Quantico High School - Boondocker Yearbook (Quantico, VA)

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,, ,f Hanging over the bannister are freshman class officers Don Hammer, secretaryg Charles Boddy, pres ident: Bill Palmer. vice presidentg and Eric Furstenberg, treasurer. Boddy Leads Frosh Toward '79 I 5 i 1 ,ff Mrs. Richardson's classes are keeping the people at Senior and Read Paperback Book Companies in business. 52 Freshmen Ninth grade: the beginning of something called senior high school, but at Quantico, it is like 'fmiddle age - we cannot be too juvenile nor are we eligible to display a senior slump attitude. We are just good at being ourselves . . . in world geog- raphy, in a physical science lab . . . during a reading of Romeo and Juliet . . . or in the home economics kitchen. We have a knack for being late to class . . . rushing to lunch . . . bantering with teachers . . . carousing at games . . . pretending to practice our musical instruments . . . doing the bump at school dances. We have proven our- selves to be rather enthusiastic 'fmiddle agers guided by Mr. Blatt, Mr. Drake, Mrs. Lortz, Mrs. Price, and Mrs. Richardson.