Brookfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookfield, OH)

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Patricia McBride .... Dorothy McCallen . Mary Lou McCullough . Aileen Meeker .... Rosemary Messersmith . . Mary Louise Metz . Robert Oluich .... Madalene Perrotta . Dolores Peters ...... Stanley Petrykowski Margaret Reichart . Frances Rudder . . . Albert Sangregorio Eleanor Schurer .. Ralph Scutillo . . . Pauline Sees . . . Edward Shaner . . . William Shedd . . William Smeltz . . . John Soroka .. Donald Taylor Ruth Thompson .... Joe Vogel ..... Robert Wall .. Alda Whitmore . . . Esther Whitmore . . Mae Williams . . . Glen Wireman .... John R. Edwards . MUSlC ROLL . . Have I Stayed Away Too Long? Stars In Your Eyes . ............ Smiles ll .. . This Love Of Mine . . . Don't Fence Me In . . . . Blonde Sailor . . Counting The Days ....... Madelaine If .. The Charm of You .. Prince Charming .. And There You Are! Stardust . If I Had My Way . . . . My Devotion . . . . . . . . . Heyz Good-Lookin'! Oh, What a Beautiful Morning . . . . . . . . . . Homesick, That's All . Let Me Love You Tonight Umbriago .. Aren't You Glad You're You There's No You . . Anchors Aweigh . Take It Easy Sweet Sue .. How Many Hearts Have You Broken ......... .. Gotta Be This Or That . . . Just a Little Fond Affection I Wish I Knew CLASS ADVISERS .. Oh! Johnny Mrs. Henrietta Morris .. . . . . Henrietta -Josephine Cherry 9 7 9 9 7 1 1 9 7

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Marian Allen .. Leona Baran . . . James Bible .... Maxine Blair .... Margaret Brown . Helen Brozyna . . . Josephine Cherry Marguerite Daly . Joe Danko ..... Ann Detelich . . . Steve Dobozi .... Robert Donaldson Irene Dorsey .... Rose D'Urso ..... Margaret Escover Frances Flemon . . . Lucille Fry ..... Mike Furillo . . . Irene Gelety .... Allan Gieseler . . . Mary Gladysz . . . Glenna Goodwin .. Iris Jamieson . . . Marian Jeffrey .. Robert Jones .. Thomas Jones . . . Grace Larocco . . . Shirley Lohr .... Betty Lou Longley Doris Lunn ..... Steve Nagy .... Peggy Manion .. Janet Martz . . . MUSIC ROLL . . . . . . Sweet and Lovely . . You Were Never Lovelier LazyBones . . The Very Thought of You . . . . Bell Bottom Trousers BlueSkies . . . Can't Help Singing . . . . Let's Get Lost ......... .. I've Got Rhythm . Honey, I'm In Love With You ......... .. Oh! Brother! . . I Had The Craziest Dreams LoveLetters . 'Til The End Of Time .. Lonesome That's All .. . . . . . Happy Go Lucky . . I Fall In Love Too Easily A Friend OfYours . . Three O'Clock In The Morning ........ The Love I Long For . . . . Remember Me The Man I Love . . . Moonlight Becomes You Always .... .. Margie . If I Loved You Dream ..... He's My Guy . . Only a Paper Moon Billy Boy Five Foot Two and Eyes of Blue Miss You . My Ideal 7 7 l

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CLASS HISTORY On September 3, 1942, one hundred and four boys and girls ap- peared on the Brookfield campus. We were green at first like all freshmen, but we soon settled down and organized. James Bible was elected president, and Aileen Meeker, vice-president. Leona Baran was elected secretary and Josephine Cherry, treasurer. We selected the pink carnation for our flower, and blue and silver as our colors. We were well represented in band and sports. Our cheerleaders were Irene Dorsey and Marguerite Daly. The candidates for Pigskin Queen were Marguerite Daly and Lucille Fry. The main events of the year were the Hallowe'en Dance and the Pre-Gas Ration Dance for the entire student body. We then were given a three months' vacation and came back a more determined sophomore class. Mike Furillo was elected president and Dorothy McCallen vice- president. Glenna Goodwin was secretary and Margaret Reichart became treasurer. Bill Smeltz was added to our cheering section. We were repre- sented in football by James Bible, Lefty Fey, Frank Huntley, Bob Jones, Tom Jones, Ralph Scutillo, and Ed Shivak. James Bible, Bob Jones, Tom Jones, Steve Nagy, and Albert Sangregorio represented us in basketball. We closed our second year and thus we returned officially as upper classmen electing Bill Shedd as president with Shirley Lohr as vice- president. Margaret Escover became secretary and Dorothy McCallen, treasurer. We were represented in football by James Bible, Allan Gieseler, Bob Jones, Tom Jones, Steve Nagy, Albert Sangregorio, Ralph Scu- tillo, Bill Shedd, Bob Wall, and Glen Wireman, and in basketball we responded well. Two majorettes of our class who led the band were Mae Williams and Glenna Goodwin. We revealed our dramatic ability in our play, Teen Magic which was well presented and received. Our Prom and Class Day, both color- ful events, proved a huge success. In September of 1945, we finally reached the top of the ladder as Superior Seniors. Mike Furillo returned as president with Glen Wireman as vice- president. Irene Dorsey became secretary and Aileen Meeker, treas- urer. , We selected green and white as our colors, the red rose bud, our iiowerg and our motto became Onward Forever, Backward Never. Our Pigskin Queen was Margaret Reichart and her attendants were Shirley Lohr and Marguerite Daly. We were represented in football by Steve Nagy, Bob Jones, Tom Jones, Bob Wall, James Bible, Albert Sangregorio, Bill Shedd, and Allan Gieseler and in basketball by Steve Nagy, Bob Jones Tom Jones, and James Bible. In our cheering section were Irene Dorsey and Marguerite Daly, and leading our band were Mae Williams, Glenna Goodwin, and Janet Martz.