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

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Seats for All The Three Musketeers Its a glonous day and we can see students from Brownsville, and Brownsvxlle Townslup trudgmg up Scrahbletown Hull on the shoe leather express, whxle their more fortunate frxends who reslde above the school just coast m to then' destmatlon In exther case they re forced through necessity to wear an extra brrllnant shme on thexr shoes fYou know, to hide the burnmg fact that their dogs are on Brel Meanwhxle their neighbors from the townshxps, jefferson, and Luzerne respectxvely, are bemg con veyed to school by bus-an :deal means of transportation nn any one s language providing you re lucky enough to lnve through the first few weeks of scnmmage agamst the bumps bounces and whatnots However, xt would seem from our observatlon that thls IS one tlme when the country jake puts xt over on the cnty sllclrer by tradmg ln Shanks mare on a Htwer Schedule changes are frequent and from the lme waxtmg outsxde the office to have thexr programs rearranged, a stranger would gather that fire sale IS talnmg place Class Changes Are Orderly In a Hurry to Get Home 5

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Foreword In presentmg thxs ntneteen thtrtx e1ght echtxon of the OIN THE MOIN tht staff feels that that are lteepmq DTP f li all new ana tllfltrent from tlte ntraet oolx Thu feel that they are gmng you a hook that ts not just another annual An earnest attempt has been macle to present a more or less chronologtcal htstory ol the school year both by word and 1llustrat1on A STUDENT COL NCII PUBI ICATIONI Y . . - s - . , - A C ll K sf alixvzg thi- rxglirv cgggrorl ljv grlfymtc orll uri Tlw rnfzln-.un I' N! ' 'x '1 F V 'x 'M' 'I' 'A , 1 - . . 2 ,, ,, lj U . . , . ,,. 7 V .. ta , , . N - Y N s X ,i . A - 4 - 1- A

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Traffic 1n the halls frequently jams, or goes the wrong way, but then, th1s 15 only natural consxdenng the length of tlme that everyone has been out of hamess Humor rs mserted mto the occasxon very frequently when a somewhat bewrlderecl student, not always a sophomore, pops mto the wrong room at possxbly the wrong tlme, and prepares to entrench for the rest of the term, only to fmd out lus embarrassmg mnstake, and IS forced to evacuate before It s too late In general, every school boy and gxrl look forward to the mtroductron and speedy completxon of another school year on the mllestone of lrfe Our school admmxstratlon rests rn the capable hands of Robert E Austnn, the prmcxpal, and hrs assxstant, Mr J Parke Wnllnams Much of thexr routnne busmess IS handled by our efliclent secretary, Mary Orr And now we Introduce to your our faculty Carl A Aschman, who heads the lrst, has been head athletic coach at B H S for the past four years He ably teaches P O D and Amerxcan History on the side He rs a natxve son of the magic cxty Charlerol and a graduate of W and I College Makmg Schedules GAA' 6 ,e-ee,ecW-- be W, We -c,v ,vc-, g i X v e e e 1