Brownell Talbot School - Triangle Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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cl - , Dale Beckerman, Livingston, Tom Hawkins, Chris Berg. alta 14 ,X fhgoff Jar-Q N N fh ?7ef Randy Cathy Danberg waits for fi- 4fr.A.,L,,,.k, assembly to begin. . f, ,ff J,f-,H .4 u .ij X My XX C, , 'UO v - X i '71 ew So homores Add Io the X C 'D X504 at ' is Bspywtfywffiyft NMR f W intl-17 BE f The Tenth grade hasbeenanactive life-X v LAM X-340' l 1 N035 class both in athletics and academics. 0 Q N odyv X - Q-.P A Many of the students contributed to the Agvufv' XJJNV QV C extra-curricular activities of the eg school. Phil Joslin, Mary Marshall, Susan Styker, Mary Mal 09V . The Tenth gffidds Halloween pro- Kountze, Marg Jolley, Scott Bowie. 0 Ject was decoratlng the gym- Crepe M I , I x 'dbx A C, Xkew M1-fgiff' vt Figiiiiiilvliilfsvilgesifliliagiif Q ' . Candice Comine, Sec.-Treas. C . SW - 1 'aigiif

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tty Sue Agee, Debbie Johnson, Betsy Kingman, san Sample. Anne Batchelder arranged a class field trip to the State Capitol, where they spent the day ob- serving the Nebraska legislature in action. The most exciting part of the Junior year, however, was getting class rings and running for the Senior offices for the coming year. The Juniors are looking forward to taking their place as leaders of the school, in hopes that they can follow the fine example set by previous classes. I a , Maya afcfggw JL jg by My ,yi W jjuyyw ,Zcawf A fffilgffr ' f Lcqbb mf fi -M lv! KK! F ood, glorious food

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Phil Giltner x Growth ol the School paper and skeletons adorned every corner to produce a very appropriate atmosphere for the Halloween party. This class was one of the most enthusiastic classes in the school. Where there is fun or trouble, there was always a Tenth grader nearby. Tim Warrick and Phil Joslin talk about new building. Y Bob Popp, Lee Seeman, Susan Matthews, Candy Comine, Trudy Muller, Bee Traywick, Mollie Watts, Karen Eagle, Barbara Watson.