Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

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ear •thlehem -re as fol- Moll ..na sun ttard sw Turn- «m» oe Ket ftt ll.il l v 0 .potPl 1J»J 1 the aponsorahlp of the ’49 ECHO. k in P°hnd a7 . «“ fi W I a J n( Sel«e « l F1« . Bockortu U editor, end. £ . «fc2S? ««W l's ' phllM peb -vvt out !• ipO©lW rf sr5ttf« lSeertei» pat take over VLvera a 1 Norr? oJe B John Espy, assistant editor In a '7dc®v 0u kno? WyC v: hell o1 ltr. .hart time the staff will be working f ss 0,„. M)o thl, Jf. «• J the se-ond lhr full swing on the annua! ’ll Stm U UlS tv FesUva County 1 ’alT Norm figakcup » Last year's yeaihook cost a total aotn JJ ity ibl,‘ to ’tint Jit P®1 a -ester. B®1 aS Vchtor. of $2,268 Mr. Calm! sUted that he 7 ’ in t , iVf tfison . last, lilies I1 expected that Individual copW TeJr1 '1 r Meu? a‘»g . VenH d Mother ■,n Pant pat- activities would sell for $3.00. the same a ert to —.; rjssrsiS ses-™1 JeHel o1 s.njr in cvvoru Se cb; Raiders Tat'0 . -a 4’ 1 v v : v’- 0t ; +z o issue. Sar : how the o iong aiders, Newbies Clash w ,, 1 Home Field Saturday 7 «„ ’ Ah' '( c . £ sy Vttr The w •“-•■ av „od x. „ rvtue- - k n. ■-., vUi Xott U °° Saturday. October 23. the un-'»v °iSno , treated Newbie strtgle-wing will V the r ure et the Raider T-f' ation mortal Park ’ he ,°r be at 0 7% i l « . nhJjl ch ZU V a atth- i . ., ;; ; . 0 . -Sv, k cw ’..... New Bethlehem LE Magnanoth Bauchman fy » ),. '“ist 0tfj °f t%. '0°l.xve P« ?k 2r e Kiv arc.. •■'Or,. et. “• ms C. Shaffpr . ,,.‘ 7 , V S' V ) Ive too far for .. . g ■.,, n Kay arov. Cochran Blsh Vanderrort—“Abou tall—blonc . wavy hair, n bbir « vpe; and her pap- «- S Whjrfm ■ The Hk t Oi e -- Sponsor onlest of B S ce ssue From JOV ♦- R '%535 r comix - v Quarters u oX. u. , wgaxd the sound ;CT -r - — Vv'Vre Hack! ,he Hite) (From toy Bin srnim «ecel'1 « ;r : paihU r ; verSu D ' ..... h and u , nwa v yr'e„ i ■: v H«ha® ■ «,%v % I P- zcs Jf y-VV . o . . ; . 111c Vvc ' oU¥ At evening yiCtS v0cai e n McKinley and Bau hmar Novcmhej i r fVwtrr W Elected Class Prexies handra. Name o» imiia | , vje Sophomores Plan for MoYH'S l SllHil II S Frosh Initiation Soon lire ikvllCv Rhodes If; • ; ( L,. ‘ W M( k r Su,(U l © by Esther and Kay jmdra. or R-» ’‘ of lart fended („r Fciio ■ B Chosen tor m lead The Varsity Club Is again buying •ar. His jackets for senior members this year, presid There are thirteen u .. - • ijr- if «, bmo It faketb ;• . r ;,,7 F «£ o,t °-3Cb . JOc y b£h»»y 7 JS Committee — iNoled ' Progress on “' .heduled • oiMnrcs 1 . and KantMtkm at preset Ugeile Kl|fis x t a possibility of seve. » ”S1 niR|| . ' • r® wer becoming member M?8VC {ffw f • 1 Hj,' ' ? .v .... pro; will I The Club- has «K : ' Senior Pictures c aW », BrooJ!v 4 5CU . „ nrookviteChotoe P l’®aUTnes rrinC'P.. let .««»wt, 1 two thii ., Morrison 1»ru . tftS This j in India Donald Yearbook Ph° d mint To Hand'eJ r-- ■„ .uu- , ... VpKen’ 'fy Duma re Ken. stu,ir - Eng 511 Ar.„ f - l z «s%z: r' -V, ar rihente T. Wins Spcceli C III (illlanders to (mne Ap,,rove8 Sopllg vt Monday at Eleven coi Machine. CandV Sar f jcV g ' „... Tartans Tam-o-Shantcrs °n,'0rs' Busine «f Da: Chorus, on Variety Program fa,V er , ' •-«. .he high road and Student r - s 0 ''t'ffi . a Old Tvn,fl -d III get the ™eef % 'ft o n.- 'o Excellent Delivery and Content Put Bov in National Trials Ajph • :. Paul Shaffer deliver:d the wt • , speech in assembly last Ifofc t J K on the sub; ... racy Really Means J S V’. P . Udent AZ iX hls oun l' , •’ lo .. l lr.s 7»r •• He did 1 5 of What IX - j tb as an hoo- roc -O, A d-'.y Itlbly ,, ■;• »•■ s, ° r«m Iho - « ••»• ■1

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The ECHO JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA 1949 Published By THE SENIOR CLASS

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tudenlM t Dirtrir Xobel ('Bin ''••■Man to «vh Offe i Ideal F •h Score in Oih ith Pi • nf PjMXty uw '•w TW. I IV Suer Foreword We, the “49”ers of Brookville High School, take great pride in presenting to you this our annual ECHO, which is to us a memorial of our high school days. In this book, we endeavor to make known the organizations and portray the events that make up part of our school life, to help preserve the many fond memories of our pleasant associations as a class, and to retain for future reference a record of accomplishments. We have tried to uphold the ideals and traditions set by our predecessors, and hope that we have not failed. If some small pleasure is afforded you who read this, we will feel amply repaid, and our labor will have been worthwhile. Many thanks go to the editor, the students, the advisors, and the patrons who have made this ECHO possible.