Charles F Brush High School - HiLite Yearbook (Lyndhurst, OH)

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CROWDED SCHEDULES WERE TYPICAL ! Everybody, acting in the spirit of unity and working and playing together, join in the Mexican Hat Dance. To introduce some suspense into the dance, door prizes were given to those who held the lucky ticket. lf you were present, you saw some zany costumes. Thanks to the Kiwanis, the Halloween Dance was a great success. Cider and donuts were provided to help satisfy our hunger. Although it spoiled the looks of the campus, this digging was the cause of a day off of school. The pipes were broken and in this picture they are trying to fix them.

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Marcia Lavanish YI E x M f Sf L K u .. X Mary Jean Barnhard ATTEN DANTS 453 Bobbie Spinn 3 ' Barbara Ruehle

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VE SETTLED DOWN TO WORK AND PLAY Two of the Poni-Tails chat with guests behind stage at the evening variety show. You can't stop on a dime! This was illustrated very clear- ly by several students and a teacher in a special safety car that was in the best of con- dition. I3 Members of our band, along with Euclid and Shaker bands- men, combined in the gymnas- ium for the world premiere of Waltzir1g Winds. Many interesting, new, and amazing discoveries were de- monstrated at the science assembly. l