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

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, e i. ee = fi, te eT What’s Up in the 88-89 school year at Southern? The people were. The cus- todians, secretaries, ad- ministration, teachers and students all worked togeth- er to insure another suc- cessful academic year. The underclassmen could look forward to be- coming seniors, and the seniors only had one more year of education until they got their diploma. People make the difference What the next eight months would bring was a mystery to all. Who could know if our football team would have another great season, or if the school building would survive an- other year filled with sever- al hundred radical students and their unique collection of teachers. Only time would tell What's Cp. ... Working to insure the smooth start of another school year is Mrs. Betty Liller, , administrative secretary. te Keeping the school from falling down was a constant job as shown by Custodi- an Jim Barrick. He is working on a remo- dled bathroom. Opening 5

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NI: Ca ee eR, ee A a s —— A teacher exchange program took Mr. Lowell Leitzel to France and brought Ms. Anne-Marie Gouhier to teach at Southern.

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The Senior Brunch was an ex: citing break. It’s success was enhansed by the help of Chery! Moon and Tracie Moats. Homecoming is an event that Lisa Schmidt The JV Football team received much de- The Autumn Glory Queen, Marci Stemple, or Shawn Nesselrodt will never forget. As- served attention from their peers as they and her court, princesses Serena Rowe and sistant Principal Marty Green did the hon- had another undefeated season. Michelle Rhodes, wave to the para de fans. ors.