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15000 Graduation Drive
Haymarket1 Virginia 20169
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
http://battlefield.groupfusion.net/
Enrollment: 2,992
Principal: Mrs. Amy Ethridge-Conti
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Opening
We chose “What Makes Us Battlefield” as our theme
for the 2010-2011 yearbook because we are determined to
show and embrace the extraordinary and diverse qualities of
one another within each class. When you think of high school,
you think of separate social elk ues, unnecessary drama, tons
of homework and really early mornings. While that may be
true, as these 180 days of high school come to an end we
realize success is a choice and it is our choice. We look back
on the effort, time, and hard work we have put into this school
year and what truly makes us Battlefield. What separates the
student body throughout Battlefield from other schools is the
diverse and unique characteristics each class holds within the
school.
Not only do we work together, but we are versatile,
musical, spirited, patriotic, proud and inseparable. We are
one. This is what makes us... Battlefield.
Kendall Williams

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Student Life
What makes us Battlefield is the pride and spirit that we
have for our school and the people in it. Throughout Spirit Week,
homecoming festivities and other school events the unique
character of our school shines through. Togas, “The Den”, “Can I
get a Woot Woot?!"', and DECA’s Annual “Pink Out” are just some
words and phrases that encapsulate the variety of traditions that
make Battlefield stand out.
Student life always welcomes the opportunity for the classes
of BHS to show their pride, spirit, individual creativity and
amazing accomplishments - both inside and outside the walls of
our school. This year students, teachers, and faculty worked hard
to make our school widely recognized locally and nationally for
its academics, athletics and visual and performing arts. Each
person who walks through the halls of our school is unique,
intelligent, and gifted in their own way. As the high school with
the largest population in Virginia, we make up a melting pot of
diverse, well-rounded students, who know what it means to be a
Bobcat.
Allison Michelli
Lett: Sophomore Tiffany McKay
pumps up the Class of 2013
during the Fall Pep Rally.
Mondoy Crispy Chicken
Tuesday Chicken Fajitas
Wednesday CKicken Pomesan
Thursday Chicken Tenders
Friday Spicy Popcorn Chicken
Right: Si
Hyer demonstrates Sarah
Chehreh s quote, “You
know you're a Bobcat
when you can answer the Left: Freshman
question, 'What's for Arlette Acosta
lunch?'” admits, “You know
you're a Bobcat
when all you have in
your closet is
purple!”
Above: Sophomore Chaz Burton, “You know
you're a Bobcat when you wake up to overly
energetic teachers! Mrs. Jen Smith can’t start her
day without at least one cup of coffee!
Right: Who needs a
tardy bell when you
have Mr. Florer to
warn you?!
Left: Senior Charles
Drey says, “You
know you're a
Bobcat when you
can't go down the
main stairs.”
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Black and purple, outstanding academics, highly You know you're a
competitive sports teams - everyone outside of the walls
of Battlefield High School knows these facts, but what
does it truly mean to be a Bobcat? Only the faculty and
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students know this for sure, so we figured we'd ask them -
how do you know when you're really a Bobcat?
Every student knows there is NO excuse for being |
tardy on any given morning. Thanks to English teacher^
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and Debate coach, Mr. Florer, his bellowing of “ONE
MINUTE!” can be heard in every comer of the building
warning students of the time remaining to get to their
class.
And let's not forget our “Flashback Fridays”,
courtesy of Spanish teacher, Mrs. Byers. Can I get a
“Wool Wool?!” Is there really any better way to kick off
the beginning of the weekend?!
Variety is the spice of life, even if that variety refers
to the different chicken entrees served each day at lunch,
spicy popcorn chicken, chicken fajitas, chicken
sandwiches - the possibilities are endless!
Leam to plan activities outside of school at least
Above: “You know you're a Bobcat when the Varsity
twenty minutes after the dismissal bell - you'll be stuck in
Cheerleader's mascot is a head on a stick (Teresa).” says
traffic (both in the hallways and in the parking lot) long freshman Kate Ivancic.
enough, so get comfortable!
Ms. Hackett
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There's a pool on the third
floor.
Freshmen get stuffed into
the lockers (or thrown in
the trash) every Friday.
According to Mr. Brown,
Mr. Florer not only works
at Battlefield High School,
he was also in the original
battle!
Above: What’s that noise coming from the Driver's Ed lot? Freshman Janie Bocanegra says,
“You know you're a Bobcat when you hear the sound of the metronome coming from the
Driver's Ed lot during the summer nights!”
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