Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

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Everyone at Smithsburg felt Magic” in the air on Saturday morn- ing, the sixth of October. Following the revival of the 2nd annual parade, the Homecoming game was played that afternoon. Purple and gold bal- loons were scattered throughout the stands. The mighty Leopards tri- umphed in a 17-0 shutout over the Brunswick Railroaders. The crowd was spellbound with anticipation as they awaited the crowning of the queen during half- time. After the Homecoming court and escorts were presented and hon- ored individually, Christy Eyler was honored with the title of Homecom- ing Queen of 1984. More Magic was yet to come — the traditional dance was held that evening, as Trade Winds” enter- tained in the school cafeteria. The glowing queen was then presented gifts by various clubs and organiza- tions, as her stunning court looked on. All the Homecoming activities which were organized and sponsored by the Student Government Associ- ation, indeed, created a magical week that Smithsburg will never for- get. Jeff Chaney breaks away from the pack in the Homecoming game against Bruns- wick. Tim Miles seems to be as suprised as Senior princess Michelle Sekula enjoys herself at the dance, as her escort Brian Christy when the queen’s name is an- Concovia struts his stuff. nounced. 14 — Homecoming

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Saturday morning’s activities started as early as 7:00, when students gathered to organize floats and units for the parade which began at 10:00. This year’s Homecoming turned out to be the biggest and most success- ful in the history of Smithsburg High School. Once again Mrs. Nancy Reedy- Bushey’s class of ’87 took 1st place for the float division. Senior class took 2nd and FBLA float 3rd. The parade also featured a guest band, The Clearspring Marching Band. Who you gonna call? Ghostbusters! Robbie and girlfriend Kim snuggle close together while watching a skit at the bon- fire. Merlin (David Mathias) tells the story of how the Leopard beat the choo-choo train. Juniors do a voodoo war chant on their float to bring good luck to the team. Homecoming — 13

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Homecoming Celebration Successful The Homecoming Court for 1984 in- cluded: freshmen, Brian Plume. Mau- reen Ungvarsky; sophomores. Chris Ferro. Ruann Bachtell; seniors. Brian Concovia. Michelle Harne; seniors. Todd Nickey. Richele Scott; seniors, Christy Eyler. Tim Miles; seniors. Mi- chelle Sekula, Todd Redmond; se- niors. Teresa Byler. Billy Alexander; and Sue Shryock, Dan McDougal. ju- niors. The court share a dance together. Kevin Smith jokes with his date Lau- rie Shaw at the Homecoming Dance. Mrs. Nancy Reedy-Bushey and Mr. John Ingersoll get down at the Home- coming Dance. Pretty princesses all in a row smile for the camera. Homecoming — 15