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

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eh ot An = aA AR SO Ano U5 oS tho Rm Ree OS ONIN IS, OPO PARE POPS 7 . ra Excitement Starts In September The annual posters are hung in the halls to Waiting anxiously, Renatta Yoder is about announce the arrival of Juniors! class rings. to receive her class ring. Peppy and persistant, Brenda Sisler attempts new The Home Ec. Department broadens knowledge on selling techniques for selling pom pons for the Drill maintenance of sewing machines with Jane Renc- Team during lunch shifts. shler telling how.

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D O OSONONON OS AS ON OS OS 0S September September introduces a brand new school year. Minds get back on the right track after the summer vacation. Each grade has something new to look forward to in the school year. Seniors start ordering various ''necessi- ties'' for their senior year, Juniors encounter the ex- citement of receiving class rings, Sophomores begin fund raising activities, and the Freshman are just be- ginning to get into the hang of High School life. The halls are less crowded this year because of the new mid- dle school. Many changes are taking place in our build- ing as well as in our minds. The everyday routine of the school year has now taken over and the opening month of school holds hopes and promises for the months LOECOIMEer aa ow New School Year Eu é Fg es Brings New Ideas! Spectators wait for ''their'' price at the band's firs auction. Ringing in the new year, Carol Wengerd, Pres. , Randy Glotfelty, V. Pres. , Lori Taylor, Sec. , and Mary Sebold, Treas. are being installed as 1978-79 Student Council Officers.

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10 ONPS OY PASO PS? BSAC PAE OA AS October The Autumn Glory court includes Lisa Clutter, 10th grade princess; Cathy Renner, 12th grade princess; Sherry Grif- fith, Maid of Honor; and Donna VanSickle, 11th grade princess. ee The month of October brings a variety of activities new and Me Pe old. Students reach their highest selling goal yet by selling = 2 $12,321.82 worth of magazines for the magazine campaign. Four girls and their escorts are members of the Queen's Court during a drizzling Autumn Glory weekend. New clubs are formed such as Pep Club, Artistic Typing, and Reading Class. A high-spirited bonfire pep rally is held prior to the Homecoming game. After the game is the Homecoming Dance. This colorful month introduces football season as wellas Girls Volleyball. Students begin various activities as they are once again into the daily routine of school life. RE OCR PW oN ae TTT ger ie. Co I es yy Ria! P 7 3 Keeping busy , Carol Edgar colors in the magazine See posters as a part of her job as co- Tired and restless, the band waits their turn on Band Day at Bers Morgantown, W.Va.