Brookville High School - Buzzer Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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SN Students who willingly give their study period time to help Golf, M. Newsome, S. Harris, R. Bell, J. Layne, P. Cox, in the office are L. Duncan, A. Rice, L. Fine, C. Marks, L. and L. Porter. Crist, K. Johnson, J. Woolridge, D. Carroll, S. Angel, M. E. Cris Dalton and Larry Foster clear the bulletin board in the main hall for Distributive Education display. Darlene Crouse appears sure that her name will be the “lucky one” to be drawn for the transitor radio. Volunteer cafeteria workers Douglas Ker- sey, Reinhard Hindenlang, Billy Kersey, and Steve Stallard prepare for the “mad rush.” David De Lancy makes change for Barbara Hamlett for milk purchases during lunch time.

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Cheerleaders begin their re- gular Friday afternoon pep rally with a victory cheer. A football poster, composed by the Pep Club, displays | the common cry of the stu- dents, “We want a touch- down.” Students stand to sing school song at pep rally preceding Brookville-Amherst football game,

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Holders of lucky numbers, Dennis Reynolds and Linda ‘Caudill, proudly hold transistor radios given away at the Homecoming football game. Carolyn Albert receives attention from a member of the Timbrook Women’s Club, whose members serve in the infirmary each day from 10 to 2 o’clock. Students Show Willingness to Serve Others Hot off the Press! Wayne Dolan, Dee Roberts and Karl Koenig look over the first 1965-66 edition of the Bee Line, Mr. McKenna, who has charge of the school book rental system, shows J. C. Hanks the stack containing senior English books, 13