Brook High School - Talisman Yearbook (Brook, IN)

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Christmas Vacation New Year’s Tourney Remington—here Rensselaer—there Kentland—here County Tourney Annual Pictures Taken Fowler—here Morocco—here Monon—here Ambia—there Ox ford—there Solo and Ensemble Contest—District Sectional Tourney Grade Tourney County Festival Solo and Ensemble Contest—State Regional Examinations Band and Chorus Contest—District Mother’s Tea Band and Chorus Contest—State Senior Play State Examinations Junior-Senior Banquet [unior-Senior Prom Alumni Banquet Baccalaureate December 25 - January 2 January 1 January 5 January 12 January 19 January 25 - 26 January 29 January 30 February 6 February 9 February 13 February 16 February 17 February 22 - 24 February 28 - March 2 March 9 March 17 March 3 1 March 3 1 April 11 April 14 April 27 April 28 May 4 May 4 May 12 May 13 May 17 Commencement

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SCHOOL CALENDAR School Began August 31 Labor Day September 4 School Day at the Fair September 8 Class Officers Elected September 15 Cheer Leaders Elected September 21 Aceonian Staff Party September 26 Freshman Initiation October 3 Hearing Tests October i 6 Senior Pictures Taken October 11 Junior Play October 20 Teachers’ Institute October 26 - 27 Flalloween Festival October 30 Remington—there November 1 Good land—there November 3 Grade School F.ducation Week Program November 9 Freeland Park—here November 10 Chest X-Rays Taken November 13 High School Education Week Program November 14 West Lafayette—here November 17 Thanksgiving Vacation November 23 - 24 Kentland—here December 1 Morocco—there December 8 Mt. Ayr—here December 15 All School Party December 18 Goodland—here December 21

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SCHOOL BOARD These men of the community— Leslie Akers, trustee; Ergus Woods, president; Paul Howell, secretary; Richard Hershman, treasurer—have given time and effort to the job of giving the youth an opportunity for an education. Because they have realized that schools must keep pace with a chang- ing world, the board members have seen to it that the school was equip- ped with a new movie projector, filmstrip machine, and tape record- er. Along with the radios with which many of the classrooms are furnish- ed, such equipment enables the class- es to keep up on information of cur- rent interest and to benefit from man’s knowledge of the past. It takes planning and a sincere in- terest in the public good to maintain an efficiently run school that will serve the community to the best pos- sible advantage.