Brookfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookfield, OH)

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FLORENCE McGOWAN Florence is every day, Jolly, happy, always gay. EUGENE QUARTINI The world knows nothing of its greatest men. PAUL RILEY Versatility is a reward in itself. HELEN MEYERS She's a friend to all, Just waiting' for your call.' CATHERINE MISHORICH Exact, fair and dutiful is she, But full of laughter and jollity. JAMES RITCH Hiding deep a good, true friend.' RALPH SNYDER Hang Sorrow--why Worry? ThCl'6'S always a Tomorrow. CARMELLA NICASTRO A girl reliable and true, And furthermore, a worker, too. ROSE NICASTRO The most precious gems are not very large. MICHAEL SUSZAN A friendly, likable, jovial way, Will make Mike's days always gay. WILLARD SUTTLES If the world likes not what I do, S0 much the worse for them. LUCILLE NUNKOVICH She smiles and thinks but seldom speaks. LYDIA ONDICH She's never in a hurry, And never seems to worry. JOHN TESCULA What we say will little be remembered, But what we del- Quietness is but a mask 'tis said, !

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KATH RY N HROMYAK She rushes to and fro, It seems she's always on the go. HAROLD MURDOCK We all grow old and a little smart, But still remain a child at heart. FRANK NOSEK A musician true, And a good one, too. RUTH HURL If you hear a merry sound, You'll know that Ruth is around. KATHERINE KREMPLES Of manners gentle, and affection mild. JOHN PATRICK Second year French Class's only boy, Courage to him must be just a toy. NICK PEARMAN Time marches on- So what! EVA KUBICHECK As a quiet worker she comes through, And never seems lacking for something to do. MARY LOUISE LOUDEN To have friends is to be one. THOMAS PILLIFANT Do unto others before others do unto you. WILLIAM PILLIFANT The more I study, The more I am amazed. ELIZABETH MAHANOVIC Elizabeth always co-operates, 'Tho seldom her opinion statesf BETTY MARSHALL Always friendly and full of zest, Always doing her very best. JULE POTO Maybe in school, I do not toil, Because at heart, I'm a son of the soil. D

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INGRID PERSSON Studies come first in every case, But fun and joy are the very base. GEORGE WHITMORE A good sense of humor Is worth more than gold. JOSEPH YOHMAN Knowledge is always at home to those who call. BARBARA PIPICH Neither careless nor glad, Neither studious nor sad. BETTY REICHART A sweet disposition, a loving heart, Help give the day a cheerful start. ANDY YURKO Men of few words are usually the best men. DOROTHY SCHRANTZ A kind industrious lass, Who does her bit about the class. MICHELINA SCUTILLO Her dark eyes, her jet black hair, A good sport, and all around girl. PAULINE SNYDER Her personality is as pleasing' as can be. ESTHER VOSS In school her mind does not dwell. ROSE SZUNGYI A quiet, refined friend, And one on whom you can depend. DORIS WOMER Sophisticated, retiring, and good, She always acts as a lady should. RUTH WELLENDORF A maiden modest and cheery, Always happy. never weary.