Brookstone School - Laureate Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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cn CU The T985-86 f-'IFS Club. C25 Uli Breckling gives that great LUest German smile! C33 BFS Officers, Hme- lia Fox - President, Joy Mayher - Vice President, Nancy Page - Treasurer. and Hayley LUallace - Secretary. C45 Eeva Lavonius and her very own Brookstone ring. C55 HFS members Greg McCann and Hellee Lawrence discuss plans. f-'IFS 31 The BFS Club was very active at Brookstone this year with the largest club at Brookstone. BFS sponsored Eeva Lavonius, from Finland, who lived with the Jack Lawler family, and Uli Breckling, from LUest Germany, who lived with the Eddie Basset family. Patrick Lipscomb, from Brookstone, went to Yugoslavia. Brookstone's exchange students were welcomed to Brookstone with a party given by the BFS Club at the beginning of the year. BFS had another party before Christmas to give class rings to Eeva and Uli. ln February, the BFS participated in the International Dinner by contributing the LUest German table and Finland table. To raise money for their projects, the members sold carnations to students on special occasions throughout the year. The officers of the BFS Club were Fimelia Fox, President, Joy Mayher, Vice President, Nancy Page, Secretary, and Hayley Lllallace, Treasurer. lil B. Hubbard

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CU Hotie Hurleu porticipotes in one of the monu octivities ot Lllindu Gop. C25 Chuck Briscoe ond LUolter Hudson meet with Don Mcl-ielveu after o 'Young Life meeting. C35 Heep begging Bill! C45 Richord Betts, Becku Littlejohn, Suson Hudrick, Shon- non Sprouse, ond Philip Thouer love 'Young Life! CLUBS One of the high points of monu Brookstone student's week wos Young Life. The oreo director wos Don Mclielveu, who wos not onlu ot Young Life everu Thursdou night, but could often be found oround Brookstone ot vorious sports octivi- ties. B Voung Life meeting included o lot of greot singing, o hilorious skit, with the help of o few volunteers or rother - victims, o skit bu the Ieoders, ond o short messoge on Christionitu. The other stoff member wos Beth DesPortes. f-lside from the weeklu club meeting, o group of Brookstone kids went to Young Life comp in North Corolino which proved to be o veru enjouoble ond fun experience. Il Chris Reoves 30

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Elisabeth Robinson paints a face at the Girl's Club Partu. Heu Club Members attend monthlu meeting. Strong Leadership was shown bu the Y Heu Club officers and advisors. it-W The Pinata was the hit of the Christmas Partu. Notice that whenever Santa is around Mr. Pate is not. CLUBS 32 The Brookstone Heu Club, consisting of 68 mem- bers, was a service organization that stressed involve- ment in the communitu and school through service projects. Sponsored bu the Hiwanis Club of Greater Columbus, the Heu Club motto was Manhours for Mankind . In keeping with their motto, trips to the nursing home, a Thanksgiving can food drive, a Christmas partu for the G-irl's Club, and caroling at the nursing home were a few examples of how active the club was, not to mention their uear-long participation in attending weeklu Hiwanis Club meetings on lllednesdau at the Hilton and cleaning up the Cougar Room at breaks. This uear's club headed bu Hellee Lawrence - President, Jou Mauher - Vice President, Chris Reaves - Treasurer, and Nancu Page - Secretaru, had high hopes of achieving their goals. Much was accomplished with the help of their facultu advisors, Mr. Richter and Mrs. Jones. U Hellee Lawrence WHL Harene Harron plaus while others join in singing carols. Heu