Brookfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookfield, OH)

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The bed has become a place of luxurty to me! 1 would not exchange it for all the thrones in the world. !Napoleon SENIORS Verne A. Clark Connie Davis Nancy Joann Deichler Mary Jane Ferguson Richard Michael Ferry A merry heart doeth good The world is a beautiful As merry as the diy is I do not choose to run like a medicine. book but of little use to lone Shu cespeare Coolzd A-Proverbs XVII him who cannot read it. Goldoni Elmer Germond Patricia Gladysz Patrick Gladys: Stephen E Hansley Nell Harshman A boy is. ol' all wild Good humor makes all No man in his senses A rollmg stone gwthers Logic is logic thits beasts, the most difficult things possible. -Beecher will dance. -Cicero no moss Sums I s v Holm to manage. -Plato Page 16

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SENIORS Eugene Alderman Sylvia Joy Armstrong William A. Baran Better late than never. -Dionysus Style is the dress of thoughts. - Chesterfield Father calls me William, Sister calls me Will. Mother calls me Willie. But the fellows call me Bill. -Field Darylene Bennett I wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing. -Swift 'TX '77 iii . f Q Al' w- sf' K . .. sr Jean Marie Black Blanche Ann Bondarenko Jack T. Cartwright Donald Duane Christy You see youth as a joyous Who walks with Beauty I am not a politician, and Hear much: speak little. thing has no need of fear, my other habits are good. -Bias About which love and -Morton --Artemus Ward. laughter cling. -Anonymous Page 15

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:rmes Harry Haun George Hegedus Norma Jean Hess Marlene Mae James Ay. every inch a king. -Shakespeare SENIORS The sleep of a labouring man is sweet. -Ecclesiastes A song will outlive all sermons in the memory. Giles Joyce Gail John She's beautiful.and there- Her voice was ever soft. fore to be wooed: she's a gentle. and low - an ex- woman. therefore, to be cellent thing in woman. won. -Shakespeare -Shakespeare 'ank E. Kaszowski Henrietta Marie Kilar David C. Klingaman Eugene S. Kovack Frank Michael Kazan-ich Love's like the measles- ill the worse when it Somes late in life. Jerrold Optimism: a cheerful frame of mind that en- ables a teakettle to sing though in hot water up to its nose. -Anonymous egg 'ali Aword fitly spoken is like Agentleman is a man who Eat. drink. and be merry, apples of gold in pictures can disagree without be- for tomorrow ye diet. of silver. ing disagreeable. -Beymer -Proverbs XXV --Anonymous Page 17