Brownsville High School - On The Moon Yearbook (Brownsville, PA)

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SVI r Carson CPresents Hrs Orchestra String Segtlgn The W0OdWll1dS Another group not ofhcxally orgamzed, yet one of the fore most IS the Orchestra, where we End a diversity of pieces and mstruments apparent thxs year Contmuous practxce and hard work have been put forth by the members and conductor Mr Carson nn order to accomphsh the first and second parts of P the requnred number of orchestras entered m Class A County competition at Connellsvrlle thxs year Honors were bestowed upon Evelyn Basckay, Betty Fetty, and Mr Carson, when Evelyn and Betty served as members of the state orchestra at Munhall thus year Mr Carson served as guest conductor durmg one of the evemngs performances Romauldo Alvaro, band and orchestra member, served as flute soloxst nn the dlstrlct band last year Charles Bradley, trombone sololst has won the County champxonshnp for the last two years and Evelyn Basclcay, vxolxst placed second at the state contest last year Brasses Drums, Piano, etc Q Schuberfs Unfinished Symphonyg the second art of which is 25

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'Thespians Plan CBig Tear Another orgamzatxon that bubbles over wxth energy ln our school IS the Thespnan Dramatlc Socrety, whlch produces and sponsors all the plays of the season Thus orgamzatxon IS sponsored by Mnss Donahey and Mass Grossman, her assistant The mmatxon of new members takes place once each semester, provxded candidates have fulfilled the requirements of thus Natnonal Society The new recruxts must pay a fee of 1 50 and ln return recenve a Thesplan magazme publxshed monthly Each senxor member of the club recewes a gold pm as a symbol of his membershxp m the club 'liz Eflicxent Stage Crews 74 . . ,, . ,, .... . - 5 . , 1 3 ' W we-as--H 'V -if . -

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Hz THas Hugh Ideals The H1 Y boys of the school with Mr Gxbson as sponsor have had a very actwe orgamzatnon through out the fast fading school term A drlve for new members slcatmg parties a clean speech campaxgn and a sweater hop go down as some of the major club actxvmes of the past year The two most successful organized sports of the club have been bowling and basketball Axmlng to do thelr good tum before the year was over the club bought mxrrors for the boys and gxrls rooms ln the school a most commendable act mdeed Working m harmony with the Tn H1 Y the HI Y held the fall rally of the groups from thus dnstnct of our state at the South Brownsvxlle Methodrst Church on October 14th Club OEcers are President Tony Russo Vlce Presxdent George Haney Secretary Burke Cock and Treasurer Richard Prxtts 46 0 D n . , . 7 . - 9 1 x r 7 ' ' . - - Y . . 5 1 5 1 9 y v , .