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

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Various events at Northern gain the enthusiasm of students during the first of the year. Mr. Hanna gives his introduction to the 1977 magazine campaign, explaining the elaborate prizes that can be is won. Seniors become involved in the chaos of paying for senior pic- Oe! om tures and in the distribution of them to fellow classmates. Juniors are high with anticipation upon receiving class rings while reaching deep into their pockets for the final payment. Senior announcements, thank you notes, senior keys and memory albums remind seniors that their final year at Northern WILL come to an end! The kick-off assembly for the annual magazine campaign is headed by Mr. George Hanna. One of the big events of the senior year is the ordering of senior por- traits. Seniors listen intently as a representative from Jos- ten's talks about announcements, keys, and caps and gowns. | ari a2 Junior class rings arrive in late October. Bradley De- Witt waits eagerly in line to receive his. deere SBRTDM Sep eyeh mires: 9 Wet sea seert 1a pPaeretinetaes apie rseriestemen gn NOS oo Cn OT tae nN San Fils S thee nile Picts an Sie cit tran LAO eR aoe De CWA iin a Nt Peet ecw Stang eee

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Hinebaugh Teresa ine aug Reigning as the LOth annual Autumn = : Glory Queen, Teresa shows her excite- Highlights ment after being crowned at halftime of the Northern-Parsons football game. Autumn Glory pisces The Huskies untangle themselves from a pileup with visiting Parsons during the Autumn Glory game. The Autumn Glory Court con- sists of Judy Bashore-1l0th grade princess, Susan Carey-Maid of Honor, Teresa Hinebaugh-Queen, Becky Stanton-12th grade prin- cess, and Mary Jane Reed-11th grade princess. Autumn Glory escorts endure a treacherous and The Northern majorettes march to the music of bumpy ride in the back of a pick-up during the the band while spectators look on. parade,

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10 All extra-curricular activities after six o'clock P.M. are curtailed, and the gym stands empty. Coal Strike : = ees. %, 4 worst Imposes Restrictions Temperatures are drastically re- duced 65° F. at seat level. reorient atcneontinyne Because of lowered temperatures, some students find it necessary to wear coats in classes. ae ee 4 | eel ir he Nein, iat ict heienions wail ence etl ree x.