Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

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1952 DONALD EUGENE WETZELL General Don Rifle Club . . . Visual Aids Group How could we ever forget him. Calm, courteous, quiet, and trim. RALPH DELANE WORK Agricultural Secretary of F. F. A. ... Boys' Chorus . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Underclassmen Committee for Echo Here's a singing cowboy with his boots and guitar. He's our very own Western star. CONSTANCE KAY WR'GHT General Connie Varsity Cheerleader captain Tru-Blu . . . President of 217 . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Girls' Chorus . . . Ushers Club She's a beauty, she's a dream. Always yelling for the team. EMMA ELIZABETH YOUNG General If you think she's shy, you can bet. You just don't know Emma very well yet. LAURA BELLE ZEIGLER Academic Library Staff . . . French Club .. Mixed Chorus Usually grinning, a librarian she, A girl with talent, as you can see. ARLENE ZIMMERMAN General F. H. A. ... Mixed Chorus ... Library Staff Tiny, timid, brown haired queen. Hill-billy singer, that's Arlene. LEONA JUNE ZIMMERMAN General Oney Mixed Chorus . . . Future Homemakers of America Leona is quiet, small and sweet, A girl we think cannot be beat. 19

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SxtUO'lA' GEORGE C. STEELE Agricultural Wildy Future Farmers of America He's courteous to everyone, A good cook, and lots of fun. HELEN MARIE STEWART Commercial Future Business Leaders of America ... Future Homemakers of America Hard-working, diligent, and shy. We find her one on whom to rely. RUTH LOUISE SUMMERVILLE Academic Ruthie Student Council . . . Tru Blu Tri-Hi-Y ... N. S. H. S. ... Varsity Cheerleader . . . French Club . . . N. J. H. S. Sweet disposition and plenty of poise, Ruth worries about studies, not about boys. RICHARD LEON SUSHEREBA General Dick Rifle Club Dick's quite a fellow, quite o guy. Not a bit backward, not a bit shy. JOANN LOUISE SWINEFORD General Lix Future Homemakers of America She's neat, pretty, and very gay. Often absent for many a day. PATRICIA ANN TAKACH Commercial Pat President of Tru Blu . . . Student Council . . . Inkspot . . . Hostess . . . Art Club . . . Literary Staff . . . Junior Class Play . . . Banquet Chairman Blue and beautiful are her eyes. They show the truth that therein lies. RUTH TILLOTSON Academic Tillie President of French Club . . . Tru Blu . . . Sub-Deb . . . Ushers Club . . . Cafeteria Hostess . . . Art Club . . . Inkspot . . . Senior Class Play Wise and kind, and always just. Here is one we'll always trust. MARILYN JOANNE TRAISTER Academic French Club . . . Senior Pictures. . . Literary Staff of Echo Loving, gentle, tender, and kind, These are the memories she leaves behind. JACOB ALAN VALLIMONT General Salt Hi-Y . . . Rifle Club . . . Snapshot Committee for Echo Laugh and joke his motto is, But in his studies, he's a whiz. PATSY ANN VanLEER General Tru Blu . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . President of F. H. A. ... Secretary of 217 . . . Ushers Club . . . Hostess Club . . . Camera Club . . . Band . . . Rifle Club . . . Blue Devils An all girl athlete, sympathetic friend. Always has a hand ready to lend. 18

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ClaMu (pDQVYL Do you recall when you first became a part of BHS? You were offered fields of learning And a chance for real success. Many took the gift she offered. Others though that they could Get along without the learning— Save it for some other day. It seemed that you had lots of time To get an education, For it would be a whole four years Before your graduation. And then before you knew it Those whole four years flew by. And you found yourself about to bid old BHS goodbye. Possibly without your knowing (Your mind on homework bent) The happiest years of your life had Passed, But all were wisely spent. Do you remember—Oh what joy—to watch the Raiders win a game. What mattered when they lost the fight, they played square just the same. Now that you're about to leave, and journey on alone, Don't forget that what you reap is always what you've sown. Keep your mem'ries always warm, deep down in your heart And think of Brookville High School When your eyes with tear drops start. Tell all your friends and loved ones, and some you've yet to meet About how Brookville High School has all the others beat. Don't forget your classmates, as you older grow Nor the patience of the teachers and the love they always show. Through all your life keep mem'ries tucked within your heart And when at last the time comes when you from this world must part, When the angels give you wings and bid that you must fly. While on your way to heaven, won't you think of Brookville High? 20 —Ruby Knisely