Brussels High School - Bronco Yearbook (Brussels, WI)

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GIcm Forty-nine Sophomores, largest class in Brussels High School history, took another big step forward toward their most important goal—graduation. Only two have fallen by the wayside. Pres, Bertha Nellis capably led the class with the help of Bob Hafeman, Vice Presidentj Shirley Bournoville, Sec¬ retary, and Shirley Lampereur as Treas¬ urer. Our advisor was Mr. Thielke. Our Candidate, Shirley LeRoy won the ticket sales contest and was Carnival Queen by Donald Tebon, cort. Oh, those poor dumb FreshmenI crowned her V asn t fun J Wr I « 7- » , i Sit ¥ ■W „ • $ £} • 6 12 °v? ' °®-2 7 4 a £ ’ ® t £ ' Ji 1 t ; L 1 w , 4 1 i 4 SL V V, A

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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

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4 - o 3: Gt ' i - i- fe. Qi © ' 3 9 fl „ %« © © 4 It-r - 1 T- Sl - V- ’ ... + £ • z ' 4 ' ' Z a, io . %, 7 «i • ■ Z ' G.. 6 , ■ a s 4 w j- k ► ‘ 4 1 .V- fyti LluftGMi, ClaM ened Many na opportunities for learning bright Ones of mir Frpchmon uhon tnav on lUiJiUACS iUi JLtfdllJXUg UX JLgIJO — - the hopes of our Freshmen when they en¬ tered the doors of Brussels High, Our class of 32 members found the new Home Economics Department and Farm Shop very interesting. Through the fine cooperation of the upper classmen, we have made notable progress. Thirteen students participate in band,and five are in chorus, Lowell Pavlik, Glenn Griep, Kenneth Karnitz and Emery Vandenhouten made the B squad in Basketball, They are fine prospects for the varsity team. The following class officers were elected; Guilette, Pres,; Glenn Griep, Vice Joyce Kaye, Sec-Treas.: and Lowell was our Student Council Represent- Miss Jarman and Mr. Roberts are our class advisors. At the Carnival we were represented by Alexander and her escort Kenneth Kar- Elaine Pres ; Pavlik ative.