Randallstown High School - Horizon Yearbook (Randallstown, MD)

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Jeffrey Abel, 8823 Allenswood Rd 21133. Theresa Adams, 3713 Eastman Rd 21133: FBLA 123 Baseball, manager 10. Byron, Allen, 9900 Cervidale Ln 21133: SGA 11, 12, Eleanor Almogela, 3630 Templar Rd 21133: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Varsity Club 11, 12. Josh Amsterdam, 4019 Amy Ln 21133. Karen Anderson, 8624 Dovedale Rd 21133. Kenny Anofi 3812 Dovedale Ct 21133: Rams H0171 10, 11, 12. Patricia Anvari, 13400 Cambria Farms Rd 21131: Softball 10, 11, 125 Volleyball 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 11. 'ws ,F--r sg: sr-Y' Seniors: class of 1981 I

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L The senior countdown began with 69 days ref rnaining in the year. Indifference caused by sembritis quickly plagued the classy after day 50, no one even bothered to keep changing the numbers. 7 quarter, seniors realize that the juniors will triumph in the first Junior-Senior Basketball Game, which netted S1000 for the class. The partys over.Near the end of the third ww,-er Classof 1981 Ofiicers Front row:John McKay, Ruth Schmuff, Eric Conway. Back row: Mr. McEntee, Chaunfayta Hill, Gina Scott, Mr Wroton. Steven Arenberg, 8435 Allenswood Rd 21133: Track and Field 10, 119 Political Science Club 11, 123 Indoor Track 113 Tutor 12. Debbie Amdt, 9920 Lyons Mill Rd 21117. Denise Ashman, 4618 Talman Rd 21208: Ski Club 10, 11g Genesis II 12. Howard Bard, 8471 Meadow Heights Rd 21133: Rams Horn 10g Political Science Club 10, 11g RBC 123 Tutor 12. Michelle Barrzsh, 3926 Zurich Rd 21133: Track, manager 10. Ava Barron, 4730 Byron Rd 21208: Track, man- ager 10g HORIZON contributing photographer 11g WVTC 11, 12. Kenneth Baskette, 9725 Plowline Rd 21133: Out- door Track 10, 11, 123 Football 11, 125 Indoor Track 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 12. Kevin Baskette, 9725 Plowline Rd 21133: Foot- ball 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 12. his year, spirit swept through the class of 1981 like an invigorating life-giving blood--and for good reason. Todayg these reasons will be given as the 520-member class gathers for a sen- ior assembly. Backed by and electric guitar and drums band, a group of singers encourages the audiece to croon, Rams are we, and num- ber one we'il be! Afterward, the class officers have a few announcements. Because of the profits raised selling flower holds in tenth grade, the class of 1 '81 begins its senior year with the distinction of having the most money of any class in the history of Randallstown. Additional profits--S1500 from Talent Night and S1000 from the senior play-- permit our class to enjoy some extra bene- fits. Now, there are rumors that we're going to have the band Paper Cup play at the Senior Prom. These rumors are trueg the Prom band is Paper Cup. Also, the graduation will be at UMBC, allowing the entire class of nineteen hun- dred and eighty-one to graduate in one ceremony rather than three shifts. Itis obvious why the class of 1981 has spirit and unity--two goals which chal- lenged this years officers. Ser1iorsl181