Brookfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookfield, OH)

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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT Trumbull County Superintendent of Schools - Frederick B. Louys . . . a man who has helped us to chart our Course wisely and make our sailing smooth at Brookfield. W 3 M ltoanl oi iiitinntioil Current and retiring mem- bers of the 1953 - 1954 school hoard meet together to dis- cuss problems ol' administra- tion. Seated left to right: Kenneth Hiestand tSuperinf tendent of Schoolst. Hari Geiger. John Lenhart. lflmer Lohr. Mrs. Gerald Shull tPresidentt. Lois Mcivlaster tClerkl. Standing. left t., right: Howard Brooks. James Hoffman. Richard Harrift. D Superintendent ot Schools Kenneth Hiestand Principal ot the High School M. Wayne Vonarx Bachelor of Science. Kent State University Bachelor of Science. Pennsylvania State College Master .mf Arts. Kent State University Master of Education. University of Pittshurgih Mr. Hiestand dictates a letter to his secretary. Miss Joan Wanchisn. secretary to the prmci Mrs. Blanche Cxvynar. pal. places a call for Mr. Vonarx.