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

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By Several Groups Students express their opinions and ideas to Mr. Green at a student luncheon. ie CL r , ) mee ie Scott Watkins and Amy Wellborn sponsor Kate Klotzbaugh in her effort to raise money for the March of Dimes. Opening Activities Seniors Grades . Faculty . Sports .. Classes . Organizat Closing ions Sr GO ee Advertising Index .. Table Of Contents cielo) ely tole (91) lease n les))-ea-o) Meshell e- Seles, 0)- 0 se. xe oe LoL ake-s ver mrelm.ouu ‘oe: (e7Snon 0) lefce “elite, e fe) 4 6,60] 01, ie.) (e) 70 117 139 165 196 205 Opening 3

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Innovative Projects Initiated Lisa Zuckerman and Frankie Durst pass out computer letters to students interested in finding compatible mates. Ideas seemed to arise often, as many groups sponsored new projects at Northern. The band held the first annual Stadium Review with the cheerleaders, football players, drill team, and the Homecoming court working together, creating a sucessful outing. Student Luncheons were introduced by the administra- tion to let students voice their opinions on controversial topics that arose throughout the year. The Student Council backed the March of Dimes, as 49 peopie walked in support of preventing birth defects. On Valentines Day, computer dating letters were available to students for a small fee. Also a computer class was added to the elective cirri- culum for seniors. Welcoming the crowd to the Stadium Review, Carissa Selby, Kim Moore, and Sherry Kolbfleisch preform a floor cheer. 2 Opening

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Elective Courses Give Typing additional lines into the computer enables Seth Brandes and Jeff Graham to complete an assigned program. John Milier, Steve Zumpano, and David Electronics adds diversity and Brandes revise an article before challenges to the schedule of Daniel sending it on to the printers. Meese. 4 Opening