Randallstown High School - Horizon Yearbook (Randallstown, MD)

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ou only have srx more days to buy your Jun1or Prom tlcket was the dally hard sale on the mornrng an nouncements Yet Junlors 1n1t1ally dlsplayed a serlous lack of enthusl asm early response to tlcket sales was slugglsh Sales began weeks 1n advance be cause 100 tlckets were to be sold just to pay for the prom explalns Clndy Wolff chairwoman of the Publlcrty and Tlcket Commlttee Usually It IS dlfflcult to sell 100 t1Ck6tS for the Jun1or Prom Fortunately txcket sales plcked up dramatlcally durrng the frnal weeks 85 were sold And fortu nately We overestlmated our needs remarks Clndy We really only needed to sell around 70 tlck ets resultlng ln a net proflt The gym was transformed rnto an outdoor paradlse by the Decora tlons Commlttee headed by Alllson Galler Turnout at meetlngs was good and several helpers asslsted Alhson on Frlday before the prom Hard Work and preparatlon made 1t an Evening in Paradise The lure of mlsslng classes contrr buted to the large turnout Susan Gelber s refreshments Commrttee was somewhat a one person operatron She solrcltated donatlons from local buslnesses shopped for food and attended to detalls Overall the prom was deflnltely An Evenmg ln Paradrse As Cln dy Wolff concludes The prom showed that the Jun1or class won t glV8 up when thxngs are hard , . . ,, . . . , . . . . . H . . . . . , . . . . ,, . H . . ' 7 - 9 r ' ' . ,, . . . . . , . . ' 1 ax - - as ' ' ' as ' ' aa ' - - - ac 9 9 x . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . ,, . . Junior Promf37

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4As president of the Usher Corps, Melanie Taylor, along with Advisor Nita Koblin, orga- nized ushers at 14 school events during the 1980-81 year. Mrs. Koblin praised the group's members as RHS's unsung heros. RHS seniors received recognition awards and scholarships in over 60 categories. The two- and-a-half hour program was held in the Eng- lish Triad. Principal Richard Thomas con- gratulates Eric Conway after Eric received the Music Department's award for Outstanding Music Student. Eric sings and plays both the piano and trumpet. A- All 'T 4 .....x A Thanks, Mom and Dad. Many speakers at the evening ceremony accredited much of the students' success to their parents. Under- standably so, for without the support and love from parents nothing would have been possi- ble. Jeff Land and his parents proudly exam- ine his S125 Honor Society Scholarship. Luckily, Cheryl Dorsey sat in the front row, for she was called to the stage several times. Her awards included Outstanding Spanish Student, Commended Negro Student on the PSAT and Perfect Attendance. Senior Awards Assembly!39