Boonsboro High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Boonsboro, MD)

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Row 1: Jackie Kerns. Julie Emanuelson, Alice Wright. Ellie Shinham; Row 2: Shannon Mullendore. LeAnn, Smithsburg; Shelli Lewis. Stephanne Gouker; Row 3: Cheri Grove. Heather McKegg. Shelly. Smithsburg; Kim Albert Jackie Kerns explains to Jeff Snoots how to work those airplane chairs. Heather McKegg and Julie Emanuelson look as though they're in another world instead of another country. What Was Significant . . . Besides The Ides Hola de Espana Several Boonsboro High School students who were seeking adventure in a foreign country boarded a jet at the Kennedy International Airport on April 5th to begin a ten day excursion to Spain. The students toured many museums and famous cities such as Madrid and Toledo, took a boat ride to Africa, attended a live bullfight, ate squid, and relaxed among the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea. All in all, the trip proved to be a unique educational experience even though some unplanned incidences occurred, such as the bombing of the Escorial, a palace on the outskirts of Madrid where they were staying at the time. Spanish students from Boonsboro who attended included Kim Albert, Stephanne Gouker, Todd Easterday, Danny McClure, Ellie Shinham, Alice Wright, Kenny Smith, Chuck Palmer, Heather McKegg. Julie Emanuelson, Jackie Kerns, Shelli Lewis, Jeff Snoots, Eric Boyer, Shannon Mullendore, and Cheri Grove. What would a trip to Spain be without seeing a bullfight? About March 15th Of March? Cindy Giles. Steph Ridenour. Kate Jarmy. Tenney Mackert. and Dave Ward — so dramatic but for no audience, it was the Ides of March! Peg Castle and Karen Cole are alone at Davis and Company.” Getting into Mischief — 27 Bobby Reid — last of the macho guys?

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UTILITIES SEMINAR Student Council Hops Into Easter Each year Potomac Edison, C P Telephone, and AT T Communications present a utilities seminar which is designed to give students, educators, and administrators a closer look at local utilities. This year’s event was held at the Sheraton Inn on March 28th with seven students from Mr. Carl Brunner’s advanced physics class and four teachers representing our school. These people were Below: Barry Scott, Bob Falck, Dave Ward, David Hawkins, Tim Morrow, John Scrivener, Tom Kline, Mr. Gene Kerns, Mr. Eugene Swain, and Mr. Del Schleuss. Michelle Staubs and Mrs. Pat Lemkuhl were also present due to the fact that Michelle was commissioned by these utility companies to paint a picture for the guest of honor. She received $100 for her efforts. The companies presented very interesting mini-sessions dealing with their new technology and used demonstrations involving lasers, fiber optics, and the new line of computers to create a better cooperation between education and utilities. Michelle Staubs and Colonel Ralph Albertazzie 26 — What's HOPPening? Wondering who had more fun — the kindergartners or the big kids — was the big question which needed to be answered during the student council’s Easter egg hunt at the elementary school. Held on April 2nd, over sixty 5-year olds were treated to a few hours of egghunting, game playing, refreshments, and of course, a visit from the Easter bunny. Ann Ellis, Dawn Hammond, Donna Smith, Fina Conde, Michelle Kable — an Easter treat. Donna Smith is all ears! Michelle Kable and pal. What's she doing to him?

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Boonsboro Student Named Annapolis Page of the Year Boonsboro High School senior, Dwayne Flook, was one of three Washington County students and one alternate chosen to serve as a student page during the 1985 Maryland legislative session. Dwayne spent two weeks in Annapolis — one week during the first forty-five days and the other week during the second half of the session — keeping bill books up to date, distributing handouts, relaying messages and making quick trips to the canteen for coffee or snacks for the delegates. He was “really impressed by the House and evidently they were quite impressed with him also. The seventeen-year-old son of Austin and Joann Flook of Keedysville, was presented the Thomas Hunter Lowe Award by the General Assembly for outstanding service as a student page. Flook's honor was made even more special for this was the first year that such an award was presented. The award took on extra meaning because it was bestowed upon Dwayne by the other 130 pages. The student pages themselves voted for the page they felt was most courteous, cordial, and hard working. In all, Dwayne said, it was a fabulous experience, there’s a lot more to it than running around fetching coffee. Delegate Paul Muldowney, District 3-A and Benjamin Cardin, Speaker of the House of Delegates present award to Dwayne Flook. Mr. Terry Doub officiates the ‘‘tug-of-war. 18 — Student Life Reflects Students Pull Together For the 13th year in a row, the annual “tug between classes was held under the supervision of Mr. Terry Doub. The senior class dominated the competition with Robert’s Raging Rats triumphing over all others to become school champs. Individual class winners were: freshman, “Chamber’s Chicken Chasers ; sophomores, “Peisen’s Powerful Pulling Panthers ; and juniors, Welsh’s Wabbits”. The seniors final pull was a victory over the All-Star team led by faculty members Mr. Don Chambers and Mrs. Debra Swisher. Once again, the annual tug-of-war was great fun! Jason Pennella prays for the sophomore Panthers in the pull against seniors for the school championship. Front to back on the rope Marsha Nelson, Christy Nuice, Greg Mills, Tina Mon-ninger, Kelly Nokes. Allison Ridenour, Julie Mongan, Craig Pof-fenberger Craig Miner leads the ferocious senior champs.