'82 AND YOU. It wos a summary of the 1981-82 school year. The summary of OUR year. Put together the academics, the social atmosphere, the extracurricular activities, and the participants who made it all take place, and what d d you have? Quite simply, you had ”'82 and You! Whle the start of school brought the initial excitement of beginning yet another nine months of education, there seemed to be a sense of dissatisfaction among classmen of aB grades; complaints were voiced in reference to BRHS' lack of team sports. No sooner had this been mentioned, than those students who understood the true concept of our magnet school retaliated with pride by explaining to those who were seemingly misinformed about the school they chose to attend The story went like this: A magnet school was something of which to be proud, it emphasized academics and specialized subjects. Because of the absence of major team sports, such as football and basketball. many felt our school had a disadvantage and a lack of spirit. Not so. in fact our magnet curriculum was an advantage in itself. Our SGA was a strong one. as it needed to provide students with a constant outlet for their overflowing spirit. Sentofs nave co-ran privileges snce they ore -poerc ossmen John Watkins. Kent Gasperez. Shawn Benbcw oryo Robert Bruce look on as Russell Whittington deploys his senior parking steke:. when en-ooles hirr to pork in the parking lot closest o the school 2 82 AND YOU Whi:e attending a junior class meeting. Mcrilyn Galoway. Ke y Parkinson, ond Morry Fawiey giggle and gossp cfcxxit the latest partios ond concerts. Whle writing a paper for his next class. Jason Ambeau has time tor a break Going to a college p-ep school olows Jason to broadon his knowledge concerning many fields of study. Begnrtng thei- first yea' in hgh school, iho freshman class has the opportunty to become part of tho student body by holding class elections.
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Senior class prescient lydla Harris supports the SGA oy wearing several buttons on Button Day. The sale of class T-shirts heps the juvors rc;se money for their prom. Showing entnusbsm toward his class by sefing shirts is Frank Robinson. A Special School For Special People Before they pick up thei' schedules, Jjrvors Chip Dennison, Rodger Kohn, Robbe Powel. ond Robert fvHer find time to discuss their adventures during the summer. Crama students Diene Hcrris and Peter Jackson act in the metodrama He An't Done Right By Nell. 4 '82 ANC YOU
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