University Breckinridge School - Eaglet Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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3 . a .fx t X J; ' K r1 w wt 1 , - '1 h u M w , ; iii h v l Kw 'w , $3 Fairy Mae played V irginia Landreth appears to be troubled by the udirity surrounding her. K V 'f'iii': ' x ; ' t ,u V3? w H t .. x R xx . I Ax x x. r L3 .L 7 i.- Kaly Brooks takes dinner order from Mrs. Hart and Shari. Rpsemations w Susan Calhoun R VD , lit 42 ?MN fit 4 r t ; I i Dr. Emmett Rented played by Tim Porter attempts to calm Titus played by David Sparkman and Lily Belle played by Paula Davis during dinner theater production. A w , Larry Calhoun, David Layne, Mark Paxton and Russell Culley perform. during ianr- mission. ' a DINNER THEA T RE BIG S UCCESS The Breckinridge Speech and Drama Department achieved another milestone with the schoolis first Dinner Theatre. The production, The Curious Sarage, was well received by students, faculty and parents and the evening was complete with a full dinner menu prepared and served by students enrolled in the department. 31

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3O MARCHING, PEP BANDS AC CEN T SCHOOL E VEN T S Pep and Marvhing Band members encouraged student vnlhusiasm all University Brockim'idge as they per- formed for athletics. Our first MH' Murrhing Band rep- resented us at Eastern Kentucky Apple Festival in Puintsvillc and at Annual Morehead State University Band Clinic. Long hours of practice and much dedication paid off for the instrumen- tal music groups.

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U 5 Bret'lfs I'rrsion of THE CODFA THER speaks IO 5 5 .s'tudml assembly. . . . . P ' 5 CU Re Cenoranon. a toung musmal group, perfonns '4 II '3 5k j . . ., . u e e m concert zth a message of ' hzglz the natural ': 'k .. . . . . I. .h .v way, through Clznsuan Ldeals. 0 g t . l. '2: t ' 0. b e 15 m Io ' o: .4 t - :- b. $... I O 0 g, '2 . h o 0 t 0 O O 1 : v .. t - Q 3; t. P 5s. 4;: , :- ta 3- I! . V , '5 3y ,5 i h II x i z e K . y - ' 7m Xi 1 i I '7? ex :1 t 5:2! . y A . t h k XL..- - m k5 V - .f X 5 K . ! ASSEMBLIES, t PEP RALLIES BRING . A STUDENTS 5- ;. TOGETHER Throughout the year, U.B.S. students were entertained with various assemblies. Some of the special assemblies brought to m . W our stage were Re,Generati0n and Natural 637 MO'EheadState Univermy High, both singing groups telling the story PreSidem Adm Damn . . . addresses FHA Conference of how youth can enjoy llfe w1th0ut use of hostedat University artificial highs? Other topics were Career Breckinridge. Education, Drug Education, Traffic Safety, V MU Kentucky State Patrolofficer Alcoholism, and Politics In the Seventies. I ; is consulmmfor Safety Among the traditional assemblies were 5 4. F- amicswicydesqufw Student Orientation Day, Faculty Apprecia- . , h elemnm'yhdnwng safely . . 5. for secondary. tlon Day, White Chrlstmas Program, Stu- dent Government Day, School Spirit Day, , and Student Honors Day. School Pep Rallies created school spirit x :6 and enthusiasm for athletic events and pro- 31. 5X ,5 e moted cooperative efforts among student A7 . 37 body and we became one in school events. h km