Nostalgia City
Do you remember... Click the PAW print to submit your memories!
Hollywood Connection
If any of you follow our Message Board (link is on the home page), fellow classmate Sue Hodges (class of 1968) is affectionately known to us as Aunt Bea, and more recently, as Miss Moneypenny. Sue is the glue that binds us together at the Message Board, just as Aunt Bea or Miss Moneypenny would.
Sue and I moved to Boca from up here in the Bethesda-Chevy Chase area of Maryland. I was recently near her FIRST high school, Walter Johnson in Bethesda, and snapped a shot for her to perhaps bring back a memory or two! One big difference... NO PALM TREES!
Fess Parker or John Wayne?
Who was the real Davy Crockett?
We don't have the answer here, but, the Alamo was a big part of our lives when we were growing up.
John Sparling sent us this cool link...
The AlamoCam!
Check it out... a MUST!
...and those yearbook notes!
  While thumbing through some of my yearbooks, I began to read some of the notes written by fellow classmates and faculty! I thought it would be fun to share some of them with you.

   I'll be adding more later on, but I'd sure like to post some notes written to some of you... anything funny (within good taste), memorable... whatever! Fire up the scanner and send them to me!
                                                                                        Gary
Top left: Who can forget the man that rescued our English class in 1968? Mr. Allee, of course!

Top right: A note from my buddy, Mike McClellan from the 1966 yearbook. The reference to Lums? Well, when it first opened, and us needing nourishment, Mike and George Wentworth let me drive all the way north of Delray Beach before they told me I'd already passed it in North Boca. They never let me forget it.

Left: Jean Kolinski was so nice to me when I first moved to Boca... I didn't know anyone and was experiencing the "new kid on the block" syndrome. I've never forgotten her kindness. Thank you Jean!
In her note,  I belive she is making reference to my nodding powers in Ms. Hoffman's English class.
...well, there you have it. Those are some of my fond memories. How about you? Share them with us. More to come!
Today's Boca High Dress Code
I thought maybe that some of us "senior" folks would like to see how BRHS' dress codes have evolved. Can anyone remember dress codes of day's gone by? No jeans, really short hair, girls skirts had to be a certain length... I could go on. I call on fellow alumni out there to refresh our memories... write us! In the mean time... get a haircut or it's off to Mr. Dario's office!
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Boca Raton Community High School's revised dress codes
Spring, 2001
Male Students:
Pants and shorts must be worn at the waist.
   No boxers showing.
   No tank tops.

All Students:
No shirts with offensive logos or shirts that relate to alcohol, drugs, gangs, etc.
No head coverings. This includes:
   No hats.
   No bandanas
   No hoods.
   No nylon head coverings.
   No chains on pants.
   No undergarments showing.

Electronic Devices
None visible or audible.		 Female Students:
All shirts must have straps that go over the shoulder.
This means:
   No backless shirts.
   No tube tops.
   No halter tops.
   No see-through shirts.
   No undergarments showing - this includes bra straps.
   No bare midriffs.
   Shorts and skirts must be of appropriate length.
   Outfits must be appropriate exclusive of jacket or
   sweater.
Times have
changed!
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