Randallstown High School - Horizon Yearbook (Randallstown, MD)

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Hobbie f . a in fa fi, i I , ' --ig-L,, Artiiicial snow allowed skiing in the Penn- sylvania resorts-Ski Liberty and Ski Round-top, to name the most popular. Here, a few ski nuts relax at WISP, in Oak- land, Maryland. 34!Hobbies SKI CLUB Front row: Morry Zolet, Steven Blaustein, Robert Bensky, Michele Kupfer, Stephanie Sherin, Emily Glatter. Row 2: Gene Luces, Sam Chmar, Andrea Stimmel, Estelle Almogala, Nina Katzen, Melinda Schapiro. Row 3: Amy Zucker, Claire Katz, Lauren Brown, LaVerne Hawkins, Helene Melnikoff, Brenda McLaughlin, Eddie Rubin. Row 4: Da- vid Kleeman, Bari Weinick, Susan Long, Lau- ra Schnitzer, Karen Mintz, Debbie Kessler. Row 5: Lori Geelhaar, Michelle Youngberg, Diana Ireland, Lauren Cohen, Lori Spear, Jeff Plotkin, Chucky Gourley, Jeff Berman. Back row.' John Mclnerney, Tim Clark, Carl Porter, Michael Fulco, Helene Freeman, Eric Beller, Todd Fine, Joel Eagle. SKI CLUB Front row: Mr. Bogart, Kenny Oken, Brian Feit, Lori Posner, Paula Felman, Susan Sauerwald, Mrs. Bulkley, Mr. Higgins. Row 2: Jon Ferber, Julie Weiner, Allison Friedman, Lisa Friedlander, Tammy Green- spun. Row 3: Steve Young, Karen Rafferty, Amy Shewell, Eileen Yospa, Eddie Rubin, Gil Hatch, Mitchell Hyatt. Row 4: David Aver- back, Susan Miller, Danny Platt. Row 5: Rob- ert Hyman, Brian Friedman, Steve Blu- menthal, Steven Simon, Sheryl Fields. Row 6: Barry Shapiro, Jason Taule, Brian Block, Christina Visca, Rhonda Malmud. Back row: Marshall Katz, Kory Kowaleski, Tracey Por- ter, Frank Fetter, Ed Dietrick, Tim Seibold, Joel Buch. WAR GAMES Front row: David Kahl, Alec Shroyer. Back row: Leon Wright, Darel Lewis, James Rymut, Mr. Slade.

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11 ,T summer Levy, a student angr, Ottenstein swimming, with work. wi. sf! e ff f .4 the orchestra with J RHSers who have a common inter- est or hobby may join a club. For example, ski enthusiasts gath- er occasionally to discuss techniques. The Ski Club also sponsors trips to local resorts. Members of the War Games Club meet to gain expertise in chess, Dun- geons and Dragons and other games of strategy. I-Iobbies!35