Brownstown High School - Webb Yearbook (Brownstown, IN)

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'A e op the serl flee, e vo svn F f Scbool, reellblnv that our da s as e o ' 6 J ftovn 1 h School are aboat at an end d lrlnp to m we soosa of our proportf and belon lngs, do decl re tnls to ee our last will and testament, hereby revorinv any 11113 bf us made in PPG V1 OHS :y'8i1I'S l It is our desire that our alla mater bcnefit as much as possible by our domlcile in the hieh schoal, rl we therefore leave the bulk of our estate to the hi b school We realize that what we are leaving is nothing to como re in value with what ve are may for and taaing away from high school Any smmll contribution th1t we have been able to make cannot ln mnv wav compensate the school what it has done for us To them we lewve the stage doors our class plcture to be bun 1U tlc librarv 2 Feel nn ver ff ctlon t .of d the 1UH1OT class, OUT o er tl t tu lf 1 J Y X ro HlfplCH t Q up we tl! to tit h vb PV alrf r s se+ for sfnv r To the JUHLOLS lso, q if fr o no na we 6 members of un QT l s Betty Knott wtll n r t Bcttf Qh play l utr pr tt Norma Q 1 CU W VHOTW Ruth Ann Stot Knott Louis Sommcrs Hurley Don Schncid Rt lI'1bO Jane Pfreinrer ills her hlCk Robert Nus ll l e uv: L R 'won J uksen thrdn W C r wllls hfr crown Roy Main wllls hls t p dlncinf Veung bon xllls h lnflac ro r slr t LllS ls, lnnlrl l of our men cnpacitv in in me sur C Gnu cb rish fo l s t Mwrflnlo n lrn n x.vYnJ. TN W 1 Browninf to I rilvn Lee Lutes 1 l r C llnn l lllt e afr o rgo tlll Q ' Lou to Ch rles UChuc ' vllls 1 cnevlsant of f rminf to Robert 'Pinkev ttwnfr to Phfllis Zabel th tirhth vr Ge rlrls to to Wthbl SCHWQID art to Robert NDoughbell3 ,,,,. ,v- C'...Nl 3.1 ki...L:T. X p A 1, 1, -, x -'- - - - 1 . ' . Van, .1glL-37f'f3 l A . pg: or L - af sho BJ -hd., ff. ,lclh . . '-. l.Q ' Y . stuiants f shi Urvwnst L n . . V' u is V 'E 7 I H g . We X ' n , ang .es .l.c U .an cl A l Q 1' 1- w - A ' - Q' f a-c 1 1 - 'T . , ,. f gf . L C5 'w 1 I, N. .L . ' 4 -- . . :M .CA e N Y . g f fx I 1 ' ,' 4 1 'A 14- IV' ' 4 ggi 0 1 , 3 ' r'. Y ' f ' ll A, or 4 C. . U 1, , X , I 'V V I U . . J. A I A L C v V K . f ' I 1 I A . D t . . ' 1- x , r lr , . -4 O .. . . n,. A. - . P . X L L .4 4 ,e 4 ,L ' 1 Q . Y . . -- c 1 Q c J a e Q e t far s ., 1 1 it is . .. . ., g , de e hat tg cl? F .cf t a l W ,' is tal a L t rd na Ze effj jurirr class hai have L ' l' l y M a - ' ' ' .. ' . . , .- -. . , x C int Len fwlv li .lff J ' Jmclt- fe - e--o l-'0es. M. U -X ' ' ., - , Y. b V. , . ,5 ,, . -J ' , -,L f' 'HU be Jfiltjfl LQJ3 I- t tx I . 1.44. to -lg as W2 have .one. , ,, . 7 .. ' 5--Each of us has soecial COhtFlUULlOHS to maze to indlvidual L 1 the ld? c u sman group me l on g ., A , .. , w 5 A J , I .ss .e- Ewlby flLK cu T..ce',':. 'Q.,. a . ' . . , .,, , ' -4- .- ' ' - K t. i jj url ls 3 1 e , .y U J LA: .lo fliy. l s , f 5. A .2. T,lo1:13 Y' . ,fgr ' 'lf flea: wflfii :Wifi B' sill T-Q U ULU C . L a Tlils ll'ulLlg Em'r leer: Tins if. TX.Tf , ,Anna -f . '. .. ' , . ' V ,Y . do 'rv , , j ... ' Na nl ?.'UL v l-s has ,alot ,annex ,U 4 pn New Q. . 'Q . 1 f . ' 5 1 ,, ,, ,, , 'V , ' . V 2 w lls ser LD , 3- ,tll lwa c t Ma rie Q . v' - W ' ,f f , . - G ,..- G ' s als liva for Mary a k' , Q. .. ' A ' -. , W , . J yr H U llS l .v Q ,' . a 2 X l ' t 1 ld. z c X V7 1 c- 'z '1 w ' -n 1 y I I .1 3 sl .. VL IA. - , L L ' I Q. . , c . J Us 1 l S hl le 1 ivr me K X J at, , . ,1 f CLJ .. L. R- . Kr- T. rw 'X 77 1 ' . A I f ' ' 'z ' QA, ' 1,4 ,. J . -1 V 3,4 1 , l Ht ' ' .'s a 5 5 L r f . N' -4 I

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By this tlme they had a1r1ved at the are of l4 Ol thexeaoouts and they realized that thef were growing up, so they declded to stop running around with grade school youngsters Therefore, they took up their resldenee at Brownstown Firh School where Bett Shlpley, Norma lhomas, Don Schneider, aoml Stout, Mabel Benter, Floyd Forpey fnow of the U S av,7, Qett lean Lucas, Don Goen, and Mary Jane Shelton JOIHGG the crouo Here they found that if they would carefully follow in the footsteps of the mlnlty seniors they would become as famous as others who ' left thelr footerints in the march of time There were now Sl ID their earty They worked hard and developed from Freen freshies into all wlse sophomores Yo: history was in th maklnp 'hat rrldes ther caotuzed' lhat traditions they upset' It was h re tlat tlef 8CCOmp1lSh6d their flPSf brave deed upon whlch lasting fame may rtst The discovered a method of belne bl to F t through el sses without the us of textbooks hey GLSCOJLTEG a method thmt had never before been used by students They learned how to bluff or at least they thouvht they were bluflinp until the laculty dished out the vrade cards After that ther revlsed their plan and of their grade cards lhere was no grand and F1OV1OU feellrr llke the one the had the div they became JUHIOFS where the last memner of their party Roy lain, Joined the group Of all the cla es in the school thi was the favored cla s lou see, the sexlors were afraid of them becau e if the sen1or mistreated the iUHlOPS they mlght not vet any Prom The sophomores Jere afrald of the juniors becau the llfed 1H hopes that the mlght pet an in vitation to tl Brom We fre hmen iust d11n't know any better The faculty, of cou1se, liked all the cl , and tl t lncluded the juniors so the jdnlor cla s N the mo t popular cla s n high school There 1 a motto Jhich reads, Ulf you want to pet to the top, keep CllmblHP That 13 what they did The senior clas was monarch of ll it surv f d It r1l d the brown town Hlgh School It took all the ho ors It pet ll the diplomas The whole community xlll turn out for its graduation ' e present to you the Senior Class ol lQ44 . ,I . ,I ,I 1 A K L, I 4 Y 1 Y O D .- 'j 1 at C 5 I . ,A . H.. . . - ' rr: TY ' 1 If ,F . c J N 1 1' . rv Y- f' X u s i1 L 1 3 ff 1 J ' . . ,, ' 1', 3 Q I' A L'3 Y F ,A . 1 , . ,1, . . .4 1 sad Q ' - '1 ', 5 x . ' 1 L 1 3 J n J ' A ' J L k .. 1 J - X 1 ..', ' , .L 1 L O . ww w p fs, ' 'f, y f -x 1 1 w L1 r 3- vi ,J 1 L, 4, L m., . 17 - 1 - - , v - . 3 . 'f 13? 1 L .1 , ' 1 5 ' 1 1 1 -7- .1 ' ' . L , .1 1, 1 1. . , 1 J 'x f n N ' R3 Q Q ' X5 AA in . fy 1 I rfw - ' . - . ,, G . l T ' -' 1 f . , E 7 H 3 , X 1 1 3 ' . , .1 1' 3 A 1 -D , V I V ..- . . . 1 L J' :- u ' 'J , . .J ' 1 L L ' 9 . . decided a little study would be beneficlal to the future hlSt0Py J Y I m . . . v 1 ' jj - S J 1 .L 1 . 1 1 , Y I I 4 -Y y I I ' 'E .A , f - V A ' 1 1 L l ., 5 ' , ' 1 r cw cw i , 11 1 J s . no TT ' S . S - . J L -1 I K ' C' ' r1 ' IJ . L . . O 1 1 1 f l . . . Q X 1 L 'v , - ,W S v i v 9 ' S9 ,Zi Y ' .l J J Y, J 1 Y r 1 - ' , 11 0 .LL ' S - , , L 1 . - f' .1 . I' 8 S S '3 S 'X A ia . ,, .l . l . n- ,- es' 'as .2 L s s 1 N D x ' ew A '11 , 5 , -- -J f . v . K 1, , - - 11 - -1 .- A J u r . ' 1 . 35 7 S a ej . .e 'N t ' 3 ' , L 1 u . N .1 fl L 1 ,Ea S U. 1 0 , ' - '11 . -A J ll ' 'I , ,. ' 4 1 Ja I ' , 0 ' .J A O

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Julie Lubker wills her winning ways with the Seymour boys to Wanda Sterling. Betty Kuehn wills her quiet manner of speaking to Lavon Goss. Geneva Hobbs wills her witty ways to Sara Lou Spurgeon. Norbert Herrmann wills his Gymbol award and his ability to get along with the teachers to Melvin Purkey Jo Ann Gray will her devillsh ways to Betty UllSOH Hazel F star wills Ier height to Mary Lou vallace Floyd Forgcy wills hi sailor su1t to Ralph KlHWOPthY, Jr Jim Blevlns wills his Frank Slnatra personality to ulsom an HB1ll Betty Jean Lucas wllls her knovlcdpf of cookine to Louise Beickman Mabel Bent r wllls her ch rminp manner to Ruth Vivian Robbins Don Goen wills his title of UChiefn to Bob Kaufman Hilda Wolka wills hor M P to Nellie Smith Carolyn Jolka wills her correspondence wlth the boys ln the armed forces to anyone who has none, enouph for ll that postage Elizabeth Knott wllls h r rt f s wins to Maxine Kaufman Betty Goen wllls h r belief ln the sawing nwhile the cft's away, the mice will plaw to Mary Jane McCrar, Elizabeth Flo twood wills her flpurc to Eva June Mullen M ry Alice Bowman wllls htr Jfllcc qlb to Doris Helman t Jennie Anr Jornsan Marvaret Kestner wills her tumbling ability to Velda Purkev Wava Lee Atkinson w1lls har beautiful red hair to Norma Hehmgn 4 ie have a very very deep feelin? f r members of the faculty of our fair soho 1 It is our leslr thmt ther have many many years of happy teachinr amonp students f our c liber Je feel that we have been a gre t help to the faculty members, fer from our answer on tests and in class the faculty has probably learned many facts not before known, nd never adgudped as accurate 5 We beli1Je 1D tVlS preat countr in which we reside We therefore plelg the students of this hlah school to follow in our ways and footsteps that they, too, Paf be patriotic cltizens That is the why of all this educational theory and machine to make Hood citizens 'is I 3 C1 x ' ' ' T AJ L i 0 . YY' A C. 3 3 Tl J C. T. : U . ' 5 - J X S I N L l A - , - n A C C L l . d ' H C I . I 4 F. 'X A x v. L ' J ' ' ca . I ,. . 1 3 G . ll 1 3 . 4. ' 1 x Q ' - ' . L 0 F R J 1- I o X 1 . 9 - f B B 1 2 L: tg l 'f . t of' , t , :1 . l , . e a o e' , . . . . C ' . J X p VL . - 1 f ' j ' j 1 f - 5 V . . ga V ' ' m . , .. t , . v . 1 A ,... . . 8 l 1. . ' V 3 1 f L , , ' . Mary Jane Shelton wills her knowledge in commercial subjects CJ X L A V . ' kJ' I ' 3 C u 1 L , ' ' x L - L . A ., --rs , J 1 1 t , , o . . , . A 4 fo . L r ' e 5 ,f a ,L 1 ,' u , . 'V ' r Q f XS t D s Q El 0 'J M' 3 u - fl , ' , 7 , . . , s 1 Q' -L . . ' ,I K R 3 L C. U h Y . . X, ,. J ' .L ' 1 l X I' D f if - J ,pe . L E, n .Q 5 . , ,- .X ' ' I f , K ,G ., ., U - . . K - ! L 1 A k 1 C K 7' Q A c Q1 n MJ I