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

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Outstanding Seniors Earn Recognition Brett Cooper was honored on February 3, 1985, by receiving his Eagle Scout award. For his community ser- vice proyect, he built a podium for the Alice Focht ceme- tary, and also helped in cataloging, 'Ms Ioe Freese, a student in machinist tool making at Vo-Tech East, was chosen as student ot the quarter by his shop instructor. toe received his greatest honor when he lin- rshed tirst in the state in the Vocational Industrial Clubs ot America Competition, which earned him an invitation to the National Championships in Kentucky, - 48 Seniors Ji., I ,,r' Y 4 4, 1 ir 5 ' it , 44: ,S s Wh I f 4 aw I r ,352 :Z r+ sg H Yfgfdeawn r 5544! V55 ,iii it at uvmtexa 5152 V 1. Qi 3 ,1T'u4g,f3w+t,g gf cmtimil ,ma it MQ 4, ff f , , 3'M.e xi rr 174 ref gm r 5+ 1' Q ff gm .r as M at g s Q aw, ggew, ,V W , X. '3 ' Wa int' Q4 we ZH- ft. 55 W . -rf'?f-TGTTVM'-7 VW 'WW LVK1 ' .1 is ' CT t ' - Fiigiff 21-2-'fr-zs,wf r' f we if if Z gg-:QQ Kr- we f- ,, V, Q r ,fx .wi--aff., - ,ga-,, 5 W1 ,Q W 1 A -c R 1 L f me 4 1 as 1 ra Q 'li' Only a few people can make it to the top and Dave Smith clearly possesses that ability. His selection as a winner of the National Merit Scholarship Award, based on his PSAT scores, honored Daniel Boone. Barry Lucas, a student of the Ganster Kara- te System, has numerous achievements un- der his belt . He earned his brown belt and eagerly anticipates reaching the black belt level. Through his competition in tourna- ments, Barry gathered over twenty-tive tro- phies and plans to add more to his collection. Senior class afHcers:- The lollowing students were selected to lead the Class of 1985: Brian Pusch-President, David Smith- Vice President, Lisa Rhoads- Secretary, and Bob Prince- Treasurer. Recently selected by the administrators ot Daniel Boone, Billfsctrbach, Debbie Ledig, and Seth kiegel participated in a project entitled Houses and Highways. They studied local roads, their legends, and roadstops. As a result, the Penn Quester History Team enjoyed a week at University ot PA to further their studies. Missy Happelmakes roller skating more than just a hobby! She skates regular- ly with the lunior Skateway Team. Compet- ing in the Junior Ladies' division ot the state cham- pionship, Melissa honored M her team by receiving 4 gold medals in relays.

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Seniors Highlight Homecoming Festivities Cassandra Arnold and lohn Okuniewski Andrea Dadey and Chris Fontana Amy Lamb and Mark Wennersten Lisa Valletta and Barry Lucas The 1984 DB Leah Finkbiner and Brian Pusch This year's Daniel Boone Homecom- ing activities began on Friday, October 8, 1984. That evening a pep-rally and bonfire ignited the spirit of the stu- dents. The following morning athletes with hearty appetites enjoyed a pan- cake breakfast and Blazer fans watched the parade through Birdsboro. Sports enthusiasts viewed a Girl's Field hockey game, an alumni cross country meet, and the traditional homecoming football game. During half-time Leah Finkbiner was crowned 1984 Home- coming Queen. The Queen and her Court dined at the Yellow House Hotel following the game. That evening a Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Varsity Club, completed the festivities. The queen and her court shared a truly special day with all who participated in the celebration ot Homecoming 1984. f om 2 v 'abit Homecoming 47

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-.TQ ,,,...-N. Snow Coultxt. Finkbiner, 1. Groth, A. Barletta, A. Lamb, R. Worrall, A. Lichau, C. James, L. Valletta, G. Madrzykowski, L. Rhoades, l. Reppert, D. Reis, 1. Okuniewski, A. Taglieri, B. Cooper, M. Harley, A. Petrillo, C. Rapposelli, Missing: K. Krick, B. Pusch. Qiolivpfqwpgzwgiggw Q Q if 3 fx XJ f fl XJ Capturing the hearts of many, Michelle and Angelo were selected as the King and Queen during both winter dances. Oplcsvbfi 0550550 lack Frost Arrives! Plfitleiiff While snowflakes fell outside, friends settled in for a long winter's night in the wonderland at the King Frost Dance. The King and Queen of Frost, with their court, warmed the snowy scene with their smiles, easily taking the chill out of the air. The weather outside may have been frightful, but the Senior Class created a dance that was delightful. Hearts, flowers, and formal dress created a perfect atmosphere as cupid shot his magic arrows, At the Valentine's dance, couples celebrated their special feelings for each other in the company of good friends, The excitement mounted all evening. Students anticipated the announcement of their favorite couples who were then honored as King and Queen. Cupid Strikes Ag ain! Valentine Court: G. Madrzylrowski, L. Finkbiner, C. James, l, Groth, A. Petrillo, M. Harley, A. Barletta, D. Reis, B, Cooper, L. Valletta. lack Frostfvalentine Dances 49