Brookville High School - Buzzer Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Highways to Greater Challenges... “i The direction of every individual depends greatly ‘upon his high school experiences. As the time ap- proaches for many of us to leave these familiar halls and enter a more modern building, let us look back to that crisp November day in 1926 when Brookville’s doors were opened for the first time. Brookville was formed by the consolidation of Cox’s School on Timberlake Road and Central Point School on Leesville Road. That first year, the new 5 room school operated under the leadership of only 6 faculty members. It offered elementary subjects to an en- rollment of 125 students. Due to a demand for higher education, a high school curriculum was added the following year. The first graduating class consisted of 3 members. Now, forty years later, we definitely can feel the effect of growth and advancement. Presently Brook- ville registers over 960 students with 47 faculty mem- bers. This year’s senior class boasts of 130 prospective graduates. Down through the years, Brookville High School has furnished us with the opportunity to develop leadership, character, and sportsmanship. Under her able guidance we have gained firmness of purpose and appreciation of scholarship. It is only through diligent service and constant effort on our part, that BHS can continue to provide these cherished treasures and fulfill the goals of its founders. In remembering - : the.old and looking FORWARD to the new, we pre- gent-to you the 1966 BUZZER. ; ye 3 see IES Lose te eg REE oa » me) ba) Adee . Nee SAE SAIS AR GINN GSD

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rookville High School; Lynchburg, Virginia ( VGN, 6 sy v So kaee i , Editor: Carroll Bryant be IA; Literary Advisor: Frances Quigley | Business Manager: Carolyn Stinnett Financial Advisor: Richard Horner, Jr. ,

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