Randallstown High School - Horizon Yearbook (Randallstown, MD)

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00 Wx ga- 5. V119 ,cm ir. is 'iv' . .1 -ff' Ar an fm Ns-- fr- iv' 5- f,'- : Q an QP' r-P Jonathan Ferber, 3928 Noyes Cir 21133: Soccer 10, 11, 12: Indoor Track 10, 11, 12: Baseball 10, 11, 12: Varsity Club 10, 11, 12: RAA 10, 11, 12: Ski Club 11, 12: Jazz Band 12. Andy Ferguson, 8603 Gray Fox Rd 21133. Brett Ferguson, 3544 Carriage H ill Cir 21133: Indoor Track 11: Outdoor Track 11. Angela Ferretti, 3917 Algiers Rd 21133. E'lizabeth Fertitta, 9430 Lyons Mill Rd 21117. Sheryl Fields, 4008 Carthage Rd 21133: SGA 12: FBLA 12: Indoor Track 12: Outdoor Track 12. Lawrence Fine, 9909 Marriottsville Rd 21133. Marla Fine, 3307 Lauri Rd 21207. Tony Fiorino, 3538 Hernwood Rd 21163. Jeffrey Flancer, 3942 Carthage Rd 21133: La- crosse 11, 12: Concert Band 11, 12. Vicki Flaxman, 3705 Crossleigh Ct 21133: V001- leyball 10, 11: Softball 10, 11: FBLA 11: Band 10, 11, 12. David Flitt, 3931 Susanna Rd 21133: Aide 11: Baseball 12. Steven Floam, 8804 Sigrid Rd 21133. Mindy Frnklin, 4132 Balmoral Cir 21208: HORI- ZON11, 12: Quill and Scroll 12: RTA 10, 11, 12: Thespian 10, 11, 12: Tech Crew 12. Stephen Frederick, 9118 Bengal Rd 21133: Out- door Track 10, 11, 12: Concert Band 10, 11, 12: Cross Country 11, 12: Indoor Track 11, 12: Jazz Band 12. Helene Freeman, 3310 Southgreen Rd 21207: La- crosse 10, 11, 12: Tutor 11, 12: Peer Counselor 11, 12: Indoor Track 11: Ski Club 11, 12: Honor Soci- ety 11, 12. Craig Friedman, 8638 Lucerne Rd 21133: Wresa tling 11. Lisa Friedheim, 4260 Cayuga Rd 21133. Lisa Friedman, 51 Millstone Rd 21133: Volleyball 10, 11: RTA 10, 11, 12: Thespian 12: RAA 11: Great Books 11: Basketball, statistician 11: Ski Club 11, 12. Steven Friedman, 9006 Bruno Rd 21133. Bruce Fulton, 3708 Nauset Pl 21133. Camielle Fusco, 3445 Carriage Hill Cir 21133. Jeffrey Gallina, 8619 Allenswood Rds 21133. Marc Galonoy, 8612 Lucerne Rd 21133. 193

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111-5 Birds are gonna fly . . Catch the riole spirit. .ish Jon Ferber says that pro ball players have some of the foulest mouths in the world - and that's in more ways than one, tobacco chewing is rampant in the major leagues. Al- though at first Jon disliked chawing, he now 192fFerber-Galonoy 951, .Wg XX a l has a wad in his mouth at every game. Because RHS students love baseball's ex- citement, the SGA organized the Sports Boosters Club, which arranges trips to Memo- rial Stadium. t's spring and once again Oriole fever hits Baltimore. Chewing tobacco, bubble gum, Topps trading cards, Cracker Jack and extra-inning tension create that unique mixture of Americana that can only be called baseball. The Orioles are undoubtedly the best team in baseball and the fans know it. Each year more and more fans flock to Memorial Stadium, con- sistently breaking attendance re- cords. In 1979 the Orioles went to the World Series. Pitted against the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Birds lost but Baltimoreans continued to show their appreciation: after a 1979 re- cord-breaking season attendance of 1,700,000, almost 1,800,000 returned the next year. And 1981 looks just as good- tick- ets for the opener against the Kansas City Royals sold out earlier than any other game since the team's incep- tion in 1954. RHS classes were half- empty on the season's first day. With strong newcomers such as Jose Mo- rales, pitchers Jim Palmer, Mike Flanagan and Steve Stone-all win- ners of the Cy Young Awardg veter- ans Ken Singleton and Eddie Mur- ray, and the winningest manager in baseball, Earl Weaver, the Orioles should win at least 100 games, a feat achieved in 1979 and repeated in 1980. All fans appreciate the Orioles team, but who ever thinks of thank- ing the behind-the-scenes people, the ground crew? They rake and hose down the in- field, move the batting cage, lime the foul lines and, in the event of rain, cover the infield with tarps. Senior Jon Ferber worked on the Orioles ground crew for three months- 27 games-last summer. The job came with several fringe benefits. Basically, it was fun. He square danced during the seventh in- ning stretch, played catch with pitcher Dennis Martinez, went out with players and helped make a com- mercial advertisement. The job had bad points, too. He tried to chew tobacco and found that it's really disgusting? And once a line drive hit him in the shoulder. Though all in all, Jon says that it was the easiest S14 fthe pay per gamej I ever made.

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Steven Garelick, 4011 Amy Ln 21133. Dave Garrison, 9101 Eastman Ct 21133. Stephen Garrison, 9101 Eastman Ct 21133. Iris Gray, 4749 Byron Rd 21208: Cross Country, ,Q ,H be manager 10. Becky Gaul, 8916 Dogwood Rd 21207: Basketball Nr' 10: Aide 12, Drama Club 10. Michael Gayhardt, 8605 Kratz Ln 21207. Richard Geelhaar, 3801 Cassandra Rd 21133. Gwyn Geiman, 8733 Wrights Mill Rd 21207: La- crosse 10, 11, 123 RAA 10. A . I H, fa an Sr Jonathan Geller, 3703 Allenswood Ct 21133. Judy Geller, 9017 Bruno Rd 21133: RAA 11: Gen esis ll 11: Aide 12: Tutor 123 HORIZON11, 12: Quill and Scroll 11, 12. Ben Gerber, 3914 Shenton Rd 21133. Beth Gesang, 3902 Zurich Rd 21133. :OH .ar f v---no. ii is A ,u,...---M1- ' Valli'