Randallstown High School - Horizon Yearbook (Randallstown, MD)

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Ricky Tyler, 4631 Deer Park Rd 21117. Barry Verger, 4787 Byron Rd 21208. Robin Via, 101 Village of Pine Ct 21207. Christina Visca, 3605 Templar Rd 21133: RAA 105 Aide 12: Genesis H125 HORIZON 12: RTA 12: AFS 125 Tutor 12, Quill and Scroll 12. Roberta Waggener, 3935 Tiverton Rd 21133. David Walker, 8412 Winands Rd 21208: Football 11, 12. Cassandra Wall, 9612 Orpin Rd 21133: Usher Corp 12. Ronald Ware, 4754 Bonnie Brae Rd 21208: Band 10, 11, 12. 1' ald 111 Japan 2 .nl V we xv' 44: 4. w :A+ 'W 3- ' 4 . aw NL 7113- K -,M ' 3 ' .H ef -M AJ 1 f I . .-.AX 222!Tyler-Weitzman Asalrusa, Tokyo's old city, contains traditional Buddhist and Shinto-inspired architecture. QGreen tea and a ceremoial sweet are part of the complicated tea ceremony.

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-3 ff: N ,,, f. ,.. . g rv- ? U ' .gag- Stewart Taylor, 3836 Elmcroft Rd 21133. Greg Tessier, 9817 Southall Rd 21133: Soccer 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10. Paul Thayer, 3802 Elmcroft Rd 21133. Vanessa Thomas, 9820 Kerrigan Ct 21133: Pep Club 10, 11, Fashion Flair 11. Patricia Thompson, 3801 Hendon Rd 21133. David Tignor, 9001 Dogwood Rd 21207. Carl Tucker, 3532 Carriage Hill Cir 21133: Cross Country 10, Indoor Track 10, 11, 123 Outdoor Track 10,11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Chorus 11, 12. Camille Tuley, 8815 Church Ln 21133: Orchestra 10, Cross Country 10g Indoor Track 11, Outdoor Track 10, 12. Bargaining, or haggling as Cheryl calls it, is required to get a good deal at the Bazaar. Ven- dors sell Persian rugs, spices, brass bongs and jewelry. f Q ,Q 4' F' i F stvwxxaslsaeavgg . N 1 r , . x . My Q , f ' 5 W s ' 3 Y 4,1 I , - S KX:- ' ,, 3 ,ra S 5 . f ' 1 2 ,fs K v- v K ti I g 2 Y, as rrrs fi v 1 T Cheryl s parents visit a prayer mosque in Shiraz, Iran. Women must wear chadors before entering. 41 Street vendors use donkeys to carry sacks of Iran's more common fruits-apples, oranges 811 d pomegranates. Seniorsl221

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xx Sherrie WarHe1d, 9312 Edway Ct 21133. Mary Washington, 2704 Hernwood Rd 21163: Aide 11, 12. Anthony Watts, 4724 Duncannon Rd 21208: Track and Field 10, 12, Football 11, 125 SGA 10. Amy Weiner, 3705 Pinlea Rd 21208. W--49 Renee Weiner, 3714 LaMoine Rd 21133: AFS 105 Genesis II10, 11, 125 Tutor 10, 123 SGA 105 La- crosse, manager 10, 115 Honor Society 11, 123 HO- RIZON11, 125 Quill and Scroll 11, 12. Stuart Weiner, 4728 Hawksbury Rd 21208. Shirah Weintraub, 8525 Lucerne Rd 21133. .---r Randi Weitzman, 8910 Middlebrook Ct 21133. ill this out, buy this, a deal l -. R you can't pass up-all these phrases and more encour- age consumer response to offers in the mail. But Sandy Yurkofsky found a worthwhile item among piles of worthless junk mail. She decided that 15:13 postage was a reasonable investment to check out an offer for a Japan trip organized by the Youth for Understanding, simi- lar to AFS. After she passed the selective screening process, Sandy traveled to California's Stanford University for orientation. Along with 90 other pro- gram participants, she gained a working background in Japanese customs and life style. 'tAt first things were awkward among us fpar- ticipantsl, but we became so close- knit after a while. Four days later, on July 5, the group left the U.S. on an eight-hour transcontinental flightg then they split up and each traveled to differ- ent assigned destinations throughout Japan. Sandy met her host family from Yokahama, the Nakayamas. She studied at a private school for a week. Sandy notes that Japanese schools are structured like American private schools-administrators en- force a rigid dress code. Also, stu- dents enroll in more advanced Q -9' courses at a younger age. , ' 1 4 July 7is the date of Yokahama's Tanabata , festival. Women wearing decorative kimonos perform traditional dances. Seniors!223