Brookville High School - Brooklet Yearbook (Brookville, IN)

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H. ' ' 4 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATI ' MEMBERS: P. Anderson, D. Anspach, S. Applegate, G. Aspley, A. Arrnbruster, J. Ashley, J. Banning, JJ Bath, M. Begley, N. Begley, M. Bernhart, S. Binder, B. Bischoff, L. Bowers, B. Burkhart, M. Burkhart, M. Burns, P. Casteel, V. Chaddon, L. Clark, N. Cly, L. Conner, .T . Cornelius, B. Cox, N. Cra.nde1, M. Crocker, N. Crosier, W. Davenport, W. Doerflein, J'. Downard, J, Duff, R. Esarey, I. Fohl, B. Fritz, I. Gesell, B. Halcomb, B. Hale, G. Hale, J. Hannebaum, M, Harnishfeger, B. Hertel, K. I-Linesley, M. HodaPP, .T . Holmes, M. Jonas, S. Jonas, J. Kelly, Ju. Kelly, L. Kennel, J. Knecht, J, Knose, C. Kuehn, P, Lambert, A. Lewis, N. Linkel, C. Lohrey, M. Lohrey, P. McCarty, S. McWhorter, Ba. Meyer, B. Meyer, E. Meyer, K Meyer, E. Minneman, C. Morrison, S. Nutty, J. Palmer, P. Preston, A. Race, D. Race, C. Redelman, D. Robertson, C. Robinson, C. Roell, P. Rosenberger, B. Ruess, B. Schmid, M. Seibert, S. Seufert, P, Sheets, P. Shelton, N. Souders, M, Strohmier, M. Sturwold, E. Snapp J. Taylor, J. Tinch, G. Tonne, W. Tonne, N, Tussey, R. Va.r1 Meter, V. Waltz, N. Webster, B, Wendell, W. York, B, Young. .L W.. L..........7 ,,.---,- T, H771

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PRCDJEC CJR LUB IN FRONT: G, Amrhein, .T . Sauerland, E. Wiwi. IN BACK: R. Nutty, H, Davidson, D, Dorrel, C. Baxter F. Stewart, E. Collier, W, Jonas, Mrs. Retherford, Sponsorg S, Jonas, T. McKinney. The purpose of the club is to help the teachers in presenting audio-Visual materials to their classes by booking films, delivering the projection equipment to the classroom, making the equip- ment ready for use, and actually showing the film. UBR RIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Cornelius, .T. Banning, M. Norman, N. Begley, M. Ripperger, A. Race and Mrs Retherford. NOT IN THE PICTURE: Melba Gordon, Sharon McWhorter. These girls assist in such duties as checking books in and out of the libraryg straightening shelvesg preparing books, magazines, and newspapers for useg and helping other students locate information in the library.