The Northern Garrett High School (NGHS) Class of 1960 has generously presented a donation to the Hickory Environmental Education Center (HEEC). This contribution will aid in the construction of a Tree Canopy Classroom on the HEEC campus. HEEC administrator Mr. Jason Shank was presented with a check by Mr. Wendell Beitzel, a proud member of the NGHS Class of 1960. Mr. Shank expressed his sincere gratitude, stating, “HEEC is extremely appreciative of this generous donation that supports a unique educational experience for all Garrett County Public School students.” Mr. Hugh Umbel, president of the Class of 1960, was unavailable for the photograph.
Northern Garrett High School Class of 1960 Donates to Support Tree Canopy Classroom at Hickory Environmental Education Center

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