Brownell Talbot School - Triangle Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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' l Top row, left to right: Peggy Harper, Barbara Root, Carol Swanson, Marcia Day, Mary Burdic Second row: Madelon Shaw, art editor, Lonnie Burritt, editor: Tish Low, photography editor Ann Young Vicki Buckingham First row: Lani De Vaughn, Mardi Burritt, Lowell Sharpe, secretary-treasurer, Ann Harper THE TRIANGLE Each year a group of girls, elected by their classmates, form the Triangle Board to create an annual upon which the school may look with pride. Their work is difficult and often tedious, but from their labor comes a finished product to be enjoyed throughout the years. Lonnie Burritt, our editor, with willing help from her staff, has done a praiseworthy job on The Triangle this year. Much of the credit must be given to her staff, the following: Madelon Shaw, art editor, Tish Low, photography editor, Lowell Sharpe, secretary-treasurer, Ann Harper, Vicki Buckingham, Ann Young, Carol Swanson, Lani De Vaughn, Marcia Day, Barbara Root, Peg Harper, Mardi Burritt, and Mary Burdic. Last, but not least, we wish to thank the classes, organizations, and individuals whose generous contributions have made possible the publication of The Triangle.

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Top row Barby Sharpe, Martha Drach, Sandra Smith, Carol Swanson, Madelon Shaw, Jann Walker, Julie Morsmon, T h Low Pe Har e Mar Lu dtei Th K e is ggy p r, y n igen, ea raus Second row Lannie Burritt, Marcia Day, Treasurer, Zibby Bisgard, Vice President, Ann Mallory, President, Jane Elmore Secretary, Cindy Cowdery Bottom row Jean Albach, Lani Devaughn, Vicky Buckingham, Ann Young, Lowlie Sharpe, Lisbeth Cherniack STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council this year has sponsored several things in the way of school activities. They had a chili luncheon to raise money for the Triangle at the first of the year. The Hallowe'en party was again sponsored by the Council with the chairman of the Social Committee, Tish Low, directing the games and skits. The juniors, with their interpretation of Alice in Wonder- Iand , won first prize. The General Store was introduced next, and was very successful. During March, however, it was closed for an indefinite length of time. lt is hoped that next year it will again be started and carried out even more successfully. A booklet stating rules and regulations of the school was worked on all year, and was finally completed the last of the third quarter. The Student Council wishes to thank everyone who helped put it out. lt took a long time but was worth it in the end. The Christmas Formal, per usual, presented a headache in collecting the money, but it went off smoothly, again with Tish Low directing it. The juniors decorated the gym and everyone agreed that it looked the best it has for quite some time. At Easter, many girls participated in the Easter Lily Parade by selling lilies down town. It's always fun even if it does rain. The Red Cross, headed by the Vice-President of the Council, Zibby Bis- gard, raised funds, and did a good iob in promoting the Red Cross in the school. A busy year with many new ideas and much hard work by all the mem- bers of the Council has been highlighted by the achievements attained through the cooperation of the whole school.

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Top row left to right: Georgie Anderson, Kitzy Campbell, Gayle Peddie, Vicki Cornish, Medora Elliott, Jane Scott Bottom row left to right: Barby Sharpe, Sandy Smith, Julie Morsman, Audra Lou Jones, Sally Williams Not in picture: Vicki Buckingham ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The A.A. has done a wonderful job this year. With the guidance of Mrs. Jourdan and the cooperation of its officers, Julie Morsman, president, Audra Lou Jones, vice-president, Barby Sharpe, secretary, and Sandy Smith, treas- urer, the A.A. has done a great deal to promote school spirit and good sports- manship. Hockey was the first sport of the year with the seniors defeating the game freshmen team. After having recovered from this tournament, the seniors again came out victorious in the volleyball tournament. Basketball was our next important sport and after an exciting game the seniors were declared the champions. To raise money for the senior awards and letters, the A.A. sponsored numerous candy sales and a very profitable White Elephant Sale. Saint Matthias Day was held again this year on Memorial Park. Every- one had fun sliding, skiing, and tobogganing. And, of course, in the spring we had Field Day and Dad's Day followed by the picnic dinner and awards given to those excelling not only in athletic ability but also in sportsmanship and teamwork. The A.A. wants to thank everyone for her marvelous and helpful co- operation in making this year the success it was. We all sincerely hope next year will be even more fun and more successful than this one.