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

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12 School Life WRK Prizes are displayed during the annual magazine assembly while Mr. George Hannah explains the quota prizes to the student body. Magazine Sales Proud of homeroom achievements, Manager Linda Yunker and Co- Manager Scott Watkins fill in homeroom charts. Magazine Campaign Manager Linda Yunker distributes selling materials at the magazine assembly.

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Accentuate Pride The sideline is the goal of Patti Blocher and her escort Tommy Schroyer as they ponder the upcoming event. Waiting in anticipation of the crowning, Diane Hetrick and her brother Dale, listen intently to the band’s arrangement of “Let It Be Me.” Bubbling with enthusiasm, Laura Stanton, with her escort Bill Swauger, is crowned Homecoming queen by Mr. In all its glory and tradition, Homecoming was filled with nervous performers and anxious candidates. The week before Homecoming consisted of nominating the candidates, choosing the queen, a bonfire night to psyche the football players, and hours of practice for the half-time show by the band. Displayed in the showcase were pictures of the Homecoming candidates. At half-time, entertainment was provided by the Northern High band, feature twirlers, and drill team. The candidates were escorted onto the field Edward Green and is presented a bouquet of red silk roses by former queen Tracy Fiazel. and Laura Stanton was crowned Homecoming queen. Her escort was Bill Swauger. The other candidates included; Angie Glotfelty, escorted by her brother Mike, Christy Fratz, escorted by Talan King, Patti Blocher, escorted by Tommy Schroyer, and Diane Hetrick, escorted by her brother Dale. After a Husky victory over the Berkley Springs Indians, the varsity cheerleaders sponsored a Homecoming dance. The music was provided by Rox. School Life 11

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Reflect Hard Times Awarded Slo-poke suckers, the high- again, a homeroom instructed by Mr. homeroom-prize captors were, once Gerald Snelson. pt —itlhiisssoste” QWs As Linda Yunker and Scott 0. BRE ae ae ee Watkins filled the positions of ; manager and co-manager respectively, the annual magazine campaign was kicked-off and the businessman in every participating student became apparent. The two highest sales persons were Randall Beitzel with a grand total of $480.59, and Marcella Yoder, her sales amounting to $452.72. The anticipated goals were reached, raising over $11,000 with Mr. Snelson’s homeroom of seniors contributing an average of $56.40 per student: the highest homeroom. Close behind was Mrs. Buckle’s homeroom with an average of $53.14 per student. The campaign was considered an overall success sates A with the total sales amounting isplaying possible magazine prizes, Linda Yunker and Scott Watkins hope AD CAN SPeE No for another rewarding year. School Life 13