Buffalo Gap High School - Golden Bison Yearbook (Swoope, VA)

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The Golden Bison Volume XV Buffalo Gap High School Swoope, Virginia Table of Contents Sophomores Freshmen Pre-Freshmen Student Life Community 107 115 125 133 143 cademics thletics ' rganizations eniors jniors As the sunrise marks the day’s beginning, so have changes marked the beginning of new horizons at 3uffalo Gap. During the 1976-1977 school year these beginnings have had an expanding effect on the student body of our school, and have been expressed through pictures and captions throughout this ' ear’s Golden Bison. Election year gave us Jimmy Carter as a new President, Walter Mondale as Vice-President. Title IX mandated co-ed physical education and classrooms with no more than 80% of either sex. Bison Band brightened our halftimes with a color guard and selected new uniforms at a cost of $13,000. The new tennis courts provided an outlet for extra athletic participation. New faculty faces helped to develop the students’ interest in learning. The science and guidance departments provided Vocational Chemistry for interested students. An S.C.A.-sponsored Interest Fair supplied eighth graders and new students with an informative view of popular extra-curricular activities. Music II returned as a co-ed group to harmonize in concerts and school assemblies. The S.C.A. kept the students informed with a newscenter in the cafeteria and a bulletin board in the front lobby. TITLE PAGE 1