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

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Band as it played Ma, He's Making Eyes ct Me! --at left tie band in marching formation. Precision Acti ities Yes. that snappy looking band is ours. It secured that look by constant drilling. practicing, and tnore drilling. The boys and girls behind the instruments, with their horns in one hand and tlteir lttttches in the other. gave up many a lunch hour to rush ottt to the lield lot an hour and a hall' ol' pains- takittg rehearsal. It seemed like all work and no play lor them, but they loved it. 'l'hey learned many new drills and executed them well. Many students lrom visiting schools looked at our band with awe when they strutted that last step which they learned to perfection. No other school in the valley can perl'orm it as well as the li. H. S. band membets. lielore a lootball game begins, a hush falls over the crowd and all eyes turn to see the band march into formation and get ready to play the Star Spangled Banner and Alina Mater. 'l'hese are only two ol the numbers that they played so limlullllllly' A tense mcmerit in the Donoro game No. we're not praising them too much. XVork well done. as they have done it, deserves praisc if As the team awaited a foul in the Redstone game. ,ts .Xnother I'all activity which requires rigid drilling lootball. Now the game begins and our boys, whose middlt name is Victory, play this rough and tumble game well. ll the ground ol' the athletic lield could only speak it wottld it late lllillly stories ol' the hard bumps these lads received. Boys who participate in activities such as football a basketball, learn lair play. cooperation and good sportsman ship. 'l'hey make more interesting school citizens and moit valuable citizens to the community and the world. Immediately following the lootball season the basketbil practices begin. On the gym lloor are the mighty boys thtt carry a speedy game to many schools. lt's easy l'or a winning team to be brave, but it's a dillerent story lor a losing team It seetned as il' every team they played had better materttl 1 than B. H. S. did, but with grim gave meaning to the word l'ight. 'l in the .lunior High gym were many. own glory for them. ..18.. determination the bt 'he evenings they spa but every night had

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Dismissal Dong! liight hundred prztyers have been nn- students wait until the town students ztre dis- swered. l'he bell thztt spells inom's home-cooked missed belore they leztve lor the lunch rooms lunch :md .t respite lor am hour is ztlwztys greeted lll7. 20-l .uid 205. Silence reigns in the begin- with greatt joy. Rushing buck to the home room ning ol' lunch hour, beczutse this is one time :md putting books away is done in ll lew min- young lztdies would rather eztt than talk. Un' utes. Clozus amd hztts :ire lllll on in such at hurry usuztl bitt truef ,ZZ Top Left-Noon dismissol Bottom Left-Girls Iunchroom, Room 204 that ztppeziratnce is disregztrded. lVhen these students reztch the outdoors. the pztvement in lront ol' the building is lilled to capacity with students waiting lor their chums with whotn they wztlk home. It's dillicult lor ztnybody to niztke his Will up High Street through this gang, lor their urgent need lor lood :tt this time comes beliore their mztnners. Since mztny ol' -our students are transported to school. they must bring their lunches. These Top Right-204 cwoits Jr. Bell Bottom Right-2:45 bus students dismissal ln the .tlternoon these latds :md lztssies finish the sixth :ind seventh period in greztt delight lor one more datv ol our hundred :ind ewlttv has f D f been completed. XVhen the finztl bell ol' the dzty rings. the township students, hearing the roar ol the bus motors, press lorwztrd with violent hztste to cztpture st seztt on the bus which will curry them to Home. Sweet, Home. Others hute to leztve the institution which they love. 'l'he build- ing hzts tt lorlorn look when eight lmndred stu- dents crtll it it day.