Brownell Talbot School - Triangle Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Sigh SLOW Wow .743 io ver ant! .lone Seniors we are at last Four years have gone so very fast. Freshmen initiation and all the fun, Now all this is over and done. Quite a time our Sophomore year, Full of laughs and lots of cheer. Crushes on boysg some of them won, Now all this is over and done. The Junior year became our test, For the Jamboree we did our best. Before the dances, decorations we hung Now all this is over and done. The Senior Style Show was this year's major aim Hockey, our sport of triumph and fame. Senior Study at last was ouris to run, Now all this is over and done. Now all this is over and done With much happiness-and tears from everyone Brownell with all its beauty and tradition llas been to our lives a great addition.

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Senza, CVM MM! Nancy Haeberle wills the most comfortable chair in the smoking room to Marcia Cindy wills her brown hair to Judy Borsen. Joey wills her coveted four-year front row seat in choir to Sally. Rosemary wills the Junior-Senior Slumber Party to Jessie. Fluffy wills her strength to Cathy. Barb Baskin wills her duo singing ability to Marilyn and Carolyn Lee. Nance Newcomer wills her voice to Alice, one who can follow in her footsteps. Mary Shonsey wills her Spanish ability to Carlyn. Dian wills her interest in O. U. to CeCe McClain. Bebe wills her love of late, late parties to Judy McDonald. Janie wills her Bobby to Carrie and hopes it will keep her hair curly. Joey wills her understanding of how to get along with mom and dad to Suzzie. Barbie Ungar wills her driving ability to Mary Jo. Lizzie wills her long fingernails to Debbie. Connie wills her hot Ford to Susie Sheppard. Pinky gladly wills to Sandy Sonner, both her well-worn price catalogue of tape recorders for English use plus her window seat at Central during College Boards for a fast and easy escape! Connie wills her intimate talks with Dr. Henry to Joan. Senior H065 igrolalzecg Janie will be the local Kleenex distributor for needy noses. Pinky will have appeared with a BANG on Broadway, when she slips on the ice in Council Bluffs. Nancy Haeberle will finally understand the Kinsey Report. Barbara Raskin will be seen tripping Jr. Bird Men who are walking down aisles. Mary will be producing a sure quick way to get a pony tail. Barbie Ungar will be THE Ballerina of the Sadlers Wells Ballet. Rosemary will still be teaching the little boys' gym class. Cindy will be the wife of a Canadian forest ranger. Nance Newcomer will be the leading star of THE MOON IS BLUE. Connie will be a traveling salesman with Max Factor. Bebe will be a Pin-Up girl for tall men's clubs. Joey will be telling her kids to beware of their Aunt Suzzie. Liz will have finally seen the Town ftheater that it.J Dian will be Elvis Presleyis one and only. Fluiiy will own a tall girls? shop.

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enior .syfuvly Seated on floor: Mary Shonsey, Joey Potter, Dian Jones. Seated: Mrs. Earl, Janie Johnson, Nance Newcomer, Liz Cherniack, Cindy Cowdcry, Connie Luebbe, Nancy Haeberle, Bebe Barker, Barbie Ungar. Standing: Fluffy Hough, Barbara Raskin, Pinky Johnson. This year all of us lent a hand to the decorating of our '4Senior Haven. ' We undertook the job about a month before the opening tea in September. The room and bookshelves were all painted light blue and our three-tiered curtains were of matching blue-checked chintz. The furniture was painted black as was the blackboard, which was formerly green. The covers for the chairs were charcoal on the bottom cushions and charcoal and white striped for the top cushions. To top it all off we acquired our prize possession-a petal pink refrigerator. It was usually filled with fattening tid-bits. We all loved every minute of time spent in the room, including our English classes. This room is really something to look forward to when you reach the top.