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

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CO TE TS Alma Mater ,,Y,7,7 Page 1 Foreword 1,.. . Page 4 Contents , Page 5 Dedication 7. 1, Page 6 In Men1oria111 ,ttt,t,v , Page 3 School Drive Successes .... ,,t, Page l0 School Days fSchool Lifej .t,,,t, Page ll-25 Faculty Facts ,. . ...1..1tt11tttt 1 , ,ett tttt - -1 Page 26 Task Masters fAd1ninist1-ationj t..te, Page 27-35 Student Inventory 1 ,. ,,t,.. tt... 7 H Page 36 Classmates fStudent Biographiesj Seniors Y, ,.,, ,.t,t.. A . ,,,t,,t,,tt Page 37-55 Juniors .. at et,t,,,t.,.. . . Page 56-62 Sophomores ,e,, Page 63-60 Athletic Awards t,,tt, Page 70 Sports . . Page 71-83 Who and Wfhat H ,, ,,ttt,,t, ,..,. .,t,tet,,,e,,., , . Page 8-l Relaxation flixtra Curricular Activity, 1 Page 85-105 Appreciation ,,,,,,,,tt, ,,,, ,..., ,. W ..,, ,, Page l06 Townfolk cALlVCl'llSCl'llCIllSD , 1 .. Page l07-I2-1 3:00 A. M. in The Main Hall. Study Hall IO7

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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. - .

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ROW IE SA TE The Faculty of Brownsville Senior High School. In dedicating this volume to the teachers we pay a well deserved tribute to the fine men and women who have guided and trained the youth of the community for citizenship in a democratic world. To the ten members of the faculty who have been serving in the armed forces we express our thanks for your grand loyalty and send greet- ings, with sincere wishes for your safe return to us in the near future. To the seventeen women and thirteen men who have carried on the active work of school throughout the year, we wish to offer our sincere appreciation for your patience and help in piloting us through stress and strain of these war darkened years. We stand at attention to honor you for your sincere loyalty and leadership. We will strive to be worthy of the trust and faith you have in us and, in a great measure, live up to the ideals you have set before us. -5-