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

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16 Michele Glotfelty Crowned Autumn Glory Queen Michele Glotfelty was crowned the 1985 Autumn Glory Queen and princesses were LuAnn Hartley and Daina Savage. After the Punch and Judy puppet show, | The parade marshall for the Autumn Glory Mark Robeson, Debra Salmon and Mike parade was Paul Long from Channel 4 Schroyer show off their puppets for the Action News. photographer. School Life

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Volleyball Team Honored At Luncheon Following a meeting at the Board of Education office, the Girls’ Volleyball Team was presented a state championship banner by the Board members. Receiving due recognition for winning Class C Region | Play-offs and going on to win the Class C State Championship, the Girls’ Volleyball Team was honored by the Board of Education with a luncheon at the Southern Food Service on Thursday, December 12. Following the luncheon, the team traveled to the Board of Education office where they attended a brief meeting and were presented a state championship banner which was hung in the gym. The Volleyball Team's accomplishments this season marked a first in the history of Northern High School: they were the first team in the history of the two high schools in the county to win a state championship. Amy Swauger, Coach Robert Yunker, Coach Vonda Yunker, and Sherri Frantz relax after the luncheon at the Southern Food Service. School Life 15

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Student-Teacher Swap Day Termed Successful ke Schroyer takes the role of Art | teacher he changes places with Mrs. Pratt. A GEEK LOU GARE aan ‘eaching Mr. Umbel’s Business Math Class, Mark Robeson captures the attention of the erry Orner explains an assignment. French Ill class on Student-Teacher Swap Day. The Student Activities Committee sponsored Student-Teacher Swap Day on Friday, February 14. On this day students and teachers exchanged places for the class period, with the student taking the role of the teacher and the teacher taking the role of the student. Ninety-three students and thirty- two teachers participated in the Swap Day. Those involved were presented with certificates of participation and apples by Student Activity Committee members. Most of those participating felt the Swap Day was successful and felt it was beneficial to both students and teachers. School Life 417