Brenham High School - Brenhamite Yearbook (Brenham, TX)

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We-if . vfivifies On March 21, seventeen hopeful sopho- more girls campaigned for cheerleader posts by leading the student body in yells frightj, Elected were Mary Kathryn Schulte and Bar- bara Jeanette Konieczy Qmiddle rightj, Brenham's volleyball team participated in and won the tournament at Burton on March 22-23. Verlin Winkelmann was chosen all- toumament player, At the district literary meet, held at Blinn College on March 23, Brenham took five first places. The winners were: Barbara Cole - Shorthand Patricia Wilkening - Typing Danny Kasprowicz - Number Sense Suzann Seidel - Girls' Poetry Reading Charles Sander - Boys' Declamation fseniorj The Junior Class's one-act play, Cir- cumstances Alter Cases, captured the district title, with Peggy Borgstedte and Pat Derrick taking best actress and actor awards, John Bosse and Billy Spinn won tennis honors, Worried looks and wrinkled brows were eliminated as the second shipment of annual copy was sent in on March 26 to beat the deadline,

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Fe, Qt- Q-r f f . ps , 4' ' ,sig p Lv :ami F,F,A, WINS HONORS Johnnie Jozwiak, Brenham F.F.A, mem- ber, won over more than two hundred F.F.A. boys in the dairy cattle judging contest at Southwest State Teachers College, San Marcos, on March 16, The Brenham Dairy Team, right, composed of John Beckendorf, Glen Pomykal, and Joswiak, pictured with their instructor, Mr, Wendler, placed eighth out of the sixty- two teams competing. iff . March OPEN HOUSE On the night of March 4, parents of BHS students attended an open house where they visited their children's classrooms and teach- ers after a short assembly program, F,H,A, ASSEMBLY Alice, when I went up to the house a while ago, Harold said... was the often re- peated phrase in the play, A1ice Blue Gown which was presented by the F,l-I, A. in an as- sembly on March 11, FIRST BASEBALL GAME The Cubs opened their 1957 baseball season on March 12 by defeating Burton at Fireman's Park, At the left are seen three scenes from a Cub home game, CAREER DAY Underclassmen rejoiced and anticipated a wonderful day on March 13 when the seniors left to learn all about college life at Blinn Junior Co1lege's annual Career Day, 'gf'

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S N, xv' V 4 i . COMMITTEES General Chairman ---- Assistants ---- Elaine Master of Ceremonies - - Act I, Childhood Dreams' Act II, Day Dreams - Act III, Night Mares - Qcontinued o - - - - -Fred Murchison Blondeau, Barbara Schulze - - - - Danny Kasprowicz ' - - Diane Schoenemann Marcena D'O1ive - -Barbara Schulze Connie Lawler - - - Bob Askins Fred Murchison n next page, cniar Fifty-seven Varieties of Dreams was the theme of the Senior C1ass's Variety Show, April 12. Attended by a large crowd, the show consisted of five major scenes: Child- hood Dreams, Day Dreams, Night Mares. wishful Thinking, and Dreams Come True, Introducing the show to the audience were Suzann Seidel, Elaine Blondeau, Barbara Schulze, and Connie Rhea Lawler fupper left- hand cornerj singing Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland, Danny Kasprowicz, Master of Ceremonies, presented the first scene, Child- hood Dreams, which consisted of nursery rhymes and childhood stories pantomimed by various seniors, fLower left, abovej