Brown County High School - Shadows Yearbook (Nashville, IN)

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When the big night came for Juniors and Seniors they called it “Somewhere Over the Rainbow”. Behind A1 Cobine’s orchestra a rainbow lit the sky and fell into a pot of gold. Couples found treasures of gold on every table, while bluebirds perched on daisy-twined trellis. At the golden hour, the crown was set atop the queen’s head. Following the yellow brick road to the “Rainbow’s End”, couples enjoyed dancing, games, food, and good-groovin’. At the door, Mrs. Adornatis greets entering couples. The royal couple in their night of glory—Steve and Helen. Parker” R‘Ck Fleetwood ives favors 10 the r°yal court—Shirley Maggard, Roy King. Paula Whited, and Lee 8

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n STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER In a time when revolutionary ideas seem to domi- nate the news, it is sometimes comforting just to look at the American flag and remember that it is a symbol of liberty. At such times, despite every- thing, one has to realize that conditions could indeed be worse. There are different interpretations of freedom among students at BCHS, as among people the world over. But every day the American flag flies over BCHS, and every Monday morning the student body rises to recite the Pledge of Allegiance.

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“Poolsharks Delight” was the billiards parlor. Here, Miss Furry contemplates a shot Strike!—At the after-prom, Pam Swift enjoys a game of bowling. BLUEBIRDS FLY SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW