Brazil High School - Brazilian Yearbook (Brazil, IN)

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Unity, Drive, Key to State Fair ABOVE. After the long morning drill, an ex- A hausted band heads for the showers. f RIGHT. Senior Band President Beth Mc- Pheeters subtly reminds her rank to line up. I se' ! 1 .xp- . is 0 sa. . 'sie- gw, L.. we L . T .kk , Q 'X he f we FUNK-Q ' ,tw say' wks mm as .-Q-tdkigthfml' I swf .iwfeef K e 4' 7 f -- N . me e A .J A iw! ,?.J f V' if ' N 'ai N 1. -s + . . .' N re- K K b It A Q'x:s-Q5-I ff wi

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Vagabonds Trek Over Historical Sites ABOVE. Albert Davis, junior, examines the Unsinkable Molly Brown, the cratt piloted by Grissom and Young in a three-orbital flight in 1965. RIGHT. lunior left Short gazes at articles from pioneer days displayed in the third floor of the famous grist mill. Two hours ot sitting on a hard school bus seat leads to enjoyment once the passengers depart. The Junior class, as in previous years, journeyed to Spring Mill to ahsorb the historic scenery of this Indiana State Park. This trip culmi- nated a unit in history and English on the colonial period. One ot the fascinating places was the recently completed Virgil L. Grissom Space Memorial honoring lndiana's heroic astronaut. Although most ot the day was spent riding school buses, luniors enjoyed learning about this historical village. Brown paper sacks served as wrappings tor picnic lunches eaten in the sur' roundings ot nature. A change from the normal school routine is always appre- ciated, but was even more on this sultry tall day.