Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

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Tim Iflolio DOROTHY RIGGS- Dot, Girls' Chorusg Pianist of Junior 'and Senior Girls' Chorusg Lincoln Literary Societyg Girls' Hi-Y. Hal Ha! comes a burst of laughter from the corner. Who is there ? someone asks. But there is no need to answer it for of course everyone knows it is Dot Riggs. She is noted for her keen sense of humor and the peculiar pref- erence for Black. We knoiw Dot will ibe a suc- cess in her chosen profession as a nurse. FRANK TRUMAN- Spinky Spinky seems to have a lot of contention these days. Is he the shiek of the class room? Well, we'll say! He has a way with everyone, especially the Faculty and the opposite sex. studies will never hinder his education and as Spinky said, I'll get through Knowledge Knob if I have to study. LULU VARNER Pageantsg French Clubg Girls' Chorusg A. A.g Ha'milton Literary Society. To say that Lulu is thoughful, would be putting it mildly. She is a good student and a great asset to our class. FRED WALTERS Our long, linky, flanky villain was Fred in the class play, but no one could 'accuse the good natured, mischievous boy of being' that in real life. He follows continually the straight and narrow Pfaff. MAXINE WILCOX Girls' Chorusg A. A.g Darling Literary Society. Maxine is one of the few members of our class who has kept her wealth of golden brown hair which forms a halo around her face. She reminds us of the quotation of Wordsworth: O, perfect woman nobly planned, To warn, to comfort and command. Page T'1U6l1ft'U-Ipifl?

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'lllllfl Iflvnn BELVA L. MCMANIGLE Girls' 'Chorusg French Clubg Operettag Pa- geantsg Hamilton Literary Societyg A. A. Belva takes the world as it comes and never goes out to meet it. Yet she is quite an adven- turess. She rivials Cleopatra in her vampish and clever ways. She is also noted for her wit, which is always in evidence. GEORGIE NEEL French Clubg Latin Clubg Pagean-tsg A. A. This young Iassie, another of our Hoodlebug- gers, has mysterious charm over the opposite sex. She has had countless romances during her four years here and has cofllected quite a num- ber of broken hearts. However, she is an all around good sport and is high in the minds of the faculty and students of B. H. S. EDNA PETREE French Clubg Hi-Yg Darling Literary Society. Edna joined our class in the midst of our Senior year. She came from Sharon, where she seems to have learned all the arts of a coquette, at least several members of the male sex have fallen to her charms. She has become indeed a big part of our class and we don't see how we ever got along without her. ORVILLE PROCIOUS Boys' Chorusg A. A.g Literary Societyg Boys' Hi-Y. There's something worth consideration in this youth of sturdy build. Circumstancial evidence seems to prove that he is a born salesman. But Orville, a faint heart never won a fair lady. EUGENE V. RI'CHARD'S4- Vince President Class of '24: President Darling Lit- erary Societyg Boys' Hi-Yg B. B. Managerg A. A.g Operettag Boys' Chorusg Orchestnag Band: Pa- geant. A great many of B. H. S.'s students, mainly the fair sex, patronize Richard's barber shon. People might wonder why we don't. Gene nearly always is there. He leaves his mark on B. H. S. in more ways than one, mainly E, V. R. Puyc 7'u'rvrzty-Foul'

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