Brookfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookfield, OH)

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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

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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