Brownfield High School - Cub Yearbook (Brownfield, TX)

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Nancy Chambers Risa McFerrin Paula Sage Oleta Toliver ' 1 ii 153' 'sl ' V 1 A ' ,wt-L, gf! :Lf , , iii' . 14, ., fe , A, -V T' ' af? N V - A! f vu wr xxf. iff!!! v X 1 'I X 1 '-' - 1, Y X1 -- .fa .-.ff - 1 f X, -- -nf-X --ff 'f V, I, ' q 'v Fine Arts - For A Well-Rounded 22 Education Among the electives offered at BHS, there are a few fine' arts. These include band, choir, speech, drama, and art. These are considered fine arts because they involve a person's talent and not his intelligence. a. New psychology teacher, Lou Lindsey, shows the procedure of I-low to Learn . b. Rob Lovett takes it easy after band practice. X. lx X 'S

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.l ur Fair,' Lady Mr. Geron's secretary is Mrs. Dorothy Store, who has served in this capacity for twenty-two years. Mrs. Stone coordinates the huge amount of paperwork very well. Without her, the office would be ineffec- tive. We, the Annual staff, would like to salute these three outstanding people for their dynamic efforts in the office., ,.-.1---'

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Vernon Paul Alton West 1.-+ usin ess Classes Are An Important Part N! Of Preparing For Fu ture Jobs Students who take business courses at B.I-I.S. learn typing, shorthand, accounting and general business Coach Paul teaches typing, beginning and advanced. Mr. West teaches the other various business courses . Students have a great opportunity to learn skills which will help them get a job after gradu- - ation. l- 5 a. Working in Mr. West's class.