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BryanHighSchool
Signs
oj
spring
ThetruesignsofspringcannowbejoundthroughouttheBrazosValleJoWildjlowersdot
the
landscapewithbeautifulandvividcolors.
Karla
April14,1983.
Studentscampaignforpositionsasnextyear's
schoolleaders
FormerhostagevisitsBryanHighpage
7
Coming
Soon:
Olde
EnglisheFairepages8-9WoodstockAnniver
sary
page
13
by
Leslie
McCool
reporter
StudentCouncilheldameetingonMarch
2
announcingthescheduleandofficestobefinedforstudentbodyofficers,studentcouncilrepresentatives,classpresidents,andcheerleaders.Therewasalso
a
mandatorycan-didatemeetingonMarch30tomakesurematallcandidateshadacopyoftheguidelinesforcam-paigningandforelectionpro-cedures.MarionRoseScarmado.studentbodypresident,encouragedstudents
to
run.CampaignweekwasrecognizedonApril4-8.Mrs.AilleenMcDonald,oneofthesponsorsofthestudentcouncil.saidbeforecampaignweek,"Candidateswillbecampaigningamongtheirfriendsandconstituenrs.Posterswillbeonviewinthehails."StudentCouncilisdefinedbyMrs.McDonaldas."agroupofelectedrepresentativesfromeach
class
whorepresent
their
fellowstudentsinmakingvariousstudentbodydecisionsandinsettingpolicyconcerningstudentbodymattersthatarise.''Tobeastudentcouncilrepresen-tativea2.0average
is
required.Tobe
an
officera3.0average
is
re-quired.Studentspennonforofficebyobtainingsignaturesfrom
25
fellowstudentsandfiveteachers.Mrs.McDonaldsaid."Toholdanoffice
it
takesdedicationandhardwork."CandidatesforStudentBodyPresidentwereDavidLunsfordandTeeryWeaver.LisaSrephneywascandidatefor
Srudenr
BodyVice-Prsident,CandidatesforSrudentBodySecretarywereTerryLumpkinandLaura
F.
Nelson.CandidatesforSeniorClasspresi-dentwereGingerJonesandandMaryLeeMarin.CandidatesforJuniorClasspresidentwereEddieCortezandJ.D.Joyce.SeniorcandidatesforstudentcouncilwereCliffordBryant,SuzyBuck.KellyeCumpton,JimDunn.lesleyGreenwood,TerryHicks,PattieHolliday.ReggieJohnson.RobnKrueger,Jerry
Lopez,
Rhon-daMansel,MatthewMcArthur,DanMilford,MelindaMorris,lauraF.Nelson,GwenPhoenix,BobbyPope,gayleSistrunk,
Leanera
Smith,RobinSteelman,andShariWright.JuniorcandidatesforstudentcouncilwereCatherineBenavides,
Kelli
Decker,Gloria
Garcia,
BruceJones,lisaKolkhorst,Chrislampo,TommyNewton,JudiPatranella,SheUyPeacock,CharlieRibardo,StephanieScarmardo,
Kris
Wag-goner,AmyWest,andSharlaYeates.
As
forcandidatestryingoutforcheerleader,theyhadtopublicizetruespiritandloyalty,anduphoJdtruesporrsmanshipbysupportingathleticteamsinvictoryanddefeat.TherewasacheerieadingcliniconApril
4"7.
It
was
held
intheBryanHighgym.Fourdifferentcheersweretaught,chantswerelearned,andjumpswereshown.CandidatesforseniorcheerleadingpositionswereJenaieAustin,LoriCantu,AbbyGillespie,leslieMcCool,PaulaSrnotek,KarenWilliams.KathyWilliams,andlisaZemanek.CandidatesforJuniorcheerleadingpositinswereCarolChilders,
Donise
Halvorson.MissyMcDonald.andEuniceWilliams.
As
forthespeeches,meprogram
00
April
Ll
and12wasdividedintotwoparts-candidatesforofficesandcheerleadertry-outs.Fifteenrepresentativeswereelectedfromeachclass.Classpresidentcan-didateswereallowed
rwo
minutespeeches.Thegeneralelectiontookplaceyesterday.Votingwasduringse-condperiod.
Etlifor's
NOfe:
At
presstime,winners
oj
theelectionshadnotbeenannounced.Winners
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beliHedinthenextissue
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BryanHighSchoolApril
14,.1983
EDITORIALS
Seniorswouldlikesayingraduation
theywillbeenteringnextfall.ThereareseveralthatarestillunabletodecidewhattheywishSeniors,Seniors,Seniors,
to
doaftergraduation.Seniors,Seniors.Seniors,Graduation.ThiswordmakesSeniors.Seniors,Seniors.chills
run
upanddownthebackSeniors.Seniors,Seniors,ofmost
students,
ThismaybeSen
i
0
rsbecauseofthethoughtoftheGRADUATIONlong
wait
onMay
24
to
receiveSeniors,
Seniors,
Seniors.one'sdiploma.After
aU,
one
on-
Seniors,Seniors,Seniors,
ly
has
to
waitthroughacom-Seniors,Seniors,Seniors,mencememspeaker,theSeniors,Seniors,Seniors,'MomentsofReflection',
a
listofSeniors,Seniors,Seniors.some500orsonames,andmanyAshasbeennoticed_bymostothersmallthingsbeforeonecanunderclassmenand
reachers,
thewalkoutof
G.Rollie
Whiteandclassof
'83
hascontractedsay,
'I
havegraduated.'"SENIORITIS."ThisdiseaseManyseniorsfeelthattheusuallyhassuchsymptomsas:Commencementspeakershouldbeinglatetoclassornotevenbelimitedtospeakingnolongercoming
[0
class,notdoingone'sthan
15
minutes.Agreatmany
work
in
class,
andbeingseniorsfeelthatitwouldbe
uninterested
10
anythingothermuchmoreappropriatetoletthanparties,pranks,
and
gettingthepresidentoftheseniorclassourofschool.speak.Meerali,the
president
ofAlthoughmostseniorsaretheseniorclasscanreflectonmorethanreadytoleave
thepor-
howmost
of
theseniorsfedsince
talsof
BHSandforgetabouttheyareinthe'sameshoes'asschoolforawhile,manyhavetherestoftheclass.alreadydecidedonthecollegeIfeelthatgraduationwould
Humanitydebatesfreedom
byPamUoyd
EditorialEditor
by
MarilYD.
Thompson
reponet
Freedom
is
theconditionofbe-ingfree.
It's
notbeingrestrainedfromdoingwhatyoulikebytherightsofotherpeople,bylawsandcustoms,and
by
yourownphysicalandmentallimitations.Freedomcanbeeitherafreedomoracurse,dependingonhow
it
usedandcon-trolled.Butfreedomdoesnothavethesamemeaningtowardsomethings.Therearefreedomsguaranteedbylaw.Theyarefreedomofreligion,freedomofspeech,andfreedom
of
thepress.Themostinterestingfreedomofthe
three
is
the
freedomofthepress.Freedomofthepresshasbeenatopicofcontroversyeversincetheinventionoftheprintingpressinthe1400's.Aprintedwordcanbeagreatpowerforgoodorforevilbecausebooks,.magazinesandnewspapersstronglyinfluencemanypeople..Publishers,printers,andauthorshavetriedtoobtainandkeepahighdegree
of
freedom
to
printwhattheylike.Still,govern-meatsandprivategroupshave[nedtorestrict.insomedegree,mefreedomofpeopleprintingwhattheywant.Thisstillremainsapro-blem.Everynationplacessomerestric-tionsonfreedomofthepress.Generally,pc?piecanbringlawsuitsagainstpublishers,primers,orauthorsforunfavorablepublicationswhichdoharmtoanindividual.Somecountriesevenhavelawsagainsrobscene
Of
inde-centpublications.Censorshippro-
videsanother
checkonthefreedomofthepress.Censorsmayexamineeachpublicationbeforeit
is
printed,
orrightafteritispublish-ed..Theauthoritiesmaybanacer-tainedition,orpermanentlyban
the
publication.Therearemonopolies
to
restrainthepress.Thisiswhennothingcanbepublishedwithoutthepermis-sion'ofthoseinauthority.Theserestraintspreventtheworldfromknowingwhat
is
reallygoingonaroundus.
It
hidesthetruemean-ingsandfactsofnews.Printingisoneofourrnostim-portantmeansofmasscommunica-tion,alongwithradio,television,andmotionpictures.Printingformsthebasisofourwholeeducationalsystem.
J
thinkthegovernmenthasnorighttostopprintingofanykind.Howwillpeopleknowwharisreallygoingonaroundthem
if
it
isn'tprimedtruthfullyandfully?Whatdoesthegovernmentthinkprintingisfor?Lies,sillygimmicksorsomething?Ifeelthatthepressshouldhaveir'sfreedom,withoutsomanylimitationsasthereare.
-::~
<>/
--
.
,
.'
bemuchmorerewardingandmeaningful.
if
thesenior
class
couldhavesomesayinhowgraduationistobeheld.After
all,
it
is
OURgraduation.
I
alsofeelthat
most
parentswouldappreciategraduationevenmore
if
it
wasshortenedsomewhat.
Most
peopleareverytiredaftersirringin[heco1JjsiumonhardseatsfortWOorthreehours.Changesareinorderforgraduation.
It
is
a
ceremonyfortheclass,andwefeelitistimethat
WE
havesomesayin[hewaythat
it
isheld.
Norseman
TheNorsemanisamomhlyjournalismprojectofBryanHighSchool.Thosewhowishtocontribute
Lerrers-to-the-Editor,
classified
advertis-
ing,orworkfortheStudentPageshouldleave
them
inmailbox73
orin
room127.Allitemsmustbesignedwithcompletenamesandgrades.Noletters,advertisements,or
articles
willbepublishedwithoutby-lines.Allother
correspondence-should
beaddressed
to
TheNorseman,3401E.29thSt.,
Bryan,
Texas,77801.
Ediror-in-Chiel
SusanStitelerEditorialsPamLloydClubsandNewsJamesBradfordFeaturesAngeliaMooreEntertainment'QuineFloydSports:SonyaAllenStudentPageMikeGrimailaAncontributorsAdvertisingPamUoydExchange..SonyaAllenChiefPhotographerKarlaJamesPhotographersTroyFarrarJerryGeorgeChrisGuessDavidJenningsToddDillardLarrySinclairAdvisorK.S.Naylor
 
April14.1983
BryanHigh
Schoolpage3
Experiencelife
byJerry
Georgereporter
hrough
a
camera,thewholeworld
seem
somehowdifferent.Thephotographercanactuallyfeelwhat
people
are
going
to
think
whenthey
see
his
picture.
They
tansecandhearthepicture,norliteral-lybutmentally.Itis
like
youarcreallythere.For
instance.
if
someonetookapictureofabusyciry,suchasNewYork,andyouwerelookingatthatpicture.
in(he
back
ofyourmindyoucouldhearthehouringandscreamingandcouldprobablyeethepubing
and
shovingdown
byCynthia
Modique
reporter
It
makes
me
so
mad
for
thestudent
atBryan
I
Iigh
to
litter.
Ir
make
ourchoollookbad
[0
other
peoplethatorneandvi
it.
Italagivesthejanitorsmorework
La
do~hentheyhave
[00
much
[0
do
as
it
IS.
We,
thestudents,have
10
sum
thinking
aboutthewelfareofother
people.
Whydo
people
want
La
make
if
0
hard
for
orhers?
If
rhe:
studentscouldrespect
the
feeling'
'-ot.erpeopleand\carntohelp
our,BcyanHigh(Quidbea
beucr
schoolandanexcinngmemoryfor
studentsin
furore
rears.
If
(herewasnopayinvolved
In
keepingourschooldean,BryanHighwould
beadisasrer
area.
It
Somepeople
byJoyc~Williams
reporter
Haveyoueverbeenaroundpeo-pleormaybeevenoneperson
who
seemrohavenointerest
to
anything?
Well,
JetmetellyouaboringpersonisreallyadragandIcannotstand
to
bearoundapersonthat
hasthat
kindofpersonality.Peoplewho
are
adragseem
to
havenofriendsatall,exeprforchose
who
aredragsthemselves.Ihavebeen
around
peoplewhowerereallyboringand
it
isreallyabadsituation.HereIamcryin~
to
I
H
V·k,
Thisisyourlastchancetosellyouroldjunk
!
.ey
1
es.
o
thatcould
be
othersgold.All
items
must
be.
Advertise
1·
nturned
into
box730rinroom127byApril29
SellyourItemstomakesomesummercash!!
theNOrSemanAndrememberitis..
·FREE!!
OPINIONS
onlytakesafewseconds
to
stepoverto...
trashcanand
PUt
one's
trash
in
it.
Everyoneneedstohelptheshoal
OUt
bycleaningitupandleavingthingssorharwehaeabet-ter
environment
to
learnin.BryanHighhascamealong
way
inhavingacleancampus,burwesriIIneed
to
work
harder.
Try
LaSCI
a
goodexamplefor
[he
newcomersatthisschool.Let
us
showthemthattheschoolchar[heyareabout
[0
en
tCC
inro
is
a
goodlearning
111-
stitution
forallwho
want
to
learn
andbecomebetterpc.rsons.
hpays
[0
have
alean
hoolthatonewouldbeproud
to
[0
hearpeo-ple[lIking
abourhow
nicethe
earn-
puslooks.
It
istimethatstudents
starraccepting
some
responsibility
andnotputtingtheworkonothers.
arereallyadrag
cornrnunicate
with
thisperonand
allchat
theycansay
is
'hi'.
andthat
isreallyboring.Theyarejustsittingarounddo-ingorsayingnothing,and
it
reallymakesthedayboring.Icannotstand
[0JUSt
sitaroundall
of
[he
time
anddonothing.
J
havetostartmy'bonestomoving.'
If
everyonecouldstansomeson
of
projectandstarr
thedar
tomoving,
the
daymightnorbesoboring.Peopleareboring
if
theyuse[heterm'boring'.
If
studentsforgetabout
how
bonngsomethingis.thentheywouldhavethedaymade.
throughcameras
crowdedstreets.Youprobablycould
imagine
thesoundofsubwaytrains,buses,carsandothervehiclescomingdownthestreet.
If
youhaveimaginationyoureallycanimagine
all
ofthesethings.orneday1would
like
togowheretherearsnow-cappedmountains.
a
fa[movingstream,andmaybe
orne
pinetreesandjusttake
a
fewpicturesofthem.Then,whenpeoplewouldseethesescenes,[heywouldfeelas
if
theyhadbeen
[here
also.Soremember!Thenexttimeyou
lookata
picture,
put
yourselfin
that
person'splaceandyou
willen-
joythe
picture
evenmore.
StudentsneedtohelpkeepBHScampusclean
Learntolivelifenotdeprivelife
Come
try
yourfavoritechili
recipe
or
JUSt
offeradvice
to
yourfavoritechefCoagratulatioll'JVik-
inr'
Youdida
great
Entry
Deadlineis
April22,1983
joincapturingthe]
State5-ABasketball
J
Championship!'Keep
up
the
good
world
Classof'83.
I
by
Leslie
McCool
repon~I
opportunitytobesomebody.andbeingcooserious
will
erruptyourbrainsystem.Beingfunnywillruinyourchancerobecome
important.
Asfor[hefinal
statement.
doyour
bestinwhatever
youmaydoand
that
will
make
allofthe
dif-
ferencewhenyoureachamoreundemandingage
in
thefarfuture.Youonlyhaveonelifetolive,so
lake
life
as
itcomes,not
as
it
goes.Donordestroythatbeautyandlovechatissetforthforyou
inthe
longrun.Whenyouare
alittle
older.you
willsoon
realizewhat
I
amattemptingtorelate
to
you.Keep[hisasafollowup,anddonottearupthiscolumnuntilyouhavegainedyourmaximum
maturi-
ty.
This
is
your
advicefromanex-periencedreporterofage
17.
Lifeis
not
only
a
pleasure,but
it
is
roughtoo.NO[everybodycangothroughlifelikeabreeze.It
j
urhappensrobechatlifewasbuiltup
[Q
havesomethingpertain
[0
it
at
all
rimes.
If
wedidnothaveanythingtokeepusbusyin[heUSA,wewould
be
bored
stiff.
Life
is
important!Andtomake
it
evenmore
interesting,
learningrespon
ibiliry
wouldbeachange.Responsibilityisthe
main
priorityinlife.Onehas
to
beresponsibleinwhateverhemaydoinorder
to
sue-
keed
thefinalchallenge.Another
point
15
thatpeople~hould
nottake
liferoo
seriously,or
las
a
joke.Oneday
you
mayhavean
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