Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

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What a crew! Seniors Dennis Daily. Greg McGuirk, D.J. Drawbaugh and Brian Hollister seem to be up to no good as usual. A man’s duty is stirring the stew? At least for Coach Buddy Orndorff it is. Alumni Daryl Warrenfeltz had his share of stew stirring so he just supervises. Old steam engines such as this one give the annual Steam and Craft Show its name. Exhibitors come from all over to display their “antiques.” Steam Craft Show — 11

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SHS Community Supports Annual Show Rodney Martin gives a little help to his co- workers in the concession stand. Despite the damp weather ear- ly on September 25, excitement filled organizers and participants alike. This day marked the open- ing of the annual Smithsburg Steam and Craft Show for 1984. Merchants, both local and visit- ing, displayed their wares. Home- made crafts, jewelry, ceramics, and antiques were only a few of the offerings. Farmers of all ages burst with pride as they dis- played steam-operated equip- ment. Helicopter rides and Leop- ard stew were just a few of the major attractions of the show. The SHS Athletic Boosters As- sociation sponsors the well-at- tended event each year. Mem- bers of various athletic teams and other SHS students volunteered their extra free time to help! Peel- ing potatoes and watching the concession stands, students pitched in to make the event suc- cessful. Gary Boswell gets tragic results in the egg drop. Better luck next time! Frosh co-workers Maureen Ungvarsky and Eric Gerber volunteered for kitchen duty and seem to be enjoying their work. r ' J y • A '• ' ■ ■ x - 10 — Steam Craft Show • 0-

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Varsity cheerleaders and advisor Carol Warren pose in front of the decorated truck which they rode through the pa- rade. Shannon Schaller, Paige Reedy, Debbie Redmond, Steph Strauss and Laura Smith are among the sophomore Leopardettes riding the first place float. Homecoming Magic During Homecoming ’84 all kinds of Leopard magic spirit were displayed. Students partici- pated in various activities throughout the week in prepara- tion for an extremely successful homecoming. The homecoming festivities opened with a crazy spirit week consisting of new exciting days such as Army Day, 60s day, Don Ho Day, Punk Day and ending up the week with Spirit Day. The Homecoming theme, Mag- ic, aroused spirit at the blazing bonfire held at a lower field at the school Friday evening, October 5. Students and friends gathered to demonstrate their support for the Leopard football team. Dur- ing the bonfire three witches pre- pared a “spiritual” brew for the football team to drink in order to insure them good luck. Several other skits were performed fea- turing a witch doctor, a magician and witches. Many other students also par- ticipated in the program during a tug of war competition between the classes. Classes also compet- ed against one another by dress- ing their class advisors with news- paper to transform them into “magical” creatures. 12 — Homecoming