Brookville High School - Brooklet Yearbook (Brookville, IN)

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Y-ww ,maxima .vw--as Wa... , ,ff Z Vocational Arts Building The setting of our story would not be complete without the agricul- ture and slrop building. Here was the center of the training of the future farmers and industrial work- ers of our country. To sonic, it was a no-woman's land-all men! I Lew Wallace Building For many of us, our story began in the Lew Wallace Building. The gymnasium, -also in the building, was the center of numerous sports and activitiesg such as the Iunior and Senior plays, dances, basketball games, and tlie annual Brookville Follies. The Lew Wallace Building plays an important part in our story. Page Four

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Table Of Contents CHAPTERS The Setting .... The Characters Administration - W - Faculty ...... - Classes - - - The Plot Principal Events .... In the Classroom --- ln Organizations --- In Sports ...... It All Ends --- Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Morning Musieale 2 6 8 12 34 32 35 43 52 Disc Iockcy Mae Preston- ' Al. We Arrive At School Foreword The calendar years of l954-55 may have been just two more years in the long procession of time, but the school year which began on September 3, l95-t and ended with Commencement on May 29, l95S was a busy, thrill-packed year for the students, teachers, and administrators of Brookville lligh School. This ls Your Story' of that year as you lived it. XVe have attempted to recall by words and pictures the events of the year as they actually happened. As years go by and inemories fade, may this book recall the friends you knew, the hopes you held, and the many joys and triumphs which made it a year long to be remembered. To all who aided in making this book possible. we express our most sincere thanks. THE STAFF. Page Five w. ,