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

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1975 volume:

ek en i ap = - Ba nel ee A ae aaa mye we 1975 HIGHLANDER southern garrett county _junior-senior high school oakland, maryland 21550 volume 23 Table of Contents Student Life 11-66 Sports 67-100 Seniors 101-131 Senior Directory 132-135 Underclassmen 137-188 Faculty | 189-205 Index 206-211 Closing : 212-216 _ Friends Left: Tammy Hardesty and Tammy Fike. i Bottom Left: Robin Ravenscroft and Lori Larson. Below: Brenda Shaffer and Clara Schockley. ey Page2: . Top: Donkey. Top Right: Mike Colaw and Bill Stuck. kat ; Left: Barb Dixon and Jay Sowers. Bottom: Patty Harsh and Vicki McMillen. _g 24 te . ZF go = te Bo ge eae =| = LR ee a ORS s bo eo pela ZS 28 5 SHIR Re ) a Bia ia 90008 The Spice of School a Above: Miss Jane Avery, Paula ie Bittinger, Betsy Filsinger. ese Left: Sherry Ashby, Steve Edgar. : The Emphasis Is on Vitality Allen Lewis Profiles of Interest Right: Denver Nazelrod, Esther Phillips. Bottom: Jane Plessinger, Debbie Bowser. : Left: Dan Junkins. Below: Gary Welch, Dave Shotwell. Below: Sherri O’Brien, Diane Carrico. Bottom: Mike Friend. ion Candid Express Linda Bolding, Tom Steger. Right Wolf. Below Diana Meyers. Righ: Left: Bird. EN? T LIFE ° STUDENT L LIFE « - STUDENT cae - . See SeF4IT is oan . ae §: We a az (7a . 2 4 3 as zy. Pate : } ae c U te v- ee Satins z ! ‘ Ss Mage ese pple oe 3 ‘0 iT IGNLE ¢ F4IT INJGNIS = || INzaNIs 0 LIFE STUDENT LIFE Mo, LS xi 3 12 i a Twirling Flags Color Guard fs, SOUTHER {NG BAND 3 MARCH 2. = Special Groups Add =: ee Fife Corps Majorettes Sas tece ses B 3seoes = _ : 13 14 ALL |e WAY resenting Macy’s show for the school. een — ABand p Front Color Guard practices for the Macy Show. Mr. Richard Clever, band director, and the band do it one more time. TO MACYS Twirling Flags presenting a salute in Autumn Glory Parade. Dave Evans, Drum Major . the Southern Highlander Marching Band traveled. Denes from the school November 27 at 7:00 a.m., they started their eight hour journey to New York City. Arriving in New York at approximately 3:15 p.m., the band toured the United Nations Building. Tired from the long trip and interesting tour, they retired to the Taft Hotel for a few hours rest before rise ’n’ shine at 3:00 a.m. for practice. After the excitement and exhaustion from a job excel- lently done, the band once again returned to the hotel to start an evening of various tours. On Friday morning the band visited Radio City Music Hall to see a film of the Little Prince followed by Elves and Bells, a fascinating Christmas show. The group then split into smaller groups either going on shopping sprees or tours. That evening was spent by going to a movie or resting. Saturday morning began an eight hour guided tour which included the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, the Rockefeller Center, and a few cathedrals. Returning to the hotel about 5:00 p.m., the band again split into smaller groups to have an evening of free time, which included shopping in a flea market, going to Howard Johnson’s for ice cream, or seeing a movie. Sunday morning the band was forced to leave an hour early because of the heavy snow warnings in Garrett County. Arriving in Cumberland around 11:00 p.m., the band discovered they could go no further because of the snow. They were to stay in the Holiday Inn but soon found that their reservations had not been confirmed and other people also stranded had taken the rooms. The Salvation Army soon came to the rescue taking the band to their facilities. The following morning coffee and donuts were served. Waiting in suspense, the band was soon happy to dis- cover that Allegeny County school buses would take them home. The band finally returned to Garrett County about 2:00 p.m. Monday afternoon. A trip completely fulfilled with excitement and won- der came to an end. o pueg suiyosey Japuejysiy usayynog i Bk ee ae Sao rea nll, 5 (NVa DNIHOUVN 3%) YaGNVIHDIH bis) 16 17 op) Sp) © © = | % -g 5 | | 2c g pe ee SP ) Wy a 3 © ] : 3 = a] = | ss) hed Ss = DY | W= Ao) ae = c SY | 18 my = A FMR E | f he, ee ip og 2 ge HIGH SCHOOL. BAND OAKLAND, MD. Stage Band Has Sensational Year Dick Friend Mar. Let's Go Boating Chris Craft Sport Boats | _ On Harvey's Paninsuee = Deep Creek Lake | 387-5000 Sherri Ashby Autumn Glory Queen Sherri Ashby being crowned by Mr. Lynn Beckman. eee Sherri Ashb Pal Skiles, Renata Jas Karen Workinan’ Kathy Sincell, Sandy Beitzel. me 21 22 Brenda Scott and Steve Richie are the only ones that know for sure what was so funny. ad Middle: Twelfth grade princesses and escorts: Robin Ravenscroft, Steve Lantz; Debbie Frazee, Tom Mattingly; eleventh grade Dawn Tichnell, Ed Panther. Bottom: Twelfth grade: Paula Skiles, Tom Panther; Diane Carrico, Ed Wolfe. Tenth grade: Judy Custer, Mike Friend. T4HOMECOMING from start to finish was full of spirit. Door decorations, crazy socks and hat day, a pep assembly, a bonfire, a great football game, and the homecoming dance were among the activities. The Southern Rams showed one of the best performances this year. At halftime, tensions were high not only for football players but also for the spectators and the five girls of which one was to be selected queen. The Southern Highlander Band per- formed to make it all that much better. The final cheers were given as the Rams beat the Huskies by the score of 22-14. The Homecoming dance was held on Sat- urday, October 19. The Pork Brothers were hired at the last minute to play at the dance where the queen and king were crowed by Mr. James Miers, head football coach. Homecoming °74 has left something for all to remember. Opposite Top: Reigning over Homecoming ’74 was Cheryl Gnegy and Dave Shotwell. Crown bearers were Jackie McCauley and Tracy Buckley. Right: Betty Rice took time out to look bright-eyed for the camera. Below: All took part in the dance. 23 Tim Friend tries to do the iron cross. The Club held a donkey basketball game to raise money. ms neces gy RP eae ie tp Pailin ee ee tion Mary Wolfe — playing or working hard?? Ac in GAA — Girls Chery] Gnegy and Karen Tasker 25 Arnold V. Thomas — Absent the Most Times — Given Award at Awards Assembly TINE Ra nace ANE ARIOTNED co onan tans ene AMr. Pat Fischetti gives Nina Bishoff the Bausch and Lomb science award. p Mrs. Joyce Tennant gives a Home Ed award to Cheryl Blamble. a a eariemermomcee. yt be ale aid he et a7 i ; ‘ ra ne ae aby pis sie to } ’ ny “ape “ty bay + yt beh eld A sR Oakland ce dee 334-2800 AEDES, TUL edad LA copuopeeseyeye dA : ee othe oe esto emg bso PRN DIO “4 ics “Celebrate at Tastee-freez Where the 2ood things are” STEWART FUNERAL HOME - eae £i73 te te iPad TE Pike f. feed EE 32 S. 2nd 334-2166 STEWART FUNERAL HOME 28 Sales and Service Maa . 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In one o Chorus members Senior Dave Call Senior Chorus Bottom Left Bottom Right 3 3 ASouthern Chorus’ Top Ten WThe smiling faces of the Handbell Ringers. 33 Mrs. Shaffer explains to Bev Wilt how it works. ipee PTSROD 7) ig MEE SQOH BGISNOO Jim Dodge is looking for someone to throw out of the library. i. � oe xe Pg SH “TA likely story,”’ says Mrs. Roni Teets to Wilma Pysell. 30 Its Academic Team BILL'S MARINE SERVICE D = oO p 3 OZ Ll = Open Year Round O z O O Summer Boat Rentals ilers ides, Tra R ing of ies Blouses Manufactur Winter Arctic Cat Snowmobiles Lad Service Dept. ilers Tra -900| 334 Deer Park 387-5536 Deep Creek Lake 36 Eaton's Stationery Gibson Cards oe Art Supplies . is See a a O : 38 Mike Murphy seems to be doing some work for once. a === InsrrrArzon ar) Junior Journalists Under the leadership of editor Mark Domenick and managing editor Dianne Rook, the Acorn prog- ressed to a third place rating in the Maryland Scho- lastic Press Association. Seven issues of the paper were given to the student body along with a 48 page senior edition. For the first time the staff concentrated on an extensive subscription campaign in early September. The Acorn Sweepstakes Giveaway was held for two weeks giving each student a chance to subscribe to the paper plus win one of the ten grand prizes. Prizes such as record albums and money were given to stu- dents whose names were selected from the Acorn’s fire hydrant. Issues of the Acorn ranged in size from 10, 8, 6, 4 pages. Controversial as well as familiar school subjects were published. Horizontal page layout makeup was again emphasized adding to the attractiveness of the paper. fee if Doug Kight is looking for the one who keeps knocking on the darkroom door. 39 UN B L i FAW Dennis Durst and Dave Gallagher were surprised by the photographer. Rees $aee Ruth White being herself. Some of the gang getting ready to sell yearbooks at the special assem- bly. 40 Dave Corbin: co-editor Co-editor: Jann Jones Co-editor: David Corbin Class editors: Staff Seventh: Marilyn Foy, Ruth White. Eighth: Sherwin Tea- garden, Steve Gibson. Ninth: Diana Meyers, Paula Skiles. Tenth: Patty Coppola, Brenda Scott. Eleventh: Ann Harvey, Tina Wotring. Senior: Diane Coppola, Deb Frazee. Other contributing editors: Dan Swartzentruber Cynthia Latin Betty Rice Sherry Burns Business staff: Alta Hinebaugh Betty Shaffer Adviser: Mr. Douglas Buckley Photographers — Darkroom Aides: Craig Hutson Dennis Durst Dave Gallagher John Rodeheaver Brenda Scott — yearbook work is serious business. 4l 42 Bob Ingram — think hard about something. ; i g ' Mike McHenry, Fred Gregg, and Steve Liller are waiting for the rest of the Council to start the meeting. Sr. Student Council Steve Callis busy at work in the Student Coun- cil bookstore. 43 = Judy France is showing a member where to put his skis for the PTA mee Mrs. ting. 44 it : j ird and Oak 334-4666 ip es a ramets 6 5 “ sii eda : “ ge men senor oe - a = WORE TH FARMERS OG wEcuanics AGO! ceucarion AG SERVICE Above: “Now, Mr. Bishoff, what did you say?’ asks Mike Simpson. Right: The FFA project was designing a barn. 46 Mt. Lake Park 334-2350 INSURANCE Gumbet Progta ms of prot } B: e. Route 219 : Deep Creek Dake : + mA sy 7 @ ¥ ¥ q é 58 ae oe . ; ma . ‘ bo a er 5 we : me . i ’ 2 . . ‘ a. i a | r he i: Eee ee wae : f : ; . tl SEE EM SS SS ee ™ ay mY Fa wet 1X Quill and Scroll is an honorary society of high school journalists. To qual- ify as a member, a person must be a junior or senior and in the upper one-third of their class. This year people were initiated from all three jour- nalism classes: newspaper, yearbook and class. Each year an honorary member is initiated. This year Mrs. Elsie Sincell was honored for her work on the Republican newspaper for the past 32 years. Mrs. Jean Wolfe, who is retiring this year from Southern after 20 years of journalistic work, was the main speaker at the dinner. Mrs. Elsie Sincell Mrs. Jean Wolfe Jan Jones president David Corbin VP National Honor Society Angela Gattshall and Patricia Martin finish their ice cream during the NHS luncheon. e National Honor Society members. 49 SbHS % o ile iend tries to make up her mind whether to hide or just to sm Linda Fr for the camera ee eee ee Waiting for someone to ask a question at a PTA meet- ing are Phyllis Lough and Jean Hayhurst. 51 MADIGAN'S STUART'S AUTO SALES GROCERY Used Cars and Trucks Groceries Meats New and Used Gas Oil Auto Parts Swanton Deer Park 334-4817 387-6698 We Do The Complete Job! Modernizing Homes Is Our Business”’ Remodeling — Building — Repairing Free Estimates WILMER E. FRIEND AND SONS 387-5638 Swanton 58 5 PiRO WL RID OBITS nO Above: Rick Skeweris is shocked by the fact he was chosen for the Skipper of the Year award. Left: Judy Custer and Aleta DelSignore are really enjoying themselves at the prom. Below: Mary Wolfe, Dianne Rook, Vicki Graham, Nancy Meyers, Robin DeBerry, and Mrs. Ed Green look on as the Queen is escorted to her throne. Bottom: Jackie Hartman, Cookie Sharpless, and Karen Tasker seem to be look- ing for Just the Right Man. Arnold Victor Thomas was the key figure at the 1975 Jr.-Sr. Prom, although he was unable to attend. The First Annual Arnold Victor Thomas awards program highlighted the dinner segment of the evening. Several awards were presented to those seniors that had shown outstanding abilities and talents during their six years at South- ern. Among those were Dave Evans who received the Profane Language Award for his favorite use of the word CRAP. Rick Skeweris recived the Skipper of the Year award for his outstanding record of being absent illegally the most times. Marty O’Brien received the Barbara Streisand award for being the most faith- ful fan in the senior class. The Golden Tray award went to Nevin Maffett who ate 730 double lunches to win this honor. The theme for the prom was Color My World. Dinner was served at the McHenry House at the Wisp at 7:00 and the dance followed at 9:00. Entertainment was provided by Sound Affair. The theme song provided a romantic and unfor- gettable background. F, be Above: Pam Terrant found the punch bowl while Donna Tasker waits for her turn. Below: The Queen seems to be enjoying herself as she dances with her escort. Above: Tle punch bowl seems to be a very popular place for Dennis Murray, Helen Knotts, Jeff Moyer, and Mr. Luther Parrack. Below Left: Doug Prentice refreshes himself after a long dance with Terry. Below Right: Paula Bittinger acts like she is hungry. Bottom: The perfect couple: Bonnie Ruston and Stanley Lambert, flower girl and crown bearer. GOPPOLA KEIGNS OUER Clockwise: Sandy Brantner says: ‘This is how it’s done,” but Janet Cooper seems to think she’s right. Denny Durst enjoys himself while dancing to the music of the Sound Affair. “The devil made me do it,” says Buckwheat; Helen agrees. Sheila Stottlemeyer and Rich Orr seem to be having fun at the Prom. Chuck Trautwein and Barb Friend are enhanced by the music. The 1975 Prom Queen Dianne Cop- pola is crowned by Mr. Luther Par- rack. Her escort is Mark Domenick. Below Left: Prom Court includes Ann Harvey and Fred Collins; Diana Meyers and Randy Crab- tree: Below: Crown bearer Stanley Lambert, Karen Mat- tingly and Nevin Maffett, Dianne Carrico and Tim Friend. 61 ty) School’s out for the “Class of 1975.” No more skipping P.O.D. with the excuse “I have an out of school pass.” For them it will be trying to trick their freshman English teacher. (clockwise) Among the class was Steve Filemyr who was awarded the Danford Award. Barbara Scott, Jeff Moyer, and Daine Coppola have thoughts of the future. Ann Harvey gives a smile after receiv ing her diploma. Mr. Clarence Stem seems to be saying “Good job Daina Meyers.” Daine Coppola is all smiles knowing she’s made it. Betty Rice sighs of relief. Jim Dodge, Naomi Weeks, Ann Harvey, and Roger Bittinger wait patiently for their diplomas. pease nae nots ai FY Hie 1D He) Ge vat wh ‘itil iii Hai Hah Vt Tide GLASS You're a Genius Kathy Leighton, class president, gives her welcome speech. Mr. Zito’s title was You’re a Genius. Below: Dr. Sherwood’s sermon “Watch” Honored guests wait for the ceremony to begin. was very int ing. cqupapeeeliis aie” 4 ee UE THE JEA € eatest fashion finds in dress x ae OTEL AND RESTAURA APPROVED. ing — Individually Controlled ‘ MR. MRS. 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AWage Above: Coaches Jim Miers, Dave Bosley, Wilbur Hinebaugh. Above Right: Coach Knuckles (Miss Jane Avery). Right: 1973-74 returning lettermen. 68 was that of the Southern Rams this year. They were under the direction of new head coach. Mr. Jim Miers who took over the job after Bill Frost resigned. Mr. Wilbur Hinebaugh, his assistant, kept the Rams in shape to come back and win the tight games. The summer practices were ones to remember, from throwing little brothers in the pond to the Junior- Senior game. This year the Juniors challenged the Seniors to a game to see who was the better of the two. It was a good battle, but the sen- iors had more momentum to win the game 12 to 8. The first few games showed the Rams in good shape until injuries slowed them down. Lack of experi- ence, new ideas, injuries, and costly errors seemed to push the Rams from having a great team to a losing sea- son. Tom Mattingly was the only player to receive Potomac Valley Confer- ence honors. Ed Wolfe and Kevin Liller were named to the first team Tri-Valley Conference. Jim Liven- good, Eric Wotring, Ted Raynovich, and John Rodeheaver were awarded honorable mentions in the TVC. Top: Coach Knuckles (Miss Jane Avery) being interviewed by Ralph the Mouth and Fonzy. Above: BW Spartans alias the Southern Cheerleaders Left: Ed Wolfe (42) follows Dean Parsons’ (62) block and falls forward for a first down. . Southern (14 Valley Beall Bishop Walsh Parsons W. Va. School - for the deaf © Hampshire Tygart Valley Bruce Northern Lost 5 Opponent 12 13 67 38 0 31 12 27 . 14 Rams Battle to 4-5 Season Under New Coaching Staff Top: Allen Rohrbaugh (40) proves to be very upsetting to his opponent. Left: Dude Shotwell (88) tries his wings while trying to catch a pass. Above: John Rodeheaver (30) evades his Romney opponent. Opposite Page: The Ram defense doing their thing against the Northern puppies. 7 72 4 73 Ed Panther, Mike Griffith, Dave Shotwell, Tom Panther get ready for an inbounds pass against Union. Cagers Bucket 15-7 Season The chorus to Jesus Christ Superstar, changed more appropriately to Southern Rams Superstars, exploded in the gym as the team appeared on the floor. Enthusiasm filled the hearts of everyone during one of the most exciting and memorable seasons ever. The 1974-75 basketball season — we hated to see it end! We went bananas over this year’s team. They compiled a 15-7 record while playing the tough- est schedule in Southern history, finished with the 7th best record of 27 area schools, and were rated by the Cumberland Times as the 4th best team in the area. Although the team was bitterly disappointed by the blockade thrown them by Allegany on the road to Col- lege Park, they were consoled by such super-victories as Fort Hill, Bishop Walsh, and Bruce along with the Gar- rett County Championship. As a team, there were many moments they will never forget. Defeating Bruce, who proved to be the 4th best C school in the state, was one of the highlights for the team. Moral and stamina were always high especially before the tougher games. Blowing Bishop Walsh off the floor proved this. The night Fort Hill came to town the team was ready and waiting. The RAms exploded in the 4th and sent the Sentinels home with a big loss. Rams were DY NO MITE!! a Dave Shotwell strolls in for two against cross county rivals Northern. -_ — 4 Opponent Kevin Lil- ler adds two lo the score- Northéen Piedmont board. ide si ebter ntyinigy evs Top: Wrestling Rams of SHS. Above Right; Bill Herring receiving instructions from Coach Wilbur Hinebaugh. Above: Jim Clark is going in for a leg against his Northern opponent, Right: Steve Filemyr is trying hard to get up from his Northern opponent. 76 Our Varsity Wrestlers were unable to boast of even one dual meet victory this year. However, in spite of team status, we had several outstanding wrestlers in terms of their individual perform- ance. Bob Wolf finished his freshman season with a respectable 7-4 record. Tim Rush, a super sophomore, advanced to the District I Tourna- ments at Frederick. Ken Stinson, another super sopho- more, concluded his season with a 6- 4 mark and almost made it to Dis- tricts. Our third super sophomore, Mike Friend, won both of his matches against Northern in the 155 pound weight class. Merle Weeks, one of the winning wrestlers against Northern, ended up with a 5-3-3 record. Steve Filemyr, team captain, placed third in the Bi-County Tour- nament and advanced to the District ] Tournament held at Frederick. Not to be forgotten are the follow- ing wrestlers who will probably be the standouts next year: Bill Herring, Jay Sowers, Tim Skipper, Terry Steyer, Perry Clark, Tim Friend, Denny Murray, John Rodeheaver, Jeff Sines, James Clark, and David Gallagher. Managers this year were Ted Wolf, John Hayhurst, John Toston, and Dave Browning. These young men will be the varsity standouts of the future. AThe bench looking on, hoping for a win. AjJohn Rodeheaver shoots for a crossface and misses, in the process giving up his arm. 77 peo ansiniors lester an at SRE egy Top: Steve Filemyr is looking for a good chance for a takedown by moving around and trying to catch his opponent off guard. Above: Merle Weeks in a head to head combat bout against Keyser’s 185 lber successfully decisioning the PVC champion. Right: Mike Friend waiting anxiously for his bout to begin. 78 Best Record for First Year Wrestlers Are Bob Wolf 7-4 and Ken Stinson Even the managers should receive some of the credit for their help they have given this year. They keep the equipment together and make sure the mats are clean before and after the matches and then put the mats away. They give medical help to the injured wrestlers. Most of all they give the food that is eaten before the matches, such as oranges, honey, chocolate bars, and the salt pills. The managers also wrestled in the JV matches. Dave Browning wrestled 105 and Ted Wolf in the 98 lb. class. Above: Bob Wolf working hard at breaking down his opponent from Petersburg. Left: Ken Stinson going in on a power switch against Bruce. Below: Managers Ted Wolf and Dave Browning. ihe) 80 Dawn Tichnell Top: Kneeling: Karen Eddy, Diane Carrico. Standing: Dawn Tichnell, Kathy Scheffel, Robin Ravenscroft, Paula Skiles. 1p PEG a ms Bee i ie 1) i 1 I eae f a The Varsity Cheerleaders were super-thankful for the fans who so loyally helped them cheer the Rams on to a winning season. Even the guys began to chant together when the cheerleaders adopted the chant Go Bananas — and that is just what the Southern fans did. A few brought real bananas and waved them in the air while cardboard ones decorated the walls. Just about everywhere you looked in the gym you saw bananas! It seemed that team and coach also went bananas one night when instead of run- ning through a covered hoop, they ran around it. Oh well! That just goes to show what a great bunch of guys they were!! ANAS 3 Robin Ravenscroft, captain Paula Skiles CARRICO KATHY SCHEFFEL = S SS = ® ® © = = PAULA SKILES DAWN TICHNELL Vars 82 i | 4 i} in 4, a Vt h eit a ‘i te f : : ave ren! cali a si : ee a l to r. Debbie Shaffer, Renata Shillingburg, Lori Larson, Sherri Ashby, Jill Upole. Wrestling Cheerleaders Lori Larson, captain. Senior Sherri Ashby. ec tein AST I ae JV Jr. Hi 7th Squads JV Squad: Rhonda Johnson, Caroline Henn, Mary Fike, Rhonda Lewis co-captain, Brenda Scott co-captain. Jr. High Squad: Left: Brenda Snyder. Center, Back to Front: Susan Mason, Jean Hayhurst, Kim Skip- per captain, Carol Corliss. Right: Susan Shaffer. Maleg SPO tae Seventh Grade Squad: Row 1: Carrie Johnson, Becky Remley, Kathy Thomas. Row 2: Kelly Beard, Sharon Gatton, Colleen Eddy captain, Shelia Hardesty, Nancy Hesen, Kathy Kreyem- buhl. 83 4 % Pizza Ham ‘ Onion Ring: Sundaes — : RY SMOKED HAM — . USAGE BACON hid HAR-BR ILED PREMIUM STEAKS owner The Mark of % —r _ SHOEREPAIR ae ible AND THE SHOE BAR your complete shoe center 219 Green St. SPORT SHOP ngengiee Hunting and Fishing Supplies Camping Equipment 119'S. Second 334-9176 home stereo 85 Wotring singles to drive in a run oe hat i against Fort Ashby. q WEric Rams Lose Five Starting Seniors AlLydell Savage and other teammates look on as the Rams win over Fort Ashby. 7 4 z ¢ WRandy Robinette scores against Fort Ashby. Ey rh wy 87 88 Golf Team Has Another Great Year with 14-1 Record Southern Moorefield Petersburg Kingwood Southern Southern Beall Southern Smithsburg « Southern Hampshire Southern Petersburg Southern Kingwood Morgantown Coach Mr. Jim Miers is very pleased with this year’s team. 340 370 403 398 364 15 3 16 a 166 207 352 495 362 377 SPH Southern Hamphsire Southern Beall Smithsburg Southern Beall Moorefield Keyser Hamphsire Petersburg Southern Keyser Southern Moorefield Southern Keyser Keyser te 3 ce Above: Rich Orr wanders to the next hole. Top: Rich Orr tees off. Right: Jeff Hile, one of Southern’s finest golfers, in action. WSteve Liller going in for a layup in his first JV game. ; A J.V. Basketball team did not have its best year ever, but during the tourna- ment they showed willingness and determination to win, bringing Southern High a third place trophy. Their season was a big letdown. The first two games were lost by one point. It seemed in the third period of each game they could not get any thing going. At the beginning of the seaosn, their biggest player quit and the team was hurt. Another liability was the lack of experience due to the first year men. Injuries also hurt the team. During practice, Mike Colaw fell and broke his wrist and was out almost the whole sea- son. Without him, they were hurting for someone to bring the ball downcourt. Through the year the team and bench showed a lot of enthusiasm which led the Rams to third place in the Hamp- shire tourney. Fred Friffith, captain, was elected to be on the all tour- ney team. He also led the team in scoring, having a total of 203 points, averaging eleven per game. The team thought Coach Gary Newcomb did an out- standing job this year. Southern 42 62 Bruce Valley Beall Fort Hill Northein4 ‘Union Petersburg Valley Northern Petersburg Bishop Walsh Fort Hill Oppon ent 45 53 32 60 4. 8 3g 4] 39 5) 49 ol 91 ARNOLD BROTHERS HOLSOPPLE EQUIPMENT INSURANCE | | AGENCY oe , [TRACTOR | Quality Service 0g 2 i : On All Types of Insurance | - | 334-4050 New en “ 131 N. Third St. | Free Parking Mt. Lake Park 334.9605 OAKLAND OIL i. tee COMPANY, INC. CENTER Distributor for Exxon Products Try us First for your Pet Supplies 242678 Call 334-4990 229 East Alden Street Electricity is a valuable natural resource sees ntracting ling 94 Above: Jr. Rams rejoice at their first victory. Page 95: Left: Fred Gregg plans his strategy as he returns to the action. Right: Coach Dave Bosley directing his team. Coaching Took a Different Turn this year as both varsity and the Junior High Rams came under new leadership. Mr. David Bos- ley led the Junior Rams, directing them to a 2-5 season. Taking the first game by a score of 16 to 6 over Petersburg, the Junior Rams then suffered numerous injuries the following games which probably turned them on the losing trail. Thus, the lack of health along with a few inex- perienced players played a key role, combining this with the close scores of 8 to O for Bruce and 6 to 2 against Northern. The players expressed great satisfaction in the directing of their new coach as he tried to find the best players in one of the smallest Little Ram teams in the school’s history. Southern 16 Opponent Petersburg Ridgely Romney J Bruce Valley Northern Valley 7th Grade and Jr. Hi Basketball Sears GONDER INSURANCE AGENCY YOUR ndependent Insurance AGENT ‘ has everything “steves vou fiast Catalog Store 111 S. Second 334-3904 203-205 S. 2nd 334-3343 96 sWTHE? 4c � 7 Steve Liller (40 drives in for an easy layup against Northern. Southern 23 78 o4. a5) 29 38 42 39 39 Opponent Piedmont 43 Union TS Elk Garden ah Union 13 Keyser Northern Keyser Petersburg Petersburg Elk Garden Bruce Piedmont Northern Bruce Northern Tournament Piedmont Keyser Eighth Grade Tournament Oldtown Bruce Valley 97 his year’s girls’ bas- ketball team started out with great hopes for the 1974-75 sea- son. A number of girls went to sum- Sticky Fingers Todd Tichnell (33) brings the ball down the court. mer basketball camp with their top competitor Northern. At practice, Pam Terrant led the ankle exercises. It just so happened that she also led the string of ankle injuries. Pam was the first to fall into the hands of the enemy with a sprained ankle. Donna Moore, not wanting to be showed up, broke hers. Todd Tich- nell had to quit because of shin splints. Charlene Shaf- fer had to tape her ankles because of sprains. So you see this was a good year for the legs of the team. Also on the team was sure shot Ace with her forty feet bomb. Deb Smith missed a few weeks but all she needed was to warm up. Mary Crumley and Pam Trickett were two of the new players on the team who showed up great. Spirit and enthusiasm were high and all tenth grade players worked hard and showed much improve- ment. This gives much hope for a better season next year. The team tried hard and made progress but this was not enough. Donna Moore (43) keeps her eye on the ball. Southern Opponent 26 Valley 65 oo Valley 64. 58 Aurora 39 45 Aurora 29 46 Parsons 49 39 Bishop Walsh ies 28 Northern 45 24. Northern 26 28 Terra Alta SH 28 Terra Alta 39 : a ; Wy , ee . on is - “ ee | = s Top: Kathy Stem (31) leaps for the tip. Top: Peggy Watson (41) and Kathy Stem (31) watch as Donna Moore (43) puts Above: Kathy Nice, Jill Upole, and Donna Rohrbaugh — the time one in at the foul line. keepers. Above: Joyce Lewis, Pam Terrant, and Susan Eberly await the start of the game. 99 ———™_—L— EE ——————————EEE—————— es jo) oO NIORG « SEMORS - ° SENIORS « is. - iG rae ; . 5 be Be a é 2 @ , ‘ ae as ey oh : Ce iy «| % ty 4 : Pty et, Bee ‘ +e 8, 4 Sal ee ( ie 4 eee ; ce E i F 4 ‘a 5 3 rece Fd a+ eel i SUOINaS ; SUOINIS « SUOINIS « esuols ¢NIORS SENIORS SENIORS- YS SUOINIS ° SUOINIS - 101 Seniors: A Time to Remember 102 Miata Rachel Beebman Regen Franklin. Beebman Susan Merie Beekman Dianna Low Beeghly Duwid Lo Biser Patricia Goon Biser Nina Catherine Bish} Deb Sue Bittinger 103 Paula Rachelle Bittinger Reger Le Bittinger hart Lm Blane Daniel Bree Bosley Denise Slizabath Bowen Sendra Shy Bouman : es | tithe 4 mess qa’ i, Denise Gil Bouser Sandra Charlene Brantner Mr. Posey can’t believe Ann Harvey, Jeff Sines, and Gary Beachy are hav- and Lynn Shaffer seem satisfied with their senior pictures. ing so much trouble ordering announcements. Deb DeWitt, Deb Sisler, Denise Bowser, Deb Bittinger, 104 Games Abbett Browning, Gh. Sharon Pensinger Buages fois Elaine Calhoun 106 Jeff Hile gives Mike Colaw some pointers for corruption in school. Smile, Tom, you’re on Candid Camera! Michael Weyne Custer Susan Louise Dawis Barbara Lynn Davy Deborah Ann DeWitt Pauls Lone DEW fumes Rebeit Dedge Merk Themes Demenich Mek Sanford Duckworth Eugene Drew Dunben 107 It's Academic: Top Cnet Mottin Duy Dennis Rickard Durst Wane Dougls Erland, Darlene Foye Gran David Nook Evens Nebales Stephen Everd Gil Forbaugh 108 Students Compete The 1974-75 It’s Academic Team competed twice this year, traveling to WBAL TV studios in Baltimore. They retired with a record of one win and one loss. The team members were Steve Filemyr, captain, Mike Pendergast, and Nina Bishoff. The alternates included Brad Teets, Walter Lee, Brian Clatterbuck, and Tom Steger. The advisor was Mrs. Jean Grose. In the first round on October 17, Southern played against Easton and Mt. Carmel High Schools. They were victorious and returned with $300 and a set of Merit Student Encyclopedias. In the next trip Southern came in third to Randallstown and Towson Catholic Schools. 1 SOUTHERN GARRETT _its academic TV Even with the loss, the team brought back $250 and a two volume set of books on Sir Walter Scott. During their stay in Baltimore the first time, the team toured the McCormick spice factory. The next trip they toured Washington, D.C. Places visited included the White House, Capitol, and Bureau of Printing and Engraving. The trip was highlighted by meeting Congressmen Goodloe Byron and Harley Staggers. Congratulations to It’s Academic for their outstanding achievements. 109 Cheryl LyrnHlanagan Robeit Hemy Matcher Abra Etighith Ford Mewily Sue Fey Debra fouise Frazee Cujtil Ln Friend Deb DeWitt and Mike Paugh seem to be enjoying the food at the senior ; 0 ; et ; eee Ann Harvey and Ruth White know for sure that it’s good to the last drop. yrunch, 110 Genior Brunch Overwhelms All 111 112 eniors Experience Extraordinary Year BIL CO., INC. : ‘y ‘ibutor of ; Texaco Petroleum Products Kitzmiller There’s a “one an only’ in refreshment, too Mm TPANE WARY rrorsteved | ) | | bate aCe THE NESTLE COMPANY | White Plains, New York | , a BOTTLED UMDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY al = er 114 CV aioe anGepaen Resioa Fevalne Gelatin | Gfarm Chel Gos finda Nw Howser Bwuee Gere Heginbethan lf vey Hile Reger Hinehaugh Naney Gane Holtichneider Meniea Lynn Cfenson Pearl, always handing out advice. ee Naney Sl ouise “Keefer Charl Eugene Kifer Donna Meaie “Kites Barbara Anu “Kight Lonny Douglas “Kight Sock Wiliam Kinble olin Vitor Kisselovich Meitha Christine Rieyenbull Hteven Nk Leitz Seniors Strive to Meet the 115 116 fo Kumblien arson Citherine Edith Leighton || Banice Goyoo Lewis Da Vinci is going to be very upset with you, Dave Corbin. Hey, Phil! I don’t think Arnold V. Thomas came to school today. Tony Oliverio and Tom Stark seem very friendly towards the photogra- phers. Reberta Frances MeRebie Anna Amelia Klinger 117 118 “Barbara A nn Sh latheny a debra Lynn A latheny 4) ) Lank Lunn “Sh leyers Sr. Trip: Kenny- wood and Dinner ® and | Dance a on the | Gateway Clipper. “Kim Alan A lye Trin Foseph Killer Nok Andiow Hille S| Jonna ey lanie Nleore ( Jeffrey Alan Aloe Alc haol Levey N (isp w Denver Ray Negelred Hidney Ry Negelred Naty Rendolph O'Brien Skerry Lee O'Brien Aathony Angelo Ober Thomas Cfames CP ‘anther David Ss ugene Parsons Dean Allen Parsons Michael As Cen “Paugh Some of the Danforth Nominees (left to right): Mark Domenick, Debbie Frazee, Marilyn Foy, Jann Jones, Diane Carrico, Diane Coppola, and Dave Corbin. 120 Michael Thomas Pendergast Either Rech Phill Rath Ann Poland Shame on Paula Skiles, Ann Harvey, md Diane Meyers, looking at those dirty Dewin Leroy Pysell hana Abs Out Rebin Renee Ravenscroft Connie Diane Reams Denald Dale Reckast Peggy Sue Renley Barbara Kay Revroad Billy PA : Rice Dougles 0) Roberson; Ch. Diane Carrico wants to know if anyone wants to play ping-pong. ; Kevin Savage, studying?? eee Senior Year: the End oF the ngs Marty O’Brien seems happy about finally getting his announcements. Dean Parsons — caught skipping physics. The GARRETT “8° NATIONAL BANK The Bank With an Eye to Your Future No Charge Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Mortgage Loans Consumer Credit Oakland Kitzmiller Accident LaVale Plaza Bloomington Midland 122 Margaret Diane Robinette Denots Gore Relabugh eniors Awarded at Assembly Beulah race Rey Kevin Lee Savage Renal Arthas Sevag Mtpher Gat Sarge Kath Go Scheel Belly Arn Sehnidt ph Eduard Shelf 123 A Year of Constant Work Cfeind Silo Sharps Sand Kay Sapa Noitha Lee Sherwood | Stanley Shoiden oSRilt Pal David killing Dil laced Stell Gelfery Craig, ines Deborah Roe Sisley Ricky Games SReweris | Pale. Teresa SRiles Stanley Clash Shi, Ge Fanny Ler Sibi 124 BA Senay = % y . Chemie Helen Skipper Rebecca Ata Skipper Brenda Silen Sls oStiphanie. Amn Smith Clifton Wee Snyder Deborah Caroline Sowers Dennis Poul Stahl Thomas Alan Stark 125 G hel ‘é 5 lizabeth Stem Cail Patrick Stewait, Gi Stn Barnice Stewart Nile Key Steyo Harold N lichael, Neyer Samuel Ray Steyer, Ch. Vicki Johnson, are you late for class again? What are you doing Stu, playing Hide and Seek? Becky Fike seems a little hesitant having her picture taken. 4 + + ee 2¢ ee 49 4 4 33 oe + See ead 126 Seniors Take Time for Relaxation Sj (thew Storey It Charlette C: ering © Ntrawser Tey Dawid 2 Sullivan, Ch. Dorene C fay Q Swarte Diana Lun Q Swaitzenbube Donna SA larie “Tosker “Keven Lunn Tesher Stephen Deugles Toskes Ausan a nne Tesker Bradley Kay Seats Frederick Bruce lie nell a (wsha Tedd Sie hnell 127, 128 Mike Murphy and Phil Rook are taking it easy in their senior year. Cinda Shr Tortorice David fee Tu ing velyn Ann Ulery Allen Andrew Upele Cosy WoyneUpele Donald : Weyne Vint Nile Sue Wernick Mole A lonlgomery Weeks Newmi [ane “Weeks Cfory Brent Welch Rely Allen Well Rath Ellen White Charlie Kifer seems to enjoy Karen Mattingly’s company more than the ball- Denny Durst, would you rather fight than switch? game. 129 Debora Dian Wilhelm Beverly Swe Welt Cal Deleno Witt, Gi | | Playschool — was it really “‘trick or treat’? Torry Lynn Wilt Edisard Frwing Well Terry Lee Welle 130 rus 1]; Intramura vy 10; Show 9 AN, ROGER FRANKLIN tional ALY, “DIANNA Lou® ¥ ‘Chard 108 AX. Pn 2 yy IRF, NINA CATHERINE ‘ Academic Sc ho ; Quiz Team 12; SOV Who 11, 12; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 11, 12; Attend- ance Office Aide 12; Student Egchange Club 10, 11; Intramurals 7, 8; Spirit Squad 12; National Honor tee; Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium 11; Graduation Page 11; Optimist Award 12; Exchange trip to Canada 11; Chorus Trip to Weaton 8 BITTINGER, DEBRA SUE de ......Co-Op, Business ll; Student als F Whea tol Award “BITTINGERE Being FFA 10 Society 11; Pres. 12; Sr. | Play Committee; el ‘is 1s Homeroom 2; Intramurals es e 12; Style Show 7, rocker Award 12; mcil Usher 12 L BRUCE 1; Stage Band 11; Aide 11- 2, om N, DENISE ELIZABETH Who 12: So Students Officer 10; Hl Prop Doct@i Sho Ge bu Opti BOW Bu FB St change 10; Officer Pr. 8; ntramurals 7, dO: Randael more -9; Co-Op Student-o th € Moftith BRAN , SANDRA CH INE Acader Who's W ; Homecoming Comm. 1 2; Homeroom Pres. 12; Intramurals 8-10; Band 8-12; Prom Comm. 11; Library Aide 11; Youth of the _ Week Award; Creative Writing p Committee 10; Business a rales 7 : “Homecoq lumbia : Intramura BM Squad 12: Class Play; A tumn Glory Varsity Cheefigade Homecoming mitfe 12;GAA 10- Treas. Girl’s Ketball Intramurals 9 Class Play Committee; Sr. Play Cm mittee; Band 0; Prom Committee 1 ‘Ai@e 12; Style Show 9 a j Courtel2 3S 1s8) Nominee; C Prom Princes CLARY, CUR of Curt tramurals™¢-7, de pay JAN ete Aide Club 11 COPPOLA, DIANE Academic Queen; Color Guard 10- ce Rifle Capt. 12; Ski Club 10-11; Student Exchange Club 7-9; Homeroom Officer 10- ation ANZ Ss et Se “4 ook ey a Business ‘ - FBLA 11; Office , Style Show 9 J WITT, DEBORA re 1 ee onal Honor Socié d 7-10; PE Aide 7 ' T , PAULA LY Student ’ Pres. 12; Class Officer 1 . Chorus 9-11; Who’s Who ] oc. of Dat of Am. tudents 12; Student Excha Club, 10; Homeroom Office 8, 9,%11; Intramurals Class Pf Coripitay “S| Play im mittee, ommittee™bly ide 12; Sch Studeny ). Office Aide 9; HILE, JEFFREY 4 7-9; Style Show 7, Academic ; Wrestling 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; Golf 10-12; Intramurals 7- 10; Band 7-12; Stage Band 11, 12; Md. State Golf Tournament il? Sérou; i Brig 10, 1; Gin State 11; Committee 11; Style HINEBAUGH, ROGER RAY ' a FFA 8,9 . ROBERT HENRY F 2; eroom HOLTSCHNEIDER, NANCY ee. Academic | is 7-9 JUNE , 12: Baseball 11, E —_——! FA GRE TSE IE Ec ese PhYSeeEdaoShows8;-FBLA12; Intramurals 8, 9; Style Show 7 JENSON, MONICA LYNN 8-10; Varsity (2; Basketball 107 Intramurals 7-9 FORD, ALMA ELIZABETH | he Homeroom Moni Cidy ean... General “Officer | Intramurals 7, Who’s Who 12; Soe. of Dist. Phys. Ed. Show; Chorus 10-12; se Am. HS Students; Homeroom Color ? Guard 10; GLASS, MARY IDA Officer 10, 12; Jr. Class Play Intramurals 7-12; Style General §) i Committee; Band 10-12; Prom Show 10; German Club 11, 12 Style Show 7, 8; Drartg Committee 11; Danforth Nomi- , MARILYN SUE Club 10; Speech Assoc. 9-1T% nee Qu 1 Scroll 12; Highlander J Vrama ‘Production 10; ° JOHNSON, VICTORIA ANN ‘Staff 12; Who’s Who 11,12; Tutoring 12 Z. Business is c. of Dist “Sam. HS%-“s GNEGY, CHER urals 9; Library Aide 12; 7 ‘Students 12: Student Exchange Sankt ame Club 7; Intramurals 7, 9; Spirit Chorus 7, 8. % 11; Color - Squad 12; National Honor Guard 10-12; Hé ecoming i Society 11, 12; Sr. Class Play Committee 12; Homeroom || Committee; Band 7-12; Officer 10, 12; 10-12; : Doctors t , Autumn Glory Pageant 9, 11; Style Show 7, 8; i : Style Siow 8, Majorette 7-11; Optimist Club Queen 12; Yoga h Apprec. Week Award; Macy’s Thanksgi s Who in Baton Paradés of 3. ing 11,12; Who’s Who GREASER, American Music ; Highlander Who 12; vine p Students; Soll 12; High ander Show 8 : Fl, $23 Student Gpuncill HARDESTY, lonifor 12; Chorus 9; Who's ae ho 11, 12; Soc. of Dist. Am. ¢ Heart Fund oe HS Students 11, 12; olor kh Exchange Club ard 11 84 Homecoming | Intramurals 7-9; Committee 10-12; — ¥. Pres. 12; Sty xchange Club 10; Homeroom — Attendance Aide Hficer 7, 9, 11,42°GAA 10- ® Room Aide 11)) 2) Dreasshlalec Vere nes. 12s Convention 11, 12 Mntramurals 7-9; National HARDESTY, CARLA} Honor’ Society 11) 12; V. Cat Fee tee Pres. 12; Jr. Class Play Com- Homeroom mittee; Sr. Class Play Commit- Intramurals 8-1, 2m Committee; Style Homecoming 12: Col: imb a Scholastic : unselor 12; C atic Press Assoc. New York 10, 11 -. Academic 5 Interact Student by Club 12; o's Who 1]; AS Studen 12; Natio tion Page 11; Danforth No nee; Macy's Take) ent rae Intramurals 9-11) _ FRIEND, DAVID Wi Chorus 8: Prom Cou : Catfish ea i Who 12; — Girls’ Homecoming Commit -. GAA 10-12; Sec. eS Intramurals th itation; Dar Nominee; Juniot Y LORITA unselor; Science ¢ Can 133 Bi eadcs or f o Comn Counsel: F Intramura Hone Hieke 5 ate Aide mmittee 10, 11, — Home ASS. : oom Officer 7;G O-12. ‘Intramurals 7- gig Sp oe Baschall eart re: 10,423 Son Squad 427 Jr. ye a RCC l di ity, Am. HS Students - 1 Autumn Glory Pag i Varsity Club® 1 COMA O-12; Optimist, OP ee s Who ec. Week Award PLY. ANN ball 7-12: Intrad Be oh al Honor Society 1] in Ww State 12; Homecat Seroll — , rR 12: MVP |, : } pting 10, i ia Who 10- 12: Offic Aide 11; Ski Club 11; Home-- room Officer 10, 11; Golf Intramurals 9-11; Jr. Clas Play; Band; All-St Chorus 11; Stage Band 9, Style Show 9, 10; State 11; Track 9,10 MAFFETT, NEVIN RAY Academic Interact Club 12; Prom G Intramurals 7-9; Band 7-9 MARTIN, VICKIE DARLENE | Academic Business MATTINGLY, KAREN LY NN@ Butch Student Council 11; Chorul ne Court; Color Guard. ; Student Exchange Club A 10-12; Intramurals Style Show 7; Camp Hic Danforth Nominee; Ona Youth Apprec. Week McROBIE, ROB Library MELLI Genera Class Cheer Sh¢ Staff 10; Jr. Class Play Commit- Prom Committee; Style Show “SCOTT, BARBA Business me Class , Cheerleader 7.9: Cc Color Guard 10,11 ‘ 1 Coneral er Les � Show 9:4 9: Office meroom 2 OL 1G Re Be £ SINES, JEFFERY CRAIG CTIA att ey ea ee General Student Council 10; Wrestling 12; Audio-Visual : Aide 10 SISLER, DEBORAH RAE ¥ 12°20. Sa a a Business Co-Op Class Officer 10; Office | Aide 10-12; Student Exchange : Club, 9e10;GAA 10,11; sae iia 10: Band PAS: Sec. Prom Committee 11; ae Writing a3 ILES, PAULA TERESA om Staff 11, 12; Chorts 12 Homecoming Committee 1 12; Student Exchange Clube®; Homeroom Officer 8-GAA_ 10- 12; Intramurals’ 7-9; Band 7-9; Autumn Glory Pageant 12; Autumn Glory Court 12; Prom Committee 11; Style Show 9; Majorette 8,9; Homecoming Court 11, 12 . SKILES, STANLEY CLARK, JR. Stan Student Council 11, 12; s ber Puke 7 iy Club room Officer Og 42; OS all Cle Glo ourt 10; Court 11 SKILES, TAMM) Student Cou 9; Who's Wh Am. HSg Exchange ie Officer 9; Intra National Honor Society 11: . « Class Play Director; Show 7 Style , CLEMIE HELEN de 12: Homeroom n amurals 8, 9; LOMAS ALAN aaa Vocational 9: Chrous 9, 10; Ball 7; Intramurals 7-9; e 9,10 HERYL ELIZABETH © FBLA lie 12: Chofus,1%, 42: Homeroom Officer 9; 5 Intramurals 7-9; Style Show 7- 10 STEWART, LONA BERNICE Academic Homeroom Officer. 8: HCC 10- 12; Camp Hickory STEYER, NELLIE KAY Business Homeroom Officer 11,12; GAA 10,11; Intramurals 8; PE Afde.1%, .1%; « Girf's Basketball] 11] STEYER, SAMUEL RAY, JR. Vogational Heart Fund 9; Homeroom _ Officer 11; Intramurals 7-9; FFA 9,10 _ SWARTEK, DORENE GAY Academic P| Intramurals 9-11 SWARTZENTRUBER, DIANA “LYN PILQIIZ oe ss ns, Sa Academic Homecoming Committee 10; Homeroom Officer 7; GAA 10- 12; Band 7-11; Majorette 8, 9, 11: Girl’s Basketball 10 5 TASKER, DONNA otha General Homeroom Officer 12: PE Aide 11,12; Style Show 7; Girl’s Basketball 11, L TASKER, KAREN LYNN Bo, Show a TASKER, . Sue: . Chi us 8. Who's Wie Am. HSS Ments lL: St THOMAS, ARNOLD V. Beth oe cust. Academic Club Pl-h2; Who 11;Band 7-12? Wee TICHNELL, MARS horus Commi Officer. DAS WARN Business Chorus 8; Phys. Ed. Show 11; ; Officer 10; Style Show 7 WER DEBAUGH, CHERYL ‘Paes Fe Ollice ‘r murals 8,9 , RUTH ELLEN Ge sneral Exe hange Club 8: Homer Officer 9; Intramurals? 8 National Honor Society 11+ Jr. Class Play; Prom Committee 11; Danforth Nomi- nee; Bookstore Manager Show 8, 9 ' WILT, BEVERLY SUE Academic Student Exchange Club 8; Student Council 7-12; Class Homeroom ania Officer 7-12; Football 7-12; Wrestling 10-12; Baseball 10- 12; Basketball 7-12; Interact Highlander 4 Staff 10-12: Chorus 8; Who's End With .Nurse’s. Convent P.E. Aid: Prom Commit Looking Senior Awardé! Scroll 12-12; Varsit Golf 12: Spirit Squj Scholastie Activity Heart, Fund: 12; Show 12; Acorn$ Sr.-Class Play; Na Soctety 2At's Award 12 Todd eae 3. . Class Officer 8, Office Aide 9; Co ee Committee lh, Exchange Club room Officer 10 Intramurals 7 Committee 11 Girl’s Basketball TORTORICE, Cl Henry, 27... TUCKER, JAMES “Amos a .2 . ; Football 11 Show y a al Club 12; Ho ; Intramurals 8, 9; ass Play Committee; PE af 12: Style Show 8 ootball 7-11; Baseball 12; ys, Ed. Show 8: Homeroom Officer 10-12; Golf 9; Intramurals 7-9; Jr. Class Play Committee: Sr. Class Play Com- mittee 135 Breakfast ich Dinner | 334-3277 ee a ayy Moss . ee = A, £ Ss fT 4 . j NDERCLASSMEN + UNDERCL4 : ¥ ros ao Cisa Aye wi YONN NINSSYTOUFONN NA UNDERCLASSMEN +’ UNDERCLASSMEN VSS 1OUIONNeNINSSYTOWIGNNe NIWGS 138 Juniors Have Hectic Year!! Right: Jr. Class Officers: Lewis Marks vp; Tim DeWitt pres.; Barb Scott treas.; Cindy Hayden sec. Below: Ace Lewis displays his unique ping pong abili- ties. Jeff Ackerman Charles Ahern Margaret Ammann Patty Armstrong Diane Baker Jody Baker Michelle Baker Roger Baker Mike Beck Donna Bernard Linda Bernard Glenda Bittinger Wayne Bittinger Angela Blamble Linda Bolding Georganne Brown Nancy Browning Mark Bylan Kim Calhoun ' Stuart Callis Brian Clatterbuck Doug Cosby Joyce Cosgray Ralph Custer Tom Davis John DeBerry Robin DeBerry Kathy DeWitt Mary Margaret DeWitt Mike Shaffer is stunned by the 3:15 bell. Rick DeWitt Tim DeWitt Diane Dressman Pam Dumire Karen Eddy Sondra England Rebecca Evans j 139 140 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 (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 (301) 387-6666 or 245-2181 Basketball and Baseball 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 Educational. (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. Intercollegiate John Feather Brenda Fike Debbie Fike Jeff Fike Jeff Fisher Carolyn Foster Barbara Friend Tim Friend Renee Fries Dave Gallagher Angela Gattshall Paul Glotfelty Barb Glotfelty Vicki Graham Bessie Gregory Harold Griffith Barb Haley Rocky Halterman Connie Hardesty Connie Hardesty Debra Harvey Randy Harney Robin Harvey Cindy Hayden Carol Hawk Joe Helbig Jrs. Stumble Blindly. . . Steve Gibson and John Rodeheaver seem afraid of what the future holds for them. 141 Alta Hinebaugh Karen Hinebaugh Kim Hinebaugh Nancy Hixon Mike Holler Barbara Holtschneider Linda Holtschneider Craig Hutson Doug James Carl Kight Unique Personalities of Jrs. Clockwise: Rick Orr and Mystery Lady stroll leisurely to class. Bill Weissgerber — furture Pitt All-American. The gang poses for a serious picture. Left: Everyone’s superstar — Kevin Liller. Above: Karen Eddy and Randy Robinette smile brightly for the camera. Frank Kight Willy Kisner Roxanne Kitzmiller Bill Knepp Cathy Knotts Dennis Knotts Lidna Kulak Ron Lee Walter Lee Allen Lewis Bonnie Lewis Julie Liller Kevin Liller Kevin Louie Sydney Loy Jeannine Lucas Wayne Maffett Lewis Marks Patricia Martin Marilyn Mayfield Nancy Meyers Bob Mick Larry Miller Loretta Moore Darlene Moreland Leroy Morgan Dennis Murray Steven Murray 143 144 Susan Niner Rhonda Nutter Rick Orr Bonnie Otto Ed Panther Brian Paugh Donna Paugh Patricia Paugh John Peck Donna Pennington Susan Perrine Doug Prentice Vernon Pyle Wilma Pysell Diane Quimby Pam Railey Ted Raynovich Danny Reall Dale Sue Ream Bill Reams Norma Reams Betty Rexrode Dale Rhodes Randy Robinette Doug Rodeheaver John Rodeheaver Allen Rohrbaugh Dianne Rook Top: Tim Friend puts on an act and pretends he’s working. Right: Ted Raynovich was stunned by the bright lights. —_—— Juniors in Every Phase of Life. . . Mike Rostosky Betty Roy Sherri Sanders Dale Schock Jim Sell Anita Shaffer Kaw — Pavel a i Barry Shaffer Betty Shaffer Top: Denny Murray and Ed Panther were first in line to receive their rings. Above: Vicki Graham and Stuart Callis ponder at the world of chemis- try. Charlene Shaffer Debbie Shaffer Mike Shaffer Pat Shaffer P. J. Shaffer Ray Shillingburg Renata Shillingburg Scott Shirer Renee Shreve Mike Simpson John Sines Veronica Sines Debbie Smith Gerry Smith Paul Snyder Sylvia Snyder Robin Spiker Tom Steger 145 Spotlight on Juniors! Kathy Stem Glen Stiles Below: Sue Perrine is caught off guard. Bottom: Debbie Shaffer and Renatta Shillingburg show surprise. Neil Stoner Shelia Stottlemeyer Bill Stuck Darlene Swartek Danny Swartzentruber Jill Sweitzer Jim Sweitzer Connie Tasker Sherwin Teagarden Pam Terrant David Teter Dawn Tichnell Ruby Tichnell Chuck Trautwein Kim Tuel Randy Turney Carla Ulery Pam Upole Mickey Warnick Lori Warren Bill Weissgerber Tom Welch Leona Wilhelm Joyce Winters Mary Wolfe Clifton Woods Eric Wotring Janet Zimmerman 146 (7 FIAST NATIONAL Bang ORME, SD HEE st ‘Tre First Nationa Bank pK Of Oakland Always Finding Ways to Serve You Better Oakland Friendsville Kk Ky | McHenry Grantsville FULL Westernport | Barton RANK Tri-Towns Plaza 147 Sophomores Ring '77 CO ee ee Sees onittisi scoters: Class Officers: Susan Eberly president; Peggy Watson v-p; Pam Trickett sec.; Lisa O’Brien treas. Diane Ashby Randy Ashby K im Arnold Judy Baker Connie Barnard Donna Beckman Gary Beckman Kevin Beckman Renata Beckman Debbie Bernard Roger Bernard Tracy Bernard Kevin Biser Brenda Bittner Diane Bittinger Kevin Blum Michelle Blum Debbie Boone Becky Bowman Carol Bowers mA ‘ my Rodney Bowers Dwayne Boyce Doug Brady Debbie Brewton Barbara Butler Donald Chapman Darlene Clary Terri Cooper Patty Coppola Richard Cosner Mike Countryman Mary Crumley Diana Custer Judy Custer Eric Cvetnick Charles Davis Tom Deem Aleta DelSignore Mat Dever Wanda Dever 1 48 es Teresa Field: Whatithen...” (A , Am “Now wait one minute, Joni Simmone.”’ O.4 Tim DeWitt Sandy Dodge Ronni Domenick Kathy Doss Patty Doyle Mike Dressman Rodney Durst Susan Eberly Kathy Edwards Mike Evans Susan Evans Randy Ferguson Teresa Field Tim Filemyr Mark Fike Gregg Fisher Rocky Flowers Rocky Ford Allen Friend Kenny Friend Martha Friend Mike Friend Sharon Friend Carla Gank Darvin Gank Barbara George Kim Glotfelty Valinda Glotfelty Pam Goldsborough Debbie Gordon Cyndy Graham Doug Green Phil Green Cindy Greenwood Grazia Gregory Mike Griffith Sharon Guthrie Sue Halderman Kevin Hahn Beverly Hardesty Joe Hardesty Tammy Hardesty Charles Harvey Steve Hawkins Carole Henn 149 John Hershberger Helen Hinebaugh Eugene Holland Carolyn Holtschneider John Hough Susan Ingram Sandy Jenson Rhonda Johnson Rick Johnson Mike Jose Danny Junkins Judi Kahl Chery! Kitzmiller Helen Knotts Linda Knotts Arti Kohli Kim Kurilla Cindy Latin Above Right: ‘“Row, Row, Row Your Boat Judy Custer.” Below: Carole Henn and Brenda Shaffer treat themselves after a victory. Rhonda Lewis John Livengood Julia Lowers Allen Luke Bill Lyons Clarence Lyons Pam Madigan Kelly Martin Tammy Mason Paul Mateer John Mattingly Chris McDonald Jim McRobie Kathy Mellinger Charles Miller Iva Morris Gary Moore Diane Morgan Janet Moats Patty Murphy Randy Murphy Harriet Myers Sharon Naylor Kathy Nice Cathy Paugh Chris Paugh Rich Paugh Terri Paugh Brenda Perando Randy Perando Gale Pennington Danny Preston Sharon Putnam Kenny Ravenscroft Pam Re mley Debbie Rexrode Steve Ritchie Kathy Robinette Roslyn Rodeheaver Tim Rush Debbie Sanders Lydia Sanders Brenda Savage Different Moods, Different Tunes A sitout or kickout — only Terry Steyer, Paul Mateer, and Arti Kohli will know. 151 152 LAKE SIDE MOTOR COURT BAKE BREEZ MOTEL Deep Creek Lake oem. a Next to the Four Seasons Dining Room Deep Creek Lake 387-5566 Fomtyiy H. WEBER FAMILY AND SONS CO. SHOE STORE AND FLORISTS GERMAIN'S pea Say It With Flowers Weber Road Oakland 334-2147 212 E. Alder 334-2560 SINES AMERICAN STATION OAKLAND EQUIPMENT CO. AMC ¥ViGremlin Jeep American Oil Company 24 hour towing 153 Third 334-9494 Route 135 Oakland 334-4533 DOYLE REALTY A name you should know when you think of Real Estate 334-9070 121 N. Third Route 219 133 S. Secoud St. 224-2771 153 Connie Savage Jeff Savage Lydell Savage Dennis Schell Bob Schmid Brenda Scott Brenda Shaffer Jack Shaffer James Shaffer Jim R. Shaffer Terri Shaffer Colleen Shannon Don Sharpless Renee Sheally Chris Schell Barbara Shillingburg Clara Shockley Joni Simmons Kathy Sincell Anita Sines Debbie Sisler Ken Stinson Tom Skeweris Debbie Stalnaker Doc Alias (Marta Turney) reveals her natural self. Aleta DelSignore is flattered by the camera. 155 156 Keith Snyder Jay Sowers Donna Speicher Bob Stewart Debbie Stewart Sharon Stewart Terry Steyer Shelly Stoner Jeri Storey Janie Stover Alvin Strawser Lou Sturm Bret Sweitzer Melinda Teets Darla Terrant Pam Thomas Jim Tortorice Ken Tressler Pam Trickett Jeff Trickett Marta Turney Danny Upole Right: The Tenth Grade Goof-Off Award goes to Robert Davis and Eugene Holland. Page 157: Sophomore are shaping up: Rhonda Lewis, Helen Knotts, Roslyn Rodeheaver, Kathy Sincell, Mary Crumley, Terry Steyer, Danny Preston, Jack Riley, and Rodney Durst. Peggy Watson Vickie Weeks Roger Welch Sharon Welch Larry Wilhelm Patty Weimer Ed Wildesen Val Wilburn Don Woods 158 Rick Ahern Tom Allison Jamie Alvarez Vince Alvero Sandy Armstrong Venessa Arnold Bill Ashby Tom Ashby Ginger Bailey Leroy Barnard Suzette Barnard Tammy Barnhouse Mark Beachy Sharon Beachy Galen Beckman Jackie Beckman Monica Beckman Doug Bernard Richard Bernard Jim Bittinger Karen Biser Randy Biser Zendil Bittinger Eveline Bittinger “i Mike Colaw says, “Come on guys, get your hats, and swing those girls.” Richard Blamble Linda Booth Roger Bowman Mary Bowser Michael Boyce Melissa Brady Tim Brant Don Bray Bill Ingram feels very tired after his speech. Becky Broaddus Robert Brown Robert Canan Teresa Casteel Micky Chapman James Clark Perry Clark Mike Colaw Cliff Cooper Doug Corbin Steve Cosner Debbie Crouse Don Davis Mildred Davis Billy DeWitt Jackson DeWitt Joey DiSimone Debbie Dixon Carl Dopple Donna Durst Matt Eary Mike Eddy Teresa Edwards Sharon Evans Gary Ferguson Ron Fishel Cindy Fitzwater Jeff Flanagan Mike Ford Diana Frazee Susan Freeland Brenda Friend Kim Freind Tammy Friend Teresa Friend Mike Geroski Debbie Gilley Gary Glotfelty Mike Glotfelty Susan Glotfelty Diane Gnegy Tom Gnegy Eddie Gordon Jeff Gosnell Fred Gregg Scott Groves Rex Gutbrie Norman Hanline Ron Hardesty Ron Harvey py, Tom Harsh ’ ‘@ we e Jim Harvey Ve we ee 4 Ninth Grade Happy Times Below: Hurray for me Brenda Snyder. 159 160 Leeanna Harvey Jean Hayhurst Karen Heath Scott Heginbotham Bill Herring Deb Herndon Dave Hinebaugh Galen Hixon Julie Holland Bill Ingram Brent Jenson Sandy Junkins Patti Keefe Mike Kent Ken Kerns Karen Kight Jim Kitzmiller Steve Kitzmiller a ROE Sod RH WEEE EV ES. Above: Laurie Rostosky, Jean Hayhurst and Deb Herndon are looking for triple trouble. Linda Knotts Barbara Knox Allen Lantz Donna La ston Robert Lewis Connie Lewis Carl Lee Doris Lewis Paul Liller Steve Liller Barbara Lipscomb Cathy Lipscomb Randol Lloyd Phylis Lough Virgil Lower Rocky Lucas William Madigan Kelly Madigan Kenneth Marks John Matthews Degbie McPhail Mike McHenry Donna Metheny Kris Meyers Denise Miller ( me Martha Miller “a ; Cathy Moon _ Ss r Judy Moon Freshmen Everywhere Moreland a Sok Joey DiSimone and Mike Colaw together now — and forever? Top: Deb Herndon enjoys the senior class play. 161 Bob Morgan Jeff Murphy Paul Naylor Tim Nine Helen Niner Jeff Orr Tim Parrack Sandra Paugh Crystal Paugh Mark Plank Honest Miss Lease — I didn’t do it. Sheila Stem looking Virginia Pritts Martha Pysell Jay Quimby Tom Reams Vicki Rexrode Ron Reckner Debbie Ridder Alicia Riggleman Vicki Riggleman Dawn Riley errect®® David Rodeheaver Diane Rodeheaver Shirley Rodeheaver Susan Rodeheaver Gail Rohrbaugh Lisa Rook Theresa Rook Rill Rosell 162 4 J Marsha Sebold | Christina Shaffer James Shaffer _ Laura Rostosky Russell Rounds Wayne Rounds David Savage Debbie Savage Susan Shaffer Kevin Stoner: ll eawons won!” Donna Sharpless Terry Shrock Mary Simon Allan Sines Joe Sisler Kim Skipper Sharon Skipper Teresa Smith | Brenda Snyder | Mike Snyder Debbie Spaulding Ruth Speicher Carl Stahl Dave Stalnaker Sheila Stem Robert Stemple Jenilee Stemple Kevin Stoner David Stover Henry Steyer Sharon Sweitzer Theresa Sweitzer Donna Tasker Debbie Tasker Janice Tasker Lisa Tasker Rita Tasker Tim Tuel Cathy Tressler Brant Turney Claudia Ulery Sherry Umbel Lynn Upole Linda Upole Thomas Upole David Valentine Mitchelle Viraugh Darrell Welch Lisa Whitehair Carl Williams Rick Wilt Ralph Wohl Robert Wolf Marcia Wolf Steve Wolf : Tim Yommer ALT 9H students lazily await their Teport cards on the final day of school. | q ROLYANS Two Stores of Fine Furniture , WEST-MAR : Ree + — = re .- ss. eB ox = aero 2 , GENERAL STORE Selling — Trading All Types of Real Estate and Business Opportunities For All Your Needs on Deep Creek Lake 334-9100 104i St; Mt. 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Lake Park 334-3414 Custom Built Homes Also Modular Pome: Display on Pysell Crosscut Rd. Deer Park 167 Joanne Beckman James Beeghley Tim Beitzel George Bell Mark Bennett Tina Bennett Larry Bernard Brenda Bernard Wayne Bernard William Bernard Richard Bishoff Mary Ann Bishoff Brad Bittinger Jeff Bittinger Cliff Bittinger Patty Bittinger Tom Bittinger John Blamble Julie Blamble Mike Bolding Gale Bosley Debbie Bowser Ronald Bowers Carlos Bolyard Virginia Brady 168 8th Graders Resume Another Year’ at Southern | Mike Ahern Rose Ahern Becky Allison Paul Ammann Rick Armstrong Donna Ashby Drew Bailey Roy Baker Cynthia Beck Gary Beckman James Beckman Sandy Bartholo- mew = ba w S25 Sey ‘= 4, | a ici: , a William Brantner Trina Bray Kenneth Brenneman Teresa Brown David Browning John Berkeridge Shirley Burns Curtis Calhoun Fred Callis Steve Callis Roger Chadderton Richard Cogley Chery] Collins Marilyn Colville Dennis Cooper Allen Crossland Julia Crosco ARS Sre Carol Corliss Lianne Cosner Chery] Cosner Chris Crabtree Thomas Cuppett Glen Custer Paul Custer Daniel Daniels Charlene Davis atl Werdebaugh inspects for cracks in ih _ Pe e wall. 169 8th Graders eats Mark DeWitt Robert DeWitt Await Freshman Year Colin Durban Randy Dumire Bonnie Evans Don Evans Tom Evans Dave Eberly Ken Feather Gail Ferguson Jody Fletcher Gene Flinn Pam Ford Yvonne Frazee Rebecca Friend Lois Filemyr Mike Fitzwater Mary Freeland Kathy Gallagher Jim Gallagher Dianna Gordon Dawn Gattshall Jim Gatian Willis Glotfelty Cindy Graczyk Tim Gnegy Brenda Graczyk oe Carol puts on her poker-face for her next class. Clifford Graham Ronald Green Mike Green . om , KAM i oy IO ray ; “4% 4% Mk ILUTCL oy } Liz Grant Mike Gilley Cynthia Gnegy Kala Savage and Gale Bosley dance their way to their next class. 170 — Aimee Hanline Brett Hardesty Elizabeth Harsh Harold Harsh Barbara Hartman Loren Hawk John Hayhurst Ray Helmick Val Jean Herndon Diana Hinebaugh Jimmy Hinebaugh John Hinebaugh Gary Holtschnei- der Connie Hutzel Curtis Hutson Samuel Ingram Kirk Johnson Roberta Johnson Janice Kain David Kahl Paul Kaufman Rodney Kerns Sharon Kight Shirley Kisner Patrick King Tim Kitzmiller Anjali Kohli Susan Kulak Lois Knox Eugenia Lambert Top: Harold Harsh rushes to class. Clifford Graham Kathy Graham Bill Graham Marlene Griffith Pat Gregg Brenda Glass Brenda Gilpin Jeff Haines Connie Harvey Carol Harvey Scott Harvey William Harvey f FH pores oS cee. e. Discipline from Mr. Jim Panther to Cathy Graham can sometimes be pleasing. 171 Ann Leighton Robert Leighton Belinda Leighton Angie Lewis Frank Lewis Todd Liller Steve Lichty Marvin Lipscomb Mary Livengood Debbie Ludwig Sue Mason Mark Mateer Sherry Mayle Cathy McLaughlin Stan McRobie Pam Merrill Jim Meyers Mike Michaels Patrice Mick Joanna Miller Robin Moore Maria Moreland Carol Mott Donna Murphy Diane Narr Joe Narr Ronnie Noel Becky Norris Sharon O'Brien Burl Ours Debbie Owens Drucilla Ours Gregory Parsons Bill Paugh Brenda Paugh Ethel Paugh Eugene Paugh Gary Paugh Lisa Paugh Otis Paugh John Paugh Jane Plessinger Carol Porter Lori Powles John Pritts Lisa Pritts Ted Pirtts Steve Proulx James Railey Debbie Ranken Mark Raynovich Owen Ravenscroft Jayne Roy Darren Reams Dawn Gatshall and Lori Powles pose for a picture on their way to gym. ss 172 Kimberly Reams Mike Reams Kenneth Reams David Rebele Barbara Reckart Duane Reckert Lois Reckert Willard Reckert Eighth Graders Have a Bright Year at Southern Sharon Riggleman Debbie Robinette Vickie Rodeheaver Tina Roth Carol Roy Terri Riggs Tracey Riley Teresa Riley Danny Redman Connie Reed Ruth Rice Sue Railey Julie Blamble looks forward to another year of school. Nancy Roberson William Rodeheaver David Rolf Pam Root Ed Roszell Harland Roy Jeannette Rudy Tammy Ruff Melanie Ryan Typical eighth grade chorus practice. 173 Joe Sampson Danita Sanders Eric Sanders Kayla Savage William Shiflett Bill Schmidt Deena Schmidt Sandy Schmidt Donna Schock Mark Shaffer Randy Shaffer Connie Shannon Donna Sheally William Shreve Susan Schell Rhonda Shelly Janice Shiflett Donna Shrout John Simon Russell Simmons Thomas Simpson Junior Sirbaugh Eric Sisler Joyce Sisler Greg Skiles Nancy Sluss Gerald Smith Paula Spaulding Gilbert Stalnaker Warren Steger Debbie Stem Calvin Stinson Jimmy Stample Larry Steyer William Stump Lowell Sturm George Tasker Jacqueline Tasker Jimmy Teets Lance Spiker Donna Tasker Roger Tennant Kevin Tephabock Annette Tharp Esther Thayer 4 Picture Not Available Class of 79 Excited Over Upcoming Year Ce aaa Amy Henline always has a smile on her face. Py Lisa Thayer Lucas Thomas John Toston Craig Trautwein Gregg Tressler Kimberly Trickett Patty Unger Donna Uphold Shirley Uphold Bonnie Upole Charlotte Upole Butch Upole Douglas Upole Michael Upole Ronny Upperman John Virts Gerald Watson Jim Weeks Colleen Welch Bev Welling Jimmy Wells Aurelia Werdebaugh Penny Wiley Brenda Wilhelm Sammy Wilson Jim Whitacre Randall White Brenda Wilt Clyde Wilt Richard Wilt William Wolfe Greg Wotring David Yommer Seven members grade chorus. aio. of the eighth 175 CORNISH MANOR , . You Will Never Have A Better Meal ' ; 4 TRESS LER S DINE IN THE ae ra PGE BEAUTIFUL Pe a SUZUKI COUNTRY se” ak OF NINETEENTH ARENT AWG : ; CENTURY SS ES f Suzuki — Bultaco SURROUNDINGS | Penton — Enduro | Racing Bikes oh, ed Snowmobiles STEAKS @ CHICKEN @ SEAFOOD COCKTAILS ; Mt. Lake Park MODERATE PRICES CASUAL DRESS : 334-4159 OPEN 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM Vs Mile Off Rt, 219 4 ; MEMORIAL DRIVE i f OAKLAND, MD. 334-3551 CARPET CLEANING REVOLUTIONARY NEW SOIL EXTRACTION SYSTEM “We Remove The Dirt — Not Hide It’’ FURNITURE CLEANING SCOTCHG THE JEANERY 1015 E. Oak St. Oakland Just Down From the School RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Jeans and Cords Tops and Stuff val | 'B INTERIOR CLEANING 111 E. CENTER OAKLAND MD 176 NAYLOR'S HARDWARE Plumbing Heating | | GREGG'S PHARMACY Your Health ls Our Business 115 S. Third 334-2197 MANOR BUILDERS SUPPLY HEALTHLAND For All Your Health and American Hard merican Mardware Sickroom Needs Dealer Route 135 334.2109 105 S. Third 334-2111 Mt. Lake Park 178 Chris Friend, Cindy Callis and Vicky Rodeheaver “freak out’’ in the halls of Southern. Kenny Ahern Dondi Alvero Richard Anderson Thomas Ashby Ruby Ayers Eleanor Barnard James Barnes John Barnhouse Randall Bartholomew Kelly Beard James Beard Alma Beckman Gary Beckman Wayne Beckman Elaine Bell Terry Bernard Ken Biser Mary Bolding Tracy Boone Jeff Bowman Patricia Butler Edsel Calhoun Cynthia Callis Greg Carrico Christina Clark Ron Coddington | Laura Cogley Jeff Colaw Lonnie Corby George Corliss Kevin Craver Gary Crosco Sherry Crossland John Cryser John Culp Allen Cummings Franklin Custer Dean Daniels James Davis Judy Davis Roy Dawson Doug Devlin Joe DeWitt Genevieve Dillsworth Wayne Dillsworth Roger Dixon Michele Doyle Patricia Dressman Sheila Dunham Colleen Eddy Larry Elliott Joe England Daniel Evans Robin Fear Steven Ferguson Andrew Fike Dennis Fike Kenneth Fike Orlando Fike Charlotte Fishel Dora Fitzwater Terry Ford Vincent Foster Glen Frazee Barbara Friend Bryan Friend Christine Friend John Friend Leroy Friend Steven Fnend Tony Friend Eleanor Gabbert Brenda Gaither Mark Gallagher Jeff Gank Linda Garlitz Sheri Gatian Jack Glotfelty James Glotfelty Tamra Graham Seventh Graders Are Fed to the Teacher Machine Below: Danny Wolfe is caught in the act “running the halls.” Right: Roger Lowdermilk and Larry Sherwood enjoy their first year at SiHts: Dan Green Kim Green Carl Hanline Doug Hardesty Sheila Hardesty Patti Harsh Barbara Harvey Karen Harvey Michail Harvey Raymond Harvey Sandra Harvey Ronnie Hauser David Heath Phil Hebb Judi Herring David Hershman Nancy Hesen Brenda Hinebaugh Jeff Hinebaugh John Hinebaugh Mike Hoye David Ingram Eugene Jacks Robert James Lon Jenks Carne Johnson Kim Johnson Lori Johnson Ron Junkins Marsha Kenner Roger Kifer Lisa King Reid King Geoffrey Kinnaman Craig Kitzmiller David Kitzmiller Mark Kitzmiller Michale Kitzmiller Michele Kitzmiller Janet Knepp Warren Knotts James Knox Kathryn Krevenbuhl John Kurilla George Landis David Lentz Catherine Lee Delbert Lee Janice Lee Renee Lewis Angela Liller David Liller Delbert Liller Brenda Livengood Ralph Livengood John Lough Roger Lowdermilk Ben Lower Sara Lower Lisa Lucas Paul Lucas Terry Lucas Tammera Ludwig Michael Madigan Ellen Maffett Neil Maffett Shelba Martin Gwen Matthews Clarence Mayle James McBee Kim McDonald Vicki McMillian David McPhail Jim McRobie Below: Barbra Uphole is literally carried away by Terry Ford, Alen Mountain, and Bill Mayle. Right: “Milk ain’t all we have to drink at lunch” says Wayne Beckman. Victoria Judy Lisa Stem Stemple Paul Amanda Stahl Spaulding Franklin Patty Brenda Skipper Snyder Adventure to the Robert Skeweris Seventh graders often have temptations — Don’t they James Murphy, Collen Eddy, Billy Nelson and Nevin Maffett. ES 7 ; James Sisler i Nevin Sines Martha Sines Mark Shrout Charlotte Shirer Teresa Shaffer Jonna Esther Kim Carolyn Shaffer Seal Schmidt Schmidt Schmidt Savage Sanders Sanders Scott Shaffer 182 Patricia Brenda Deborah Diane Stephen Linda Hollie Cathy Robert Jeffrey Meadows Michaels Miller Miller Miller Molt Moore Moore Moore Moreland Yvonne Moreland Allen Mountain Gary Murphy James Murphy Billie Nelson Donald O’Brien Tim Panther Larry Patton Debora Mason Juanita Leslie Nancy Ken Perry Karen David Robinette Proudfoot Pritts Prentice Plessinger Pierce Petersheim Paugh Paugh 183 184 Daniel Wolfe Leona Tilden Wilt Wilt Francis Williams Tim Whitacre SJ AtY Vicky Stem, Sue Riley, Craig Savage, and Jerry Stever are caught by the camera. j i Kimberly Welch Everett Wei- mer Robert Warn- ick Patricia Warn- ick Debra Warn- ick Ronnie Uphold Jeff Upole Jeff Bonnie Kim Susan Kathryn George Steven Christina Umbel Uleer Tortorice Tolbert Thomas Thayer Teets Teets oxi Mrs. Purbaugh’s class seems to know something that she doesn’t know! Below Left: Kathy Kreyenbuhl seems to be saying something. Below Right: Mars invades Southern and Jeff White is the leader! a Sherry Stemple senseesinseitenesenee ie Riise oR ee Sara Stover Betty Lisa Terry Steven Gary Doug Dennis Cynthia Berton Steven Teets Teagarden Tasker Tasker Tasker Tasker Tasker Tasker Sweitzer Sullivan 185 SOUTHERN OAKLA mese3 121 For All of Your Garden and Farm Needs On US 219 Oakland 334-3955 Color TV : Room Dial Phones _ |5 Minutes From Deep _) Creek Lake and Wisp arge Rooms No Pets GLEN HAVEN PIZZA.PUB a P « WM. A. SHIRER ® e aad “ae | re : ee 3 Nae General Tae Contractor Oakland PROUDFOOT'S OAKLAND PHARMACY rexel This Ay allman, Canke 106 S. 2nd 334-3913 MARVIN'S MEN'S WEAR Quality Is the Buy Word Clubman Suits, Sport Coats Arrow Shirts Wembley Ties Campus Sportswear Farah Pants Misty Harbor for Women 129 S. 2nd 334-921 | BUCKLEY PHOTO 334-9253 Wedding ID Passport Copy Work Group Children is omer be Wx oH 187 lity goes in before the name goe L SERVICE E. INSTA 210 E. Alder St. as PAN CAY MBER Service : pairing SIZE j SERVICE | 8 @ MILLWORK e PLYWOOD e HARDWARE @ DUTCH BOY PAINT @ WATERLOX | 188 Q MINISTRATION FACULTY ADMINISTRg , : = = = S = = BS © = Sh ee = re | = B pA ee % me l NOVI ¢ NOILVULSININGY ° ALINOVI 189 190 Administration and Secretaries Elaine Ream Ronna Teets Ed Green, vp Carl Everly, vp Anna Bishop | ! Ben Thorn Pam Peddicord Betty Lou Liller 191 Miss Avery gets it on the head. . a wad af . Jane Avery Linda Garris Picture Not Available William Hogam Bernice Idleman rice looking on. Retiring Mrs. Price is honored by her Creative Writing class with Mr. P i costal ested | scatemeeeniaaiehamemeimaaaa 192 ————— OAKVIEW MOTORS INC. CHRYSLER CORPORATION Chrysler Plymouth Gravely Valiant EXON Tractors ' Your Dealer 334-2137 225 E. Oak St. Oakland DAVIDSON'S ARMY AND NAVY DISCOUNT STORES Complete Stock of Camping Supplies Genuine Military Surplus Fishing and Hunting Supplies Workwear and Sportswear 334-3822 207 E. Alder Oakland Mathematics Donald Lipscomb Mary Lou Wilson James Zimmerman 194 Social Studies Mark Al Henrietta Lease ta Louie Newcomb Mr. Alkire loses some of his wind. Berlin Wilhelm 195 Science Leroy Bolding Brook Green Mr. Bolding tries to get the point across. James Panther Willard Wolfe 196 Fine Arts N n Richard Clever Carolyn Wilt Patti McLaughli Language +. Joan Lambert Linda Norris Duey Snyder Mrs. Pratt does not believe the story she is being told. it ¥ Sonia Pratt 197 198 Library Staff Martha DeBerry Joanne Shaffer Health Nurse Driver Ed. A eS Donna Wade Gene Flinn Wilbur Hinebaugh tt Del Boring Tire Service, Inc. POLYGLAS, POLYSTEEL, RADIAL FOREIGN CAR TIRE HEADQUARTERS DEL BORING TIRE: SERVICE. INC 24 HOUR OFF THE ROAD SERVICE TUNE-UPS - MUFFLERS EXHAUSTS 8 AM To 5 PM Daily Friday Night Till 9 PM 8 AM - 12 Noon Saturday =—— 334-8178 re TRUCK 258 N. THIRD ST. OAKLAND Cons PASSENGER Phys. Ed “Na - Tom Kuhn Jim Miers Helen Rostosky Don Stemple Female faculty members get out their night-wear for a basketball game. Special Education David Beard Helen Chaney Lucille Marsh, Aide Eleanor Fricky, unphotographed Betty Hesen Pam Spurrier 199 200 Cake decorating is the best part about Foods. ? A KA D. C. Updyke J. Arch Baker Vocational Tim Siljander Education Home Ec. Photo Not Available Business Mildred Meyer Bonnie Shaffer Corile Wilhelm Sarah Smith 201 kerman, Ivan Ray Junior Varsity 90, 91 rman, Jeffery W. 138 Varsity 72-75 n 38 BEACHY, GARY W. 102, 104 n, Charles E. 138 Beachy, Mark S. 158 rn, George F. Beachy, Sharon M. 158 n, Kenny Ray 178 Beard, Mr. David 199 . Michael 168 Beard, James Edward 178 Rickey Lee 158 Beard, Kelly G. 178 glas 195 —s aL IDR. 69, 105 nan bia : B. 169 Blum, Kevin W. 148 169 “ Blum, Michelle R. 148, J. 49, 139. 145 Dalry bert D, 159 Bolding, Mr. Leroy 196 a - Bolding, Linda E. 10, 16,” - Bolding, Mary Jo 18, 178 Bolding, Michael 18, 97, 1 Bolyard, Carol 168 Boone, Debra L. 148 Boone, Tracy Franklin 178 Booth, Linda B. 158 ; , DIANE L. 9, 22, 61, i’ regary Willis 178 F , RICK G, ; oe Ann 18, 159 on, Roger 169 Ashi. D Diana iiss 148 ‘aes Donna oh 102 , — e. iss Helen 199, BOSLEY, DANNY B. 68, 74, 10 Donald 1 , i, J. Bosley, Mr. David 68, 94, 95, 19 ickey B. 94, 159 ), Randy, Ro; Bosley, Gale 18, 16 8 . Beehly, Thorfias BOWEN, DENISE 104. Beitzel, Timothy Bell, Elaine E. 17 Bowers, Carol J. 148 Bowers, Dayid W. Ayers. Ruby A. 178 Bell, George 168 Bowers, De : Bailey, Andrew 168 Bennett, Dana P Bowers, Ja Bailey, VirginiaA.158 Bennett, Raymo Baker, Anna M. _ Bennett, Tina 168 | Baker, Mr. J. Arch 200 Berkeridge, John ! Baker, David WV epley ; Bernard, Brenda 1 Bakely Diane 13. Bernard, Connie D. 178 Bernard, Debra A. 14 Bernard, Donna J. 49, 138 : Bernard, Douglas E. 158 Bernard, Leroy W. 158 Bernard, Larry 168 Bernard, Linda K. 16, 49, 138 | Bernard, Richard G. 18, 158 rd, Roger W. 148 Colaw, Jeffery Lynn] Colaw, Michael K. 1 Collins, Sheryl! fernard, Terry Lee 1 79 Miiiiieie. Colville, Marilyn . Bernard, Trac y Lal 2, 143 Conley, Ervin R. Bernard, Wayne 168 Conley, Sandra L Bernard, William 168 Cooper, Clif BISER, DAVID 103 Cooper, Den 2 Biser, Gary W. COOPER, So BARNARD. ALMA V. 102 Biser, Karen Marie 158 104 Cooper, Te Barnard, Eleanor E. 178 Biser, Kenneth 178 Brantner, William 169 COPPOLA, DIANBI Barnard, Suzette E. 158 Biser, Kevin L. 16, 148 Bray, Donald G. 158 61, 103, 106, 128 Barnard, William BISER, PATRICIA 103 BRAY, MARCIA LYNN 124. Coppola, Patricia A. 16, 148 Barnes, James Norman 178 Biser, Randy Eugene 18, 158 Bray, Tina 169 CORBIN, DAVID C. 106, 116 4 Barnhouse, John William 178 Bishoff, Mary Ann 168 Brenneman, Daniel D. Corbin, Doug E. 159 Barnhouse, Tammy J. 158 BISHOFF, NINA C. 103, 109, 142 Brenneman, Kenneth 169 CORBIN, STEVE D. 106, 117 Bartholonew, Randall Bishoff, Mr. Richard 200 Brenneman, Sam D. Corey, Lonnie Ray 178 Bartholonew, Sandra 18, 168 Bishoff, Richard 168 Brenneman, Sharon M. Corliss, Carol 169 Baseball 86, 87 Bishop, Miss Anna 191 Brewton, Deborah L. 148 Corliss, George 178 Basketball Bittinger, Brad 97, 168 Broaddus, Becky Ann 159 Cosby, Douglas W. 73, 139 : vir ne, Bittinger, Brenda L. 148 Brown, Georganne 138 Cosgray, Joyce A. 57, 139, 142 unior High 96 Bittinger, Clifford 168 Brown, Robert D. 159 Cosner, Chery! 18, 169 202 Cosner, Lianne 169 Cosner, Richard L. 148 Cosner, Stephen E. 159 Countryman. Michael 148 Crabtree, Christopher 169 CRABTREE. RANDY G. 61, 106 Craver, Amanda J. Craver, Kevin Gene 178 Crone, Mr. William 195 Crosco, Gary Dean 18, 178 Crosco, Julia 169 CROSCO, PAMELA J. 106 Crossland, Alan 169 Crossland, Sheery 178 Crouse, Debbie L. 159 Crumley, Mary G. 16, 19, 98, 148, 156 Cryser, John Douglas 178 Culp, John Franklin 178 Cummings, Allen Jefferson 178 Cuppett, Thomas 169 Custer, Diana G. 16, 148 Custer, Franklin Heywod 18, 178 Custer, Glenn 169 Custer, Judy L. 22, 58, 148, 150 CUSTER, MICHEAL W. 107, 128 Custer, Paul 169 Custer, Ralph 139 Cvetnick, Eric L. 68, 148 Daniels, Dan 74, 169 Daniels, Dean Lindsay 178 Danner, Miss Marcette 197 Davis, Carl W. Davis, Charlene 169 Davis, Charles R. 148 Davis, Donald W. 159 Davis, James Fredrick 178 Davis, Jody 178 Davis, Mildred C. 159 Davis, Robert T. 139, 156 DAVIS, SUSAN L. 107 DAVY, BARBARA L. 107 Davy, Judy Davy, Richard Davy, William D. Dawson, Patricia M. Dawson, Roy Edward 179 Dean, Mr. F. DeNeal 201 DeBerry, John 139 DeBerry, Miss Martha 198 DeBerry, Michael W. DeBerry, Robin E. 58, 139 Deem, Thomas G. 148 Delsignore, Aleta F. 13, 16, 58, 148 Dever, Matthew S. 148 Dever, Wanda D. 148 Devlin, Dougle 179 Dewitt, Bill 94 DEWITT, DEBORAH A. 104, 107, 110 DeWitt, Jackson Lee 159 DeWitt, Joseph Michael 179 DeWitt, Kathy 139 DeWitt, Lana G. 18, 170 DeWitt, Mark 170 DeWitt, Mary M. 139 DEWITT, PAULA L. 107 DeWitt, Phillip L. DeWitt, Richard G. 139 DeWitt, Robert 170 DeWitt, Timmy B. 148 DeWitt, Timothy L. 16, 19, 49, 57, 138, 139, 142 Dillsworth, Wayne Lee 179 Disimone, Joey 97, 159 Dixon, Barbara 2, 18, 170 Dixon, Debra S. 159 Dixon, James W. Dixon, Roger 179 DODGE, JAMES R. 107, 125 Dodge, Sandra K. 149 DOMENICK, MARK T. 59, 61, 69, 107 Domenick, Ronnie M. 149 Donham, Dorthy Doppel, Carl P. 159 Doss, Barbara 170 Doss, Katherine D. 149 Doss, Terry L. Doyle, Michele 179 Doyle, Patricia L. 149 Dressman, Diane M. 16, 19, 139 Dressman, Micheal D. 16, 19, 149 Dressman, Patricia 18, 179 DUCKWORTH, MARK S. 107 Dunhan, Sheila R. 179 Dumire, Dennis Dumire, Pamela A. 139 Dumire, Ranndol 170 Durben, Colin S. 170 DURBEN, EUGENE D. 107 DURR, ERNEST M. 108 DURST, DENNIS R. 60, 108, 118, 129 Durst, Mrs. Donna 194. Durst, Donna S. 18, 159 Durst, Rodney L. 90, 149, 156 Eary, Mrs. Alice 201 Eary, Matt 18, 159 Eberly, David 18, 170 Eberly, Susan E. 13, 16, 99, 148, 149 Eckrode, Freeman M. Eddy, Colleen 179 Eddy, Karen M. 49, 139, 143 Eddy, Michael A. 159 Edwards, Kathy M. 149 Edwards, Teresa L. 159 Elliott, Barbara A. Elliott, Larry Delvert 179 England, Joseph Cameron 179 England, Sondra L. 49, 139 England, Thomas C. 16 ENGLANDER, WAYNE D. 108, TEES Evans, Bonnie 170 Evans, Daniel Everett 179 EVANS, DARLENE F. 108 EVANS, DAVID M. 15, 16, 19, 108, 125 Evans, Deborah Evans, Donald 94, 170 EVANS, KIMBERLY A. 108 EVANS, MARTHA A. Evans, Michael E. 149 Evans, Rebecca E. 139 Evans, Sharon A. 16, 159 Evans, Susan N, 149 Evans, Thomas 170 Evans, Velda R. Evans, William EVERD, NICHOLAS S. 68, 108 Everly, Mr. Carl 190 FARBAUGH, GAIL 108 Faulkner, Jill Fear, Robin 179 Feather, John A. 141 Feather, Kenneth 170 Fergeson, Gail 170 Fergeson, Gary A. 159 FERGUSON, JERRY L. 108 Feruson, Randy L. 149 Ferguson, Steve George 179 Field, Tersesa M. 12, 149 Fike, Andrew W. 18, 179 Fike, Brenda M. Fike, Brenda M. Fike, Deborah A. Fike, Dennis Herbert 179 Fike, Donna J. Fike, Jeffrey N. 16, 139 Fike, Kenneth Eugene Fike, Mary A. 149 Fike, Melvin Allen Fike, Orlando Victor 179 FIKE, REBECA L., 4, 108, 126 Fike, Russell E. Fike, Tammy S. 3 Filemyr, Lois 18, 170 FILEMYR, STEVEN M. 16, 19, 76, 78, 108, 109 Filemyr, Timothy L. 16, 149 Filsinger E. A. 5 Fishel, Charlotte 179 Fishel, Ronald W. 159 Fisher, Gregory 149 Fisher, Jeffrey A. 139 Fitzwater, Cynthia 159 Fitzwater, Dora F. 179 FITZWATER, JANN 16, 108 Fitzwater, Mr. John 200 Fitzwater, Michael 170 FLANAGAN, CHERYL L. 110 Flanagan, Jeff L. 94, 159 Fletcher, Jody 170 FLETCHER, ROBERT W. 68, 110 Fletcher, Virginia L. Flinn, Bobby Gene 18, 170 Flinn, Mr. Eugene 198 Flowers, Rockford A. 16, 149 Football Junior High 94, 95 Senior High 68-71 FORD, ALMA 110 Ford, James F. Ford, Lawrence W. Ford, Michael C. 159 Ford, Pam i170 Ford, Rocky 18, 149 Ford, Terri Lynn 179, 181 Fortune, Sandra Lee Foster, Carolyn D. 141 Foster, Vincent C. 179 FOY, MARILYN S. 13, 16, 110 Frame, Mrs. Dorothy 192, 199 France, Mrs. Judith 192 FRAZER, DEBRA L. 12, 160. 22. 110 Frazee, Diana E. 18, 159 Frazee, Glen 179 Frazee, Yvonne 170 Freeland, Mary Freela nd, Susan 159 Freyman, Mr. William 200 Fricky, Mrs. Eleanor 199 Friend, Alan L. 149 Friend, B. Christine 178 Friend, Barbara A. 49, 60, 141 Friend, Barbara A. 179 Friend, Brenda L. 159 Friend, Bryan 179 Friend, Carl E. Friend, Christine 179 FRIEND, CRYSTAL L. 110 FRIEND, DAVID W. 68, 111, 117 FRIEND, DEBRA E. 111 FRIEND, DOREEN K. 111 Friend, Greg A. FRIEND, JERRY B. 111 Friend, John Clinton 179 Friend, Kenneth W. 149 Friend, Kimberly A. 159 Friend, LeRoy 179 FRIEND, LINDA F. 111 FRIEND, LINDA L. 111 Friend, Martha L. 149 Friend, Michael E. 9, 22, 68, 76, 78, 149 Friend, Olive Friend, Rebecca 170 FRIEND, RICHARD R. 111, 117 Friend, Sharon 149 FRIEND, STEPHEN M. 111] Friend, Steven Allen 179 Friend, Tammy L. 159 Friend, Teresa L. 159 Friend, Timothy L. 61, 76, 141, ] Friend, Tony 179 Fries, Ranaye E. Fries, Renee 141 Future Business Leaders of America 50 Future Farmers of America 46 Future Teachers of America 5] Gabbert, Eleanor K. 179 Gaither, Brenda L. 179 Gallagher, Cathy 18, 170 Gallagher, Dave 141 Gallagher, Francis Gallagher, James 170 Gallagher, Mark A. 179 Gank, Carla C. 149 Gank, Darvin R. 149 GANK, DENNIS W. Gank, Jeffrey 179 Garlitz, Linda Low 179 Garlitz, Rita L. GARLITZ, JERRY L. 11) Garris, Mrs. Linda 192 Gatian, Jim L. 97, 170 Gatian, Sheri 179 Gattshall, Angela L. 49, 141 Gattshall, Dawn 18, 170 German Club 44. George, Barbara A. 149 GEROSKI, CYNTHIA L. 112 Geroski, Mike A. Gibson, Steve 68, 141 Gillespie, John C. Gilley, Debbie 159 Gilley, Mike 170 Gilpin, Brenda 171 Girls’ Athletic Assoc. 25 Glass, Brenda 18, 171 GLASS, MARY 112 Gloftelty, Barb 141 Gloffelty, Dale A. Glotfelty, Gary W. 159 Glotfelty, Jack Allen 179 Glotfelty, James Allen 179 Glotfelty, Kimberly 149 Glotfelty, Michael 159 Glotfelty, Paul E. 141 Glotfelty, Susan M. 18, 159 Glotfelty, Vanlinda 12, 16, 149 Glotfelty, Willis 170 GNEGY, CHERYL A. 4, 12, 16, 22,112 Gnegy, Cynthia 170 Gnegy, Diane M. 159 Gnegy, Thomas D. 159 Gnegy, Timothy 170 Goldsborough, Barbara Goldsborough, Pam S. 149 Golf 88, 89 Gordon, Debbie A. 149 203 Gordon, Dianna 170 Holland, Julie M. 160 Kisner, William H. 143 � Gordon, Edwin W. 159 “Holland, Eugene E. 16,90, 150, KISSELOVICH, JOHN 115 __ Gosnell, Charles Harvey, Connie 171 156 oo. Kitamiller, Cheryl 160 Gosnell, Jeff T9159 ‘HARVEY, DALE E. 112 Holler, Michael O. 142 ey Kiuzmiller, Craiz Jeffrey 180 Kitzmiller, David Lee 180 czyk, Brenda 170 Harvey, Deborah 141 Holtschneider, B. E. age ezyk, Cynthia 170 HARVEY, ELEANOR A. 61, 104, — Holtschneider, C. J. 15 Kitzmiller, James E. 200 Graduation 62-64 110, 112, 120 oltschneider, Gary 171 - Graham, Bill 171 ’ Harvey, James D. 159 Holtschneider, L. S. 142 de a a Graham, Cathy 171 Harvey, Karen L. 180 HOLTSCHNEIDER, N. J. 114 Kitzmiller, Michele 187 — ¥ Graham, Clifford170, 171 Harvey, Leeanna L. 18, 160 “Hor 22.25 Kitzmiller, Roxanne 98, 143 _ Graham, Cynthia 16, 58, 149 HARVEY, MICHAEL G. = R. 150 Kitzmiller, Steve 160 — SS Graham, Tamra Lynn 179 Harvey, Michael Ray 180 Hough William W. Kitzmiller, Timothy Gal Graham, Vickie 13, 16, 49, 56,58, Harvey, Randolph L. i, House, Mr. Dallas 195 Knepp, Janet M. 18, 181 | 141, 145 Harvey, Raymond Allen 180 Hoye, Michael 180. ' Knepp, William He | Grant, Elizabeth 18, 170 Harvey, Robin L, 49, 14.1 Hutzel, Connie 171 re GREASER, KENNETH L. 112 Harvey, Ronald J. 159 Green, Mrs. Brook 196 Harvey, Ruth A. | Green, Daniel Lee 180 Harvey, Sandra K. 180 | Green, Doug W. 149 Harvey, Scott 171 | Green, Mr. Edward 190 Harvey, Sherman R. Green, Kimberly A. 180 HARVEY, THO} ASC. 112 Green, Mrs. Mary Ann 58 i “Har am M. 171 Green, Michael 170 a AUSER, LINDA M. 114 Green, Philip A. 90, 149 Hauser, Ronnie D. 180 Green, Ronald 170. Hawk, Carol L. 141 Greenwood, hia 13, 16, 149 Hawk, Loren 171 Gregg, E. Fre 94,95, 159 Hawkins, Steven M. 149 | Gregg, Pat 18, Hayden, Cynthia A. 16, 128, 155 | Gregory, Bessie A. 141 141 | Gregory, Grazia G. 149 Hayhurst, Mrs. Jean 199 Griffith, Dacid G. Hayhurst, Jean A. 160 Griffith, Fred E. 68, 90, 91 Hayhurst, John 171 Griffith, Harold 141 Health Careers Club 53 oe GRIFFITH, KIMBERLY 12, 16, Heath, David 180 28 Heath, Karen J. 160 Griffith, Marlene 171 Hebb, Philip Allen 180 Griffith, Michael 72, 74, 149 Groer, Mr. Lawrence 200 MrseJean10Q1.94 Hebb, Richards GINBOTHA Jones, George J. JONES, JANN C. Jose, William M. 150 Junior Journalists 39 Junkins, James D. 150 Lee, Donal e171 Lee, Janice iL. 160 Lee, Michae Pa Lee, Ronald | ANCY L. 115 Lee, WalteP@, : Leighton, Ann | Leighton, Rob b Leighton, Ran 43 — Tk) Oe Se eS Lewis, William R. Library Aides 34 Lichty, Steven 90, 91, 172 Liller, Angela 181 Liller, Mrs. Betty Lou 191 LILLER, CATHERINE M. 116 Liller, David Edwin 181 Liller, Delbert Irven 181 Liller, Julia A. 49, 143 Liller, Kevin D. 16, 49, 68, 72, 74, 75, 143 Liller, Paul E. 160 Liller, Steve 18, 94, 97, 161 Liller, Todd 18,97, 172 Lipscomb, Barbarba L. 161 Lipscomb, Cathleen 160 Lipscomb, Mr. Donald 194. Lipscomb, Marvin 172 LIVENGOOD, JAMES N. 68, 107, 116 Livengood, John R. 150 Livengood, K. A. Livengood, Brenda 181 Livingood, Mary 172 Livingood, Ralph Wilson 18, 181 Lloyd, Randal L. 18, 161 LOBB, JAMES 117 Lough, John Scott 181 Lough, Phyliss A. 161 Louie, Elizabeth V. 18 Louie, Kevin J. 143 Lowdermilk, Roger 179, 181 Lower, Benjamin Lewis 181 Lower, David Lowers, Julia 150 Lowers, Sara 181] Lowers, Virgil 161 Loy, Sydney 12, 16, 143 LUCAS, ADAM J. JR. 117 Lucas, Gary Lucas, Jeanine C. 12, 16, 143 Lucas, Lisa I. 181 Lucas, Paul W. 181 Lucas, Rocky L. 16] Lucas, Terry Wayne 181 Ludwig, Debra 172 Ludwig, Tammera 18, 181 Ludwig, William Luke, J. Allan 150 Lyons, Clarence A. 150 Lyons, Kathy A. Lyons, William J. 150 Madigan, Kelly A. 161 Madigan, Michael 18] Madigan, Pamela 150 Madigan, William 161 Maffett, Ellen L. 18, 181 Maffett, Neil Roy 18, 181 MAFFETT, NEVIN R. 61, 117 Maffett, Wayne J. 16, 143 MAHAFFEY, CLINTON S. 16, 19, 117 Malcomb, Rickey D. Marks, Kenneth F. 94, 161 Marks, Lewis M. 56, 138, 142, 143 Marsh, Mrs. Lucille 199 Martin, Linda R. Martin, Patricia A. 49, 143 Martin, Shelba J. 181 MARTIN, VICKIE D. Mason, Susan 18, 172 Mason, Tamera L. 16, 150 Massi, Mrs. Wilda 193 Mateer, Mark S. 18, 172 Mateer, Paul R. 150, 151 Mathews, Gwen 181 Mathews, John .D. 161 Mattingly, John M. 16, 68, 150 MATTINGLY, KAREN L. 12, 16, 61,117, 129 MATTINGLY, THOMAS 16, 19, 22, 68, 106, 117 Mayfield, Mr. David 194 Mayfield, Marilyn E. 143 Mayle, Clarence William 181 Mayle, Patricia K. Mayle, Shari 172 McBee, James Leo 181 McBEE, KENNETH A. 117 McCrobie, James Willaim Jr. McDonald, Chris D, 150 McDonald, Kimberly 181 McHenery, Mike 94, 97, 161 McLaughlin, Cathy 172 McLaughlin, Mrs. Patti 197 McMillen, Rodney E. McMillian, Vicki 2, 181 McPhail, David A. 181 McPhail, Debbie A. 161 McRobie, James T, 151, 181 McROBIE, ROBERTA F. 117 McRobie, Stanley, 172 Meadows, Patricia L. 18, 183 MELLINGER, ANNA A. 117 Mellinger, Clarence Mellinger, K. M. 151 Merrill, Pamela 172 Merrill, Paula Messenger, Reggie A. 18, 94, 97 METHENY, BARBARBA A. 118 METHENY, DEBRA L. 118 Metheny, Donna L. 161 Metheny, Mrs. Marilyn Meizger, Michael S. Meyer, Mrs. Mildred MEYERS, DIANA L. 10, 61, 114, 118, 120 Meyers, James 172 MEYERS, KIM 118 Meyers, Kris 19, 161 Meyers, Nancy J. 58, 143 Michaels, Brenda L. 183 Michaels, John Michaels, Michael 172 Mick, Antia F. 18 Mick, Patrice 172 Mick, Robert 143 Miers, Mr. James 68, 199 Miller, Charles D. 151 Miller, Deborah 183 Miller, Denise 161 Miller, Diane 183 Miller, Mr. Harold 196 Miller, Ida D. MILLER, IRVIN J. 118 Miller, Joanna 172 Miller, Larry C. 16, 19, 73, 143 MILLER, MARK A. 118 Miller, Martha L. 161 Miller, Stephen 183 Moats, Janet L. DeWitt 151 Moats, Robin C. Moats, Roy Allen Moon, Hallie M. 183 Moon, Judith A. 161 Moon, Kathryn M. 161 Moon, William G. 94 Moore, Cathy 183 MOORE, DONNA M. 98, 118 Moore, Gary 151 Moore, Loretta J. 143 Moore, Robert Irven 183 Moore, Robin 172 Moreland, Allen R. Moreland, Darlene 143 Moreland, Donald S. 94, 161 Moreland, Esther D. Moreland, Jeffrey Earle 183 Moreland, Maria 19, 172 Moreland, Yvonne L. 183 Morgan, Diana S. 151 Morgan, Leroy 143 Morgan, Robert R. 162 Morris, Iva E. 151 Morris, Rebecca 18, 172 Morrow, Mr. Ruthvan 195 Mott, Carol 18, 172 Mott, Linda 18, 183 Mountain, R. Allen 181, 183 MOYER, JEFFREY A. 59, 60, 68, 118 Mulliken, Michael Murphy, Donna 172 Murphy, Gary Lynn 183 Murphy, Harley Jr. Murphy, James 183 Murphy, Jeffery 162 MURPHY, MICHAEL L. 6, 118, 128 Murphy, Patti A. 151 Murphy, Randy L. 97, 151 Murphy, Robert Murray, Dennis 59, 143, 145 Murray, Stephen A. 143 Myers, Harriet E. 16, 151 Nair, Dianna 172 Nair, Joseph 172 Nair, Loretta J. National Honor Society 49 Naylor, Paul B. 162 . Nayolr, Sharon E. 16, 151 Nazelrod, Curtis M. NAZELROD, DENVER 8, 119 NAZELROD, SIDNEY R. 119 Nelson, Billie 183 Nelson, Christopher 16, 51 Nelson, Otis Newcomb, Mr. Louis 195 Nice, Kathy J. 16,99, 151 Nine, Timothy L. 18, 162 Niner, David Jr. Niner, Helen 162 Niner, Kenneth P. Niner, Susan D. 144 Noel, Ronnie 172 Norris, Miss Linda 197 Norwish, Richard L. Nutter, Rhonda 144. O’Brien, Donald 183 O’Brien, James Wayne O'Brien, Lisa A. 148 O'BRIEN, MARTY R. 119, 121 O'BRIEN, SHERRY L. 9, 119, 172 Office Aides 35 Orr, Jeff L. 16, 19, 162 Orr, Richard B. 16, 19, 60, 68, 142, 144 Otto, Bonnie S$. 144 Ours, Burl 172 Ours, Drucilla 172 OVIVERIO, ANTHONY 117, 119 Owens, Debra 172 Panther, Edward E. 22, 49, 73, 74, 144, 145 Panther, Mr. James 196 PANTHER, THOMAS J. 22, 73, 74, 119 Panther, Timothy 183 Parrack, Mr. Luther D. Jr. 59, 61, 190 Parrack, Timothy D. 94, 162 PARSONS, DAVID E. 68, 119 PARSONS, DEAN A. 68, 69, 119, 121 Parsons, Gregory 18, 172 Patterson, Miss Frances 197 Paugh, Albert Paugh, Brenda G. 172 Paugh, Bryan S. 144. Paugh, Cathy A. 151 Paugh, Crystal 162 Paugh, David Allen 183 Paugh, Donna L, 13, 16, 144 Paugh, Ethel 172 Paugh, Eugene 172 Paugh, Gary 18, 172 Paugh, John 172 Paugh, Karen 183 Paugh, Leonard R. Jr. Paugh, Lisa 172 PAUGH, MICHAEL A. 16, 110, 119 Paugh, Otis 172 Paugh, Patricia J. 49 Paugh, Peggy A. ' Paugh, Richard R. 151 Paugh, Sandra E. 162 Paugh, Teresa 51 Paugh, William F, 172 Peck, John E. 144 Peddicord, Mrs. Pam 191 PENDERGAST, MICHAEL 16, 19, 109, 120 : Pennington, Gale S. 16, 151 PENSINGER, SHERRY L. 12, 16 Perando, Brenda L. 151 Perando, Randell 151 Perrine, Susan L, 12, 16, 49, 144, 146 Petersheim, Perry 183 PHILLIPS, ESTHER R. 8, 120 Pierce, Kenneth Wayne 183 Pike, Crystal A. Plank, Mark A. 18, 162 Plessinger, Jane 8, 172 Plessinger, Naney D. 183 POLAND, RUTH A. 120 Porter, Carole A. 172 Porter, Sharon Posey, Mr. Michael 193 Powles, Lori 18, 172 Pratt, Mr. Fred 193 Pratt, Mrs. Sonia 197 Prentice, Douglas R. 59, 142, 144 Prentice, Leslie K. 18, 183 Preston, Danny A. 151, 156 Price, Mrs. Bessie 193 Pritt, Lisa 172 Pritt, Ted 172 Pritts, Eugene K. Pritts, Jonathan 172 Pritts, Juanita K. 183 Pritts, Virginia S$. 162 Prom 58-61 Proudfoot, Mark A. 56, 57, 68, 142 Proudfoot, Mason 183 Proulx, Steve 172 Purbaugh, Mrs. Dorothy 193 Putnam, Karen J. Putnam, Sharon E. 151 Pyle, Vernon L, 144 PYSELL, DARVIN LEROY 120 Pysell, Martha L. 162 Pysell, Wilma I. 144 Quick, Mr. Robert 200 205 Sincell, Kathryn L. 16, 19, 154 . Sines, Allen R. 163 Quimby, Jay D. 162 Railey, James 172 Rod Railey, Pamela R. 144 Robrbaugh te Ranken, Debra 172 ‘ Rausch, Henrietta 16 Rausch, i ra Rolf, David 173° Rolf, Tina Marie 18 Jeanne L. 12, Lf Paynovich, Mark 18, 172 a Ranovich, Theodore 16, 19, 49, Rook, Lisa M. 68, 114 Root, Pamela 173 Reall, Daniel T. 144 rereeanlOOL, Theresa L. 16 Reall, Michelle RostoskyyMrs Ream, Bill E. 144 Rostosky, Laurie S. 16 Re m, Darren 172 Rostosky, Michael J. 68, 145 MS, CONNIE D. 120 Roszell, Bill E. 162 Dale Sue 16, 56, 57, 142. Roszell, Edward 173 Roth, Tina 173 s. Elaine 190 Rounds, Russell J. 163 Kenneth 173 Rounds, Wayne 163 Kimberely 173 Roy, Betty J. 145 s, Machael 173 Roy, Carol Lynne 173 eams, Norma 49, 144 Roy, Harlan 173 Reams, Tommy N. 162 Roy, Thomas E. Rebele, David 18, 173 Roy, W. Jayne 172 Rechart, Barbara A. 173 Rudy, Jenette 19, 173 RECHART, DONALD D. 120 Ruff, Tammy 173 Rechart, Dwayne 173 Rush, Timothy C. 76, 77, 1 Rechart, Kenneth C. Ruston, Mrs. Sarah 196 Rechart, Lois 173 Ryan, Melanie 18, 173 Rechart, Willard 173 Sampson, Joseph 18, 174 Reckner, Ron W. 162 Sampson, Robert Redmond, Daniel Jr. 173 Sanders, Danita 18, 174 Reed, Connie Marie 173 Sanders, Deborah L. 151 Remley, Pamela J. 16, 151i Sanders, Eric 18, 174 REMLEY, PEGGY S. 120 ‘Sanders, John 182 SHARPRESS. SANDR Remley, Rebecca L. 18 _ Sanders, Kimberly 182 124. REXROAD, BARBARBA K. 121 nders, Lydia 16, ee Sharpless, Terry Wayne Rexroad, Betty I. 144. ( herr Sheally, Donna 174 Rexroad, Debbie E. 151 ge, Bi 16, 19, 151 Sheally, Renee T. 12, 16 Smith, Rexroad, Victoria A. 162 avage, Coca Sieally, Rhonda’ 74 Smiths Rhodes aS Twn BVARE, Craig 184 eetz, Mr. Robert 196 Smith, Rhodes, Rose é Svat ] i a RICE, BETTY 12; Vea 23, yl Rice, Ruth 173 Richardson, Lynn M. “4 Richie, Steven C. 16, 19, 22, 90, Savage, Kayla 18, 17 HIFLETT, STANL 151 - SAVAGE, KEVIN L. 16, 121, 123 Shiflett, William 174 Paul F. 145% : Ridder, Debbie L. 162 Savage, Lydell A. 90 Shillingburg, B. L. Snyde r, Sylvia 49, 145 bee Riggleman, Alicia L. 162 SAVAGE, RONNIE 123 SHILLINGBURG, PAUL 124. Solomon, Mike Riggleman, Shari L. 173 SAVAGE, STEPHEN 123 Shillingburg, Ray E. 16, 145 Sowers, Jay B. 2, 16, 76, 156 Riggleman, Vickie L. 162 SCHEFHEL, KATHY J. 123 Shillingburg, Renata 145, 146 Spaulding, Debra L. 18, 125, 163 Riggs, Terri 18, 173 Schell, Chris L. Shirer, Charlotte 18, 182 Spaulding, Paul Edward Riley, Donna S. 162 Schell, Dennis L. Shirer, Scott H. 145 Spaulding, Paula 174, 182 Riley, Hyun Sook (Sue) 173 Schell, Susan 174 Shockley, Clara S. 3, 13, 16 Speicher, Donna K. 156 Riley, Jack C. 90, 156 SCHMIDT, BEVERLY A. 123 SHOTWELL, DAVID E. 4. 9, 11, Speicher, Mr. Harvey 97 Riley, Sue 184 Schmidt, Bill 174 22, 68, 73, 74, 75, 124 Speicher, Helen 182 Riley, Teresa 173 Schmidt, Carolyn 182 SHREVE, EUGENE L. Speicher, Ruth E. 163 Riley, Tracy Allen 173 . Schmidt, Deana 182. Shreve, Renee 16, 145, 149 Spiker, Robin J. 145 Rinker, Debra Schmidt, Deana 174 Shreve, William 18, 174. Spiker, T. Lance 174 ROBERSON, DOUGLAS L. 121 Schmidt, Kimberly 182 Shrock, Terry 163 Spurrier, Mrs. Pam 199 Roberson, Nancy 173 Schmidt, Robert H. Shrout, Donna 174 Stahl, Amanda J. 182 Robinette, Cathy J. 151 Schmidt, Sandra 174 Shrout, Mark R. 182 Stahl, Carlton L. 163 Robinette, Debra 173, 183 Schoch, Dale L. 145 Siljander, Mr. Tim 200 STAHL, DENDS 125 — ROR Ee DIANE 123 Schoch, Donna 174 : s, J 12 i Sale me STEIDING, HERMAN 125 Tasker, Jacqueline 17 Updyke, Mr. Dorris 200 WilbuFns Val 157 STEM, CHERYL 126 Tasker, Jam es Glenn Uphold, Barbarba 181 Wildesen, Edward S, 157 Stem, Debra 174. Tasker, Janice L. 16, 163 Uphold, Dabey Eugene Wiley, Penny 175 Stem, Mary Katherine 98, 99,146 | TASKER, KAREN L. 58, 127 Uphold, Donna 175 Wiley, Ruth 184. Stem, Shelia A. 163 Tasker, Lisa L. 163 Uphold, Jeffery Allen 184 Wilhelm, Mr. Berlin 195 | Stem, Victoria 182, 184 Tasker, Rita L. 163 “Uphold, Lance G. Wilhelm, Brenda 175 Stemple, Mr. Donald 72, 199 Tasker, Ronald Uphold, Linda S. Wilhelm, Mrs. Corile 201 Stemple, James 174 Tasker, Sandra Uphold, Lynn Edwin 163 WILHELM, DEBORAH 130 Stemple, Jenille 163 TASKER, STEVE D. 127 Uphold, Panela G. 146 Wilhelm, Lawrence E. 157 Stern ie Tasker, Steven J. 185 Uphold, Terri Wilhelm, Leona E. 146 stemnple. 163... EAE : TASKER, SUSAN A. 12516: 127 Uphole, Bonnie 175 Wilhelm, William Stevenson Sten Bice Shari 185 : CEN - Uphole, Charlotte 175 Williams, Carl 163 hens, Michael E. : Uphole, Douglas 175 Williams, Francis J. 184 Barbarba J. 185 185 Uphole, Michael 175 Wilson, Debbie 184 iL T36-., Uphole, Robert Allen Wilson, Mrs. Mary Lou 194. . 156 cels: + : UPOLE, ALLEN A. 128 Wilson, Sam 175 ; Upole, Butch 175 “ WILT, BEVERLY S. 130 Upole; Connie Sue iy, mn, om Wilt, Brenda 175 Upole, Daniel L. 156, 184 WiltyMrs, Carolyn 197 __UPOLE, GARY W. 128 Wilt, Clyde 175 Upole, Ronnie D. 184 WILT, EARE'D. 130 Upole, Shirley 175 — BWilt. Leona M. 184 Upole, ok ae 18 hayer, George Edward 1 Thayer, Lisa 175 Thayer, Michael Thomas, Gerald Thomas, Ginger S. Thomas, Katheryn 18, 184 : Thomas, Lucas 175 + 185 5 _ Thomas, Pamela S. 156 : Warren, Laurie L. 16, 146 Wolfe, Ralph V V in W. 156 Thomas, Sharon : Watson, Mrs. Evelyn 194. WOLFE, TERRY 130 , CHARLOTTE 127 Thorn, Mr. Benjamin 191. Watabn, Gerald 74,175 | Wolfe, Mr. Williard 196 inthe 16, 139, 146 Tichnell, Dawn A. 22, 146 Watson, Peggy J. 16, 99, 148, 154. Wolfe, William 175 Wood, Donald R. 18, 157 ncils 42, 43 TICHNELL, FREDERICK 127 Weeks 1m TICHNELL, MARSHA T. 98,127 WEEKS, MERLE M. 6. a4 128 Woods, Clifton E. 146 6, 156 Tichnell, Ruby Jean WEEKS, OMI J. 729 3 Wotring, Eric William 16, 68, 146 q Tolbert, Susan 184 Weeks, Vic BF ¢: a Wotring, Greg 175 TORTORICE, CINDA L. Weimer, Everett B. 184 WOTRING, TINAM, 4, 13, 16, -Tortorice, James Thomas Weimer, Patricia 1, 157 ‘ 130 i y Tortorice, Kim Mordom 1 ’ _ Weis erber, Wil iam G. 68, 142, Wrestling 76-79. | : 127 “ Toston, John 18, 175 : Yommer, David a ; D. L.127, — Trautwein, Charles G 0, Welc ible: 175 Yommer, Timothy K. _ Trautwein, R. Craig 18 145 Welch, Darrell L. 163 _ YOST, SUSAN L. 130 - Tressler, Cathy L. 163 Ww _ GARY B. 9, 129 ZICKEFOOSE, DIANA L. 130 We fh Winbé rly R. 18, 184. ; Zimmerman, Mr: James 194 . Welch, Nancy R. 184 fZimmerman, Janet E. 12, 16, 49, Trickett, Jeffery J. 156 WELCH, RANDY A. 129 — f 146 4 - Trickett, Kimberly 18, 175 Welch, Roger L. “ : : Trickett, Pam J. 13,16, 98,148, Welch, Sharon L. 157 ' 156 ; Welch, Shirley TUCKER, JAMES M. 68, 128 Welch, Thomas Henry 146 Tuel, Kim E. 49, 146 Welling, Beverly 175 Tuel, Timothy A. 163 : WELLING, WILLIAM R. 129 Turner, Cleon Randolph 14¢ 6 Wells, James 18 i Turner, Mrs. Laura 201 Werdebaugh, Aurelia 175 Turney, Brantly R. 18, 163° WERDEBAUGH, CHERYL 129 � Turney, Marta L. 13, 16, 15 WHETZEL, JOYCE E. TUSING, DAVID L. 128 Ay re, James 18, 175 Uber, Bonnie S. 184 : Whitacre, Rita L. Ulery, Carla al re, Timothy 94, 184 Ulery, Claudia 146, ae J White, Jeffery Everett 18, 184, ee EVELYN4 5 r. Ernest 200° é . Michael fery 8, 184. andall 175 63 _ Tressler, Gregory 175 Tressler, Kenneth R. 68, 15¢ RO aa = , Lisa 163 Selene: esl eee 208 ane a ogee os = a eS Agwayi6? — in Lee's Fabrics 166 _ Arnold Bros. 92 _ Backbone Mt. Inn 166 - Bauer Lumber !67 eachy Lumber 66, 188 usch and Lomb 105 Jeall, Garner, Geare Ins. 47 _ Ben Franklin Store 165 Big Tee 28 - Bill's Marine Service 36 Buckley Photo 187 _ Burns, Bernie Grinding Service 167 Cee — Dee Restaurant 136 Charmette Beauty Shop 84 Chimney Corner Restaurant 84 Coke 113 Cornish Manor Rest. 176 Davidson's Army Navy Store 193 : Dee — Ann Ladies Apparel 136 Deep Creek Oil 113 Deer Park Water 113 Del Boring Tire Service 198 Doyle Realty 153 Edge O'Lake Restaurant 37 : ; ; : | Englander's Pharmacy 29 Family Shoe Store 152 Fitzwater Furniture | 64 Friend, Wilmer E. 52 Friend's Radio TV 85 Garrett County Promotion Council 66 Garrett Manufacturing Co. 36 _ Garrett National Bank 122 Gonder Insurance 96 Grange Supply 47 Gregg's Pharmacy |77 Hawkinson Tread 166 Healthland 177 Helbig's Jewelry 165 Helbig's Sport Shop 85 Highview Park Apartments 93 Holsopple Insurance 92 J M Food Market 166 Jan Florists 136 Jeanery, The 176 Kight's Insurance 136 Lake Breez Motel 152 Lake Side Motor Court 152 Madigan Auto Sales 52 _ Malone's Gifts 45 Manor Builders 177 Marvin's Men's Wear 187 Master Shoe Repair 85 Mellinger Enterprises 29 Morrises Mt. Crafts 47 Mt. Top Paving 37 Naylor's Hardware |77 Nine, Don Construction 93 Nu-Way Laundry 176 Oakland Equipment 153 Oakland Oil 92 Oakland Stationery 37 Oak — Lee Dairyland 84 : Advertising Index Oak View Motors 193 Par-Mat Lanes 84 Patterson Boat Co. 20 Paul's Mt. Top Tire 45 Pizza Pub 186 Potomac Edison 93 Powles Builders 167 Proudfoot's Oakland Pharmacy 187 Robertson's Grocery 105 Rolyans 164 Rudy's 113 Sears 96 Sines American 153 Shirer, Wm. A. Contractor 186 Southern States 186 Stemple’s Cleaners 164 Sterling Processing 85 Stewart Funeral Home 28 Stuart's Grocery 52 Style — Rite Beauty Salon 164 T, T, T Vending 93 Thayer's Oakland Electric 188 Town Motel 186 Tressler's Suzuki 176 Tri — R Roller Rink 37 Walt's General Store 165 Weber Florists 152 West — Mar Realty 165 Wood Products 47 Your Pet Supply 92 Youthland 153 1975 Highlander Printed by: Taylor Publishing Company Dallas Texas 750 copies Member: Quill and Scroll Journalistic Honor Society Columbia Scholastic Press Enamel paper Association, Columbia Silk screen stiff cover University, New York City Heading style: Impact Italic 36 point or Prestype hand-letters Body copy |0 point type Captions 8 point Senior Directory 4 point Indexes 4 and 6 point Senior names |8 point Monterey script Underclass names 6 point Senior Portraits by Ruhl Studio Underclass Pictures by Davis Studio All other pictures were taken, developed, and printed by student photographers. Enrollment: 1550 Junior-Senior High School with grades seven through twelve. Jeri Storey Marta Turney Becky Remley 212 Diane Custer, Aleta DelSignore, Judy Kahl, Sharon Naylor. Miss Jane Avery Miss Jane Avery, Kenny Pierce. 213 — 4 ty iepsdey BRR esate aay WW yet a 214 A name and a picture that will be implanted in our minds for the rest of our lives. A symbol that will serve as a reminder of our adolescent years and our young and naive ideals. A name that will recall memo- ries — good and bad. The time has come for the Class of ’75 to move on — to discover a strange and difficult world and leave the old and familiar behind for a new crop of explorers. If they accomplish what they set out to do, like the ones before them, they too can be labeled what any person would like to be called — a success. 215 Senior Class Motto: | am not afraid of tomorrow for | have seen yesterday and I love today. Senior Colors — P urple and White Senior Flower — Carnation - SX! - x i, Say Sep