Southern Garrett County High School - Highlander Yearbook (Oakland, MD)

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Wade Dever prepares to perform his mime in drama. Joe Locke keeps the music rolling with his hand bells.

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As Days Went By the students were there to cheer the varsity basketball team to become the first team to win two consecutive Snowball Classics. The students were also there when it came to creative ability in different forms of the arts. Stu- dents with dramatic ability per- formed in the annual Senior and Junior class plays. Students with artistic ability had their art work displayed in the show case in the lobby and on the bulletin board in the cafeteria. If there is still Some doubt in your mind about Southern, take a closer look and find out for yourself why we are different. Hallie Moon and Barb Stewart study the stitches of a quilt during Home-Ec. Mark Prouly, Tony Lowry and Bob Oliverio practice debating during World History.

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Have you ever noticed the faces of people as they walk down the hall? Not two people in the whole school have the same look on their faces. Some people look happy while oth- ers look sad; some have the blase while others overflow with spirit; and some have that look on their faces telling the world they just do not care. Stop in Mr. Zimmerman’s room during a test. What look do his students have on their faces? A look of stress, strain, and worriment can be seen throughout the room. Look in the cafeteria during lunch, what look do students have on their faces? Most of the students have the look that tells everyone that half the day Is over. The next time you walk down the hall, notice the people you pass. Do you see any two with the same look? If you do, maybe they are clones. Christine Brodak does not appear to be in one of her bet- ter moods. Andrew Fike does not find the photographer amusing. Beth Sanders is startled by the camera.