Randallstown High School - Horizon Yearbook (Randallstown, MD)

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S Q ,. Michael Norin, 3415 Edcrest Rd 21207: Tennis 10, 113 Basketball, manager 103 Ski Club 10, 11, 123 Rams Hom 12. Jane Novasatka, 3718 LaMoine Rd 21133: Pep Club 10, 113 RAA 103 Volleyball 10. Jody Nusboltz, 3220 Southgreen Rd 21207: Bad- minton 10, 11, 123 Softball 10, 11, 123 Tutor 11, 123 Peer Counselor 11, 129 Honor Society 11, 123 Great Books 12Q SGA 11, 12. Joseph Olcott, 4702 Three Oaks Rd 21208: Chess Club 103 War Games Club 103 FBLA 11. Barry Oppenheim, 8724 Allenswood Rd 21133: Indoor Track 10, 11, 123 Golf 11, 12g Great Books 103 Political Science Club 11, 125 Band 105 It's Academic 11g Honor Society 11, 12. Robert Orandle, 3907 Thoroughbred Ln 21117: Soccer 103 Track and Field 105 Indoor Track 113 Golf 11, 123 Political Science Club 11, 12. David Ottenstein, 8222 Brattle Rd 21208: Rams Horn 10, 11, 12. Jeanne Packard, 39 Cedarhill Rd 21133: Badmin- wn 11, 12. It's better done in '81-Mari Kim Second to none in '81-Bonnie Bush Having fun in '81- Wncredius Ruffin In the shade with lemonade. In the sun with the class of '81-Steven Rossman Join the fun with '81-Brett Ferguson - AA :AVA 'W' r Y Y W ' O' Lctc , LV f 3 44 sf fs-L 'W' 9 Je -fi 3t -8- my . .... K 0 M -- , 3 :.'.1'3l -- ....c.,., , vi :fe 3 31, K K f:5l..,,N. K Nh ., ' . .ww 'MQW . ,fe f . K I su NV M K. iz: W kkkk N.N.e-3 3. -333' . .,.,, ,W ,...se 'i - -- ,,.-f- V 3 Seniors! 209

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Michelle Nastos, 3823 Offutt Rd 21133: Field Hockey 10, 11: Basketball 10, 11, 125 Lacrosse 10, 11, 125 Ski Club 105 SGA 10, RAA 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 12: Volleyball 12. Simone Nesbitt, 9905 Cervine Rd 21133: SGA 10, 11, 125 RAA 10: Ski Club 113 Genesis 11125 Usher Corp 12. Mark Niblett, 3817 Elmcroft Rd 21133. Coral Nicholas, 3905 Sadie Rd 21133. Debbie Niclroles, 11415 Riesberg Ln 21104: RAA 105 FBLA 12. Joe Nickoles, 4 Cedar Hill Rd 21133: Lacrosse 10. Bobbie Niport, 3501 Courtleigh Dr 21207. Lisa Nolen, 3400 Mayfield Ave 21207. . C C ook out worldg here we come. We're the class of '81. Sound familiar? It should. It was chosen as the class of 1981's slogan. Melanie Taylorls winning entry was one of 57 suggested. At an as- sembly, seniors applauded for their favorite of three chosen by the class officers. Many entries were also very good but did not have the appeal that Melanie's did. We're super bad and having fun, they call us the class of '81 was one of Simone Nesbitt's en- tries. Stefanie Robinson's second- place slogan, We're going to do what has to be done, 'cause we're the class of '81, did not sound as catchy to seniors. The contest gives seniors an op- portunity to be involved in the se- lection of a slogan, which is print- ed on the class' shirts. Some seniors, however, see no need for a class motto. As Becky Hanna's third-place entry states: We're the class of '81g we don't need a corny pun. 1 1 1 . . . here we come. At a senior assembly, Brett Wurster and Mark Rubin suggest a different class motto: Peace, love and frisbee. 4 Winning slogan writer Melanie Taylor reads a role with Chaunfayta Hill in drama class. bDonning their class shirts, a few class of 1981ers without prior cheerleading experience attempt to rouse the despondent halftime senior crowd at the Junior-Senior Basketball Game. 208fNastos Packard

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Joanne Packard, 39 Cedarhill Rd 21133: Badmin- ton 11, 12. Joanne Packman, 3811 Nemo Rd 21133: RTA 11 12: Peer Counselor 115 Tutor 11. John Paradiso, 3708 Parkfield Rd 21208: SGA 10, 12. Lisa Parham, 9704 Southall Rd 21133. Dave Parker, 9915 Hoyt Cir 21133. Aaron Pearlman, 3822 Janbrook Rd 21133. Art Penn, 8 Kittridge Ct 21133: SGA 10, 11, 123 It's Academic 11, 12: Political Science Club 11, 123 Honor Society 11, 125 Golf 10, 11, 12, Peer Coun- selor 10, 11, 12, Tutor 11, 12. Eliot Pepper, 8904 Maplebrook Rd 21133: Wres- tling 10, 11. Starting pose. Hands extended, feet pointed Debbie assumes the starting position awaiting the the judge's nod to begin her routine. 210fPackard-Potashnick 'Q .. 4. V, ,L , If , K . 1 .A it T T x r if it 'lk -Q ,s .1- 'wx C i ,- u .. 4- 1 i , ,W - ,N-4 ntertaining and competi- tive activities take a lot of discipline and practice. One such activity is baton twirl- ing. Two students from RHS, Brenda Hoffman and Debbie Hurst, are both accomplished majorettes. Senior Brenda Hoffman has been a majorette for 13 years. She has taught baton twirling and was the feature twirler for a year. A feature twirler is the one twirler who leads the group, doing the attention-pro- 'wa' ducing baton tricks. Although teaching requires pa- tience, she finds it worthwhile. Sometimes you just have to grin and bear it, but most of the time it's very rewarding. Brenda teaches kids ages four through 10. Their group, supported by the Liberty Road Vol- unteer Fire Department, has 30 pa- rades a year. Brenda's first parade was at age four and she still enjoys marching very much. Debbie Hurst is also a majorette