Boonsboro High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Boonsboro, MD)

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 Davis Way and Peter Murtaugh (top left) study before a test. The junior varsity team (left) recovers a fumble. Dave Giffin (54), Terry Otzelberger (51), and Scott Beaver (31). Dr. Ray Short (obovt)differentiates between love and infatuation. The band gives a remarkable performance at the Showcase of Marching Bands. Tim Baker (Mow), Amber French, and Mark Rohrcr stepping in stride. Boonsboro’s Top Ten arc sitting pretty, (lower left). Abby Burgan (row Paula Sullivan, Kim Albert, Michelle Staubs, Steph Gouker (row 2), Jill MacMichacl, Tammy Byrd, Heather McKcgg, Krista Holder and Jennifer Cline imisrinf). Maura Mazzcr’s (Mtmnght) big break’ into show biz at the Junior Miss Pageant. HHHHHHI T. Suley

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Coach Anders (top left) is awarded with the football from their first victory by seniors Brad Keller and Ben Gay. Juniors show their spirit at the first pep assembly nop right) Kara Kueny. Sandy Hawkins, Shclli Lewis now 21 Michelle Auldridgc. Sam Salgado, Melanie Parker, Joanna Kephart. Michelle Richardson, and Amy Leggett, Michelle Cannon, Abby Burgan and Cara Weaver (above) dress up for the skit during our first pep assembly. Monica Daniel (right) judges livestock. FFA judging teams: Ronnie Churchey row 11 Donnie Churchey, Monica Daniel, Mike Ferguson, Mark Rohrer, Miss Sue Mellon row 2 Dean Poffenberger, Randy Rhodes and Curt Wyand. Mike Ferguson ibelowi judges an event. Curt Wyand and Dean Poffenberger iMow nghn have a Coke and a smile. And Into The Swing 9

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Photos this jvjj THE YEAR TAKES SHAPE As the newness of the school year -wore off like the polish on a new pair of shoes, students had many activities to keep them from experiencing the doldrums of the year. Dr. Ray Short, a well-reputed professor of sociology from the University of Wisconsin made it easy for students to ask questions about love and sex, which otherwise might be deemed awkward or out of place to discuss in school. The FFA Community Show allowed students to show their animals, display related projects, and compete with fellow students. Our school was proud to be represented by five lovely young women in the annual Junior Miss Pageant all of whom brought an award of achievement home and were considered talented competitors. As October began, excitement mounted as the Homecoming Top Ten were announced and Spirit Week was anticipated. The ten highly qualified young ladies made it difficult for students to select one, as each had contributed to our school and community in many ways. Kendra Ganoc labovei. Miss Sue Malloi. Mr. Mark Heavner examine the fine livestock. Sean Lawson irighi) is proud of his first place prize. Dean Follcy m knows how to grow the best. Monica Daniel iMow right was selected as the Boonsboro FFA Farm Queen of 1985.