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

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Early in the morning and again in the afternoon, our principal passes through this door and begins his work. f One of Mr. Whitlatch's jobs is to read the daily announcements over the public address system. 13

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AAR. WADE WHITLATCH—Pr ncipa To The Graduates of 1956 As you complete another milestone and face the future, responsibilities should be apparent. It will be your responsibility to apply to your living the skills, ideas, and ideals learned in school. It will be your responsibility to show the world that educaton has improved your behavior, cooperation, and respect for authority. It will be your responsibility to show that you have grown spiritually and morally. As you go forward, the faculty and administration know that you will be aware of these responsibilities and act in such a manner that you will reflect honor on yourself, your school, and your community. 12

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MRS. ALTA MAE BARRICKLOW Secretary Although Mrs. Barricklow is continually working with Mr. Whitlatch and the faculty, she never refuses to help any Brownie with a problem. April 6 was a happy day, for it is her first wedding anniversary. Music, dancing, cooking, and baking are her outside interests. MR. JOSEPH HALL Attendance Director Mr. Hall, our attendance director, is improving our school attendance consid- erably. So, after being absent, you bet- ter have a doctor's excuse because you won't hear There will be no detention tonight very often. 14 MRS. GOMERY School Nurse A person often seen around B. H. S. is Mrs. Gomery, our school nurse. She was a graduate of the Union- town Hospital and did her post-graduate work at Providence, Rhode Island. Keeping us in good health is her aim.