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

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Styles and fads and looks have changed All around Northern High, Skirts have climbed from ankle to knee, Just to catch the eye. Hair has blown from wet to dry, And Mamie's bangs are gone, Bobby socks,I do declare, Have been replaced by nylon. All these things we do not share, It was not meant to be. But there are some things that we have Which are the same, you see. Friendships, hopes and memories Formed at Northern High, Will always be instilled in us, And carried far and nigh. We came together from far and near, We hoped that we'd be true, We struggled on for victory Neath our colors, gold and blue. We spent our high school life here, It glided swiftly by, We pledged, in work and deed, Our love for Northern High. Dave Savage ot

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Students would be deprived the convenience of a gymnasium until 1954. Born in 1966, wrestling becomes increasingly popular as the years unfold. Sports Many changes have taken placed during the past two and one-half decades of Northern's sports. The major events of the first year were soccer, basket- ball, and baseball. The second year the gymnasium was added to the school, and in 1955 soccer was wert : at | replaced by football. The infant of the sports de- i aap al | partment, wrestling, didn't debut until 1966. Al- | though girls had basketball teams in their separate high schools, the girls' basketball team was not : ' started here until 1973. Regardless of changes in . the program, there will always be that certain One of the two original sports, basketball celebrates its 25th breed of sports enthusiasts who will brave any weath- birthday. er in order to experience those few hours of friend- ly competition. Individual The things most remembered are probably not learned from text books. Relationships that each individual has with others determine his type of school year. Unnoticed moments, trust between pupil and teacher, or understand- ing a problem that took all night to solve, can make school rewarding. One can leave N.H.S. with pride and accomplishment, and memories of people he will never see again, feeling thankful he has had the chance to know them--or leave, feeling six years have been wasted, and nothing gained. For those who feel school does nothing for them--what have you done for the school? aa ae 4 No matter what the era, it's hard to say goodbye to those mi serable years. Memories of best friends are special. Built in 1966 the cafetorium made more dining space. During lunch time, many true personalities emerge. We'll remember the crazy times with our gang.