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

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1 . . ' f BPOWHIC Chlef Of Staff i I Supervising Principal Raymond 'll Barner is now giving his fourth year of service to Browns- ville Borough Public Schools. A graduate of Kutltown Normal School, he received his B. S. ' at Muhlenberg College and his IXLB. at the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. Before coming to Browns- l ville he served California Borough in the same capacity, and prior to that he held similar posi- tions at Rockwood Borough and Perry 'l'own- ship. During his four years he has helped the Senior High School solve its problems of overcrowding by moving the general courses to the Annex at the Second X'Vard Building. Now, due to de- creasing student enrollment. our student body is again all under one roof, but Mr. Barner has no more free time than previously. In addition to his school duties he serves as a member of the Ration Board, the YVar Drive Committees. the Youth Planning Commission, Red Cross. Cloth- ing. and Scrap Drives. He is active in church work. and l1as served as President of the Browns- ville Rotary Club during the past year. Recently he has been actively engaged in helping to pro- mote school legislation for teachers salaries. Supervising Principal Raymond T. Burner Messa e To Parents The students of Brownsville High School pre- sent to you this fourth war-time issue of the yearbook On-The-Mon. As you read your copy you will undoubtedly be aware of the fact that Mr. Borner of work in his office it tells the story of a long, hard war. Matty students whose pictures appear in the yearbook will have gone forth to war. Even teachers who may have served during this school year have been replaced by others. Our teaching person- nel has changed much during these four War vears. However, the Spirit of Brownsville High School marches on. You, the parents and friends of the school, have been most patient and cooperative. The faculty, the administration. and the board of education all wish to express their appreciation for that spirit. This book honors all those who have attended school in Brownsville and who have paid the supreme sacrifice that our ideals of freedom might be perpetuated. ,It is quite fitting that we pause a moment to pay tribute to those who gave their lives to preserve our ideals. As you read this issue you will be nearer to world peace. My wish for you is a peace in IQ45 that will be both just and durable. -29-