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

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Assemblies Provide A Taking a break from assisting the magazine campaign representative, Manager Autumn Mr. Rich Albert, QSP representative for the Frazee and Co-manager Julie Robeson magazine campaign, informs the students listen to the assembly with the rest of the on how to fill out order forms correctly. students. At the beginning of the school year, many of the students participated in the magazine campaign. Total sales reached $7,902.23. The high sales people were Conrad Maust with $291.23 and Brenda Beiler with $243.30. Miss Joanna Miller’s Homeroom brought in the most sales, winning the stuffed unicorn. From the Richmond Shepard Performing Workshop, a mime artist came as entertainment for the juniors and seniors. The program featured skits that were performed without the use of props or words. A mime artist from the Richmond Shepard Performing Workshop entertains the juniors and seniors at a special assembly. 12 Activities

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Throughout The Year The cheerleaders perform a dance routine to “Footloose” at the volleyball pep rally. Due to the success of the volleyball team, the cheerleaders held a pep rally in honor of them. All the players were introduced by the coaches, and some of them gave examples of how they practiced every night during volleyball season. At the beginning of the pep rally the Drill Team performed. Throughout the rest of the time, both the J.V. and the Varsity cheerleaders urged the student body to cheer for the volleyball team. At a pep rally before regional play-offs, the Cheerleader Missy Margraff and Autumn After the cheerleaders do their breaking- volleyball team is recognized by the Frazee, the Husky mascot, enjoy cheering through cheer, the volleyball team runs out student body. with the crowd. into the gym for the pep rally as they do for regular games. School Life 11

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Break From Regular Classes The chorus, under the direction of Mr. James Boord,perform their Christmas program for the students. Running unopposed, Michelle Glotfelty tells the student body of her qualifications for Student Council President. Before Christmas vacation, the chorus and band gave evening performances of their Christmas program at the Accident, Friendsville, and Grantsville elementary schools. On December 20, they presented their performance to the student body. Other assemblies presented throughout the year included a program on Drunk Driving on February 14 by Officer Bill Steele of Anne Arundel County. Also, on January 16, a trampoline performance was scheduled by the Antrim Bureau, Inc. from Glenside, Pennsylvania. On May 6, the candidates running for Student Council offices gave their campaign speeches in an assembly for the underclassmen. On May 7, the student body voted for the 1985- 86 Student Council Officers, by using official voting machines. Shannon Wright gives her campaign speech convincing the audience that she is the one for Vice-President. School Life 13