Brantley County High School - Heron Yearbook (Nahunta, GA)

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World of Action and Moods All BCHS students are caught up in the swiftly moving pace of school activities: clubs, magazine sales, participation in the beginner's band, election of club and class officers, and participation in constructive projects. But in the midst of the action and excite- ment of all these, is the spontaneous urge to seclude oneself from the chaotic halls or the lively park and spend a few moments in solitude, whether it be to study, meditate, talk with someone special, or just enjoy the quietness. As soon as the urge to be alone has passed, one moves once more into the lanes of student traffic, beginning to play the Hi Game” which is repeated dozens of times each day, without the slightest loss of the thrill and excitement stirred within us each time it is played. All these different actions and moods contribute to our increasing store of memories.

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World of Academics Students are constantly striving academically, whether it is to get the most out of a course or only to get another credit. Term papers, investigations, formulas, and equations are just a few of the elements that climax in the exam and then the dreaded, although longed for, day when grade cards are issued. Teachers, deadlines, and grade cuts are some of the more disturbing aspects of tlie academic world. Competition in academics is always interesting, especially when it means going to WFGA-TV in Jacksonville, Florida, to try out for the IT'S ACA- DEMIC team. We are very proud of the way BCHS was represented academically by our team. Sandy, Scott, and Glynn. Using a microscope in the lab holds a fascination for biology students. Students studying foreign languages take advantage of the facilities of the language lab, while the business department is open to students seeking training for future office work. All in all the academic world provides wonderful and everlast- ing memories for each of us. V 4? 8