Brownell Talbot School - Triangle Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Foreword The year of 1963-64 is much more in the history of Brownell-Talbot School than simply the year after the centennial anni- versary. The school is not only beginning a new century but a new era in education, an era in which we must meet the'chal- lenge of a new and scientificage. We must expand and progress with the fields of math- ematics and science in this technical era. Yet with these new challenges we must not neglect the classical studies that have given us strength in the past. We cannot turn from traditions to a completely new sphere of learning, but we must add and enrich the value of the past to the technology of today. A clear analogy of the past and the present merging and complementing each other wasf displayed in the centennial .tel- evision program produced at the beginning of this academic year. Film clips from the television production are used as division pages in this yearbook and represent a blending of the classic and the modern which is to be Brownell-Talbot School's standard for its second century.

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Table of Contents Foreword . . . . 4 Dedication . . . 5 Academics . . . . 7 Special Events . . . . 17 Class of 1964 . . . . 29 Upper School . . . . 39 Upper School Organizations . . . 49 Middle and Lower School . . . 65 Middle and Lower School . . . 81 Organizations Administration and Faculty . . . 89 Advertisements . . . 95 Index . . 108 3

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The many faces of Ringo Johnson. vii' Dedication The Publications staff of 1964 takes great pleasure in dedicating the 1964 Triangle to Donald B, Johnson, head of the mathematics department. r. Johnson's wry humor and con- cern for the individual have made him an instructor whom we admire and respect. Mr. Johnson's forte is understatement, and in respect to this quality, We simply say that this year- book is dedicated to a friend, an educator, and a great man whose merit need not be shouted to be recognized. Our knight's valiant charger. if ?