Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

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“A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step.” — Lao Tzu S E N I O R S 15

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Officers and Advisor Senior class officers: Michell Martin, President; Cheryl Martin, Vice President: Tera Paul, Secretary; Maureen Ungvarsky, Treasurer. Congratulations Seniors, you made it. Looking back over the years and seeing this class mature is now remarkable in your personal accomplishments and school achievements. At the beginning of the 1985 school year, the “Class of 1988” was without an advisor and was in debt to the school. Becom- ing this class advisor was a real challenge and the challenging questions were will we have enough money for a prom at the Ramada Inn and where will all this money come from. Well, the class was very resourceful with good suggestions for fundraisers. Your hard efforts in selling candy, jewelry, cheese and sausage, and senior class jerseys were all success- ful. You also sponsored a Jazzercize workout, and a car wash. Cash prizes from competing in local parades helped also. Thanks go to the community for their cash gifts and dona- tions. Yes, we had a very colorful, exciting, and a fantastic prom. After your junior year, we were able to overcome the most difficult challenges and demands and had a memorable Will Conyers, Advisor senior year. Working with the “Class of 88” has been rewarding and at other times challenging, but each year brought on more openness and acceptance of each other’s ideas and thoughts. Too, I say thanks to the many parents for having enough faith in me and the giving of your time and energies to the many class-sponsored fundraisers and activities. Through the good and indifference, this class had a very distinct character of caring and hard work. Best wishes for the future and may each passing year bring on more happiness than the year before. Always, Will Conyers Advisor 16