems at shs Clockwise: Mrs. Ginny Lyons and Mrs. Betty Lou Liller assist the guidance counselors. Big Mr. Benja- min Thorn displayed a big smile. ‘“Do you have a problem?” asks Mr. Ken Bittinger. A new guidance counselor at Southern is Miss Anna Bishoff. Smiling Mr. Bittinger poses for the photographer. nna sai a 133 a |] 4 derclassmen un De Spirit soars among Juniors Page 136: Margaret Selders, Phyllis Wilt, and Dorothy Hauser enjoy free time before classes. Page 137: Jim Gordon is measured for hiss class ring. “98. ..99...100.. . here I come,” yells Dana Liller. Jeanie Alvarez Denise Arnold Pam Arnold Roxanne Aronhalt Jim Ash Judy Ashby Mark Ashby Cee Cee Bailey Charles Baker Jerry Baker Lyndia Baker Melody Baker Pam Baker Ronnie Ball Debra Barnhouse Larry Beachy Debbie Beckman Earlene Beckman Richard Beckman Ken Bernard Susan Bigler Luther Bittinger Terry Blamble Daniel Boone Craig Bosley Bonnie Bowman Dale Bowers Linda Bowers Gary Boyce Mike Brady Debra Brant Jim Brenneman Joy Brewton Debbie Brittan Jim Brown 136 Crystal Burns Don Burton Ann Carroll Debbie Clatterbuck Mike Cogley Fred Collins Ruth Collins Melanie Cooper Raymond Cooper Jane Corbin Carla Corliss Mark Crumley Philip Crumley Dave Custer Kathy Davy Jim Dean Debra DeBerry Debra Deem Janet DeWitt Edith Dignan Randy DiSimone Steve Dixon Steve Edgar Jim Elliot Bessie Ervin Car] Fike Darla Fike Ralph Filsinger Gary Fitzwater Jeff Flaherty James Ford Brian Frederick Mariam Frederick Alfred Friend Carolyn Friend 137 2 Sit ¢ class officers prepare for prom Class officers: back: Bonnie Bowman, pres.; Darla Fike, vp. front: Martha Shaffer, treas.; Angela Mattingly, sec. Cheryl Friend Jeff Friend Lois Friend Mary Fridnd Randall Friend Richard Friend Sharon Friend Sue Friend Gail Gank Tom George Larry Gilpin Curtis Glotfelty Duane Gordon Jim Gordon Liz Graczyk Lois Green Randy Green Bonnie Gregory Larry Groves Richard Grubb Mark Gunther Steve Haines Terry Hanline Janet Hardesty Rodney Hardesty Gary Harvey Jean Harvey Pam Harvey Dorothy Hauser Eddie Henn Joyce Hilliard Lisa Hinebaugh Steve Hinebaugh Debbie Holland Lou Ann Holland Mf Ea hays I. ANG Be 138 Charles Holtschneider Jeanette Holsopple Kathy Hoye Bob Ingram Carroll Johnson Randy Keefe Ralph Keefer Barbara Kerns Roger Kitzmiller Mike Knotts John Lee Beth Ledden Bradley Lewis Darlie Lewis Dana Liller Rick Liller Sharon Liller Mary Lohr Vonda Loughry Keith Louie Steve Lower Debbie Loudermilk Marsha Madigan Phil Mallow Connie Martin Phil Martin Mark Marucci Mary Mattingly Carol Maule Bittinger Cheryl McDonald Jim McHenry Jim Miller Linda Moore Kevin Moyer Rodney Moyers Dave Naylor Louise Norwish Donna Nutter Janice O’Brien Robert Park Barb Paugh Gary Paugh Harold Paugh Walter Paugh Donna Peck Barb Perando Ron Perando Janet Pennington Sue Plank Vicky Powers Katy Ranck Mary Ravenscroft Deb Reams Wilma Reams Doug Reckart Robin Renn 139 teachers are helpful aides during the year Page 140: Y3 of the dirty dozen: Randy DiSimone, Terry Hanline, Bob Tres- sler, Dave Stuck. Page 141: Teachers Bernice Idleman, Ruthvan Morrow, and Robert Boal dis- cuss the days activities. Retiring Glen Henry tells fred Carroll about his future plans of fishing, traveling, tell- ing stories, etc. Lucy Rexrode Mary Rice Delmar Rodeheaver Jim Rodeheaver Robin Rodeheaver Dave Rohrbaugh Pam Rohrbaugh Judy Sanders Kathy Schmidt Sharon Schmidt Deanna Schock Sharon Schrock Yvonne Schroyer Joanne Selders Margaret Selders Rick Sell Becky Shaffer Randy Shaffer Robin Shaffer Martha Shaffer Dave Sharps Pam Sharps Denise Shrout Coleen Sines Kathy Sines Judy Simon Pauline Sirbaugh Denny Skeweris Chery! Smith Lane Smith Pam Smith Elizabeth Stalnaker Ken Stem Allen Stone Dave Stoner 140 Laura Stottlemeyer Dave Stuck Dennis Swartzentruber Barry Sweitzer Tom Swiger Barbara Sweitzer John Tasker Toni Terrant Patty Thayer Randy Thomas Roger Timmerman Bob Tressler Harry Turney Robert Tusing Dorothy Uber Richard Ulery Helen Uphold Rodney Uphold Russell Upole Randy Weeks Sharon Weeks Phil Weese Susie Welch Chery! Weimer Rick Wildesen Mike Wiles Vickie Wilhelm Larry Wilt Phyllis Wilt Gary Wrightsman Cynthia Wolfe Don Wolfe Mike Virts Jim Yommer Buster Rinker 141 142 sopho- mores sponsor zodiac dance Mike Allison Dave Ashby Sherri Ashby Jim Armstrong Penny Baker Richard Baker Alma Bernard Gary Beachy Debbie Beckman Roger Beckman Sue Beckman Ron Beeghly Nina Bishoff Dave Biser Pat Biser Deb Bittinger Paula Bittinger Roger Bittinger Cheryl Blamble Danny Bosley Denise Bowen Sandra Bowman Denise Bowser Shirley Bowser Sandy Brantner Marcia Bray Lois Calhoun Dave Callis Pat Callis Diane Coppola Diane Carrico Rick Cassidy Curtis Clary Dave Corbin Steve Corbin Randy Crabtree Pam Crosco Mike Custer Kathleen Cutlip Susan Davis Tom Davis Barb Davey Jeff Delaney Deb DeWitt Kathy DeWitt Paula DeWitt Roy DeWitt Jim Dodge Mark Domenick Diane Doss Mark Duckworth Ron Dumire Eugene Durben Ernest Durr Denise Durst John Eberly Steve Eddy Darlene Elliott Wayne Englander Darlene Evans Dave Evans Kim Evans Martha Evans Nick Everd Gail Farbaugh Jerry Ferguson Becky Fike Nincy Filsinger Jann Fitzwater Chery! Flanagan Bob Fletcher Cathy Frakes Robin Fickes Debbie Frazee Crystal Friend Dave Friend David Friend Page 142: Pres. Rick Skeweris, vp Paula DeWitt, sec. Diane Cop- pola, treas. Denise Bowser: I wonder what’s so funny? Page 143: Paula Skiles does not seem to know you are supposed to eat your lunch. 143 Debbie Friend Doreen Friend Fred Friend Jerry Friend Linda Friend Linda Friend Paul Friend Richard Friend Steve Friend Cindy Ford Marilyn Foy Cindy Gardner Terry Garlitz Dennis Gank Cindy Geroski Chris Guthrie Janice Gillespie Romona Gilley Mary Glass Cheryl Gnegy Darrell Gregory Kenneth Greiser Bev Hardesty Carla Hardesty Ann Harvey Dale Harvey Tom Harvey Linda Hauser Bruce Heginbothan Jeff Hile Brian Hinebaugh Roger Hinebaugh Barbara Holtschneider Nancy Holtschneider Monica Jenson Howard Jones Jann Jones Vicki Johnson Trevaline Johnston John Kisselovich Bob Kisner Randy King Jay King Jack Kimble Doug Kight Donna Kifer Charles Kifer Nancy Keefer Iva Keefer Steve Lantz Cathy Leighton Doug Lewis Joyce Lewis Cathy Liller Jim Livengood Willard Lloyd Betty Lucas Kenny McBee Nevin Maffett Scott Mahaffey Vicki Martin Karen Mattingly Tom Mattingly 144 sopho- mores experience extraordi- nary year Sherry Pensinger — working? Clemie Maule Ferris Maule Roberta McRobie Danny VanMeter Anna Mellinger Deb Metheny Barbara Metheny Diana Meyers Kim Meyers Mark Miller Joe Miller Jeff Moyer Mike Murphy Denver Nazelrod Sidney Nazelrod Janet Norwish Slaubaugh Brian O’Brian Marty O’Brian Sherry O’Brian Tony Oliverio Tom Panther Dave Parsons Dean Parsons Mike Paugh Mike Pendergast Donna Pennington Sherry Pensinger Esther Phillips Ruth Poland Darvin Pysell Irene Quimby Robin Ravenscroft Ricky Reall Connie Reams Donald Reckart 145 146 Peggy Remley Mike Renshaw Barbara Rexrode Ron Rhodes Betty Rice Diane Robinette Pat Rocha Donna Rohrbaugh Phil Rook Beulah Roy Kevin Savage Bev Schmidt Diane Schrock Linda Secrist Lynn Shaffer Joe Shaffer Kathy Shannon Cindy Sharpless Richard Sharpless Sandra Sharpless Sandi Sharpless Martha Sherwood Rick Skeweris Stan Shiflet Paul Shillingburg Sherry Shillingburg Bonnie Shirley Dave Shotwell Eugene Shreve Jeff Sines Deb Sisler Paula Skiles Stan Skiles Becky Skipper Brenda Sluss Stephanie Smith Clifton Snyder Debbie Sowers Jack Sowers Dennis Stahl Charles Stark Tom Stark Herman Steiding Cheryl Stem Gail Stewart Lona Stewart Nellie Steyer Harold Steyer Ray Steyer Glen Stiles Matt Storey Charlotte Strawser Tony Sullivan Bonnie Sutphin Doreen Swartek Diana Swartzentruber Barbara Tasker Donna Tasker Karen Tasker Sue Tasker Linda Thomas Fred Tichnell Todd Tichnell Cindy Tortorice Jim Tucker Dave Tusing Evelyn Ulery Allen Uphole Charles Upole Gary Upole Don Virts Bill Welling Nyla Warnick Merle Weeks Naomi Weeks Gary Welch Randy Welch Cheryl Werdebaugh Ruth White Deborah Wilhelm Bev Wilt Earl Wilt Ed Wolfe Terry Wolfe Tne Waving never a dull moment for class of '75 Mrs. Evelyn Watson, Mrs. Jean Grose, and Mr. David Mayfield talk about their unusual math classes. Jann Jones ponders on a journalism problem, we think. 147 freshmen begin very active year Class officers: Doris Virts, pres.; Lila Uphold, sec.; Cindy Hayden, treas.; Terry Friend, vp. Jeff Ackerman Charles Ahern George Ahern Robert Albert Margaret Ammann Patty Armstrong Rick Bailey Elaine Baker Jodi Baker Michelle Baker Roger Baker David Bateman Mike Beck Harry Beckman Marietta Beckman Stephen Beckman Donna Bernard Linda Bernard Gary Biser Carolyn Bittinger Glenda Bittinger Wayne Bittinger Angela Blamble Linda Bolding Marvin Bowman Dan Brenneman Charles Browning Nancy Browning Richard Burgess Bruce Burrell Mark Bylon Kim Calhoun Stewart Callis Thomas Carr Brian Clatterbuck 148 Ricky Clower Reuben Collins Joyce Cooper Mark Corby Doug Cosby Joyce Cosgray George Cowgill Amanda Craver Ralph Custer David Davis Tom Davis Rick Davy John DeBerry Robin DeBerry Kathy DeWitt Mike DeWitt Ricky DeWitt Tim DeWitt Jim Dixon Terry Doss Donald Dumire Pam Dumire Karen Eddy Dianna Edgar Rebecca Evans John Feather Debbie Fike Jeff Fike Russell Fike Tammy Fike Donald Filsinger Betsy Filsinger Jeff Fisher Carolyn Foster Carl Freeland Barbara Friend Jack Friend Loretta Friend Terry Friend Tim Friend Ronaye Fries Dave Gallagher Steve Gibson Paul Glotfelty Barb Goldsborough Chuck Gosnell Vicki Graham Bessie Gregory Kim Griffith Harold Griffith Laurie Gunther Barbara Haley Connie Hardesty Kathy Hardesty Debra Harvey Elvis Harvey Randy Harvey Robert Harvey Robin Harvey Cindy Hayden Joe Helbig Cathy Herman Craig Hilliard 149 150 Alta Hinebaugh Karen Hinebaugh Kim Hinebaugh Nancy Hixon Mike Holler Linda Holtschneider Craig Hutson Chris Ingram Doug James Holly Jennings Dave Johnson Barbara Kight Frank Kight Bill Kisner Roxanne Kitzmiller Bill Knepp Dennis Knotts Kathy Knotts Ron Lee Walter Lee Steve Leonard Bonnie Lewis Kevin Liller Julie Liller Kevin Louie Rick Lowdermilk Dave Lower Adam Lucas Jeanine Lucas Wayne Maffett Ricky Malcomb Wanda Marlowe Patricia Martin Lewis Marx Marilyn Mayfield a oh CB ae coor AUPE R ER EY MEYER ENE EC freshmen complete a year of clean liv- ing Page 150: Rich Orr, Chuck Gosnell, and Mike Colaw practiced for their future profession. Mr. Don Stemple and Mr. James Miers skipped class . again. Kathy Mayle Cheryl Mellinger Nancy Meyers Wayne Meyers Larry Miller Bob Mick Loretta Moore Darlene Moreland Larry Morgan Dennis Murray Ron Murray Steve Murray Bob Myers Larry Myers Curtis Nazelrod Susan Ni ner Rick Norwich Rhonda Nutter Mike O’Brien Ct T ss 4 Ff , Me Rich Orr Ps he 7 ry, : 4 A Ape Bonnie Otto Ed Panther Bryan Paugh Charles Paugh Donna Paugh Patricia Paugh Robert Paugh Ruth Paugh John Peck Donna Pennington Susan Perrine Doug Prentice Diane Pressman Mark Proudfoot Vernon Pyle Wilma Pysell Diana Quimby Pam Railey Henrietta Rausch Ted Raynovich Dan Reall Bill Ream Dale Sue Reams Norma Reams Betty Rexrode Dale Rhodes Randy Robinette Doug Rodeheaver John Rodeheaver 151 Allen Rohrbaugh Diane Rook Mike Rostosky Betty Roy Sherry Sanders Barb Scott Jim Sell Betty Shaffer Charlene Shaffer Debbie Shaffer Jean Sharpless Mike Shaffer Nita Shaffer Pat Shaffer P. J. Shaffer Ray Shillingburg Renada Shillingburg Scott Shirer Renee Shreve Joe Sidebottom Norma Simmons Mike Simpson David Sines Veronica Sines Debbie Smith Steve Smith John Snyder Paul Snyder Sylvia Snyder Robin Spiker Randy Staib Charlotte Stark Tom Steger Kathy Stem Neal Stoner Sheila Stottlemeyer Bill Stuck Darene Swartek Dan Swartzentruber Dale Sweitzer Jill Sweitzer Jim Sweitzer Steve Sweitzer Bruce Tasker Connie Tasker Mike Tasker Rick Tasker Steve Tasker Bradley Teets Sherwin Teagarden Pam Terrant Dave Teter Mike Thayer Rick Thayer Dawn Tichnell Ruby Tichinel Randy Turner Connie Upole Jill Upole Lance Uphold Lila Uphold Pam Upole Carla Ulery 152 frosh prepare for sophomore year Bill Weissgerber Tammy Wilhelm Ralph Wolfe Doris Virts Micky Laurie Warren Bob Weeks Rick Welch Warnick Leona Wilhelm — Eugene Williams David Wilt Tom Welch Joyce Winters Mary Wolfe Clifton Debby Wines - Gayle Janet Wada Eric Wotring Wrightsman Zimmerman Clockwise: Mrs. Janice Schiff: ‘Parlez vous Francais?” Mr. Paul Harr amused Mrs. Dorothy Frame. Kevin Liller — the star! 153 women § lib governs 8th grade Eighth grade class officers: Clara Shockley, sec.; Aleta DelSignore, pres.; Peggy Watson, v-p ; Susan Eberly, treas. Kim Arnold Diane Ashby Gloria Ayres Randy Ashby Willard Ashby Debbie Baker Doug Baker Joe Baker Judy Baker Daniel Beckman Dave Beckman Donna Beckman Gary Beckman Kevin Beckman Renata Beckman Dana Bennett Connie Bernard Debbie Bernard Roger Bernard Tracy Bernard Kevin Biser Diane Bittinger Richard Blamble Kevin Blum Michelle Blum Carol Bowers Rodney Bowers Debbie Boone Becky Bowman Vava Bowman 154 Aleta DelSignore Matt Dever Wanda Dever Billy DeWitt Janet DeWitt Phillip DeWitt Timmy DeWitt Sandra Dodge Patty Doyle Ronnie Domenick Michael Dressman Rhonda Duckworth Rodney Durst Susan Eberly Kathy Edwards Carl Elliot Michael Evans Susan Evans Vilda Evans Randal Ferguson Teresa Field Mark Fike Judy Filsinger Greg Fisher Rocky Flowers Lawrence Ford Darlene Frakes Susan Freeland Dwayne Boyce Doug Brady David Brenneman Sharon Brenneman Debbie Brewton Terry Brown Eleanor Burgess Barbara Butler Brenda Butner Lori Carleton Eric Cvetnick Donald Chapman Darlene Clary Mike Colaw Randy Conley Terri Cooper Patty Coppola Rebecca Corby Richard Cosner Maggie Cowgill Mary Crumley Diane Custer Judy Custer Clayton Donham Katherine Doss Carl Davis Robert Davis Tom Deem 155 156 Alan Friend Carl Friend Greg Friend Kenneth Friend Martha Friend Mike Friend Sharon Friend Debbie Gardner Carla Gank Darvin Gank Rita Garlitz Barbara George Debbie Gibson Kim Glotfelty Valinda Glotfelty Pam Goldsborough Debbie Gordon Cindy Graham Phil Green Doug Green Cindy Greenwood Fred Griffith Michael Guthrie Sharon Guthrie Beverly Hardesty Clement Hardesty Joe Hardesty Tammy Hardesty Cindy Harvey Frankie Harvey Steve Hawkins Carol Henn Johnny Hershburger Carolyn Hilton Jim Hilton Marilyn Hilton Helen Hinebaugh Eugene Holland Gary Holland Carolyn Holtschneider Kevin Hahn Susan Ingram Sandra Jenson Rhonda Johnson Kenneth Johnson Robert Jones Mike Jose Danny Junkins Judy Kahl James Keiper Chery] Kitzmiller Eugene Kitzmiller Helen Knotts Linda Knotts Ester Knox Kim Kurilla Donald Lee Gail Lee Mike Leonard John Livengood Randy Leighton Rhonda Lewis Tammie Lewis fun and SOrrow ex peri- enced by 8th graders Mrs. Dorothy Purbaugh and Miss Duey Snyder attend Mrs. Sarah Ramsey’s going away party. Tim Lewis William Lewis Clarence Lyons William Lyome Pam Madigan Linda Martin Debbie Maser Tammy Mason Paul Mateer John Mattingly Chris McDonald Jim McRobie Robert McRobie Bonnie Meadows Jeanne Mellinger Kathy Mellinger Carl Moats Gary Moore Allen Moreland Dana Morgan Iva Morris Ruth Moyers Pattie Murphy Randy Murphy Harriet Myers Ray Myers Sharon Naylor Kathy Nice Kenny Niner Lisa O’Brien Becky Parks Cathy Paugh Chris Paugh Leonard Paugh Peggy Paugh Richard Paugh Teri Paugh Gale Pennington Brenda Perando Randy Perando Charles Perry Danny Preston 157 Eugene Pritts Sharon Putnam Miles Rausch Ken Ravenscroft Ronald Reckner Randy Reed Pam Remley Debbie Rexrode Steve Ritchie Jack Riley Cathy Robinette Norma Rodeheaver Roslyn Rodeheaver Justin Roth Tim Rush Debbie Sanders Lyndia Sanders Mike Sanders Brenda Savage Connie Savage Jeff Savage Lydell Savage Chris Schell Dennis Schell Bob Schmidt Clara Shockley Brenda Scott Brenda Shaffer Jack Shaffer James Shaffer James K. Shaffer _ Colleen Shannon Hollie Shifflett Don Sharpless ' aa O Renee Sheally a, } ¥: Fag y Pm Me,� Pa the Sa 7, 8th grade has interesting year ARATE 158 Barbara Shillinburg Joni Simmons Kathy Sincell Anita Sines Debbie Sisler Tom Skeweris Jim Skipper Keith Snyder Jay Sowers Donna Speicher Debra Stalnaker Mike Stephens Bobby Stewart Debbie Stewart Sharon Stewart Terry Steyer Ken Stinson Michelle Stoner Jeri Storey Janie Stover Alvin Strawser Lou Sturm Bert Sweitzer Romonia Tharp James Tasker Melinda Teets Darla Terrant Ginger Thomas Pam Thomas Jerry Thompson Jim Tortorice Ken Tressler Jeff Trickett Pam Trickett Martha Turney Carla Ulery Danny Uphole Tom Upole Dolly Virts Peggy Watson Vicki Weeks Patty Weimer Roger Welch Sharon Welch Rita Whitacre Valerie Wilburn Ed Wildesen Larry Wilhelm Steve Wilhelm Don Woods Page 158: Mrs. Wilda Massi and Mr. Berlin Wilhelm discuss a very interesting topic. “I didn’t like that,” sneers Mr. Louis Newcomb. Page 159: Mr. Whitmer, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Ramsey and Mrs. Myer seems to have a private joke. 159 seventh graders push to get ahead Ivan Ackerman Ricky Ahern Tom Allison Jamie Alvarez Marian Arbogast Sandy Armstrong Vanessa Arnold Bill Ashby Sharon Ashby Tom Ashby Gladys Ayres Suzette Barnard Tammie Barnhouse Mark Beachy Sharon Beachy Dennis Beckman Galen Beckman Jackie Beckman Monaca Beckman Randy Beeghly Deborah Beeman Douglas Bernard Leroy Bernard Richard Bernard Karen Biser Randy Biser Eve Bittinger James Bittinger Zendil Bittinger Nancy Blamble Linda Booth David Bowman Rhonda Bowman Roger Bowman David Bowser 160 Mary Bowser Michael Boyce Melissa Brady evJim Brant Donnie Bray Beckie Broaddus Annette Brown Robert Brown Helen Burgess Linda Cain Bob Cannon Teresa Casteel Mickey Chapman James Clark Perry Clark Ray Cogley Clifford Cooper Doug Corbin Steve Cosner John Crosco Julia Crosco Donald Davis Mildred Davis William Davy Billie DeWitt Joey DiSimone Debbie Dixon Dorothy Donham Carl Dopple Alec Doren Donna Durst Matt Eary Mike Eddy Teresa Edwards Barb Elliott Sharon Evans Gary Ferguson Donna Fike Joe Fike Ron Fishel Cindy Fitzwater Michael Fitzwater Jeff Flanagan Mike Ford Dinaa Frazee Brenda Friend Kim Friend Tammy Friend Teresa Friend James Gallagher Michael Geroski John Gillespie Debra Gilley Gary Glotfelty Mike Glotfelty Susan Glotfelty Diane Gnegy Tom Gnegy Edwin O. Gordon Jeff Gosnell William Green Fred Gregg David Griffith 161 162 Scott Groves Rex Guthrie Junior Guthrie Cindy Hahn Norman Hanline Kenlee Hardesty Ronald Hardesty Tim Hardesty Carl Harman Tom Harsh Billy Harvey Ronald Harvey Leeanna Harvey Sherman Harvey Jean Hayhurst Karen Heath Charlene Hebb Darlene Hebb Ricky Hebb Scott Heginbotham Penni Herman Deborah Herndon Yvonne Hershman David Hinebuagh Glenn Hinebaugh Galen Hixon Julie Holland Bill Ingram Brent Jenson John Jones Sandy Junkins Debbie Kaiser Patty Keefe Ken Kerns Henry Kifer Karen Kight James Kitzmiller Steven Kitzmiller Tammy Kitzmiller Barbara Knox Ellen Lantz Donna Layton Bobby Lee Carl Lee Chris Leonard Bobby Lewis Connie Lewis Doris Lewis Gloria Lewis Norma Lewis Philip Lewis Paul Liller Steve Liller Barbara Lipscomb Cathlene Lipscomb Kathy Livengood Randall Lloyd Phyllis Lough Elizabeth Lowe Rocky Lucas Kathy Lyons Bill Madigan Kelly Madigan Ken Marks Bruce Marlow John Matthews Patricia Mayle Mike McHenry Rodney McMillen Clarence Mellinger Reg Messenger Donna Metheny Kris Meyers Anita Mick Denise Miller Martha Miller Mike Milliken Billy Moon Judy Moon Katheryn Moon Donald Moreland Bob Morgan Jess Murphy Harley Murphy Chris Myers Paul Naylor Timmy Nine Helen Niner Jeff Orr Tim Parrick Bill Paugh Sandra Paugh Cyrstal Pike Mark Plank Virginia Pritts Karen Putman Martha Pysell Janet Quesenberry Jay Quimby Carolyn Reams Mike Reams Kenneth Reckart Victoria Rexrode Ruth Rice Debra Ridder new- comers to southern Mrs. Elizabeth Wellborn, Mrs. Lucille Marsh, and Mrs. Alta Duling laugh at one of Mr. David Beard’s many jokes. 163 164 eS a r ae 7a ri zs class officers mess around Vicki Riggleman Alicia Riggleman Donna Riley David Rodeheaver Diane Rodeheaver Shirley Rodeheaver Susan Rodeheaver Gail Rohrbaugh Lisa Rook Theresa Root Laurie Rostosky Rusty Rounds Wayne Rounds Tom Roy Debra Savage Jeff Savage Terry Schrock Marsha Sebold Christine Shaffer Jim Shaffer Susie Shaffer Harris Shahan Billy Shirley Donna Sharpless Robert Sharpless Alan Sines Joe Sisler Kim Skipper Sharon Skipper Moe Smith Theresa Smith Andy Snyder Brenda Snyder Mike Snyder Debra Spalding Carleton Stahl Rhonda Stahl David Stalnaker Shelia Stem Janilee Stemple Robert Stemple Terry Stemple Henry Stever Randall Steyer Keven Stoner Dave Stover Ronald Sweitzer Sharon Sweitzer Teresa Sweitzer Debbie Tasker Donna Tasker Doug Tasker Jan Tasker Jimmy Tasker Lisa Tasker Rita Tasker Ronald Tasker Robert Teter Cathy Tressler Brant Turney Claudia Ulery Linda Uphold Lynn Uphold Shirley Uphold David Valentine Mitchell Viragh Don Waybright Darrell Welch Michael White Lisa Whitehair Tim Wilhelm Earl Williams Ricky Wilt Ralf Wohl Marcia Wolf Stephen Wolf Mh AN ( wrry y | Ted Wolf Joyce Wrightsman Tim Yommer Dave Niner Page 164: Class officers: Susie Shaffer, sec.; Bill Ingram, pres.; Jess Gosnell, treas.; Steve Liller, vp. Page 165: Mrs. Margaret Feather and Mr. Dallas House discuss the history making events of the Acom. 165 166 167 168 MALONE’S GIFTS Alder Street RED RUN THEATRE Showing the latest movies daily Two miles off 219 on Mayhew Inn Road RED RUN INN The area’s only ENCHANTED MIRROR restaurant serving Real Hairdressers —— Permanents—= fresh sea food. Sones — Open seven — Shaping — days a week 334-9125 year round 226 E. Alder St. GONDER INSURANCE AGENCY Rilowitea— Accidental Life — Continental — P R OU D Fi OO Ts Employers Mutual OAKLAND 34999 PHARMACY JAN FLORISTS 215 Alder Street flowers. . . especially for you 334-9404. 169 its Enjoy CaO cy; TRESSLER’S Trade-mark (R) SPORT CENTER Sales and Service OAKLAND COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. Route 135 Mt. Lake Park Oakland, Maryland SOUTHERN STATES OAKLAND COOPERATIVE MEAN STATES GARLAND coopE RATIVE Ss GARRETT MANUFACTURING COMPANY one of our newest industries Deer Park, Md. 170 FROM THE pd of Presiden is — the famous Boiling Spring, named for its turbulence, on the crest of the Alleghenies at Deer Park, Garrett County, Western Maryland. Featured for almost 100 years on the crack trains of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad — and on Private Presidential trains. Available for your pleasure in take-home containers in leading supermarkets and fine groceries. As pure and clean, fresh and refresh- ing as the Allegheny Mountain air. Try it ice cold — deliciously refreshing. Use it to improve the taste of coffee, tea, juices, soups, and as a mixer. B Deer Parle . MOUNTAIN Spring Water DEER PARK SPRING WATER CO., INC., P.O. Box 1, Deer Park, Maryland STEWART'S W. E. SHIRER GROCERY AND SON groceries inners fresh meats Plumbers gasoline Electricians oil 117 East Oak St. ch Oakland OAKLAND POWLES STATIONERY BUILDERS for all your school supplies Box 217 Mt. Lake Park 334-4723 Jake Powles President ow = g a cy a ae ee “sms MANOR BUILDERS SUPPLY WC. INC, J. P. RILEY, DISTR. CHARMETTE BEAUTY SALON : 114 East Water St. Home Heating Oil Econjet Burners owner: Burner Service Barbara Jo McCrobie Phone: 334-3291 Oakland 173 Phone: We aim at pleasing you 334.2783 and we hope we hit the mark. LENORA'S CUSTOM DRAPERY “Home of Dress and Drapery Fabrics” Lenora Flowers Rt. 2 Box 73 Certified Draper Oakland MARVINS MENS WEAR Second Street ARNOLD BROS BAUSCH LOMB EQUIPMENT Ford Farm Implements — New — Used Oakland, Maryland 21550 Mt. Lake Park 334-9605 FAMILY SHOE STORE AND SINGER SEWING OAKVIEW eee Alder Street Oakland, Md. MOTORS, INC. Chrysler, Plymouth Valiant Exxon Products Oakland LAKE BREEZ MOTEL Deep Creek Lake | _D Phone: ; ? ™ 387-5564. -MINNICH - STEWAR FUNERAL HOME 175 FRED E. BEACHY LUMBER CO. 12 North Bradley Lane Complete Building Supplies Millwork and Cabinets New Home Construction YOUR PET SUPPLY CENTER Try us First for your Pet Supplies Call 334-4990 229 East Alden Street FINE EASY CREDIT : , = Ca ian aare FREE DELIVERY [Oe eee FREE PARKING 334-2188 or 334-2189 H. E. WEBER SON Oakland Sess You've Got A Lot To Live Pepsi's Got A Lot To Give | 7 Harvey J MARYLAND MOTEL BACKBONE MT. INN c BACKBONE MT. SERVICE STATION on Route 50 KENNETH and JUANITA BOSLEY Delivery in Oakland Area Retail — Wholesale Dennett Rd. Oakland 334-3378 177 TOM KIGHTS Since 1890 KEMPER GORTNERS SHOE INSURANCE pace Second Street Second Street 334-3968 394.9364 The Store Where “Thrift Meets Fashion!” STORES BETTER QUALITY LOWER PRICES EVERY DAY OAKLAND AUTO TOWN MOTEL PA R TS commercial rates television room phones carpeting dial your own heat one block for restaurants 10 minutes from DEE RCRERKGEAKE 334-3955 BILL'S MARINE geRvice| BITTINGER'S Star Route 1, Box 104 CATALOGUE Oakland Phone: (301) 387-5536 SALES OPEN YEAR ROUND ; Summer Boat and motor sales Boat rentals Boat rides Boat trailers Winter Arctic cat snowmobiles Snowmobile Trailers Accessories Complete service department 179 TRESSLERS GARAGE Painting — Bodywork general repairing PAUL TRESSLER prop. Phone: 334-4160 Pennington Street 180 WM. A. SHIRER, INC. Contractor Oakland OLD MILL RESTAURANT Home Cooking — Pizza Groups Invited OAKLAND OIL CO. Dave Cosgray Distributor 334-2678 Liberty St. Oakland Hours O A.M. —1P.M. Gormania, W. Va. | Prop. Edward and Julia Bosley FIRESIDE INN Downtown Oakland rg a ee £ ae yi : WOR Se. Rest — Lounge, Serving Lunches and Dinners Till 10 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Steaks Our Specialty Family Dinners Phone: 334-2695 Oakland HARVEY'S Across from 219 Drive-In “The Place To Stop and Save” KEYSTONE GAS AND OIL Owner: Dale Harvey At Deep Creek Lake It’s ss BOWMAN'S MARINA Chris-Craft — Galaxy — Marlin Jet Boats Johnson Motors — Accessories — Trailox Trailers Storage — Rentals — Repairs 301) 387-5677 McHenry, Md. 21541 (301) Fi HAWKINSON TREAD SERVICE Route 219 North Uniroyal McCreary 24: Hour Road Service 334-3911 SALON OF MUSIC 182 st ‘The First Nationa Bank a Of Oakland Always Finding Ways to Serve You Better Main Office — Oakland Branches Friendsville Grantsville McHenry Barton Westernport Member FDIC 183 THAYER'S OAKLAND ELECTRIC CHURCH LUMBER Phone — 334-9266 Mt. Lake Park, Md. 184 a a Pn Oe Pin le Ll 5 Pm sr Lal Me le hh MEAT MARKET QUALITY CORN FED BEEF ANY AMOUNT Cutting - Wrapping - Freezing Custom Slaughtering Wousus Gan 33429008 USDA FOOD COUPONS ACCEPTED RT. 135 MT. LAKE PARK a OO O_O a a i i OAK-LAND MOTEL Route 219 North Oakland Second Street 334-3388 THE CHIMNEY CORNER Junction Rt. 50 and 219 334-2040 Tasty foods — Cleanliness Open All Year oe CANN | aur: eit t p! Ha HITE Ld ia |. LE gS sec gE om | ee ‘ PRyY ere ae aw ? { f ele ! i ) P _ , fl ares Ae TR : ————p� LLL , = =e! 1 ae Dh : : 4 KELLY’S APPLIANCE FURNITURE STORE 185 HELBIG’S JEWELRY SHARPS MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet — Monte Carlo Chevelle — Camaro Nova — Vega Chevrolet Trucks 19N. Third St. Oakland 334-3928 PATTERSON BOAT CO., INC. Deep Creek Lake Dick Friend, Manager QUEEN CITY DAIRY Cumberland, Md. We Do The Complete Job! “Modernizing Homes = sar Is Our Business”’ Remodeling — Building — Repairing Free Estimates WILMER E. FRIEND Phone — 387-5638 Swanton, Maryland SILVER KNOB SAND COMPANY Ready-Mix Concrete Concrete Blocks Sash and Lintels Washed Sand Patio Blocks Oakland 334-3314 . Uf The Mark of °, Quality STERLING PROCESSING CORPORATION Garrett County Chicken and Turkey — the thrifty treats HOLSOPPLE INSURANCE AGENCY Quality Service on all Types of Insurance C. Harold Holsopple Agent and Broker 334-4050 131 N. 3rd Oakland RALPH PRITTS AND SONS 188 2 ] 9-DRIVE IN North on 219 DRIVE-IN —)h—tC(‘ ‘CT CL CRI we. SAT. MAY 455 h LEGEND OF NIGGER CHARLIE : FRED WILLIAMSON == A NATHANIEL FRYE GT, Sanne : e ; + A , e ma 3 paidhid | ‘A if $k vee aM “ Fe. aw te n Ween. } i : i oe Pee tas 4 Wr 189 190 RON'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CENTER Heating — Air Conditioning Home Appliances P2Os Boris i Deer Park 387-6614. FITZWATER rapt ba on | serine ; FITZWATER FURNITURE Mt. Lake Park, Md. MICHAEL CANDY CO. Will fill your Sweet Tooth WISE POTATO PRODUCTS Seventh Street 334-3415 [ ee Intercollegiate Basketball and Baseball Transfer Programs are for those who aspire to transfer to a four-year institution in order to work toward a Bachelor’s Degree. This is the Arts and Science Transfer Program including AA Degrees with options in: (1) Humanities (2) Social Science (3) Science and Mathematics (4) Teacher Education (5) Business Administration Financial Aid Available For information: Dean of Students Garrett Community College McHenry, Maryland 21541 Career — Occupational Programs are designed for those who. wish to enter a field of work at the conclusion of the two-year program at Garrett Community College. Presently offered are: (1) Business-Occupational for those desiring a career in business and industry. (2) Secretarial Science, where emphasis may be given in specialized areas such as Legal, Medical, and Educatjonal. (3) Environmental and Renewable Resources Technology, with options in Agriculture, Agri-Business, Forest Service, Soil Conservation, Landscape Service, and Construction Service. (4) Human Services Technology for persons interested in work relating to teacher aides, day care, Head Start, health service assistants and various social services. (301) 387-6666 or 245-2181 191 Rt. 219 North Oakland W OAK-LEE DAIRYLAND QOTARLITE MOTEL Ice Cream — Sandwiches French Fries Pledging to Serve You GLEN HAVEN BROWNING'S FOODLAND Route 135 192 candids presented by ¢. p. martin and son, mt. lake park 193 194 TASTEE-FREEZ BIG-TEE BURGER Rt 219 North Oakland 334-2800 51 flavor shakes Tastee-Crisp Chicken Foot Longs Shrimp Hoagies Chili French Fries Apple Turnovers “Celebrate at Tastee-freez — Where the good things are” Les and Lois Bittinger, owners WALTS GENERAL STORE McHenery DAVIS STUDIO 234 East Second Street Weston, West Virginia 26452 CECIL E. JACKSON EQUIP., INC. 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Ed Show 7; Interact Club 12; Quill and Scroll; Varsity Club 10-12; It’s Academic 11; Band Officer 12; Golf 9-12; Intramurals 9; National Honor Society; Acorn Staff 11; Band 7-12; Stageband 9- 12; Prom Committee; Homecom- ing Court 12; Honorable Mention Tri-Valley Conference BACHTEL, RANDY Rand ......... ——— General Phys. Ed Show,9; F.B.L.A. 11: Audio-visual aid 12: Homeroom Officers 9,10, 11; Intramurals 7- 9; F.F.A. 12; Youth Appreciation BEACHY, MICHAEL J. Mike. . . Wrestling 11-12; Phys. Ed Show 7; Chorus 8; Varsity Club 11-12 BITTINGER, DONALD Vocational Audio-Visual Aid 12 BLAMBLE, KEITH EUGENE Nokes a). ae ee Vocational Audio-Visual Aid 11-12; Home- room officer 8 and 11; Intramurals 8-9; F.F.A. 10-11 BOSLEY, JIM Bae cae ee ee Academic Football 11-12; Baseball 10; Phys. Ed Show 8; Student Council; Var- sity Club 11-12; Homeroom officer 8; Basketball 7-12; Intramurals 7; Band 7-12; Autumn Glory Pageant 10-12; Stage Band 10-12; Library Aid 11.12: Phys. Ed Aid 12: Homecoming Court 12; Honorable Mention Tri-Valley Conference BOYCE, CAROLIN Stenographic Class officer 12; Phys. Ed Show 7; F.T.A. 12; Style Show 9 and 12 BRANT, LESTER Myock...... dM... Vocational Audio-Visual Aid 12; Basketball 12; Intramurals 7, 8, 9; F.F.A. 10, 11; F.F.A. Judging Convention 10, 11 BROWN, DEBRA E. Vocational Homeroom officer 10, 11; Intra- murals 8,9 BROWNING, PAULA UP... General Phys. Ed Show 8; Chorus 10-12; G.A.A. 10; Intramurals 7-9; F.H.A. 10; Class play 10; Style show 11; Student Exchange Club 9-10 CALLIS, KEVIN Business P.E. Aid 12 CARLETON, LEAH CORBIN, SHER YE COSBY, JOANNE murals 7-9; G.A.A. 10-12; EE DAVE Academic Student Council 11-12; Chorus 11; Intramurals 9; National Honor € Society; Class Plays 10-11; Prom z Committee; Library Aid 11-12; : Host of Exchange Student 10-11; — Magazine Camp 11 Debbie .... = Phys. Ed. Show 8; Office gigs gee officer 7 and 10 Nick . 47 Student Coane) Sx Foothall capt. 12; Interact 12 PRES.; Var- sity Club 10-12; Intramurals 7 Class play 11; Autumn Glory eant 11-12; Boys’ State (ma Homecoming Court; Rotary — Convention 12; P.V.C. ana’ Valley Football Academic a Phys. Ed Show 8; Quill and § 12; G.A.A. 10-11; Intramu 9; National Honor Society Class plays 10, 11; Band Prom Committee Academic Class V. Pres. 7; Class 5 Phys. Ed. Show 7-8; Scroll 11-12; Chorus 8; O 11; Homecoming Commit 11; Homeroom Officer 9-12 Staff 11; Class Play 11-12; 10-12; Stage Band 11- Show 7; Homecoming Que Charette 7; Youth Ay Certificate Student Council Pres. 12; Football Mgr. 10-11; Interact Club 12; Var- sity Club 11-12; Heart Fund 12; Color Guard 9-10; Basketball, Mgr. 10; Nat. Honor Soc. 11-12; Class Play 11; Prom Committee; Scholastic Activity Letters 12; Rotary Club Convention 12; Sr. Art Award 10; First Award Sci- ence Fair 10; Third Award Regional Science Fair 10; Wres- tling Intramurals 9; J.V. Football 9; Track 10; Art Club 9-10; Gover- -_nor’s Youth Advisory Council 12 CUSTER, LINDA Business Phys. Ed. Show 9; F.B.L.A. 11-12; Office Aid 12; Intramurals 7-9; Nat. Honor Soc.; Style Show 7; Chorus; Youth Appreciation -CVETN ICK, ALAN Academic : Class Officer 7-8; Football 7-8; Baseball 10-12; Phys. Ed. Show 8; Chorus 8-10; Varsity Club 11-12; It’s Academic team 12; Homeroom Officer 10; Basketball 7-12: Intra- murals 7; Library Aid 12; Scholas- tic Activity Letters 12 DAVY, WALTER JR. Li a Academic Football 7; F.T.A. 10-12; Heart Fund 10-12; H.C.C. Convention 11; Basketball 10; H.C.C. 10-12; Class play 10-12; Weekend with _ doctors convention 10; Camp _ Hickory 12; Youth a ppreciation _ week 12; Y.F.C. 11-12; Scouting program 7-12 DEAN, DIANNE LOUISE Academic Student Council 7; Phys. Ed. Show 8; Quill and Scroll; All State Band Try-Outs 9; Homecoming Commit- tee 10-12; Journalism Convention 12; Homeroom officer 9-11; G.A.A. 10-12; Acorn Staff 12; Class play 11-12; Band 7-12; Autumn Glory Pageant 9-12; Stage Band 10-12; Prom Committee; Style Show 7; Majorette 8-12; Homecoming court 12; Optimist Outstanding Teen 9; All-state Accompanist 11-12; Junior Miss Contestant 12; Western Maryland Honor Band 11 DELSIGNORE, ANTHONY JOESPH JOC. me Ane eee General Homeroom officer 11; Band 7-8 DEWITT, MICHAEL Mikey ow ue Academic Pres. of National Honor Society; Homeroom officer 10; Nat. Honor Soc.; Class play 10-12; Prom Com- mittee; Delegate to Maryland Jun- ior Science and Humanities Sym- posium; The Society of Outstand- ing American High School Stu- dents; Pres. of Sr. Band 12 EVANS, SUSAN SCs duns Academic Phys. Ed. Show 8; Chorus 8, 9; Homeroom officer 10; Intramurals 7-9; H.C.C. 10-12; Week-end with doctors convention 11; Style show a2 FERGUSON, CONNIE Vocational Cheerleader 7-11; Homeroom offi- cer 11; G.A.A. 9-12; Basketball 9; Intramurals 7-12; Class play 11; Prom Committee; P.E. 9-12; Style show 8 FICKES, IRENE Business Phys. Ed. Show 9; Office Aid 11- 12; Homecoming Committee 12; Homeroom Officer 10-12; G.A.A. 12; Intramurals 7-9; Spirit Squad 11; Prom Committee 11; Style Show 8; Homecoming Court 12; Youth Appreciation Week Citation FILSINGER, JOHN Ed hie): ee, ae ee Vocational Audio-Visual Aid 12; Homeroom Officer (Pres.) 12; Intramurals 8- 9; F.F.A. 10-11; F.F.A. Judging Convention 10-1] FILSINGER, TERRY Business; Chorus 11-12; Office Aid 11-12; Intramurals 7-9 FISCHETTI, LENORA Academic Student Council Sec. 12; Who’s Who 11; Girls’ State; It’s Aca- demic (Alt.) 12; Nat. Honor Soc.; Autumn Glory pageant 12; Style Show 11; Letter of Commendation from Nat. Merit Scholarship Pro- gram FITZWATER, DONNA Business Student Council 11; Class Officer 8; Chorus 8-11; Office Aid 12; Color Guard 11-12; Intramurals 7- 9 FITZW ATER, NORMA Business Phys. Ed. Show 8; Chorus 12; Homeroom Officer Pres. 10-Sec. 12; G.A.A. 12; G.A.A. Basketball 12; Intramurals 7-9; Class Plays 10; Style Show, 7-12; Homecoming Court 12 FRIEND, DAISY Vocational Homeroom Officer V. Pres. 12; G. ,. 10-12; Library Agd 70: P.E. Aid 10; Style Show 7 FRIEND, JUDY Academic Office Aid 11-12; G.A.A. 10-11; Intramurals 8-9; Band 8-12; Class Plays 10-12 FRIEND, MONA OCHRE s ere. S Vocational Phys. Ed. Show; Chorus 11-12 203 erleader uill and (6. eo 2 8 es 6 tee ee Homecoming Committee 10-12; G.A.A. 10-12; Basketball 11, 12; Intramurals 7-9; Autumn Glory, Pageant 8, 10-12; P.E. Aid 12; Style Show 7 GROVES, LINDA Business Phys. Ed. show 8; Highlander Staf 11-12; Chorus 8, 9, 10, 12; Intra- 7 murals 7-9; Autumn Glory Pag- Aid pel ie - eant 9, 10, 12; Prom Steering itr : ad ie os ee on q d Ssnin tt Committee amurals � yle show 7-8 — iy HARSH, SUE ELLEN a fee? ya RT aps ates ge Pea Stenographi . . : : ee mR te Chorus 12; F.H.A. 9-10; Class pl en 3 €ampus = LOUGHRY, VONDA JUNI 11; Prom Committee is Club 11; Style Show 9-10 JENSON, —Aa Acar HARVEY, TERESA Vice pres. F.H.A.; Chorus 10-12: Academic County Chorus 11; Intramur | Phys. Ed Show 8; Quill and Scroll; é ir Ar t 1 Pere Gymnastics 11; Jr. Historians 16 i Be Se ... Vocational Girls’ State; V.P. Jr. Band 9; Sec. Mixed ince nied I | Treas. Sr. Band 11; Intramurals 8- Homeroom officer 9; Intramura — 9; National Honor Society; Acorn a 12; Style show 8 ms | 204 lternate 8, a on a ee es , DEBBIE 6d MH.C.C. ais Veek-end with déetots convention Waters AntssHealth ile MILLER, CHESTON EMMERT Butch . .. . Vocational Audi@-Visual Aid 11-12; Intramu- rails 7-9; F.F.A. 10-12 ' MOSSER, ELINOR Phys. Pre es 8; Homeroom offi- cer 12; Intramurals’8°9; Class play 10;-Prom Committee 11; Optimist elub’s outstanding teenager of Americaaward__ Staff 10-12; Var- ; Heart Fund 9; Journalism @ Rotary Conve rals 7-9; Nat. E Acorn Staff 1177 Band 7-12; Pre Show 7; Schol 11; Society of € can High Schod ern Md. Regior Certicate of Sup on NEDT; Page 11 RAUSCH, ALM General Intramurals 8¥ 12; Style Show Student Council 9- Wrestling 9-12; In Chorus 8, 9; Varsit “Quiz Team 12; It Team 12; Golf 10; Ig 9; Boys’ State; Studé wn Staff 11, ass play I0; Band 7-12; n Glory Pageant 12; Prom imittee; Style Show 7; Student change Club 10, 11 CHLER, SHIRLEY s officer 8-10; Phys. Ed. Show Highlander Staff 12; Chorus ¥ Homeroom officer 12°G.A.A- ntramurals 7-9; Class play 10; nd 7-10 Vocational General . Ed. Show; Chorus 11; Heart FO-11; H.C.C. Convention Intramurals 7-9; H.C.C. see ee eee ees re Football 10- 12: Phys. Ed. Show 8. Chorus 8-10; Homeroom officer 7; Basketball 7, 8; Intramurals S as Library aid 11,12 _ sae Cotten ueel Citation on Youth Aj RYAN, SUZANNE Academic Phys. Ed. Show 8; Band 7-12; Prom Committee; Community Band 12; UMYF 7-12 we: Cig eo eter « Football 11; Base ball 9. 12: ven Club 2; Homeroom officer 8- ‘. 7. 10; Intramurals STAP a” Junior-Senior HEITH ; : Kim . “ . Stenographi Phys. Ed. Bhow: 8; Homecoming committee 11, 12; G.A.A. 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Intramurals 7- 9; Band 8-11; P.E. aid 12; Volley- ball team 11, 12 r cs Student Council 12; Phys. Show 9; F.B.L.A. 11, 12; Ch H.C.C. 12; Autumn Glory Pag 10-12; P.E. aid 9; Style Show 9 restling 11; Phys. ill and Scroll; Var- Homeroom officer STEPHENS, CAROLYN SUE Katee 0 ie bee ee Business SHAFFER, ROGER Phys. Ed. Show 8; Chorus 8, 11, Vocational 12; Homecoming Committee 12; ; G.A.A. 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Prom Committee; Tri Valley All Intramurals 7-9; Autumn Glory SHAFFER, TIMOTHY Star 12 oo Pageant 11, 12; P.E. aid 12 Style Turkevawe % College-Preparatory show (7 vollcybal aa Student Council 8, 9; Football 7-9; 4 . Af Interact Club 12; Quill and Scroll SISLER, om 11-12; Highlander Staff 10-12; ° College- Prep. STINSON, CHARLES SH.PA; Convention es Rotary Phys. Ed. ‘Show 8; Intramurals 8, SUMMON: «02 od eee Academic Convention 12; Homeroom officer 7, 8; Basketball 10, 11; Intramu- rals 7-9 % Band 7, 8 uibrary Aid 11, 12 Football 7-12; Wrestling 10-12; Phys. Ed. Show 12; Varsity Club 10-12; Homeroom officer 11, 12; Intramurals 7-9; P.E. aid 12; eS DOUG Homecoming court 12 cademic : Beene era. JOHN Phys. Ed. Show 8; Homeroom offi- Phys. Ed. Show 8; Chorus 10, 11; oD SWARTEK, ELAINE F.F.A. 9, 10 Academic Majorette 9; Student C il 8; SKEWERIS, RICHARD Pa atc ee ] aan ie 0. General Syne ‘ MARSHA DIANE Football 11, 12; Phys. Ed. Show 9: Saat Varsity Club 11, 12; Basketball Cheerleader 10; Chorus 11, 12; 10, 11; Intramurals 7-9; Library SWEITZER, BARBARA Color guard 11; Homecoming Aid 11. 12 JEAN LC ao) AX cn) i oming - Basket- a . % + i 2 Voca 1p; Homeroom of 1 7-9; PLE. ‘Homec A . a o- a Stenograph Drama Club A G Chorus Tr ketball game e show 7 2: Intramurals 9 Show 8 mural BEVERLY Ed. Styl ittee 11 . b bi Cees Mine ee a ae J . ° J Comm ball 11 0-12 Chorus 9 Bas TETER Pete Ackerma DONA Ackerma EB clene — 160 Acorn ; : Coe 2 Peat Aper, Glenda — 148 Admini , 1 Band oe . a inger, James — 160 _ Barnard, A’ Bittinger, Mr. James K. — 132, 133 y Bivinger. Luther — 136 - Bittinger, Paula — 142 Bittinger, Rodger — 142 Bittinger, Wayne — 148 ition, Bittinger, Zendil — 160 Bittner, Brenda 7 Blamble, Angela — 148 Blamble, Cheryl — 142 BLAMBLE, KEITH — 104 Blamble, Nancy — 160 Blamble, Richard — 154 Blamble, Terry — 136 Blum, Kevin — 154 Blum, Michelle — 40, 154 Boal, Mr. Robert — 141 _ Bolding, Mr. Leroy - Bolding, Linda — 148 Boone, Daniel — 136 Beachy, Marks Beckman, Debra — 136, 142% Beckman, Dennis — 160 Beckman, Donna — 154. Beckman, Earleen — 136 Beckman, Galen — 160 Beckman, Gary — 40, 154 Beckman, Harland — 103 Beckman, Harry Beckman, Jackie — 160 Beckman, Kevin — 154. Beckman, Marietta — 148 Beckman, Monaca — 160 Beckman, Renota — 154 Beckman, Richard — 136 Beckman, Roger — 142 Beckman, Stephen — 148 Beckman, Susan — 142 Beeghly, Randall — li 60 4 Beeghly, Ronald I a oe Beeman, Deborah =m 6 “ : a pete Bennett, Dana — 154 Bennett, Mr. Charles — 126 — mt, Roger re iy ; an, Sandra — 142 Bernard, Alma — 142 © — BoWipan, Vanessa Bernard, Connie — 40, 154. Bowifian, Vava — 154 gc, Debate 0. kee BOYCE, CAROLYN SUE — 60, 106 rd, Donna — 40, 148 B D __ 155 joyce, Dwayne Mguelas “MeO. Boyce, Gary — 40, 136 Boyce, Michael — 161 Brady, Doug — 155 Brady, George — 136 Brady, James of : : Brady, Melissa — 161 Baker,David a Brant, Debbie — 136 - Baker, Deborah — 2184 ; ‘ . Brant, Jim — 161 Tr, Douglas — 154 BRANT, LESTER — 86, 104 Brant, Timothy Brantner, Sandra — 142 Bray, Donald — 161 Bray, Marsha — 142 Brenneman, Danny - Branneman, James — 136 Brenneman, Samuel Brenneman, Sharon — 155 Brewton, Deborah — 40, 155 Brewton, Joy — 60, 136 Britton, Debbie — 136 Broaddus, Rebecca — 161 42 66, 86, 03, 105 Arnold, Ronald Aronhalt, Roxanne — I Ash, Jim — 94, 136 ASH, JOELLEN — 102 ASH, JOE — 102 Ashby, Cheryl — 142 Ashby, David — 142 Ashby, Diana — 154 ASHBY, JIM — 60, 78, 82, 102, 111 Ashby, Judy — 136 Ashby, Mark — 136 Ashby, Mrs. Martha Louz Ashby, Randall — 154 ' hby, Sharon — 160 Bowser. _ Bowser,’ Bittinger, D LLE, Conley, Ra Cooper, Raymond Cooper, Terri — Coppola, Diane DeLaney, Je Delsignore, Dale SIGNORE, JOE — NORE, JOYCE — fatthew — 155 Dever, Wand 40, 155 DeWitt, Davy DeWitt, Deborah DeWitt, Don DeWitt, Janet — 137 Evans, Rebecca — 149 Evans, Sharon — 16] Evans, Susan — 155 EVANS, SUSAN — 109 Evans, Velda — 155) Frazee, Diane — 161 Freeland, Carl — 149 Freeland, Susan — 159 Frederick, Brian — 44, 45, 60, 137 Frederick, Miriam — 137 Everd, Nick — 143 Fries, Linden Everly, Mr. Carl — 130 Fries, Romayne Farbaugh, Gail — 143 Friend, Alan — 156 FBLA — 5] Friend, Alfred — 137 Feather, Mrs. Margaret — 165 Friend, Barbara — 149 Feather, John — 49 a Friend, Brenda — 161 FERGUSON, CONNIE — 111 Friend, Carl — 156 Ferguson, Gary — 161 — Friend, Carolyn — 66, 137 Ferguson, Jerry — 143 Friend, Chery] — 66, 138 Ferguson, Philip Friend, Crystal — 143 Ferguson, Randall — 155 FRIEND, DAISY — 104, 11] FFA — 63 FTA — 60 Fickes, Robin — Field, Teresa — Fike, Carl Bee i Friend, Debra — 144. F riend, Boren — 144 Gregg — 156 Friend, Jack — 149 d, Smiley — 59, 138 Fike, Doritia a Fike, Jeff — 149 Fike, Joe — 161 Jerry — 144. Fike, Mary Ann — 155 END, JOE — Fike, Rebecca — 143 Lo ND. Fike, Russell — 149 Fike, Rammy — 40, 149 Fike, Vivian Fike, Walter Filsinger, Donald — 149 FILSINGER, DORRIS — 40 Filsinger, Elizabeth — 149 FILSINGER, JOHN Filsinger, Judy — 40, 155 Filsinger, Nancy — 143 Filsinger, Miss Patricia Filsinger, Ralph — 137 FILSINGER, TERRY — 111 FISCHETTI, LENORA — 110 Fishel, Ronald— 161 Fisher, G Flowers, Rocky — 155 Football Junior High — 80 Varsity — 86-89 Ford, Alma Ford, Cindy — 144. Ford, James — 137 Ford, Larry — 155 t Gilley, Ramona — 144 Gilpin, Larry — 138 Glass, Mary — 144 GLASS, ROBERT — 111 Glotfelty, Curt — 138 Glotfelty, Dale Glotfelty, Gary — 161 Glotfelty, Kim — 40, ] Glotfelty, Mike — 16 Glotfelty, Paul — 14 Glotfelty, Susan Glotfelty, Valinda Gnegy, Cheryl — EGY, STEVE — 111 negy, Tom — 161 Hardesty, Joe — 156 Hardesty, Kathy — 149 Hardesty, Kenlee — 162 Hardesty, Larry — 112 Hardesty, Ralph Hardesty, Rodney ) Hardesty, Ron — 162 Hardesty, Tammy — oh “ee oe = 162 ’ Harman, Carl — 162 | Harr, Mr. Paul — 153 -- HARSH, SUE Harsh, Tom — 162 — Harvey, Ann — 144. Harvey, Betty HARVEY, CURTIS — 112 Harvey, Dale — 144 - Harvey, Debra — 149 Harvey, Debra (Beckman) Harvey, Elvis — 149 Harvey, Frank — 156 Harvey, Gary — 138 © HARVEY, JILL Harvey, Leeanne — 162 Harvey, Pamela — 138 . ll Harvey, Randy — 149 e i : . Harvey, Robert — 149 obin. a 40, 149 urst, Jean — 9 hurst, Jean — h “Mrs, Jean Hinebaugh, Glen — 162 Hinebaugh, Helen — 156 Hinebaugh, Karen — 150 Hinebaugh, Kim — 150 Hinebaugh, Lisa — 138 Hinebaugh, Robert — 144. .UGH, SUSAN — 113 ancy — 115 alen — 160 id, Debbie — 138 is i DO Holsopple, Jeannette — 139 Holt, Miss Sandra L. Holtschneider, Barb — 144. Holtschneider, Carolyn — 156 Holtschneider, Charles — 139 Holtschneider, Linda — 150 Holtschneider, Nancy — 144 Homecoming — 139 House, Mr. Dallas — 165 Hoye, Kathleen — 45 Hutson, Craig++150 Idleman, Miss Bernice — 141 Index — 208-215 Ingram, Chris — 82, 150 INGRAM, JUDITH — 66, 113 Ingram, Robert — 79, 82, 83, 85, 94, 139 _ Ingram, Susan — 156 - Ingram, Tom Ingram, William — 4, 162, 169 James, Douglas — 150 Jennings; Holly 40, 150 snot 162 Jenson, Mo Jenson, Pam — Johnson, Carol M. — 14, 139 Johnson, David —150 Johnson, Mrs. Duey ‘ JOHNSON, HOWARD — 113 Johnson, Kenneth — 156 Johnson, Rhonda — 156 Johnson, Vicki — 144 Johnston, Trevaline — 144. Jones, Jann — 144, 147 Jones, John — 18, 162 Jones, Howie — 144 KELLEY, KIMBERLY : Kent, Jerry Lantz, Stephe _ . LEWIS, EDWIN — 66, 114 � “Lewis, Gloria — 162 a Lewis, Joyce — 144. Kerns, Barbara Kerns, Ken — 162 Kerns, Robert — 139 Kifer, Charles — 144. Kifer, Donna — 144. Kifer, Henry — 162 Kight, Barbara — 150 Kight, Carl Kight, Doug — 144. Kight, Frank — 40, 150 Kight, Karen — 162 Kimble, Jack - 144, Kissclovieh, Tobe — 18, 144 Kitzmiller, Cheryl — 156 Kitzmiller, Harland — Kitzmiller, James — 162 Kitzmiller, Pat Kitzmiller, Roger — 139 Kitzmiller, Roxanne — 150 Kitzmiller, Steven — 162 Kitzmiller, Tamlet — 162 Kitzmiller, Ted KLACIK, PAULA — Ie Knotts, Catherine — 150 Knotts, Dennis — 150 Knotts, Helen — 156 Knotts, Linda — 156 Knotts, Kevin — 113 Knotts, Mike — 139 Knox, Barbara — 162 Knox, Esther — 156 Knepp, Bill — 150 KOVACH, TOM — 114 _Kneyenbuhl. Chris Lambert, Mrs. Joan Lantz, Ellen — 162 aks Layton, Do Lease, Miss Ledden, Bet ice, Carl =— Lee, Donald Lee, Gail — Lee, John — 139 Leen, Robert — a Ss Lewis, Bonnie — 150 Lewis, Brad — 139 LEWIS, CAROL— 114 Lewis, Connie - _ 162 Lewis, Darlene - — 66, 139 Lewis, Doris — 1 avacene Lewis, Douglas — nay Lewis, Norma — 162 . we oe LEWIS, , PAUL — 2, 86, 103, 114. ¥ , PMiewie Philip = 162 Lewis, Rhonda — 40, 98, 156 ‘ 2 is, Tammy — - 156 vis, William — 157 Liller, Mrs. Betty Lou — 133 Liller, Catherine — 144. Liller, Dana — 44, 79, 136, 139 Liller, Julie — 40, 150 LILLER, JOHN Liller, Kevin — 92, 150° Liller, Paul—162 , Liller, Richard — 139 Liller, Sharon — 139“ Liller, Steven — 162, 164 _ Lipscomb, Barbara — 162 Lipscomb, Cathleen — 1 Lipscomb, Dale be Lipscomb, Mr. Donald Livengood, James — 144. Ne: Livengood, John — 156. Livengood, Kathy — 162_ Lohr, Mary — 139 Lloyd, Randal Lloyd, Willard — ” Lough, Phyllis — 162 LOUGHRY, VONDA — ] Louie, Elizabeth Louie, Keith—139 Louie, Kevin — 150 Lowdermilk, Debra — 66, 139 Lowdermilk, Harold a | Lowdermilk, Ricky — 150 Lowe, Elizabeth — 162 _ Lower, David — 150 ee Lower, Steven — 139 | Lucas, Adam — 150 Lucas, Betty — 144. Lucas, Jeanine — 40, 150 Lutas, Rocky — 162 ful LUDWIG, DELORES Prt o . ‘4 a wy Lyons, Willian 1 : fi Madigan, Bill = 162 — ¥ Madigan, Koll 162 157 ' MAHAFFEY WILLIAM _ Maleomb,R : Marks, K Marks, evarlow’ , Bru Maser, Deborah — 157 Mason, Tammy — 157 Massi, Mrs. Wilda — 158 Mateer, Paul — 157 Matthews, John — 163 212 eee _.. .... lt ile ee ISTINE — 18, 66, 104, Maffett, N 144 Ae Maffett, Wayne — 150 __ Mahaffey, Se eres Morris, Ivan — 157 Morrow, Mr. Ruthvan—141] MOSSER, ELINOR — 114 Moyer, Jeff — 145 Moyer, Kevin — 60, 139 Moyer, Ruth — 157 MOYERS, ANDREW — 114 Moyers, Rodney — 139 Murphy, Harley — 163 Murphy, Jeff — 163 Murphy, Mike — 145 Murphy, Patty — 157 Murphy, Randy — 157 Murphy, Ronald — 150 Murphys, Mike Murray, Dennis — 150 Murray, Steve — 150 Myers, Harriet — 157 Myer. NCbw40, 150 Mattingly, Angie — 45, 96, 136, 139 Mattingly, John Ray — 157 Mattingly, Karen — 144. Mattingly, Mary — 139 Mattingly, Tom — 90, 144. Maule, Carol Maule, Clemie — 145 Maule, Farris — 14.5 Mayfield, Mr. David iyfield, Ma ael — 162 rs. Patti — 40, 4.1, McRobie, Robe ylor, Paul Meadows, Bonnie ) Naylor, Sharon — 157 Mellinger, Anna — 98, Nazelrod, Curtis — 1 0 Mellinger, Cheryl — 150 Nazelrod, Denver = Mellinger, Clarence — “1 Nazelrod, Sidney ‘ ellinger, Connie Newcomb, Mr Nice, Kathy — NICHOLS, CHR NICHOLS, JEA Nine, Tim — 163 ¥ @ Niner, David — 165” ‘ NINER, DAVID — 1 Niner, Helen — 163 iner, Kenneth — 157 3 Norwich, Jane Norwich, Lo Meyers, D . ae “Me ’ Mi cr, Mr. Haro! q - Miller, Ida Denise — Miller, James. Morelands Allan — 40, Moreland, Darlene 150 Moreland, Donald — 163 Morgan, Diane Morgan, Larry — 150 Morgan, Robert — 163 hae thy — 157 yon augh, Charles — 150 Paugh, Chris — 157 Paugh, Donna — 150 Paugh, Gary — 139 Paugh, Harold — 139 ee . f _ Paugh, Leonard — 157 Paugh, Mike — 145 Paugh, Pat — 40, 150 Paugh, Peggy — 157 PAUGH, RANDY — 107,115 Paugh, Rick — 157 Paugh, Robert — 150 Paugh, Ruth — 150 Paugh, Sandy — 163 PAUGH, STEVEN — 116 Paugh, Teresa — 40, 157 Paugh, Walter — 139 Paugh, William — 163 Peck, Donna — ee Pec k, John — 150 —-—— Se ee ee Reckart, Ken — 163. RECKART, SHARON Reckice Ron- _ Reed, Rand LYSIA — 1 Id — 146 Savage, Ly Savage, Step Schell, SCHELL,“DE Schell, Dennis- Schiff, Mrs. Jan Schmidt, Beverly: Schmidt, Kathy Schmidt, Robert Schmidt, Sharon — Schoch, Dale — 80. ’ Schoch, Deanna — 140 Schrock Diana. = 14g Ridder, Debra — 16 Ridder, Ton Riggleman, Alice Rice, Betty 58, 146 Rice, Mary — 140 Rice, Ruth — 163 Riley, Jack —158 « +, Riggleman, Alicia — 164 R iggleman, Vickie—— 164 Riley,.D Ritchie, Stev ebinette, Cath Shaffer, te fi Shaffer, Betty — 152 Shaffer, Brenda — 158 Shaffer, Charlene — 152 : ae Rodeh eaver, Susan — 164 Shaffer, Christine — 164 Ravenscroft, Robin —96, 145 Rorhbaugh, Alan — 80, 152 Shaffer, David : ‘Raynovich, Teddy — med 150 - Rohrbaugh, Dave — 140 Shaffer, Debbie — 152 Reall, Dan——150 = Rohrbaugh, Donna — 146 Shaffer, Jack — 158 Reall, Richard — 145 Rohrbaugh, Gail — 164 Shaffer, James — 164 Ream, Dale Sue — 150 ROHRBAUGH, GEORGE — 117 Shaffer, James K. — 40, 158 Ream, William — 150 Rohrbaugh, Pam — 140 Shaffer, James R. Reams, Carolyn — 163 Rook, Diane — 152 Shaffer, Joe — 146 Reams, Connie — 145 Rook, Phil — 40, 146 Shaffer, Juanita — 152 Reams, Debbie — 139 Rook, Lisa — 164 Shaffer, Lynn — 146 213 214 Shaffer, Martha — 18, 136, 140 Shaffer, Mike — 40, 152 Shaffer, Oliver Shaffer, Pat — 152 Shaffer, P. J. — 152 Shaffer, Randy — 140 SHAFFER, RICHARD — 119 Shaffer, Robin — 66, 140 SHAFFER, RICKY — 119 Shaffer, Roger Shaffer, Susan — 98, 164 Shaffer, Susan — 103 SHAFFER, TIM — 30, 60, 103, 119 Shahan, Harry — 164. SHANK, MARSHA — 119 Shanon, Coleen — 158 Shanon, Kathy — 146 Sharpless, Don — 158 Sharpless, Donna — 164. Sharpless, Jean — 152 SHARPLESS, JOHN — 119 Sharpless, Lucinda — 66, 146 Sharpless, Rick — 146 Sharpless, Robert — 164 Sharpless, Sandra — 146 Sharpless, Sandra C. — 146 Sharps, Dave — 60, 86, 140 Sharps, Pam — 140 SHEALLY, BRIAN Sheally, Rene — 98, 158 SHERWOOD, DEBBIE SHERWOOD, JOHN — 109, 120 Sherwood, Martha — 146 Shifflett, Stan — 146 Shifflett, Hollie — 158 Shillinburg, Barb — 159 Shillingburg, Paul — 146 Shillingburg, Ranata — 152 Shillinburg, Ray — 152 Shillinburg, Sherry — 146 Shirer, Scott — 92, 152 Shirley, Bonnie — 146 Shirley, Bill — 162 Shockey, Becky Shockley, Clara — 40, 154, 158 Shotwell, Dave — 80, 90, 146 SHOTWELL, ERNIE — 120 Shreve, Eugene — 146 Shreve, Renee — 152 Shrout, Denise — 140 SHUTTLESWORTH, ROGER Sidebottom, Joe — 152 SIMMS, JIM Simmons, Joni — 159 Simmons, Norma — 152 Simon, Judy — 140 Simpson, Mike — 152 Sincell, Kathy — 159 SINCELL, BEN — 18, 76, 78, 79, 120 Sines, Alan — 164 Sines, Anita — 159 Sines, Coleen — 140 Sines, David — 152 Sines, Jeff — 146 Sines, Kathy — 140 Sines, Rebecca Sines, Veronica — 26, 152 Sirbaugh, Pauline — 140 Sisler, Deb — 146, 159 Sisler, Joseph — 164. SISLER, PAUL — 66, 120 SITES, DOUG — 66, 120 Skeweris, Denny — 86, 140 SKEWERIS, RICH — 66, 121 Skeweris, Ricky — 146, 192 Skeweris, Tom — 80, 159 Skiles, Paula — 96, 143, 146 SKILES, RANDY — 121 Skiles, Stan — 90, 146 Skipper, Jim — 159 Skipper, Kim — 98, 164. Skipper, Rebecca — 146 SKIPPER, RONALD — 121 Skipper, Sharon — 164. Skipper, Tim Slagle, Mr. David — 126 Sluss, Brenda — 146 SLUSS, DEB — 121, 152 Smith, Chery] — 61, 140 Smith, David Smith, Deb SMITH, JEANNE — 114. Smith, Pam — 140 Smith, Mrs. Sarah Smith, Robert — 164 Smith, Stephanie — 146 Smith, Stephen — 152 Smith, Theresa — 164 Smith, Wilburn Snyder, Andrew — 164 Snyder, Brenda — 98, 164 Snyder, Clifton — 146 Snyder, Ms. Duey — 126, 157 Snyder, John — 152 Snyder, Keith — 159 Snyder, Mike — 164 Snyder, Paul — 152 Snyder, Sylvia — 152 Sowers, Deb — 146 Sowers, Jack — 82, 146 Sowers, Jay — 152 Spalding, Debra — 164. Speech Association — 50 Speicher, Donna — 159 Spiker, Robin — 152 Sports — 74-99 Stahl, Carlton — 165 Stahl, Dennis — 146 STAHL, KIM — 121 Stahl, Rhonda — 165 Staib, Randy — 152 Stalnaker, Dave — 165 Stalnaker, Debra — 159. Stalnaker, Liz — 140 Stalnaker, Mike Stark, Charlie — 146 Stark, Charlotte — 152 Stark, Tom — 146 Steger, Tom — 152 Steiding, Herman — 146 Stem, Cheryl — 146 Stem, Kathy — 152 Stem, Kenny — 140 Stem, Mary Stem, Sheila — 165 Stemple, Mr. Donald — 92, 94 Stemple, Jenilee — 165 Stemple, Bob — 165 Stemple, Terry — 165 STEPHENS, CAROLYN — 121 Stephens, Mike — 159 Steyer, Don Steyer, Gary Steyer, Harold — 146 Steyer, Henry — 165 Steyer, Nellie — 146 Steyer, Randy — 165 Steyer, Ray — 146 STEYER; STEVE —i22 Steyer, Terry — 159 Stewart, Bob 159 Stewart, Deb — 159 Stewart, Gail — 146 Stewart, Lona — 146 Stewart, Sharon — 159 Stiles, Glen — 146 STINSON, CHARLES — 82, 122 STINSON, IRENE — 111 Stinson, Ken — 92, 159 Strawser, Alvin — 40 Strawser, Charlotte — 146 STRAWSER, SHARON — 66, 113 Stuck, Dave Stuck, Bill — 92 Sturn, Lou Stoner, Dave — 131, 140, 165 Stoner, Kevin — 65 Stoner, Michelle — 159 Stoner, Neal — 92, 152 Stoner, Virginia Stone, Alan — 140 Storey, Jeri — 40, 159 Storey, Matt — 146 STOREY, RANDY — 122 Stottlemeyer, Laura — 14] Stottlemeyer, Sheila — 152 Stover, David Stover, Janie — 159 STRAWSER, SHARON — 122 Student Council, Jr. — 48 Student Council, Sr. — 49 Student Exchange — 54 Student Life — 26-73 Sullivan, Tony — 10, 146 SUTPHIN, BARRY — 122 Sutphin, Bonnie — 146 Swartek, Darene — 152 Swartek, Dorene — 146 SWARTEK, ELAINE — 122 Swartzentruber, Dan — 152 Swartzentruber, Diana — 27, 146 Swartzentruber, Dennis — 141 Sweitzer, Barb — 141 Sweitzer, Barbara — 123 Swietzer, Barry — 14.1 Sweitzer, Bret — 40, 159 Sweitzer, Dale — 152 Sweitzer, James — 152 Sweitzer, Jill — 152 Sweitzer, Ronald — 165 Swietzer, Sharon — 165 Sweitzer, Steve — 152 Sweitzer, Teresa — 165 Sweitzer, Tim Sweiger, Tom — 141 Tasker, Barbara — 146 TASKER, BARBARA Tasker, Bruce — 152 Tasker, Connie — 152 Tasker, Chris Tasker, Daniel Tasker, Debbie — 165 Tasker, Donna — 146 Tasker, Donna — 165 Tasker, Douglas — 165 Tasker, James — 159, 165 Tasker, Janice — 28, 165 Tasker, Jerry Tasker, John — 141 Tasker, Karen — 146 Tasker, Lisa — 165 TASKER, MIKE — 123 Tasker, Mike — 152 TASKER, RANDY — 123 Rasker, Richard — 152 Tasker, Rita — 165 Tasker, Ronald — 165 TASKER, RUTH — 123 TASKER, SANDY — 123 Tasker, Steve — 152 Tasker, Susan — 146 Tasker, Tim Teagarden, Sherwin — 80, 152 Teets, Brad — 40, 152 TEETS, LINDA — 123 Teets, Melinda — 159 Terrnat, Darla — 159 Terrant, Pam — 40, 152 ’ Terrant, Pat - Terrant, Toni — 14.1 Tennant, Mrs. Joyce — 124 TETER, BEV — 123 Teter, David — 152 Teter, Bob — 165 Tharp, Romana — 159 Thayer, Connie Thayer, Fred — 92, 152 Thayer, Mike — 80, 152 Thayer, Patty — 141 THOMAS, BRAD — 66, 123 Thomas, Earl Thomas, Ginger — 159 Thomas, Linda — 146 Thomas, Pam — 159 Thomas, Randall — 141 Thompson, Gerald — 159 Thorn, Mr. Ben — 133 Tichnell, Dawn — 40, 152 Tichnell, Fred TICHNELL, GARY — 124 TICHNELL, GEORGE — 124. Tichnell, Marsha — 146 TICHNELL, ROBIN — 124. TICHNELL, RODNEY — 124 Tichinell, Ruby — 40, 152 Timmerman, Rodger — 141 Tipton, Ona Tortice, Cindy — 147 Tortorice, James — 159 Tressler, Cathy — 165 TRESSLER, DOUG — 124 Tressler, Ken — 159 Tressler, Bob — 77, 86, 140, 141 Trickett, Jeff — 159 Trickett, Pam — 98, 159 Tucker, Jim — 147 Turner, Cleon — 152 TURNER, DIANA — 124. Turney, Brant — 60, 165 Turney, Harry — 141 Turney, Mrs. Laura — 159 Turney, Marta — 159 Tusing, David — 147 Tusing, Bob — 141 UBer, Dorothy Ulery, Carla — 152, 159 Ulery, Claudia — 165 Ulery, Evelyn — 147 Ulery, Richard — 141 Underclassmen — 134-165 - Unger, Brenda Unger, Ricky UNGER, RON — 125 Updyke, Mr. Dorris UPHOLD, EDGAR — 125 Uphold, Helen — 141 Uphold, Lance — 152 Uphold, Lila — 152 Uphold, Linda — 165 Uphold, Lynn — 165 Uphold, Rodney Upole, Allan — 147 Upole, Charlie — 147, 165 Upole, Connie — 152 Upole, Daniel — 159 UPOLE, DAVE — 76, 78, 106 UPOLE, DONALD — 103, 125 Upole, Gary — 147 Upole, Jill — 152 Upole, Pam — 152 Upole, Russell — 141 Upole, Shirley Upole, Tom — 159 UPOLE, WOODROW — 125 UPPERMAN, ELAINE — 125 UPTON, CHUCK — 125 Valentine, Dave — 165 Valentine, Dorsey VanMeter, Daniel — 145 Varsity Club — 59 Viragh, Mitchell — 165 Virts, Dolly — 40, 159 Virts, Donald — 147 VIRTS, DONALD — 125 Virts, Doris — 153 Virts, Mike — 14] Warnick, Mickey — 153 Warnick, Nyla — 147 WARNICK, SHIRLEY — 106, 125 Warren, Laurie — 153 WASSON, DEBRA — 126 Watson, Mrs. Evelyn — 11, 147 WATSON, JAMES — 125 WATSON, PEGGY — 154, 159 Waybright, Don — 165 Waybright, Joy Weeks, Merle — 82, 147 Weeks, Naomi — 147 Weeks, Randy — 141 Weeks, Robert — 153 Weeks, Sharon — 141 Weeks, Vickie — 159 Weese, Phil — 141 Weimer, Cheryl — 66, 141 Weimer, Patty — 40, 159 Weissgerber, Bill — 153 Welch, Darrell — 165 Welch, Gary — 147 Welch, Randall — 147 Welch, Rick — 80, 81, 92, 153 Welch, Roger — 159 Welch, Russell Welch, Sharon — 159 Welch, Shirley Welch, Susie Q — 141 Welch, Thomas — 153 Wellborn, Mrs. Elizabeth — 163 Welling, Bill — 147 Werdebaugh, Cheryl — 147 Whitacre, Rita — 159 WHITE, BEV — 126 WHITE, JOHN White, Mike — 165 White, Rick White, Ruth — 147 Whitehair, Lesa — 165 Whitmer, Mr. Albert — 159 WHORTON, BRYAN — 126 Wilburn, Valerie — 40, 159 Wildesen, Ed — 159 Wildesen, Rick Wiles, Mike — 14] Wilhelm, Mr. Berlin — 158 Wilhelm, Bonnie Wilhelm, Mrs. Corlie — 124 Wilhelm, Debra — 14.7 Wilhelm, Lawrence — 159 Wilhelm, Leona — 153 Wilhelm, Steve — 159 Wilhelm, Tamara — 153 Wilhelm, Tim — 165 Wilhelm, Timothy Wilhelm, Vickie — 141 Williams, Earl — 165 Williams, Eugene — 153 Wilson, Mrs. Mary Lou — 56 Wilt, Bev — 147 WILT, BRENDA — 126 Wilt, Mrs. Carolyn — 42 Wilt, David — 153 Wilt, Earl — 147 WILT, KIM — 61, 108, 126 Wilt, Larry — 141 WILT, MARILYN — 126 Wilt, Phyliss — 66, 136, 141 Wilt, Ricky — 165 Wines, Debbie — 153 Winters, Joyce — 40, 153 Wolf, Ed — 82, 84, 147 Wolf, Marcia — 165 Wolf, Mary — 40, 153 WOLF, PATTY — 104, 127 Wolf, Robert Wolf, Stephen — 165 Wolf, Ted — 165 Wolfe, Cindy — 141 Wolfe, Don — 141 Wolfe, Mrs. Jean — 124 Wolfe, Ralph — 153 Wolfe, Terry — 147 Wolfe, Mr. Willard Wohl, Ralf — 165 Woods, Clif — 153 Woods, Don — 159 WOODS, TOM — 127 Wotring, Eric — 80, 153 Wotring, Tina — 147 Wrestling — 82-85 Wrightsman, Gary — 141 Wrightsman, Gayle — 153 Wrightsman, Joyce — 165 Yomer, James — 141 Yommer, Tim — 165 YOST, BRENDA — 127 Yost, Sue — 147 Zimmerman, Mr. James — 126 Zimmerman, Janet — 40, 153 ZIMMERMAN, KATHY — 127 74415) learn as though to live forever; — live as though to die tomorrow SPEER pie raeeeren separ palette re ae oes Napa tesy TONEY de pel PG oe ee ite vehaaeal Ege I naga See Q9e test cpebet rab ievien by mc eth @hesae ale “a thelee 2) eH@ treba tinder! 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