Brookfield Central High School - Legend Yearbook (Brookfield, WI)

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Micheal G. Kramer Derrick D. Krause Jacqueline A. Krenz Deborah M. Kreiger Joeseph M. Kronsnoble John G. Krueger Walter A. Kunde Joeseph Kunze Anne M. Kustner Sandra M. Lang John Langmack Y Jill M. Larson S' ng. --me Q7 Nl -fr , Taking the Initiative twdependent Study at Brookfield Cen- , is a medium through which a stu- nt can broaden his or her horizon fond what is offered in the normal 'riculum of a course. It is a chance for tudent to delve deeper into perhaps e particular aspect of a subject, or to itinue study beyond the bounds of a irse. I believe independent study is good chance to go deeper into the nplexities of computers, comments a Albers. Since I am going into com- ters as a career, this is a good oppor- nity to prepare for college and get fre acquainted with computers. ihe requirements one needs to get 3 Independent Study is the approval the instructor and a desire to learn on e's own initiative, without a set curric- m. Remarks Independent English dent Derrick Krause on the relative edom which an independent student s, Setting your own goals and study- ing what you want allows you the chance to expand your own ideas and investi- gate topics that interest you. The self- motivation keeps you from getting bored, because you are really interested in learning. For students looking for a way to expand their education, BCHS has the answer to their needs - independent study in a desired subject. Independent students have responsi- bility to their instructor in addition to their conscience. They must be honest since they are on their own, and have no authority to watch over them. Some stu- dents, however, are responsible to other students. Says independent Latin student John Puchner, I counsel first year Latin students. In one semester we covered a year's worth of work. It was a learning experience for me, as I was able to strengthen the foundation of my knowledge of the Latin language. QU Working independently in her study hall, Cindy Collins etches her own features. t2t In independ- ent study in English, Karl Owen takes a break from his normal routine to research an author. Gerard Lawler Debbie A. Leary Jay R. Lecher Andrew M. Lee Micheal D. Lee Marian E. Lehecka Julie A. Lehrer Edmund C. LeMay Micheal A. Leone Amy J. Letter Lorie A. Lewis Lori D. Lien Karen Linke Lesly A. Lipscomb Jon M. Lipsky Seniors f 223

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DB mb . . . The new science wing was ready to be used on August 31 ...November 31 ...Jan- uary 31 ...March 22? . . . Trees for the 1980 Prom decorations mysteriously appeared? . . . Dead fish filled lockers at Brookfield Central as a senior prank, and their smell filled our noses? . . .Central had assemblies? . . . A parental excuse actually excused you from school? ...The school bus took you to your door? . . . Mini-assemblies were worth attending? . . . Students learned of morals from Father Faulkner in Geometry? . . .The word red referred to a color? . .. Central choir and band students enter- tained parents and the general public at the annual Madrigal Dinner each Christmas? The number of students receiving dis- counts at Ace Hardware increased before Prom? ... NHS did something other than the tutor- ing program? . . . Conrad Birdie visited Brookfield Central without teacher supervision? . . . A farmer ran the country? ...An actor didn't? Iran and the United States were politi- cally friendly towards each other? . . . Jeff Liotta battled against homework on weekends? . . . Teachers ignored him? ...We spent a day in the Spring hiding from tornadoes? . .. Miss Clee dominated the study hall atmosphere? . . . Central had windows? . . . Drivers Ed. students drove large cars? Tom Christon's faces entertained stu- Frank Lococo Dennis A. Lubert Robert Lumsden Edward J. Luterbach Michael R. Lynch Laura A. Lyons Jeffrey R. Mallat Deanna L. Malmon Woodrow M. f' Manego Mary E. Mangan Richard A. Manley Gregg Mann Christian A. Marks Lisa J. Marks Wendy L. Marks Bruce Marzluf 224 f Seniors lil 'CQ dents from the pages of the Legend? . . . Steve Topetzes embellished our livq with his word ofwisdom? . . . Half of the accelerated Physics class wa stricken with a terrible illness the day befor science fair? ., . Brookfield Central had vendiri machines? , . . . Mark Nelson became verbally confuse at a band concert, and subsequently, th' names of the composers came out wrong? 4 . . . Mr. Berigan, Mr. Hennig, and Mr. Barns brought pleasure to Brookfield Central stt dents from onstage, a first at Brookfiel Central? .. . Instead of raising the price of the bool Legend reverted to bagel sales and ca washes? Ut Do you remember when Seniors Brel Bridgham and Ellen Shields watch the Central East Regional Basketball game that Central wor winning a chance to compete in Sectionals. E L