Boonsboro High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Boonsboro, MD)

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Mary Baxley. Chris Clark. Kim Smith. Steph Smith. Mindy Auldridge, Dawn Weaver. Lisa Bradley — Captain, Cathy Clark. Chris Cooper — true Warnorettes! Coach Aversa's right and left arms — co-cap-tains Dawn Sewalt and Kris Easterday. You've Come a Long Way Girls! This fall proved to be successful for all our sports but especially for our girl’s cross-country and volleyball teams! The cross-country team began their winning steak by capturing the county title. With strength and confidence behind them, the Lady Warriors succeeded and secured the state championship title. The girls winning streak spilled into the volleyball season. The team rolled into regional playoffs and again swept the regional title away from first seeded Smithsburg. They traveled to Catonsville Community College and capped the most successful season in the school's history. Strong serving to come from behind time and time again proved successful as they captured the State Class “C Volleyball Championship, winning five of six games. The girls truly dominated” in '84 ending their seasons by capturing their first STATE TITLES. Congratulations to all! Above: Coach Aversa. Jen Gillespie, Monica Daniel. Des Rowe. Michele Fralin, Marsi Ingram. Krista Mitchell. Melissa Smith. Karen Clark. Chris Smith. Crystal Brandenburg. Coach Mellott. Peg Castle. Wen Shank. Selena Reeder. Dawn Sewalt. Kris Easterday. Below: Mary Baxley. Cathy Clark. Mindy Auldridge. Dawn Weaver. Chris Cooper. Kim Smith, Lisa Bradley. Steph Smith. Tessy Fuss. Chris Clark, and Coach Scott Below Right: Michele Kline. Dean Jansson — The rough life of a manager. Peg Castle was prepared and backed by Monica Daniel.

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Cheerleaders Go to Gettysburg College On December 15, 1984 the Boonsboro Varsity Cheerleaders won first place in the Eastern Cheerleading Association Regionals, qualifying them for nationals. They returned to Williamsburg, Va., March 29-31 where they were judged on appearance, precision, enthusiasm, spirit, and overall performance. Krista Holder. Kirby Burger. Jen Sandusky. Steph Gouker. and Sharon Baker, they're not camera shy! Sophomores Spread Smiles On November 17th, a group of 20 sophomores visited the Reeder’s Memorial Home, under the supervision of Chemistry teacher, Mrs. Judy Peisen. They sang and danced their way into many people’s hearts, with their special sophomore style. To top off their class act, they dressed in Halloween costumes and served many goodies. Dean Poffenberger enjoyed meeting FFA members from everywhere. BHS Represented Below: Amy Waters. Randy Thompson, Pam Conway, and Greg VanWmkle. Below Right: Amy Waters. Amy Butts, Randy Thompson, Terri Mullendore, Angel Smith, Julie Mongan. Tina Monniger. JoAnn Hagen. Brian Eichelberger. Kirby Burger. Marsha Nelson. Cindy Meetre. Randy McClure. Kara Kueny, Julie Hines. Missy Hines. Shelli Lewis, Jackie Kerns. Cathy Clark, Nikki Hutchinson. Pam Conway, and Karen Coleman. In the fall of this year, while everyone got back into the routine of school, Dean Poffenberger was still vacationing. However, vacation was school related. Dean spent one full week in Kansas City, Missouri, attending the 57th National FFA Convention. 14 — We re On The Go

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Deck The Halls - Christmas Is Around The Corner Christmas spirit filled the hallways of BHS early this holiday season. The student council sponsored the annual door decoration contest on December 10th. The race began as homerooms worked fiercely to produce the most unique door. After the last stocking was hung and the final DEAR SANTA” letter attached, the corridors grew silent. Mr. Robeson and Mr. Hawkins faced the tough task of deciding which door was best. Miss Sue Mellott's junior homeroom, A-09, inspired by the creative talents of Tim Baker, was this year’s winner. Each student received free ice cream at lunch. Here We Come A-Caroling Once again the Boonsboro Singers contributed much to the Old Tyme Christmas in Harper’s Ferry by caroling through the decorated streets and shops. Later, they performed for the Boonsboro Lions Club dinner meeting on December 20th. The choral group finished a productive and busy Christmas season by singing traditional carols throughout various communities. Dawn Hammond tried to wedge making Christmas presents between school and basketball practice. Jingle Bell Rock Dancing to the latest hits, having a picture taken on Santa’s lap, or just socializing with friends were a few of the options available to those who attended the Drama Club’s Christmas Dance on Friday, December 21st. The music was loud, the snacks delicious, and another fun-filled and memorable evening was had by all. Chorus members Joy Thomas and Melissa Palm don robes for caroling in Harper’s Ferry. Christmas dance disc jockey Patrick Sweeney just can’t resist Kara Kuenys’ compliments on a job well done. Tim Morrow and Mary Baxley find the drama club Christmas dance provides the opportunity to meet other high school students.