https://www.brunswickmdhistory.com/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=File%3ASenior_Superlatives_1980.jpgFile:Senior Superlatives 1980.jpg - Revision history2026-06-22T22:08:47ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.43.8https://www.brunswickmdhistory.com/index.php?title=File:Senior_Superlatives_1980.jpg&diff=63370&oldid=prevHistoryCommission2: Senior Superlatives are always a popular item any school year. They contain memories of the past school year, and if kept to adult hood, will bring back memories of days gone by.
Now, some of these former BHS “Railroaders” are passing their mid-50...2019-08-08T13:29:17Z<p>Senior Superlatives are always a popular item any school year. They contain memories of the past school year, and if kept to adult hood, will bring back memories of days gone by. Now, some of these former BHS “Railroaders” are passing their mid-50...</p>
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Senior Superlatives are always a popular item any school year. They contain memories of the past school year, and if kept to adult hood, will bring back memories of days gone by.<br />
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Now, some of these former BHS “Railroaders” are passing their mid-50 and on the downward slope toward their 60s. It would be interesting to know if they have lived up to, or followed, their Senior Superlative categories ;=)!<br />
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Other Superlatives included in the 1980 yearbook but not in the photo are:<br />
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Most Likely To Succeed – Linda Gooch & Owen Brown<br />
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Shyest – Camille Shane & Pat Allen<br />
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Most Spirited – Terri Frietsch & Jeff Shores<br />
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Most Popular – Tracey Tarleton & Tommy Moler<br />
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Courtesy of Jon Evans<br />
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