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

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oS, 7 a wae, a ae ViNee, UNS i. NS Ue Se YING November Autumn Activities Are In Full Bloom The month of November brings falling temperatures and snow flakes, as wellas the end of football season. Thanksgiv- ing is celebrated with a short vacation for students and faculty. The end of the grading period falls in November, and students receive their first report card of the year. Student Council conducts various activities for students and par- ents. Annual activities also take place such as the senior party and the North- ern vs. Southern football game. Novem- ber brings cold weather but warm smiles and friendships to Northern. Orderly and enthusiastic , the band performs at halftime for the Northern- Southern game. ACTIVITIES 13 AMERICAN ED. WEEK 1S PARENT CONFERENCE DAY 16 REPORT CARDS 18 SENIOR PARTY BAND PARADE rad | STUDENT COUNCK PD 23 -4 THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY 239 clues PDS Helping the American Cancer So- ciety, Northern takes part in ''The Great American Smoke-Out!'! Newly purchased, a bulletin and activities board announces upcoming events. 13

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12 WIA AIA NY Sf SPY WY PSSA XS Glowing with excitement, Lori Taylor, escorted by Jeff Kamp, is crowned queen by Harvey Speicher; and Tammi Glisan presents Lori with a bouquet of Mums. Homecoming Homecoming week is full of surprises for the student at Northern. The week starts out with a Crazy Hat Day followed by a Rags or Riches Day. Wednesday brings a new activity to Northern, a Bon- fire Pep Rally. Finally, the annual foot- ball game and coronation of the queen takes place Friday night. Following the game the Varsity Cheerleaders sponsor a dance featuring ''Songbook.''! 2s Brenda Wakefield, escorted by Sharon Lipscomb, escorted by Tim Frazee Randy Spear Sheila Richardson, escorted b Carol R orted by Marli Eric Sisler Seana d Schnee Oe ae he a aaa Lori Taylor, escorted by Jeff Kamp

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14 GS OSOVC PS ASO? ANS PS OP PE OS Students Take Part In Old And New Traditions During Parent and Student night the Pep An expression is worth a thousand words as Debbie Bowman, Ken Bow- Band performs. man, and Linda Bittinger receive their report sheets. As a tradition the band plays as the flag is raised on Veterans Day.