Brownstown High School - Webb Yearbook (Brownstown, IN)

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s, il. V do t C3 Y Sgr SEVENTH GRADE lhis Qlltitl-Altlltlilllf bunch ot' young' folk comprises our Seventh Grade. 'l'hev are e ' ' 'mmis U' - Q ' '5 IW His' SUUUP flllfl 1110-f o-t them search for new adventures in the fields ol' knowledge. These people are especially talented as entertainers and no doubt will heir best to scatter sunshine and joy galore on their wav through B.H.S. Their-,4 la the glorious spirit of youth. Hera-'s hoping it will never forsake them? 0I FlC'l'IRS President ..,, , . John Sehwein Secretary , ...Joy lleligfht Stewart Vice-President , ,, Jackie Hranaman Treasurer .. . ...Ir. Shntts Sponsor , , Mr. Ross EICHTH GRADE ln this group ol' selt'-conscious youngsters there may be hidden some one who in days to come may surpass the achievements ot' Edison, Roosevelt, Wilson, or Galli- Vurci. These folks make up one of' the happiest classes that ever invaded the portals B.ll.S. and before they are through their coming four years of high school they will do their bit to master the knowledge ot' the pastg to contribute to the amuse- ment of their classmates and teachersg to live up to the traditions set up by their predecessorsg and last, but not least, to establish a few new customs before they join oft the ever increasing' throne' ot' I3.Il.S. lads and lasses out in the big' parade of life. OFFICERS President ,, , Patricia Branaman Secretary Jack Collingsworth Vice-President BYI'on Stall 'l'reasurer llrabra GVZIY Sponsor ,. , Mr. Spurgeon -ur' . ::n. l

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- V ,,, V -ee -' R SUNSHINE SOCIETY In September the Sunshine Society, composed of one hundred and thirteen girls, again took up their pledge as Snnbeanis. Their first social event was an early Fall party. l This was the beginning ot' a busy year for the SS. girls. NVelt'are work and social events kept the calendar overtlowing. The girls also did their share of spreading happiness and cheer at t'hristmas time. The greatest social event oi' the year was the Mother and Daughter lfintertainment which was held in the spring. This is an event long remembered by all the girls, for a lasting friendship is established between them and their mothers which neither time nor fate can sever. HI-Y Under the capable direction and supervision ol' Mr. Ross, the Hi-Y started out this year to make little history in a big way. Twenty-two members, five having been initiated into the cluh this year, met every two weeks and alternated fun and fellow- ship programs with those ot' a serious nature, One of the outstanding social events was the Basketball Banquet given at the School Building, in March. The annual Sweetheart banquet, held in the early spring, was put on in true Hi-Y style. The success of this al't'air was attributed to a short, snappy program, an excellent menu, and a good speaker, Hi-Y aims to help an ever increasing number ot' boys to dedicate themselves, with all the talents entrusted to them, to the promotion of the highest and best inter- pretations ot' life. Not only will they get greater satisfaction from life, but they will contribute in a more generous measure to the welt'are and happiness of others. OFFICERS President, . Thomas Kieffer Secretary , .James Sheets Vice-President , , George liastin Treasurer ,, , l.eon Robertson Sponsor . . . Mr. Ross A i sl 'x QS Y . J 1 fl 1 .f . , 1