Brookville High School - Buzzer Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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LIFT-OFF TO A NEW ERA On September 12, 1966, the countdown finally reached zero, and the 1966-67 school year lifted off in great form. This lift-off marked the beginning of an eventful flight into a bright and ever expanding era. The destination of this flight is unknown while progress and time serve as its only limits. The advent of this new era was by no means completely intangible. From that first day in September ‘there was imme- diate tangible evidence that the flight phase had begun. More than 1.000 students entered a highly modern and completely air-conditioned structure. The building contained practically no windows and was thus the only one of its kind in central Virginia. For the first time Brookville students witnessed assemblies and plays in a separate auditorium, that resembled a modern movie theater and seated over 600 students. A new eafeteria which seats 400 students and a cafeteria-style serving system were also invaluable assets to school life. But, perhaps, the most needed innovation of all was that of a new and spacious gymnasium which, when divided in half, was still larger than the old gym. These are just the most significant improvements to the Brookville High School curriculum. They are by no means all of them. However, they were proof enough to any Brookville student that a new era had actually begun. No flight is ever a success without a successful recovery ; likewise, no school year is truly successful unless its events and experiences can be recovered. We, the Annual Staff, have attempted to bring this important phase to you. Why not settle back with us and enjoy this Lift Off To A New Era.

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lecturing one of her five Once or twice in a lifetime we meet someone who profoundly influences our lives. She has an effect upon us as the way of life: a thoroughness in work that is challenging; a sense of right that compels honesty and truth; and a love that causes us to pause and remember that we are grateful for having known such a person. In this dedication we wish to reflect our deepest appreciation to her untiring devotion to our school and for her efforts in behalf of our yearbook. Her guidance, her wisdom, and her influence were given willingly from 1952 through 1966 while she was advisor to our BUZZER. In gratitude for her services so faithfully per- formed, we lovingly dedicate this 1967 BUZZER to Mrs. Francis H. Quigley. ent Service Warrants Gratitude Quigley checks government questions g her fifth period class. Pn Lil . CE A x ; ¥ ee an £ ie, ee he ni Iti Mrs. Frances H. Quigley A.B. Government