Brookfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

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William GQrm:,i1cl. LzuA'i'encc Trilnliy. Li is lVIcMe1stQr. Dr. Paul Slater. Earl Geiger. Elmer Lohr Page- S Sufzwulnfenalenf of fbi. Slain Fzichsrlrxr mi' Arif. C.11u'u Collage .fz'za:l'xziif' V.'urk. Now York Uiiivcrfiiy gyirlxl' ui I'filx'i aii. ii, L'nix'L1'fily ii' Pinslxurggfi Dpi-I 1 ul' lfLl.1c.Ii' ix. L'ziix'e-:wily vi Piitslnurgli Zlfmfne Wanaaa lipzlii 1 .' fi N-if-z.iw. Pt'flIl5f'lKiiZ1lin Slate- LYHIXLI ltx 'i - ig 4 l iii1L'..1i Enix r ry' 41 Pi! fiuiirgli l .f ' 1+ r il N.i..f Lau.-. llaiixaizil l,'r1iv0rsi1y MARIAN C. KASMERE Government. World History Bachelor of Arts Grove City College Eclinboro State Teachers' College RUTH DAVIS. R. N. GRATIA HENRY English III. IV: Spani Bachelor of Arts Bucknell University Ohio State University Youngstown College School Nurse Alleghany General Hogpital Duquesne Univcrsi ,y Youngstown College sh I, II GLADYS EVANS RAMON C. HARMON Physical Education English I. II Bachelor of Arts Master of Education Westminster College Kent State University Basketball. Baseball Coach Bachelor of Science Ohio Northern University Edinboro State Teachers' College GRACE MECKLEM Physical Education Bachelor of Science Slippery Rock State Teachers' College Page 9 MARTIN A. CHERRY Mathematics Bachelor of Science University of Pittsburgh Youngstown College JOHN TIMKO HAROLD J. LAYMAN Commercial Subjects Bachelor of Science Youngstown College Westminster College Mathematics. Science Bachelor of Science Youngstown College Westminster College JOHN A. HANRAHAN EDN A TSUI Commercial Sugjects Bachelor of Science Master of Education Duquesne University University of Pittsburgh Vocational Home Economics Bachelor of Science New York State Teachers' College Cornell University University of Pittsburgh New York University AN TON LEJSEK BARBARA HEASLEY Industrial Arts Bachelor of Science Kent State University Secretary to Mr. Vonarx Brookfield High School LEON A BARAN Page 10 Secretary to Dr. Slater Brookfield High School Youngstown College ww af' x -1 f f ,, ., i . ft, W' .i 1' ,fig --K- x ffflf Wi A A . f'7 H J Q : 'SL A Q ig, .M V f M5 I 3 H Q ' Q G - if--v -V . ' f V - W L' ,A if ' 4' , aw .wa -3 ? 41 ., 7 , W., X , ,aw 1 ,g 4 f. .f FP A M, W I 1 .1 iffy Q .,. j 25 X . ' ul 'f ,X , A ,f , .' -, 'Q f G 4' i 'Q ,N N, , My r wg. 1 W, , , f -'GN vqncf 7fau'ff Rememim . . . Left Pmture lcft zo vzqhz Ammon Lunn Phlllp St1eb Wade Wheeler AUSt1D Davls Vance Clark Albert Meeker Not putured Ralph Kohler Arthur Haller R1ght p1cture Frank Palazz1n1 Say school bus and you 11 remember the vyelcome s1ght of the yellow bus commg down a ra1n splattered road the ear spllttmg chattermg of S1XtN students runnmg to get a good seat at 3 02 racmg sleep1ly to make lt ln the A M But most of all you ll remember the frxendly ey en tempered bus drly ers vyho desplte all kmds of weather condltlons get you to school safely D11 ected by Pop Kohler our elght bus dr1y ers are celtamly among those yy ho yylll alyyays be a yltal part of our school 111911101195 Lustochans Fxank Pdl3ZZ1I1l and Bertha Montgomery Fllendly and Obllglflg lVI1 Pal 1171111 quletly and effimently auompllshes the many jobs that knep 0111 school gomr, lnyaluahle Mus lXfIODtg0INGIX 15 the poyye1 behmd the shmmg halls and 1001118 of B1 ookfleld H1gh Both Beltha and Flank yy 1th than flltlld lmess and alcl axe a oaxt of school l1fe yye ll alyy ays 1GlYlC1HlJQ1 Page 12 11 as Y v V - V ' ' l v ' ' . , - No less an integral part of a smooth - running school is the work of our A Q. 1 E 4. . 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L. l Samoa 6244 Jluiofuf On September 6 1947 the shlp Class of 01 began rts xoyage on the choppy seas of hrgh school We nrnety five freshmen vsere aboard and eager to make a success of our hrgh school career To get thrngs off to a good start xxe elected Leonard Lenhart presrdent wrth Shrrlev Sheridan v1ce presrdent Pamela Jennrngs secretary and Alexander Vuchak treasurer We selected as our motto Bulld for character not for fame We chose blue and whrte for the class colors and ln harmony a Whlte carnatron as class flow er Connre Jones became a substrtute cheerleader th1s year Of the members of the class vt ho partlcr pated rn sports band and mlnstrel we were duly proud Followmg summer vacatlon vxhrch seemed all too short we assembled once more and began our sophomore year by electlng Shrrley Sherrdan presldent Robert Peters v1ce presldent Judy Smrth secretary and Robert MSHIOH treasurer L1ll1anDoboz1and Connre Jones were now regular cheerleaders and LaVonne Raymond a snappy mayorette The e vent of th1s year whlch we awalted w1th antrclpatlon vxas the Latrn Club Sprmg Formal Once more we returned to school but a lrttle prouder now for th1s term vte were up perclassmen Those we elected to lead us were Alexander Nuchak presrdent Mary Seburn vrce presrdent Connre Jones secretary and Emrl Saloom treasurer We submltted our first dramatlc venture No Place To Park to the cr1t1cal eye of the publxc The com1c srtuatrons and fast lrnes made this play the success we had hoped for The long avs arted Junror Senror Prom and Class Day were the blg events of our yunror year In September 1950 we hurrred back to begrn the last part of our four year voyage To p1lot us on our way we re elected Alexander Vuchak presrdent and chose Howard Ferrrn ger v1ce presrdent Mary Lourse Allen secretary and John Fedorko treasurer Homecom Queen on petrte Shrrley Sherldan who rergned over the Homecomrng game and dance Lovely Pamela Jennrngs and v1vac1ous Lrllran DObOZ1 served Shrrley as attendents The senlor class contrrbuted to the llne ups of our four sports Representmg us on the grldrron were Alexander Vuchak Paul Emery Frank Cornel1ous Fred Taczak John Wrne Robert Manron Constant1no Malone Leonard Lenhart Robert Peters John Fedorko and Howard Curry Our very capable manager was Rrchard Glovanettr and Emrl Saloom drd a fine Job as statrstrcran Partrcrpatrng on the basketball team were SIX senrors Robert Peters Frndley Rea W1ll1am Rerchart Alexander Vuchak Robert Manron and Fred Taczak Emrl Saloom managed the team Blll Rerchart stands alone as the only member of the class to serve on the golf team Senlors who were part of the baseball n1ne were Fred Taczak Robert Manron Paul Emery Robert Peters Alexander Vuchak Frndley Rea Leonard Len hart and Frank Cornel1ous The more musrcally talented among us helped put our band on top Members were Leonard Lenhart Donna McCullough Dorrs Thomas Magdalene K1Sh CSCII Alderman Ruth Berry Ralph Felrcetty Mary Henrghan Neal Scott Shlrley Sherrdan Donald Caslere Florence Streb Mary Seburn Paulrne Yarabenetz Charles Wrlkms Robert Thomas and Ed ward Thomas LaVonne Raymond leaves the mayorettes wrth graduatlon and lost to the cheerleadxng squad are Lrllran Dobozr and Connre Jones Now seasoned rn the ways of the theatre the senror class presented rts second pro duction The Campbells Are Comrng Not only the cast but also the entlre school enjoyed seelng the Brookfield stage converted to a true Ozark mountarneers home To finrsh our memorable senlor year we had the formalrtx of the Prom the carefree fun of Class Day and the solemnrty and d1gn1ty of Baccalaureate and Commencement And so the Class of 51 docks llS passengers to embark on other shrps headed for unknown seas but always lookmg back on th1s four year xoy age as the best trlp of all MARY Louisa ALLEN Secretary Page 14 I O - as 1- -s - Y 7 Y . ' . - I . - . Q V q . . . I . , . . 1 . 7 V: A L. - 'H . , , . , ,u , I 7 Y ' , . 7 . Y . . , . 1 1 - 2 Y 'Z , '- V Q V ' - . . Y - , . 7 U . Q , Z v - . ,, ,, . . 7 . . . . 9 7 ' . . I - V . . - . . . 7 7 7 . ' ' ing was the first hrghlrght of our semor year. We bestowed the honor of bemg Prgskin , . . l 7 7 ' Y 7 7 Y ' . 7 . l 1 7 , 1 l v . 1 v . I 7 Y 7 7 ' Y 9 - , . 7 1 y ' v . I . ' . V , v l 7 - - . 7 v 1 1 ' . 4, + 'v v v Q . 1 . , - l . ' . - , h . 7 ' ' L4 1 TV ' Q ' . - A Semen Glau Gffwm ,W ,-e- fx -N9 55,1 ,-If lugs poked like Sitting Bull Qui xige piesidcnt How nd Ferlmger Oui secietarx Nlnx Louise Allen uiuld he Q illed Liughin bqu wx but that seems to he hccauae oi Xhniioi John Fedmko mn IIEISLIIGI Class Colors BLLF incl VN Hifi Claes Flouu WHITE CARNATION 'llollo Build im gh ll ILILI not ioi f'nne Clam eiclzzso s HIIIX Blesnan P1 H mold Lax man L1 U I 4' G by :Rf , Z 'X + w J - Y X 4 X N, . if xx- Q 4, K , X V 'W V' x I X ' l as R Q l UG, 1 ' K 1 4' JJ i . ' 1 f 1 1 l Qi With a tomahawk for 11 gzivel. meet Chief Alexander Vuchak. president . . . Nearby. A . .., U ,iq Q. 'J' 1 Vw, 11 2 f'u' z 5 Q f ' l ' .2 Y ' 1 . ' ' ' 'Z I i' i 1 ' ' ' ' 2 'z ' l ' C . .. .'.,..: fzvv .H- lgi 5 FRANCES D. ADAMS Commercial MARY LOUISE ALLEN Academic MILDRED BELIK Commercial RUTH MAY BERRY Academic JUANITA M. BLACK General CECIL EARL ALDERMAN Academic RALPH BAKER General MARGARET ANN BELUS General JANET LEE BLACK General JOHN CARPENTER General Page 16 DONALD CASIERE General FRANK CORNELIOUS General VIVIAN COXSON Commercial LILLIAN DOBOZI Commercial PAUL EMERY, JR. General BERN ICE KATHERINE CHAMBERS General DELBERT COXSON General HOWARD CURRY General PAUL DZURICSKO General GLENN C. FALLER General Page 11 JOHN FEDORKO Academic HOWARD FERRINGER Academic FRANK FONAGY Academic LOIS EVELYN GERMOND Academic J OANN GONCZ Academic Page 18 Seniou RALPH ANDREW FELICETTY General MARGUERITE FIELDS Academic ANNE GELETY General RICHARD GIOVANETTI General JOSEPHINE GUAETTA Commercial ROSE HAYNIE Commerczal JAMES HUNTLEY General CORNELIA JONES Acadenuc MAGDALENE KISH Academzc IRENE KROKO General H ffxxlffwf 1? 'f Ari Seniolzfl 2 iii ji, J? ' iif ' ' . 'xi nini 1- ' ai f-- nfl ' sei? - Q ., Sie if- - :Qi if 5339 '2 ,fha fi waxy: y' 1 ,V 1 A xl 'Y ,KE ,'Y . L X fx l I 2 7 2 K , Q , 4 MARY HENIGHAN General PAMELA JENNINGS Academic LOUISE KILAR Academic VIOLET KLEMIS General KATHRYN LATTYAK Academic Page 19 LEONARD LENHART Academic ROBERT MANION General DONNA MCCULLOUGH Academic HELEN MITTAL Commercial ELIZABETH NICHOLAS Academic Page 20 Senicvu CONSTANTINO MALONE General ARTHUR MARKASKY General MARY ELLEN MCSHANE Commercial WILLIAM E. MORGENSTERN General ROBERT PETERS General PAIJL PODRALSKI General FIWIDLEY REA Academzc EMIL SALOOM Acaclemlc NEAL W SCOTT Gen ral WILLIAM SHEETZ General 'N -Y--.1 Seniafzfi 5459, B I f LaVONNE RAY IVION D General WILLIAM REICHART General CONGETTA SANETO General MARY ELLEN SEBURN Academzc SHIRLEY RUTH SHERIDAN Academlc Page 21 LEE SOULES General ALICE M. SWOGGER Commercial GERTRUDE TARKO Commercial EDWARD THOMAS General JOSEPH TOROK Academic P ge 22 Senicvbi FLORENCE MARIE STIEB Commercial FRED TACZAK General DORIS THOMAS Academic ROBERT THOMAS Academic MICHALENA VENDEMIA Commercial JULIANNE VICZAY Conunerclal ANNA JEAN WALTERS General CHARLES WILKINS General PAULINE YARABENETZ General Hgggmaf ya-,VQ-.tx ALEXANDER VUCHAK Acad mm GERALD WERNER General JOHN WINE General POBERT ZIEMINICK Acnclemzc Page me fl ' . V:l,,1Af7fQ?Ql4i A A A ' ' I A 1: , q J r 1. , ,,,....: ' 3 '- ff NZ' ,ffi 3 ff, E , E ,V P , ' 1 E 3 , 5 f , V' - 'Y Y 2 L . A ' Y. ., Q . 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Bottom 1-1-nrvri Czttigzlit in the It-inpri uf Bye Bye My Baby - Violet Klt-mis and Fred 'l'zncLak. Huztfmz rigyltz: Mary Ellen Kltiliztiio lcmkf init-nt as she pours cider at the fermim' dance. 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' ' -i '. . . - ' , ,' ' efcvifi Bermce Chambers and Anna Jean Walters ale the eHic1ent secretarxes of the Great Mr B HB1l1y hckstelnj Alexander Vuchak and How ard Curry are stars wxth the famous Cleyeland Browns John Fedorko IS w 1th the Cley eland Indlans Mary LOUISE Allen and Leonard L nhalt hay mg graduated from Oh1o State MEd1C3l School haye begun pract1ce1n Sharon Dr Lenharts name 15 llnked romant1cally wlth a famous hterary cr1t1c COHH19 Jones Rose Hayme and Helen M1ttal demonstrate new rec1pes exery day on telex1s1on at 3 00 Tune ln Howald Ferlmger and Paul Podralskl are now test dr1vers for the General Motors Corporatlon G1 nn Fallex YV1ll1am Sheetz and John Wme are studymg physics under the famous Albert Exnstem at Pr1nceton Un1vers1ty After ten years Marguerlte F1elds and Flndley Rea have finally agreed on a w eddmg date June 10 Everyone 15 1nv1ted Mary Ellen McShane and Pamela Jenn1ngs res1d1ng at the Waldorf Astor1a 1n New York clalm they just can t find any men to meet thelr quallficatlons Any suggestlons Tlred of th1s sectlon of the country Gertle Tarko and Jul1anne V1czay haye bought a ranch 1n Ar1zona and named lt El Rancho Costa Mucha Cec1l Alderman and h1s slxth Wlfe now reslde at the palat1al Alderman estate ID War ren Oh1o Lee Soules and Joseph Torok now have thelr own radlo program Amt We Funny Robert Manxon recently won the t1tle of Mr Amer1ca by unammous dec1s1on less klllers 1n Chlcago W1ll1am R91Ch3Tt IS st1ll busy keeplng Yankee Run Golf Course 1n good cond1t1on Paul Dzurxcsko and Neal Scott are st1ll at B H S They re not students but teachers Arthur Markasky wlll represent the Unlted States at the Intel natlonal BONNl1I1g Tour nament bemg held 1n Buenos A1res Charles W1lk1DS IS now the proprietor of the Dandy D1aper Servlce Kathryn Lattyak has been seen d1'1NlI'1g around 1n her new Jet propelled Bu1ck Bob ZIPP5 Z1em1n1ck1s now flylng faster than sound jet planes Cars dont go fast enough for me he says Brookfield s Annxe Oakley Ahce SVNOgg91 has just dex 1sed a new method for puttlng the holes 1n doughnuts She Just throws them IH the a1r and then shoots the centers out ' Ant1chlorophyllot1m1ne t tCl 150 NSu1 XJ3 a new wond rdrug has been dlscox ered by the reknow ned sc1ent1st Maly Seburn IH the famous laboratol les of the PuDont Company Congetta Saneto IS now teach1ng sholthand at Saneto s School fox Styllzed Shorthand for Super Secretaues and Joseph1ne Guaetta and Anne Gelety are asslstant professors thele The fire bu1 ns more brlghtly and a group of Ind1an Bray es do '1 flerce wa1 dance IH the eer1e shadows We 1em1n1sce about the good txmes that we Warr1o1s haye had togethel the past foul years but we re eagerly lookmg forw ard to seemg lf the prophecles of our Medxcme Man do come true ' Page 27 l O O I . 3 v 7. . , V ' ' - r ' ' v Y , v' -' ' . 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Black: M. James: M. Schultz: P. Gladysz: H. Kilar: V. Pelles: M.A.Gunter: J. Suttles Row 3: J. Kretchek: J. Burns: W. Baran: F. Kaszowski: D. Snyder: V. Clark: D. Christy: S. Hansley Row 4: E. Germrmd: G. Hegedus: E. Alderman: L. Long: R. Weilacker: R. Ferry: J. Pelles Not in pirturet C. Davis ROOM 16 Row 1: M. E. Wright: I. Sorokag S. Armstrong: C. Vashinder: D. Miller: C. Werner Row 2: J. San regorio: R. McGhee: D. Susko: S J E. Robison: R.Thompson: R.Martin JOHN TIMKO ROOM 20 rekovichz F. Simeon: J. Sivulichg J. Powell E. Palumbo: J. Sonk Row 2: S. Smith: D. Ondich: S. Seechg N. Deichler: J. John: M. J. Ferguson: V. Pasin Row 3: C. Dillingham: B. Voitkoz D. Klingae man: R. McFarland: H. McBride: P. Scanlon N. Harshman: R. Vitello: S, Rado Row 4: R. Wright: E. Kovach: J. Cartwright: P Gladysz: D.Mehrn: J.Haun: F. Kozarich Officers: Carolyn Werner. secretary: Margaret Quinlan. treasurer: Pat Scanlon. president: Robert McFarland. vice president. Hot dogs and coffee for sale Y l - by juniors at the home football games . . . Daisy Mae Jean Black thrrws a xxiitful glance at Liil Abner Don Figurella . . . lined up for refreshments at the juniors' Sadie Hawkins Dance. Page 29 Row 1: M. Coxsonz J. Podralskiz M. A. Lov- S 4 ROOM 21 Row 1: M. L. Whalen: M. Carothersg N. Adams P. Hetrick: J. Storier: A. Lopuchovsky: L. Pet ers: K. Whalen: J. Reiter: N. Shonce Row 2: G Slrianm T Vxtello P Levitsky D Manners VV Gaborko J Hansley E Gravelle D. Bacon A Andres S Hosick Row 3: J Witt T Hughes D McKnight P Gilliland E Whalen J Bogner R Sankey R. Humphrey: R. Macuga: D. Wright: R.Mor gan: T, Callahan Not in picture: D. Conti: O. Swogger Page 30 Class Colors: Room 13 ow l R Furlllo M Mye 5 I Da nel Pope V Galati F Mark sln N Miller P Mittal J McCullough v Cunnlngham A l g T7 D Metro L Helderman D Fieldin 'Xl Pm l kox xtrh S MLDc well R M ntin ow 3 J Bogner E Bmoks Nl F nk is Kirilu D Dickerson J Donildbon J Ednll VK Bowman J Hill X Fern GREEN and VS HITE ass FI' 14-fr: Y 12 fllnj 'Give' ' ' .'1 ' 'ua ' 1. -1 'f . . : . n-x: SIEUN cE.Dl.ACKO GRACE INIECKLJA1 in-vw-sz . ari yn ushnick, .0 -1-tary: 3 -1 ns . li K ' 'Q ' Humphrey, vice president: J: mos D muldson. 1 '-sid -x 1. K 5 nj ' EQ , 5 ,N -Q '21 W Jwxwm. D, 1 1 4 fewwvk W N 5 45 W J' 4 5 , f - ' 2 , 'A 4? 42 ,gpg 2, A , , A 2 v A Lg 9 Y 9 E ff . if' 1' Q E 'f Q -' if ,ag 6, W 4 nf Q if vu v , M, 7 . ,, . , Nj 9 , - f ,Q f K v v 'T ' 5 734 , af I , I aw UVJJ x i '4 rx? S r fl .-I :N A if rw-g Q . 1, L I I fl 'f 'S 1 0- a f 5' xg r K Q . , -'gi' A' ' . .4 f M a ' 3 5 1 Q 5 5 , LJ ,a 1 HL . ,k E ii, , 4 1' - li 4.4 4 ROOM 21 Row 1: R. Gaborkoz E. Emery: B. Klein: C Duffy: J. Rozich: M. Taylor: M. Koches: M. J McKay: R. Nicholas: E. Hepler Row 2: V. Palmer: J. Setterburg: M. J. Rado: ROOM 24 J. Shawl: S. Kettler: D. Smith: G. Green: M. ROW 1- J- McGhee: N. Coxsong P. Baxter: L Tfibbyi A- MCN9a1i A- Matthews Shaner: J. Black: M. Stilt: M. Soroka: M. Gozik ROW gf E- COXSOUZ D- H'-1gh953 D- Davis: S- Row 2: R. Butler: C. Torma: E. Mosora: N SimCOZ W- ROZiCl'1Z D- '5il'kO1 D- ChfiSYy Reese: D. Cuncic: N. Powell: J. Plusquellec ROW' 42 WlOdHI'SKl1 Kl8TDlSI Lewis: ROW' 3: OlJgf1nQ5'Q1': Bighgpj Haunl T Boyd: G- V0Jtk0 McFarland: R. Dickson: D. KC3H2X'2 R. Clark No! in pif-mrv: E. Fitch: R. Lunn G. Kina Rovx 4 R Vlannus R Bornink D Hiwn L Nuls R 'Nl ilhewa K Galali T Ixilai zu J tm M FLIIIDLLI A ILL Cir.-p Colm BLUE 'md Wurrr Class Flou-ir: Winn C.-uzxfxriox . olloi Ye Qui ir tic f ture. 1 t for the Dill. ' ass Arlrisorsz Gl.ADX'S EVANS RAMON HARMON Jane Rado. s A 'rg-tary: Ronnie Taivlvt. trcasur -1 Page 32 if-ers: Richard Harriff. pvasidentg C' rol Torinz. vice president: Mary RooM 29 Row 1: R. Stefanosky: J. McCullough: G. Ad ams: M. Gelety: N. Coppageg N. Tice: K. Mc Quigf-Z2 V. Verroco: D. Luchetti Row 2: K. Keaggy: B. Valimont: C. Taylor: M Bottar: J. Kozarich: M. Conti: J. Sabino: B Jennings: E. Kirila Row 3: R. Sloan: C. Geiger: D. Wike: R. Leon ard: J. Schultz: C, Guthrie Row 4: R. Fletcher: R. Wine: R. Candor Non in picture: B. Miller: G. Durisko: H. Gardner: J. Koewacich Jumping jiveu with Julie and Jim at the Freshman Valentine D ance Marg, Jean md Nancy dince a slow one . . . Richard Harriii crowns Josephine Vlad Miss Sweethcait ind 'VII H union becomes M1 Cupid at the Frosh Dance . . . seniors Pam Jennings and Frank Fonagy polka it the fieshmin hop and in return Don Figurello. a freshman. with Jean Black at an uppeitl iss danrc Wadeaclau 2464? On September 5 1950 the halls of Brookfield High resounded w1th the volces of 320 ex clted underclassmen Although the sophomores and Junlors were very much at home w1th rulers books and homework assxgnments It took the freshmen just a llttle wh1le to get ac qualnted and used to hlgh school llfe Autumns crlsp breezes and turnmg leaves saw the underclassmen partlclpatme 1n sports cheerleadlng and band Those who werent ln the football l1ne up or memorxzlng statlons for band formatlons were cheermg themselves hoarse ln the stands ' November besldes thoughts of turkey stufflng and turkey stuffed students ' brought the ey er popular Jumor sponsored Sadxe Hawkins Dance Who can forget the h1lar1ous costumes our Dog patchers unearthed the let down your halr atmosphere wa1t1ng to see who would be our L1l Abner and Dalsy Mae CTIBS of Have YOU done your Chr1stmas shop p1ng yet were evldence soon after that Chrlstmas was Just around the corner but before yacatlon was the ISpeak for Democracy contest whlch saw 1un1o1s Joyce John Vlltll hex st11r1ng story of Korea and Shlrley Seech and her lmaglnatlve speech rank ln econd d th1rd place Semor Conme Jones went from Brookfields top spot to place 1n Sharon d w1n the coveted trlp to New York Clty Snow plled up xn whxte drxfts sharp cold winds more snow forecasts svm bollze the wmter of 51 ' Underclassmen dldn t let the weather mterfere wlth act1v1t1es here at school however Ransackmg 1n the lxbrary for lnformatlon on the Constltutlon led to the XVI'1t1Ilg of themes for the Amerlcan Leglon Essay Contest Judged best was the work of freshmen Mary Jean McKay and Rodney McIntyre sophomores Phylhs Stewart and Davld Wr1ght Junlors Nancy Delchler and Robert McFarland and semors Conme Jones and Robert Thomas Robert McFarland s and Robert Thomas s themes went on to county competxtxon and Robert Thomas s essay won the county and dlstrlct awards and headed for state laurels Class dances sponsored by the sophomores and freshmen took top ranklng here at the school too The sophomores Sweater Hop was umque w1th unlformly and warmly garbed dancers sweaters be1ng strictly requlred' Lacy hearts and Be My Valentme spot llghted the freshman Sweetheart Dance 1n February Students are stlll talklng about Mr Harmon s grlnnlng and good natured acceptance of the Mr Cupld tltle ' Ole Man Wm ter also saw the rise of the talent assemblles sponsored by the classes Memor1es of the Jun 1or show the bouncy Llttle Nell recitation the unvelllng of the Thmg dramat1cal ly told by Davld Snyder the crazy commercxals between the acts the amazmg tw1rl1ng of Nancy Delchler Not to be forgotten 1n the sophomore star show are Marllyn r1fic trombonlng swoony Chuckle Emery and My Heart Cr1es for You The P1ptOH Talent Scout program put on by the frosh gave us such hlghllghts as Adelalde McNeal s st1r r1ng solo the sllly comebacks by the scouts to Emcee Davld Hughes questlons the dreamy strams of Stardust by Donald Flgurella Bevex ly Sanker s l1lt1ng soprano ID My Hero tlncldentally Beverly had the femlnme lead ln the operetta Tune In J Jumors rah ' jumors rah ' Cheers filled our gym on w1ntry Thursdays as the glrls showed the varslty basketball players how to get around on the court The senlor sophomore and Junlor freshman games were played at the hlgh school a crowded Addlson gym saw the powerhouse five wlth sharpshooter Carolyn Werner and sparkplug Joann Suttles d feat the semors ID a close game The boys xnterclass tournament ended w1th the semors w1n mng the crown oy er the JUDIOFS Plenty of actlon sparked games led up to the final outcome And then soft ram spattermg sleeplly agamst school W1DdOWS the whlteness of neu saddle shoes the good feelmg of crlsp cotton dresses the llstlessness of tl ue spr1ng fever and sprmg had sprung at Brookfield' Easter along w1th the nevx hats and colorful t1es brought the charm and glamor of the Latm Formal Easter Monday Dreamy musxc soft llghts out of thlS vxorld decoratlons what a thr1ll' And then came Prom the gala ey ent yy hlch thls year held the dlstlnctlon of be1ng our first all nlght affair Luncheon meetmgs of the decoratlon commlttee ln room 23 endless details band audltlons Prom day and fex erlshly workmg Jumors The hard work and planmng of the Jumors made the Prom memorable while sophomores and frsehmen got hmts for then commg up pelclass 39815 Suddenly lts all oy er The last paper 1S written books are handed 111 sadness and solexnmty of graduatlon arrly es and semors leaye undelclassmen feel then new stations at Step Up Day the key lb turned on a strangely qulet school Three months of yacatlon and then the wonderful cy cle of school lxfe wlll begm agam ' Page 34 O v V . . , - . . . . . 3 . v . , . . . . 4. . - r- V - . . - . . . . 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John ax S x P1ulLcxlIkx 'ILM HJ S19 Nlux Ellen 'VI tsl Hzxl K N xldlul Bellk D ll wma Nlukx Xtndu cShn L nn ' : 1 e Q : . . . . . ' - ' . a . . . . . . . . ' 4 . . 4 Y. . '. z . t ' 1 . 1 -, , , i 3 I . . . ' . , . . , Y . ' . , . . 5 ' . E ,A . , . . . . v . . , . - V . 1 1 Q 5. . , L , V ' ' . .' 4 Q , . , -, . , , . ' ' '. , ' Q - , ' . ' 1 - - if -' - 1 - ' y A- ' f 'pf AA- V ' . ' . ' .4 . Z . . . ' ' v 1 ' A I A I v v fw A Q ' ' , ,' . . , v ' v 1 - v ' . ' , ' , ' . . - V 1 Y Q , . ' -' - ' 3 ' ' I Y H-'I 1 Q: is.: 5 A , 4 -4 ' 15 Lci, GA1' nd t ' gs ,g-' - , x gn- 4 ' 4 1 1 A KI: Lomse llen BL-11 ' x'.ll R4, - 4 'ng I Pl' lf' Y - P11 na-vs f da s Vx einm PQ sill I.ou1se llm' -' -' Marx' Jztlxe F - 'gusnn Eusgerm- ox: ch Cnrulvn ' 'I'lll'I' .l - ' ' 1 f i '- o sTl1 as 1- , - gn ' ' Ra' mike' , '- ' VA A 'g 1 1 ' ' z -' s ' . LI X I Bam! Row 1: M.Quinlan. J.Shawl. J.Suttles. J.Obermeyer. L.Raymond. C.Vitello. J. Black. Row 2: M. Tribhy. B. Klein. R. Nicholas. F. Stieb. L. Lenhart. D. Thomas. R. Humphrey. M. Sehurn. J. Misik. S. Sheridan tSec.-Treas.D. T. McFarland. D. Snyder. B. J. Knival. J. Sonk. J. John. M. Callahan. Row 3: S.Hansley. D. Aldrich. C.Werner. R.Butler. C.Geiger. D.Casiere. D,McCullough. R. McFarland. E.Robison. D Dickerson. J. Kozarieh. M. Kish. N. Sheff. C. Vashinder. J. Storier. N. Reese. M. McKay. R. Felicetty tPres.J. Row 4: Mr. Falkner. J.Poto, S. Sivulich. T.Vitello. V. Verroco. K. Poltar tLih.i. R. Leonard. K. McQuigg. R, McGhee. D Figurella. C. Alderman. N. Scott. A. Gault. J. Sangregorio. M. Coxson. R. Thompson. B. Jennings. Row 5: R.Thomas. C.Wilkins. J. McCullough. R. Martin. J. Morris. W. Baran. CV. Pres.i. R. Morgan. T. Callahan. S. Lew- is. R. Harrift. P. Yarabenetz. R. Berry. M. Henighan. J. Witt. E. Thomas. Marching with perfect precision down the football field or performing unique man- euvers at half-time. our seventy band members in traditional blue and gold uniforms never fail to get recognition for their long hours of practice. The hand is under the able direction of Harold Falkner. Highlights of the hand year included the thrill of win- ning first prize as Dogpatchers in the Sharon Halloween parade . , . long practice sessions for the United Nations Rhapsody. featured at the VVinter Band Concert Janu- ary 19 , . . recording and hearing themselves presenting march tempos over Station WPIC in Sharon January 21 . . . participating. along with Vienna. Howland and Hart- ford. in County Band in April . . . rhythm taking over at the Spring Concert April 13 . . . and their final spree. the uproarious Band Picnic in May. When hand meinhers heard music without playing it Y -the famous Girard YFVK' Band comes to Nicholas Field for i Nlileachers henefitn concert in Septemher . . . a strictly candid shot of the hand at the Homecoming rally. Swing gcuuf Row 1: R. McFarland. J. Misik. L. Lenhart. E. Robison. T. McFar- land, Row 2: R. Thompson. D. Figurella. J. San- gregorio. N. Scott. Row 3: R. Morgan. W. Baran, J. Morris. R. Felicetty. J. Straka. fbfuun 8 left to right: J. Suttles. J. Shawl, L. Raymond, J. Black, M. Quinlan, C. Vitello, J. Obermeyer. The melodious strains of the latest hits coming from the music room during seventh period are known by all as the work of our own swing band. Through the efforts of the band members and Prof Falkner. we are given sweet and solid mu- sic for dances. class plays. and assemblies. Leading the band is our Warrior Chief, Jimmy Obermeyer. followed by the six talented majorettes dressed as Indian maidens. lnstructed by Mr. Falkner, our high- stepping leaders perform dance and twirling routines to the rhythm of the band. Page 39 Mad Gfzofua Conducting: Mrs. Campbell. Row 1: J. Podralski. P. Yarabenetz. J. Wanchisn. N.J. Hess. S. Sheridan. M. Gelety. M.Tribby. M. Fields. K. Whalen. B. Ross, P. Zledlar. P. Stewart. Row :2 M. Belus. R.Berry. N.Adams. C.Vasbinder. R.King. L. Heiderman. M.Sop. E. Palumbo. V. Pasin. I. Kroko. V.Klemis. C. Werner. J.ShofT. Row 3: A. Gault. B. J. Knival. M. Taylor. M.Schultz. M.E. MeShane. J.Shawl. K.Poltar. L. Peters. I. Daniels. N. Shonce, J. John, J. Sonk. Row 4: R. Giovanetti, R. McGhee. J. Witt. L. Kilar. M. Kish. H. Kilar. D. J. Snyder. J. Spohn. D. McKnight. R. Martin. lt's eyes right f as Mrs. Campbell directs the Mixed Chorus in one of its unique arrangements. Forty-Hve harmonious voices blended this year to produce rollicking tunes for the operetta. inspirational hymns for the solemn Christmas and Easter assemb- lies, and memory-making songs for the Spring Music Festival and graduation. Row li N. J. Hess. R. Berry. L. Kilar. H. Kilar. M. Kish. P. Yaraben- etz. S. Sheridan Caccompanisty. Row 21 R. Martin. R. Thompson. R. McGhee. J. Spohn. J. Witt. fboudle an-cf Quafxfef Gowned in triiditifinrl :lit i robes are the talented iifertilteixt of our singing ensemliles. the girls' Double Trio and the liriyf Quartet. Accoinpanitcl by Shir- ley Sheridan at the piano. they presented special nuinliers at the Christmas asseinbly. Spring Band Concert. and graduation. Page 40 H7 jan Seated: L. Kilar, B.Sanker, D.J.Snyder. R.Dickson. Mrs.Campbell. Row 1: S. Sheridan, J.Wanchisn. J. Podralski, J. Sonk. Row 2: M. Taylor, K. Whalen. B.Ross, M.Sop, M. Kish. H.Kilar. J.WiLt, R.Martin. R.Giovanetti. P. Emery, R. Thompson. D. Coxson. D. McKnight. Row 3: L. Peters. M. Fields. E. Palumbo. R. King, G. Durisko. M. Tribby. J. Shawl. M. Gelety, V. Pasin. Row 4: C. Werner. N. Adams. N. J. Hess. N. Shonce. J. John. I. Daniels. M. Belus. A. Gault. B. J. Knival. K. Poltar. J. D'Urs0. M. Schultz. When the curtains parted February 15 and 16 for the lively operetta A'Tune In, the Brookfield stage was converted into a radio station. Inter- spersed with catchy tunes, the story dealt with the problems of a small radio station about to lose its contracts and its efforts to gain the sponsorship of Kroggins' Kippered Codfish. The audiences followed the unmasking of the Mystery Voice and the working out of the tangled love affairs of the main characters. The chorus. under the capable direction of Mrs. Lorena Campbell. provided background music for the captivating solo and duet numbers of the star roles. The power behind the P.A.system - invaluable Gerald Werner . . . evidently the producer doesn't care for the voice of the real Mystery Lady . . . Don McKnight as a ver-r-r-ry tr-r-r-rue Scotsman . . . Mrs. Campbell receives flowers and a gift from a thoughtful cast . . . Super soap salesman, housewife Delbert Coxson . . . Kroggins' Kiddies' Klub for Kippered Codfish goes on the air . . . After the masquerade, the gypsies do their traditional dance. Page 41 Row 1 D. Coxson. R,Sloan, T. Vitello. J. Bishop. J.Dunkerley. W. Gaborko. C. Guth- rie Mr. Kitko. Row 2 R. Fletcher. E. Gravelle. J. Spohn. R.Morgan. D.Thomas. E.Mo1-genstern. W. Sheetz. P. Dzuricsko. S. Hosack. Mdk am! Ice Gaeam Sdeamw Drumsticks . . .Klondikes . . . and milk tickets are the problems of these salesmen. Snapped at the cooler before selling begins at noon are the eight girls in charge of ice cream and milk for school lunches. Page -12 480.1 Duty on the assembly linef Mr.Kitko supervises the work of sixteen boys. headed by Delbert Coxson. who are responsible for the preparation of the auditori- um for all assembly pro- grams. left to right: M.Fields. lVl.Seburn. J,Viczuy. lXI.Kish. A. Swogger. F.StiLb G. Tarko. H. Mittal. .Edin 0644 Further study of ancient Roman customs and civiliza- tion is the aim of the Latin Club. directed by Mrs. Bres- nan. The club motto is Fac- ta non Verbau: the colors. purple and gold. Activities this year included bake sales, a trip to the Roman Festival in Pittsburgh in February, and the glamorous Spring Formal Easter Monday. Row 1: N. J. Hess. D. Bennett. M. Fields. J. Vlad, J. McGhee. J. Powell. Jocelyn Goncz. D. Thomas. B. Nicholas. R. Berry. F. Markasky. J. Wanchisn. M. Pushnick Row 2: S. Sheridan. C. Werner. N.ShoFf tSec.J. L. Heiderman. O. Cunningham. B. J. Knival. J. McCullough. C. Jones. A. Gelety, J. Tesoriero, L. Dobozi. D. Aldrich. Row 3: J. John. N. Adams, J. Reiter, A. Gault. D. Fielding. P. Hetrick, K. Lattyak. P. Jennings. J. Black. K. Poltar. L. Germond. Row 4: S. Smith. A. Logan. D. Duffy. S. Seech, M. E. lVIcShane. M. Kish. J. Viczay. V,Pasin. M. J. Ferguson, M. James. L. Kirby. Row 5: S. Kreps. R. Bondarenko. N, Deichler. L. Peters. J. Poto CV. Pres.J. I. Wendt L. Kilar. P. Gladysz. J. Sonk. M. L. Allen. Joann Goncz, D. McCullough. Row 6: R.McFarland. L. Lenhart. F. Nagy fTreas.J. H.Morgan. E. Saloom. D. McKnight, J.Bogner. A. Andres. P. Levitsky, N. Harshman. Row 7: D. Wright. E. Robison. R. Wright. C. Alderman. A. Vuchak. J. Fedorko. R. Humphrey fPres.J. T. Callahan. D. Snyder. F. Rea. R. Zieminick. left to right: C. Emery. F. Taczak. P.Emc-ry. P.Podralski. Mr. Lejsek. J.PelleS, S. Hansley. G. Werner. J. Burns. eww Mr. Lejsek explains the intricacies of the projector to the eight members of the Projection Crew. the power behind the movies we enjoy so much. Gerald Werner su- pervises the work of the boys. Page 43 ,flame 8 8146 The Future Homemakers Association, under the di- rection of Mrs. Tsui and com- posed of girls interested in home economics. strives to delve into those little things that make home - keeping interesting. Highlights of the year's activities were a fall hayride. a winter dance. and the long - awaited spring style show. G Glad Meet the wizards of the typewriter, the shorthand pad, and the bookkeeping ledger! A student must pur- sue two or more commer- cial subjects to be a member of the Commercial Club. The objective of the organization is to acquaint members with all phases of the business world. John Hanrahan and Harold Layman are the club sponsors. Row 1: S. Valent CTreas.7. J. Wanchisn fParl.!. R. Valent fScc.J. M. Schultz tPres.J. I. Kroko KV. Presb. M. Vendemia lHist.y. Row 2: M. Pushnick. R. Furillo. B. Ross, K. Schmidt. M. L. Burns. S. King. K. Whalen. E. Palumbo. J. Guaetta. V. Klemis. J. Sivulich. J. McGhee. T. Simeon. M. Myers. Row 3: G. Tarko. C.Saneto. S.DeVite. S.McCu1lough. M.Lovrekovich. O.Cun- ningham. M. L. Whalen. M.Pope. M.Carothers. C. Vitello. P. Zledlar. P. Stew- art. M. Belus. Row 4: V.Pelles. J. Manion. V. Pasin. J. Sonk. N. Shonce. I. Daniels. F. Markar- sky. V.Galati. H. Seburn. J. Sheff. J.Poltar. A. Gelety. Row :5 R.Haynie. M.Sop. S. McDowell. J.D'Urso. J.Storier. A.Lopuchovsky. P. Mittal. M. James. M. E. Wright. M. J. Ferguson. J. Suttles. M. A. Gunter. Row 6: S.Haynie. D.Metro. S. Smith. I.Soroka. M.Belik. R.Kurilla. J.Reiter. H. Kilar. H. Vargo. H. Mittal. D.Ondich. J.Viczay. J.Guaetta. I. Kroko. V. Klemis. M.I-Ienighan. Row 12 Row 2: D. Thomas. F. Stieb CT1'eas,J. V. Coxson. F. Adams tPres.7. L. Raymond Row 3: D.J.Snyder. J. Podralski. A. Gelety. N.J. Hess. B. Bondarenko. Row 4: N. Deichler. S. McCullough. S. Seech. J. Black. M. E. McShanc. C. Vasbinder. S. Kreps. R. McGhee. R. Hziynia.-. H. Kilzir. M. J. Fergu Standing: son. M.Janies. M. E, VVright. Mr. Layman. H. Mittal. M. Belik. D. Bennett. J Powell. M.Quinlan. lVI.Lox'rekovich. C. Szmcto. M.A. Gunter. J.Suttlt-s. S Smith. J. Viczay fTrcas.J. Not in picture: G.Tarko lV.Pres.J. Page 44 Seated: M, L. Allen fPres.J. C. Werner fTreas.r. L. Kilar !Sec.J. L. Lenhart KV. Pres.J. M. Rodgers. Row 1: L. Peters. M. Quinlan. P. Hetricl-'. V. Pasin. N. Adams. N. Shoff. J. Morris, J. Vlad. K. Poltar. M.XY6Ud6m13. M.Pushnick. Row 2: I. Soroka. C.Jones. I.Wendt. M. Seburn. R.Peters. J.Sonk. S.Seech, J. Goncz. A. Gault. M. Fields. F. Nagy. Row 3: E. Robison. A. Vuchak. J. Cartwright. T. Callahan. R. Humphrey. Seated: B.Nicholas. L. Kilar. M.E. McSliane. S. Sheridan. M. Kish. P. Jennings, J. Goncz. M. L. Allen. Standing: R.Peters. A.Vuchak. J.Huntley. M.Seburn. H.Ferringer, M. Fields. D. Thomas. F. Fonagy. F. Rea. E. Morgenslern. L. Lenhart. E. Saloom. Page 45 Hickey Glad Students of the Biology Club gather informally a- round Kitty, an honorary fellow-member. This active club, directed by Mr. Rod- gers, furthers an interest in biology with movies, speak- ers, and demonstrations. Be- sides a radio forum and the Snowflake Frolic Dance Mar- ch 30, the members planned a tree planting project for the school addition. eaflege Glad Future Jo and Josie Col- lege scan bulletins for fresh- man facts at a meeting of the College Club, supervised by Principal Vonarx. This organization includes seniors who are planning on college, nursing, or other vocational training. Frequent speakers give vital information at club meetings. Naam! To the twelve seniors and four juniors who typify high ideals of scholarship, leader- ship, service. and character went the golden pins of the coveted National Honor So- ciety when the Trumbull County Chapter held its in- itiation March 17 at Champ- ion High School. Leonard Lenhart was president of the county organization for 1950- 1951. Seated: L. Lenhart. Standing: J. John. J. Sonk, G. Tarko. J. Goncz. M. Seburn. M. L. Allen, M. Belik F. Adams. L. Kilar. M. Kish, C. Jones. S.Sheridan. N. Deichler. C. Werner Not in picture: D.McCul1ough. Row 1 Mr. Cherry, M. Vendemia, P. Jennings, L. Germond. Row 2 M.Quin1an, M. Belus. R.Berry, S. Kreps, I.Kroko. V.Klemis. Row 3 A. Gault, S.McCullough, B. Nicholas, L.Dobozi. D.Bennett. J.Tesoriero, K Schmidt, J. Guaetta. Row 4 Juanita Black, M. James, M.J.Ferguson, D.Aldrich. L, Kirby. M. E. Mc- Shane H. Mittal, A. Lopuchovsky, Janet Black, A. Gelety. Row 0 E Morgenstern, R. Giovanetti, K. Lattyak, M. L. Allen. V. Pasin. P. Gladysz. M Lovrekovich, I. Soroka. N.Deich1er. B. Bondarenko. M. Henighan. Row 6 J. Carpenter, J. Wine, J. Bogner, R. Peters, E. Kovach. R. Manion. R. Sankey. P Scanlon, F. Rea, E. Saloom. Page 46 1,40-ltillddd Pamela Jennings and Lois Germond. co-captains. show members how to be good monitors. Composed of a- bove average students select- ed by Mr. Cherry. the moni- tors render courteous servi- ces to teachers. students. and visitors and act as the good will ambassadors of our school. Se ited: M. Pushnick. M. Quinlan. M. J. Rado. C. Torma. C. Vllerner, M. L. Allen. J Poto. R. Harrifl. R.Taiclet. R. McFarland. St mding: J. Fedorko. J. Donaldson. H. Ferringer. R. Humphrey. P. Scanlon. A. Vuchak. 'lfmfutff 61446 Only the baseball and mitt seem to be missing here to show the four sports of Broolineld f football. golf. basketball. and baseball - as represented in the Varsity Club. composed of all letter- nten. Mr. Harmon directs the B-wearing sportsmen. Seated: H. Curry. R. Morgan. F. Rea. Row 1: R.Peters. L. Lenhart. W. Reichart. Euan! of rqcifz'u4Lf4Joi Around the familiar table in room 23 are the members of Board of Activities. com- posed of class ofhcers. They represent the student body at all important meetings. Chief functions this year were developing the school calendar and selecting pro- grams for assemblies. R. Macu1.1a. J. Spohn. C. Emery. R. V1 tello. C. Malone. P. Scanlon. J. Germond. Row 2: P. Gilliland. D. Susko. J. Fedorko, P. Emery, S. Rado. R. Ferry, F. Cornelious Row 3: A. Vuchak. R. Sankf-y. J. Bogner. F. Taczak, J. Haun. E. Kovach, P. Gladysz. R. Manion. was e ,aw eww' Seated. front: F,Cornelious. Row 1: S. Sheridan. P.Jennings. C.Jones. M. Fields. L. Kilar. Row 2: F. Rea. L. Lenhart. A. Vuchak. J. Vasconi. Gun shots. love affairs. temper tantrums. and a continually fainting mother-in-law-to- be were all episodes in L'The Campbells Are Coming. presented by the senior class Novem- ber 16 and 17. The story involved a spoiled grandaughter who returned home from a high falutin' womans college and announced that she was engaged to Kingston Campbell. a wealthy and spoiled young man, The topsy-turvy actions of the Brannigan family. under the super- vision of Ma . finally succeed in solving the love affair and reforming Kay. The realistic hill- billy setting in the Ozark Mountains and quick moving scenes enthralled the audiences at the two school matinees and evening performances from beginning to end. Under the direction of Mrs. Hall. the senior play was a smash hit f Kingston winees when Bildad declares himself an uncle . . . Ya doggoned reVenootis. shouts Ma. as the worm -eating lu-otlier and the child hride gape at the Campbells . . . crew heads get together for a conference. Seated: E. Morgen' stern, NI.Belik. R.Haynie. D.McCul1ough. Standing: L.Raymond. F.Taczak. Nut in picture: R.Giovanetti , . . Betsy tries to keep Biddie. the wayward chicken. to stay 'whar she isuf . . . The stage crew isnit missing a line of the love suene between Kay and Jeff! Una M434 8400464 Row 1: M, Schultz, K. Poltar, M. James, S. Kreps, E. Palumbo, M. Quinlan. Row 2: J.Cartwright, J. John, H. Kilar, S. Seech, D. Snyder. Row 3: S. Hansley, V. Pasin. J. Haun. J. Sonk, R. McFarland, D. J. Snyder. The popular radio program Our Miss Brooks was a hit on the Brookfield stage when the juniors presented their class play before capacity audiences March 29 and 30. The story dealt with the problems of big-hearted but harassed Miss Brooks, an English teacher, caught in the dilemma of producing Lost Horizon against such odds as conflicting basketball prac- tice and band rehearsals and the constant supervision of the president of the school board. Long to be remembered are such highlights of the play as the shrill voice and individual walk of Miss Audobon . . . Rhonda's selfish and cutting remarks. . .the meaningful Please don't go line of Janels . . . Mr. Wadsworth's Now see here, Brooks! . . . and the dribbling basketball players in the middle of an already hectic play rehearsal Y Mr. William Herrmann, student teacher, directed the play. and Mrs. Dale Hall. dramatic advisor, served as technical director. Loves in the air! - Miss Brooks and the coach and Ted and Jane cast THOSE looks . . . the unsung heroes - commit- tee heads-left to right: S. Armstrong. M.E.Wright, M. J.Ferguson, W. Baran, J. Poltor, P. Gladysz, N. Deichler, C. Wer- ner . . . top picture: the uproarious Miss Audobon, catches Jane with the evidence . . . bottom picture: Miss Brooks tries to keep her sanity among her apprehensive cast members. Page 49 Row 1: F. Cornelious. M,Belus. M.Vendemia. D. McCullough. L. Dobozi. S. Sheridan. P.Jennings. I Kroko. V.Klemis. J.Guaetta. G.Tarko. R. Martin. Row 2: Juanita Black. R. Haynie. H. Mittal. C. Jones. J. Goncz. A. Gelety. Janet Black. L. Raymond. D. Thomas. B. Nicholas. L. Germond. Row 3: M. Seburn. M. L. Allen. J. Viczay. L. Kilar. M. Kish. F. Adams. M. E. McShane. M. Belik. C. Saneto. M. Henighan. M. Fields. Mrs. Hall. Row 34 L. Lenhart. F. Rea. H.Curry. J.Carpenter. G.Faller. F. Taczak. R. Peters. A. Vuchak. W. Reichart. E. Morgenstern. E Saloom. R. Giovanetti. Seated: E. Saloom tTreas.J. M. Kish fSec.J. F. Taczak CPres.l. C. Alderman KV. Pres.l. How lr J. Germond. N. Harshman. B. Nicholas. D. Thomas. M. L. Allen. K. Lat- tyak. P. Jennings. L. Germond. M. Fields. S. Kreps. F. Cornelious. Row 2: J.'Wine. J.Fedorko. J.Carpt-nter. A.Vuchal-4. R.Conti. D.Susko. P. Emery. R. Manion. H. McBride. R. Vitello. P. Scanlon. C. Malone. Row 3: J. Haun. L. Long. J. Cartwright. E. Kovach. F. Kozarich. D. Christy. Page 50 fb Jelud Budding Broadwayites are given a chance to further an interest in the stage through the Dramatics Club. directed by Mrs. Hall. Students who had roles in or were commit- tee heads for junior and sen- ior class plays are eligible to be members of this organiza- tion. Glad El Camino Real takes 0- ver the interest of the offi- cers of Siempre Amigos. Spanish games. conversation. and songs add zest to the meetings of the Spanish Club. Members can be re- cognized by the attractive pins. A hayride. initiation. Christmas Party. and April Showers Fiesta were spon- sored under the direction of the club's advisor. Miss Hen- ry. 57104.61 1 CJ N25 ' I ' s O 4 ' 4 ,P : L'-f ,K if -f Q j X! Y I 5L' -L I .. fx , Tr Q- in A I 'I 4 A, V. '- :ffs nt, ff I L! A 61 A B V , 1 , 5 5 ,? 8' '41 x fix k ' 3 fi -Q xii Q 'f E'Q'1 , J b ' wx Q X4 W 3 X .Queen I l li Q wrgelected to re1Dn as Bxookfield High Schoole Plgskln Queen at HOIT1GCOI111Dg was petlte Shuley Qnherldan Plquant beauty polbe and a XIXHCIOUS personahty comblned to make Shnlex one of uux most chaxmlng queens Pagan . . -J L .I , 0 K. . . ' , 2 ' -FIT Orange football tags identi- fy the Dads of our football players as they proudly wat- gridiron. :bam ma, The faithful Brookfield gridiron fans. mothers and fathers of football players. were honored at the game with Chester. Vtlest Virginia. October 28. designated this year as official Dad's Day. Miss Gladys Evans and Principal Wayne Vonarx acted as hostess and host to the parents at this annual celebra- tion. lndividual introductions of the players and parents and gifts for the Moms and Dads vied with the thrill of the game itself as highlights of the 1950 - 1951 Dad's Day Y Not a kick or tackle es- capes the eyes of chrysan- themum-wearing Mothers as they occupy seats of honor on the sidelines at the Dads Day game. Page 54 ch their sons in action on the -Wag LJALIHYJ !7iLtx'f72f Af 'ct Q4 V N rr',f'W!jf I i ?Ig 0 4 Whether it's leading the bloody screams of Scalp 'Em f or the solemn music of our Alma Mater. the cheerleading squad is always on the job to en- courage the teams and student body. This years group included Julianne Poltor. Lillian Dobozi. Marion Carothers. Kathryn Poltar, Marilyn Pushnick. and Connie Jones. Directed by Miss Grace Mecklem, the energetic masters of the cheers practice long hours to learn the perfectly timed movements. They're the spark plugs of football and basketball rallies . , . and of all-school pride and pepf Ring around the niecaphone --as pretty cheerleaders form a pretty pattern . . . cheerleaders out in the cold lead a cheer at the Dads Day game , , . Miss Mecklem. the peppy advisor. consults with the girls on a new cheer . . . cheer' leaders Jose ter an ohlicginff cameraman. Pa fe55 ,- ff'W,2 swam MMM! fa 64 Vu. Mgr' 'N fifmqgbf Gui Savaf Q? any A .4,r-frm! bk ,L 3,4-10 JOHN FEDORKO, iulllmck :md right lmlfYJz1ck . . . HOWARD CURRY. CL'llI1'l4LlIV.1 lg-it guard . . . PAUL EMERY. right hzalfbuck . . . HKIIL SALOON. IH1lIliij.fl'1' . . . STEVEN SEDLACKO. hcml Immtimll coach , . . ROBERT VITELLO. left tackle . . . S.-XXI RADO. Qllill'lL'I'lDlAL'k . . , FRED TACZAK. right und . . LEONARD LENHART. right halfback . . . RICHARD FERRY. L'l'llIL'1'. Pago 56 ayaogeglvv' me ! .EM J' A 5 xg, ly ll , , 7 - , .1 1 1' 3 C U 5.121 I MARTIN CT-IERP 1' IS ISI 111 1011111 111 coach . . THOMAS BARRINGER asslstant iootball coach ROBERT PETERS l it L d IAWIES LIRLN I1 111 end and left end JOHN VNINE left and PAT SCAINLON 1eft haliback FRANR COPNPI IOL S 11 I11 5.111111 . . . DANIEL SUSKO left gufud CONSTAIN 1INO MALOINE 11g,l1t fufud ALEXANDER VUCHAK f11llb11k . . . ROBERT MANION11g,ht t1LklL fxwn ,U 7Qz Qaeda!! 13 Brookfield ,..... Warren St. Marys 20 13 Brookfield ...... Newton Falls 12 6 Brookheld ...... Grove City 6 8 Brookfield ...... Sharpsville 20 12 Brookfield ...... Hickory 0 41 Brookfield ...... Greenville St. Michaels 0 12 Brookfield ...... Chester. West Virginia 6 0 Brookheld ...... Union Township 19 19 Brookfield ....,. Hubbard 0 Brookfield's football team under Coaches Sedlacko. Cherry, and Barringer came through another successful gridiron season this year by winning five, tying one. and losing two games. After suffering a bad start by losing to an undefeated Warren St. Mary's team. the Warriors came back strong to win over Newton Falls and tie a strong Grove City eleven. The Warriors' important Homecoming game was played with Sharpsville October 7 at Nicholas Field. The team returned fighting after a bad first half but were unable to ox ercome Sharp xille s early lead On October 28 the football team honored their parents on Dad s Day by winning a hard fought battle with Chester 12 to 6 The last game of the season was Brookfield s greatest victory the xx in over the rn al Hubbard squad 19 to 0 for the Warriois third straight win ox er the Eagles Row 1 A slst Coach M Cheixx R Luchetti R Macugi P Cilhland J Hill F Koz ll ich S Rado P Scanlon R Fern D Susko R Vltello E Saloom R Gioyancttl R McGhee Rov. Co ich S Scdlacko F Nagy C 'Vlalone L Lenhart J Fedoiko A Xuthil I' Taczix R Pet rs P Emmy H Cuixx J Vlme R Mamon S Lewis Emil Saloom Assist Coach T Buiingei Page 08 ' ' 5' v - x 5 V' l v . y 7. . 7 i . T, . K . , Y . 2 3 A Row 2: R. Martin. Emery. T. Okin. J.Bogner. J.Haun. R.Sankey. R. Weilacker. V.Ferry. J.Edell. '.,: Q' '. .. 1j..i' .. ' . . ex . Y ' ' ' .r J' I 'A . 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Alf ' f x. -- 1 -fr, I ds' I I 1, F and 4 J A ff ' f ' r 6 I 5 x, B fm. -, fu. ua-m4..l.,, , Q ' 2 Row 1 Coach Harmon FRea R Manlon F Faczak R Peters A Vuchak W Relchart Row 2 J Bogner P Gladysz J Haun E Kowach P Scanlon S Rado E Saloom Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Hlckory Woodrow Wllson Howland Girard Leawttsburg Hlckory West Mlddlesex Newton Falls Sharpsxllle Hubbard Mercer Campbell Memorial Warren St Mary s Mlneral Rldge Sharpsvllle Youngstovx n East Alumni Brookfield Hubbard N L O Tournament 34 Brookfield New ton Falls The Bxookfleld 'vaxsltx basketball team under Coach Ramon Harmon ended the court season with a six xxm fourteen loss iecord Durlng the season the boys racked up a total of 823 points in twenty tense and excltlng eontests James Haun held the scoring record 111 the 1950 19:11 season w1th a total of 178 points v. hxle seniors Alexander Vuehak with 166 points and Robert Manlon with 152 points followed closelx The team held an 1I'I1pI'6SSlXC foul shooting aveiage of 4949 throughout the games Close and excltlng games xxlth deafening eheerlng rmgmg in clouded gvms xx ere the feature of thls years coult contests Page 60 l 29 ...... ' 17 ...... ' 31 ...... 45 ...... ' 32 ...... ' ' 30 ...... ' 43 ...... , ' ' 48 ...... , 47 ...... 30 ...... 52 ...... 49 ...... ' 58 ...... . Y' 43 ...... ' ' 39 ...... ' 54 Brookfield ...... West Middlesex 46 ...... ' 64 ...... ' 29 ...... 48 . ' ...... ' ' .4 65 9121 50713 X A f? 5. LM., QW RL id donkvsxsn ROBERT MANION LU nd ROBERT PETERS Lenten JOHIN BOL NER umm V! ILLIANI RFICH-KRT gu ud PATRICK GI ADX SL pu nd ENIIL S-XLOOU 1111111541 ELGEINE KOX XCH udld FINDLEY REA L1 nd SANI RADO u nd FRED TACZAK Lemel J-XNIES HALIN funn nd In Lnntu AI EXANDER XLCHAK fmvxfud RANIOIN HARNIOIN Dlmk63lhi1l unch PAT RICIX SCAINLOIN t0INhd1d 55 S b I IJ Q 'P' B 69 R 'W x I Q . ER i 9 7 x W R if H, 4 23 f' 7 'Z ff 1 1 we Q ' Q T f Q, , XX ,,,,,,,f. ,Mig 'Q I Q X 3 A R X y '29 Q T 1 K I Q Raawe Bakddall Rowl Coach Harmon S Rado R Macuga J Bogner J Straka D Snvder F' Ko zarlch E Saloom Rovs 2 J Germond J Spohn R Humphrey P Gilliland F Nagy Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Hlckory Howland Girard Hickory West Middlesex Newton Falls Sharpsx 1lle Hubbard Mercer Campbell Memorlal Warren St Marx s Mineral R1dge Sharpsvllle W est Mlddlesex Youngstovx n East Faculty Ex ery game s a double featule for the Reserxe contests played P1101 to tht schtdultd V lISllX games axe alwaxs sum to bc packed vnth 9XC1t9ITleI'1t Playing a total of suuittui j,iI11L's th1s xc ll tht Jayvees under Coach Harmon scored SIX wins and elexen losses vt 1th a total of 012 pomts Thu. foul top scorers fox the Reserxe season were Sam Rado with 99 pomts Plank Nag with 93 pomts Jot Straka vnth 8:1 points and Ronme Macuga wlth 83 pomts From thc. nuxe xnackmg tlostness of the Hubbard B H S fray to the fun filled contest with the much publicized facultx tcam the RL serxe games gaxe the rooters plentx of court exc tement ' Page 62 19 ...... ' 29 ...... 22 ...... ' 28 ...... ' 39 ...... ' ' 33 ...... ' 28 ...... 29 ...... 31 ...... 26 ...... ' 32 ...... . ' 32 ...... ' ' 18 ...... ' 42 ...... ' ' ' 37 ...... ' 33 . ..... ' 34 Brookfield ...... Hubbard Jim Haun jumps to start off the Brookfield - West Middlesex game. Guard Manion and For- ward Haun join forces to get a rebound in the game with West Middlesex. Ronnie Macuga tips in a rebound in the contest with the Sharpsville Jay- vees. The Reserve game with Newton Falls sees Joe Straka and Ronnie Macu- ga fighting for the ball. Joe Straka and three Sharpsville Jayvees on the reach for the ball I Guard Bob Manion over- sees the board play in the West Middlesex - Brook- field game . . . while Ref- eree Panza seems to be executing a new dance step. CActually he's cal- ling a foul lj Haun puts up a shot in the contest with our ri- vals from the south Y The all- important game Y Bob Manion and Jim Haun battle with Hubbard for that rebound. Page 63 G04 left to right W Relchart J Spohn R Morgan P Gladysz Coach Sedlacko Its not three but four on a match ' Long before spring fever actu allv becomes acute at the high school Mr Steven Sedlacko and his golf team are making plans for the playing of matches with district schools The 1900 golf team seemed nex er to be in the rough for they won two matches with Shaipsx 1lle High School and two ox er H1ckor5 High School to scoie an unde feated season The Yankee Run Golf Tournament the all important con test with district scholastic teams saw Brookfield end in a highly commend able sex enth place the 1951 team vs 111 be made up of William Relchalt senior Pat Gladg sz Jun 1or Robert M01 gan sophomore and Donald Figux ella fieshman replacing James Spohn vt ho left school Plenty of under pax action on the fan vs aw lb promised bx tlns group of haxd drix ing golfers this spring Page 64 y V - - , Y. . V V . y . Q - Losing the services of lanky Edward Gladysz with the 1950 graduation, Eaedall 1950 BASEBALL SCHEDULE 3 Brookfield ...... 'West Middlesex 5 -1 Brookfield ...... VVest Middlesex 5 3 Brookfield ...... Sharpsville 8 8 Brookfield ...... Sharpsville 5 3 Brookfield ...... Hubbard 10 When cries of Batter upfn and You're out Y fill the spring air . . . when 'ldiamondu means sports and not jewelry . . . when catching, fielding. pitching. and batting take the sports spotlightfBrookHeld High knows it's spring and baseball season! Mr. Ramon Harmon coached the Brookfield nine through five important games during the 1950 season. Although most of the contests were played directly after school hours the highlight of the season was the Hrst night baseball game under the lights of Nicholas Field against the rival Hubbard team Ex en the defeat suffei ed couldnt dampen the spirits of the crowd watching the exciting spring sport event This year s baseball fans w1ll see all home games play ed at night Even with the loss of the veteran players who graduated in 1970 the team promises plenty of action on the diamond in 51 A . - 1 1 . - 1 - 5- 1 7 I . Rcw 1: R. Peters. A. Vuchak. F. Rea. G. Hegedus. L. Lenhart. S. Radu. J. Haun. F. Cornelious. R x 2: J.Germond. R. Maeuga. J.Bogner. C.Eme.'y. P. Emery. H. Manion. F.Taczak. Coach Harmon P igc ba uniofz Spam!! Row 1: E. Clayton. D. Ramsey, E. Kurilla. D.Davis. R.Wine. R. Mathews. S. Simco. G. Baron. R.Fletcher. A. Vendemia. T. Kilar. D.Loughry. Row 2: Coach Lejsek. R.Deichler. H. Stitt. R.Boles. J.Manion. W. Germond. R. Hook. L. Nails, R. Taiclet. P. Vargo. T. Fisher. M. Sivulich. Coach Barringer. 1 Row 1: C. Geiger. R. Haun. E. Hepler. R.Taic1et. Row 2: Coach Lejsek. D.Figure1la. S. Simco. L. Nails. T. Kilar. D.Davis. Page Vli Jlaadall The Little Warriors of the gridiron - seventh, eighth. and ninth graders under the direction of Coaches Anton Lejsek and Thomas Barring- er - won two, lost three, and tied one game this year. The boys showed good team work throughout the season and gained valuable experience for future years as pigskin stars. Coached by Anton Lejsek. the Little Warriors of the basketball court won five and lost eleven games this year. These future varsity cagers had undaunted spirit and displayed good sports- manship throughout the sea- son. 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