Botetourt Middle School - Patriot Yearbook (Fincastle, VA)

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School like has a definite routine with set rules to follow, but a balanceof humor and fun makes our 180 days tolerable Miss Franklin starts off the school day routine by giving ad- mit slips to students who have been absent. Greg Austin and Joey Manello find their before school walks very interesting. Can you believe it? Carla Jones shows a slick way to cut class and probably not get caught. Only problem is you :feed an assistant that won't tell. Mary Dillon volunteers for the job. Mrs. Woods' third period boys take a break from Civics class and throw a few snowballs . . . under supervision of our Delmar photographer Mr. Tavenner. Q X -XBXXX -, 3 . I lg V 6 ? X A l M. ,jv- The eighth grade science teachers make watching an experiment fun. i 1 - is A , X s W g :H B l.jlTi ' Fr., r , r 5, ! l, fr ' KILSL1- Emfiar. ..i gs 355 i wu-

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Blueprint Mr. Elliott gives suggestions to students, D. Castellane, J. Keys and B. Johnson, on how to im- prove their gun rack projects. 0+ 6600 q4f46 Teachers and students strive for creativity Miss Clark s bulletin board is a ' 1,A f n real eye catcher for her Y math students. The crafts ' club is busy creating Santa K ' candy jars for Christmas : ,fi W 3 .. i s -- fi-T7 31 2 'filk' Eg, ' R' , 7? O I I . 1'4',s.ff fc 4 IS ' ' .M .vfsaary if W s. . Having a detailed plan, whether etched in our minds or sketched on paper, insures each of us a greater measure of success. Students, teachers and staff set their goals early in the year in hopes that their daily activities will culminate in a successful year. f L' 4 Y 1 Q32 3 : ??'.. L f-,T r f The artistic ability of Michael Gist is shown in his black and white sketch of a member of the rock group Kiss - Science teachers encourage their students to research an area of their interest and develop a project to enter in the Science Fair. Tammy Ballard made a model of a windmill while studying energy sources in Mrs. Sprinkle's class. 1 09' ' . 4 Y I1 -rf fi my -'Lila' Q.. --' v 1 - . I if -. rj , s

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L4 Mrs. Wood's Civics classes kept close watch on the day to day events in the Iranian crisis. D. Austin, B. Gilliam, J. Barton, R. Russell and S. Hurlbut look over the morning newspaper for the latest update. Traci Spradlin secures Tina New- combs' armband. B.I. students and faculty showed their support of the hostages by writing letters and wear- ing armbands. gi'-'--H' - '- --1um:- ' ' Y na 7 '1 ' 'A'ii Wi? , V -1 Vx ,TZ :H . his U V r..1 .:g5g1:n! Mrs. Smith gives her sixth period intructions on layup drill for basketball. Mrs. Jones found a winning combination: Hazel Law- son and Spcial Olympics Hazel represented B.I. in a Special Olympics at Wintergreen Ski Resort. She not only won a medal but got a kiss from former Washington Redskin, Roy Jefferson.