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

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Musicians and Athletes Show Results of Practice PAGE 26--LOWER LEFT: Miss Wucik displays an ironic poster in her Guidance Officer. UPPER RIGHT: Terry Galica and Mark Russell try to keep a cool head. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Bell shows his enthusiasm for this season's snow. LOWER RIGHT: The theme of our basketball teams is proudly displayed on a gym door. PAGE 27--UPPER LEFT: Northern's first class in string instruments display their abilities on their violins. CENTER LEFT: The Band, directed by Mr. David Zimmerman, plays favorite carols at the Christmas program. CENTER RIGHT: The J. V. Basketball team huddles for a strategy meeting during a timeout. LOW- ER RIGHT: Dave Bender attempts to convert a pressure foul shot as Mark Russell watches. Yap. think, } P if funny tT be a hed stellar Practice! 26 PRACTICE! PRACTICE! PRACTICE!

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DECEMBER arrives and withit one of the largest snow- falls in several years. Due to the snow and lack of electricity, there is no school until December 6. Ac- tivities are canceled, among them the basketball game with Salisbury. As school returns to normal, the seniors take the SAT and the Betty Crocker test. Northern grapplers are defeated by A.H.S. by the score of 30-15. The basketball team scores a loss at the hands of Meyersdale. The game is lost in overtime, 62-58; J. V.'s lose 58-47. Looking to the future, the French Club has a meeting about the Christmas dance. 25

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THE USUAL schedule is interrupted as the wrestlers score a crushing victory over Southern, 54-6. Despite hard practice, the Girls' Basketball team loses to Valley. Seniors are tested once again as they take the ACT. A sad note comes forth as Coaches Tom Vent and Andy Reed are injured in an automobile accident which leaves Mr. Vent hospitalized for months with severe leg injuries. Coach Reed becomes Varsity Basketball coach, and Mr. John Braskey returns to teach Mr. Vent's classes and to coach the J. V.'s. Because of scoreboard problems, the Huskies play the next home game at Mt. Savage--and are defeated. 27