Brookfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookfield, OH)

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CONTENTS Board of Education Dedication Administration and Faculty Classes Activities Sports Advertisements and Humor

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ECHO STAFF At Table-M. Saneto, M. Torma. D. Mittal, B. Christy, J. Dick. P. Hughes, W. Mullen. THE ECHO STAFF Someone has the ability to plan thoroughly and intelligently, and someone else has the technique to draw artistically. Someone has acquired the ability to advertise and make sales, and someone else is able to write effectively. Someone must be speedy and accurate in typing, and someone must supervise the engraving. Add a bit of humor and a skillful knowledge of mounting pictures, and proportioning and balancing of pages. Altogether, something profitable and worthwhile can be achievedgthe publication of a Yearbook. In Brookfield High School this project is the financial responsibility of the senior class. Each year the senior class advisers, with the assistance and cooperation of the English Department of the school, choose the senior students who, they feel, will best fill each position on the Yearbook Staff. Plus the ability to fill his particular position, the staff member must be dependable and willing to work until he has reached his ulti- mate goal. We, the members of the staff, have not recog- nized this undertaking as a task, but as a joy, an honor, and a pleasure. We feel that we have not labored in vain, but that we have composed a book of which we are very proud. Remembering our own pleasures in composing the book, the staff hopes that you will enjoy to the utmost this, our Echo of 1947. Not in Picture: Dick Reese, Eugene Peters. ECHO STAFF At Table-J. Nosek, G. Young, B. Neral, A llorvath, J. Shaner, D. Uber. Standing!S. McFar- land, lVIr. Edwards, M. Giovanetti. ' X -get J Standing-F. Sloan, D. Cleveland, Mrs. Morris,

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BOARD OF EDUCATION WILLIAM GERMOND ELMER LOHR President Vice-President EDWARD MANION ROLLIE HARKLESS LAWRENCE TRIBBY LOIS MCMASTERS Clerk 8 Tribute to Board of Education and Our Parents In particular, We, the Class of 1947, feel deeply indebted to those who have made our education possible. Through the untiring and devoted ef- forts of our Board of Education and our parents we have been privileged to enjoy an excellent education. By dint of their perseverance and determina- tion We have realized an understand- ing of the true aim of learning. Their devotion has been a great lesson in the answer to full and unselfish livingg for them life has been one of Love Thy Neighbor as Thyselff' ' We truly hope that our actions and our appreciation will prove the worth- Whileness of their great concern for us. May we acquire from them the Hesprit de corps , and likewise be as faithful and as interested in the welfare of Neighbor as Thyselff' vkvkfkvllvlllk The prosperity of a Country de- pends, not on the abundance of its revenues, not on the strength of its fortifications, nor on the beauty of its public buildingsg but it consists in the number of its cultivated citizens, in its men of education, enlightenment and character. -Luther