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

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Enchano, the band’s concert number, was highlighted by Tracey Miller and the other seven rifles with their cape routine. Looking frustrated is Steve Dilley as he looks for the final piece to complete his art project. Finding time to relax, Mike Getting a good laugh is Patty Lewis McLaughlin wishes that every class as she shows Cindy Edwards her lat- gould be this way. est anonymous love letter. | | Opening e 3

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Grand Ch ampions could best describe the band when they were the MBA Northeast Class ‘‘A’’ Champions. Pictured is the trumpet trio of Bill Mott and Steve Klier (kneeling) , and Wally Weeks (standing). — ; Pa oe ai esa tee i uf very person passing through this small corner of Western Maryland was ignorant of what every citizen of Oakland had experienced. The only written records were the articles in the local newspapers, the school newspaper, and this yearbook, but every person would never forget the feelings that were permanently engraved in their memories. These memories were feelings of pride and enthusiasm concerning the football team and the band. Highlights were when the Varsity 2 « Opening THE SOUTH SIDE. Football team achieved another | winning season and went on to become State Runners-up inthe Class ‘‘C”’ division. Also, the band 7, brought national recognition to Oakland when they won the Class | “A’’ title in Toledo, Ohio. They then |) traveled to Jacksonville, Florida, in © November, to compete in the MBA |. Grand National Championship and | were ranked among the top twelve | bands in the nation. Thisis more |) than enough evidence to support the idea that there is ALOT ON

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Preparing a grilled cheese sandwich is Donna Moon, a student of the foods program. Finding her homework a little boring, Tammy Rowan seems to have fallen asleep. i Joking around with teacher Bill Freyman is Jim Lyons in his drafting class. M any people that visit Oakland and associated with the school. During the fall Deep Creek Lake say, ‘“‘It is a nice place we have football games every Friday to visit, but | would not want to live there.’’ night. Basketball games are held every Their main reasoning is that they think Tuesday and Friday nights during the ® there is nothing to do here. Since most of winter. Annually there is a junior and 7 | Nice these people are from the big city, they senior class play. The seniors spend six are used to the busy rush of the city weeks practicing for their play, and the where the number of things to do is juniors spend close to three months P [ ace countless. They cannot adjust themselves practicing for their play. There are to the quiet country of Garrett County. On approximately fifteen clubs in the school ° the other hand Garrett Countians are very that students are active in. We also have Lo £ LVe satisfied with their home and most would music and journalism programs that not change it for the world. students are involved in. All this makes Most of us can find things to keep us Garrett County... busy. There are many activities (continued) 4 e Opening