Brazil High School - Brazilian Yearbook (Brazil, IN)

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'L I - if if H I D 7 L I lb 45 'AL lL'f .,4 E s A w v A 1, 1 - 11--xv , -1---T-.v W. n 1 1 ,Tv .- 7' I t In - lx ,- ,J- lf -'Eff' lxqlluf llmllmlh llltgglfsyr 'f ,y 1 flvl i l ': i 24.-'YI llilh'ze4,,j1, X 1, FQ iaS4.s5.fss,g5Pmtluillfmf... Qikgfnufku A liiewiasr Mu.r.1:R, Pres. Owes ,lmrNsoN. Vrllres. ,los Wx-:im AND, Trans. l.nciLla Rlaiiflaximim, Sec. SENIOR OFFICERS Historg oi the Class of 19625 My Dear Reader: Let us not, just now, look into the past but rather into the future, yea, ten years into the future. Let us imagine a Senior of the Class of 1933 wandering aimlessly about the halls of B. H. S Unconsiously he finds himself in the library-the same old library that we have now with the exception of a few new books and a new librarian, since Tudie married and left us. Keep in mind our subject is a Senior, and a Senior's chief duty and greatest labor is gracefully disposing of his time, Cin this respect he was -not unusualD. His accustomed eye runs over the shelves of books-Ah! there is one-just one that he has not read, it is entitled Encyclopaedia Britanniciaf' At first he merely loafed through, pausing now and then to read a paragraph or two. Near the middle of the volume was a page much besmeared with thumb prints, proving that it had been extensively read. One glorious day in the golden month of September, 1919, there assembled at the Junior High School of Brazil, Indiana, a body of youths destined to become the leading men and women of the future. This assemblage was called 'Freshmenf' The next fall they again met, this time at the Senior High School. They as- sumed the name of Sophmore and also the duty, or rather responsibility of keeping the Seniors in the straight and narrow path, and advising them in important matters. This same group gathered one evening and chose a governing body: President, Frances Parkinsg Vice-President, Howard Egloffg Secretary, Rena Gunnisong Treasurer, Dorothy Morgan, and Board of Control, Katherine Holden. Two delightful parties were given, and on Miss Ann Price and Mr. Arthur Kessel were bestowed the honor of sponsors And again, the third time this group came together, -luniors, they were called. Very soon they selected their officers, and we might add. with great discrimination: President, Owen Johnson, Vice-President, Ernest Miller, Secretary, Katherine Smith: Treasurer, Kenneth Dodge: and Board of Control, Tom Currie. As was customary, they selected Miss Klingler and Miss Clapp as sponsors. The Juniors planned and successfully carried out a sumptious reception in honor of the departing class. Rosyln Kuhr entertained with a I-Iallow'een party, and later a hard time party at Albert McNutt's home was enjoyed. Duty and honor called, and the fourth time, probably the last time, this as- semblage met. There had been few changes in the four years. Grave faces and serene dignity marked them as Seniors. Iudiciously they elected as ofhcers: Ernest Miller, President, Owen Johnson, Vice-President, Lucile Reifenburg, Secretary, joe Weinland, Treasurer: and Katherine Falls, Board of Control. Coach Moffett and Miss Clapp, sponsors. On May 25, 1923, they left B. H. S., a little sadly, perhaps, carrying a diploma and cherishing many dear memories. Let it be said they possessed school spirit as yet unequaled, combined with honesty and true effort. rd -2--,,, ,nf - r ...I 'gif' ,FN E2 Email:EuanaiualnsnualiimsiiaauEftime-nitlnauiuiimillailslegit!xrlslliilniullilliulliilliilliilnilllaizii153151131115.telnetelIE1l1ElilElI1ill.E F5 A .nk 14' h an -fn - Lwslqu -N'-inf x x l , X -'Y ' N, ,- In L J L .A CDC! . 5?R,gE-JjL.-Qa-giiliay sf -2.ti..n l ,