Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

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Queen Christy - We Salute You On October 6, 1984, Christy Eyler was presented the title of Homecoming Queen. She is the daughter of Gary and Deborah Eyler. During her senior year Christy served on the Band Executive Com- mittee and was voted vice-president of the senior class. Some of her inter- ests include swimming and softball. Tim Miles escorted her throughout the parade and halftime ceremony. Her escort for the dance was Mark Knight, a 1982 Smithsburg gradu- ate. After graduation Christy plans to pursue a career in cosmetology. Homecoming — 17

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Bonfire excitement climaxes as juniors battle seniors for the privilege of tugging against the sophomores. Joe must be telling Tracie and Cathy to go easier on the makeup. Donnie and Brian take time out to roast a couple of weenies over the bonfire. During spirit week, punkers pose for an incriminating picture. 16 — Homecoming

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Sue Shryock, Lori Weaver, and Julie Bailey prepare to go on stage for the finale. This year’s musical, “SUGAR” is about two out-of-work musi- cians who witness a gangland kill- ing, disguise themselves as girls, and join an all-girl band headed for Miami. Both musicians fall for Sugar, the female vocalist for the band. Problems arise when the gang also heads for Miami to search for the witnesses to the crime. Mistaken identities, romance, and danger keep the audience in- volved in the action until the clos- ing number where Spatz bites the dust. “SUGAR was rated by the students as one of the finest ASP’s, and the number of people in attendance indicated the suc- cess of the show. Opening night brought four hundred people and on Saturday, there was standing room only. Standing ovations, tons of com- pliments, and continual laughter helped this show join the list of hit SHS musicals. The cast of “SUGAR” and the pit band perform the finale. 18 — All-School Production