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ce room rc eer Fete poet , re |. Brenda Snyder. 2. Terri Riggs. 3. Bunny Rabbit. 4. Bobby DeWitt, Ray Helmick, Jim Whitacre 5. Terry Steyer, Steve Ritchie. 6. Jay Sowers. 7. Bart Sweitzer, Rhonda Johnson, David Eberly. 8 Coach Jim Miers. Jim Clark Student Life... Sports ase... Geniors...... Underclassmen Educators .... Index. 171 197 In the beginning we understand not the people, nor the principle, nor the universe, but, in learning we reach. 1. Susan Mason. 2. Pat Gregg. 3. Jay Sowers. 4. Mr. Bolding, Larry Blamble. 5. Mike Colaw. 6. Mrs Cvetnick and Eric Cvetnick. 7. Regg Messenger. 8 Bart Switzer. 9. Ken Tressler 1. Sue Evans. 2. Craig Kitzmiller. 3. Cathy Kreyenbuhl. 4. Jeff Umbel. 5. Judy Custer and Mary Crumley. 6. Bill Ashby. Each step that is taken leads us to greater strides, just as our Curiosity leads us to greater knowledge AN 1. Lance Spiker. 2. Aleta DelSignore. 3. Mike Colaw, Jeff Flanagan, Ed Wildeson. 4. Liz Grant. 5. Jeff Colaw, Jeff Umbel, Roberta Johnson Around the corner are the unknown days of tomorrow. Who knows the future that they behold. f | Each is his own at Southern! Whether he’s President of the Student Council, on the Homecoming Court, or a member of the Office Aides, he’s free to express his own personal ideas in which to help better the future of himself and ; STUDENT LIFE other students at Southern High School. As each student participates in the activities of Southern, he develops his own values and goals while learning about life, about others, and most of all, about himself. 10 Autumn Glory turned out to be, for me, a chance to meet new people and enjoy a lot of new experiences. It was great! Queen Iva Morris es , — er , 9 | 10 oi y 1. Maid of honor Judy Custer and her escort Ken Stinson. 2. Twelfth grade princess Rhonda Lewis and her escort Robert Davis. 3. Queen Iva Morris and her escort Ken Niner. 4. Flower girl Shelly Stuck and Crown bearer Robbie Sharps. 5. Eleventh grade princess Linda Booth and her escort Steve Liller. 6 Tenth grade princess Carol Corliss and her escort Dave Browning. 7. Autumn Glory Queen and her Court. 8. The startled queen, Iva Morris, clings to her picture-posing escort, Ken Niner. 9. The Statue of L iberty holds her torch over Autumn Glory. 10. Maid of Honor, Judy Custer, smiles for the camera 12 This year’s Homecoming Queen was Judy Custer. Judy was a G.A.A. member and the decoration chairman for Homecoming. The day of the dance Judy had to take her SAT test and could not supervise over the decorating. She did not know if the decorations would turn out as planned so naturally her nerves were shot. Judy felt that being Homecoming Queen was an honor and any GAA member would be excited over the title. The week preceding Homecoming was filled with various events, some of which were crazy sock and hat day, lick-em day, red and white day, a scavenger hunt, and a bonfire. The winners of the scavenger [ie ae ¢ hunt were given a free pass to the game on Friday night. The pep assembly Friday afternoon included a pom-pom routine performed by Senior High Majorettes and varsity cheerleaders. There were various chants and cheers and many selections played by the Senior band. The cheerleaders also played a stunt on six of the football players who were blindfolded and unknowingly kissed by their mothers. Friday night was the Homecoming game. The Southern Rams were defeated by the Northern Husk- ies, twelve to zero. All in all the events of the week made Homecoming 1976 a memorial event. 1. Tildon Wilt, Kelly Beard 9th grade; Bob Wolf, Sherry Umbel 11th grade. 2. Doug Field, Jeanine Shank. 3. Ken Stinson, Aleta DelSignore 12th grade; Dave Browning, Becky Morris 10th grade. 4. Queen — Judy Custer and King Ken Niner. 5. Crosstown Traffic. 6. Kevin Savage, Renee Sheally. 7. Aleta DelSignore, Ken Stinson. 8. Judy Custer, Ken Niner. 9. The Crowd enjoying themselves. 9 DCR Bete: 14 The Southern Highlander Marching Band practiced many long hours in mud, rain, and even snow preparing for their trip to the Festival of States Competition in Florida. This trip was most memorable for the seniors as well as for the entire band. Many 1. The band performing at the Naval Academy. 2. Preparing for Florida. 3. The ice : . eee ope : Southern Highlander Band. 4. Practice makes perfect. 5. Kathy Thomas per- practice hours were put into use while in Florida, but right after ; ; A : : ‘ : forms! 6. Mike Dressman shows winning form Mr. Clever has ‘em do it one practice everyone raced for the beach. more time. 8. Mr. Clever, are you yelling again? The band traveled frequently throughout the year. Among the travels were the Maryland Band Day in College Park, Md., and the Naval Academy Field Show Day. Stage Band Rocks On! Err Tere? tier a a ie —i? o coe ‘ 4 +e yw, 1. Tim Filemyr and Bill Ashby spark to stage band music. 2. Brenda Savage, Lois Filemyr and Kim Welch play on. 3. Mike Dressman leads the trumpets to another fine year. 4. Lyz Grant plays her second favorite instru- ment. 5. The 1977 Southern High Stage Band. 16 Cadet Band Marches On y 4? JAIL R S 7 tw ? s S S © 1. Bart Sweitzer and Bill Ashby don’t know what's going on or where to go. 2. Steve Ritchie leads the Band down the streets of Oakland during a morning parade. 3. The Cadet Band poses for a picture. This group has worked hard all year long, backing up the Sr. Band and traveling extensively. oe a 5 Ag os The Many Phases of the Band 1. Drum Major Steve Ritchie says “Do I have to Rocky?” 2. Band Director Mr. Rich- ard Clever 3. Jay Sowers and Carl Han- line blowing their little hearts out. 4. Color- guard is serious business, isn’t it Deb Sav- age? 5. Gale Bosley and Roberta Johnson, one big laugh after another! 6. The band plays at a memorial service. 7. The Color- guard is tired after a long parade. 8. The Clarinets practice hard for a great concert season. 9. “Is this where we sit?” says Todd Liller. 10. The Stag Band is at it again and in great form. 19 20 ‘este ae ene The Band Puts It All Together Lies Mie ee tabaci 1. Sr. Majorettes: Val Herndon, Aleta DelSignore, Pam Trickett (head), Brenda Savage, Gale Bosley, Teresa Cas- teel, Teri Riggs, Brenda Snyder. 2. Cadet Majorettes: Mary Jo Bolding, Kayla Savage, Drum Major Kevin Tephabock, Lena DeWitt, Aimee Hanline (head). 3. Brenda Snyder shows her form. 4. The Fife Corps adds style and flash to the band: “A find addition.” 5. Kayla Savage knows that the band is hard work but worth it. 6. The Highlander Color Guard is the precise and military section of the band. 7. The row that keeps the band mov- ing is definitely the drummers. 8. 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Mr. Douglas Buckley wondering if all layouts will be done by the deadline. 3. Some of the staff and “Pudge” climbing around. 4. Mary Crumley trying to finish her senior layouts before graduation. — ae Highlander Yearbook Staff 1. Kathy Nice tells Cindy Hahn where to put the order forms. 2. Kathy Sincell asking for advise from Brenda Scott, editor. 3. Judy Custer ducks as Cindy Brock lights her candle during Q S initiation. 4. Susan Shaf- fer printing away on her layout. 1977 Highlander Staff Editor: Brenda Scott Class Editors: Freshmen: Alicia Riggleman, Cindy Brock, Shelly Lasek Sophomores: Jeannette Rudy, Becky Morris Juniors: Cindy Hahn, Lesa Whitehair, Denise Miller Seniors: Renee Sheally, Mary Crumley, Patty Coppola. Administration: Susan Shaffer, Jeanette Rudy Bands: Terry Steyer, Steve Ritchie Chorus: Terri Riggs Sports: Girls Basketball: Sue Shaffer Varsity Football: Judy Custer, Pam Trickett Varsity Basketball: Judy Custer Freshman Football: Paul Ammann Freshman Basketball: Paul Ammann JV Basketball: Becky Morris Wrestling: Rhonda Lewis, Doug Green Baseball: Doug Green Volleyball: Van Herndon, Terri Riggs Cheerleaders: Becky Morris Clubs: Kathy Nice Jr. Class Play: Denise Miller, Lesa Whitehair, Cindy Hahn Autumn Glory: Kathy Sincell Prom: Van Herndon Graduation: Sue Shaffer Advisor: Mr. Douglas Buckley 29 Varsity Club Phys. Ed. Aides 30 1. Renee Sheally, Cathy Paugh, and Teresa Field watch the Homecoming proceedings. 2. GAA Officers: Cathy Paugh pres.; Brenda Scott vp; Brenda Savage sec.; Chris Mey- ers treas.; Judy Custer historian. 3. GAA Members. 31 MARYLAND MOTEL AND BACKBONE MOUNTAIN SERVICE STATION Highest Point on US 50 Kenneth and East of the Rocky Mts. 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Officers: John Virts reporter; Ray Shillingburg parlia- mentarian; John Hershberger pres.; Harold Harsh vp; Clarency Lyons treas.; Billy Moon sec. 3. All who went to State. 4. Advisors: Mr. Larry Groer, Mr. Ron Kuhn, Mr. John Fitzwater. 5. Members of V.LC.A. Ski Club 1. Brant Turney and Bill Ashby wait before starting up the slope. 2. Jeff Gosnell wonders if he will make it down in one piece. SV Ce yy Old members who helped Initiate new members included Patty Coppola, Pam Trickett, Judy Custer, Doug Green, Rhonda Lewis, Cindy Graham. Cathy Paugh 38 ry National Honor Socie Shy Future .. Teachers of 5 America « It's Academic SCHOOLS aso RELATE LER ELEN REDE E IONE IIE MERE EWM RELE LEN SEER SH ORIGIN ELSE LEST OEE GORE ESM MEA PES corse on ees ee een POR CARRS IA OS NO SESE RN Le OR NLS eS DR TRACE NARRATE SHORE RE HARROD NSC 4] 42 Chorus Has an Exciting Year 1. Chris Tcets ready to chime. 2 Billy Nelson, Angie Liller, Chris Teets, Marlene Zacheis, and Natalie Yarnell. “Goofing again?” 3. Chorus Director Mrs Carolyn Wilt. 1. 1977 Bell Ring- ers: Chris Teets, Billy Nelson, Cathy Stonesiter, Angie Liller, Marlene Zacheis, Vivian Strobel, Natalie Yarnell and Brenda Livengood. 5. 9th grade chorus 6. Sadie Walden thinks she can sing upside down. 7. Geoff Kin- namen, Steve Tasker, and Rob- ert Warnick concentrate on their part in “It’s Cool in the Fur- nace.” 8, Judy Stemple, Cindy Tasker, Gwen Matthews, Danny Green, Sadie Waldon, Chris Teets, Natalie Yarnell, and Mar- lene Zacheis take time out for a group shot 43 1. Lisa Thayer, Brenda Paugh, Tammy Hardesty, Paula Spaulding, Jimbo Shaffer, Denise Miller, Donna Beckman, Connie Bernard. “Togetherness.” 2. Connie Ber- nard does not appreciate the camera. 3. Jimbo Shaffer says, “Hey, I’m cool!” 4. Sr. High Chorus. 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It took a great deal of work to make this play a success but by the reception of the public, “Har- vey” indeed was successful. Rehearsals were long and tedious but not without humorous things happening. Rodney McMillen wore a dress to one practice. Jaime Alvarez came out, in one scene, in a sheet instead of a bathrobe. A pot of flowers with water in it was to be poured over Scott Heginbotham’s head but needless to say Scott drank the water. A few accidents happened too. Bill Ashby smashed his hand between the wall flats. Rodney McMillen broke his foot when Jennilee Stemple fell on him!! Set changes were a riot. The first time the cast and crew changed the scene it took four minutes. This had to be cut down to one minute resulting in total chaos, millions of bruises and a few broken flats. The play was a great success thanks to the excel- lent direction of Jane B. Avery assisted by student directors Lesa Whitehair and Debbie Herndon. siete CCE OS ON 1. “He couldn’t come out here with an ordinary case of D.T.’s. No, he had to come out here with a six foot white rabbit,” says Scott Heginbotham to Diana Frazee and Bill Ashby. 2. “But I Do like tea. Stop pulling at me you two,” says Denise Miller to Ginger Bailey and Jennilee Stemple. 3. “Oh, baby,” shouts Scott Heginbotham to Ginger Bailey. 4. “We don’t accept checks,” states Steve Cosner to Rodney McMillen. 5. Tim Nine bravely faces his adversaries. 6. You’ve never looked lovelier, Bill Herring. 7. “But doctor that is not my mother!” exclaims Jennilee Stemple as she faints into Tim Nine’s arms. 8. “Hello. Oh, Wrong number? Well, how are you anyway?” asks Jaime Alvarez. 9. See another bottle, Rodney McMillen? 53 The Drama Sensation of the Year — Be ad 54 1. The cast, crew, and “stage hands” of “Harvey.” 2. “Oh, doctor, you startled me!” exclaimed Jennilee Stemple to Bill Ashby. 3. Linda Booth, are you creating another Frankenstein out of Bill Ashby? 4. The stage crew working — for once! 5. Teresa Sweitzer — Maid of the Year. 6. Tim Nine — “You poor, poor thing.” 7. Mike Boyce relaxes after a long day of acting. 8. Don’t look so excited Ginger Bailey and Scott Heginbotham. 9. Jaime Alvar ez and Susan Athey discuss Harvey the Pooka. as: Congratulations to All The Students at Southern High School from BROWNING'S FOODLAND MARKET and THE YUM YUM SHOPPE A Family Place to Eat at Prices You Can Afford fore Ore) aD e fiy . - ° r ov. ! ( - i =a JZ = + ESOT ESS TOWN MOTEL On US 219 Oakland 334-3955 Color TV Room Dial Phones Large Rooms No Pets MEADOW MOUNTAIN HOMES, INC. Custom Designing Dealer for Nationwide and Poloron Modulars 5 Miles North of Oakland on 219 CARPET CLEANING “7%, REVOLUTIONARY NEW SOIL OK EXTRACTION SYSTEM “We Remove The Dirt —- Not Hide It” RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Te Or | 334-2695 | LUTSESCENTIER OAKLAND MD S H MARINA, INC. 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Flying Scot ed Leb; oye Soares ailing Lessons Nex qe Auer eS Sailboat Rentals A Ch 3 Method A Dout nits ter W h C Ic Cos In 3 3 4- 2 é¢ OA Cemetery Lane Deer Park 334-4848 ime GENIE ERe Si OAKLAND, MD SPORTS 1976-1977 Thrilling victories and depressing defeats climaxed a year of determination in Southern Ram Athletics this year. The football team, with a 1-9 record, had a young team but showed a great outlook for next year's team. Basketball season was a great excitement this year. Missing their chance at College Park by one point, they ended their season with a 17-8 record. The wrestling squad showed their ability by pinning a 3-7 record. The girls in sports winded up the year, not with a victorious record but, instead, one that showed willpower and determination. The girls basketball team shot to a 4-7 record as the girls volleyball team struggled to a 1-11 record. Spring brought spirit and victories as the baseball team swung their way to a winning season as they hit a 9-5 record. Golf, as Southerns most continuous winning sport, led themselves to a 26-O record, giving them an overall record of 105-1. Showing the Ram pride every athletic at SHS strived tor the ultimate goal of VICTORY. 60 z 4 ¥ y 4 3 Z 6] One To Remember ty Season Is Varsi 62 SOUTHERN O O 6) (6) 6 6 O 0) 6 Valley Beall Hampshire Kingwood Thomas Stone Northern Keyser Frankfort Parsons Bruce OPPONENT 2D 12 1b) 6 33 13 1. Ken Stinson (26) receives aid from his fellow players in hopes of gain- Griffith, Ken Tressler, Steve Liller, Tom Harsh. 4. Captains: Eric Cvetnick, Tom Harsh, Rodney Bowers, Fred ing yardage. 2. Fred Gregg (14) attempts to persuade his opponents to Gregg. 5. Rodney Bowers (66) runs off the field after an exhausting play. 6. Greg Shockey (80), Chris Schell keep their distance by his psychic stance and expressions. 3 Returning (50), and Mike McHenry (32) listen to the coach for their instructions Lettermen: Eric Cvetnick, Rodney Bowers, Tom Uphole. 2nd row: Fred 63 Womens eerie cz: 64 —— The 1976 Varsity Football team was young compared to previous years because many positions were open due to the Class of ’76. The Ram team ended with a 2-7 record in which they lost most games by less than six points. This year’s team had a few talented seniors. Rodney Bowers was selected to the Tri-Valley Conference while Eric Cvetnick received the Golden Helmet Award for being the most outstanding player. Coach Jim Miers, who is retiring from his position as head football coach, had this to say: “They were a great group to work with and they have helped prepare next year’s team to be one of the best ever.” Coach Miers Ends His Coaching Career. 1. Coach Jim Miers gives a pep talk during a pep assembly. 2. Greg Shockey attempts to find the scoreboard. 3. Ram men gain balance after a defensive play. 4. Fred Griffith goes right for a pass. 5. The Ram teams burst thru the victory hoop. 6. Jim Sims takes time out from a busy game to smile for the camera. 7. Chris Schell seems worried about the game. 8. Steve Liller tackles his opponent. 9. Coaches Dave Bosley, Jim Miers, Martin Green, and Managers Greg Wotring, Otis Nelson, and Gary Murphy. 10. The bench seems bored. 65 The J.V. Rams fought to a 5-4 season under the direction of Coach Dave Bosley. After losing the first two games, the Rams came back to win the next four. In the final game of the season, Southern revenged their earlier loss to Valley with a 16-6 victory. The offense was quarterbacked by Delbert Liller and powered by the exceptional per- formance of running backs Dave Browning and John Toston. The presence of the J.V. Cheerleaders and enthusiastic crowds of parents and students was a welcome support for the Rams. There was always someone there to back up the coach and his team. The defense was good but it could have been better. The Rams had a lot of trouble protecting against the pass. Linebacker Harold Harsh contributed his talents along with safeties Dave Browning and Dave Reb- ele. 66 J.V. Has Winning Season 1. Dave Browning (24) charges for extra yardage against Kingwood. 2, Doug Devlin sets up on defense. 3. Dave Browning (24) and Dave Rebele (86) anxiously await a punt. 4. Coach Dave Bosley prepares for another J.V. win. 5. Ed Roszell (24) sets up interference for Dave Browning. SOUTHERN Valley Beall Parsons Meyersdale Parsons Bruce Beall Kingwood Valley Lost OPPONENT 12 Forfeit 67 68 1. Coach Don Stemple. 2. The Ram team during a jump-ball. 3. Fred Griffith (34) shoots over his opponent for two points. 4. Southern Ram Superstars huddle for victory. 5. Steve Liller stretches out for two points. 6. Steve Ritchie (32) seems a little amazed at his shot. 7. Todd Liller displays his ball handling ability. 8. Ritchie, Niner, and Liller anxiously await the next play. 9. Niner (44) skys for the tip off against Alco. SOUTHERN ee ie eae 42 56 Allegany Bruce Tunnleton Beall Elk Garden Bishop Walsh Union Northern Fort Hill Allegany. Petersburg Bishop Walsh - Won 12 © lear Spring — Francis Scott Key Rams Miss College Park by 1 OPPONENT fs 54 52 68 ot 60 63 B 58 62 67 69 As the Rams opened their season with a tough win against Valley followed by three losses, there was much scepticism among the Southern fans as to the expectations of the team. But with a lot of hard work and much determination, the Ram team soon proved themselves and restored faith to the excited fans. Coach Don Stemple had this to say about the team. “T think considering we had only two play- ers with experience returning from our 76 College Park Team, our 17-8 record was very respectable. What we lacked in talent and experience we made up for in hustle and determination. The 1977 team became a fine example of Ram Basketball tradition.” 70 Rams End Season With 17-8 Record 1. “We're No. 1” says Ken Niner. 2. Ken Niner — most rebounds in one game 34, most 30 point games 6, most points by a senior 599. 3. Fred Griffith — best foul shot percentage 3%. 4. Steve Ritchie — most defensive player. 5. Gary Beckman and Greg Shockey seem disturbed by the game. 6. Anxious players waiting for their turn. 7. Rod Durst warm- ing up for the game. 8. Peace — Todd, Fred, and Larry. 9. Steve Liller makes another two points. 10. What’s so funny, Fred and Greg? 7 Jr. Varsity Basketball Hoops an Exciting Season 1. Jim Gatian faces the pressure of the foul line. 3. We're No. 1! 4. Who’s up there Steg? 5. Jim Simms at the foul line. 6 Frank Lewis shows off. 7. Mike Green exhibits great technique LL 45 34 28 a7 40 29 28 62 31 35 49 30 28 47 51 58 58 36 SOUTHERN Valley — Beall Fort Hill Alleghney Bruce Beall Bishop Walsh Union Northern Fort Hill Alleghney Petersburg Bishop Walsh Union Valley Bruce Northern Petersburg OPPONENT 61 23 The J.V. basketball team had a great 1976- 1977 season, although their record did not dis- play it. The potential that the Jr. Rams had was shown amazingly well in their revenge wins against Petersburg and Northern, as well as in their defeats to Beall, Bruce, and Union. Coach Woy’s continual coaching efforts paid off in the teams last five games of which four were victori- ous. Few of the team’s losses were by as much as 15 pts., and many were by a narrow margin of 2 or less pts. The Jr. Rams achieved a total of pts. through- out the season. Jim Gatian assisted by his team- mates contributed 223 pts. to this total. The Jr. Rams concluded their season at the sports banquet by giving awards to Brad Bit- tinger as “M.V.P.” and “David Kahl as Most Improved Player.” It was a great season overall which left many happy memories. Tis 74 SOUTHERN 28 ou 30 Freshman Basketball 1976-77 OPPONENT Allegany 35 Elk Garden Bishop Walsh Keyser Bishop Walsh Northern Allegany Keyser Elk Garden Northern Bishop Walsh Frankfort W ardensville Terra Alta 9 Lost The Freshman Basketball Team this year was one to be proud of. With a record of seven and four, we went all the way to the Potomac Valley Conference Championship game. Playing against Wardensville Junior High, we ended our season as runner-up in the JAC Keeping our hopes and spirits high, we had to swallow loses to Keyser, Bishop Walsh, Allegany, and Elk Garden. Coach Ken McLaughlin did a terrific job coaching and handling the boys. His help guided us through the worst of situations and the best of victories. We owe him our suc- cess. The lead scorer for the season was Terry Lucas with 144 points. The second highest was Delbert Liller. At the sports banquet, awards were given to Doug Devlin for best defensive player and to Terry Lucas as most valuable player. David Hershman received an award for recovering the most rebounds at a pizza party. The team, coach, manager, and cheerleaders had a party at the Pizza Pub as a reward to everyone for their contribution to the super job that was done. It was a fun and fantastic season. Wait until we get to varsity!! 1. Coach Ken McLaughlin with his fighting Freshman Bas- ketball team. 2. Bart Sweitzer goes up for the jumper. 3. Scott Hershman goes for one from the line. 4. Jeff Hinebaugh ready to pass off. 6. Delbert Liller takes a breather during a foul shot 75 76 Matmen Have 1. John Toston 2. Perry Clark 3 Bob Wolf 4. Charlie Miller 5. Dave Browning 6. Coach Mike Huddleston Jim Barnes 8. John Hayhurst 9. Ken Stinson, Moose Clark, Bob Wolf, Rat Toston 10. Clarence Lyons 11. Bob Wolf 4-6 Season ss arene Pee Tid. 78 WO dh EF 1. Wrestling Team. 2. Co-Captains: Bob Wolf, Ken Stinson. 3. Bob Wolf. 4. Stan McCrobie, Rat Toston, Dave Browning. 5. Perry Clark. 6. Jim Clark. 7. Dave Browning. 8. John Hayhurst. 9. Clarence Lyons. SOUTHERN 22 20 a 50 38 Ze 44 27 22 12 Northern Allegany Beall Petersburg Fort Hill Allegany Frankfort Fort Hill Valley Keyser OPPONENT ie) No 20 32 30 28 42 79? 80 SOUTHERN Oldtown Allegheny Allegheny Oldtown Northern Bishop Walsh Bishop Walsh Valley Northern Northern Allegany Girls Basketball Bubbles OPPONENT Over With Excitement Tt oe 1. Tri-Captains Pam Trickett, Susan Eberly, Mary Crumley. 2. Susan Eberly starts the game off by breaking the hoop against Northern, 3. Mary Crumley looks up after a hard half to see the score. 4. Mrs. Helen Rostosky instructs Bonnie Early and Lois Filemyr on how to execute a lay-up Everyone worked hard this year, even coming to practices during our January “vacation.” Fighting through snowdrifts, and coming home from games when the wind was blowing so hard we hoped the bus driver could see the road. It was quite a year to remember. Three seniors will probably remember it forever. They are the Tri-Captains, who have been playing since the beginning of Girls Basketball here at Southern. The biggest event this year was beating the Northern girls by “1” point. 81 82 A new sport came alive for girls at South- ern. Volleyball looks easy but is very difficult to play. The Rams put all their might into the sea- son. For a first year job, Mrs. Helen Rostosky had her hands full. The team had some defeats but still played as a team and worked hard. Although injured fingers and twisted feet slowed them down, they got the Ram spirit together and defeated Oldtown. Their spiking and working as a team pulled together as the season progressed. Volleyball Comes “‘Alive”’ 1. The Ram Volleyball Team. 2. Debbie Herndon is ready to protect the team floor. 3. Chris Shaffer moves for a bump. 4. Diane Ghegy might be slow but accurate. 5. Mrs. Helen Rostosky — “Get in there and fight!” 6. Vicky Stonesifer — looking good. 7. The team talks about the next game. 8. Helen £ § Niner in action s Ee SOUTHERN 15 16 14 14 Won OPPONENT Allegany 15 Allegany 15 Oldtown 14 Oldtown 15 Northern 15 Northern 18 Bishop Walsh 15 Bishop Walsh 15 Northern 15 Northern 16 Northern 16 Northern 15 1 Lost 11 83 84 SOUTHERN OPPONENT 7 Keyser 13 D Terra Alta 4 5 Bruce 2 25 Union 0 15 Petersburg 4 2 2) Petersburg 8 i 4 35 Union ) ® . 2 Bruce 4 5 Northern 11 1 Bishop Walsh 0 9 Northern 4 2 Bishop Walsh 23 8 Beal] 3 2 Allegany 4 Ate a PBR 8 ities a, 1. Doug Green is wondering if he will break out of a slump. 2. Mickey Chapman runs off after 5 catching the final out. 3. Coach Fred Pratt gives advice to Delbert Liller. 4. Cork Sweitzer and Joe DiSimone prepare for the upcoming season. 5. Tom Cuppett gives the signals for the next pitch 86 Golf Team Swings toa 105- I Record It was a very satisfactory experience being associated with such an excellent team. The prospects tor next year seem even better. All kind of records should fall. 1. Coach Jim Miers, Larry Sanders, Eric Cvetnick, Mike McHenry, Jeff Orr, Danny Daniels, Jeff Kurilla, Dean Daniels, Jim Beard. 2. Danny Daniels. 3. Larry Sanders. 4. Mike McHenry 5. Captain of the Golf Team, Eric Cvetnick. ee et - SE ees oe SOUTHERN 172 361 155 Moorefield Beall Smithsburg Keyser Hampshire Parsons Beall Lingwood Masontown Beall Smithsburg Parsons Mogantown Petersburg Kingwood Masontown Tunnelton Petersburg Keyser Hampshire Frankfort Beall Moorefield Petersburg Moorefield Hampshire OPPONENT 180 389 418 179 196 87 LAKE SIDE MOTOR COURT GREGG'S PHARMACY Convenient to Everything Your Health ls Our Business 115 S. Third 334-2197 Route 219 Deep Creek Lake 387-5566 ARNOLD BROTHERS EQUIPMENT | Tractors Equipment For All Your | Health and ) Sickroom Needs | | New — Used Mt. Lake Park 105 S. Third 334-2111 334-9605 IROOM | ie HAIR N' PHERNALIA Complete Hairstyling for Women THE GROOM CLOSET Especially For Men Located at 127 S. Second St. 334-4665 PAR-MATT LANES, INC. Pro Shop Lunch Counter 1244 Oak St. 334-3040 Air Conditioned DEE-ANN LADIES APPAREL 334-9302 300 E. Alder at Third St. 90 CHEERLEADER — Shine On 76-77 ] (2 @ , 0 0 EEE Ee SF Gn 42am | 1. Varsity cheerleaders. 2. Becky Morris. 3. 9th grade cheerleaders. 4. David Stover enjoys a pep assembly. 5. Carol Corliss. 6. Rhonda Johnson. 7. Eric Cvetnik starts a pep assembly. 8. J.V Cheerleaders. 9. Varsity Cheerleaders. 10. Diane Hindbaugh The Cheerleaders of Southern showed their spirit in many different ways this year. Starting out with football season where mothers of the football players helped out in a pep assembly by coming in and kissing their blindfolded son in front of the school. Then moving to basketball season where Larry San- ders highlighted most pep assemblies by giv- ing a speech or eating pies that were hand made by Ken Niner. Finally moving to Wres- tling Cheerleaders sparked their team to one of the best seasons ever. When not decorating the halls, making victory hoops, or painting signs, one of these 26 cheerleaders could always be found run- ning the halls trying to sell some kid a light switch plate, jewelry, chances, or a lollipop. For the 3 senior squad members, 76-77 left many memories, but for the remaining 23 members it was another happy year to add to many more that are being dreamed about and will soon come true. 91 at Varsity Cheerleaders 1976-1977 92 + | = 4 a AOL le i: ope sal 1. The Varsity Cheerleaders: Susan Mason, Carol Corliss, Cathy Graham, Becky Morris, and Susie Shaffer. 2. Ram Mascot — Kendra Stemple. 3. Susie Shaffer seems to enjoy getting ready to throw her Huskie mascot into the Homecoming bonfire. 4. Brenda Scott — capt. 5. Colleen Eddy and Nancy Hessen. 6. The J.V. cheerleaders are always together Lottie Shirer. 8. Sherri Gatian, Lottie Shirer, Colleen Eddy capt., Sandy Schmidt, and N ancy Hessen Colleen Eddy and 93 E Wrestli Cheerleaders Spark Team to Best Season 94 (RR ei Aight AOE le : 9th Grade Dheerleeders Have Fun 1. The 1976-1977 Wrestling Cheerleaders. 2. Co-Captain Cyndy Graham and Capt. Rhonda Johnson. 3. Alicia Riggleman. 4. Rhonda Johnson. 5. Coach Huddlesto n, like your new wres- tlers? 6. Lori tells Becki what Roberta just saw. 7. The 9th grade Cheerleaders for 1976-1977. 8. Is Gwens’ tongue really that funny? 9. Kelly Beard capt. shows her authority. ts; Color TV Electric Heat Room Dial Phones No Pets Family Units Route 219 OAK-MAR MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Air Conditioned Ceramic Tile Bath 10 Minutes to Deep Creek Lake Good Food We Please the ''Hard to Please’ BUCKLEY PHOTO Passport Group Portrait APPROVED 334-3965 SENIORS Once upon a time we lived with minds that dreamed, hearts that raced through everyday, and clocks that told no time. With common goals we laughed together, played together, won together, and lost together. Those were our school days, the happiest of our lives. They were alive because we made them that way. And then they faded into less carefree days of adulthood. Now they are gone. . . Our happy school day years. 97 98 ARNOLD, KIMBERLY MAY CIChictal Reeser tere eee Pig Chorus 9-12; Treas. 12; Intramu- rals 7-9; ECC 11-12; Style Show 7: Bicentennial Chorus Perform- ance. ACIdeTn Cleats, tee Diane Chorus 9, Sec.; Homeroom Officer 9; Intramurals 7-10; Jr. Class Play Committee; Falling Waters; Washington Art Trip; Tutoring 11. ASHBY, RANDALL GLENN Vocational = ssc) ....Reddog Class Officer 9; Football 9; Kimberly Mae Wrestling 9; P.E. Show 9-12; 4 yaledl Homeroom Officer 9, 11: Bas- ketball 7, 8; Intramurals 7-9: Slane Ih s, Ashby Spirit Squad 11; FFA 9; Band 7- eee 500, Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Kandall Glenn Festival of States. Ashby ATHEY, SUSAN ANN A CaAdemi Gene eee Spirit Squad 10; HCC 10; Early Grad Jc -Class7Play-eProm Committee; Drama Prod. BECKMAN, BRENDA BITTNER General . Intramurals 7-9. Susan Ann Athey BECKMAN, DONNA RAE ‘ Cenc an es Mince Brenda Bittner Chorus. 9-12.) V.P212. Home: Userbar coming Committee 10-12; GAA 10-12; FFA 11; Intramurals 7-9; Donna Nae Beckman Library Aide 11; P.E. Aide 10; Style Show 7; Bicentennial Cho- rus Performance; Penn. Farm Show. BECKMAN, GARY GENE WOcationa lineata Buddy P.E. Show 10-11: Chorus 8-9: Who’s Who 12; SDAHSS I 12: Homeroom Officer 11; Basket- ball 12: ) Intramurals 67-9: Gary Gene Weel or. National Honor Society 11-12: FFA 9; P.E. Aide 12. . Dana Paul Bennett BENNETT, DANAPAUL Connie Diane Bernard Diversitied 2.2). ee BERNARD, CONNIE DIANE Academics Tt Mee) ee eine. P{Ep show 92) Chorus 7-95 12: Who’s Who 11, 12; SDAHSS 11, 12; Homeroom Officer 10, 11; Intramurals 7-9; National] Honor Society 11, 12, Pres.: Prom Committee; Style Show 9: Weborah Ann Danforth Nominee. Bernard Koger “Wayne Bernard ‘Tracy Lee Bewarid ‘Through the yeas we UE learned to think from urhat ure’ve Geen ASHBY, DIANA LU taught. US LOC T Lire to usE OUT knowledge to foals ouwmelone Cathy Paugh ‘Kevin Lynn Riser Diane Louise Bittinger KR ‘chard Duane Blambl« ‘Kevin Wesley Blum BERNARD, DEBORAH ANN ACaceniic Momia ote eee Debbie Stuce ne Council 10-1 2a bar Show 9; Chorus 7-9; Who’s WAsvey, iiteit2e SIDAUSISS: ile: Homeroom Officer 8, 10-12; Intramurals 7-10; National Honor Society 11-12; French Irip to Baltimore: Chorus Award; Danforth Nominee; Page at Graduation; French Play 10. BERNARD, ROGER WAYNE ACACEIIG deta te een ae NAaers, VHAO@ Wilai2s SIDAVSISS 11-12; Intramurals 7-9; National Honor Society 11-12. BERNARD, TRACY LEE IDIVERS{E Cc uae ae eae Chorus 9; Color Guard 10, 11; Homeroom Officer 12; Jr. Class Play; Style Show 7, 8; Indy 5 00; Macy’s; Gimbel’s. BISER, KEVIN LYNN Diversiticd ange ae Motorhead Homeroom Officer 7, 8; Intra- murals 7-9; Band 7-12; Stage Band 12; Macy’s; Festival of States; Indy 500; Gimbels; HCC Bowling Team. BITTINGER, DIANE LOUISE INGUIN. ok does oa ab oese: Cheerleader 7; Who’s Who 12; SDAHSS 12 Intramurals 7-9: National Honor Society 11-12; Band 7-12; Prom Committee; Indy 500; Festival of States; Macy’s; Gimbel’s; National Essay Press Winner; National Poetry Press Winner; Prom Court 12; Prom Queen 12. BLAMBLE, RICHARD DUANE Diversified seer _. Early Grad. BLUM, KEVIN WESLEY VOGa tl Oia eee Plum 1. Tim Filemyr slowly floats to another class. 2 What's so disgusting, Connie Bernard? 3. The three stooges, Brenda Savage, Eugene Hol- land, and Aleta DelS- ignore BLUM, MICHELLE RAE Quill and Scroll 12; Chorus 8, 9; é : Homeroom © Lilcerml smdioe Acorn Staff 12; Prom Commit- tee. BOLYARD, DEBRA REXROAD General eee) ee ee ee BOWERS, CAROL JEAN IDivecksiii cc at Sam Chorus 7-12; Library Aide 11-12. BOWERS, JAMES RODNEY Div ersitlcc Football 9-12; Wrestling 11; Varsity Club 10-12; Homeroom Officer 11; Intramurals 7-9. BOWMAN, REBECCA MAE DVersibicdsnecs ee eee Becky Student Council 8, 10; Chorus 8, 9; Who’s Who 11, 12; SDAHSS 12: Office Aide 11, 12: Color Guard 10; Homeroom Officer 8, 12; Intramurals 7-9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Style Show 7; Macy’s; Chorus Award 8; Bellringer 9. BOWMAN, VAVA JANE Business cea tree Frog FBLA 10; Chorus 11, 12; Office Aide 12; Homeroom Officer 10; Intramurals 8; Style Show 7, 8. Sentors hour Unique Expresssions Michelle KK Qe Blam Debra Sextoad Bolyard Carol Jean Bowers James KK odney Bowe TA LK. ebeaca Mae Rows, man Goes Thies Rowman James Douglas Brady ey, am tel. David Rrennaman ge ' 2) ha 70n Matis Rrennaman Welorah Lynn Brewton Eleanor KR uth Burgess Rarkara Ann JE utler Donald Lee Chapman Swayne Ea Boyce Eh obin Ann Camp BOYCE, DWAYNE EARL room Officer 11; Basketball 7, ro; Intramurals 7-9 Jr. Class Play; Prom Committee; College Park; Washington D.C. BRADY, JAMES DOUGLAS WOCASOIE a ee Elmo Intramurals 7-9. BRENNAMAN, SAMUEL DAVID ViOGr Olt i a BRENNAMAN, SHARON MARIE Diversified Co-Op. BREW TON, DEBORAH LYNN NOGA O11.) Deb Chorus 7-9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Prom Committee. BURGESS, ELEANOR RUTH Gen cia |e Sie Ghose Os) slitrariutalsmelOs i Library Aide ll. t2 Bicen- tennial Chorus Performance. BUTLER, BARBARA ANN INCHOSBOME, oo peo ce ee ee Keebler Quill and Scroll 12; FTA 9, 10; Claoreus 8 O82 SIDVMBISS 12: Office Aide 12: Color Guard 11, 12, Capt. T. Flags; Intramurals 7-9; Spirit Squad 10; Acorn Staff 11, 12; Style Show 7; Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Festival of States; INDRIE leew (Cerneste WY immune French Tutor 11; Semi-Finalist for Senate Page. CAMP, ROBIN ANN HNCAGISOOWE . ce ead ae Quill and Scroll 11; National Honor Society 112 Acorn Staff 11; Band 11; Prom Committee Chairman; Gimbel’s, Indy 500; First Chair of America Band Award; Orchestra and Brass Choir; Who’s Who 11; Spencer High School Band 9, 10; Stage Band 9; Student Council 9, 10; Blennerhassett District of Stu- dent Councils 105 VPo ir National Honor Society 9, 10; Matmaid 10; Freshman Class Play; Intramural 9, 10. CHAPMAN, DONALD LEE 1. Valinda Glotfelty: Who’s over there? 2. Seniors Susan Eberly and Fred Grif- fith enjoy themselves immensely. 3. Jeff Trickett, Mike Dressman, and Tim Skip- per are really excited about ordering announcements 102 CLARY, DARLENE LYNETTE (General pee eee eee ee Chorus 12: Color Guard 11; Intramurals 7-9; PE Aide 12; Style Show 7, 8. COGLEY, REBECCA SUE PACACEID Cane Res Aa ae Becky Intramurals 7-9; HCC 12; Prom Committee; Christ Ambassador 9-11; Candy Striper 12; Drama Halloween Play 12. COOPER, TERRI MARIE Genérall ete ake eee Library Aide 11; Style Show 7, 8. COPPOLA, PATRICIA ANN Academitias. ease mere: Tricia Student Council 9; Cheerleader 8, 9; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Highlander Staff 10-12; Chorus 7-9; Ski Club 8, 9; Spirit Squad 7-9; Band 10-12; Stage Band 11- 12; Journalism Convention, New York; Macy’s Indy 500, Gimbel’s; Who’s Who Among American High School Music Students; Prom Court. COSNER, RICHARD LEE Académici= =. a eee Rick Intramurals 7-9; Goddard Sci- ence Symposium. CRUMLEY, MARY GAIL AcAdemicia ee ree eee Quill and Scroll 12; Highlander Staff. 11,12: Who's Who ltsiz: SDAHSS li=l2 Seki Glubmsiz: Homeroom Officer 12; Intra- murals 7-9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Band 7-12; Stage Band 10-12; Majorette 9; Girl’s Basketball 10-12; Tri-Captain; Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Festival of States; Who’s Who Among American High School Music Students; All-American Athlete. CUSTER, DIANA GALE ACAdEMic hie conte cme ee Itts Academic 115) 123 Whois Wve; ii, ie SIWYNEISS iil, is Sky Club 12; AFS 11; Intramu- rals 7-9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Band 7-12; Prom Com- mittee; Maryland Jr. Science Symposium; Gimbel’s, Macy’s, Festival of States; Kentucky Derby, Indy 500; Western MD Honor Band 11; Who’s Who Among American High School Music Students. CUSTER, JUDY LYNN Academica a2) ers cere Jude Student Council 8-11; Pres. 12; PE Show 10; Quill and Scroll 11, 12 eHighlander statsel 112: Chorus 8-10; Who’s Who 12; SDAHSS 11; Homecoming Committee 10-12; Homecoming Court 10, Homecoming Queen 12; Homeroom Officer 9-12; GAA 10-12; Intramurals 7-9; Jr. Class Play; Autumn Glory Court 12; Prom Committee; MD Assn. of Student Council; Yearbook Aide; Danforth Nominee. Sentor Memories Darlene Lynette Clary ARebeooa Sue Cogley Terri Marie Cooper Patricia Ann Coppola KR ‘chard Lee Cosner Mary Gail Crumley Diana Gale Custer Judy Lynn Custer Exia Lynn Coetnich Cal William Davis Charles Solbert avis “Thomas George Weem “Wanda ‘Dawn Dever Weem Aleta aye Nel Signore Mattheus Sheldon 1. Not laughing, Michelle Blum? 2. Lou Ellen Sturm concentrates on her typing. 3. Clara Shockley is caught indecent in the hall. 4. Ken Tressler shows his artis- tic abilities CVETNICK, ERIC LYNN AC OENTUG Hien = ae Stymie Football 9-12; PE Show 7: Var- sity Club 10-12; Basketball 7, 8; Golf 10-12; Intramurals 7, 8. DAVIS, CARL WILLIAM Machine Tool. FFA 9. DAVIS, CHARLES ROBERT Co-Op ete dor oe cea PE Show 9-12; Intramurals 7; AutumneGlory Courteive. PE Aide 11. DEEM, THOMAS GEORGE @o-O pe Bee a ae ee Bub PE Aide 10-11. DEEM, WANDA DAWN DEVER General — Business. ..Pee Wee Orerans Fete ANNES: ible Guava Tile 12; HEC 11 Girl's’ Volleyball 12; Student Exchange Trip to Ganada: France: [rip 10: A FS Exchange to Rockville Co-Op. DELSIGNORE, ALETA FAYE Academic oe Student Council, 7-12 Class Officer 7-9, 11; Wrestling Cheerleader is PE Shows: Homecoming Committee; Homecoming Courtelles 12% GAA 10-12; National Honor SOGiCty TL elas re lacse Piay Stage Crew; Band 7-12; Prom Committee; Majorette 8-12, Head 9; Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500; Festival of States. DEVER, MATTHEW SHELDON Vocational .... Wrestling 12; Baseball 10. 103 DODGE, SANDRA KAY General —= Business =.) - Sandy Homeroom Officer 7-9; Intra- murals 7-9; Library Aide 11, 12; Style Show 7, 9; Girl’s Bask et- ball 11. DOPPLE, CARL PETER Academic Pte Who’s Who 11; German Club 9,10. DOSS, KATHERINE DARLENE General . _ Kathy Intramurals 7-9; Chorus 12; PE Aide 12; Style Show 7, 8. DOYLE, PATRICIA LYNN ACARICMIC 285g Stee cine Patty Student Council 12; Chorus 7-9; SDAHSS 122 AHS e225 Iintramu= rals 7-9; Spirit Squad 10; Poetry Contest. DRESSMAN, MICHAEL DAVID Academic Re ee Football 9; Ski Club 8, 9; Bas- ketball 7; Intramurals 7-9; Band 7-12; Stage Band 10-12; Ken- tucky Derby, Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500; Festival of States; Who’s Who Among American High School Music Students. DURST, RODNEY LEWIS Gene r a eee Biro Student Council 7; Class Officer 12; PE Show 9: Homeroom Officer 11: Basketball 10, 12: FFA 9: Jt, Glass Play PEeAide 11, 12; Style Show 12. Kevin Motorhead Biser seems startled at something. 2. What’s ng on here, Mary Crumley, Kathy Sincell, Renee Sheally, Judy Custer, Mike McHenry, Brenda Scott, and Pam Trickett? 3. Bob Stewart daydreaming during Study Hall. 4. Connie Savage diligently types. 104 Sandia ‘Kay ‘Dodge Cark Peter Dopple Michael Wavid Nressman Nodney Leeazis Durst ‘Katherine Darlene Woss Patricia Lynn 'Doy fe Tt seems like the end, Lut zeally we ate just beginning . e Susan Elizabeth Eberly ‘Kathaleen Mae Edwards Susan Noel Evans Velda KR oselea Evans de andal Jes Derg uson (Teresa Marte Gield Timothy Lewy Filemyr Judy Ann Filsinger EBERLY, SUSAN ELIZABETH INCAS PME 55 onc con adgdaces Eb Student Council 8, 9; Class Of fi- Comes -1 OP Pesnow esl. Oulz Team 11, Capt. 12; Who’s Who IDES DAT SS ie ieeskt Club: iQ [slovmsioein Olsrece 2s Intramurals 7-9: Band 7-12; Prom Committee; Style Show 12: Girl’s Basketball 10-12, Tri- Capt.; Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Kentucky Derby, Festival of States Parades; Western Md. Regional Honor Band; Who’s Who Among American High School Music Students; All- American Athlete; First Chair of America; Danforth Nominee; John Phillip Sousa Award; Dan- forth Award Winner. EDWARDS, KATHALEEN MAE Diversified sees arene Kathy Senckeme Coniaeill iit, 22s Pe Sincaw Se Clyerws 70% Waws Who 12° SDAHSS 12: Office Aide 10, 12; Intramurals 7-9; National Honor Society 11; Style Show 7; Gregg Shorthand Award; Usher 11, 12; Tutor. EVANS, SUSAN NOEL A Cad em iGiees ar See Sue Chroans 7-Oe Sei Clu lil, 12= Intramurals 7-9; Library Aide 11; German Club 11; Art Trip to Washington; Skiing Trip to Vermont. EVANS, VELDA ROSELEA General ae Pes ae aa ee FERGUSON, RANDAL LEE General iy aaa one Randy Football 8, Intramurals 7-9; Trip to Paris 12. FIELD, TERESA MARIE IRNTPWME occ mau secageont PE Show 7; Chorus 8, 9; Office Aide 12; Color Guard 10, 11: Rifle Capt. 12; Homecoming Comm. 11, 12; Homeroom Offi- cen LOw GAA 122 Jr. Glass: Play; Intramurals 7-9; Prom Comm.; Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Fes- tival of States Parades; Jr. Jour- nalist 8, 9; Jr. High Banner Girl 9; Hand Bell Ringer 9; Student Exchange 7. toc Ll FILEMYR, TIMOTHY LEROY AGA Ci Ga ar Fillie Glass. QOiricctal 2-4) tf Class. Fiay. Band 9-12; Stage Band 12. FILSINGER, JUDY ANN Genera] erent hoe cnr rae Chorus 7-9. 105 Senior Band Members Enjoy ‘Trip to Florida FISHERS GREGORY ACAdEInICy te ae nee Greg Football 9, 11. FLOWERS, ROCKFORD seme =) re Grego Fisher Band 7-12; Macy’s, Gimbel’s Kockford Allen Indy 500; Festival of States. FRIEND, ALAN LEO Flowers Generale oe en eee , Intramurals 7-9; FFA 11. Alan Leo Griend FRIEND, CARL EUGENE Generale ee ee eee Chorus 9; FAA 9. FRIEND, GREGORY ALLEN Vocational @ ers. aren ree ERA 711. FRIEND, KENNETH WAYNE Cal Eugene Gitend Vocational) eee Kenny FRIEND, MARTHA Gregory Allen (KNOX) ie Releise Time) ae Maree Griend Intramurals 9, 10; HCC 10-12: ‘Kenneth Wa NE Style Show 9; Candy Striper 9- ; : : Griend 12; Healthroom Aide 11. FRIEND, SHARON KAE Diversified ei SET DIES Y Student Council 9. GANK, CARLA CORRINE (encra ae Martha Lynn Griend Sharon ‘Kae Griend Carla Corrine Gank 106 Darin Koss Gank Nita Lynn Garlitz Barbara Ann Georg Kimberly ‘Kay Aotfelty Michal Patrick lotfelty Valinda Lee Alotfelty GANK, DARVIN ROSS Genera a GARLITZ, RITA LYNN (GENnEra | eae ae eee GEORGE, BARBARA ANN General teay i ee George GLOTFELTY, KIMBERLY KAY IBWISTNESS 2 ce san cue on Sen PE Show 7; Chorus 7-11; Home- coming Committee 10-12; GAA 10-12; Intramurals 7-9; Spirit Squad 9, 12; Prom Committee; Style Show 7, 8; Girl’s Volley- ball 8, 9; Falling Waters, Wash- ington. GLOTFELTY, MICHAEL PATRICK Genera aa Mike GLOTFELTY, VALINDA LEE A GAGE TI Gaeta Chorus 7-10; Who’s Who 11: Color Guard 10, 11; Homeroom Officer 7, 11, 12; Prom Commit- tee; Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500; Banner Girl 9; Tutoring 11. 1. Sharon Naylor and Judi Kahl find Sc. Petersburg’s benches comfortable. 2. Terry Steyer, Brenda Savage, Aleta Del- signore, and Steve Ritchie were found taking a breather. 3. Jay Sowors and Terry Steyer contemplate the event to come. 4. Pam Remley, Tammy Mason, Gale Pennington and Barb Butler relax in the lobby. 5. Diane Bittinger, takes it easy. 107 GOLDSBOROUGH, PAMELA SUSAN CUCOCIAL ee el eer ee Pammy Jo GAA 8-11; Intramurals 9; Junior Band; Style Show 9. GRAHAM, CYNTHIA LOUISE Academic . . Student Council 9; Cheerleader 11, 12 Co-Capt.; Quill and Scroll 11-12; Homecoming Committee 11, 12; Homeroom Officer 11; GAA 11,712) Intramuralse7-92 Acorn Staff 10-12; Student Director for Jr. Class Play; Band 7-11; Macy’s, Gimbles, Ken- tucky, Paris and London, Indy 500. GREEN, DOUGLAS WILLIAM College Prep aen...cjn eee Student Council 8, 9; Football 9; Baseball 10-12; Quill and Scroll 115-12; Highlander Stafiitie Varsity Club 11, 12; Homecom- ing Court 12; Homeroom Offi- eermidel ta basketpallan-tor Intramurals 7-9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Jr. Class Play. GREEN, PH ILIP ALAN General os ee eee Phil Basketball 7-10; Intramurals; Acorn Staff 11. GREENWOOD, CYNTHIA ANN Academica... ene Cindy Homecoming Committee 11, 12; Ski Club 7-12; Homeroom Officer 9; GAA 11, 12: Intramu- rals 7, 8; Jr. Class Play Commit- tee; Band 7-12; Kentucky, Macy’s, Gimbles, Indy 500, Flo- rida; Who’s Who Among American Music Students; Prom Committee 11; PE Aide 10. GRIFFITH, FRED EUGENE Academic... ee Grint Student Council 8, 9: Football 8- 12; Chorus 7-10; Varsity Club 9- 12; Homecoming Court 19; Homeroom Officer 10-12: Bas- ketball 7-12; Intramurals 7: Autumn Glory Court 10; PE Aide 10-12; MVP Basketball 9, 10. 108 Pamela Susan Goldsborough Cynthia Louise Graham Douglas “William Green Philip Alan Green Cynthia Ann Greenwood Gred Eugene Griffith Sx. e Express Their Geelings Michael Charles Guthrie ‘Kevin Cline Hahn Beverly Elaine Hardesty Joseph Hariison Hardesty ‘Jammy Jean Hardesty Karen Jeanne Heath Carole Ann Henn Johnny KK ay Se NTE ras James William Hilton GHUTDSER IE, MIIC SUE IL CHARLES General ark ae Wizard Football 9; Homeroom Officer 729; EFA 8: Je. Class: Plays Band 7-10; German Club 9, 10. HARDESTY, BEVERLY ELINE [DIVERS Lecen mean a ee ene Bev Intramurals 7-9; Style Show 7- LO; HARDESTY, TAMMY JEAN (vail 1. ee ee Turk Chorus 10-12; Intramurals 7-9; HCG it. i27 Healt Room Aide. HENN, CAROLE ANN Golleces Ricoh eee Student Council 9; Cheerleader 10, 11; J.V. Homeroom Officer 12; Style Show 8. HERSHBERGER, JOHNNY RAY WOABOMIL ou u eens Bursh Wrestling 12; Intramurals 7-9; Spirit Squad 10; Nominated for Outstanding VICA Student in Maryland; Vocational Club Pres- ident 12; Carpentry Aide 12. HILTON, JAMES WILLIAM Gener. ee eee Von Hilt Wrestling 11; Phys. Ed. Show 8- 9: Chorus 7:9; Varsity Club 11, 12; Intramurals 7-9; Spirit Squad 10; FFA 10, 11; FFA Judging Team. 1. Jack Riley, are you enjoying vocabu- lary expansion? 2. Janie Stover and Lou Sturm act natural for the camera. 3 Catching flies, Joni Simmons. 4. Danny Preston, it looks like you enjoy your work. 109 HINEBAUGH, HELEN LOUISE Diversified ne Intramurals 7-9; Style Show 8; Library “Aide: 112 ’Nattonal Honor Society 11, 12. HOLLAND, THOMAS EUGENE Vocational oh: . Wimpy Football 9; Basketball 7-9; Band 7-12; Macy’s, Gimbels, Indy 500, Florida. HOLTSCHNEIDER, CAROLYN JEAN General ono LCA) SDAP Saeki CG site iors he Glace Plays) Dramay- Germans Drip: Healthroom Aide 12. HOUGH, JOHN RAYMOND Business Ra: Rae Ski Club 9, 10; Ski Race Team 9, 10; Soccer Club 12. INGRAM, SUSAN EASTER Band 7-10; Macy’s. JOHNSON, KENNETH GARY General : , . Kenny FFA 9-12. 110 1. Ed Wildeson, don’t you ever go to class. 2. Tim Rush, Randy Ashby, and Bob Davis are ready to have their Senior pictures taken. 3. Becky Bowman, always working. Helen SLoutse Hinebaugh Thomas Eugene Holland Carolyn Jean Holtschneider John Saymond Hough Susan Easter Ingram ‘Kenneth Gary Johnson tf A ‘Sime to Semember Nhonda Lee Johnson James Daniel Junkens Judith Lynn SKahl James Stewart ‘Keiper ‘Kenneth Edward ‘Kewns Wiane ‘Kaye SKisner Chel Alice Kitzmiller Helen ‘Kay ‘Knotts Linda Jean ‘Knotts 1. Carl Dopple doesn’t know what to think of Rhonda Lewis’ and Doug Green’s argument. 2. Carole Henn and Phil Green as “Mut and Jeff.” JOHNSON, RHONDA LEE 12: Office Aide 11: Homeroom Officer 8, 12; Society of Distin- guished High School Students 12; Cheerleader J.V. Wrestling Lig i221 Classerlay. Prom Committee; Student Exchange j. esse band miele cnucky Derby, Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500; Florida Preakness; Europe; Who’s Who Among American Music Students. KAHL JUDITH LYNN 12; Who’s Who 12; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 12; Ski Club 9- IDs Gio Race Wea Wil, We: Homeroom Officer 12; Intra- murals 7-9; Acorn Staff Ad Edi- tor 10, 12; Jr. Class Play Make- Ups Band 7-122 Kentucky, Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Flo- rida Prom Committee Decora- tion; Betty Crocker Award; Winterfest Princess 11; Student Exchange 7, 8. KISNER, DIANE KAYE IBUSINCSS ete rere weer Diane Chorus 9, 10. KITZMILLER, CHERYL ALICE Diversitied yet ae eee Chorus 7-12: Office Aide Guid- ance 11; Intramurals 7-9; Style Show 7. KNOTTS, HELEN KAY ACAGEMICl Se. pee Class Officer 12; Chorus 7, 9; Who’s Who 12; Society of Dis- tinguished American High School Students 12; Color Guard 10-12; Homecoming Committee 12; Homeroom Officer 9; GAA 12; Intramurals 7-9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Jr. Jour- nalists 7-9; Jr. Class Play Public- ity Committee; Band 10-12, Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Flo- rida; Bellringer 9; Danforth Nominee; Student Page Appli- cant; NCTE Semifinalist. KNOTTS, LINDA JEAN General Bee eee eae Linn Drama Class Plays. 111 KURILLA, KIMBERLY SUE Co-Op Chorus 7-10. KYLE, MARK DOUGLAS Diversified Band (Stage, Jazz, and March- ing) At Old School. JEAWELING GYaINGist TA DDIVersiried wcece, eee eee Cindy Class Officer 9; Highlander Seer i@), tale Cleveyams FoR Sie Club 9; 10;-HCC 10:12: Style Show 7-9; Art Club. LEWIS, RHONDA FAY Academic .... Bitchy Witch. Class Officer 9; Cheerleader 7- M2Ouilleand scroll rie 12 Highlander Staff 11, 12; Chorus 8,9; Who’s Who 11, 12; Color Guard 11; Homecoming Com- mittee 12; Homecoming Court 12; GAA 19-12;Intramurals 9; Eee ee) eta Core some aye Autumn Glory Court 11; Prom Committee 11; German Club 11; Gimbles. LIJA, NAIMA SARA General . Homecoming Committee 12; Ski Club 12; GAA 12; Library Aide 12. LIVENGOOD, JOHN RICHARD General Homeroom Officer 12; Intra- murals 7-9; Soccer Club 10, 11. LYONS, CLARENCE ALBERT General . . Wrestling 12. MADIGAM, PAM Vocational FL@ Gait anes 1, Patty Coppola enjoys having her pic- ture taken. 2, Don Woods and Randy Perando are blinded by the light. 3. Dana Bennett you could pass for a girl. 4 Lydia Sanders and Deb Bolyard are shy around cameras. 5. WOW, what smells Terry Steyer? 112 ‘Kimberly Sue SRKurilla Mark Douglass Kyle Cynthia Latin Donna lee Layton Wonald Chris Lee honda Daye Lewis Twelve Long Years — But What Wour? “Timothy clay Leusis we ¥ Elizabeth Naima Sara Lilja John RK ‘chard Livingood, Si I) Clarence M bert Lyons William Jennings Lyons Pamela Diane Madigan 113 MAHAFFEY, PATRICIA DIANE WEIMER Di V.Chsi tic Clan ae tae Chorus 8-11; Homecoming Comm. 9; Homeroom Officer 11: GAA 10-11; Teacher’s Aide 11; Southern Top 20 Chorus 10- ie Dramaselayalis MARTIN, LINDA RAE INENMAGWE fo os ac ds oeee bonus Chorus 7-11; Intramurals 7-10; Jr. Class. Play Comm.; Falling Waters and Washington Art Trips 11, 12; Tutoring 11. MASON, TAMARA LYNNE Biuisiness ees eee Smokey Student Council 9, Pres.; PE Show 10, 11; Homecoming Corio, ik, Ie Ser Chhnis 12. Homeroom Officer 10-12; GAA 11, 12; Intramurals 8-10; FFA 9; Jr Glasser ily Band 7-128 Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Flo- rida; Prom Comm.; Style Show 10; Band Aide and Att. Keeper 12% MATTINGLY, JOHN MARK Goer Bushman Football 9-10; Ski Club 10-12. McDONALD, CHRISTOPHER DAVID VWOGIOn? | a a Mr. Z Football. MELLINGER, KATHERINE MICHELLE Gencta are Mel Color Guard 10; Chorus 7-10; Healthroom Aide 11. MILLER, CHARLES DAVID ViOGAtOn 7 aan Charlie Wrestling 11, 12; Intramurals LSE PASTINI2 Drama Playssie- Soccer Club 11. Patricia Diane Weimer Mahaffey Linda Sae Martin ‘Tamara Lynne Mason Paul a ichard Mateer Boson ailileed? Mattingly Chris David MeDonald Cfarence Lewy Mellinger, Su ‘Katherine Michelle Mellinger Charles Wavid Meer of Happiness and =) adness MOORE, GARY CARL Genel ae ee MORGAN, DIANA SUE General . ee MORRIS, IVA ELLEN ) (NGA ein Gaeeneen een Liicv) Gary Carl Moore Student Gouri tiss te2- Ol) Wiana Sue Morgan and Scroll 12s SDAHSS 12- Ski ; Club 11, 12; Homeroom Officer Dea Ellen Morris 10, 12; GAA 12; Intramurals 8, OQz Meo Sener IPs Njeiaoweaya Glory Court 11, 12, Queen 12; Prom Committee; Prom Court. MURPHY, PATTI ANN BUSINESS eat: Intramurals 8, 9; Girl’s Basket- ball Manager 12; Girl’s Volley- ball 12. Passi Ain Mucphy IES Saree Kandy Biiee Wi Galt O11 a ene eee ena oe Office Aide 12; Homeroom Murphy Officer 11, 12: FFA 9-12: Jr. Harriet Sle beth Class Play Comm.; Band 7-12; M g Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500; Flo- YET rida; Md. State FFA Convention 10; Md. State FFA Judging Con- Wwesie Oh, 1KO} NAYLOR, SHARON ELAINE Academic... =. 2 ee Ourlle-and Scroll 122 Who’s Wave; ul, Ieee SBYalalss) Wil. 2 ES sap aes Skis Clubs Ski Race sLeam 12: aton alne Homeroom Officer 9-12; Intra- Naylor murals 7-9; National Honor Soctety Wi 12; Aconm Stara , ( ' ) ’ ; Christopher David Jr. Class Play Comm.; Band 7- Pelican 12; Macy’s, Florida, Gimbel’s, Kentucky, Indy 500; Prom Com- ath 0 JNVice mittee. a NICE, KATHY JO 1. Tim Rush and company order announce- ments. 2. What’s up there, Judy Custer. 3. lander Staff 11, 12; Intramurals Don’t work so hard, Lisa O’Brien. 4. Pose 7-9; National Honor Society 11, pretty, Mary Crumley. 12; Band 7-12; Macy’s, Gim- bel’s, Florida; Style Show 7, 8; Girl’s Basketball 10, 11; Jr. Class Play Comm. Hie NINER, KENNETH PATRICK Genctal ie... oer ees Tweetie Varsity Club 11, 12; Ski Club 12: Homeroom Officer 12; Bas- ketball 9 - 12; Intramurals 7 - 9; Spirit Squad 11, 12; FFA 9 - 11; Autumn Glory Court 12; PE Aide 11; Style Show 12; Basket- ball Trophy. O’BRIEN, LISA ANN ACademiCh: eee Liser Class Officer 10; Chorus 7, 8; Office Aide 10 - 12; Homeroom Officer 12; Intramurals 7 - 9; Prom Committee Decoration; French Play 8; Student Council Monitor 11, 12; Camp Hickory Counselor; Jr. Class Play Sound Effects. PAUGH, CATHY ANN ACAGCINI Ct ae tale ne es oe Student Council 11, 12; Class Officer 11; Phys. Ed Show 9; Quill and Scroll 10 - 12; FTA 12; Homecoming Committee 10 12. Homeroom Ofticer 115 GAA 10 - 12, Pres.; Intramurals 7 - 9; Spirit Squad 10; Acorn Stalin Ovemte-. ietclassel aye Prom Committee; Majorette 9; WVU and UM Journalism Workshop; Creative Writing Award; Camp Hickory Counse- lor 11; Danforth Nominee. PAUGH, TERESA IRENE BUSINEGSSSee ne eee eee Teri Intramurals 7 - 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Prom Committee; Style Show 7, 8; Girl’s Volleyball Team 12; Soc- cer Club 10; Business Trip to WVU; Jr. Class Play Sound Effects Committee. PENNINGTON, GALE SUE Business ge. te. cs ees Soapy Homecoming Committee 11, 12: Homeroom: Officer 11: GAA 11, 12; Intramurals 7 - 8; Prom Committee; Band; Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Florida. PERANDO, BRENDA LYNN Gseneral yay. ase eee Bango Student Council 9; Phys. Ed. Show 7; Chorus 7; Homecom- ing Committee 11, 12; Home- room Officer 7,8; GAA 10 - 12; Intramurals 7, 8; FFA 7 - 9; Prom Committee. PERANDO, RANDELL WAYNE General. eee P.E. Aide 116 Kenneth Patrich Viner Lisa Ann O’ Brien Cathy Ann Paugh Leonard Kalph Pagkage Peggy Ann Paugh Ke chard Kay Serf Teresa Srene Paugh Gale Sue Pennington Brenda Lynn Perando Ki ‘andell Wayne Pezrando Good “Times Good Griends Seniou work hard during their last year PRESTON, DANIEL ALLEN — Charles Ke rohard Perry Waniel Allen Preston Eugene ‘Kemp (Pritts Miles Martin Kausch Kenneth Perry ad avensoroft Pamela Jo LK emley John Earl Ke tohetts Jack Chung Ke iley Steven Carl Ke ‘tahie ACADCIN Gai ae A Sie ks Football 12; Baseball 10 - 12; Chorus 7; Varsity Club 11, 12; Homeroom Officer 12; Intra- murals 7 - 9; Prom Committee; Ba seball “76” Batting Champ. PRITTS, EUGENE KEMP General sere ena te ee oe P.E. Show RAUSCH, MILES MARTIN IDiverstticd ene Simmer FFA; Band 7, 8. RAVENSCROFT, KENNETH PERRY General foyer ee Raven P.E. Show; Intramurals; FFA. REMELY, PAMELA JO A CACC ar arene eee Pamley Office Aide 11; GAA 9; Intra- murals 7, 8; Band 7 - 12; Macy’s; Gimbel’s; Indy 500; Florida; Prom Comm. RILEY, JACK CHUNG ACAdeIniC was sare Student Counci! 12; Treas.; Bas- ketball. RITCHIE, STEVEN CARL ACIGENC. mee on ok ae Pidge Student Council £1, 12: PLE. Show 10, 11; Quill and Scroll 12; Highlander Staff 12; Varsity Club 12; Homeroom Officer 8 - 11; Basketball 10 - 12; Intramu- rals 7 - 9; National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12; Acorn Staff 11; Band 7 - 12; Macy’s; Gimbel’s; Indy 500; Florida; Stage Band 9 - 12; Style Show 12; Best 9th Grade Musician; Most Improved Bas- ketball Player 11. 1. Bret Sweitzer appears to be working. 2. Barb Butler, “What are you so dis- gusted about?” 3. Kathy Nice and Diane Custer seem to enjoy having their pic- ture taken. 117 ROBINETTE, CATHY Jane PACANCICHN aR.) Raenen uke es te Chorus 7 - 10; Intramurals 7, 8; Jr. High Banner Girl 8, 9; Washing- ton Art Trip; Potomic State with Cathy Slane Drama Class; Drama Productions; paw P.E. Awards. Kobine = RODEHEAVER, ROSLYN Koslyn Elaine ELAINE “Rodeh Academics, n oe ne cee eee Roz OAEREQVET Student Council 7, Rep. 11, V. Pres. I IIE Serene Ge (Cavey 7 2 OF Homeroom Officer 9; Intramurals 7 - 9; Spirit Squad 10; Jr. Class Play; Prom Committee Decorations Co- Chairman; Soccer Club 10; Mary- land Association of Student Coun- cils; Tennis Club. Waysteztosi§ Bifiee RUSH, TIMOTHY CLAY Generale ©. ees a cee Sanders Wrestling 9 - 11; P.E. Show 9, 10; 3 : Chorus 7; Varsity Club 10 - 12; Lydia Diane Intramurals 7 - 9; Wrestling Tro- Sesvied Fie. phy. SANDERS, DEBORAH LEE Brenda Lynn ACAGEMICS e.g nl ve eee Debbie Chorus 10; Color Guard 11, 12; Office Aide 12; Homeroom Officer 7; Intramurals 7 - 9; Style Show 7 - 9; German Club 11; Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Festival of States; France. SANDERS LYDIA DIANE Office Aide 12; Intramurals 9; Band 7 - 12; Girl’s Volleyball Champs 11; Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Macy’s, Festival of States. SAVAGE, BRENDA LYNN P.E. Show 8, 9; Office Aide 12; Homecoming Committee 10 - 12; GAA 10 - 12; Sec. 12; Intramurals 7 - 9; Band 7 - 12; Stage Band 9 - 12; Style Show 7; Majorette 8 - 12; Scholastic Activity Letter 12; Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Festival of States; 1st Chair of America Band Award 11; Who’s Who of Music 12; Jr. Journalist 7 - 9, Treas. Wa SEE BY Timothy Clay Seush Savage 1. Chris Schell, Eugene Holland, and Rodney ( Bowers find other things to do, rather than going to class. 2. Kathy Sincell seems to enjoy having her picture taken. 3. Ready to go home, Brenda Scott? 118 Le - What's in the future? Connie Laven Savage Jeffrey Lynn Savage Lydell Anthur Savage Christopher Lane Schell Wennis Leon Sohell olent Herman Schmidt, Si. SAVAGE, CONNIE LAVERN BUSICSS pie oe ee eee ee Mom Chorus 10 - 12, Pres. 12; Health- room Aide 11; Intramurals 7 - 9; Spitittuoquade10) HCGetl la: Candy Striper 11. SAVAGE, JEFFREY LYNN Academic FIA 10,11; Office Aide 11, 12: AFS 8, 9; Intramurals 7, 8; P.E. Aide 11, 12; Canada Trip With Student Exchange Club; National Poetry Press Winner 12; Art Exhibits 7 - 12. SAVAGE, LYDELL ARTHUR General Football 12; Baseball 9 - 12; Var- sity Club 11, 12; Homeroom Officer 11, 12; Basketball 7, 9, 10; Intramurals 7, 8; FFA 11, 12. SCHMIDT, ROBERT HERMAN JR. Vocational 119 SCOTT, BRENDA LOUISE Academie). a.'e + as. ee Student Council 8, 9; Class Offi- cer 10; Cheerleader 7 - 12, Cap- tain 9, 10, 12; Quill and Scroll VER a2 hp eye: END 12; Highlander Staff 10 - 12, Editor 12; Chorus 7 - 10; Who’s Brenda Sue Who 12; Homecoming Com- Shaffer mittee 10 - 12GAA TO eis Vice. Pres. 12; Homeroom Offi- cer’ 10 = 12) Intramuralseyees- Yearbook Convention 10; Col- lege Park ’76; Poetry Press 12. SHAFFER, BRENDA SUE Business ; © .:. 4:00 eee Shaft f P.E. Show 8, 9; Intramurals 7 - Senior strive to meet fils future 9; Band 7 - 11; Library Aide 11; Style Show 7,9; Macy’s. 1. Robert Davis and Brenda Shaffer don’t look too excited about ordering announcements. 2. Tammy Mason and Joni Simmons look at information from GCC. 3. Carol Henn enjoys eating “her” lunch. 120 James SK: evtn ESiane Colleen Marie Shannon Ke ence ‘JSerese AS, SHAFFER, JAMES KEVIN ACEI Coney ae tan ree FTA 12: Chorus 8 - 12; Home- room Officer 8 - 11; Intramurals 8, 9; Drama Club 11; Chorus Trip to Kennedy Center; Drama Trip to Heinz Hall. SHANNON, COLLEEN MARIE General eae Mushroom Chorus 9, 11, 12. SHEALLY, RENEE TERESE A Cader Chee aera CheerleadersS3 PES Show 7; Quill and Scroll 12; Highlander Staff 11, 12; Chorus 7, 9; Who’s Who 11 - 12; Office Aide 10; Color Guard 10 - 12; Homecom- ing Committee 10 - 12, Chair- man 12; GAA 10 - 12; Intramu- rals 7 - 9; Spirit Squad 7 - 9; Jr. Class Play Stage Manager and Props Chairman; Prom Commit- tee; Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Festival of States; Student Coun- cil Monitor 8 - 12; French Play 9; Handbell Ringer 9; Student Exchange Club 8; Jr. Journalist 9; Yearbook Aide 11, 12; Tutor ie 1. John Hershberger and Kenny Johnson pick up their announcements. 2. Anita Sines, “Working!” 3. Helen Knotts dur- ing GAA initiation. 121 SHILLINGBURG, BARBARA LYNN General See aot eee SHILLINGBURG, RAY Barbara Lynn EVERETT PP, MOCAtIONAL Meee eh ce aera Jap Shillinghurg Intramurals 7; Band 7 - 11; Ken- Kay ae eth tucky, Gimbel’s, Macy’s; Vica Olympics. Shillinghurg SHOCKLEY, CLARA : ACACCMmIC «ct ee eee Shockley Student Council 8, 9; Class Officer 7, 8: Cheerleader 7, 8, 10; P.E. Show 9; Quill and Scroll 12; Chorus 7, 8; Homeroom Officer 8, 9, 10; GAA 12; Intramurals 7 - 9; Acorn Staff 12:Band 9 2912. SjrieClass Play; Who’s Who 11; Youth Science Symposium II 12; Macy’s, Gim- Soni Lee Simmons bel’s, Indy 500; NCTE Essay Final- ; ist; Essay Anthology (Fall). Kathryn Louise SIMMONS, JONI LEE EN prelh Academica wceatae coy for eee Color Guard 10 - 12, Head Captain Anita Ann Sines 12; Homecoming Committee 11, 12: GAA TY 123 Intramurals. 7-10: Jr. Class Play Committee Sound Effects; Prom Committee; Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Festival of States; Jr. Journalist 9; Student Exchange 8; Tutor 11. SINCELL, KATHRYN LOUISE Quill and Scroll 12; Highlander Stati 11.122 Sk ClubetOm at 2: Homeroom Officer 11, 12, Pres.; Welia Jean Sales Intramurals 7; Jr. Class Play; Band : : 2 WE me 12 Pres.; Autumn Kimberly Jfean Shipper Glory Court 10; Stage Band 9 - 12; Prom Committee; Macy’s, Gim- bel’s, Indy 500, Festival of States; ee one Cie ame 1. Dan Preston during an assembly. 2. Brenda Scott looks ica Music Students. bey, SINES, ANITA ANN General Library Aide 12; Style Show 8, 9. SISLER, DEBRA JEAN Business® 2 oa see Deb Color Guard 10 - 12; Homeroom Officer 7; Intramurals 7 - 9; Style Show 7 - 9; Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Festival of States. SKIPPER, KIMBERLY JEAN BUsinesseta. nae eee Kim Cheerleader 7 - 10; Homeroom Officer 7 - 10; Autumn Glory Court 10; Library Aide 11; Early Graduate. 122 ‘Timothy John Shipper ‘Keith Allen Snyder lay Bradley Sowers Deborah Arlene Stalnaker Micheal Exta Stephens Bobby Lee Stewart, SKIPPER, TIMOTHY JOHN NV OcatiOnal Sere eee SKID Football 9; Wrestling 9, 10; P.E. Show 9; Varsity Club 10 - 12; Homecoming Court 11; Intra- murals 7 - 9: FFA 9 - 12: Band 7 - 9; Md. State FFA Convention 9; National FFA Convention 12; Kansas City Trip for FFA. SNYDER, KEITH ALLEN Divenrsit ied Bia eamewener eee Reef Basketball 8 - 10. SOWERS, JAY BRADLEY Wrestling 9 - 11; P.E. Show 10 - 11; Varsity Club 10 - 12; Home- room Officer 7, 9; Intramurals 7 - 9; Band 7 - 12; Stage Band 11 - 12; Macy’s, Gimbel’s Festival of States, Indy 500; First Chair of America Band Award; National Varsity Member. STALNAKER, DEBORAH ARLENE Vocational hae seers Debbie Library Aide 11; Style Show 8, 9; Co-Op. STEPHENS, MICHEAL ERIC Gen cia) are Little Buff Basketball 7 - 9; Intramurals 9, 10; FFA 9 - 11; Library Aide 10. STEWART, BOBBY LEE JR. Generali eee tere a ee eee 1. Renee Sheally, Phil Green, and Randy Ashby exchange name cards. 2. That apron looks cute, Jay Sowers. 123 STEWART, DEBORAH KAY SeTICTAL et, yom eres hee Tork Chorus 9 - 12; Intramurals 7 - 9; HOG 10) = 12 eotyles Show a; Healthroom Aide. STEYER, MARY ANN Academic Cheerleader 10; Homeroom Officer 10 - 12; Intramurals 7 - 9; Style Show 8. STEYER, TERRY ALLAN ACIGEMIC 8. Sco on eer ee Student Council 7 - 10, Vice Pres... Class. Officer 10.411 Wrestling 11; Quill and Scroll 11 - 12; Highlander Staff 11, 12; Quiz Team 10; Intramurals 7 - 9; Band 7 - 12; Stage Band 10 - 12; Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500; Festival of States; Who’s Who of Young American Band Mem- bers. STINSON, KENNETH LINUS Academicae. eo aanaete: Stinchk Student Council; Class Officer; Football; Wrestling; P.E. Show; Chorus; Varsity Club; Home- coming Court; Homeroom Offi- cer; Intramurals; Spirit Squad Autumn Glory Court; P.E. Aide. STONESIFER, VICKY MELINDA BISNESS. 2 So sh aa hoorhs adoneek National Honor Society 11, 12; Girl’s Basketball 12; Girl’s Vol- leyball 12. STOREY, JERI LYNN Academic Homeroom Officer 12; Office Aide 11; Chorus 7 - 9; Intramu- rals 9; FFA 11; Teacher’s Aide. Tbe future (4 nous upon Us Spfesvals Xn Stewart Mary Ann Steyer Terry Allan Steyer ‘Kenneth Sinus Stinson Virginia Maschelle Stoner Vicky Melinda Stonesifer Seri Lynn SS: tovey 1. Susan Evans and Teresa Field order their caps and gowns. 2. Pam Trickett “really” seems to be © working on her yearbook layout. 3. Deb Stewart, Connie Bernard, Kathy Edwards, and Becky Bowman are waiting in line to receive their Ken- nywood tickets. 4. Gary Beckman and Richard Cosner enjoy the “Jack Rabbit” at Kennywood. 124 lane L'sa Stover Lou Elfen Sturm Lucas Bret Sureitzer Daniel Matthew Tasher KR ita Lynn Tasker Melinda Mae Tects STOVER, JANE LEA ite lelaiilie pout tae See esl aye Student Council 7, 9; Intramu- rals 7 - 9; Spirit Squad 10. STURM, LOU ELLEN Academic Band 7 - 11; Stage Band 9; Style Show 7; Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500. SWEITZER, LUCAS BRET Football 12; Chorus 7 - 9; Var- sity Club 12; Intramurals 7 - 9. TASKER, RITA LYNN Cheerleader 9; Chorus 7 - 9: SDAHSS; Office Aide; Short- hand and Typing Awards. TEETS, MELINDA MAE Crenctal ae aa eee ee eee 125 TERRANT, DARLA SUE [BRIS RMN ps bea be _.. Sunshine Chorus 7 - 11; Homeroom Offt- aie 7 2 aie venues 7 SOMES, Wl. 12; Style Show 7, 8; Healthroom Aide. THOMAS, PAMELA SUE Business cee aee5 Ae Chorus 9, 11, 12; Office Aide 12; Intramurals 7, 8; Shorthand Award. TRESSLER, KENNETH RAY INCAAISROME en eo - , ret Student Council 9; Football 9 - 12; Baseball 10 - 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Intramurals 7 - 9: Prom Committee. TRICKETT, JEFFREY JAMES ACACEt Ge ... Tricklet Office Aide 11, 12; Intramurals VPI TRICKETT, PAMELA JO Pres.; P.E. Show 9; Quill “and Scroll 11, 12; Highlander Staff Ik, AR Maver Ss Nery Teil, LBs SDAHSS 11, 12; Homeroom Officer 10 - 12; Intramurals 7 - De Jin telasse lays. Dandeeen i: Prom Committee; Majorette 8 - 12, Head Majorette 12: Girl’s Basketball 9 - 12, Tri-Captain; Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Fes- tival of States; Yearbook Aide 12; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can Music Students; 1977 Win- terfest Queen; Who’s Who in High School Athletics; 1976 Bicentennial Orchestra. 126 Dadla Sue Terviant Pamela Sue “Thomas James “Thomas ‘Tortorice ‘Kenneth Nay Tressler Teffrey James “Trichet Pamela Jo Trickett 1. Pam Remley, Diane Bittinger, Fred Griffith, Joh Hough aboard the Gateway Clipper. 2. Kathy Mellinger, Elizabet Lilja, and Pam Goldsborough at Kennywood. 3. Seniors board the Gateway Clipper. 4, 5. Fred Griffith and Judy Custer: Before and after the “Log Jammer.” TURNEY, MARTA JENIN SAP IE ACIGEIn Ich uate See re eerie oe Band 7 - 12; Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Indy 500, Festival of States; Marta Lynette National Honor Society 11, 12; ‘Turney Who’s Who 11, 12; SDAHSS ING Tye. Webra Boone Upole UPOLE, DEBRA BOONE UNA pion Leroy Upole General eee eee ee Deb Chorus 9, 11; Homeroom Offi- cee 10-9 Intraniiral sme Oe Class Play Committee. UPOLE, DANIEL LEROY General ipl 127 VIRTS, DOLLY MAE = (COS Ovo a8 Manteo eye es Dolly Maz Virts Homeroom Officer 12; Pres. GAVAGE lee Lint Urals vanes). (CAysfapiae UYconne National Honor Society 11, 12. WEEKS, CONSTANCE Weeks YVONNE Koger SeAClion G5-© pane ne Connic rs 1. Mike Dressman, Mr. Harold Miller, and Patty Doyle enjoy their ride on the Gate- way Clipper. 2. Randy Ashby eating his last meal. 3. Carol Henn, Phil Green, Doug Green, and Rhonda Lewis at Kennywood. 4. Clara Shockley at graduation practice. 5. Miss Jane Avery hands Tammy Mas on (5) and Iva Morris (6) their graduation tickets at the practice 128 WILBURN, VALERIE ANNE Ae ek ee ce eee FFA 11; Chorus 8 - 11; Teach- er’s Aide 11; Drama Plays. Kita Lynn WILDESON, EDWARD Wh ; SYLVESTOR itacte 6) en Starsky WA bee Anne Football 9, 12; Baseball 9 - 12; Varsity Club 12; Intramurals 7 - Wilburn 9: Acorn Staff 12; Soccer Club 10; $.S. Drill Team. Edward Sylvestor WRIGHTSMAN, VICKI LEE Wildeson Di) Gaeslitet |, Vic Chorus sce 10. William Stevenson Wilhelm ry ENLOTS John Hawey Wolfe (iol farewall foe Southern Hig Donald AIG ay “Wood . ie % Wrepypapate®™ 129 STEWART FUNERAL HOME , ; Oakland 32 SiSecoftd ST. 3 334-2166 CRABTREE peo PHOTOGRAPHY U.S. Route 219 North Oakland 334-3707 Creative Portraits Professional School Photography Weddings Photography Audio-Visual Productions Commercial Services Engineering and Photo Supplies Distributors of Fine Lumber Complete Contracting Service New Construction — Repairing Millwork Roofing Remodeling Plywood Concrete Plans Available Hardware Flooring Lumber Cut to Size W aterlox Concrete Blocks 334-3258 334-416] Dutch Boy Paint Glass 12 N. Bradley Lane OAKLAND-MT. LAKE PARK FoopD Route 135 Mt. Lake Park 13] acs Ca ate ee 132 Looks like we made it, Led each other all the way. With hearts and minds, Through hard and trying days. Looks like we made it, Wondering through the years of time, The night has passed away, But the memories are here to stay. Looks like we made it, The merry-go-round has stopped. It’s time to face the world, For now we must get out. 1. Flower girl Heather Hesson, Kathy Sincell, Reg Messenger, Aleta DelSignore, Ken Stinson. 2. Diane Bittinger queen. 3. Patti Coppola, David Evans, Iva Morris, Mike Custer, crown-bearer Mike Vance. 4. Judy Custer and Greg Shockey. 5. Ken Stinson. 6. Diane Custer and her escort. 7. Diane Gnegy. 8. Crown-bearer Mike Vance and flower girl Heather Hesson. 9. Ken Niner and Rod Durst. 10. Iva Morris and Mike Custer. 133 134 The 1976-1977 Prom is now a time in the past. The excitement of buying gowns and picking up flowers are over. The special event was held at the Wisp. During the dance, the juniors seemed to long for the future as the seniors reached for the past. The band added the final touch to the evening with a theme song, “Looks like we made it.” 1, Alicia Riggleman and Bill Reams. 2. Mrs. Sonia Pratt. 3. Pam Trickett and Ted Raynovich. 4. Kathy Sincell and Reg Messinger. 5. “Sound Affair.” 6. Marsha Wolf and Randy Ashby. 7. “The Hands of Time.” 8. Renee Sheally and Kevin Savage. 9. Norman Hanline and Diane Hinebaugh. 10. Carol Henn and Phil Green. 11. Rodney Durst. 12. Gail Rohrbaugh. 13. Linda Upole and Ray Shillingburg. 14. Aleta DelSignore and Ken Stinson. 35 A Time To Remember 1. Sharon Naylor seems very happy to be graduating salutatorian of her class. 2. Rodney Durst, President of the Sr. class, welcomes the crowd to commencement. 3. Graduation is a happy time or so it seems for Diane Rodeheaver Kisner. 4. Senior practice for gradua- tion as they remember those twelve tough years. 5. Diana Custer, Valedictorian of the Class of 77” holds the award from the Cost Guard. 6. Rev. Remley gives the address to the Seniors. 7. The idea of graduating seems to please both Miss Avery and Iva Morris. 8. It’s all over now and “It looks like we made it!” Graduation is always a time to think back at all the wonderful times crammed into twelve short years. A time to leave old friends and meet some new. A time to discover. 136 nN oO Graduation 77 138 1. Steve Ritchie and Iva Morris anticipate graduation with great big smiles for their futures. 2. Jack Chung Riley is the proud owner of the Danforth Award along with Susan Elizabeth Eberly. 3. It seems like the only way to get the whole senior class together is to hold prac- tice for graduation. 4. Kathy Sincell beams as she receives her diploma from Dr. Buser. 5. No Clara! You can’t go back. This is it, so go ahead. 6. Bob Schmidt isn’t too bothered by the thought of moving on. 7. Now don’t get too grabby Fred Griffith! You'll get your diploma soon enough. 8. Kim Kurilla is happy to be moving on. Everyone is there, dressed in their red and white caps and gowns. They are the same people who have always been there. Is this the last time you will see them? Maybe, but you will always have fond memories of the years together and all the good times. Some may wish to move on while others wish to remain, but the time has come and there is lit- tle choice for anyone. The future must now shape and be shaped by the Class of “77.” Hopefully they will never forget the years, friends, and times in Southern High School. 9 Two Restaurants — Two Personalities THE FOUR SEASONS AT WILL O' THE WISP elegant dining room overlooking Deep Creek Lake, continental cuisine emphasizing seasonally and regionally fresh foods. . . for those special occasions calling for the best! you know? THE BAVARIAN ROOM Approximatley 14¢ out of each AT dollar you pay Potomac Edi- WISP SKI AREA son for electricity goes to fed- eral, state and local govern- intimate room centered around cozy fireplace ments as taxes. and outstanding salad wagon, soup pot, and cheese table; steaks, seafood, and speciality dishes served. . . for a relaxing evening i amidst the gusto of the ski area! Potomac Edison A Part of the Allegheny Power System 140 JUNIORS Not a rookie, not a senior, just a little in between. Something like a sandwich; there's something above you and something below. There's something to look forward to and many memories to cherish. We cheered the teams on to victory or defeat. We supported our class — just to make ends meet. We gave the seniors a prom and presented a terrific play. Something new was included in each day. We're looking forward to tomorrow with excitement mixed with fear. Where our futures will lead us isnt quite clear. Well, we've one more year in which to share. Just one more step up those never-ending stairs. Me, 142 Iven Ackerman Tom Allison Bill Ashby Ginger Bailey Suzette Bernard Tammy Barnhouse Mark Beachy Sharon Beachy Galen Beckman Jackie Beckman Randy Beeghly Doug Bernard Leroy Bernard Richard Bernard Future Seniors? Karen Biser Randy Biser Evi Bittinger Jim Bittinger Zendil Bittinger Linda Booth Roger Bowman David Bowser Mary Bowser Mike Boyce Melissa Brady Tim Brant Donald Bray Bob Brown Helen Burgess Bob Cannon Teresa Casteel Mickey Chapman 1. The Jr. Class Officers: Diane Gnegy, President; Debbie Herndon, Vice-President; Patty Keefe, Secretary. 2. Jeff Orr, flying high for band. 3. Who are you staring at this time, Shari Evans? 4. Lesa Whitehair and Denise Miller, that look of innocence is deceiving! Jim Clark Perry Clark Doug Corbin Steve Cosner Mildred Davis Joey DiSimone Bill DeWitt Jack DeWitt Debbie Dixon Donna Durst Beth Early Matt Eary Mike Eddy Teresa Edwards Barbara Elliott Shari Evans Elizabeth Fazenbaker Gary Ferguson Cindy Fitzwater Jeff Flanagan Mike Ford Diana Frazee Brenda Friend Kim Friend Tammy Friend Teresa Friend John Gillespie Gary Glotfelty Mike Glotfelty Susan Glotfelty Diane Gnegy Tom Gnegy Jeff Gosnell Fred Gregg Dave Griffith Scott Groves Rex Guthrie Cindy Hahn Jerry Henline Norman Hanline Bev Hardesty Clem Hardesty Ronald Hardesty Tim Hardesty Tom Harsh Jean Hayhurst Jim Harvey LeAnna Harvey 143 Ronald Harvey Sherman Harvey Karen Heath Scott Haginbotham Debbie Herndon Bill Herring Yvonne Hershman Dave Hinebaugh Julie Holland John Jones Sandy Junkins Patty Keefe Kenneth Keros Henry Kifer Karen Kight Jim Kitzmiller epee AO ieee cena 1. Steve Liller and Mike McHenry on another wild one? 2. She won’t hurt you, Jeff Gosnell. 3. Caught in the act again huh, Greg Shockey? 4. Jimmy Shaffer plays the “Fonz” as Dink Bennet looks on. 5. Is the game that inter- esting, Sherry Umbel? 6. “If you snap that picture . threatens Jaime Alvarez, as Steve Cosner admires his excellent taste in clothes. 7. Don’t look so surprised, Debbie Dixon. 144 Juniors: What Next ee Lipscomb Randall Lloyd Barbara Knox Ellen Lantz Carl Lee Phyllis Lough i i Elizabeth Alice Lewis : Louie Connie Lewis Virgil Lowers Rob Lewis Rocky Lucus i Kelly oom Madigen Ken Marks 145 John Matthews Cindy McCracken Mike McHenry Rodney McMillan Clarence Mellinger Reggie Messenger Donna Methany Kris Meyers Anita Mick Denise Miller Martin Miller Judy Moon The Wildest 9 uns Moreland Class Ever Rober Morgan ; Jeff Murphy Bill Moon John Meyers Paul Naylor Tim Nine David Niner Helen Niner Jeff Orr Tim Parrack Crystal Pike Mark Plank Virginia Pritts Karen Potnam Martha Pysell Ron Reckner Vickie Rexrode Debbie Ridder Alicia Riggleman Vickie Riggleman Donna Riley Gail Rohrbaugh 146 Shirley Rodehoaverr Sue Rodeheaver Bill Rosell Laurie Rostosky Rusty Rounds Jayne Rounds Larry Sanders David Savage Debra Savage Terry Schroc k Marcie Sebold Chris Shaffer Jimmy Shaffer Susie Shaffer Donna Sharpless Greg Shockey Mary Simon Allen Sines Valerie Sines Joe Sisler Sharon Skipper Theresa Smith Brenda Snyder Mike Snyder Debbie Spaulding Carlson Stahl Shelia Stem Jenilee Stemple Henry Steyer Randy Stayer Kevin Stoher David Stover 1 This ts one way to clean the butter oft the banister.” dechures Debbie Herndon and Diane Gnexy. 2. Steve Liller cin teel Parrah’s radiance even with his eves closed and Jetf Flinagan takes a closer look. 3. Reggie Mess Happy Homemaker.” 4 “Whacs so funny, Brenda Snyder and Kris Mevers7” 5. Mike McHenry tine Newspaper Lood tor someching Northern 147 The End of a Great Year Mary Strobel Sharon Sweitzer Teresa Sweitzer Debbie Tasker Donna Tasker Jan Tasker Lisa Tasker Tim Tasker Bob Teeter Lisa Thayer Cathy Tressler Tim Tuel Brant Turney Sherry Umbel 148 Linda Uphold Lynn Uphold Shirley Uphold Debbie Warnick Lesa Whitehair Rick Wilt Bob Wolf Marcia Wolf Ralph Wolh Tim Yommer 1. Jenitlee Stemple stacking another Icoker. 2. Cindy Brock spots another jock. 3. Diana Frazee and Ginger Bailey are willing to tell all but Denise Miller keeps her mouth shut for once. 4 Steve Liller, Mike McHenry, and Ken Marks: The Three Muskateers settle down for a long winter's nap. 5. Bert Sweitzer daydreams as Perry Clark focuses in on Mars. 6. Cindy Hahn diligently works for once as Kathy Nice questions what she really is accomplishing. 7. Marcia Wolf seems happy in Mr. Zimmerman’s homeroom. 8. Another exciting day in the life of } 49 Theresa Smith. 9. Patty Keefe and Linda Booth enjoy one last slide To: The Class of 1977 Congratulations and Best Wishes From: Artistic Creations The Studio That Gives You Something Extra — Creative Professional Photography and Personal Attention from David and Brook Green Portraits Artistic Creations Weddings 208 Second Street Seniors Oakland, Maryland Framing Restorations 334-2063 150 SOPHOMORES This year’s sophomore class, led by Tom Cuppett, pres.; Nancy Roberson vp; Lori Upole sec.; and Greg Parsons treas.; accomplished many new things. One of the highlights of the year was a dance held at the Armory featuring the Black Mountain Band. Becoming part of the Senior High was a big step for many sophomroes, along with converting over to only a Senior High School. But adjustments were made along with snow that fell and caused us to miss over a month of school. But it all worked out with nappy smiles as we Eiri June 17. Rams Mighi, 151 oe Al Sophomores Enjoy Mike Ahearn Rose Ahern Becky Allison Paul Ammand Donna Ashby Drew Bailey Bill Barnard Sandy Bartholomew Cindy Beck Gary Beckman Jim Beckman Wayne Beeghly Tim Bietzel Tina Bennett Brenda Bernard Wayne Bernard Mary Ann Bishoff Richie Bishoff Brad Bittinger Jeff Bittinger Sandy Bittinger John Blamole Larry Blamble Julie Blamble Mike Bolding Carlos Bolyard Gale Bosley Debbie Bowser Ron Bowers Virginia Brady Bill Branter Ken Brenneman Dale Brown Teresa Brown Dave Browning Curtis Calhoun 1. Todd Liller and Pat Gregg are together again. 2. Brad Bittinger always smiles. 3. Mike Green, ig “Are you biting your nails again?” 4. Ritchie Bishoff — Everyones “Super-Stud ey While Waiting for 79 Fred Callis Steve Callis Roger Chadderton Chery] Collins Marilyn Colville Carol Corliss Dennis Copper Chery! Cosner Liane Cosner Chris Crabtree Julia Crosco Roger Crosco Glenn Custer Paul Custer Danny Daneils Charlene Davis Patty Dawson Bob Dewitt Lana Dewitt Donna Dillsworth Barb Dixon Jim Dolan Barb Doss Randy Dumire Ronda Dumire Colin Durbin Bonnie Early Dave Eberly Bill Evans Bonnie Evans Don Evans Tom Evans 153 Kenny Feather Gail Ferguson Lois Filmyer Jody Flecher Gene Flinn Pam Ford Yvonne Frazee Becky Friend Kathy Gallagher Jimmy Gatian Dawn Gatshall Doug Hardesty Brenda Glpin Brenda Glass Cyndi Gnegy Dianna Gordon Brenda Graczyk Cliff Graham Lyz Grant Mike Green Ron Green Pat Gregg Jeff Hanes Brett Hardesty Delmas Harris Liz Harsh Harold Harsh Barb Hartman Connie Harvey Carroll Harvey Phoebe Harvey Scott Harvey 1. Terri Riggs — Good Morning America! 2. Lois Filemyr tries to explain the danger- ous task of eating your fingers to Angie Lewis. 3. Becky Morris and Cathy Graham. 4. Jeannette Rudy enjoys Biology. 5. Shelly Lasek and Gale Bosley find out there is but- ter on the rail. 154 John Hayhurst Dave Heath Ray Helmick Val Herndon Diana Hinebaugh Jim Hinebaugh John Hinebaugh Sarena V. Hoftman Gary Holtschneider Curt Hutson Sam Ingram Melissa Jessop Roberta Johnson Dave Kahl Celene Kelly Rodney Kerns Shron Knight Bill Keiper Tim Kitzmiller Lois Knox Sue Kulack Joey Lantz Shelly Lasek Mike Lee Ann Leighton Belinda Leighton Angie Lewis Barb Lewis Frankie Lewis Steve Lichty Todd Liller 155 Marsha Livengood Mary Livengood Debbie Ludwig Susan Mason Mark Mateer Shari Mayle Carol McCracken Cathy McLaughlin Stan McRobie Mike Michles Patrica Mick Jim Myress Joanna Miller Robin Morrer Maria Moreland Becky Morris Colol Mott Donna Murphy Ortus Nelson Ron Noel Drucilla Ours Greg Parsons Bill Paugh Brenda Paugh Ethel Paugh Eugene Paugh Gary Paugh Lisa Paugh Jane Plessinger Lor Powels John Pritts Mark Raynovich Shelly Reall Darren Ream Dave Rebele Lots Reckart Ruth Rice Terri Riggs Teresa Riley Debbie Rinker 1. She hasn't said “NO” Yet Dave. 2. Roberta and Aimee = 1. 3. Carol Corliss. 4. Pat Gregg, Becky Morris, and Todd Liller. 5. Dave Eberly. 6. Wal Herndon. 7. Kayle Savage. 8. Lyz Grant, Sue Mason. 9. Drew Baily. 10. Jeannette Rudy. 11. Ann Leighton. 12. Mike Green 156 aai---+ Be wwii. A smb odd eh A Bed | oa . 4 ee em, Sher hee feeb Hae OB i a BN Lagat nh ied lh Nancy Roberson Bill Rodeheaver Dave Rolfe Pam Root Chris Rotcliff Harlan Roy Jane Roy Ed Rozell Jeannette Rudy Tammy Ruff Denita Sanders Eric Sanders Kayla Savage Sue Shell Sandy Schmidt Donna Schoch Randy Shaffer Connie Shanon Donna Sheally Bill Shifflet Donna Shrout Dorsey Shiflet Bill Shreves Jim Simms UBY Russell Simmons John Simon Tom Simpson Eric Sisler Joyce Sisler Greg Skiles Nancy Sluss Paula Spaulding cn Stalanker Warren Steger Sophomore Power a Be Debbie Stem Galvin Stinson Susan Strobel Bill Stump Lowell Sturm Cork Sweltze Jim Teets Kevin Tethbock Jackie Tasker Lisa Thayer Sharon Thomas Tom Tuppett John Tostom Craig Trautwein Greg Tressler Kim Tickett Patty Unger Charlote Uphold 158 Donna Uphold Bonnie Uphold Lori Uphold Mike Uphold Doug Uphole Ronnie Upperman John Virts Doug Warnick Fred Weeks Jim Weeks Colleen Welch Bey Welling Jim Wells Aurelia Werdeba- ugh Jim Whitacre Ron White Penny Wiley Brenda Wilhelm Barbra Wilson Sam Wilson 1. Mike, Pat, and Jimmy — just joking around. 2. Frank, Mike, Jim, and Cork, “Why are you drinking Pepsi, is it Sunday?” 3. Harold Harsh, everyone’s Mr. America! 4. Lisa Thayer stands watch over her corner. Brenda Wilt Clyde Wilt Rick Wilt Bill Wolfe Greg Wotring Sandy Wright David Yommer Roger Dixon 159 Custom Kilefers Especially for You By .. . auer ZI SRM: HOME CENTER Oakland 334- 9466 Distributor of AristOKraft and Triangle Pacific Pre-Finished Cabinets — Contemporary — Provincial and Classic in Choice of Woods and Styling FRIGIDAIRE AND TAPPAN APPLIANCES Ranges — Dishwashers — Disposals — Counter Tops Use Your Master Charge or Visa Charge Cards AGWAY rated) SUPPLIES 8th Street Oakland 334.3444 160 ont View INN AND PANCAKE HOUSE COMPLETE MENU @ COCKTAILS DANCING e BEACH ENTERTAINMENT @ BOAT DOCKING 387-5555 Open 21 hours a day (except Sunday) Located just off Route 219 DEEP CREEK LAKE ® ) | | monet EXPRESS BANKAMERICARD AMERICAN 135 MEAT MARKET Mon. to Sat. 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Wishes, dreams ive for perfection, learning from our faults e more years to go” but looking back at the n We str in ink thre We've only just beg sometimes down, always cheerful alo keep on truck become of all of us. when we th ve ee A or) 2 2 2 {- ass ARORA om, HS cate . pt SO eg ' wee a a ett Re ae RRO §e ct’, ogg SI Ate tO CE o ew | me Am a ay a fs ee OF ex er mie Scp , to oe a 9 eat SS an : TPs: a x a5 %2Bang oO om 4 a: x TS BS oe E, O a es tw EMT BR cuctwanet = he o 25 gpg SAM Oe, ag. pare e M, % ox o 634 6 eS a Oat ys tech ‘ur oy . aa5 a | DS gy Lt. sei i, Ce ek ep aga ee BS 5 mai lo ao =x = Leer T TSS , oe gy BABA ESD tS a To ke ix tt Fen an ous = i a Bs fae = - ae _ 4 Ye B wae. — « no} c i EL eed . EE nae 2 te og oe ae eat tk = WTA =. 638 A Se oe ET eS Sak ae 1 — ee | “ 4 m4 2 Elan ae xe s.8a5¢ Dead Oo eet Ox Maton att S uc = ° wow - oe . eons p) 2 tas S) A yt) B= SE ts x 16] Class of ‘80 Bill Abernathy Kenny Ahern Richard Anderson Ton Ashby David Ashby Doug Athey | Eleanor Barnard | Jim Barnes : John Barnhouse Jim Beard Kelly Beard Gary Beckman Mary Ann Beckman Wayne Beckman Tom Beeghly Cindy Bell Raymond Bennett | Terry Bernard Ken Biser Pam Bittinger Tina Bittinger Mary Jo Bolding | Tracey Boone Jeff Bowman Trina Brag Patricia Butler Ed Calhoun Cindy Cellis Greg Carrico Chris Clark Ed Clemons Janet Clemons 162 Enjoys Freshman Year Ronald Coddington Laura Cogley Ronald Cogley Jeff Colaw Sandra Conley Lonnie Corby George Corliss Darlene Cosner Picture Gary Crosco Not Julia Crosco Available John Cryser John Culp Frankie Custer Dean Daniels James Davis Judy Davy Roy Dawson Mark DeAugustine Doug Devlin Genevieve Dillsworth Wayne Dillsworth Michele Doyle Patty Dressman Denois Dumire Sheila Dunham Debby Edward 1. Sheri Gatian and Coleen Eddy — Crest vs. Colgate. 2. Kim McDonald “bounces high” as phys. ed. class looks on. 3. Lotti Shirer and Michelle Doyle Stamp hands at a “Victory Dance.” 4. Sarah Stover and Pam Bittinger just hustlin’ to class! 163 raders Jane Echard Colleen Eddy Richard Edwards Larry Elliott Daniel Evans Debby Evans Jill Faulkner Diana Fazenbaker Andrew Fike Dennis Fike Kenneth Fike Melvin Fike Orlando Fike Kathy Filsinger Charlotte Fishel Dora Fitzwater Terry Ford Vincent Foster Glen Frazee Barb Friend Bryan Friend Christine Friend John Friend Leroy Friend Olive Friend Steven Friend Kathy Gabbert Brenda Gaither Mark Gallagher Jeff Gank Linda Garlite Sheri Gatian Bill Gay Jack Glotfelty Jim Glotfelty Tammy Graham 164 Full of Wonder Dan Green Kim Green Charles Guthrie William Guthrie Janet Hanlin Carl Hanline Sheila Hardesty Laurie Harrison Patty Harsh Barb Harvey Karen Harvey Mike Harvey Ray Harvey Sandy Harvey Loren Hawk Phillip Hebb Donna Henline Judy Herring David Hershman Nancy Hesen Brenda Hinebaugh Jeff Hinebaugh John Hinebaugh Michael Hoye Eugene Jacks Robert James Carrie Johnson Kim Johnson Lori Johnson Ronald Junkins Ella Kahl Roger Kifer Reid King Geoffrey Kinnaman Craig Kitzmiller David Kitzmiller 1. Colleen Eddy, Kim Schmidt, and Kathy Kreyenbuhl rest after a long day of boy watching in Annapolis. 2. Mary Jo Bolding and Patti Dressman com- pare notes from their last dates. 165 The Many Expressions of Freshmen Mark Kitzmiller Michael Kitzmiller Michele Kitzmiller Janet Knopp David Knox James Knox Kathy Kreyenhuhl Jett Kurilla George Landis Dave Lantz Robert Layton Cathy Lee Janice Lee Renee Lewis Angie Liller Dave Liller Delbert Liller Brenda Livengood Ralph Livengood Scott Lough Roger Loudermilk Ben Lower Sara Louer Lisa Lucas Paul Lucas Tammy Ludwig Anna MacMurray Mike Madigan Ellen Matfett Neil Maffet Sheila Martin Gwen Matthews James McBee 1. Nancy Hesen worries about losing her “Z” note- Kim McDonald Vicki McMillen David McPhail James McRobie book. 2. Laurie Harrison shows how she got her “A” in earth science. 3. Diana Fazenbaker wonders if the teachers found out about her iilegal trip to Swallow Falls last Wednesday. 4. Kenny Reams shows S.H.S spirit! Friday’s coming!! 5. What's up there, Jeff Umbel? 166 Linda Michaels Debby Miller Diane Miller Stephen Miller Hallie Moon Cathy Moore Robert Moore Linda Mott Allen Mountain Gary Murphy James Murphy Billie Nelson Don O'Brian James O'Brian Tim Panther David Paugh Karen Paugh Rusty Paugh Kenny Pierce Nancy Plessinger Leslie Prentice Juanita Pritts Mason Proudfoot Kenny Reams Barbara Reckart Dwayne Reckart Willard Reckart Bexky Remley Rose Rhodes Paul Rice Earl Ricketts Shari Riggleman Sue Riley Tracy Riley Debbie Robinette Vicki Rodeheaver Tina Rolf 9th Graders Do Their Thing. . .” Cindy Romano Terry Romano Carol Roy John Sanders Kim Sanders Greg Savage Carol Schmidt Diane Schmidt Kim Schmidt Larry Schroyer Ester Seal Jonna Shaffer Scott Shaffer Debby Sharpless Terry Sharpless Lottie Shirer Mark Shrout Nevin Sines James Sisler Robert Skeweri Wéilliant Smith Brenda Snyder Paul Spaulding Helen Speicher Ruth Speicher Lance Spiker Amanda Stahl Lisa Stark Vicky Stem Judy Stemple Sherry Stemple Barbara Stewart Gerald Steyer Robert Steyer Neil Stone Susan Storey Sara Stover Vivian Strobel Craig Sullivan 168 Class of '8O — Going Places. . . Marlene Zacheis 1. Laurie Harrison, Kim Sanders, and Janet Hanline enjoy getting their picture taken, don’t you girls? 2. “Get those knees up, girls!” Mrs. R. says to Carolyn Schmidt and Esther Seal. 3. Ninth grade civics class takes a break while on their tour of Annapolis. Bart Sweitzer Cindy Tasker Dennis Tasker Doug Tasker James Tasker Sandy Tasker Steve Tasker Terry Tasker Lisa Teagarden Chris Teets Steve Teets Audrey Teter Annetta Tharp George Thayer Johnny Thomas Kathy Thomas Kim Tortice Bonnie Ubar Jeff Umbel Barbara Uphold Daley Uphold Jeff Uphold Robert Uphole Ronnie Uphold Sadie Walden Mike Wall Robert Warnick Vernon Warnick Everett Weimer Kim Welch Nancy Welch Jeff White Ruth Wiley Francis Williams Harry Williams Debbie Wilson Leona Wilt Tilden Wilt Scott Winters Daniel Wolfe Teddy Wolfe Natalie Yarnelle 169 TASTEE-FREEZ BIG-TEE BURGER Z Big Tee Burgers Shrimp 16 wa RY | C SE. Foot Longs Tastee Crisp Chicken ' 2 Pizza . - a Hoagies 51 Flavors of Shakes 4 2 as ae : Route 219 Oakland 334.2800 Summers Bers) Renal Rides, Trailers AL a | en nega y SP I BIG TEE BURGE Arctic Cat Snowmobiles ©. Brien Skies-— Trailers Service Dept. = Dee Greek Lake ROBERSON'S STORE BENXFRANKLIN sey and Locally Owned roceries Nationally Known Kitzmiller Two Floors of Fine Shopping 453-3171 Downtown Oakland 334-3820 EDUCATORS 1977 — a year of adjustment, change, and progress. This year the teachers were faced with many unigue situations. It was a big adjustment to get used to teaching strictly senior high classes. After Christmas, when the staff had just gotten used to the changes, they were faced with another dilema. Due to inclement weather, it was the responsibility of the professional staff to see that the students were prepared to go on to their next grade level. This forced the staff to put in many extra hours of planning. Barough they were often the butt of criticism, through the help of their administration, the teachers were able to achieve their final goal. 171 The 1976-77 school year has been both interesting and unusual. This has been our first year as strictly a Senior High School and the much needed relief atforded by the opening of Southern Middle School has been an improvement. Such facts as changing classes in one shift instead of two, five hundred fewer students using the cafeteria, the elimination of several hundred high pitched immature juvenile voices, and the some- what more mature and deliberate movement of older students in the hall, have made a noticeable improve- ment of the general character of the school. As a school we are a reflection of our whole commu- nity. There are many individuals within our student body who are outstanding examples of all the higher goals we have for all young people. But as our larger community has room for improvement so we, as a school, also can improve. With the cooperation of the student body and your parents, we can see as much improvement in 1977-78 as I teel we have realized this year. Luther D. Parrack, Principal Mr. Luther Parrack Administration The Backbone of Education Me Edward Green Se Always There to Lend a Helping Pangea “ 4 0 ats rnd tae Mrs. Rona Teets Mrs. Elaine Ream Mrs. Betty Liller Mrs. Joanne Shaffer 172 KE. ‘= rey, Miss Anna Bishop Mrs. Teets and Mrs. Liller show great enthusiasm for their work. Guidance Staff Fy a eae ; Miss Bishop is caught in the act of not having her work done. Mr. Ron Kuhn we ; a : “ Mrs. Joan Lambert finds a great hide-away in Guidance Mrs. Pamela Peddicord Ae M.A. — Civics, It’s Academic J.A.B. — Auto Mechanics D.B. — Special Education R.B. — Horticulture Vo-Ag, FFA Mr. Mark Alkire Mr. J. Arch Baker J.B. — Jr. Class Play, Drama, English, Reading H.B. — Drivers Education Miss Jane Avery al Mr. Harry Beaulieu D.B. — Math General, Review Math, R.B. — Civics, U.S. History, Geography, Consumer Math National Honor Society E.C. — P.O.D., Civics, Psychology, D.B. — World History, Civics, Yearbook Attendance Mr. Robert Boal Mr. David Bosley ‘a L.B. — Biology, General Science R.C.D. — Band, Music History, Music Theory Mr. Leroy Bolding Mr. Doug Buckley e Mr. Elmer Crone } ma Mr. Richard Clever A.E. — Bus. Math, English, Home Management, Intro Bus 1). F. — Physical Education, English J.P. — English, Ski Club F 1).D cyte [yping [and I, Shorthand I and II, ice Practice Mrs. Alice F R.E. — German, French rs. AAICe ary ae 5 = Ie Carpentry 5 WF. — Drafting, Soccer, Ski Team Mr. F. D. Dean Mr. Roland Erpelding Bia Mr. John Fitzwater 176 B. H. — Civics, English B. I. — English J. L. — Acorn, German, English L. G. — Machine Tool Ving? 2 M. H. — Wrestling, Drivers Education T. K. — Athletic Director, Drivers Education Saket eal ae H. L. — World History Mr. Larry Groer : i Mr. Mike Huddleston D. M. — Algebra II, Geometry H. M. — Biology R. M. — Ecology, U.S. History, Modern Maryland D. L. — Algebra I, General Math, Business Math Mr. David Mayfield M. M. — Home Economics J. M. — Physical Education, Football igo ie rage J. P. — Biology, Earth Science Mr. Donald Lipscomb a - HES i q Mrs. Mildred Meyer Mr. James Miers ° ’ Mr. James Panther 525 Mr. Ruthvan Morrow 178 F. P. — English, Baseball R. Q. — Auto Maintenance, House Carp., Plumbing J. R. — Playschool, Home Ec., Cheerleaders, Bachelor Living 3 nN ‘Ss — Art, Crafts Bo P2— Art H. R. — Physical Education, Girls’ D. P. — English pees hats Basketball Miss Frances Patterson ae dt a Lees Mrs. Sonja Pratt Mr. Robert Quick Mrs. Helen Rostosky Mrs. Jane Rentschler 179 180 WS. — Bus. Math, Record Keeping, Typing I II D. S. — Basketball, Physical Education D. U. — Electronics E. S. — Special Education E. W. — Math App., Basic Math, General Math S. R. — Science, Physics, Biology, Chemistry S. S. — Foods Miss Wilma Sharpless Mrs. Sarah Ruston Miss Eleanor Sloan Mr. Donald Stemple aan Mrs. Evelyn Watson ylliai i A A a (C4 BBY Wx ES way. Y= oS US aD AH bs 4 o. C. W. — Music, Chorus, Music App. M. D. — Librarian 4 M. N. — Career Education C. W. — Data Proc., F.B.L.A., Psy., Accounting, Typing : J. Z. — Trig., Algebra, Geometry P. B. — Co-Op Coordinator HERS CEO EE B. T. — Testing Evaluator Mrs. Corile Wilhelm Mr. James Zimmerman VEEN hat eet weRLe 8! bo. inne THO tiie wOnF? Maen ORS, a. tea. ES M 181 Cafeteria Staff and Miss Romana Fries Mrs. Vonda Paugh ‘ Mrs. Lucille Marsh 182 Custodians Look On. . . Mr. Ron Michaels meee . ; a Cc , ¥ . hae : ¢ ft fd i, 4 Mr. Roland Erpeldin Miss Henrietta Lease iO: i Mr. Bill Freyman Mr. Leroy Bolding A re oe While Teachers Mrs. Marsh and Mr. Crone Play 183 184 Embarked on our own individual journey — wisdom, apathy, victory and even defeat will meet us all. 1. Pollution! 2. Bobby Morgan. 3. Lisa Rook and Judy Custer. 4. Diane Custer and Cindy Greenwood. 5. Rhonda Lewis and Doug Green. 6. Ram Pride. 185 Eager to accept a togetherness that must be left untouched. We pause to remember the good times before. 186 1. Sherry Gatian, Colleen Eddy. 2. Jack Riley. 3. Beth Early. 4. Becky Remley, Dave Eberly. 5. Carla Gank. 6. Little Piglet. 7. Becky Allison, Julie Blamble. 187 In the beginning our lives were that of a child. Our ideas were fragile and our morals, unsure. We were guided down the path of life by those with wisdom and knowledge but as we journeyed forward, our minds began to wander; escaping in other directions, reaching for responsibility and statue. We developed ideas for ourselves realizing our goals in life as the future became the past, the dreams became reality, and the life imagined became a life lived. B. Scott Editor 188 Sannin tt 1. Backview of SHS. 2. Surprise. 3. Alone and waiting . 4. J.V. Basketball Team. 5. Steve Liller. 6, Pat Gregg. 7. Welcome. a bia 189 190 Our deeds still travel with us from afar, and what we have been makes us what we are. George Elliot 1. Greg Shockey, Fred Gregg. 2. Eric Cvetnick. 3. Senior Chorus members. 4. Jeanette Rudy. 5. Ken Stinson, Aleta DelSignore. ah a 191 Hidden Beneath the Dreams of Tomorrow Memories 192 GARRETT COMMUNITY COLLEGE Transfer Programs are for those who aspire to transter to a Career-Occupational Programs are designed for those who four-year institution in order to work toward a Bachelor’s wish to enter a field of work at the conclusion of the two- Degree. This is the Arts and Science Transter Progr am year program at Garrett Community College. Presently including AA Degrees with options in: Orlerea are |. Humanities 1. Business-Occupational for those desiring a career Pesocial science in business and industry. 3. Science and Mathematics 2. Secretarial Science, where ehmpasis may be given i. Teacher Education in specialized areas such as Legal, Medical, and 5. Business Administration Educational. 3. Environmental and Renewable Resources Technol- ogy, with options in Agriculture and Wildlife and Fisheries Management. 4. Human Services Technology for persons interested in work relating to teacher aids, day care, Head Start, health service assistants, and various social SEIVICES. 5. Maint enance Technology. . Law Enforcement. — Financial Aid Available Intercollegiate Basketball and Baseball For Information: Dean of Students GCC McHenry, Md. 21541 4 4: ‘Tue First Nationa, Bank a: Of Oakland Always Finding Ways to Serve You Better Ki oe Main Office — Oakland | SERVICE. Branches — Friendsville SORANK Grantsville . McHenry - Burton Westernport Mid-Towns Plaza Tri-Towns Plaza OAKVIEW We MOTORS, INC. UNcomplicate Insurance a — Beall, Garner, Screen and Geare 3000 Thayer Center 334-9424 ee Eee sere sae 334-21 37 72 Ea@akest: H. WEBER STEMPLE'S AND SONS CO. CLEANERS FLORIST Qual leaning Your Quality Cleaners in Oakland Plowers-hy-Uire Say It With Flowers 119 Center St. Weber Road Oakland 334-2147 Agway Feed Supplies 160 Ann Lee’s Fabrics 45 Arnold Brothers 88 Artistic Creations 150 Backbone Village Rifle Shop 22 Bauer Lumber Co. 160 Bausch and Lomb 48 Beachy Lumber Co. 131 Beall, Garner, Screen and Geare 195 Ben Franklin 170 Big Tee 170 Bill’s Marine Service 170 Browning Foodland 56 Buckley Photo 96 Coke 48 Crabtree Photography 130 Dee-Ann Apparel 89 Deep Creek Shopping Center 33 Douglass, Gordon Boat Co. 59 Doyle Realty 24 Durst Funeral Home 50 Englander’s Pharmacy 140 Family Shoe Store 59 First National Bank 194 Fitzwater Furniture 22 Foodrite 131 Friend’s Radio and TV 32 Garrett Automotive 51 Printed by: Taylor Publishing Company Dallas, Texas 650 copies Enamel paper Silk screen stiff cover Ad Index Garrett Community College 193 Garrett Manufacturing Co. 59 Garrett National Bank 47 Gregg’s Pharmacy 88 Gender Insurance 33 Hair N’ Phernalia 89 Healthland 88 Helbig’s Jewelry Store 22 Helbig’s Sport Shop 32 Holsopple Insurance 51 H-P Stores 89 Jan Florists 50 Lake Breez Motel 32 Lake Side Motor Court 88 Madigan’s Auto Sales 24 Maryland Motel 32 Meadow Mt. Homes 57 Mellinger Enterprises 46 Miller’s Market 58 Morrises Country Store 51 Naylor’s Hardware 33 Nu-Way Interior Cleaning 57 Nu-Way Laundry 59 Oakland Lumber Co. 46 Oak-Lee Dairyland 22 Oak-Mar Motel 96 Oak View Motors 195 135 Meat Market 160 Par-Matt Lanes 89 Patterson Boat Co. 58 Paul’s Mt. Top Tire 23 Pizza Pub 45 Point View 160 Potomac Edison 140 Proudfoot’s Oakland Pharmacy 23 Rain Soft Water 24 Roberson’s Store 170 Rolyans 45 Rudy’s 45 S H Marina 57 Sears 33 Shirer Contracting 23 Starlite Motel 58 Stemple’s Cleaners 195 Sterling Proc. 48 Stewart Funeral Home 130 Tack Barn 23 Thayer’s Oakland El. 58 Town Motel 57 Tressler’s Suzuki 24 Weber Florist 195 Will O’ the Wisp 140 Wood Products 51 Wynlyns 50 Youthland 48 1977 Highlander Member: Quill and Scroll Journalistic Honor Society Columbia Scholastic Press Assoc. Columbia University New York City Senior Portraits by Ruhl Studio Underclass pictures by Davis Studio Body copy 10 point type All other pictures were taken, developed, and printed by student Captions 8 point type photographers Indexes 4 and 6 point type Enrollment: 1050 Senior names 18 point Monterey script Senior High School with grades nine through twelve Underclass names 6 point type First year for a senior high school. 196 CC _=-L OO EE OOO = Se Index Abernathy, William = 162 Ackerman, Ivan 142 Acorn 26 Ahern, Kenny 162 Ahern, Michael 152 Ahern, Rose 152 Allison, Becky 94, 152, 187 Allison, Thomas 142 Alvarez, Jamie 53, 54, 55, 145 Ammann, Paul 152 Anderson, Richard 162 ARNOLD, KIMBERLY M. 98 ASHBY, DIANAL. 98 Ashby, Donna 152 ASHBY, RANDY 98, 110, 134 Ashby, Thomas 162 Ashby, William 6, 16, 37, 52, 54, 142 Athey, David 162 Athey, Douglas 162 Athey, Susan 54, 55, 98 Autumn Glory 10 Ayers, Ruby Bailey, Andrew 152 Bailey, Virginia 52,54, 55, 142, 148 Baker, Joseph Baker, Roy Band 14 Barnard, Eleanor 162 Barnard, Suzette 142 Barnard, William 152 Barnes, James 77, 78. 162 Barnhouse, John — 162 Barnhouse, Tammy 142 Bartholomew, Sandra 152 Baseball 84. 85 Basketball Girls 80 Freshmen 74 Junior Varsity 72 Varsity 68 Beachy, Mark 142 Beachy, Sharon 142 Beard, James 67, 74, 86, 162 Beard, Kelly 12, 90,95, 162 Beck, Cynthia 152 BECHMAN, DONNA R. 44, 98 Beckman, Galen 142 Beckman, Gary Allen 162 Beckman, Gary Eugene 68.71 Beckman, Gary Gene 98 Beckman, Jackie 142 Beckman, James 152 Beckman, Jeff BECKMAN, KEVIN Beckman, Mary Ann 162 Beckamn, Wayne 182 Beeghly, Randell 142 Beeghly, Thomas 162 Beeghly. Wayne 152 Beitzel, Tim 152 Bell. Cynthia A. 162 Bennett, Dana 98, 112 Bennett. Ray 162 Bennett. Tina 152 Bernard, Brenda 152 Bernard, Connie D. 44, 98,99 BERNARD, DEBORAH 98 Bernard, Doug 142 Bernard, Leroy 142 Bernard, Richard 142 BERNARD, ROGER W. 98 Bernard, Terry 162 ey BERNARD, TRACY 98 Bernard, Wayne 152 Best, Mark Thomas Biser, Karen 142 Biser, Kenneth 162 BISER, KEVIN L. 98, 104 Biser, Randy 142 Bishoff, Mary Ann 152 Bisgoff, Ritchie 152, 153 Bittinger, Brad 67, 152 Bittinger. Clifford BITTINGER, DINAE 98, 107. 13 3 Bittinger, Eveline 142 Bittinger, James 142 Bittinger, Jeffery 152 Bittinger, Pam = 162, 163 Bittinger, Sandra 152 Bittinger, Tina 162 Bittinger, Zendel 142 BITTINER, BRENDA 98 Blamble, John 152 Blamble, Julie 152, 187 Blamble, Larry 5, 152 Blamble, Nancy Blamble, Richard 98 Blum, Kevin 98 BLUM, MICHELLE 27, 100, 102 Bolding, Mary Jo 21, 162, 165 Bolding, Michael 72, 152, 158, 159 Bolyard, Carlos 152 BOON, DEBRA 128 Boone, Tracy 162 Booth, Linda 10, 54, 142, 149 BosleyaGale e18 20n21 1525155 BOWERS, CARLO JEAN _ 100 Bowers, David 142 BOWERS, JAMES R. 62, 100 Bowers, Ronald 152 Bowman, Jeffery 162 BOWMAN. REBECA _ 100 Bowman, Roger 54, 142 BOWMAN, VAVA _ 100 Bowser, Debra 152 Bowser, Mary 142 BOYCE, DWAYNEE. 101 Boyce, Michael 54,55, 142 Boyd, Daniel Jackson BRADY, JAMES D. 101 Brady, Melissa 142 Brady, Virginia 152 Brant, Timothy 142 Brantner, William 152 Bray, Donald 142 Bray, Trina 162 Brenneman, Kenneth 152 BRENNEMAN, SAMUEL _ 101 BRENNEMAN, SHARON _ 101 BREWTON, DEBORAH _ 101 Brock, Cindy 29, 148 Brown, Dale Erwin 152 Brown, Robert 142 Brown, Teresa 152 Browning, David 10, 13, 66. 67, 76, 78. NSW BURGESS, ELEANOR © 101 Burgess, Helen 142 Burns, Shirley BUTLER, BARBARA 101. 107 Butler, Patty 162 Calhoun, Curtis 152 Calhiun, Edsel 162 Cellis, Cynthis 162 Callis, Fred = 153 Callis, Steve 153 Camp, Robin 101 Canon, Robert 142 Carrico, Greg 67, 162 Gistceleeresae 202 ean CHAPMAN, DONALD 101 Chapman, Mickey 84, 142 Chatterton, Roger 153 Cheerleaders 90 Chorus 42 Clair, Melody Clark, Christine 162 Clark, Earl James 78, 79, 142 Clark, Perry 76, 78, 143, 149 GIA Raveu lo) A Rule in| oem OZ CLEMONS, EDITH L. Clemons, Edward 162 Clamons, Janet 162 Caddington, Ronald L. 163 Cogley, Laura R. 163 COGLEY, REBECCA 102 Cogley, Richard Cogley, Ronald 163 Colaw, Jeff 67, 74, 163 Colaw, Michael 5,8 Collins, Cherly 153 Colville, Marilyn 153 Conley, Sandra 163 Cooper, Dennis 153 COOPER, TERRI M. °102 WO PPO LAMP Admiay amlO 2-5 di2esleye) Corbin, Douglas 143 Corby, Lonnie 163 Xoeliss, Carol 10, 90,91, 92, 153, 157 Corliss, George 163 Cosner, Chery! 153 Cosner, Darlene 163 Cosner, Liane 153 COSNER, RICHARD 102 Cosner, Stephen 53, 54, 143, 145 COUNTRYMEN, MICHAEL Crabtree, Christopher 153 Crosco, Gary D. 163 Crosco, Roger 153 Crosco, Julie 163 CRUMLEY, MARY _ 6, 28, 81, 102. 104,115 Cryser, Doug 67, 163 Culp, John F. 74, 163 Cuppett, Thomas 85, 158 GUSTER? DIANA Go 25102-1133. 136, 185 Custer, Franklin 163 Custer,Glen 153 CUSTER, JUDY 4,6, 10, 13, 29, 102, 104, 115, 133, 185 Custer, Paul CVETNICK, ERIC 5, 63, 86, 103. 191 Daniels, Dan 86, 153 Daniels, Dean 67, 86, 163 Davis, Carl 103 Davis, Charlene 153 DAVIS, CHARLES 10. 103. 110 Davis, James 163 Davis. Mildred 143 Davy, Judy 163 Dawson, Patty 153 Dawson, Roy 163 DeAugustine, Mark A. 163 DEEM, THOMAS | 103 DELSIGNORE, ALETA - 8, 31, 21.99. 103, 106, 134, 191 DEVER, MATT 103 DEVER, WANDA D. 103 Devlin, Douglas 66, 74, 163 DeWitt, Jack 143 DeWitt llanase2 tal oo DeWitt, Mark DEW iii CEE Te DeWitt. Robert 153 DEWITT, TIMOTHY DeWitt, William 143 Dillsworth, Donna = 153 Dillsworth, Genevieve 163 Dillsworth, Wayne L. 163 DiSimone, Joey 85, 143 Dixon, Barbara 153 Dixon, Debra 143, 145 Dixon, Roger 159 DODGE, SANDY _ 104 Dolan, James 153 Dopple, Carl 104, 111 Doss, Barbara 153 DOSS, KATHERINE 104 Doyle, Michelle 163 DOYLE, PATTY 104 DRESSMAN, MICHAEL | 15, 16, 101, 104 Dressman, Patricia 163, 165 Dumire, Dennis 163 Dumire, Randy 153 Dumire, Rhonda 153 Dunham, Sheila R. 163 Durben, Colin 153 Durst, Donna 143 DURST, RDNEY L. 68, 71, 104, 134, 146 Earley, Beth Anna 143, 187 Earley, Bonnie 81, 153 Eary, Matt 143 Eberly, David 153, 187 EBERLY,SUSAN _ 81, 105, 106 Echard, Deborah 90,95, 163 Echard, Jane 164 Eddy, Colleen 9, 20, 93, 163, 164, 165, 187 Eddy, Michael 143 Eckenrode, Freeman Edwards, Rick 164 EDWARDS, KATHY © 105 Edwards, Teresa 143 Elliott, Barbara 143 Elliot, Larry 164 Evans, Bonnie Evans, Daniel E. 164 Evans, Deborah 90,95. 164 Evans, Donald 153 Evans, Sharon 26, 143 EVANS,SUSAN 6, 105 Evans, Thomas 153 Evans, Velda_ 153 Faulkner, Jill 164 Fozenbaker, Diana 164, 166 Fazenbaker. Elizabeth 143 Feather, Kenneth 154 Ferguson. Gail 154 Ferguson, Gary 143 FERGUSON, RANDY 105 EEA. 40 FIELD, TERESA 105 197 Filsinger, Kathy L. Fike, Andrew W. 74,75, 164 Fike, Dennis H. 164 Fike, Kenneth 164 FIKE(STEYER),. MARY ANN 124 Fike, Melvin 164 Fike, Orlando 164 Filemyr, Lois 16, 154 FILEMYR, TIMOTHY L. 16, 99, 105 Filsinger, Judy 106 Filsinger, Kathy 164 Fishel, Charlotte 164 Fishel, Ronald FISHER, GREGORY — 106 Fitzwater, Cynthia 143 Fitzwater, Dora 164 Flanagan, Jeff 8, 143, 146 Fletcher, Jody 154 Flinn, Gene 154 FLOWERS, ROCKFORD © 106 Football 62 Ford, Joseph Ford, Michael 143 Ford, Pam 154 Ford, Terry 164 Ford, Timothy Foster. Vincent 164 Frazee, Diana 27, 52, 54, 143. 148 Frazee, Glen 164 Frazee, Yvonne 154 FRIEND, ALAN L. 106 Friend, Barbara Ann Friend, Barbara C. 164 Friend, Brenda L. 143 Friend, Bryan 164 FRIEND, CARL 106 Friend, Christine 164 FRIEND, GREG — 106 Friend, John C. 164 FRIEND, KENNETH _ 106 Friend, Kimberly 143 Friend, Leroy 164 FRIEND, MARTHA 106 Friend, Olive 164 Friend, Rebecca 154 FRIEND, SHARON Friend, Steven A. 164 Friend, Tammy L. 143 Friend, Teresa 143 Eee Aane G0) CoN St Gabbert, E. Kathy 164 Gaines, Jeff Gaither, Brenda 164 Gallagher, Kathy 154 Gallagher, Mark 164 GANK, CARLA _ 106, 187 GANK, DARWIN R. 107 Gank, Jeff 164 Garlitz, Linda 164 GARIEIT Zs Rilo Gatian, Jim 154, 159 Gatian, Sherry 91,93, 163, 164, 187 Gatshall, Dawn 154 Gay, William 164 GEORGE, BARBARA _ 107 Geroski, Michael Gillespie, John 143 Gilpin, Brend 154 Glass, Brenda 154 Glo-felty, Gary 143 Glotfelty, Jack 164 Glotfelty, James 164 GLOTFELTY, KIMBERLY 107 FLOTFELTY, MICHAEL 107, 143 Glotfelty, Susan 143 GLOTFELTY, VALINDA _ 100, 107 Glotfelty, Willis Gnegy, Cynthia 154 198 Gnegy, Diana M. 82, 133, 142, 143, 146 Gnegy, Thomas 143 Gnegy, Timothy GOLDSBOROUGH, PAM © 108 Golf 86 Gordon, Diana 154 Gosenll, Jeff 37, 143, 144 Graczyk, Brenda 154 Braczyk, Cathy Graduation 136 Graham, Clifford 154 GRANAM, CYNTHIA 94, 108 Graham, Cathy 90, 91, 92,155 Graham, Tammy 164 Grant, Lyz 8,16 Green, Dan 43, 165 GREEN, DOUGLAS W. 84, 108, 111,185 Green, Kim 165 Green, Michael 15, 72, 73, 153, 154 GREEN, PHILIP A. 108, 111, 134 Green, Ronald 154 GREENWOOD, CINDY — 2, 21, 108, 185 Gregg, C. Fred 26, 63, 68, 143, 191 Gregg, Pat 5, 152, 154, 158, 189 Griffith, David 143 GRIFFITH, FRED E. 39, 63, 65, 68, 69, 70, 71, 100, 108 GRIFFITH, HAROLD Groves, Robert Scott 143 Guthrie, Charles 165 GUTHRIE, MICHAEL 109 Guthrie, Rex 143 Guthrie, William 165 Hahn, CYnthia 29, 143, 149 HAHN, KEVIN _ 109 Haines, Jeff 154 Hanlin, Janet 165, 169 Hanlin, Jerry 143 Hanline, Aimee 21, 156 Hanline, Carl 18, 19, 165 Hanline, Norman 134, 143 HARDESTY, BEVERLY _ 109, 143 Hardesty, Bret Hardesty, Clement 143 Hardesty, Douglas A. 154 HARDESTY, JOSEPH = 109 Hardesty, Ronald 143 Hardesty, Shelia 90,95, 165 HARDESTY, TAMMY 44, 109 Hardesty, Timothy 143 Harris, Delmas D. 154 Harrison, Laura 94, 165, 166, 169 Harsh, Elizabeth 154 Harsh, Harold 36, 66, 67, 72. 154, 159 Harsh, Patricia 165 Harsh, Thomas E. 63, 143 Hartman, Barb 154 Harvey, Barbara 165 Harvey, Carol HARVEY, CHARLES Harvey, Connie 154 Harvey, James Dean 143 Harvey, Karen 165 Harvey, Leanna 143 Harvey, Michael 165 Harvey, Phoebe 154 Harvey, Raymond 165 Harvey, Ronald 143 Harvey, Sandra 165 Harvey, Scott 143 Harvey, Sherman R. Harvey, William M. Hauser, Ronnie Hawk, Loren 165 Hayhurst, Jean 143 Hayhurst, John 67,77, 78, 79, 155 Heath, David 155 Heath, Karen 109, 144 Hebb, Philip 165 EL. CGaaeaS Heginbotham, Scott 52, 54,55, 144 Helmick, Ray 155 Henline, Denise Henline, Donna 165 HENN, CAROL 109, 111, 134 Herman, Becky Herndon, Deborah 54, 82, 142, 144, 146 Herndon, Val Jean 21, 155 Herring, Judi 165 Herring, William H. 53, 54, 144 HERSHBERGER, JOHNNY 36, 109 Hershman, David 165 Hershamn, Yvonna_ 144 Hershman, Scott 74,75 Hesan, Nancy 91, 93, 165, 166 Highlander 28 HILTON, CAROLYN HILTON, JAMES 109 Hinebaugh, Brenda L. 165 Hinebaugh, David 144 Hinebaugh, Diana 94, 134, 155 Hinebaugh, Glenn A. HINEBAUGH, HELEN 110 Hinebaugh, James 155 Hinebaugh, John Allan 155 Hinebaugh, John Michael 165 Hinebaugh, Jeff 66, 67, 74, 75, 165 Hoffman, Serena 155 Holland, Julia 144 HOLL AND, THOMAS (GENE) 99, 110 HOLTSCHNEIDER, GAROLYN elo Holtschneider, Gary 155 HOUGH, JOHN RAYMOND 110 Hoye, Michael 165 Hutson, Curtis 155 Ingram, Sam_ 155 INGRAM, SUSAN — 110 Jacks, Eugene 165 James, Robert 165 Jessup, Melissa 155 JESSUP, RICHARD Johnson, Carrie 165 JOHNSON, KENNETH 110 Johnson, Kimberly 165 Johnson, Lori J. 165 JOHNSON, RHONDA 94, 111 Johnson, Roberta 8, 18, 94, 155 Jones, John G. 144 JOSE, MICHAEL JUNKINS, DANIEL 111 Junkins, Ronald 165 JUNKINS, SANDY K. 144 Kahl, David 67, 155 Kahl, Ella 165 KAHL, JUDI 106,111 Keefe, Patricia 27, 142, 144, 149 KEIPER, JAMES 111 Keiper, William 155 Kelley, Celene 155 KERNS, KENNETH E. 111, 144 Kerns, Rodney 155 Kifer, Henry 144 Kifer, Roger 165 Kight, Karen 144 Kight, Sharon 155 King, Reid Allan 165 Kinnaman, Geoffrey 43, 165 KISNER, DIANE 111 KIT TZMILLERS CHERYL sida Kitzmiller, Craig 6, 165 Kitzmiller, David 165 Kitzmiller, James E. 144 Kitzmiller, Mark 166 Kitzmiller, Michael 166 Mitzmiller, Michele 166 Kitzmiller, Steven Kitzmiller, Tim 155 Knapp, Janet 166 KNOTTS, HELEN 111 KNOTTS, LINDA 111 Knox, BarbaraH. 145 Knox, David 166 Knox, James 166 Knox, Lois 155 Kreyenbuhl, Kathryn 6, 165, 166 Kulak, Susan 155 Kurilla, Jeff 86, 166 KURILLA, KIMBERLY 112, 139 KYLE, DOUGLAS MARK 112 Landis, George 166 Lantz, David 166 Lantz, Ellen 145 Lantz, Joey. S5 Lasek, Shelly Anne 155 LATIN, CINDY same Layton, Belinda 155 LAYTON, DONNA EE. 112 Layton, Robert 166 eek Garliw a 14s) Lee, Catherine 166 LEE, DONALD 112 Lee, Janice 166 Lee, Michael 155 Lee, Robert Leighton, Ann 155 LEIGHTON, RANDY Lewis, AlcieG. 145 Lewis, Angela 155 Lewis, Barbara 155 Lewis, Connie D. 145 Lewis, Frank 72, 73, 155, 159 Lewis, Philip Lewis, Renee 166 Lewis, Robert 145 LEWIS, RHONDA) 10; dias LEWIS; TIMOTHY 5 Lichty, Steve 155 LICASELIZAB Estas Liller, Angels 43, 166 Liller, David 166 Liller, Delbert 67, 74, 75, 85, 166 Liller, Paul 145 Liller, Steven 10, 26, 54, 63, 65, 68, 69, 71, 144, 145, 146, 148, 189 Liller, Todd 19, 68, 69, 71, 152, boy Lipscomb, Barbara Lipscomb, Cathlean 145 Lipscomb, Marvin Livengood, Brenda 43, 166 Livengood, Cathy A. LIVENGOOD, JOHN 113 Livengood, Marsha 156 Livengood, Mary 156 Livengood, Ralph 166 Lloyd, Randall 145 Lough, Scott 166 Lough, Phyllis 54, 145 Louis, Elizabeth 145 Lowdermilk, Roger 166 Lower, Benjamin 166 Lower, Sara 166 Lowers, Virgil 145 Lucas, Lisa 166 Lucas, Paul 166 Lucas, Rocky L. 145 Lucas, Terry 74 Ludwig, Debra 156 134; 185 Ludwig, Tamera 166 Ludwig(Teets), Willie LUKE, JOHN LYONS, CLARENCE 36,77, 78, 79 Lyons, Kathy LYONS, WILLIAM MacMurry, Anna 166 Madigan, Kelly A. 145 Madigan, Mike 166 MADIGAN, PAMELA | 113 Maffertt, Ellen 166 Matfetr, Neil 166 Marks, Kenneth F. 145, 148 MARTIN, LINDA 114 Martin, Shelba 166 Mason, Susan 4, 90,91, 92, 156 MASON, TAMMY _ 107, 114 Mateer, Mark 156 MATTINGLY, JOHN 114 Matthews, Gwen 43, 90, 95, 166 Matthews, John 146 Mayle, Patty Mayle, Randy Mayle, Shari 156 McBee, James 166 McCracken, Carol 156 McCracken, Cindy K. 146 McCorbie, James W. MCDONALD, CHRISTOPHER © 114 McDonald, Kinberly 163, 166 McHenry, Michael 26, 28, 54, 63, 86, 104, 144, 146, 147, 148 McMillen, Rodney D. 52, 53, 54, 146 McMillen, Vickie 166 McLaughlin, Cathy 156 McPhail, David 166 McPahil, Debbie McRobie, James 166 McRobie, Stan 78, 156 Meadows, Patricia Mellinger, Clarence E. 146 MELLINGER, KATHY 114 Messenger, Reggie 5, 68, 133, 134, 146 Metheny, Donna 146 Meyers, Kris 146, 147 Michaels, Brenda Michaels, John Michaels, Linda 167 Muchales, Linda 167 Muchaels, Michael 156 Mick, Anita 146 Mick, Patrice 94, 156 MILLER, CHARLES 76, 78, 114 Miller, Deborah 167 Miller, Diane 167 Miller, Denise 44, 52, 54, 143, 146, 148 Miller, Joanna 156 Miller, Martha 27, 146 Miller, Stephen 167 Moon, Hallie 167 Moon, Judy 146 Moon, Kathryn 146 Moon, William G. 36 Moore, Carolub Robin Moore, Cathy 167 MOORE, GARY 115 Moore, Robert 167 Moreland, DoanldS. 146 Moreland, Marie 156 Mountain, R. Allen 167 MORGAN, DIANE 115 Morgan, Robert R. 146, 185 MORRIS, IVA 10.11, 26, 115, 133, IS 7E 138 Morris, Rebecca 13, 90, 91, 92, 155, 156, 157 Mort, Carol 156 Mort, Linda 167 Murphy, Donna 156 Murphy, Gary 65, 74, 167 Murphy, James 167 Murphy, Jeff D. 68, 71, 146 MURPHY, PATTI 115 MURPHY, RANDY 115 Meyers, James 156 Myers, John Joseph 146 MYERS, HARRIET 115 Nair, Diana Nair, Joe National Honor Society 39 Naylor, Paul 27, 146 NAYLOR, SHARON E. | 106, 115, 136 Nelson, Billie 43, 167 NELSON, CHRISTOPHER 115 Nelson, Otis 65, 156 NICE, KATHY 29, 115, 149 Ita: Aisran Syste Sys, Sia} eK) Niner, Daivd 146 Niner, Helen 83, 146 NINER, KENNETH 10, 11, 13, 69, TAOY, MAG, 135) Noel, Ronnie 156 O’Brien, Donald 167 O’Brien, James 167 O’BRIEN, LISA A. 115, 116 O'Connell, Sean T. Orr, Jeff 86, 142, 146 Ours, Drucilla 156 Panther, Timothy 167 Paolucci, Jeffrey Allen Park, Donald Parrack, Tim 146 Parsons, Gregg 156 Paugh, Albert (Rusty) 167 Paugh, Brenda 44, 156 PAUGH, CATHY A. 116 Paugh, Crystal 146 Paugh, David 167 Paugh, Ethel 156 Paugh, Eugene 156 Paugh, Gary 156 Paugh, John Paugh, Karen 167 PAUGH, LEONARD 116 Paugh, Lisa 156 PAUGH, PEGGY 116 PAUGH, RICHARD PAUGH, TERESA 116 Paugh, William 156 PENNINGTON, GALE PERANDO, BRENDA 116 PERANDO, RANDALL W. 112, 116 PERRY, CHARLES Pierce, Kenneth 167 Plank, Mark 146 Plessinger, Jane 156 Plessinger, Nancy 167 Powles, Lori 156 Prentice, Lealie 167 PRESTON, DANNY A. 109, 117 PRITTS, EUGENE 117 Pritts, Jaunita 167 Pritts, Jonathan 156 Pritts, Virginia 146 Prom 132 Proudfoot, Mason 167 Putnam, Karen 146 Pysell, Martha 146 Quill and Scroll 38 Ratliff, Chris 157 RAUSCH, MILES M._ 117 Ravenscroft, Dwan RAVENSCROFT, KENNETH © 117 Raynovich, Mark 156 Reall, Michelle 156 Ream, Daren 156 Reams, Kenneth 166, 167 Reams, Kimberly Rebele, David 19, 66, 67, 156 Reckart, Barbara 167 Reckart, Dwayne 167 Reckart, Kenneth Reckart, Lois 156 Reckart, Willard 167 Reckart, Ronald 146 REMLEY, PAMEL 107, 117 Remley, Rebecca L. 167 REXRODE, DEBBIE 100 Rexrode, Victoria 146 Rhoades, Rose 167 Rice, Paul 167 Rice, Ruth 156 Ricketts, Earl 167 RICKETTS, JOHN Ridder, Debbie 146 Riggleman, Alicia 94, 134, 146 Riggleman, Shari 167 Rigleman, Vickie 146 Riggs, Terri 2,21, 154, 156 Riley, Donna 146 Riley, Sue 167 RILEY, JACK 26, 109, 117, 138, 187 Riley, Teresa 156 Riley, Tracy A. 167 Rinker, Deborah 156 RITCHIE, STEVE 17, 18, 68, 69, 70, 106, 118, 138 Roberson, Nancy 157 ROBINETTIE, CATHY 118 Robinette, Debora 167 Rodeheaver (Kisner), Diane 136 RODEHEAVER, ROSLYN 118 Rodeheaver, Shirley 147 Rodeheaver, Susan 147 Rodeheaver, Vickie 167 Rodeheaver, William 157 Rohrbaugh, Gail 134, 146 Rolf, David 156 Rolf, Tina 167 Romano, Cindy 168 Romano, Terry 168 Rook, Lisa 185 Root Panieloy, Root, Theresa Rostosky, Laurie 147 Roszell, Edward 67, 157 Roszell, William 149 Rounds, Rusty 147 Rounds, Wayne 147 Roy, Carol 168 Roy, Harlan 157 Roy, Thomas Roy, W. Jayne 157 Rudy, Jeanett 157, 191 Ruff, Tammy 157 RUSH, TIMOTHY 110, 115, 118 Ryan, Melanie Sanders, Danita 157 SZDERS, DEBORA 118 Sanders, Eric 157 Sanders, John 67, 74, 168 Sanders, Kimberly 168, 169 Sanders, Larry 68, 71, 86, 147 SANDERS, LYDIA | 112,118 SAVAGE, BRENDA 16, 21, 99, 106, 118 SAVAGE, CONNIE _ 105, 119 Savage, David 147 Savage, Debra 18, 147 Savage, Gregory 168 SAVAGE, JEFFREY 119 Savage, Kayla 21, 157 SAVAGE, LYDELL 119 SCHELL, CHRIS 63, 65, 119 SCHELL, DENNIS 119 Schell, Susan 157 Schmidt, Carolyn 168, 169 Schmidt, Diane 168 Schmidt, Kimberly 165, 168 SCHMIDT, ROBERT 119, 139 Schmidt, Sandra 91, 93, 157 Schoch, Donna 157 Schrock, Terry . 147 Schroyer, Larry 168 SCOTT, BRENDA 92, 104, 120 Seal, Esther 168, 169 Sebold, Marsha 147 SHAFFER, BRENDA 120 Shaffer, CHristine 82, 147 SHAFFER, JACK L. 120 SHAFFER, JAMES K. 120 Shaffer, James R. 44, 145, 147 Shaffer, Jonna 168 Shaffer, Randy Shaffer, V. Scott 168 Shaffer, Susan 29, 90, 91, 92, 147 SHANNON, COLLEEN _ 120 Shannon, Connie, 94 Shahan, Harry Sharpless, Debra K. 168 SHARPLESS, DON Sharpless, Donna 147 Sharpless, Robert Sharpless, Terry 168 Sheally, Donna 157 SHEALLY, RENEE 13, 104, 120, 134 Shiflett, Dorsey Shiflett, Janice Shiflett, William 157 SHILLINGBURG, BARBARA 121 SHILLINGBURG, RAY 36, 121, 134 Shirer, Charlotte (Lottie) 90,91, 93, 163, 168 Shockey, Gregory Lee 63, 65, 68, 71, 133, 144, 147, 191 SHOCKLEY, CLARA 26, 102, 121, 139 Shreve, William 157 Shrout, Donna 157 Shrout, Mark 168 SIMMONS, JONI 109, 122 Simmons, Russ 158 Simms, Jim 65, 157 Simon, John 158 Simon, Mary 197 Simpson, Tom 157 SINCELL, KATHRYN 29, 104, 122, 133, 134, 139 Sines, Alan 147 SINES, ANITA 122 Sines, Martha Sines, Nevin 168 Sines, Valerie 147 Sirbaugh, Junior SISLER, DEBRA 122 Sisler, Eric 158 Sisler, James 168 Sisler, Joseph 147 Sisler, Joyce 158 Skeweris, Robert 168 SKEWERIS, TOM 122 Ski Club 37 Skiles, Gregg 67,158 SKIPPER, KIM 121 Skipper, Sharon 147 SKIPPER, TIMOTHY _ 101, 123 Sluss, Nancy 158 Smith, Gerald Smith, Robert Smith, Theresa 147, 149 199 Smith, William 168 Snyder, Brenda (11th) 21, 147 Snyder, Brenda (9th) 2, 20, 168 SNYDER, KEITH 123 Snyder, Michael 147 SOWERS, JAY 4, 18, 19, 107, 123 Spaulding, Debra 147 Spaulding, Paul 44, 168 Spaulding, Paula 158 Speicher, Helen 168 Speicher, Ruth 168 Spiker, Lance 8, 67, 168 Stahl, Amanda 168 Stahl, Carlton 147 STALNAKER, DEBORAH 123 Stalnaker, Gilbert 158 Stark, Lisa 168 Steger, Warren 158 Stem, Deb 158 Stem, Sheila 147 Stem, Victoria 168 Stemple, Jenilee 52, 53, 54, 147, 148 Stemple, Jim Stemple, Judy 43, 168 Stemple, Sherry 168 STEPHENS, MICHAEL 123 Stewart, Barbara 168 STEWART, BOBBY 105, 123 STEWART, DEBBIE 124 Steyer, Gerald 168 Steyer, Henry 147 Steyer, Randall 147 Steyer, Robert (Bobby) 168 STEYER, TERRY 106, 107, 112, 124 Stinson, Calvin 158 STINSON, KENNETH L. 10, 13, 63, Tie 0s. 24138. 13419 Stone, Neil 168 Stoner, Kevin 147 STONER, VIRGINIA 125 STOREY, JERI. Storey, Susan G. 168 Stonesifer, Cathy L. 43 STONESIFER, VICKY M. Stover, David 147 STOV ERS JAIN TES OSs 125 Stover, Sara 163, 168 Strobel, Mary 148 Strobel, Susan 158 Strobel, Vivian 43, 168 Student Council 25 Stump, William 158 STURM, LOU ELLEN _ 102, 109, 125 83, 124 200 Sturm, Lowell 158 Sullivan, Craig 74, 168 Sullivan, Dawn Sullivan, Steven Sweitzer, Alan 158, 159 Sweitzer, Barton 5, 17, 74, 169 SWEITZER, L. BRET 125, 149 SWEITZER, PAUL Sweitzer, Sharon 148 Seitzer, Teresa 54, 148 Tasker, Cynthia 43, 169 TASKER, DANIEL M. 125 Tasker, Debra 148 Tasker, Dennis 169 Tasker, Donna 148 Tasker, Doug 169 Tasker, George Tasker, Jacqueline 158 Tasker, James 169 Tasker, Janice 148 Tasker, Lisa 148 TASKER, RITA 125 Tasker, Sandra 169 Tasker, Steven 43 Tasker, Terry 169 Tasker, Tim 148 Teagarden, Lisa Teets, Christina 43, 169 Teets, James 158 TEETS, MELINDA M. 126 Teets, Steven 169 Tephaback, Kevin 21, 158 TERRANT, DARLAS. 126 Terrant, Richard Teter, Audrey 169 Teter, Robert 148 Tharp, Annette 169 Thayer, George 169 Thayer, Lisa Ann (10th) 158, 159 Thayer, Lisa (11th) 44, 148 Thomas, John 169 Thomas, Kathryn 15, 169 THOMAS, PAMELA S. 126 Thomas, Sharon 158 TICHNELL, DEBBIE 126 Tortorice, Kim 169 TORTORICE, JIM 126 Toston, John 67, 76, 78, 158 Trawtwein, Craig 158 Tressler, Cathy 148 Tressler, Greg 158 TRESSLER, KENNETH R. 5, 63, 103, 126 TRICK ET Ts JEFFERY, J. Trickett, Kim 158 TRICKETT, PAM 21, 81, 104, 127 Tuel, Timothy 148 Turney, Brant 37, 148 TURNEY, MARTA 127 101, 126 Uber, Bonnie 169 Umbel, Jeffrey 6, 8, 67, 74, 169 Umbel, Sherry 13, 145, 148 Unger, Patty 158 Uphold, Barbara 169 Uphold, Charlotte 158 Uphold, Daley 169 | Uphold, Donna 159 Uphold, Jeffrey 169 Uphold, Linda 134, 149 Jphold, Lynn 149 phole, Terri phole, Shirley phole, Tom 63 phole, Robert 169 phole, Bonnie 159 POLE, DANIEL 128 phole, Douglas 159 pole, Lori 159 Jpole, Ronnie 169 Jpole, Shirley 149 pperman, Ronald 159 - aaa qos cca Varsity Club 30 VICA 36 VIRTS, DOLLY 128 Virts, John 36, 159 Volleyball 82 Walden, Sadie 43, 169 Wall, Michael 169 Warnick, Debby Lynn 149 Warnick, Douglas K. 159 Warnick, Robert 43, 169 Warnick, Vernon (Skip) 169 WEEKS, CONSTANCE 129 Weeks, James Weeks, Warren Frederick 159 Weimer, Everett 169 WEIMER(MAHAFFEY), PATRICIA 114 Welch, Colleen 159 Welch, Darrell Welch, Kim 16, 69 Welch, Nancy Louise 169 WELCH, ROGER L. 129 Welling, Beverly 159 Wells, Beverly Wells, Jim 159 Werdebaugh, Aurelia 159 Whitacre, James 159 WHITACRD, RITA 129 White, Ronald 159 White, Sandra Jean White, Jeffrey 169 Whitehair, Lesa 143, 149 WILBURN, VALERIE 129 WILDESEN, EDWARD ) 8, 129 Wiley, Penny 159 Wiley, Ruth 169 Wilhelm, Brenda 159 WILHELM, WILLIAM 129 Williams, H. Bayard 169 Williams, France 169 Wilson, Barbara 159 Wilson, Debbie 169 Wilson, Sam 159 Wilt, Brenda 159 Wilt, Clyde 15, 89 Wilt, Leona 169 Wilt, Richard 159 Wilt, Tilden 12, 67, 169 Wilt, Richard 149 Winterfest 49 Winters, Scott 74, 169 Wohl, Ralf 149 Wolf, Marcia 54, 134, 149 27.210: Wolf, Robert 13, 76, 77, 78, 149 Wolf, Stephen 149 Wolfe, Daniel 169 WOLFE, JOHN WOLFE, RALPH 129 Wolfe, Theodore 169 Wolfe, William 159 WOODS, DONALD | 112, 129 Wotring, Gregory 65, 159 Wrestling Wright, Sandra 159 WRIGHTSMAN, VICKIE Yarnell, Natalie 43, 169 Yommer, David 159 Yommer, Tim 149 Zacheis, Marlene Kelly 43 129 iti ¥ Ae he . ¢ pe y Be. = ull I | 0) i i : | RUTH ENLOW LIBRARY OF GA SESS TRinet EStsrike SeseSTS:
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