North Hagerstown High School - Heiskelite Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

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i l Q ' ' 4 Q 1 an Q B 1 X . x , x t ' wg Y Ks . 'fi Q -1 x ,x Mf- ln order to promote sales, the Heiskelite staff sponsored an assembly to enter- tain and to enlighten the students about the school yearbook. Seen here are some participants in the assembly. North High's winners in the Voice of Democracy contest were Scottie Hansbrough, first prize winnerg Carole Klimek, second prize, and Nina Herrman, third. i 1 Q .-. . E After the seniors received their pictures, the underclassmen anxiously awaited their own picture taking. l ,a . linux i 1 5 Before the Thanksgiving hondays some of North High's students participated in an impressive Thanksgiving Day Assembly l32 s .,.

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to Remember After decorating for the parade, all marched proudly through the square to claim honors for our school. Representing North High on the Governor's Committee on Juvenile Delinquency were Bobbie Spigler and Bill Sparrow, both from the Junior class, l A very surprised Fran Diehl was chosen as this year's Homecoming Queen. On November ll a patriotic Veterans' Day Assembly was held, after which the students were dismissed from school to watch the Vets' Parade. Recipients of the National Merit Scholarship Letters of Recommendation were Senior class members Alice Stanley, Patricia Carty, Jeffrey Wyand, and Greta Ungar, During November the seniors were busily exchanging name cards and pictures.

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The annual Thanksgiving Dance, which met with great success, was scheduled during the holidays. Sue Plummer was chosen as this year's queen of Job's Daughters. i -.. lg The cheerleaders regularly practiced and then cheered for the successful basket- ball season. One of the season's more unusual games was the Faculty and Junior Varsity game. 'hid After the cheerleaders boosted the cheering at the games, almost everyone danced or just Talked at the Hub Hops which followed. l33