Brenham High School - Brenhamite Yearbook (Brenham, TX)

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Students Learn While Working Distributive Education students dealt primarily with other people. They learned the do's and don'ts of holding down a steady job. Officers were: Jewel Williams, president: JoAnn Neu mann, vice-president, Wanda Moehlmann, secretary Connie Knipstein, historian, Patricia Murski, treasurer, and the class was sponsored by Mr. Clyde Sommers. Some of the iobs learned included shelf stocking, gro cery packing, price stamping, and running a cash regis Ter. 1 . 'l. Nathan Steen waits to take out groceries at Stanley's. 2. DIS, TRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: FRONT ROW: Jewel Williams, Connie Knipstein, Wanda Moehlmann, and JoAnn Neumann. SECOND ROW: Jody Murray, Cynthia Schulte, Linda Kettler, Al Pender- graff, Larry Eickenhorst, Michael Henson, Keith Morgan, Michael Schwartz, Mark Lehmann, Curtis Gaskamp, Michael Addicks, David Byers, and Janie Wellman. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Rippenha- gen, Bill Stephens, Allen Rust, Roger Eilers, Benjamin Robbins, Eddie Slaughter, Kenneth Sharp, Franklin Hensen, Jimmy Jura ries, and Rusty Clepper. BACK ROW: Nathan Steen, Maurice Graeber, Klay Beach, Jimmy Denton, Nathan Addicks, Patrick Schmidt, and Bill Bradshaw. 3. Wanda Moehlmann prepares to check out a customer at Brookshire Brothers. 4. Kenneth Sharp is doing the daily feeding of fish at Gibsons

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Corps Adds New Spark to Halftime Activities In June tryouts were held for the new Flag Corps. Twelve girls were selected by a panel consisting of lVlr. Wayne Maxwell, Mr. Mark Pease, and the drum majors. Darla Syler and Cindy Hamerick were selected as co-captains of the squad which consisted of four seniors, two juniors and six sophomores. The Band Parents Club organization provided the uniforms for the group which was to add color to the band performances. While many of their routines were worked out by the Corps itself at their after-school practices, some were learned at camps and workshops throughout the year. Nlr. Pease helped critique the practices and perform- ances forthe corps. The Flag Corps participated in all of the halftime shows at football games, 'went with the band to contest, and marched in parades, including Cotton Bowl Parade of Champions. 2