Daniel Boone Area High School - Orion Yearbook (Birdsboro, PA)

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DB Comes Alive! Students Show Their Spirit 8i Pride Delft-petri-beinnonlinear-oem-peel Tami and Carole wonder what this day was really all about. Spirited students get a charge out of changing the atmosphere of Daniel Boone during Spirit Week. Dn Blue and White Day, one can't tell if the halls ot D. B will hold up under the invasion ot the little blue and white people, while the corridors see action as play ing tields on Sports Day. Amazing powers ot memory and insight materialize on Blazers Past and Present Day, and everyone gets to strut his stuff on Dress-up Day. Fierce but friendly competition ends the week with a bang as streamers and other decorations abound to blanket the halls in class colors. Spirit Week 39

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X IIE 1 Row If Dawn Reis, Ann Taglieri, Tami Snyder, Jane Washko, Kolin Good, Jan Nissly Row 2: Kristin Nitardo, Janet Huffman, Diane Hart, Michelle Guss, Debbie tedig, Joan Krayeski Row 3: Jason Lessig, Dave Swavely, John Okuniewski, Julie Groth, Lisa Valletta Raw 4: Charles Wagner, Chris Gentile, Cassandra Arnold, Dave Smith. 1984 NHS lnductees. i I-I' 3 JY Row 1: Heather Herbme, Lisa Care, Karla Saylor, Elizabeth Hartzell, Marie Keehn, Cheryl Reiseg Row 25 Nancy Smith, Lisa Straub, Jeanette Rhoads, Melissa Hartline, Paul Wolfe, Bill McGowan, Karen Seifrit, Tricia Rohrbach, Jeannine Stetler, Andrea Dadey Row 3. Daniele McCann, Debbie Moyer, Connie Chappie, Jody Neiswender, Missy Clark, Beth Reitz. Melissa Weller. Row 4. Mandy Ford, Lori Oister, Alan Zampella, Mark Price, Robert Beauchamp, Mike Oxenford, Jeff Riegner, Steve English, Diane Reichert, Ken Pfeffer, Donnell Rhoads, Joe Harp. Dave Smith CPresidentJ, Chris Gentile CVice Presidentj, John Olruniewski ltreasurerb, Cassandra Arnold fSecre- Iafyh, Spotlight Shines On Top Students NHS Honors lnductees Selection to the National Honor So- ciety relieves all anticipation and gives the inductee that special rewarding feeling of pride. This prestigious orga- nization accepts iuniors and seniors who have shown the exceptional quali- ties of leadership, trust, service, loyal- ty, and scholastic achievement. The NHS invites members of the school board and faculty, administra- tors, parents of the inductees, senior members and officers to attend the annual induction dinner. A candlelight ceremony, held after the dinner, hon- ors new society members. National Honor Society 41