Brownell Talbot School - Triangle Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Back row: Shari Hall, Lu Ann Blehschmidt, Barbara Erdmann, Marcia Nixon, Vicky Cornish Second row: Barbara Sharpe, Kay McCallum, Lani De Vaughn, Jayanne Grasmick Front row: Barbara Root, Nancy Boedeker, Jann Walker, Marcia Day Not in picture: Susan Young SOPHOMORE CLASS This year we sophomore are fourteen in number, but we are still going strong. Traces of the old freshmen class of '50 are present. Of course, the study halls are filled with giggles and you sometimes see us streaking through fthe library in an effort to arrive in class on time. At times we are the last ones in class, but we're always the first ones out. Our class officers are the following: Lani De Vaughn, president, Marcia Day, vice-president, Marcia Nixon, secretory, and Susan Young, treasurer. Our representative to the Student Council is Jann Walker, our Brownell Belles reporter is Barbara Erdmann, our A. A, representatives are Barbara Sharpe, who is also the A. A. secretary, and Vicki Cornish, and the Triangle reporters are Marcia Day and Barbara Root. Our Sponsor, Mrs. Earl, has been a tremendous help this year, for without her our Treasure Hunt last December could not have been a success. We have enjoyed this year as sophomores of Brownell Hall and we are looking forward to our junior year when we will again be on the loose. -C- I 1 N., Q7 J? ' A .flf mf EY , X l ,Ui ct' Q, ., 693 G as J 'QW - wifes , 8 .3

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,w Abs What'II ya' have? A motley crew Beauty and the beach Hadacol it sump'n How old did you say you were? Quo Vadis? Hmmm - - - new shoesY! And then there were two Be happy, go lucky Eddie lust passed

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-,f A an row: Sandra Smith, Anna Elliot, Vicki Buckingham, Judy Olson, Gayle Peddie, Mary Hughes, Jane Burbo from row: Doreen Kou, Ann Young, Carol Swanson, etsy Downs, D ble Pi lin s Vyi-Cla up 0 I B AMW ' JZ j o J jug'-f FREsHMAN cl.Ass Early one morning last fall, twelve poor, defenseless, little lhall fresh- men trouped into school in their long underwear, hip waders, diapers, and tra- ditional IOO wired pigtails, to be initiated into Brownell Hall. lt was loads of fun and something we shall never forget. We all got to really know the seniors and we will certainly miss them next year. This year we had two sets of class officers. First semester they were the following: President, Ann Young, Vice-President, Betsy Downs, Secretary, Sandy Smith, Treasurer, Carol Swanson. The second semester the officers were President, Carol Swanson, Vice-President, Debbie Pilling, Secretary, Betsy Downs, Treasurer, Ann Young. The freshmen accomplishments were a very successful dance which we gave with the sophomores in the new recreation room in February and in March a Miss Brownell Beauty Contest which was a lot of fun doing and we think was very successful. ln the early spring we had the Freshman- Sophomore Dog Show which was a lot of work but we feel that we really ioccomplished something. We hope everyone had as much fun going to it as we had giving it. P li 'v We could never hav Tame a I Sis if it hadn'lt been for our wonderful sponsor, Nornmje, who Y giv s 'W uch guidance and help duri g the Year B 'X P v XS . , -' I I in' K ,A A 4 0 ? . A if , x 'yew I l XM lv ,J Q ,cf 4, xg , r YA fly., ' . H 5 xv F