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

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rn eee AE Ua eg b Py en oe me ? i a Ser a tg wd 3 e ‘ »» a » @ ¢ ? e's re ee en : “ , ” ts of $ ¥ che Es ¢ mae fs x sp ani ve @: ive =e “oO Yeats hes not Ieis' jist a ; a z . ries “twist ofthe head, 'a “glimpse. i re) “with an eye, or a quick whis- by SS Epa . s , z ys “a « . Others: “sfould’ answer this. Yeas question differently. They, e might ‘ say, ‘Tras completely de- Anoralizing to the soul. Just put forth some effort’ and® do the wofk yourself,”s . ) » soe, Whatiis being’ discussed? The ‘y “topic of cheating’... .tHe ob A taining of property, (idea: or. an- ¢ “S Ee swet), from -another, by .an ‘in- “+. © , .€eational active distortion of thé truth, To cheat suggests using 3 trickery that’ escapes obserya- AT epee Ae ; ¢When not prepared for. a test, ©. assignment, or anything requir- ing’a reply ‘or the all-important peu ¢ “an, incling: to-resott. to. the. stu- dent adjacent ‘to them. It-seemis to” be sextréniely tempting to people when the individual be- . “grade, an individual may have . ae = Ray om ay sii cous, a bee we ooh o aS MX . ews, e na! 4 fe ‘side cher is sdinblctne the 'test ‘with rapid confidence or ‘he or ‘she has the finished ‘homework “assignment lying’on the desk.’ ’ This explains «why» nvany teachers ‘recommend a. cover sheet be used (in particular when taking a test). Desks.may be moved. or even a temporary sedating arrangement change may. take place pfior ta a test. , Dishonesty” is nét accepted; therefore, cohsequences are usu-” ally paid. So'a twist of the head, a, glimpse with an. eye; or a ; quick whisper may seem like an innocent mahuever, but this simple action. may sesuilt in” a’ zero, a double zero, a tipped paper,’ a’ finger: pointing at the “ cheater, a new seating’ arrange- ment; ermbarassment, a student- teacher conference, and the list goes ‘on. The moral of the dis cussion’ is: a:simple movement can have a massive fesult. During the shading period, Dixie Brow- ning spad es thé. soil of ‘the poinsetta.- Amy: Thomas rr err A

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IN CLASS A Time to Learn academics-(ak’e dem’)-concerned with general edu- cation, especially classical nad literary studies; fol- lowing fixed rules and traditions; formal; conventional Learning is a process that we began even before we were born. It continues until the day comes when the dirt is thrown onto our coffins. The majority of our learning is performed while attending school. Whether it be cramming, memorizing, reading, experimenting, or communicating we learn from school. The topics to explore are simply endless. The faculty and administration of Northern High School believe that education must help develop the individual's potential to meet and solve problems and to assume responsibilities as a contributing member of a complex changing world. They believe that the school, along with the home, the church, and other community organizations and agencies, is responsible for promoting a program which emphasizes under- standing, learning, inquiry, creativity, and the de- velopment of skills, both mental and physical. They believe our school provides an environment in which the student can become aware of his own abilities and can develop self-confidence and respect for himself and others, regardless of cultural and economic differences. The success of education depends upon the mutual efforts of teachers, administrators, students, parents, and the community. Therefore, all are committed to the task of making school a center of awareness and learning which will prepare students for a continuous life-long education. Craig Umbel carefully repairs the radio during his electronics class.- Amy Thomas Brian Rosenberger and Mark Gay stir up a batch of cookies.-Amy Thomas This section induding layouts, copy, captions, and graphics was completed by Mary Thomas

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a ¢ X ? nada Se SS gen te “Terry Sines plays ‘Railroad Bill” on the © guitar: in. general miusi¢. Amy Thomas 5 a Jonathan Folk prepates another fire ex- tinguisher cover.to. fulfill thesmiany or- ders placed.“by teachets, while Kelby Kamp stands by.-Amy Thomas After . preparing a° wet slide, Valerie Hamilton and: Terri: Lapp -eXamine the specimen during their sixth. period ‘bi- ology class.-Mary Thomas ‘ ; ? P id ;, P a . ¢ ¢ a he AN at: 5 a ee; ™ ‘ ae é 17 4 ert ase : ® ™ tt, % As : So ope ‘4 is . ' 1 pe ® Po x a? - » be a ty e sf - a, mse 2 : + ions