Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

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Tum Em-lo ' vitluztls to rt-t':tl,l tht-ir niistlt-t-tls. I tryt- Illirlr-t-H .Xt lust wt- lat-t-:uno St-niors. tlintin- Wt-ll, kitls will ht- kitlsf' llowt-vt-r, isht-tl StIlllt'Vl'llili in nunilnt-rs ol' origi- wt- tlitl provt- ourst-lvt-s tlt-tritlt-tllty ust-- ,ml 'twt-nty-sixt-rs lay virtut- ol' tht- t'ul wht-n tht- nt-w ntltlition wus nmtlt- lnw ot' ,survival ot' tht- Iittt-st, hut tht- to tht- l'ztul llatrling lluiltling. Soph- loss wats nnltlt- up lay Vuluulvlt- zttltli- oniort-s rurrit-tl untl l'ztstt-nt-tl tlown tio st-:its shoultlt-r to ,shoultlt-r with Son- iors :intl -luniors. NYt- wcrt- proutl ot' that nt-w huiltling :intl wt-ll wt- nnight ht-. Hur -lunior ,vt-ur ln-ought us our rings. 'l'host- rings t-:lust-tl inort- tlis- turh:1nt-t- than tht- t'h:u'lt-ston or Xluh .long. llowt-vt-r, tht-rt- is un t-ntl to ull strit't-, untl wt- st-ttlt-tl tht- ul'l'uir ht- ut lust. .X Vllilllgt' ol' oll'it't-rs took plzlrt- zllrout t'hristnnls. lirnt-st lfllzlt-k wus insult- prt-sitlt-nt, Floytl tllllotlyl lig- inontl, vit-t--prt-sitlt-nt, l rt-tlt-rit-k l.t-w- is, st-t-rt-tury, :intl llorothy Millt-r rt-- nniint-tl trt-nsurt-r. 'l'ht-n tht- .Iunior-St-nior liillltllltlli lloulilt-, tloulilt-, toil zlntl troulnlt- ns l'roin st-vt-rul outlying high svhools. Now thztt wt- nrt- St-niors wt- ft-t-I no hight-r nor lriggt-r than wt- thtl wht-n wt- wt-rt- Fl't'Slllllt'll. lt is at notulrlt- fait-t thzlt tht- nnort- ont knows, tht- nlort- ht- knows how littlt- knows. I l l'l'-Vlllllllll ft'IlUll'N llt' klwlrx it till .' .l Noplttnntwt' Hlllllt'-Y lit' l.'n'ntt'.w il till: .l -llllllill' llttnlm lit- lrnotrx tt tfrwtll puff of il till: lftll tl Nvnftn' lt'ltutt'.v tlttl knntrx nnlllinyl. t'l'his is at sign that wt- ur. rt-utly to stztrt to lt-nrn.l 1itlllllllt'llt't'lllt'lli is il hig t-vt-nt in tht- lirt-s ot high st-hool stutlt-nts. lt is highly tlt-st-riptivv ot' four wt-t-ks lllill'liQ tht- ht---'innin--' ol' trut- liI't- 'l'ht spt-nt in lll't'lD2ll'2ltitIll for tht- t-vt-nt. 'l'ht-n it t':uut- oft with ax hung. 'l'ht-rt- wo wns nausit- ln-twt-t-n t-ourst-s, hut it wus rzltht-r unnt-t-t-sszu'y :intl int-ltt-tw tivt- lvt-t-:u1st- tht- vrowtl nlutlt- .sut-h ' nu-rrunt-nt that nothing t-oultl ht- ht-zlrtl, .Xftt-r tht- Wt-t-tl tht-rt- wus at ' tight, or in pluint-r ltlnglish, at tl:tnt't-. lit-t us rt-t'ull, l'or nanny ot' us wt-rr involvt-tl in it, that our llrookvillt- lligh St-hool Ort-ht-stru twunt- uwwty with tht- tirst prizt- l'rom tht- unouul Blusit- Ft-stivul :tt t'l:lrion. . 5 P, . strugglt-s :Intl triuls ol' t-xistt-nt-t- loom lwtort- us llkt- at tlurk t-loutl. Ht ntlt-r what will lit- tht- outt-olnt- ol' it ull. As wt- look i'tll'NY2ll'tl, howt-vt-r, into tht- lmzy tuturt- wt- t-un st-t- our- st-lvt-s struggling :unitl tht- t-onllit-ts ol litt-. tltt-t us hopt- not t-onvirts tor lil't-I. Wt- know that wt- will light ht-ttt-I' :intl towzlrtl at nolnlt-r goul ht ruust- of tht- inspiration :intl st-rvit-t- that gootl oltl IS. H. S. has givt-n us. Frit-ntl ot' our youth, guitling stan ol our t'uturt-,S lirookvillt- lligh St-hool, tht- t'luss ot' '26 snlutt-s you. x I fit' A 1

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I'uyr: 'llu-nlrc THE 1110110 3 Class of 2 Colors: lllm' :tml Silvt-r lflowm-r: Pink Ros-I ,lilll'l'f' is no ll1lfllll'll'l,I of fl0lI'l'l'S lwulinyf lo .w1l1'r-rms l'lll'1Sllll'IN'l' l+1llNlCS'l' lll.At'li VIt'lG-l'lll'ISllbl'lN'l' FIADYID IGGMONID Sl'It'lll'1'l'AliY - FRIGII LEWIS 'l'l!l'1.XSl'lll'1Il - - llUlltl'l'llY Mllllllill ,J TY .gljgi ,J xl ' t fthe Class 'l'hc- .Vt'ill' 1922 saw llltl proml :tml was replm-oil soon hy ltlllgl-110 Rich- Imppy, though sotm-what aluhious an-als wilh an ,stall ol' 1-o-opvl-zitoi-S in- zlml lwwiltlorvtl l l'4-sllllwli l:tum'h ill- 4-lmling' l'1l'lll'Sl iii2l1'k. vi4'0-prvsi- to tht- mystvrious was ol' il high elvntg listln-1-tial:-nnv1', Sl't'l'4'lZll'.Y, ziml school 1'till4'illi0ll. All m-quirt-im-ntl llot-otlllv Millvr, tn-ztsl11'v1'. to ht- pi-oml of, wt- folt, alml to ho- During our Soplnomorv your Miss voim- at Sonior wats tht' ht-ight ol' our Hinton' mmlv tho rollmrlc that wo zlmhition, 'l'h1-y looks-tl SUSilQ2ll'l0llS wort- tho livvlil-st lmm'h shi- vvor :tml wism- :tml so l':u' zihovo us. llow salw. .Xml wt- wt-rv at littllv llilllglllj long it woulal ho until wo 1-oultl hy strm-atlas! Soim- of us yt-t lmvv rom-ll that goal! im-morit-s ol' an im-oml on tho vighth Hur 4-hiss was tlislillgttisllotl hy grzult-1-lzlss party :tml othm' osm- hlm- :tml silvm-I' for its 4-olors :tml pmh-s too lllllllt'l'0llS to mvntion. In that shining 'ZIti lt-:uling its on. at fliallnoliml way wt- look with pritlv Ash fiililllilllll wus our pwsitlvlit :il on tht- I'm-I that our 1-hiss 4-mist-tl tht- tilm- wt- sol out :tml it was in his mort- trollhlv to tho l'ilt'llil.Y than any rt-gginw thall wt- got our lN'llllillllS. Ilo hm-fort' us. Wt- lt-:Ivo it to tha- imli-

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Tim lflvuo BERT BARR-- Push Opercttasg A. A.g Orchestrag Boys' Chorus: Darling Literary Societyg Hi-Y '25. He knows everybody, everybody knows him. How popular these Barrs are! Up-to-date with all the latest dances including the Charleston! Bert seems to have a failing for Freshman girls, but anyway, let's give three cheers for our future local butcher. R'ahl Rah! Rah! Barr. MARTHA BARR Girls' Chorus: Girls' Basket Ball Tean1 '24: Ban- quet Committee '25g Operettag Pageantsg Girls' Hi-Yg Class Playg Annual Staff '26: Vice-Pres. Hamilton Literary Society: A. A.: Cheer Leader. How could we forget this important member of our class? She makes you think of Tennyson's Brook, because she babbles on forever. She also has a peculiar preference for light colors, especially White, ERNEST BLACK- Ernie President '25, '26g Hi-Y, Operettasg Orchestrag Chorusg Vice-Pres. Lincoln Literary Society '26, Cllas-s Play, Annual Staff: 'Owl Staff '25. Ernest isn't old-fashioned ,although he does seem to prefer Riggs to :automobiles or air- planes. We expect him, some day in the near future. to bring much honor and renown to B. H. S. by 'becoming a rival of Fritz Kreisler. ELIZABETH BLAKE Chorus '23, '24, Darling Literary Societyg Hi-Yg A. A. Elizabeth believes in that proverb, Speech is silver, but silence is golden. She is industrious and works very hard. Her efforts are crowned with success as a sight of her grades would j :'.'c to you. KINSEL BREAKEY Pioneer Literary Society: Base Ball '24, '253 'Owl Staff '25. Kinsel reminds us of one of those big, sturdy fronltiensmen with his own peculiar dialect. We do like to listen to Kinsel's stories. His heroes always get into such terrible predicaments! Page lvburtccu