Blair softball manager Louis Hoelman huddled his girls together prior to their victory over the Einstein Titans, and told them that "you can't win 'em all if you don't win the first one." Whether the first part comes to fruition remains to be seen, but the Blazers won the first one convincingly, never allowing Einstein to mount a serious rally in 6-1 victory on a chilly Opening Day.
Junior Doug Friedman pitches during Varsity Baseball's first game against Einstein.
Blair starter Annie Denenberg en route to a four-hitter complete game in the Blazers' 6-1 Opening Day win over Einstein
Senior defender Vicky Dean runs to protect the goal during the home game against the Poolsville Falcons on March 21.
The Blair Honors Jazz Band celebrates after performing at Saturday's Chantilly Invitational Jazz Festival.
Photo courtesy of Christine Cox
Silver Chips Online Staff Writer June Hu shares the SCO site with Harpur.
Christine Harpur, a governor on a Northern Ireland school board, spoke to Blair students on Friday, March 18.
Christine Harpur, a governor on a Northern Ireland school board, spoke to Blair students on Friday, March 18.
A student's car was broken into and burglarized on Friday, March 11, sometime between 7:15 p.m. and 11:15 p.m. A police report was filed Saturday, March 12; no items have been recovered as of yet.
Juniors Abby Goldman and Lynn Abe perform as cells at Saturday's regional DI tournament.
Candidates Sicard and Johnson
Johnson and current SMOB Sagar Sanghvi.
Johnson shaking hands with a delegate.
Students gathered at the SMOB Nominating Convention.
Delegates from countywide middle and high schools nominated Junior Sebastian Johnson as one of the final two candidates for the 28th Student Member of the Board of Education (SMOB) on Tuesday, March 15, 2005. He will be running against junior Nadia Sicard from John F. Kennedy High School during elections held on April 26 and 27.
Blair expects some relief in its overcrowding next school year as a result of a significantly lower number of incoming freshmen, according to Downcounty Consortium (DCC) numbers released to school officials on Feb. 16.
The male Magnet teachers took a brief trip to Florida on Friday, March 4, supposedly for "spring training." They weren't lying – well, not exactly. The teachers all took a couple of days out of their rigorous class schedules to spend some precious time bonding over the baseball spring training games.
Senior delegates Tigisty Berhe and Shewitt Woldu cast their first ballots.
The Seven SMOB candidates. Johnson, second from the left, and Sicard, center, are the final two candidates. Click the above picture to see a gallery of photos.
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