Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

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■■■■■IU Senior CSC Students Remark on Students who attend Career Studies Center feel very posi- tive about the year that they spent away from their home school. While they agree that CSC was valuable, their reasons for feeling that way are varied. For Mark Blair, the fun in- volved working on cars and learning about the different car parts. On the other hand, Wan- da Moyer sees her CSC experi- Cmma 2 ui in son WanJa DooJ S. rvice Wo, ence as worthwhile since she feels honestly qualified to hold a job in the food service area. Brenda Keller enjoyed the thrill of running a printing press and actually getting an impression on paper. Overall the students that went to CSC made new friends from all different schools and enjoyed the freedom that they had. JJarlaufk JJuff Boimelofoyy CJ'OO Bo, ,kart Rokki. Sko, Bfectronici 2 aL Dhkack Sl.o. WcCoi 4uto Wtckanici 14 Career Studies

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Well, it does look like you’ve made it! I remember the first freshman assembly when you came into the auditorium like a herd of elephants and in my usual bellowing tone, I told you to go out and come in again properly. At that time I didn’t think “you’d make it.” But then all of a sudden, you were on a roll. Our freshman year: the winning float; selling Critter Banks; the hayride to the Haunted House; our King’s Dominion trip. Then came fundraising full swing during our sophomore year. Remember our class trip to Six Flags over New Jersey? How about our second winning float? I think we sold everything conceivable for the prom. It was a success and so was the 50’s dance, remember? When we ordered senior shirts, I looked over the names on the list of graduates. I was really pleased that I could put a face with every name. I’ve enjoyed getting to know each of you and watching you grow up. I can’t wait till the five year reunion when I can see the changes — Who’s rich? Who’s married? Who has lost the most hair and who has gained the most weight? Well, “looks like you made it!” But don’t stop here. Graduating from high school is an important step in your lives. But it is only a step. From here on, for the rest of your lives, you will come up against hurdles. If you hang in there, if you keep a smile on your face and have the confidence you will win, you will. Then you will be able to say, “Looks like I made it, again.” Thank you for all the fun times. Thank you for caring about each other and me. And then you for being so responsible that we got things done. Love and Best Wishes from your other MOM, Nancy Reedy Bushey 16