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

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(Lontentd Dedication Administration Board of Education 8 Supervising Principal 8 Principal 9 Assistant Principal 9 Secretary 9 Nurse 9 Faculty iq-12 Seniors Seniors 13-37 Popularity Poll 38-41 Under Classes Juniors 44.50 Sophomores 52-58 Activities Senior Advisory 60-61 Spanish Club 62 French Club 63 Student Congress 64-65 Library Club 66 History Club 67 Key Club 68 Sportsman Club 69 Newspaper 70 Service Clubs 71 Tri Hi Y 72-73 Hi Y 74 Thespians 75-77 Home Economics 78-79 Forensics 80-81 Band-Chorus 82-87 Yearbook 88-89 Athletics Football 92-97 Basketball 98-101 Cheerleaders 102 Track 103 Baseball 104 Advertisements Advertisers 106-131 Patrons 131

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Zj'orewor J We are but one small town on a very busy river in one of the geographically smaller states but so economically important as to be called the Keystone State of the United States. Our school is but one of the many brick structures that make up the foundation of our American Democracy. The success of the American experiment in government has come from the democratic tendencies of its basic institutions—the home, the church, and the school. Here in the Monongahela Valley, we work and play in the bright sunshine of peace, all the while praying that the threat of war will never dim this brightness. Here within the covers of this book, by means of illustrated pages, we are presenting along with the most interesting and outstanding events of the school term, our everyday life, which is in itself a min- iature democracy. Our classes prepare us for future careers, and our extra-curricular activities bring out hidden talents and abilities. Armed with our wide variety of subjects, sports, clubs and organizations, we will be well-prepared for our life in the business world after graduation.

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 dedication We, The Senior Class of Brownsville Senior High School, do dedicate this yearbook, our final high school publication to our head football coach, Mr. Warner Fritsch. Mr. Fritsch attended Clark High School in Carnegie, and Arizona University at Tempe. Before coming to our school, Mr. Fritsch taught at Scott Township High School. Mr. Fritsch is the head football coach and instructor of boys’ physical education classes. He has been here in the Senior High for three years and has made a lasting impression upon the many students who are now his friends. He is known by everyone, not as Mr. Fritsch, but as “Coach. Coach is a friend and advisor of the whole Senior Class and has helped them all over the rough spots in their work. Coach always has a pleasant smile, and a cheerful word for every- one he sees. This is one of the many reasons for his large number of friends in the school. His players, also, hold him in high regard. For in addition to his amiable personality, he is with them “all the way — and this attitude is one of the essentials in the make-up of a good coach. We want Mr. Fritsch to know how much we appreciate his being here, and the happiness and pleasure he has helped to give us. So to you. Coach, this is our way of saying thanks for everything. 6