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ORGANIZATIONS In order to find others with similar interests, students join clubs. No matter what the hobby, a student can find an organization to meet his needs. For those who want to discover other cultures, the Spanish, French, and Junior Classical League organizations bring the world to B.S.H.S. Students wishing to support the school's sports teams become cheerleaders, Bonnerettes, and join Spirit Club. To help people in the school and the community, some become members of Kayettes, P.E.E.R. and F.H.A. Students with an interest in politics and student government run for Student Council. If music and performing are the student's hobby, he or she can play in the band, sing in one of the vocal music organizations, or enlist as a thespian. As diversified as these clubs are, they still accomplish the same task; bringing students together. Knowing that he is not alone in his interests, a student will grow in confidence and find other avocations. In short, organizations are just another way in which students realize that they are very much like the other students around them. 11 Organizations
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Students watch rapidly changing world In addition to the changes and complexities of their own lives, students also saw the dramatic changes that took place in the world around them. Growing concern over the economy, jobs, nuclear war, cancer, and other problems kept people watch- ing anxiously. Students watched with pride as the space shuttel Columbia blasted off and returned home. They also stood in horror over the murder of John Lennon and the attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II and President Reagan. 12 Local and National News Abroad, students witnessed through television fighting in the Middle East, in the Falkland Is- lands, and El Salvador. Also, the Royal Wedding held students' attention. Locally, construction of the new junior high, the Renaissance Festival, and a endless string of es- caped prisoners kept people on their toes. All in all, the 1981-82 school year saw a variety of changes take place both around the corner and around the globe.
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