Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

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AS WE WERE Row 1: Dick Hetrick, Margie Kniseley, Connie Grimes, Marie Brocious, Jim Leathers. Row 2: Evelyn Hetrick, Mary Ella Zahl, John North, Naomi Clark, Carol Greenlee, Ruth Beatty, Donna White, Bill Henry. Row 3: Jane Matson, Tink McMillen and friend, Doris Richards, Gay Clover, Joyce Hepler, Karen Allshouse. Row 4: Bob Carnes, Sue Himes, Mollie Allshouse, Mary Lou Snyder, Kay Lewis. Row 5: Deanna Oakes, Margie Smith, Kay Kuhn, Gerald Powell, Turk Beatty, Donna Murray and sister, John Rockey. 22

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MARCELLA WINGARD Commercial “Sal” Library Staff . . . Senior High Monitor . . . friendly to everyone . . . bookwise. EDNA WOLFE Commercial Girls’ Chorus . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Future Homemakers of America . . . Natural red hair . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . loyal. WILLIAM J. WRIGHT General “Skin” Chorus . . . Business Committee of the Echo . . . stocked woods and streams. MARY ELLA ZAHL Commercial “Marilla” Library Staff Treasurer . . . Press Club . . . Ushers Club . . . Girls’ Chorus . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Girls’ Ensemble ... A cappella Choir . . . Band. 21

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OUR HISTORY Class of 1955 — horn in 1937 — 1942 - entered elementary school — shots and tears — picnics in the grove — 4th grade — the bookshop — Sally’s licking — tears when Miss Hall left — 6th grade basketball players and cheerleaders — Minuet and Virginia Reel — newspaper — operetta — “The Season of Happiness” — diplomas and writing certificates — 7th grade — valentine dance — crepe paper costumes — circus — “Chatanooga Shoe Shine Boy” — singing sessions between exams — 8th grade — open house for incoming students — the wedding — projects for Mr. Means — punishment — mogathumbpolypodtenderhookdaws — junior high prom — freshmen — doodling in civics class — drawing models in art — As in science class — sophomores — finally initiated — initiation party — what happened to the sophomore carnival? — nature club started and died — popular comic book sales — end of sophomore year — $90.00 in treasury — juniors — class rings — initiation party for sophomores — bunny hop — greatest number of class play tickets ever sold — election feud — town-and-country team — Club ’55 — junior night club — Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus — thumb tacks and scotch tape — discussion over two gyms for prom — our side won — elementary gym — decorating for prom — “no thumbtacks, please!” — A Garden in Paradise — banquet — seniors at last — smile for the “birdv” — “wanta exchange pictures?” — career day — interviews — Harry’s chalk talk — second Club ’55 — last band and choral concert — gym exhibition — Senior Class play — name cards — banquet and prom — award assembly — after-prom party — senior trip — caps and gowns — Baccalaureate — Commencement — diplomas and turned rings — Alma Mater. 23