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o m s p '* um t c w by Amanda Newby She was born into the arm s of her hero On the day of M arch 4, 1985. There he looked at her w ith awe and surprise, All his dream s came true looking into her eyes. As she grows up he watches her first stand: As she learns to walk, he is holding her hand Logte Digest Jdooe 2002 Produced by BFHS D esktop Publishing - M rs. LeFever •fH * N ew spapgLAdvisor SlWSMSASin - MS REST By Sarah Madden and Josh W etzel From chasing boys to m aking her own dream s, Faculty Senate then review s the bills and either The BFHS student governm ent is organized There he stands faithful by all means. approves or disproves their passage. In case of and operated a bit d iffe re n tly from other His heart filled with unconditional love a tie in the Senate, the P resident of the Senate schools. M any years ago som e of our founding cbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA As he watches his daughter has the right to cast the deciding vote. A ll of students fe lt that it would be a good idea to shine like the stars above. this happens under strict guidelines and in a very base our governm ent structure on the govern tim ely m anner. , , _ As they drift away she anxiously awaits the day m ent system that we all know and respect, the D uring the 2001/2002 school year the E x Her dad takes her hand and gives her away. federal governm ent of the U nited S tates of ecutive Branch finalized plans for the creation Am erica. U nder the guidance of M r. Dave Bone In her heart she will always know of a Judicial branch of student governm ent, for the past several years, our S tudent govern Her dad's love will continue to grow. w hich w ill fully com plete the balance of pow er m ent at BFHS consists of tw o of the three fed Her love will last w ithin the student governm ent. The Judicial eral branches, the Executive Branch and the and her dream s will swirl Branch consists of a C hief Justice and tw o As Legislative Branch. And she will always know sociate Justices who m ake up the Suprem e C ourt "The Executive Branch consists of an elected she is daddy's little girl. and are appointed by the S tudent Body Presi student body president and vice president (who dent. The first C hief Justice for B utte Falls H igh cam paign as a team ), a S ecretary of the S tate School is Sarah M adden. The job of the C hief and S ecretary of Treasury, w hich are appointed JIHGFEDCBA Justice is to m ake sure that tne student gov by the president. Club presidents, who are se ernm ent follow s the objectives and bylaw s of lected by the club advisors, are m em bers of the the BFHS C onstitution. Associate Justice Bonnie C abinet. For exam ple the N H S president is the Biando w ill act as a liaison betw een the school's equivalent to S ecretary of Education. by Sue Anne torres Peer H elpers and the Suprem e C ourt and Cody The Legislative Branch is m ade up of tw o rep In 1985-86 m em bers of Southern O regon Re Kelley w ill oversee the Peer C ourt. search and D evelopm ent C om m ittee (SO R D ) ini resentatives from each class, ana the Faculty Fairly exciting stu ff for a sm all rural school. tiated the Best of the Best Student A rt Show Senate is m ade up of all the teachers at the BFH S m ay be tiny but their student governm ent to encourage artistically gifted students in the high school. All I oills m ust be introduced and is cutting edge! Rogue Valley. This activity, co-sponsored by the passed by the House of R epresentatives. The Rogue G allery, far exceeded expectations' and has becom e an annual event each spring. W W by Kryst/e Rowley In 1987-88 Bill Lepore, from C rater High The state conference at FBLA was very successful, along w ith being one of the m ost exciting and School developed an exciting A rt Sem inar for fun trips ever. Three of our m em bers are headed to tne Future Leaders of Am erica National the exhibiting artists and their teachers. This C onference, w hich w ill be held in N ashville, Tennessee this sum m er June 26 to July 3, 2003. For sem inar has becom e a regular feature of the Best the first tim e ever in B utte Falls H igh School we are sending people to the national com petition. of the Best activity ancf includes lectures by art Shannon Sizem ore, Cody Kelley, andD avid Hoel com peted in the V irtual Business category, and professors, as well as visits to art galleries in placed first out of everyone in the w hole state and sixth in the nation. Their team participated in Ashland. a com puter program w hich required them to run a w arehouse business fo r a virtual ’year', after In 1991-92 Elaine Barker orchestrated a three w hich tim e they posted their scores via the internet. year cycle to rotate show locations. The 2002 Shelly M arquard placed fourth in Public Speaking 1 w ith her speech about the Ideals and Codes show was held at The G rants Pass M useum of for Future Business Leaders of Am erica. Jacob W etzel also placed fourth in Banking and Financial A rt. It w ill be held at the Rogue G allery in System s. Cody Kelley ranked eighth in International Business and our S tudent Body President, M edford in 2003. O ver 370 art pieces w ere Josh W etzel, placed tenth in Parliam entary Procedure. A ltogether this was a trip of a lifetim e. subm itted this year from ten high schools in Som e people m ade their own video of their fun tim es and just w hat the com petition was like. Jackson, Josephine and Klam ath C ounties. Although no one else placed, they deserve a big thanks, for com peting and representing our school w ith great class. As of now, our boys that are headed to state are looking fo r m oney to help them + h?ir dertir-tior. of M oohv:!!o. A ltogether they need just about $5000 and som e extra spending m oney to m eet the expenses for them selves and the chaperone, M rs. Pat H oel. They hibited in the show. Every student whose w ork have raised som e funds already and the school board has designatea $3000 to help w ith the trip was selected for the "best of the Best" A rt Show They ore fundraisers planned to hel help P m eet their total expenses expenses. H ow ever, ever if you feel that reue.veu a nuuun nam e rag ana a cernncaTe. undra I sers P lanned *° received a ribbon nam e tag and a certificate. V A I I have k m i+ in at st »4- 4-L« « ^.1. ./■ > ' - a — BFHS's five students represented in the show y° u . could h A o el ln P ' . . m out in any way, please contact the school and _ ask fo r »» M rs. G orm an, the FBLA ' . . I I* . ' ' 1 --------- -------------- -------------- U llA II, I I IC | D L .K it x* i r — ■ . ., a * fln viC n n A n v h o rn v n n / v mi IH z > iia o u f/tiilrl k n | advisor. Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated. Lou H oyer, G reg G orham , Trevor H ersom , Kale Freem an and Keith S tark, had the opportunity ■ ■ • k. V . . .. • ■ r r ~~ • ~ ' W Happy pcn-HCR 2 pay, pap 2 I C' i a • . ■ i a is on M arch 7, 2002, hear an artist lecture by Tom mi D rake and a sm all group discussion led by W alt Peterson, who spoke on "A C ontem porary View of A rt H istory. ' Students also had the options to attend W ood Block Printing by W alt Padgent, A ir Brush by Carl Seybolt and Life draw - ing by Pat Enos. O ne of the favorite spots for our students was the G lass Forge G allery and Studio They enjoyed seeing artists creating art Studio. They enjoyed seeing artists creating art w orks from the process o f glass ■ blowing. ‘ A ' rt Teacher Sue Ann Torres has been instrum ental The N FL team com peted in com petitions throughout the year under the dedicated coach- ing of M arcia W arren. Lou H oyer, Cody Kelly Bijan N ouri, Britani Johnston and S tacy Sm ith' did w ell in their com petitions at S tate. It was an excellent year for BFHS speech participants. Stacy Sm ith earned the D egree of D istinc- tion (the highest honor anyone can earn) w ith 296 points! Vallorie Petersen and Lou Idoyer 296 points! Vallorie Petersen and Lou H oyer earned the D egree of Excellence w ith 198 and 157 points respectively. Team m em bers earning D egree of M erit included Tony Beals (43) by SO U U niversity Youth Programs and funded by participating school districts in Jackson, Josephine and Klam ath Counties. H oel (43), Britani ■ z x ft® byXsta «//,<>„ Tho onm /onno u i 7 r ' „ year was a banner year ' , inducTe ®s. The N H S began the year w ith on 7 J^e e m em bers (Jessica D unlap, Randi P itts and K rystle R ow ley) but ended the year w ith nine new m em bers! M ichael H anson, Kelly H arrington J rev °r H ersom , Sarah M adden' Sarah M atthew s' Kim AAcLauchlan, Asia M illion Jam ie N elson and S tacy S m ith w ere inducted at T hpnitw nrm inn s+ac y S m ith w ere inducted at a hpnr+w nrm inn candlelight cerem ony A nril 29 20n? in Library. Sarah M atthew s w ill
