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

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IMPRESSIONS OF B. H. . A Required Course All students are required to take English each semester of every year they are in school. The grammar classes are never as interesting it seems to pupils, as are the Literature or oral speech work. Nevertheless. the gram- mar sessions are the foundation for proper enjoyment of the language we speak and use every day. Small won- der, then, that we have more teachers, more classes and more students in that subject than any other in the building. Mrs. Carson Cwhose class is here pic- tured? and Miss McGinty instruct the sophomores, while Miss Nicholas, Miss Grossman and Mrs Troth are respon- sible for the Junior and Senior instruc- tion in this vital subject. Noon Doncing in The Bond Room. Between Bells Between classes is the time you re- member to tell Jane about the adorable dress Helen was wearing last night at the dance, and oh, yes, that Bo-b was with Betty instead of Cora. It's the time when anything can and does hap- pen. Shall we take Steve for example? He devetedly escorts that certain somebody to class and amidst the con- fusion, starts to go the wrong way. After having succeeded in stopping or shall we say dividing traHie by drop- ping that overstuffed notebook, the poor lad attempts to retrieve his be- longings. Half the students trip over him and in a few seconds all is silent, but not clear. A very unhappy lad arrives in class very late. But he need not look for pity- The heartless teacher merely glares at him and coldly asks, 'tWhere have you been? As I said, anything can happen. Mrs, Ccrsorrs Sophomore English Close, Noon Dancing After having had little or nothing to do during the lunch hour in the pre- vious months. the students gladly danced to the rhythm of Eddie Scott's crchestra for a half hour of real en- joyment each noon. Because of the bad Weather the band found it neces- sary to practice indoors recently elimi- nating noon dancing after three weeks. To protest would have been useless be- cause of the necessity of constant prac- tice by band members to keep their gcod rating. The students in general hope that arrangements can be made to facilitate noon dancing in the Com- ing year. Moiri Hall during change of classes,

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