Northern Garrett High School - North Star Yearbook (Accident, MD)

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,Nga Each day as you walk into the office, you hear the busy sound of the typewriter, and see someone busily writing passes. The Public Address System in our school is a new addition and comes in very handy when making announcements. Mr. Malone is kept busy giving tests and helping students with their problems. The library is full of a rich supply of in- formation for everyone . As the yearbook went to press, we learned that Miss Dauphin was leaving for greener pastures and Mrs. Frazee is filling her position. 5 Q. '---...qi MRS . ELHANORA FRAZEE Catherman's Business College Secretary 1 Ji i r ' ii f' w use ADMINISTRATION M' . ,w,r.f,i.,.i -arms. I --Gi- MR. RALPH BEACHLEY B. S. - M. A. University of Maryland Columbia University Vice Principal MISS CAROL DAUPHIN Catherman's Business College Secretary MR. DARRELL MALONE A. B. - M. A. West Virginia University MR. IMELVIN KESNER B . S . University of Maryland Librarian

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I , if ,w.f,-,,5M, W I , ,. ,M Sri? A ll stor I Each year can be likened to Your lives, from birth to death, is like a book, it te s a y. a chapter in a book. Iunei 13 , 1959, marks the end of another chapter in your books. In order to help you preserve the memories of this chapter entitled, School Year 1958-1959 , your Yearbook staff has assembled many pictures, names and popular sayings into the NORTH STAR, your official school yearbook. Much time, effort, and money has gone into the preparation of this book of memories for you. , A May Iltake this opportunity to CONGRATULATE Shirley Meyas, Editor in Chief: all members of the NORTH STAR Staff: Miss,Chrisman, Advisor: and Mr. Englar, Photographer, for the excellent job in compiling these memories into such a splendid yearbook. In closing I would like to extend, to all of you on behalf of your Faculty and the other adults , our BEST WISHES for continued success and- happiness as you 'write your books. p May Godbless you. . 9 ' Ah ' Sincerely, P. I. Muha - Principal .

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VIR. LAWRENCE FAITH B . S . University of Maryland Conservation is only a small part of the Agricultural training. VIR. IOHN RECKNER B. S. University of Maryland Q.. . ..... - i , Rl ' ll... f ' -i . iz These boys are shovsm working in the Vo-Ag Farm Shop. In this case, they are renovating an old grain reaper which will be used in future Garrett County fair parades. Agriculture TODAY , TOMORROW AND ALWAYS . . . Agriculture is big. Agriculture is a science, a business, a profession, an industry! Agriculture provides more jobs and careers in the city than on the farm. Agriculture is comprehensive, broad and vital! It's the basic industry - the BIG IOB! About 40 percent of all jobs are somewhere in agriculture - jobs im- portant to everyone, jobs with futures , jobs with financial and personal rewards! , ,..., . ,ru W 9 we 155 iid? niaauhai' it M WIS YRU ga fiafemfiifl'