Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

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Room 208 can be counted upon for activity of some type at all times. Judging from the arguments in this room, one might be inclined to think that this group of Juniors never did much but talk. That can be readily disproved by the fact that the plaque for highest scholastic honors hung on the walls of 208 for several grading periods. Many of these Juniors will probably become actors and actresses. Seven of them were in the Junior Class Play. They were: Corky Pitts, Anne Reitz, Jo Pyle, Jeanne Scheafnocker, Bruce Osborne, Bill Nelson, and Ann Port. Like the other home rooms in B. II. S. we spent the sixth period every Thursday as activity period. Many types of programs were planned by the committee. One event that will long be remembered was the birthday party last November for our teacher, Miss Joana Joseph. Our officers are: President, Jeanne Scheafnocker; Vice President, Helen Morrison; Secretary, Gwendolyn Quinn; Treasurer, Glenis Moore; Monitor, Anne Reitz. HOME ROOM 208 BUZZES WITH ACTIVITIES Part A —First Row: Dave Moorhead. Don Simpson, Don Rhincs, Jerry Olson. Hill Nelson. Second Row : Jean Scheafnocker, Josey Pyle, Donna Luc Smith. Corky Pitts. Anne Reitz. Third Row: Anne Port, (linger M x re. Miss Joseph. Jean Minno, Ruth Plotner. Part ••B — First Row: Helen Morrison. Walter Reitz. Marion Mortimer. Second Row: Mary Shirey, Alma Scheafnocker, Gwendolyn Quinn, Mary Shaffer, Luella Shaffer. Third Row: Bruce Osborn. Duane Sebring, Carl Nelson. Donald Myers.

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Part “A”—First Row: Jim Wright, Jim Summerville, Ken Yates. Don Sowers. Second Row: Emma Work, Barbara Wiley, Judy Stahlman. Betty Snyder, Charlotte Zimmerman. Third Row: Martha Songer, John Truman, Wendell Sowers. Verna Wilson. Part ‘B”—First Row: Charles Wingert. William Wolfe, Dick Warner. John Wilson. Second Row: Anna Vandervort, Mary Stewart. Connie Webster, Doris Syphrit, Mary Lou Wallace. Third Row: Dorothy Welsh, Bob Weaver. Mrs. Geiser, John Syphrit, Esther Smith. MEMBERS OF ROOM 210 SUPPORT ACTIVITIES Various activities have taken place in the Room at the end of the upper hall, otherwise known as Room 210. Our homeroom officers are: President, Esther Smith; Vice President, Pete Vandervort; Secretary, Emma Work; Treasurer, Verna Wilson; Homeroom Teacher, Mrs. Kathyrn Smith. There are such committees as the Receiving Committee with Bruce Vasbinder, Chairman; The Bulletin Board Committee with Emma Work, Chairman; and the Program Committee, with James Wright, Chairman. There are twenty-seven in our homeroom, two of whom are in the band; live in the chorus, three on the Varsity Basketball Team. During our homeroom periods each Thursday, we have had discussions on manners throughout the school and the origin of our Christmas customs, A Christmas Party, as well as many humorous stories, songs, and poems. Mrs. C. H. Henry and Mrs. E. P. Geiser substituted during the absence of Mrs. Smith.

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Part “A”—First Row: Hill Hauck. Archie Miller, Larry Me-Manigle, Harold Hatten. Second Row: Evelyn Hatten. Molly Helm-heckel, Mona Michael. Martha Mann. Irene Helmheckel. Third Row: Gladys McFadden. Jack Hoffman. Jack Hepler, Joan Hendricks. Part “B”—First Row: Bob Lindemuth, Leonard Holt, Raymond Lottie. Tom Lewis. Second Row: Mary Hidingcr, Cynthia Kaufmann. Molly Matson. Pat Miller. Ellen Haines, Sandy McFarland. Third Row: Gene Melillo. Laurence Hunter. Bill Lupher, Mr. Ewing. ROOM 206 OWNS CIRCUS AND MUSEUM Room 206 is probably the most popular room in the building. What other room can boast of its own circus and museum. You see, we report to Mr. Ewing’s Biology Lab. But we also have many other things of which we are proud. We have within our fold two Varsity basketball players, four members of the Varsity football squad and two cheerleaders, not to mention other outstanding personalities of B. H. S. Each 1 hursday we hold a regular Home Room meeting. These meetings consist generally of informal discussions of present day student problems or of ways to better the appearance or organization of our school. The officers of our Home Room organization are as follows: President, Pat Miller; Secretary Treasurer, Harold Hatten. Our Home Room is one in w hich we are all friends and in which we all have fun, thus helping us to learn the important lesson of how to get along with people.