Brookville High School - Buzzer Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Rocketing From This sudden lift-off with its accompanying ac- celeration, indeed, must have its personal as well as its material effects. Even within the bounds of a year one can easily denote the changes in the students and in school life resulting from these vastly changing times. The students began to attain a feeling of extreme pride and security. These satisfying emotions came about as direct effects of the modern school environ- ment. Instead of a definite division on separating school from community, these two aspects of exist- ’ demord de o It’s 3:15 and Mr. Watson surveys tk! Hand in hand, Betsy Haley and John Goetz comfort each other with the common by-word that bad things happen in threes. Our Mission Kathy Overfelt yells out for B.H.S. as | bonfire pep rally incites a blazing Karen Saunders and Gary Wheeling ask John Goetz, “With which hand do you school spirit. give the warmest handshake?” Only his doctor knows for sure. 8

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The Old to the New —— | ence became interrelated. Students then looked at the new Brookville as a closely-knit community of its own. This new outlook on the part of the student ) body signified the beginning of a new era and the flight that is not deaccelerating but maintaining constant velocity. The destination of this flight is . unknown, but the propulsion of its engines com- bined with the element of time can no doubt ac- complish a great deal. We hope that this book will be a foresight of what is to come. We are awaiting | second stage ignition. Fasten your safety belts. i| mnants of a once congested walkway. Ralph Abrams, Jean Holmes, Barbara Fox, and Diana Yeh hold their breaths as Wayne McDaniel steadies apparatus for the production of hydrogen. Begins Here .. . Its Story Lies Within “1-2-3-4. For heaven’s sake let’s keep in time.” National Honor Society book sale provides momentary amusement for Marian Tomlinson and Linda Brooks. 9