Brownstown High School - Webb Yearbook (Brownstown, IN)

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--1, -if G A.A. The Girls' Alhlm-tic :xSSOC'l2llll7ll is um' of ilu- must zwliw- 4-lulrs in li.H.S. In the 4-arly fall ilu- girls 4-r1g1z1,Q'L-cl in such sports as Ivlllllr, :xml sulllmll :xml with the com! ing' ul' cnlll ww-:mills-1' vullvylnznll zmml lmslivtlmll czum- intl, pmnlinvllvm-. Bcslclm-s its 11m-11-si H1 pllblllflllllg' sports ulwmg ilu- Llllls wi Vlll'lHllS classes. Tha- G..-X..-X, has SIlUllSllI'l'fl Ll IlllllllJL'l' ol' Pzxrlic-s :xml Play Nights, OFFIVICHS l'1'L-sicla-nt lflizznlwtll lflllllllillll SL'L'l'C'l2ll'j' Bl:11'Q'z11'm-I BlLllll'Il x'lC'L'-l,l'k'Sl4ll'Ill .'XYl1l1 N. M1-f'1'z1x'5' 'l'n-zlslllm-1' Nlzxry .lzmv Zzxblv Spmlsm' , Miss Smith TENTH LECION The Tvnth l.l'1IlUll urulm-1'thccupablc spm1sm'sl1ip of Bliss Maniou. was il plan of cm-atilmg' 21 f.l'l'l'1lll'l' lllll'l'l'St in Latin. The C'lulm's 0l'Q'1lIllZ2lllllIl was lmscrl uplm principln-s ui' llumzm Gm'v1'nnu-nt. Tln- purposo of thc clulm was tl11'co-folcl: namely. tu lm-11111 nmmrc about Human puople aml tha-il' lamgllzxgw- :xml customs, to fiml the lmlvusllrululv siclm- ut' Latin and its rclutcll topics and to vnjny thm- I'vlluwship ul' cu-ma-mbcrs. UFFIVICIIS Prosixlont ,, , 'l'lmm:1s Kin-l'l'e1' Souvtu1'y-'l'1'l-uslln-1' Holwrt Sago Yicz--Prusirln-nt,, llmmlml Wuynmun Spnmsm' . Miss Mzmicm vw., - 'T' is 'fam l 623,

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f ' - vv. Y C-LEE CLUB Ability to express one's feeling in song is regarded as an important asset to per- sonality. This opportunity is offered in the High School through the Glee Club. The aim of the club was to instill into the hearts and souls of the boys and girls a deeper appreciation for music and to develop that tiny spark of admiration for good music which already existed in the group when they so enthusiastically organized. Not long after training was well on the way. improvement was clearly noticeable, The club gave witness ot' its skill at the Baccalaureate Services. Miss Denny, director, has won the admiration of all the hoys and girls and they leave with the expressed wish that next year's club will receive as much enjoyment from it as they have. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club was organized early in the school year under the sponsorship ol' Miss Frances Smith. Its object is to stimulate the interest of the girls in the problems of the home, and to bring into closer relationship Home liconomics in oui school, our homes, and our community. The Cluh has enjoyed many good times, including several parties, The girls, who were interested in sewing helped make curtains to be used in the Museum at the Jackson County State Forestry. OFFICERS President Marjorie Anthony Treasurer ,Bobbie Harris Secretary., Oliver Huber Sponsor ,, ,.,, Miss Smith .ua-., . X 1 ' . qw A i 1 - 1

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1- ! It BEAR NEWS A school paper is a vital part of a schools existence. It alone can portray anml record school life as it occurs from clay to clay. The Bear News is instrumental in creating and stimulating loyalty ancl good sports- manship among the pupils. It not only informs the pupils of this school ot' the activities ot' the various clubs and organizations, but also tends to knit more firmly the friendship between the school and the community without whose support we could not exist. Ever since September 19335, the Bear News has grown and won tho favor and the support of the students and the community. OFFICERS Editor eri,, C Thomas Cribb Art Vvw,...,,ete .i,ee.. Esther Stotz Newsw, C ,Curtis Brodhecker Grades .eetet to C .Frances Martin Sports ,Y,,t ,C Leon Robertson Business M951 '...tt t,,te, G eorge Eastin Columnist C e,tt Don Wayman Circulation Mgr. tRobert Sage Features C to C .Roberta Clark Sponsorse ,ttw v,eeeu N Ir. Akers