Breckinridge Middle School - Brigadier Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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Teachers and Students Alike Reflect Responsibility and Skill . . The students who work in the library give up one period, a study period, in order to help Mrs. Mundy with the extra duties of checking in books, shelving them accurately, and checking on individuals who owe fines. This group of stu- dents is made up of the following: B. Burford, M. Fowler, P. Karides, W. Creasy, S. Shonhor, L. Lilly, B. Carico Cat deskl, C. Statome, P. Hill, A. McLendon, A. Cullop, S. Vaughn, L. Bower lO

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The violin group found time in the three following at just such a practice: Steve li, Cathy Webb, and Butch Wallace. z Mr. Felty muses as he patiently waits for the band to get ready to march in the Christmas parade. This year the band performed for a number of occasions, such as at the half-time of the Shrine Bowl game. Many Talents . . schedules to get in a practice during second period. Here, one can see the Cheatwood, Marshawilhelm, Linda Bowman, Barry Overstreet, Betsy Zeo- neg

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A big attraction in Miss Thompson's class was the visitor, Resusci Anne . Resusci was the dummy used for practice in artificial resusci- tation. At first sight, she gives people quite a start with her realistic appearanceg however, Theresa Huffman seems to have managed to overcome her fright as she is seen administer- ing artificial resuscitation to the 1ady. ll Mrs. Mundy, librarian, is most helpful in ac- commodating teachers with professional materi- al. Here, she is seen showing Mrs. Bell a book on reading instruction.