Brunswick High School - Railroader Yearbook (Brunswick, MD)

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Genesis 1:26 likenessg and let them have d l -11. lui- FOREWORD , And God said, Let us make man in our image, after ominion over the fish of the se and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over . . h all the earth and over every creeping thing that creepet upon the earth. That was man's beginning --the FIRST FRONT TER, Today, we embark upon a New Frontier of space flights, nuclear pow er, s nthetic fabrics, speeds greater than sound, weather control, Y and fantasies not yet even conceived. Our nation is strong and must remain strong in order to d ow as the new frontier expands. A nation's' strength is foun gf in its people and a people's strength is found in their religion and educ ation. it Q, Today as never before, education is the key to the structure -' ' ' k Hi h School is just of an enduring world. The new Brunswic g . Within its walls each day, the formula for a better world and better educated citizens is improved and expanded. We study science and mathematics to be able later to give man a longer life-span through better foods and medicine. We learn eagerly about our forefathers ' h who first founded our lands and then set about to improve t e one millimeter in that key way we live. Today, however, our capa y much greater because there is so much more to be learned. d that must be re- searched further because all we know today will be obsolete tomorrow. Only advanced and thorough education and a sincere desire this new scientific age. With education will come the knowledge to each of us that cit for learning must be so Every day new discoveries are announce to learn can enable man to survive in ever day as we enter our bright new school we are stepping Y onto the threshold of a new frontier. As each day ends, it brings a tomorrow with an even n to be made and still more to learned. T' ewer frontier of new discoveries 1' t -n 1 IM lH1Mlll ,il -qi 1 L l . -...Ei -1Q' rl 3 1 13 - Editor in Chief h

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Students anxiously await the start of a new day in their new school. While waiting to begin their daily routine of changing classes, they often think of the events that may take place during these first days. A new school along with new methods of teaching means new opportunities. These opportunities make available to the student, whole new possibilities for learning. Today's student can be better prepared to make his way in the modern world than at any time in the past. Today, we have a new school with new methods for new students who are presented with a new challenge for the future. nf ...A uf., , . V , - '..p-,Q ,ni ,.,,.s - 9' an ff C' Y- . V P. 1 WW, . it--1 fJ1'a',',,,, -ez-' , .mrV',' ,. ,,. ,J V .. kwa V, , 1 U- .,,., ,... . fa' X.. ,Aft Liv'-, ,: tu V M J,- ,-Xe' .af 4. S., , ,-.i -f' . .',.' .,,,. ,ge ,V-1':4,l,, 0- av! .,, -ff- .4-' nf .., ...ui -if '- :'-- HI' .,:'..f' - I ' 1 ,LL'w,f ' , ,. F .,,,,,,. mm- ,,,. . I.: ij ' Q' ,..,-f 'I 1. .f 'av' 'Q fn.. .-9 gal n. it ., ,,... .4 ,.., .-- ,,,,.,..,.-. ...gm sehr .- .4 'KH ww 'H r Edin l - 3 sal l ,,.-its l Le. Q ,V l vt ITR 'Qi