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

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To The Snowball Dance Freshman and sophomore candidates with their escorts nervously wait for the Vicki Yoder, Rodney Lipscomb, and Danny Eggle- others to join them. ston decide what to do after the dance. Dave Yoder’s out-of-school friends, Loren Broadwater and Sean Frederick, come back to visit him at the Snowball Dance. Kelli Stark, escorted by Bobby Martin, holds her rose after being announced twelfth grade princess. While dancing, Kristin Edwards, Trina Stanton, and Robin Bender chat about Students get down to ‘‘Shout.’’ ¢ the latest gossip.

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Lettermen Give A ‘‘Chill’’ Students piled into the school to get out of the snow and cold while others danced to songs played by D.J. Barry McKay from Q-94. As the time grew near for the crowning of the snowball queen, a restless mood settled over the crowd. Each candidate received a carnation from the Lettermans Club. The candidates and their escorts be- came impatient with the passing of time. As the names of the candidates were announced by Eddie Lytle and Aaron Zumpano, the candidates walked to the stage to await the out- come. Sheli Bittinger was announced | Snowball Queen and crowned by the previous Queen, Amy Mosser. Sheli’s court was comprised of Kelli Stark, Jodi Broadwater, Kim Green, and Maggie Rawe. A loud applause was given by all the students. The dance was sponsored by the Lettermans Club and was held on Friday, February 5, — 1988, after the basketball game against Northern and Southern. ' The 1988 Snowball Queen, Sheli Bittinger, and her escort, Mike Snoberger, pose before going out to celebrate. LMM mmecmmyy Z The 1988 Snowball candidates are Vicki Stark, Maggie Rawe, Laurie Stanton, Kim Green, Dianna Vitez, Sheli - —rti‘ — Bittinger, Vicki Yoder, Kelli Stark, Kathleen Peterson, Kris Turner, Tracey Glotfelty, Amanda Wakefield, Stacey 18 School Life Bray, Kelli Iden, Lisa Swauger, Latisha Lapp, Stephanie Young, Tina Lashbaugh and not pictured, Jodi : Broadwater.

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Catch The Wave Petrina Jones, receiving first place, sings her heart out to ‘‘Could Have Been.’’ Once again the talent show has proven that creativeness abounds in Northern’s students. Wednesday, March 16 brought Petrina Jones into the spotlight once again. She received first place for her version of ‘‘Could Have Been.’’ The second place award was received by Janice Spiker and Alex Hicks. They performed a jazz musical with Janice on the piano and Alex on drums. Tracey Murray captured third place while Pam and Tammy Brenneman were given the students choice award by the judges. The Brennemans closed the cate- gories by singing and dancing to ‘‘Rocky Top.’’ The audience had an interesting mood as they clapped to cheer on the tal- ent. Fred Holliday, MC, put his share in with comedy. The judging, which was done by Jo Ann Robinson, Linda Buckel, and Lilian Reckner, was held after lunch while the eleventh and twelfth graders ea- gerly watched their friends on stage. The Students Choice award was given to Pam and Tammy Brenna- man for their singing and dancing to ‘‘Rocky Top.’’ Tracy Murray received third in putting her all into her dance routine to ‘‘Insecurity.’’