Boonsboro High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Boonsboro, MD)

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Easterday Selected Player Of The Year Monninger — All-Area Linebacker Annually, the volleyball coaches select an All-Washington County team. This year honorable mention went to Monica Daniel, with first team holding spots for our two senior co-captains, Kris Easterday and Dawn Sewalt. This year the coaches also named a Player of the Year”. Kris Easterday was unanimously selected. In addition to Kristi’s excellence, Senior Ray Monningergained an honor that only a few have achieved. Ray was named All-Area Linebacker by Dawn Sewalt and Kris Easterday both plan to continue their volleyball careers in college. Ray Monninger was cool enough to be named All-Area linebacker. Weather . . . Summer Hangs Around During the month of November we experienced excessively warm weather. Rather than bundling up for winter’s prologue, we found ourselves wearing shorts and tees. As much as we were enthralled by the warm weather, we were also caught in a series of downpours. The leaky chorus room felt the brunt of November the most. Right: Troy Brawner enjoys tennis during November. Far Right: Sharon Saunders. Tina Smith, and Kendra Rohrer sport a cool summer jersey. Lower Right: Robyn Harrison. Dee Casto, Frances Miller. Mrs. Paula Kennedy, Shawn Tucker, Kathy Albritton, Kris Roody, Jill MacMichael are singing in the rain. I Kate Jarmy, Steph Ridenour, and Susan Phillips 12 — Outstanding Occurences Bill Everhart. Jackie Kerns, and Skip Reeder enjoy balmy weather.

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Boonsboro Band Struts in Tradition as Queens Reign Waiting patiently in unusually hot October weather and 100% wool uniforms, the Boonsboro High School Warrior Band handled pressure well, capturing their fourth consecutive first-place win in the 60th Annual Alsatia Mummer’s Parade. Two BHS girls, FFA Queen Sherry Otzel-berger and Homecoming Queen Tammi Kefauver, rode atop floats and represented our school at the parade. Both the band and these two young ladies certainly contributed much pride to everyone in the community. The Warrior Band flows through the judges' stand Dynamic Drum-majors. Kris Easterday and Tabby Griffith led the way. Junior Miss a Hit On Sunday, September 30, 5 BHS girls — Dawn Best. Amy Burgan, Kirby Burger. Gigi Goetz, and Selena Reeder — competed with 14 other senior girls from the county for the Junior Miss Title. After being judged on physical fitness, talent, evening gown, and interview, Amy and Kirby each became two of the top five finalists, winning 2nd and 1st runners-up respectively, while Dawn Best was presented the Spirit of Junior Miss Award. Laura Thompson pinned Sherry Otzelberger F.F.A. Queen. Miss Mellot. Laura, and Lisa Shaff Mark Rohrer. Sherry Otzelberger. and Dean Poffenberger accompanied the F.F.A. flo Amy Burgan struck a perfect pose. Homecoming Queen Tammi Kefauver and Brad Keller awaited the Parades beginning.

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SC Pays Tribute To Teachers Teacher Appreciation Day has been an on-again, off again tradition at BHS for years. This student council-sponsored activity allows students to assume the duties of a faculty member for a day. Teachers are given a slight reprieve, as role reversal awakens student teachers to the overwhelming task of education. Coffee and donuts were served to both teachers and student teachers. Many thanks to the student council for another successful activity. Lisa Roeikey replaced Mr. Kerns. Bob Falck and Ken Johnson filled in for Mr B — “B for Brunner, get it?” Andy Ickes definitely enjoyed the life of a teacher. WCASC Members — Scott Hongell. Dawn Hammond. Doreen Collins, and Pam Conway. Concession Stand Opens Mr. Steve Lemonakis, newly appointed softball coach, and team members opened the concession stand for Volleyball Regionals. The Chieftain staff began preparations to open the concession for the upcoming basketball season. During the home basketball games, other than the congested half-time, concession stand duty became rather lonely with only a few drifters. The business venture proved successful with the introduction of pizza to the menu. Amy Burgan. Lisa Bradley, and Michele Kline prepare concession for games. WCASC Members Are Involved Student council members were offered the opportunity to become involved with other county students at the Washington County Association of Student Councils. Meetings were held monthly for the exchange of ideas. Michelle Talbert gave WCASC report. Michelle Auldridge convinces Mr. Steve Lemonakis that candy bars are not fattening. Happenings — 13