Brownfield High School - Cub Yearbook (Brownfield, TX)

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Leisure. Willingness To Help Ricky Cagle displays a look of disgust as he reluctantly for upperclassmen in band. in l The halls bell rings. ws A .1 Stone and David Brown seem to be very pleased with the of Homecoming as they return from the game. of B H S are often very crowded, especially around the Coke machine. These students are headed for class before the fardy

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Student Di plag Spirit Pep rallies provide an outlet for students. Here they can yell to show their spirit and enthusiasm for the upcoming games. I love work, l could watch it for hours! Tommy Hogue, left, and Bobby Odom take a break before stacking more wood at the bonfire, B H S is the center of learning, spirit, activities, and leisure. Sea- soned with sports, pep rallies, banquets, club activities, and out- of-school antics with friends-a would-be dull, routine year was amazingly transformed. into an action-packed 36 weeks. Each day the halls were filled with the laughter and hellos of students as they rushed from class to class. Then that final bell rang, some went to iobs, some searched out quiet places to study, and some stayed to tie up loose ends of the day.

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Students Liven School With Here I ami teach me! Valerie Marsh seems bored with the whole idea of school. 8 ax Q S There's the lunch bell, and with only 25 minutes, Dick Hoey Eddie PVIYTCG, and Gary Moore decide it's every man for himself Students began an active year with registration. Befo re they knew it, students received a day of rest for the Harvest Festival. Spring found the juniors prepar- ing for the long awaited Banquet and Prom. May arrived and for seniors, it was the end of an exciting and worthwhile experi- ence.