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

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Of Talent Janice Spiker and Alex Hicks received second place by playing a jazz musical. Some of the stupid freshman tricks included Ron Knox in the calling of wood. Ellisa Schofield showed amazing talent as she played piano and sang M.C., Fred Holliday and Debbie Cook entertain between to ‘‘Arms of Love.’’ each individual performance. The wave of talent was twisted as the band, Clay Carlton, Dave Yoder, Kirby King, Alex Hicks, and Danny Georg, played ‘‘Mama, We’re all Crazy Now.’’

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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.’’

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Annual FFA Sweetheart Queen Crowned Nominee, Linda Bowser, last year’s queen, Darla Broadwater, and this year’s queen, jennifer Birkby, pose with their escorts. Students danced to keep things going before the crowning of the Future Farmers of America Sweetheart Queen. The two nominees, Jennifer Birkby and Linda Bowser, walked to the stage to hear the announcement of the new queen. Darla Broadwater, last year’s queen, and her escort, Kevin Wassell, kept the new, unexperienced nominees company as the crowd waited for the results. As there was a break of silence in the crowd, first runner up, Linda Bowser was announced. Darla Broad- water crowned Jennifer Birkby the new 1988 queen as she received flowers. Ev- eryone congratulated Jennifer as D.jJ., Rhonda Keefer from Go 106, played a special slow dance for the new queen and runner-up. On the second slow dance all the other students joined in. The Sweetheart dance was held on Feb- ruary 26, 1988 after the basketball game against Valley. Tammy Weimer, Mindy Twist, and Dana Friend wait nervously to hear the announcement of the new queen. The 1988 Sweetheart Queen Hes ee happily show off Jennifer Birkby and her escort celebrate by dancing to a slow dance. er flowers.