ferrorist ick 6. OF treat Board to consider security cameras Any areas that people are in danger of being seriously hurt.could use th extra security measures.” Andrew Malota Record number students receive National Merit recognition Megen Wiuon(Deus + te Norseman + October 2 NEWS in brief Retakes tomorrow for school pictures etre fetes or hth grads ae tomorow fom 24S. nlp, tient needing retake shoud repo {oR 6117 inthe Bae Bulg accovding the apts! Tis provide by thither “Those waning to purchase pcre pockets mst pay for them athe tine they are photographs. Thre sn care to be phtozaped forte yearbowk. B.ES.T. wins second ‘The BEST. (Rosting Enginerng Scene and Teh ogy rob team paced second inthe Brazos BEST. ‘Award competion on October 8 The tem’ id fora thd onsectve BEST ward el short bytes than point 0 St Michael's Academy. Taditon othe second pce opty, he BEST. tam ko cpm th Sposansip Ava at he comet and Tiised in hep en inthe ae sanding for he Bis De inthe at five year Bryan the fst eam in Bravos BEST competion place ia major award forte somecuive ys. Band earns I in UIL contest; three make Region Jazz “The Viking bad eumod irs vision tng tte UTL Resion Marching Cotes on October 2. The sadn played { seven-mule sow med Ino a New Ea” which cx tured the afr into a New Era Bach chorale. anda ‘eianof Dossony “Tis was the only IL marching contest hat the and wil compete inthis ear "hie Viking band stds audoned othe All Region Jaz Enenblc carton. Senor Andie Jone mide fist rumpetin th op Region az Emme, an ped forthe sate auton. Scio se Manto made the second Repon Jazz Tunir Soden Cob was an alee othe second Region az Ensemble on enor sanopoe. Ale stents ate members ofthe BS Jaz A&M students offer weekly tutoring Members ofthe Teas A&M Mesizan Ancien Eng ae cron Vesey fens e-Span inte Bie Cu alts Allens eine take advantage oft ext help. HOBY applications due from sophomores Nov. 15, Urea pose in big coo! ‘oomores. One representative willbe toven fom BHS to tend the HOBY Semin May 3-Sone23t Rice University in Houston, Al expenses ae pi November 15 Art Club to host faculty holiday party ‘Ant Cab members are making plan and ecoron ote faculty Chriss party ‘Chrisinas wapning paper ions and bows to ep offer he cow ofthe pry. These onan shoal he given tobonkceper Sens in Ty Espen ces soe ean uke ne of ge sy oe Haws py Sous Fa Students, staff support victims of terrorist attacks (Critne Nelson Saf writer Marga Hans English class were assigned to write free esas and pts shaing the pi “hetero atacks on Spemer I, 2001 bp oom, ware tase fearandangerto the bears of American citecns Bron High “twas god wring asigment atl he dens ap- Schools oe of he many school and ahr eraization atypical” Hear ai perigsted aeasing ewey sn et support ins’ The striae on pla inthe‘ ba flies an th sce um a Forsevral dys ater the atacks. the ‘Senor Rebces Cu sld T-tisin stopp clo le by tacer Michael tne cfctra to ase money to snd 0 Kling. cusp ron whan Ane New Yor She designed the site ad an ag pater and pssedtbem out st- ‘Stunner uc penta ay ‘es and acy ‘Bins a pombe {pe thers caring he Gl The rea “Bryan High Schoo p- ‘War anhad sone et over” Keling si. pt Amerie, in loving memory. Sop ‘Manuela Alles fourth perio clas ‘her 1,200 stand a iver War afte the tort auch ras money forthe icin far Tis of the Pentagon atc. As the ‘rated or doatons of ser change. cuss "We verano ver 786, and wil conn to raise money Beer te shits aries had aleady mised about $100 Fm. 3124 onthe SiverCanpus “Teacher Robin Donel te director of MASH, gre “Thecas wilsndseme fhe money tothe fgarzaton ort donate one dl of eve ck! Sold othe American Red eens Da. {Cane They wil sen al ofthe S2ASto New York te ther “Bryan High School Supports America. In loving memory, September 11, 200) Text of T-shirt designed by Rebecca Curtis as a fundraising effort for the vic tims ofthe terrorist attacks. Fourth period book drive winners to get ice cream party a book dive to benefit the Boys nd irs lab. They ae ‘ceptng books fom preschool oenreaing levels. The Book dave ends Nverber andthe four period css November 1 band practice canceled Thurny, November afer school However ill sume Burger King offers scholarship Stade who ve pod GPA ave & Ese ae Feast of Carols tickets on sale Nov. 5 "Tikes forthe [Sth anneal Fes sale Nov 5. The medieval themed concert and fest wh performance ofthe medieval ply “Good Night, Kei wil eee ee ee AvTENTION ALL CLunst Want to publicize your group’s activities ‘oraccomplishments? Submit your infor- mation to the Norseman staff by the 15th. of each month. Write-ups may be brought to Rm, 6160 or placed in Mrs. Farris" mailbox on the Blue Campus,BHS grads, now teachers remember early days of new school ‘Sheilah Behrens ‘Assistant editor ‘With 30 years of fostall games weather dis, andcafteriafoodem- we were not ate bedded in the walls of BHS, it may te hard to believe that the brldings—oldand new-have eld up twough tall ‘A number of teachers have also been around 1 ee everything, not only as te teachers they ar, but a the Students they’ ce were ‘Assistant pinepal Ruth ‘aller remembers how much She enjoyed school and the ips she took asa cheerleader, "During my jnir year we drove four hours [toa game). We stated the spirit Song and the other team booed” Walle id “Ten hat sch Started theisong anit was the sare tune. tums ou the two band ire: tor got rights tothe same song. bat never thought thatthe two schools would compete against each othe: ‘Moments tht are remembered ‘hemos afen involve erpoone'so {endo iid, sch asthe many times that Spanish teacher Lourdes Gorzyci got in roubein cas. “1 temember sitting in ‘Mrs Grimald'sclassand iting with my boyfriend, who's now my bus brand Gorey sai.“ tin woubie for taking 00 much” ‘Sometimes, the fond memories are simply of fan things that happened fonadaly basis “The pen campus lunch was a they do now.” Mary Jane Snedeker 1983, basket, fn being a Viking was what made attending BHS so much un When it comes to the matters of schoo! spit teres acommon ground between all former students: the nitly bea tradition hat is brought back (1)TaShauna Durens, 194, atthe Prom. (2)197S Vike Squad (3\Janice Williamson, 1974(4)Harry Francis, 1976 (5)Valkyries, 1975 (6)Ruthie Waller, 1975 (Lourdes Gorzyckias Miss BHS, 1975 (8) Stephanie Fagan, 1989 (9) Carrie Komar, 1977 (10) Valkyries at pepralls,1975,(L1)Denise Lindeman, 1984(12) Mary ‘amne Snedecker 1983 (13)Cheerleaders Ruthie Waller (top right) and Lourdes Gorzyck(botiom center) 1978 Jot of fn; it was 45 minutes long ssid Mary Jane Snedeker, US. His tory teacher "Weraced tal be res tara inten every dy, ying 40 final exams, school dances, bad_makeitintime teat and get bok 30 ‘Sodckeralso remember theo “People dressed up a lot ‘more during those days than campus activities she experienced, Such as dancing asa Shy-Anne at Teaas Stadium, beating Temple 400, and winning a state champinstip in Tice Williamson, softball coach and government teacher, systha the {rstamnunt of choo sp and pie “[VikeSquad] were really creative and fun 1976 Vibe Sau ul doh) The Vike Squad consisted of _roupat guy who promoted pint the sporting events. They traveled wi the teams and acted a escorts forthe Shy-Annes and cheerleaders. “The Vike Squad noemaly stayed In ine—cept forthe guy that ited the Waco Richfield helmet of their bench during the last ditct game without them noticing i.” sakd Harry Francis, goverament teacher and tsa “They were really creative and fan 1 be aroun, and usualy harm less Another high-spirited student. with us atscool.we seemed tke p0up that many would keto sere timeto know what was going on with ftmedisthe Vallyries. The Valkyries cach other and looked forward were like a female frm ofthe Vike ing one an With this Squad. The Vales performed pom- othe: Se eaeareen ts oman ne "Seton Te reapeced school lke become in Pep eles They made spin signs tudes of te WE Fespected church.” common that 2 nd were competive withthe Vike students Ruth Waller ner knows he Squad during the pep ales in order changed, but 1.97: of the to get the audience inthe mood for the forme —— other faculty and the tpoonias ene Vikings say dents Spintsignswereabig deal. You theverllsene of eideintheschool “We ae so large that i ficult could never se the wall tthe pep. has deceased a toknow al ofthe teachers, ch est rales” Waller said. “Each clas ha" Werespecedscool ike were Willamson si ‘walle decort. People ad sign- spected church,” Waller std. “Par cts sentir cles 0 Soo! with ht tite to be around, and usually harmless.” tow itis a pce for Harry Francis Grime and disrespect. Otte of taken places well ‘Sandra Dobbs, Wold Gograpy tari al ce ech ‘changes have uinting pares and there was Pride pinto decorating tne ‘School pride seems tobe an is sue that concerns many teachers 3s the atitudes of tident has changed stents the d “The students seemed to mix o- Senior Cass Girts fea eeeerne casa) eee Gos cacseee acauerore so0e Renee naa of Vow a Scene can Fee aE Aon conor le eee eaters oar? oe Pear eer 7 Sa qo TE toe sore ont TScaaae mone ee cite os on Se ie ee eS SS eS oo eS 1996-RecePnon sever 1997- DiomaL HaLWaY cxocKs '1998- Vane SP RELEF SCULPTURE 1999-Cenren courr Sears 2000-Srane c.Ass VENG SHP 2001-Vixie STATUE AT ENTRANCE ode a to St "We cout wear shots rfp “The open campus nc ply has eon eliminated athe ‘Open camps saches were #0 said Denise Lis