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1981 Tracer Staff f W PREFACE High school years often pass by without reflection. However this year is unique as we commemorate the twenty-fifth edition of the Tracer. In addition, all of the school ' s teams, clubs, and activities are celebrating various other anniversaries. As we all know, an anniversary is one of those occasions where people may get together and celebrate in any style they please. Nevertheless, whatever the style of anniversary, the main purpose is similar; it is a time to reminisce about the past and an opportunity to examine where we find ourselves today. The 198! Tracer will try to give a thumbnail sketch of the past through anniversary reflections. It will also present a perspec- tive of this year, the Tracer ' s silver anniversary year.
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9 s Our multi-faceted educational institu- tion is for the benefit of people. It is com- posed of students, teachers, administra- tors, and other personnel-all joining col- lectively to make up the school life. As we enter this silver anniversary year, we encounter many familiar faces in the corridors. These are also numerous new personalities such as the freshmen class. In the faculty, we detect various anni- versaries being celebrated. Mrs. Suzanne Oswald and Mr. W. Dennis Krauss are commemorating their first year anniver- sary. Then again, Mr. Robert Nash has reappeared for his twenty-second year. Also, in the faculty, we find a number of BH alumni, that have returned to teach at their alma mater. They are Miss Kathy Fegley. Mr. Terry German, Mrs. Laurel Lantz. Mr. Brian Newman, Mrs. Suzanne Oswald, and Mr. Alan Sawyer. On the other hand, we have welcomed approximately twenty exchange students from organizations such as the Rotary Club, American Field Service, and Youth For Understanding. These students have arrived from countries as far away as Argentina, Australia, Finland, Germany, and Japan. These school denizens and a multitude of others are accountable for the anniver- saries we will discover in paging through this section. People Divider 5
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