Brookfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookfield, OH)

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I' 'X' HAROLD EDWARDS LEo noNATo . - 4 KATHERINE JoNEs GEORGE HARTMAN - FRANCES REESER - - - Clans Advisor CLYDE HALL - - Clan Advisor HAROLD EDWARDS Some trick lies hidden here. LEO DONATO - - President Vice-President V f' - - - Secretary ,. - Treashirer - His love for all the sports, Is his greatest source of joy. KATHERINE JONES Casey' is a girl who has a real athletic mind- And she's just as good a sport, As we've been able to find. 44 GEORGE HARTMAN I have never sought the world: The world was not to seek me

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MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 'T 'L THE SENIOR CLASS ORGANIZATION cLAss OFFICERS President ...... ..................... .... H a rold Edwards Vice-President. . . ................. ...... L eo Donato Secretary .... ....... .... K a therine Jones Treasurer ...................................... George Hartman MOTTO We've crossed the bay, but the ocean lies before us. COLORS FLOWER Black and White White Rose Bud CLASS ADVISORS Miss Frances Reeser Mr. Clyde Hall Bridget Beshensky Geraldine Brownlee Martin Cherry Alice Durisko Victoria Golaske Anthony Aiello John Avrom Bridget Beshensky William Black Glenn Brown Geraldine Brownlee Robert Bugg Norina Camerlengo Martin Cherry Alice Chiverton Dale Coppage Esther Corbin Ruth Couts Gerald Davidson Dorothy Deichler Antoinette DeOnna Bernard Dickson Betty Dickson Mike Dnistransky Leo Donato Stanley Dunbar Alice Durisko George Edell Harold Edwards Sandy Ferrara Gordon Ford Eileen Franklin Barbara Garish Steve Garish Evelyn Ghizzoni Victoria Golaske Adah Harkless Ruth Helmbrecht William Hobbs Edith Jamieson Marie Logan Agnes McFarland CLASS ROLL George Hartman Margaret Hartsky Ruth Helmbrecht Mike Hnat Ira Hobbs William Hobbs Peggy Hoffman Violet Hook Donald Hosack Robert Houston Irene Hromyak Edith Jamieson Betty Jones Katherine Jones Lois Kays Edith Krempels Violet Ledbetter Andrew Levitsky Marie Logan Orlinda Longley Jean Lyons Lily MacIntosh John Madasz Pauline Mallorie Catherine Manilla Agnes McFarland Helen Melnik Eleanor Micko Mary Milanese Anna Murcko James Nehlen Nellie Nicastro Anna Murcko Ann Novak Anne Peleshyk Alex Sienkiewicz Mary Wasilow Ann Novak Anne Peleshyk John Perrotta Geron Persson Margaret Pillifant Kathryn Quarles Marie Radu Dorothy Reagle Gladys Reese Dorothy Reinhart Helen Reiter Betty Risher Matilda Roth Oliver Sartori Alex Seinkiewicz Earl Smith Phoebe Stigleman Irene Szabo Elizabeth Tenzinger Gertrude Tolan Julius Toth Angelo Trinckes Jean Vaia Steve Viczay Andrew Wagner Mary Wasilow Joseph Watko Thelma Whitman Jack Whitmore Edgar Wike Ruth Woodruff Charles Wright

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BRIDGET BESHENSKY The latest fashion is her style, - She makes friends cheery with her smile. ANTHONY AIELLO He plays at every game, 'tx !f g if Just as nicely as you please He is what we call a star, And everyone agrees. L JOHN Avnolvi A , Were I so tall to reach the pole, x : , 35:-Q Or grasp the ocean with my spang X , I must be measured by my soul, n uuu The mind's the standard of the man. 1 fix X A Mi S 1' GERALDINE BROWNLEE S M 5.5 ffrfii-xTQL'i This versatile, charming, and good-natured lass . Q 55 B - ' -' 1 Has written a verse for each of the class- Except for herself-alas! alas! NORINA CAMERLENGO R SG' . . . Q Nor1na's such a quiet girl, Refined and very sweet, Shels the kind we often need, i But very seldom meet. WILLIAM BLACK ' He is, in logic, a great critic, Profoundly skilled in analytics. i s GLENN BROWN X, ,. ' f A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Y '5 b y ' J Q xxx 1 if if . .al- Y ALICE CHIVERTON ,Q Alice is just the nicest girl You'd ever want to meet, To be with her and know her, Is really quite a treat. ESTHER CORBIN Don't study too much. You might learn something. ROBERT BUGG God bless the man who invented sleep. MARTIN CHERRY A responsible boy, who's made his place And is never found, just filling space. RUTH COUTS What is life, unless it is- Spiced with some nonsense. DOROTHY DEICHLER is Q Short and sweet, with dark brown hairy q U V A Dresden doll is Dorothy fair. DALE COPPAGE i A quiet lad, who does his part, We find his interests lean toward art. 9