Trevor G Browne High School - Lair Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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lsltors Ado' New Dimensions To Campus Top left: As part of the Career Week activities sponsored by the vocational division of the Phoenix Union High School District, Browne students got career information for many different vocations. Bottom Left: A new cultural experience for many was a dance lecture performed by the Metropolitan Dance Troupe. The lecture- demonstration introduced a brief history of modern dance. Below: Trevor Browne, left, namesake to the school, attends the opening dinner for the North Central Evaluation team. Below right: Unidentified speaker for American Airlines visits one of the business classes to give students an in- formal talk on the airline in- dustry. 'lllililrvooobisl Mwoclmooe Activities-23

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Bruins Romp Homecommg Week Tricycle races, cookie-eating, egg tosses, floats, human pyramids, strange fashions and many other novelties were exhibited Homecoming Week on the Browne campus. Student government organized Homecoming Week this year. They promoted contests between houses during fifth and sixth periods each day. House 2 triumphed in the interhouse competition. Friday night the culmination of activities in- cluded judging of floats that were built by clubs and organizations on campus, and half-time crowning ceremonies. Left: House two's human pyramid in the making. Below: Egg toss on Browne - very delicate operation -the yolk's on you! x M 'X Q. S, 4 hw Activities 25 'ew'-, Wi'