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

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Still More Changes? only four months of summer. However, looking forward to spring makes everything go faster, since everyone knows it is going to get better. Some people benefit from winter since they put so much money into skiing and snowmobile racing. There are also small changes that everyone has to get used to. In the fall, we gain an hour of sleep. The sun rises earlier while evening comes quicker. In the spring, we lose an hour of sleep, and it is still dark when everyone gets up. At least it stays lighter longer, this way people can enjoy the out- doors more. People have more time to mow their lawns, rake their leaves, and wash their cars. If everyone will take time to sit down and realize all the dif- ferent changes he or she goes through, the result will be amazement. Why not slow down and enjoy the precious time you have left. It is guaranteed that it will go faster than we expect. 4° Opening During the drum solo, Chip Rowan concentrates toward putting on one heck of a show. VGoing over her notes and emphasiz- ing the major points becomes an impor- tant thing to do even for Kitty Wawzinski. ACramming before class often occurs when students like Scott Stem wait un- til the last minute to study. APicking out what type she prefers for | the Acorn can be a difficult task for Criss Kepple.

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AAn anxious looking Rodney Swiger runs in to see what the next play is going to be. What Changes? In a small corner of Western Maryland sits a red brick Gar- rett County school with many windows. Though a huge number of visitors pass through these doors, nobody realizes the hassle of everyday school life or all the different changes that students adapt to throughout the year. Since students are becoming more experienced, the changes seem to get better instead of worse. That is how it always seems to be; the good things get better. Students go through changes in school. People who have English-minis have to VDuring her aide period in the guidance office, Mary Harrison finds herself catching up on some extra homework. AThe nightlife in Oakland is not always as busy as people may think it is. change their study habits for different teachers. Athletes who play more than one sport must adapt to different types of practice and exercises. This can be strenuous to them if they are not. prepared. Students who have introduc- tion to typing or driver’s educa- tion may find it hard to get used to having gym the second half of the year. Along with school changes, students need to adjust to the variations of weather. It is dif- ficult for them to get used to approximately five and a half months of winter while having ¥Y Working on music for the stage band, Lisa Savage keeps herself occupied for awhile. Opening «3

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APreparing to turn in her adver- tizements, Kim Tephabock helps the yearbook a great deal. | APerforming during halftime and doing | a good job can provide a feeling of ac- complishment for the band. Opening «5