Brazil High School - Brazilian Yearbook (Brazil, IN)

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TOP LEFT. Dances always bring out that hidden talent in people as displayed by juniors Michelle Hoskins and Barbara Goodhart. TOP RIGHT. Leghorn member Steve Summers sings out to bring excitement to the disappointed Brazilians after the Bedford game. ABOVE. The Leghorn brings seniors Debbie Burns and Chip Hoskins together for a friendly jive. RIGHT. The cafeteria at Senior High becomes the stage and dance floor for the Early Mourning.

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Convoes Enliven Students Weekday The blaring sounds reverberated off one wall onto another, opening the eyelids of every daytime sleeper as the vibrations of electric guitars and drums rang through the auditorium and the Junior High Gymnasium. Students stood and applauded with enthusiasm while teachers embraced their ears, and sometimes left. A stroll through the Revolution came to Brazil as Nathan Hale fDerik Garrisonj led the student body through the footsteps of our ancestors. The scientific-minded students' attention was captured by space age instruments of today and the future as NASA presented its Space Program. An en- vironment program brought students back down to earth. Skits and films explained the challenging problems of pollution, over population, and the dis- appearance of our animal world. .,u.- .?1g.:4,,,f.g' , ,J , 1 'A 'I if 0 'I .ftg,' if ff. ' Jig., Q fl 'F ll .4 .-f ' ' - Q . .Q 3 an f M