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

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Night Of Enchantment l i ike Wagner A prom is nor traditional without a queen fo reign over the event. Metheny, Carol Wengerd, and their Sell, Jeff ae ee agner, The candidates are thrilled to be selected as part of this occasion. Filling Mike Robinson, and Greg Brenneman wait patiently for the the excitement of the momenr, Colerre DeWitt, Dorothy Hanes, Shelley announcement of this year’s queen. Waiting silently, prom queen candidates Connie Schroyer, Kim Keefer, and Terry Edgar and their escorts, Larry Edgar, Jeff Emmert, and Dennis Barnes wait for the moment when Mrs. Yuniser reads the name of the new prom queen. Beaming radianrly, Terry Edgar holds tightly the arm of her escort as Mr. Bittinger crowns her 1980 Junior-Senior Prom Queen 28 Studenr Life

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School Routine Professing fo have ESP, Gene Featherstone demonsrrares his unusual ability by announcing the time Walrer Wachrer has ser on his watch during an Antrim Bureau Show. As a talent show participant, Jim Fox plays ‘Whar | did for Love’ on his trumpet, capturing second place “Periods today will run 7, 6, 5.’ This became an often heard announcement. When assemblies were scheduled, the periods were rearranged so thar students didn't always miss the same class. Assemblies were planned by ihe administration and other student organizarions. In April, Dr. Berre from Sacred Heart Hospital accompanied ‘by Karhy Farney, of the Lung Association, gave a slide presenrarion portraying the dangers of smoking. This was part of the anti-smoking campaign sponsored by the Student Council. Larer in the year, the art departmenr sponsored an assembly. Only students recommended by teachers could attend this assembly where an actor-painter presented a narrative of Vincent Van Gogh's life. Borh the studenr body and faculty enjoyed a break from classes. Even though, the regular schedule was disrupted, the assemblies fraught things nor learned in regular classes. In preparation for Gene Feathersrone’s further demonstration of ESP, Carol Wengerd hands him strips of rape to complerely block off his vision Studenr Life 27

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Dazzles Juniors And Seniors The Prom Queen is traditionally presented with a bouquer of flowers to add to the mood of the moment. Jim Fox, president of the Junior Class, presents the queen a bouquer of blue-tipped carnations, selected as class flower. Junior advisors Donetra Nice and Vonda Yunker announce the candidates and queen as Jim Fox, master of ceremonies, strands eager to present the lucky young lady with her bouquet The Junior class, with a litrle help from the weather, managed to have a successful prom this year. The prom began wit h pictures being taken on the grounds of the McHenry House. After pictures, couples were seated at tables tastefully decorated in blue. Following a short conversational period, couples filed into line to prepare their plates from the catered buffer. After dinner, the prom ‘ceremony began with introduction of the guests and class officers at the main rable. The Zany Awards were presented with excitement and humor! After the awards, couples moved to the rables positioned around the dance floor and ’Windfall’’ began playing. Everyone enjoyed the selection of fast and slow popular music. As the ceremony for the Prom Queen ended, Queen Terry Edgar and her escort, Dennis Barnes danced under a cascade of balloons to the theme, Todd Rundgren's “Can We Srill Be Friends?” Shortly afterward, the crowd diminished as couples, having made other evening plans, filed our to their cars and left one by one. Despite a slight drizzle near the end of the evening, Prom ‘80 proved to be the success intended. Selected 1980 Prom Queen is Terry Ann Edgar. Studenr Life 29