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

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14 S.F.G. Sponsors Unique Activities aes Anxiously awaiting the announcement of Mr. Legs are senior basketball players and wrestlers Marlin Schrock, Scott Schwing, Tim Miller, Jamie Workman and Greg Gillum in the flesh. Dave Savage, SFG president, announces Scott the winner with 2,394 votes as Mrs. Yunker, Activities Committee advisor, presents a glittering sash. Mr. Legs 1978, Scott Schwing, proudly displays his royal at- tire, and, most of all, his legs. Throughout the numerous kicks, bruises and scrapes, Scott's legs have managed to keep their natural form and masculine appearance, reads Dave Savage as Mr. Legs (Scott Schwing) and others look on.

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Homecoming '77 becomes an exciting event at North- ern onc e again. Homecoming week is launched into spir- it with Spook the Rams Day in which interested teach- ers and students wear costumes to spook the spirit out of Southern. Tuesday, crazy hat day, boosts spirits higher than before. Wednesday is button day. Husky buttons are sold on lunch shifts throughout the week. Thursday brings skit day; organizations perform skits pertaining to the Northern-Southern game. Friday, biggest day of all, is color day; the day ends with spirit for everyone. Friday night Tammy Glisan is crowned during halftime at the football game with Southern. The Homecoming dance, sponsored by the Varsity Cheerleaders, is held in the caf- eteria, with music furnished by Wizard. Homecoming week has brought a new enroll- ment to Northern on Spook Southern Day The crowd looks on as Tammy expresses the thrill Pitnelicrig onion TonvalDeer.« of being chosen Northern's 1977 Homecoming Queen. ee vi - M; — Winning the first place in the door contest for Sr. High is 10-C. First place win- ners in the skit day competition are the Varsity Cheerleaders.

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Students Step Back Two Decades In Time In order to boost school spirit at Northern for the in- evitable basketball confrontation between Northern and Southern, the Student-Faculty Government sponsors a Years 50's Dress-Up Day. Numerous students participate by donning bobby socks, saddle shoes, leather jackets and the like. These fashions, along with ponytails, are seen only temporarily in today's halls, however. School is canceled the next day because of the weather, and by Monday the styles of the 70's take over again. Wis i tdilis Students at Northern, Jeanette Har- man included, have rolled back the hands of time to the decade of the 50's in the rally for school spirit. Bobby socks and saddle shoes are modeled by Sharon Fike on Dress- Up Day, typical styles of the 50's oii all ee gone by are relived in fashion at Northern as Vicki Kamp is seen wearing her 50's costume. On 50's day Susan Thomas is found roaming the halls, appearing to be ready to step into a lively jitter- bug. 1