Brilliant High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Brilliant, OH)

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o 0 Mr. and Miss 161 . . Of Oo 0' PAT SHIPLEY---RICH LEWIS 'QK3 :ff if as R' A ' 6? z ' 'H - gifs 'i .' , - J ,rf it if W N ., if . A hz, if I 'Ji' i n . . , ,L.L The Omega staff presents Mr. and Miss B.H,S,, Patricia Shipley and Richard Lewis, who will reign for the year of 1966. Pat, a general student, has participated in varied activities including the Omega staff, G.A.A. president, F.H.A. Library Staff, and cheerleadingg she was vice-president of the student council last year and received Homecoming Sweetheart honors. She reigned over the Christmas holidays as queen of the Holiday Formal. Also, Pat was the recipient of the American Legion Es- say Award in her freshman year. Rich, a general student, has contributed much to the success of our athletic program by participating in basketball, football and trackg he was active in Omega and student council work. Also, in his freshman year he won the American Legion Fssay Contest. Mr. and Miss B.H.S. is more than amere title bestowed upon deserving individuals of our class: this title represents the very embodiment of all those qualities that make up the spirit of the students of Brilliant Memorial High. We want to wish to Pat and Rich the best of luck and suc- cess in their future endeavors . . . whether it be singularly or together.,

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dents, parents, teachers, employees, and ad- ministratorsj work together, this can develope into a very fine school system. You can look forward to new facilities, to updated programs, to an excellent teaching staff, and to anumber of pupil services which are not now being offered. You can expect and should receive an education CK through 125 that compares favorably to any in this area. I don't mean to infer that you are not now receiving an adequate education, but I am convinced that we can appreciably improve your educational program. If the District is to grow and to prosper, then all areas of the Buckeye Local District must be willing to give and take. Do not become impatient and expect too much too quickly. Time will be required, much serious thought and planning is necessary and must precede any contemplated physical changes. All of the necessary ingredients for agood school system are here. Let's try to put these ingredients together and work toward an edu- cational program of which we can all be proud. In closing I wish to extend to all of you my best wishes for a successful school year and my special congratulations to the grad- uating class of 1966. To you seniors as you go out into the adult world, and to you under- graduates, my sincere wish for a productive and happy future. Sincerely, MR. FRED. B. Lone Superintendent of Buckeye Local School District We must be willing to Give and Take Bear Siuhents, It's rather ironic that I should be welcoming you to the newly created Buckeye Local School District. Ironic, because most of you have been here for a number of years and I have been here for just a short time. Without you and other young people throughout the immediate area, there could have been no consolidated school district. For most of you boys and girls of present high school age there will be very little immediate change in the schools and school activities, but for the younger studenm there can be much excitement in store. As you probably already know, this new District is composed of Adena, Brilliant, Dillonvale, Harrisville, Mt. Pleasant, Smithfield, and Yorkville. At present there are approximately 4000 students. Naturally, I am quite pleased to be serving as superintendent of this 2 unique and worthwhile consolidation. Istrongly believe that if we all Qstu- Aix b 'q l UA