Brookville High School - Buzzer Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Bees Keep s ail %. ia , e e Ben Chunn has to take his test anyway. T h e S Dp | r It “Now listen, this is how it is.”’ Lora Tester enjoys the game.

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Boy And Girl Being selected to go to Boys’ or Girls’ State is a dream come true. When the moment finally arrives, you feel proud to be representing B.H.S. It’s some- thing you'll never forget and it’s a great opportunity to meet people from other schools. It gives you a chance to learn more about how our government is run. It’s also a lot of fun march- ing to and from the dorms and getting a sneak preview of col- lege life. State Chosen At BHS BS I) gaat ‘ Hh HT =, k sh a i + Mit te UN oa aN f ( ' 4 ay i BOYS’ STATE: Scott Myers, Donald Moore, Jeff Myers, Craig Brewer, Kim Woodford. 18 eel. | 1 cores %y oe a (iM if} Ai ee aon | of P| ws Bi) - i i E i l it Sj 4 acd Brew [|i

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Juniors Are Presented With Rings This year on December 16, the Ring Dance took place in the very beautifully decorated cafeteria. Many Juniors volunteered their time to help with the refreshments and deco- rations. The setting went well with the theme of the dance “Starry, Starry Night’. Many Juniors appeared with their dates to receive (and show off) their shiny new rings. They either sat down to relax with a cool cup of punch or danced their hearts out to the fan- tastic music of the Greater Experience. What a good way to start off the Christmas holi- days. x PaxY ees eS HRERLEKEREERREES Jack Cordier makes sure that he’s in the picture. The Greater Experience helped make the Ring Dance what it was. 20