Brookfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookfield, OH)

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,af GERALD DAVIDSON Why hurry-we'll get there by and by. ANTOINETTE DeONNA In Toni's clark and dreamy eyes, Cool, celestial beauty lies. BETTY DICKSON She will not be idle at any time. BERNARD DICKSON Nothing is impossible To a willing heart and hand. MIKE DNISTRANSKY Full wise is he, That himself can knowe. ALICE DURISKO Alice is lots of fun, And a student it is trueg Although she studies quite a lot, She has time to play some, too. AA EILEEN FRANKLIN School has more interesting' subjects outside of school. STANLEY DUNBAR I-Ie's smooth and easy going, Extremely nice to knowg Has personality plus, And always looks just so. GEORGE EDELL Speech is great- But silence is greater. BARBARA GARISH Merry and mischievous Describes her perfectly. EVELYN GHIZZONI 'Sweet and demure, She's like a crinoline lady. SANDY FERRARA Dark and good looking, What a perfect shiek he makes. GORDON FORD ' 'Dew Drop' is little- But capable of creating' a big disturbance. VICTORIA GOLASKE She's the girl who leads our cheers At almost every gameg Wherever you may meet her, 'Vicky' is always the same. 4 Viyyyl la' . , gf in Q3 Q' N I IES 'nsi1 Q Q - M ou- I J A val, ' Q i r . '55 I 5 1 'ik 51 gc- 5' YK . A 4, 'U 2 s -J - 'iT , A K A' Q E 1 , ai. - - Y 7 EE A 1 .,:, W Rl

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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

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in-1' xl I Wil 5 u. -i A sew K ', 'H F ,N ls., ,gg af F his-sf f' 521' I Ah iii A I . .,. ..1 E p W ADAH HARKLESS She is one who is very active, And participates in sportsg She likes to play in any game, No matter what the sort. STEPHEN GARISH t'What ever is worth doing at all, Is worth doing well. MICHAEL HNAT 'Dark eyes, dark curly hair- What more could one ask? MARGARET HARTSKY Mirth and modernity are her keynotes. RUTH HELMBRECHT On to the heights With such a brilliant mind. DONALD HOSACK Don says little, thinks much: And acts wisely. WILLIAM HOBBS Everything comes if a man will only wait. IRA HOBBS Ira has the kind of eyes Poets write about. VIOLET HOOK A merry heart doeth good, like a medicine. ROBERT HOUSTON Slow of speech and quiet of voice, We Wonder what is his life's choice.' ANDREW LEVITSKY To me the charm of an encyclopedia Is that it knows, and I needn't. IRENE HROMYAK If you want an active student Or one who's very bright Just look around for Irene, You'l1 find she's just the type. EDITH JAMIESON Edith is not Edith unless she be Talking and laughing, and full of glee. JOHN MADASZ Haste makes waste 1