Brazosport High School - Exporter Yearbook (Freeport, TX)

Page 23 text:

fr' a'? 2 5 ggga. ra. ru.. A41 FACING PAGE: ftopj Seniors Karen Kincheloe and Susa.n Horak trim the tree in the lobby. fcenterj Drama students fl to rj C. Boggs, S. Broadway, J. Heath, P. Peres, J. A. McCullough, Nl. McCullough, G. Nelson, and S. Naranjo depict the nativity scene in the Christmas Concert. fbottomjmfhese cookies sort of grow in your mouth. Sev- eral seniors give a pre-Christmas party in the cafeteria. THIS PAGE: ftopj Mrs. Levine directs the choir in its annual Christ- mas Concert. fleftj Mrs. Linda Matthews gives FHA girls some ideas about making Christmas decorations. Q bottom lefty juniors fl to rj Patsy Gonzales, Brenda Hambrick, and Beth Norman un-decorate the DE tree so it can be given to a needy family to brighten their Christmas. fbelowj Mrs. Faye White admires here brilliantly shining mini- tree from afar. ii fi .V Q -V I :S.f1'L,. - - mfr , IE -Z.. ' A ,,. ., f x I J ii . ,Q fa-yfg ,' -. -bf 9' .ff ' . ' . X ag 1 Q! mt ,, E2 ii STUDENT LIFE-19

Page 22 text:

Christmas 1971 Christmas at BHS brought the usual busy, yet happy atmosphere to the entire school. The Choirs and drama- l- 7 tists combined their efforts to produce l MA Christmas Happeningm as a musical production for the students and the community. Distributive Education and the Student Council worked to- gether to decorate the school with the usual tinsel, red, and green. Sunset Nursing Home was graced with the appearance of the medical Careers Club. The girls tried to bring a little Christmas cheer into the hearts ofthe patients. The BHS members did their best to spread joy by giving a party for the Children at the Brazoria County Youth Home. The first semester was over, school was out for two weeks, 3 ,,,r ,, , ,rr and it was the season to be jolly. Zimmmmiiiw iiiii C CMN if eaaat 18-ST UDENT LIFE

Page 24 text:

THIS PAGE: frightj Cathy Caslon and Steve Massoletti demonstrate the proper use of the voting machine during the February election. fbelowj Dawn Murphy and Bill Terry count votes-a popular Student Coun- cil duty. fbelow rightj Student Council offi- cers fl to rj Sam David, presidentg Karen Arrington, treasurerg Mark Teinert, chaplaing Karen Kinchcloe, secretaryg Susan Horak, corresponding secretary, and Steve Masso- letti, vice president display the schoolas new victory flag. fbottomj 1971-72 Student Council members Q front row, I to rj Mr. Bill Shaw fsponsorj, S. David, S. Massoletti, K. Kincheloe, K. Arrington, S. Horak, M. Teinert, H. Eppes, P. Roberts, Mr. Steve Yates fsponsorj, fsecond row, l to rj li. Knipping, J. McCullough, K. Brannan, S. Millar, V. Kincheloe, D. Murphy, S. Peters, T. Lawler, S. jones, D. Jackson, Qthird row, l to rj D. Ferguson, C. Fields, G. Brown, M. McCullough, F. Stacks, C. Caston, j. Ruddick, C. Nixon, J. Stafford, F. Jones, flast row, l to rj B. Dunn, D. Ledesma, R. Tobias, B. Ingalls, S. Lippold, L. Fowler, L. Alexander, S. Wyatt, B. Dunn, and ,I Burton. rar-vvvs r Q r'rr r ii it 20-STUDENT LIFE 1