Brussels High School - Bronco Yearbook (Brussels, WI)

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jjuttiosi GlcM As our senior year draws near, a happy junior year draws to a close Twenty nine juniors have completed another successful year under the supervision of our class advisor. Mr. Byers. We were politically represented by the following officers; President: Jerry Schley; Vice Pres: Gloria Sacotte; Sec-Treas: Louis Neuville, and Student Council repre¬ sentative; Della Destree. Gloria Sacotte and her escort Cletus Fontaine represented our class at the Carnival. Our class cheer¬ leader is Pat Dellamur. Our beautiful class rings arrived at Christmas time to brighten our holiday sec.sen. Class talent sparkled in many different act¬ ivities. Milton Hafeman and Cletus Fontaine won major letters in football and basketball and also took leading parts in dramatics. Glory Vandenhouten was the leading scorer on the girls basketball squad. V 7 9 K r ra « » 1 t ' . i f 1 - -rf g r 4. ft } p • to • 46. 9 Z L ■0 ic 4 4 ■S$ i ¥- i ° s , ' Oh 9 to , -4 lb U . t

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■ t o r- ' t T O M 5 rtv oT .9 i i Talent shone brightly as nany of our cls,ss participated in school activities. Gerald LuMaye, Donald LaLuzerne, and Robert Hafeman won letters in football and basketball. Shir¬ ley Bournoville was Captain of the girls basketball teas. Joan Cumber has become a rather famous school artist. Full use has been made of the new Home Economics and Ag¬ riculture building. These courses are golden opportuni¬ ties for which we are thankfliL