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

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IJII-'HIE-IIIDII FOR 1939 SPONSORED BY STUDENT COUNCIL BROWNSVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BROWNSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA

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ALMA MATER Down where flows the Monongohelo, Hills on every hond, Stonds our high school Alma Moter, Foirest in the land. Hciil to Brownsville, Hail to Brownsville, Ever we'll be true, Hail to Brownsville ond her colors, To the White ond Blue. Onword we will cheer her ever, Fight her bottles through, Loyol we will be forever, To the White ond Blue.

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WE DEDICATE ln his Swan Song to Brownsville, after resigning his position, Mr. Williams said, One never realizes just how many things in the life of a community play important parts in his life until the time comes to leave them. For the first time since I was five years of age I will be 'out of school'-l will not be able to look forward to a blue Monday in the classroom. Things I will miss most:-improbable but highly original excuses from provocative students, surprised parents who learn for the first time of Johnny's or Lizzie's attendance at a funeral, the friendly aid of my fellow teachers, pleasant relations with the athletics committee and just dozens of other things. To one whose subtle puns and good nature made him popular with the students, to one who not only revived but also made possible the continuance of a yearbook, we the class of 1939 humbly dedicate this volume of On-the- Mon to J. Park Williams, our sincere friend and ardent supporter.