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Decfic The Class of 1971 dedicates the Banner to Mr. David Baker who was a freshman at B. R, H. S. when we were, who managed to survive the initiation we gave him in Algebra and Earth Science, who opened the gym and stayed with us whenever we wanted to shoot a few baskets, who always gave anyone a ride home after school or games, who was a substitute cheerleading and girls' basketball coach when no one else would spare the time, and who we feel would gladly give his right arm if we needed it. Words on a printed page can hardly ex- press how much we appreciate such a devoted and selfless person whom we will long remember. 4
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c5 emor Ic cfn ess It is not an easy task to express the thoughts of the entire senior class. It is true we all have the hardworking dedicated educators to thank for their enlightening teaching and everyone who made our years possible here. We learned a great deal in and out of class, but for me to flood the school with endless praise would be dishonest. Change is urgently needed not with the material needs of the school but the educational learning process. The school at times doesn't inform students of many realities of life. Horrors of war, poverty, ecolog- ical ruin, racism, and technological insanity. The pursuit of money and materialism are often put before the pursuit of helping and happiness. Com- petition is often placed over togetherness. The years ahead will be extremely hard for all. As we leave Black River, still isolated from urban madness, in the green hills, sloping from the ever moving highway, we have one hope. The hope that graduating classes may not have to choose between a violent or nonviolent future. James R. Lannon J7 on or 7?, esponse We, the class of 1972, would like to express our sincere congratulations to the Seniors. Having achieved their goal in B.R.H.S., we hope we will be able to follow in their footsteps in the following year. We wish them all of the luck possible in whatever course they may choose after graduation. The graduating class of 1971 has set an example for the Juniors, as well as other underclassmen. Their spirit and willingness to pull together will always be a s t a n d a r d for future seniors here at B.R.H.S. Ron Link 3
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ation We, the class of 1971 proudly dedicate our BANNER in loving memory of Mr. Donald Otterson, and the precious time he shared with us. 5
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