Burkburnett High School - Derrick Yearbook (Burkburnett, TX)

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A wave of changes Changes from lowering a ceil- ing to posting campus rules in every classroom made this year full of improvements. The bond money provided air-conditioning for the cafetorium. Also, lowering the ceiling for the air corrected the e in the Voca- Wing. Another change was the expansion of the Jour- nalism Department which published the new monthly school newspaper, Bulldog Times. To have better discipline, all the teachers were required to post classroom rules. The new CAPS committee, along with the newly 4 new teachers, who the faculty. With the new attitude change from last year and a wave of new changes around the campus this was the year. The 14 new teachers received in- structions at the orientation for new faculty members during in- service training week. .m ,, 15 'Z'7 r5 - J 'LQ-a,:V tif : 5 witw. at GX A TT .- Y' qxgxwxixg g Q vii KN XXV ' fix .avllghob Q l English teacher Mrs. Sandy Hamilton spent many hours making her basic classroom rules, which had to be posted in each room. While unpacking boxes after mov- ing to the new Guidance Center, counselors Mrs. Debby Patterson and Mrs. Judy Smiley show the strain of change. g, L . . ,ig y1.: , 'si E Q

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4--Q., The Student Council bulletin board in the main hall expressed the theme for the year. ,. , , 1345, Q I w 1 H M ml me u 1 A , EEF II I !! Q F nl e A 4 M Mqfmmm' 'U W e u we , ilk ,mr I 4 ijt., , V, , K:

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