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

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The social scene has always been a big part of school life. For twenty-five years students have poured into halls, auditoriums, buses and bleachers with the hopes of witnessing a spectacular sports event or having a quiet conversation with a friend. One will long remember waiting in those never-ending cafeteria lines and the things that did or didn't happen at those unforgettable Friday night flings. Hall traffic involves everyone as students make their way through the crowded halls after a class change. The cafeteria is ever a social hall. Students not only enjoy lunch here, but also hear and share some of the most interesting conversations. Social functions are a highlight even after the class- Avoiding the rush of hall traffic is Rodney Youmans, room doors have closed. Students fill the bleachers for a work release student. an evening of basketball. 27

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Social Activities Enrich School Life “ag { CEMERGENUI-EAD oa 2 ae al NS ™ Hall traffic is the obstacle for everyone who steps outside a classroom door. Colette DeWitt stops for a chat before attempting to make her way to class. Riding the school bus isn't always dull. Here, Dwight Kipp has a friendly chat with Barbara McKenzie. Music students are once again entertained by the Annapolis Brass Quintet. A realistic performance is seen by the student body as pantomimist Howard Warren performs for the student body. 26

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Service Employees Carry Varied Responsibilities Serving school lunches is a busy job. Here, Mrs. Har- Part of the chore of serving the meal is cleaning up, man keeps the pace during the noon rush. as Mrs. Lena Glotfelty and Mrs. Eva Yoder, cafeteria : cooks, reveal. A custodian's job is never done. Mr. Hanft sweeps the floor after Custodian Hubert Thomas! day a hectic school day. flows with breaks and repairs. Cuts, bruises and paper work are just a few of the many things Mrs. Groer, health aide, encount- ers during the day. 28