Boonsboro High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Boonsboro, MD)

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Supervisor of Physical Education. Mr. Doug Cochran nop left), proudly presents the 1985 | Homecoming Queen. Miss Heather McKcgg. Christy Crowl imiddle Uft and Julie Mongan tootin'and paradin’. All right now troops, let’s brace oyrselves, GEJ OUT THERE and FACE THE DAY! This is your principal. Mr Robeson Heft The band Hop right) proudly marches through downtown Hagerstown during the Mummer's Parade. CONTENTS Student Life 4 People 34 Faculty and Staff 38 Seniors 48 Juniors 70 Sophomores 82 Freshmen 94 Clubs and etc. 104 Sports 124 Academics 152 Advertising 172 Index 192 Looking Back 198 Table of Contents-3 -

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Debbie Porter Kim Albert Valerie Smith The Students of Boonsboro High School Student Life Life for many BHS students began at 6:30 in the morning and often lasted until 9:00 at night. Their first priority was good grades as they rushed from class to class hoping homework was completed and they had studied enough for the days tests. Underclassmen were kept busy trying to pass com-pentency tests to ensure a diploma at graduation. Seniors wrote term papers, took college entrance exams, and narrowed career option choices. Many of the students were active in clubs and organizations. Whether it was involvement in student government, drama, games, yearbook, or Future Farmers of America, they made a sincere effort to participate in scheduled activities. Team efforts took hours of practice to ensure everyone was prepared to do their best. The students put all they had into making this years the best. The Varsity Football Team (opposite, topi stretches for their big game. Jami HufTcr (opposite eft) proudly leads the BHS Majorettes. Jason Pennalla iopposite right) whips up something g od to cat. Ronnie Griffith opposite. Mo and Robbie Fame take a break after cruising the Dual. At home. Tammy Staley bakes a batch of chocolate chip cookies. Will Cram; ion Iright) contemplates what to draw next.