Brownell Talbot School - Triangle Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Top row: Kiki Judd, Thea Krause, Lonnie Burritt, Vicki Cornish, Barbara Erdmann, Sharon Hall Bottom row: Mary Burdic, Zibby Bisgard, Madelon Shaw, editor: Jean Albach, Vicky Buckingham Ann Young Not in picture: Judy Douglas, assistant editor BROWN ELL BELLES The Brownell Belles is our Brownell Hall newspaper. lt is published with the hope that the girls will find in its pages items which will inform, interest, and entertain them. This year the Brownell Belles was issued once a month. lt was given free of cost to the students and also sent to their parents. Although the news sometimes has not been too plentiful, the reporters have always managed to find something to write up for the girls' interest. Besides the school news, the Belles this year has contained Student Council reports, AA. news, items about the dorm, and the usual sprinkling of gossip. Madelon Shaw, our editor, Zibby Bisgard, our Copy-Reader, and Judy Douglas, the assistant editor, have done wonderful work in putting out the paper, and, of course, much credit for its success is due to the reporters who so graciously donated their time to writing articles for the Belles.

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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.

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BROWNELL CHOIR When we think back over our years at Brownell, the choir stands out in everybody's mind as something very special. To mention some of our engagements this year, we first sang at St. Mar- tin's Church and next for Rotary. Of course, we won't leave out our tradi- tional Christmas Carols which always leaves a lump in everybody's throat as they don their white robes. After Christmas we were quite busy also, singing for the Scottish Rite, the Nebraska Alumnae, and, of course, we will never forget our concert at Joslyn for the Morning Musicale. At the end of the year we always finish with our last concert at Brownell, the Spring Concert. lf l should mention all the girls that sang solos and helped with the choir the past year l would have to take the rest of the year, so I just want to thank you all very much. Now we, the Choir of l952, want to thank Mrs. Bernard Gribble, who we think is a marvelous director and also a marvelous person. Then we also want to thank Mrs. Thorson who helped us so much this year. This year's officers were Tish Low, President, Georgie Anderson, Vice- President, and Helen Hoyt, Secretary-Treasurer. Thank You, everybody!