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

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Stacey Sisler And Liz Sisler runners up Tina Guthrie and Becky Meyers accept honors from Mrs. Anna Mary Fratz, Mr. Edward Green, and Miss Mildred Wucik. The 1985 Heart Fund Queen was Stacey Sisler, who represented the Girls’ Varsity Club. She raised $150.00 for the Heart Fund. Other girls running and the clubs they represented were Becky Meyers, Aerobics; Stacey Thomas, Band Drill Team; Susie Kolbfleisch, Basketball; Robin Frazee, Career Employability; Karen Weimer, Cheerleading; Brenda Beiler, Computer; Lucretia Huse, Jr. FFA; Amy Hinebaugh, Sr. FFA; Chris Rounds, FHA; Tracy Workman, God Squad; Lori Sisler, Health; Amy Margroff, Lettermen’s Club; Katherine Beadle, Literary Magazine; Marcie Beiler, Logic Games; Tina Guthrie, SADD; Jenny Thoman, Ski Club. After being crowned Heart. Fund Queen, Stacey Sisler discusses the fund raiser with Mrs. Anna Mary Fratz, representative for the Garrett County Heart Fund. 14 School Life

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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

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Reign Over Winter Activities The 1985 Snowball Queen is Liz Sisler, escorted by Jeff McClintock. During a dance sponsored by the Lettermen’s Club, Liz Sisler was crowned 1985 Snowball Queen. During a club period, the Lettermen had nominated five girls from each grade to run for Snowball Princesses and five girls in the twelfth grade for Queen. The student body voted for one girl for each position, and the results were: Sheli Bittinger, ninth grade princess; Bev McCarty, tenth grade princess; Julie Robeson, and Adrienne Cowan tied for eleventh grade princess; Missy Margraff, twelfth grade princess; and Liz Sisler, Queen. The D.J. for the dance was Billy Weisgerber from WXIE in Oakland. The 1985 Snowball Princesses are Bev McCarty escorted by Rodney Wilson, Sheli Bittinger escorted by Randy Kamp, Julie Robeson escorted by Kevin Sines, Adrienne Cowan escorted by Mark Robeson, and Missy Margraff escorted by Jeff Gillum. School Life 15