Brookfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookfield, OH)

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NELLIE NICASTRO 'You'1l always need your education In your future occupationf' . ANN NOVAK Why do shy girls- Have such exciting' dimples? ANNE PELESHYK 'In her tender eyes, Just that soft shade of blue We sometime see in evening' skies. MARGARET PILLIFANT Who knows what unseen deviltry Lurks behind that smile? KATHRYN QUARLES 'Kay' possesses that dry humor, that hits the point. MARIE RADU Marie believes in being seen-not heard. DOROTHY REAGLE Silence is the most perfect herald of joy. GLADYS REESE If the girl that's worth while, Is the girl that can smile, Gladys has them beat a mile. DOROTHY REINHART With such a comrade, such a friend, I fain would walk till journey's end. HELEN REITER She's very quiet, And a little hard to know, But after you have met her, You hate to see her go. u MATILDA ROTH 'l'm a woman of very few words,' Said Matilda, sadly, one dayg A But she had a toothache, I heard 'l'hat's why she had so little to say. PHOEBE STIGLEMAN 'Be gone dull care,' is Phoebe's motto. IRENE SZABO A friend to all And to all, a friend. ELIZABETH TENZINGER Gentle, patient, kind, and true, Fond of fun, and studious, too. nw A 5: 61 1 i' me .ifx Ll nf'-f. - 'if 1 . ' ig me if C' KE V will ' V. - xM,..s , .M , at ' ' ' A 4 fl , f . S 5 . :tk N I , H xt A as i h Q -75 vfs

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EZE' A . . X . is , X x . , ,, Q. Qi . :': I,,. 1, :ff ag.. I . ' ,,,.f ' ...., . . A -v V -. ' V . Q, .- Q31 - , P I,,:. X A . Xx., Q . 5 H H S a t H LILY MacIN'I'OSI-I Bright, small, and charming And a singer, too, is she. We wonder in the future, What her career will be. ANGELO TRINCKES Small, quiet, studious- One in a million. STEPHEN VICZAY He is a lover of every sport, And just the opposite of short. PAULINE MALLORIE The dictionary states that 'Pauline' Means friendly and warm-hearted. We O. K.-Webster. CATHERINE MANILLA Thus I steer my bark and sail On even keel, with gentle gale. JOSEPH WATKO How the girls love those curly locks. JACK WHITMORE 'I wonder why Cadmus, the Phoenicians Or whoever it was-invented books? AGNES McFARLAND Another girl, who is very bright This will spread her fame. We know she'll be a big success Agnes is her name. H HELEN MELNIK A firm believer in the maxim, 'Silence is golden l EDGAR WIKE We grant although he has much wit, He is very shy of using it. CHARLES WRIGHT Quiet, reserved, almost shy With his friendly manner- We wonder why. ELEANOR MICKO El's' an attractive miss And is also very petite, With her dark eyes and ebony hair, We think she's very sweet. all MARY MILANESE Slate blue eyes that beguileg All she says is very worth while. ANNA MURCKO I have no other- But a woman's reason.

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