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

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-THE- An Annual Publication of BROWNSVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BROWNSVILLE, PA. SponsoredBy THE STUDENT COUNCIL EditedBy THE JOURNALISM CLASS 1945 EDITION VOLUME X -3 --

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X Q 4, A Wil? AW . . 1 Soufh Hill, where the Senior High School Building looks over the Monongohelo River, Lock Five, GT Brownsville, Po. The historic town of Brownsville os viewed thru the Inter-county lFoyefle-Woshingtonl Bridge, -2-

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FORE ORD In this the fourth year of World War Il we Brownies have gone on in full force despite handicaps and shortages. We, as students, have crowded into fewer busses and waited longer for our trips to school. Many of us have enjoyed to the fullest the remaining extra-curricular activities that are functioning. Still others of our number have given up these opportunities for enjoyment and tied them- selves down to part-time and full-time jobs after school, to help the war effort by releasing others or filling in for those who have left for the Service. Each month some of our Senior and junior boys have left without completing their courses to answer their draft call or enlist. The Brownie taskmasters and taskmistresses have done their share too. Teachers have taken on heavier schedules and given up their rest periods to substitute for others of the faculty who were ill, because we have so few persons to serve as substitutes today. During every month of the school term the Brownies were called upon for help in all types of drives for bonds, paper, scrap, clothing, and many other things. Our answer to these appeals has been to surpass the goals allotted to us. High Street entrance of Brownsville Senior High. Rear entrance of Senior Hugh ,L 6 fgfgr s 1 V,-1 I-1 1al,i?f.?i2il. ny. - .