Brownfield High School - Cub Yearbook (Brownfield, TX)

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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.

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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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Susan Holcomb Kathy Irwin Virdie Montgomery Gary Sage Rf.,,,-.T ' I Harley Stone Pl' Social Studies Is Required Three years of Social Studies are required at Brownfield High School. Freshmen are re quired to take American history,While sophomores or juniors take world history. The dreaded government is a requirement of seniors. Electives in the Social Studies depart- ment are Bible class and ethnic studies. Many students find Social Studies very helpful, even though they hate to admit it. a. Sophomores pose for camera. b. Students intently studying government.