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

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Style Shows Through During Spirit Week Debbie Rounds gazes at Kim Mike Menges and Mr. Brenneman are Frantz’s battle scars. stylishly dressed for the Hawaiian Day festivities. ISM CYAW Ss SS EKUIWRM1ASE MWA — WOKS KORA CO .. KAN SL. OES SS SO” Se S K A I.E WS as The opening day of Spirit Week, ‘‘Stomp’em Petersburg Vikings Day’’ sent students stomping through the halls. ‘‘Clash Day’’ started Tuesday with a wild and crazy blurr of colors. Students wore anything and every- thing that did not match. Blackout Petersburg Day was recognized by stu- dents dressed like they traveled through a war zone. Thursday many people dressed in their jams, Hawaiian shirts, and lais for ‘‘Go Hawai- ian Day.’’ This was the best turnout for Spirit Week. Friday was the an- nual ‘‘Blue and Gold Day.’’ Almost everyone in the school participated in this to show their school spirit. Ke SY Upson, SIR UES VY, UU Trena Folk and Leilani Noble pose before doing the | hula. Connie McKenzie, Carrie Stark, and Christine McKenzie show their spirit by stomping the Vikings.

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Couldn’t You Use A Friend? Excitement is added to Algebra II when Darren Wilburn, Gloria Student body shows their togetherness during the magazine Broadwater, Julie Swauger, and Debbie Baker are present. campaign. Nevers fet “Hess ¥ DO? Gits) Besartad Stee | Aa Threesome Kendra Frazee, Kim Green, and Karen Wilhelm stay Rachel Frantz and Jenny Lytle are best friends and plan to stay after school to dedicate their time to silks. that way. During school what would it be like to walk down the halls alone simply gazing at people you don’t know? A friend is always there to lend a hand and listen to your problems and help out every way they can. You can always count on them. Think of all the crazy moments you can look back on, but there are also bad times. Some- one once said it isn’t a good friendship un- less there has been some bad times. Remem- ber with a friend you always have someone to lean on. What would you do without a friend? Algebra buddies, Petrina Jones and Lisa Miller, always find time to help each other with their homework.

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Bonfire Lights Up The Night The band waits patiently to perform. Ed Lytle happily steps forward as the prestigious Bonfire King. Bonfire ’87 was packed with excitement. Some of the girls en- tertained the students by playing Powder Puff football. The band performed their field show while the cheerleaders followed up by doing a dance to ‘‘Wipe-Out.’’ They also did cheers to pep up the crowd. The Bonfire King, Ed- die Lytle, was announced and awarded the crown. Everyone then gathered around the fire to condlude the evening by dancing to ‘‘Wipe-Out.’’ Jason Rush, Celina McElroy, and Steve Morton become seriously involved in the game while Brian Friend, Aaron Morris, and William Nedrow socialize. Kim Warnick, Cindy Stanton, Mona Mosser laughs at the competition while Lohri Sisler and Carrie House Connie Miller, and Jennifer reveiw their plays in their heads. ribet Cis eat by the