Brazosport High School - Exporter Yearbook (Freeport, TX)

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THIS PAGE: frightj nWe sophomores are pretty helpless, you know, Mr. Yatesf' Mr. Steve Yates helps Viki Kineheloe. fbelowj 'fSee, I can feed myself! Cleve Hardman enjoys one of the 12 delicious flavors. fbot- tom leftj That dime must be SOME- Wl'lERE.7' Jackie Stafford, Sam David, and Angela Pessarra work at the lee Cream Social. Qbottom right, uwell, this is one way to redueef' Jean Ann McCullough helps Bill Terry with the ice cream. FACINC PAGE: ftopl Let,s see, where do we STARTT7 Community minded students help in the Old River Clean-up Campaign. fbottomj Nlr. Shaw sheds his school clothes, dons casual garb and helps clean the river. .., x 1 if I 22-STUDENT LIFE

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'?' THIS PAGE: flop leftj uI'd look a lot better if l found my glass eyc-fl Larry Perryman does his version of the hunehback of Notre Dame. ftop middlej Hl,ll bet llitler never had to eat food like thisf' Framek Dlstowski enjoys lunch on Fun Day. ftop rightj Linda Broadway gives johy Nlackey the devil. fabovej l didnit sleep a wink last nightf, Casey Mulcihy is Count Dracula. fabove rightj g'This is a bit much for a hangnailf, This mummy is Dennis Felder. we' 'i 5' 1' Q T . I 4: FQ J J Student Council, Fun day lf you were on the BHS campus on March l7, you may have thought you were on the set of a new horror film. You woreat. Instead ol' the usual Kid Day. the Student Council added varie- ty by having Monster Day. Costumes of various kinds were worn to give a strange quality to the svhool atmoSQ phi-ru. The movie i'Vampire Bats, shown in the afternoon attracted many blood-thirsty spectators. Awards were given for thi- best Costumes ofthe day, STUDENT LIFE -21

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si N'-ss... New happenings The Student Council broke away from the unsuccessful 'l'wirp Dance and carrie up with an old fashioned lee Cream Social instead. This was a fun occasion, and a complete success. The patio was the sight for the cranking and eating ol' the nine delicious flavors ol' homemade ice cream. The cafeteria was filled to the lnrim fan unusual occurancej with dancers taking advantage ol' the Stage Bandis great music. Another successful, but Somehow more meaningful, project was the Old River Clean-up Campaign sponsored by the Freeport Jaycees. Some l75 BHS students spent one lVlarch Saturday picking up old tires, logs, dead fish, paper, cans, old boats, and all sorts ol' unimaginable trash in an effort to make the area a little more beauti- l'ul. They did their thing for ecology. STUDENT LIFE-23 XM Y