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

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Foreword As the hour glass of Father Time drops its grains of sand one by one marking the weeks into months, the months into years, and the years into decades, it is the wish of every member of the staff that this publica- tion may be o pictorial resume of past events, past associations, and past adventures. In all the present visits and those to come within the covers of this book, the reader is asked to regard it as A Student's Progress , an itinerary that shall carry him to the several ports or mediums in which he has spent the past year of his school life. The moving finger writes -and still is writing in the great Record Book. That this Yearbook may embody cherished moments and may be an ultimate reminder of the past in the years that are to follow accomplishes the goal of those who have aspired to produce a worthy yearbook. Page 5.

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edication The Student Council of Brownsville Senior High School, as repre- sentatives of the student body, wish to dedicate this record of the past year to Mr. Raymond T. Barner, Supervising Principal of the Brownsville School System. As head of a dominant unit in the maintenance of a democracy, he has assumed the responsibility of preparing the youth ofthe community to meet the situations and perplexities that the world showers upon graduates. For two terms under Mr. Barner's capable direction, the school sys- tem has steadily progressed toward being a more vital influence in the com- munity. With more than ci score of effective changes to his credit, it seems only fitting that we should offer this sincere tribute in recognition of his whole-hearted efforts in our behalf. Page 4.

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