Brookfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

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K' I N YA L mf J 6 xi SQ' of 0 Q Jw It 15 the slncere wlsh of the entlre Echo staff that thxs 1957 edltlon of your year book wul provxde fond and lastmg remembrances of school llfe at Brookf1eld durmg the past school year Wxth Cmderella as a theme we haue recalled hlghllghts of our efforts m such act1v1t1es as football basketball baseball dlamatlcs band and chorus field trlps and many others mcludmg EX8IU1I1at10l'1S Cmderella IS the svmbol through whxch we recall the many advantages we have recelved from bemg students at Bro kfleld She helps us recall the wonderful frlend sh1ps we have formed and whlch are 1n many ways some of the rxchest experlences of all school days In offermg thls latest edltlon of the Echo we hope that your enjovment IH own1ng and readlng xt w1ll be as great as was ours ID preparmg lt for you A Q, 53, R 5' X323 :sf 'I f-gi. 491 U-93 f A o 'rl rr I l lk T l'f C:'il N S 11 '1 'Xa tial-f.ijg ' ' 1343 l -17 'Q fa? .1 it-',, H 173 Q- an w e fc nn I - Q ' 1 fr ml A A 1 Ag - WV 'Q . .... ka . .gl v fn A X Y x Q -X ns- ' f QQ5 5 ' 4, We 'Gb I -W c if , kijb X 1 f A 4027. 1 V . . . . 33525 Z, 1 A 1 1 -V 1 - O 55 ' , , ' - . , V -'Eg C 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I x a I . , . 7 an . 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F 1,-,'. gi X H , -5 uf' .' MW J l ,7 D 3 ' N 1..1' ik ,- I 1 - 'J , 1 ,, 1 1. , , . 'L ' ' 2 X X J .7 I, H 'I X x ,- EH- ff .H - 1. J! . 5 cu R . XX 'H' ..-. , - is 'f ,,! 'RU 1 2 L c , ,i '- .I 'nb- . 1 .. - Q O ' Q 9 ,x o J ucmru -5 tv '1 ,-'I We, the graduating class of 1957, feel honored and privileged to dedicate this Echo to Mrs. Marian C. Kasmere and Mrs. Dorothy Drummond. Mrs. Kasmere will be remembered for twenty-five years of service in the public school system. Her government classes will always bring back fond memories. Mrs. Drummond, who has only been with us for 215 years, will also leave a great impression on our minds. Her guidance of the Junior class, her book reviews and help on the HI Speak for Democracy contest are just a few of the ways she has helped us as sen- iors of Brookfield High School. These two fine educators are true friends to all. The Class of 1957 will al- ways remember them. I., f. f ' f Q 'ff' ' .+ Page 4 Q O 463. 4 X ' L' Qlnntvnin Introduction: Page 2 We. the Senior Class of 1957. invite you to take an imaginary journey with Cinderella. on a tour of excitement and enjoyment through the pages of the Echo of 57. Step into our imaginary pumpkin carriage. as we tour the different sections, beginning with the dedica- tion on page 4. Administration and Faculty: Page 6 Our first stop on this fairyland tour is with the Administration and Faculty, as they pause from their daily duties to smile for the onlookers on this trip. Classes: Page 18 The next stop on this imaginary trip is with our dignified graduating Senior Class: lol- lowing are the beaming underclassmen. Activities: Page 34 As our carriage rolls along. we come upon our various activity groups. Our instrumental and Vocal Music. Languages. Dramatics, Pub- lications and other clubs are the featured high- lights. Athletics: Page 58 As our journey comes to a close. we fea- ture the Undefeated Football Team. our Bas- ketball and Baseball teams. and our ever loyal Cheerleaders. Our tour of excitement ends cn a note of beauty with the Homecoming Queen and her attendants of 1956. Page 5 X x Pi ga Y GRKR iii A P 552 IR l I Q , QP 1520! U- 1TLfif,L,,,, 'ZZ M MX 'K WW ly IL XWW -ff SSE? if kk?-EJ A fi Nj N fi xl XX ,I V l 5 L X3 ' I5 lm ' A Y , fx RW XX xx Ywl X X x 1 1' k X, X ff pf 5 n Y' X X W 1 I l wx X X X . 'XA U ' ' -'M .'3 TE' xx XX L , 'LQ 'ffm 9 4 P is X 1 ' x K MXN' x 9 N .' XXA K N I ' . P M 1 V ' 9 X 5 , 4,-l7A7'.f,J Z I I X5 A I ,I I!! Q 5 4 X5 xx -' 1 3 Q f -3 ' , X, qt. f x X ff, , ,., , if A , 5-v , X W , ,J ,f . H , ff gm -4 ff X x Y ,. wf X , g ,JV 2 ,. ff f 71 I X E V ' , f if 4 : 5734 N X , - 1-'75 2, 'Wiz F ' 2 -L! ! L 6 x:f53J '5? wg V, I X ,ix -- 5, ' ' x 1! 1 T: 1 M JA H M I' 'A K tw rv i .H 'W '41, V 1 V ' W in ,fr wL,f'U'f'7gg'z3 'f . V f L f ' 7 . M'L ': T 7 X X E. , I K J I N X . , X gfifgnw. ' V x - . J f, v A 1 f . M I N . 5 qw, f V r w YM X 7' f ' ' PJ Q' 'rx 'xg E , ff S A f , w xk x '-3 Z Qx ' f 'Z VN M' ' ' Y we ,, -1. -Vi' f N X Y f A Q vu, Q I Q 1 K Y X xx XX is : ll' 114, f lx Y is-1 lj' X-J , L' Y B ' X W, k ,id 2' kd: 2 ,Qf YV D 4. If . S Y , A X Al' x xml ' 5 Q-4 wwf . ' LV nflf Q' QIH' I5 Y X W hminiatratnrn Superintendent KENNETH V. HIESTAND tBachelor of Science, Master of Artsj Kent State Univer- sity. Busy as he may be. he still has time for each and every one of us. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '57 Graduation from high school marks a most significant event in your life. In the first place it identifies you as one of a select group because only slightly more than half the youth of your age attain this enviable goal. Perhaps the greatest outcome of this achievement will be the increased opportuni- ty you will have for self direction and self determination. With this opportunity will come an in- creased personal responsibility for your ideas and your actions. I sincerely hope that your experiences and lessons in Brookfield High School, the guidance of sincere teach- ers and the counsel of devoted parents will fortify you against errors of judgment. against conduct repugnant, alien to the spirit cf America or the will of God. County Superintendent FREDERICK B. LOUYS tBachelor of Science in Education-Ohio State Univer- sity. Master of Arts-Ohio State Universityj. Duke University and Oxford England. The guidance and planning given to our school by Mr. Louys, our County Supt., is greatly appreciated and has contributed much in making our school one of which we can be justly proud. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS I want to take this opportunity to com- mend the Seniors of Brookfield on the com- pletion of a successful school year. We are pround of your attainments and your contri- butions. May you have success and happi- ness in your chosen field of endeavor. ifiuarh nf 1 hurntum Pages Pictured Cleftj are the members ot our hard working Board of Education. The class of 1957 is deeply indebted to the board for giving us such a well- rounded education that we have receiv- ed through our years in school. Left to right: Earl Geiger, James Hoffman, John Bramble. Duffy Jennings, Richard Harriff. ,ads nf f Ahminiatruinrn JOSEPH P BARRICK fBachelor of Scxence Master 1n SUPGTVISIOH, C8l1fO!'I11a State Teachers College Ohlo Unxverslty Kent State UH1VerSlty H15 genume mterest here 1n school prepares us for the future TO THE SENIORS OF BROOKFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Many lmportant declslons 8WH1t you as you are graduated from hlgh school and prepare to stent a new chapter ln your l1ves There w1l1 be many thmgs whlch w1ll dlvert your 1nterests and the plans you make may not be fully executed You w1ll en counter many dlsappolntments along the way Yet the unendmg challenge to arrlve at the destlnatlon you had 1n m1nd when you started your Journey 15 ever before you Use the talents and ab1l1t1es you have to meet these unf endmg challenges of vour generatlon to your respons1b1l1t1es as a school and communlty c1t1zen They have been COHSCIOUS of thelr responslbxlltxes to each of you I trust that you wxll not forget the thoughtfulness of these very best frxends your teachers Take tlme to thank them for the many hours of guldance they have glven to you over the years The true measure of your work w1ll be measured by the quallty of your output May I Wlbh the best of luck to each of you ln your future undertakmgs HAROLD J LAYMAN tBachelor of Sclence Master of Educatlonj Youngstown Umverslty Westmmster College How far could we have come wlthout h1S able leadershxp and guxdance CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Your school experiences of the past twelve years are but the foundations upon whlch you wlll bulld your Llfe of Tomor row Contlnue to bulld and put 1nto It only those thmgs wh1ch can make you a llvmg emblem of our Amerlcan herltage and the better way of llfe Page 9 Prmclpal Your teachers have worked diligently to enlighten you as XX N N wi FN i , . . ,L , ' ix, '- . X 'w A Q yi- it I XC -r N f f- 11 NV Ellarultg w SARAH GIBSON Librarian. fClaricn State Teachers' College, Univ., of Pitts- burghj Bachelor of Science, Master of Education FRANK SALVATORE Latin. Spanish lYoungstown Univ., Satillo, Mexico, Middleburg, Vermontj Bachelor of Arts fLatin Club, Spanish Clubj VAL J. CARANO History. QYoungs- town Univ., Westminster Collegej Bachelor of Science QEcho Advisorj TONY JAMES MASON American History. tClarion State Teachers' Col- lege, Westminster Collegej Bachelor of Science fSenior High Football Head Coach, Golf Coach, Football Clubj GLENN STENNETT Driver Educa- tion, History. fClarion State Teachers' College, Bachelor of Science fSenior High Football Coachj MARIAN C. KASMERE Am. Govern- ment, Journalism fEdinboro State Teachers' College, Grove City Collegej Bachelor of Arts QHilltopper Advisor, Future Teachers' Club Advisorj VIRGINIA AGNONE Geography. QYoungstown Univ.,J Bachelor of Science in Education fNational Honor Societyj GENEVIEVE MCFARLAND World History, Civics 1'I'hiel Collegel Bache- lor of Arts Page 10 iliarultg DOROTHY DRUMMOND English. fUniversity of Pittsburghj Bachelor of Arts, Master of Education GAR AIKINS English, Drama, Speech fWabash, Youngstown Univ.j Bache- lor of Arts Ur. Play, Sr. Play, Stage Crew, Thespian Troupej MARY BRESNAN English QGeneva College, Westminster Collegej Bache- lor of Arts CHARLES JOHNSON English fGrove City College, Westminster Collegej A.B., M.S. fFuture Teachers of Amer- ical GLADYS EVANS English. fWestmin- ster Collegej Bachelor cf Arts, Master of Education. fPublic Relationsj ANNE BERARDI English. QVil1a Maria College, Westminster Collegel Bachelor of Arts, Master of Science in Education. QCheerleaders, Pep Meet- ingsj Page 11 GUY VENDEMIA Practical Math, Al- gebra, Business Arithmetic, General Math. fOhio State Univ., Westminster Collegel Bachelor of Science, Master of Education fFaculty Managerj ROBERT BUSH Algebra, Practical Math, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry flndiana State Teachers' Collegel Bachelor of Science fFootball Club, Football Equipment Managerj JOSEPH MIRIZIO Math, Plane Geo., 1Slippery Rock State Teachers' Col- legej Bachelor of Science CHARLES SINDLEDECKER Math, Visual Aids, fKent State Univ.,j Bach- elor of Science in Education, fVisual Aids Directorl CFuture Teachers of America, if ilieirultg vi 4 CHESTER RUFH Science, Biology. tYoungstoWn Univ., Florida Statel A.B. MICHAEL MARTINKO General Sci- ence. Biology fYoungstown Univ., Bachelor of Sciencej fBiology Clubj FRANK KITKO Physics, Chemistry, Senior Science. QYoungstown Univ., Harvard Univ.. Mass. Institute of Tech- nology. Kent State Univ.,J Bachelor of Science fScience Club, College Clubj CY QUARTERSON Science. tYoungs- town Univ.. Westminster Collegej B.S. Varsity Baseball. Reserve Basketball Coach PAUL ELIAS Music CYoungstown Univ..J Bachelor of Music ROBERT FURNEY Senior High Chorus. Senior High Band fYoungs- town Univ..J Bachelor of Science in Ed- ucation. Bachelor of Music NORMAN RUBENFELD M u s i c QYoungstown Univ.. Western Reserve Universityj Bachelor of Music WILLIAM JAMES DYE fnot pictur- edl Science, Math. CWestminster Col- lege. Mexico City College, Pitt Univ.,J Bachelor of Education, Master of Science JOHN HANRAHAN Office Practice Bookkeeping CDuquesne Univ., West- minster Collegeb Bachelor of Science Master of Education DORIS DAVIS Typing. Stenography Q General Business fWestminster Col- legej Bachelor of Business Adminis- tration QCommercial Clubj HAROLD J. LAYIVIAN Stenography Typing QYoungstown Univ., Westmin- ster Collegej Bachelor of Science, Mas- ter of Education tAssistant Principal Director of Activities, Student Council College Club, iliarultg C7 ' 'Q I -v r . 'K' L 0 X 1 I ' v 5 H RAIVION C. HARMON Boys' Physi- cal Education fOhio Northern Univ.. Edinborc State Teachers' Collegej B.S. in Education CVarsity Basketball coach. Track coach. Intramural Directory AI.MA LANDLES Girls' Physical Ed- ucation tOberlin College, Univ.. of Cincinnatij B.A. fJunior High Cheer- leaders' Advisory K RAY ROBISON Mechanical Drawing. QOhio State Univ.,J Bachelor of Science Ur. High Football Coach, Sr. High Football Coach, Jr. High Basket- ball Coach, Football Clubj RICHARD RAIDEL Industrial Arts. fKent State Univ.,J Bachelor of Science in Education fSr. High Foot- ball Coach, JV Football Coachj QQ!-54 HARRIET ROBINSON Vocational Home Economics fAllegheny College, Indiana State Teachers' Collegej Bach- elor of Science fF.H.A.j EDNA TSUI Home Economics fCor- nell Univ., New York Univ., New York State Teachers' Collegej Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts in Adult's Edu- cation Glustnhianw Frank Palazinni, Art Haller, Sophia Novelli, A Barbara Montgomery, Anna Gadinich 'rr- The well-organized Maintenance Department has the strenu- ous task of keeping our classrooms and our halls neat and X.. clean. They must be in constant reach of students and faculty Q and be ready to satisfy them at all times. SR Art Haller- Hard at Work Numernua Artiuities AI iirnnkfivlh Top Left: Pictured are, R. Losik. P. Horning. and J. Biggs rehearsing a song to sing with the Swing Band. Top Center: Busily at work is a seventh grade Sewing Class. Top Right: Pictured here is a gym class enjoying the games they are playing. Middle Left: Here is a scene from one of our pep assemblies. The student body did a fine job of cheer- ing at our football and basketball games this year. Middle Right: Barbara Kurtz here is returning from an errand for a teacher. Bottom Left: Shown here is our lovely Homecoming Queen and her court. E. Schultz. R. Henighan, E. Tarko tlast years queenb B. Germond, D. King. and M. Matt. Bottom right: Barbara Schmidt and Karen Brooks are looking up information for a homework assignment. Like hun- dreds of Brookfield students, these girls make use of the bookmobile service. ZIASSSQES - -gl x IE - s gx 'T- 7-ld-17, iY P-2,,. -1j...l X 2, f- T- , fl L ,I- li? 'fn' gdiari. f Svvninrn S. Gulla CTreas.J. E. Schultz CSec.l, E. Slovesko CPres.J, J. Szabo Josephine Louise Lois Arm Adams August Commercial Commercial William Beverly .loan Bebech Bell Commercial Academic Page 18 flwagf fe. 'Pi - R 4.' ' M. 'in ' Class Colors: Flamingo and Black Class Floufvr: White CEl1'IlkllllJl1 Class Motto: We are what wc make ourselves. Class Afll'lS0?'S.' Mr. Layman fChai1'- manj. Mrs. Kasmere. Mr. Bush, Mr. Furney, Mr. Harmon, lVlr. Rubenfelcl , H., .4 2' J CVice Prcs.J Rosemarie Ann Miclwocl J. Boltra Bebech Commercial Academic Paul Pete Berecek Berecek Academic General Adrian Biggs Academic Robert Bogner General Clyde Elmer Brannon, .I General Wilma Lee Caxson General Martha Demshuk Commercial Barbara A. Duncan A cademic Page 19 Sminrn Susan Elaine Bitenx General Ruth S. Boor Academic Virginia S. Butorayoc Academic Theresa Ann Cugino Academic Theresa Eileen Dinneen Commercial Co rol Lynn Evans Academic Gracie I. Black General Marlene Frances Bowkowski Commercial Doris Jane Clark General M. Rose Davis Academic Mary M. Dabozi Commercial Marv Josephine Fedorlxo Academic Samuel Lee Ford Academic Jay Goncx Academic Steve Gulla General Norene A. Henighan Commercial Karen Lee Hromyak Academic Kenneth D. Kosxowski General Srninrz Bonnie E. Germond General Patricia Ann Gray Commercial Dolores Ann Hacker Academic Laird Leroy Hiestcnd General Susan Hydella Commercial Walter Leo Kijowski Academic Robert Leroy Gibson, Jr. General Joseph Martin Greguric General Francis Charles Hackett General Elaine Kathryn Holsinger Commercial Alice Marie Jessup Home Economics Donna Jean King Academic Page 20 Joseph Andrew Kovack General Barbara A. Kurtz Commercial Bernard Joseph Loyo General Catherine Elizabeth Macuga General Joan, Arlene Mehm Academic Veronica Marie Mittal Academic Page 21 Svvninra Richard Krukar General Francis Joseph Kuxel Ind. Arts George John Lopuchovsky Academic Martha Muff Commercial Josephine Marie Mitrovitch Commercial John Daniel 0'Brien Academic Nancy Jean Kurille Academic Agnes Marie Lawrence Commercial John Ronald Lasik Academic Alan A. McClish Academic Anna Marie Mittel Commercial Mary Oluich Commercial Donlel John Onduch General Stephonle A M Persua Academzc Robert Stephen Poltor General Stan Robinson General Joseph Michael Scott Academic Georgiono M. Seredoy Academic Sentara Wolloce Donald Paddock Acadermc Borba ro C Plerce Commerclal Betty Jean Powell Commercial John Phi lip Schmidt Academic Eleonor Jean Seburn Academic Arnold Setterberg General Nonclonne Patterson General Joyce Ducznne Pierson General Sondee Robmson General Edith Louise Schultz General Morcio Helene Seginak Academic Jcon Shaffer General Page 22 Sbvxtinm Garnett Shockey General James Wayne Simpson General Michael William Sirianni General Ann Sivulich General Edward Slovesko Aeacleniiz- Gloria Spruill Aeacleniir- Rosalie Janet Stephanie General Buster Leroy Swogger Ind. Arts Joseph Michael Szabo Aefldemie Jean E. Thomas Commercial John P, Torma Academic Bonita Jean Ulp Connnereial Dan Valimont General John Joseph Vinski General Shirley A, Vuicvic Cbininereial Lawrence Elmer Chaile, A. Wells Werner Gvnvral Avarlenizw Janice Kathryn Beverly A, Whitmore Yurko Commercial Cain niereial , -Z.. c. genie ! . f X . 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A-cal 1 9' President-James Hodge Vice-Prcsiclent-Sandra Bailey Secretary-Carol Sonk Treasurerrr-Doinonic Sabino Advisors-Chairman, Mrs. Drummond Mr. Salvatore Mr. Kitko Mr. Carano Mrs. Davis Mrs. Landles Mrs. McFarland Mr. Sindledecker Mr. Hanrahan Mrs. Beradi Mr. Aikins Mr. Raidel Jluninrn J- 4 ii . iq: 127 4 'Q' V.. . ffl. Left to Right: Domonic Sabino, Jim Hodge, Carol Lynn Sonk, Sandra Bailey C lass' F lower-Red Rose Class Colors-Red and White Class Motto-Our deeds still travel with us from afar, And what we have been makes us what we are. George Eliot Page 26 HOME ROOM 114 Row 4: R. Kefurt, P. Vinski, W. Hayes fan, J. Antonovich, A. Chantrey, S Hailey, C. Kaszowski. mion, E. Jessup, Y, Torma. R. Leon R. Rodenbaugn, F. Kish, J. Faloon Row 2: G. Vavrek, S. Bailey, K. Koza ald. C. Games, E. Martin. A. Fry, F Perrotta. Row 1: J. Mild, J. Wright, S. Shawl, J Kushner, B. Bramble, Mr. Aikins, E Fuller, A. Zagorec, A. Carothers. W. Winner, L. Snciderwine, R. Ste- Row 3: J. Roman, J. Thomas, D. Mar' rich. J. Goncz, C. Perisa, H. MCDoni HOME ROOM 214 Row 1: L. to R.: E. Cramer. M. Krie- ger. M. Leonard, Mr. Martinko, P. Guthrie. J. Reiter. P. Truman. Hcxw 2: C. Campbell, C. Boyczin. M Wolfe, M. Williams, C. Sonk. K llmriiyzik. C. McKnight, J. Corey. Row 3: J. Baumstark, J. Barzin. P. Ge lety. R. Kovack. R. Ramsey. J. Sa hella, S. Shardy, A. Figurella, G. Wright. Row 4: J. Hassage. K. Marx. C. Kish. C, Donaldson, A. Nagy, J. Altiere. M. Ol5C'I'llllj'L'l'. W. Harris, T. Plrlo. HOME ROOM 215 Row l. L. to R.: N. Swogger. M. Shun er, G. Milzinese. S. Bailey. B. Kettler Mr. Kitko. M. Mishata, H. Bachick S. Ciinperman. Row 2: D. Szihino. J. Vargo. C. Brown P. Bandzak, F. Simeon. B. Gamez, K Balsinger. J. Evans. S. Presley. How 3: J. O'Brien. J. Sydlowski, S Tallo, M. E. Jennings, H. Turner. C Donato. G. Winewood. G. Zahniser Row 4: J. Hodge. E. Ross, R. Furillo. C Thomas, K. Miller, R. Kemper, J Bugg. Row 5: T. NVzilsh. E. Dunkerly, R. King J. Burnut. F. Roth, P. Aaron, G Thompson. . s ihminru LeftfA liighwuy pzttrulniztii and Mr. Stennett are shuw' ing slides to the driver x4 y 4 . . - training classes. Page 27 Right-Dancing und enjoying themselves zit the Junior- Senior Prom arc: J. Mehin. W. Kijuwski. J. lVlitrm'icli. R. Krukznr, C. Evans, L. Hiestz-ind. T. Cugino. and J. Szabo. Svnphnmurvn President-Steve Sop Vice-Presiclmzt-Dave Mesmer Secretary--'Pat Manilla F Treasurer-Anne Berecek Advisors--Mrs. Bresnan, Chairman Mr. Stennett Mr. Robison D Mesmer S Sop P Manllla A Berecek Clams Flowev Whlte Robe Class Colors Pmk and Black Motto Be Sure You re Rlght Then Go Ahead The Sophomore Class entertamed at the Promette Satulday May 11 for the Sophomores, Freshmen Seventh and Elghth Grades HOME ROOM 111 Row 1 L to R S Plerce J Brown G W1kE Mr Hanrahan C Shockey D Hexderman C M1Sh3t3 Row 2 S Say N Poltor R E Fly M Ka11HlCh P Mamll G Relnhart N Tlump F Gash A Zxpay Row 3 V Whxtmore D Congdon D 'Both T Kroko T Obermclyer R Santell D Hle stand D Hackett P Spencer Row 4 S Sop J Mlller E Bremlck B Gearo W Everleart F Kurtz H V1CtO1 Page Z8 . ' A . , . , . , . . . .. . , . . . l v - w I x 1' . , , . . . , - , , , , . , . . . .. . , . , . , . , . ' , . v - -. A ' ' 1- ' N v . . , . , , . , . . - u. . ,, - . - , . . . . , . , . , . , . ' . . . . ' , . , . . : . . . , . , . , . . , . . . . I . Svnphnmnrw HOME ROOM 112 Row 1, L. to R.: G. Hackett. C. Pedicini. C. Carson, Mrs. Davis. E. Wagner, J Perrine, E. Baxter. Row 2: K. Fielding. D. Miller, P. Kc- furt, S. Turner, B. Miller, K. Vargo, J. James. Row 3: J. Brannon, W. Miller, F. Bow- man, B. Hogtll. J. Marmion, W. Hay- nie, J. Simion. Row 4: G. Goncz, D. Rankin, R. Kas- zowski, D. Dickson, E. McIntosh. HOME ROOM 'l'I3 Row 1. L. to R.: L. Mitrovich, S. Per- rotta, J. Harris. H. Jessup, C. Segi- nak, J. Torok, N. Collins, R. N. Mi- halcin. Row 2: C. Radu, M. L. Cvelbar, P. Jur- ko, P. Horning, R. Bartosh, P. Fejes, D. Wanchism, C. Guba. Row 3: F. Paulenich, R. Miglesz, G Geiger, M. Bortner, M. Oulich, W Jones, W. Cunningham, J. Detelich J. Zuhosky. Row 4: N. Powell, R. Lubinsky, A Harmon, R. Nagy, D. Krukar, R. Hoff- man, M. Bartholomew, R. Figurella D. Sabotka. HOME ROOM 207 Row 1, L. to R.: P. McWilliams, E. Crea F. Fedorko S Ka arise Mr. Salva- V - g , tore, C. Stifter, B. Spruill, P. Wil liams, J. McClish. Row 2: M. A. Kruppa, J. Zorzi, D. Tor- ma, D. Durkos, T. Pisaneschi, C. Pas- querilla, A. Berecek. Row 3: F. Shardy, D. Folts, R. Boles, F Kratko, F. O'Connor, W. Hall, R Manion, L. Crisan, D. King. Row 4: R. Jewel, R. Steach. D. Pelles HOME ROOM 209 Row 1, L. to R.: M. L. Mariano, P. Ir- win, C. Gadola. Mrs. McFarland, P Hook, J. Hacker. M. Cebak, P O'Brien. Row 2: M. A. Loper, K. Williams, E Boor, P. Kozarich, J. Shakley, C. Met- ro, J. Sereday. Row 3: K. Rust, E. Sorg, D. Mesmer, J Allen, E. Spohn, S. Kozarich, P Jenkins. Row 4: J. Palombi, D. Tice. C. Flipo vich, P. Burns, W. Hackett, C. Carna han. v v illmihmvn Leit to Right: K. Brooks, S. Kurpe, E. Ulmer, W. Chomos HOME ROOM 11 Row 1, L. to R.: J. Radu, G. Yashnik K. Daniels, Mrs. Robinson, D. Kurtz E. Dennison, B. Obermeyer, K. Dete lich. Row 2: N. Peiernac, H. Weiser, G. Bab- nus. M. Thomas, E. Fill, M. Manion lVI, Thomas, M. Beers. Row 3: C. Coo er N. Rache B , D , , . sCI1IDldl. R. Johnson, M. Purvies, P. Quartini, D. Barnot. SHOP Row 1. L. to R.: C. Torma J. Bachick A. Sirianni, Mr. Robison,,A. Zahniserl G. Robinson, D. Geralsky, M, Pierce. H-rw Z: G. Hromyak, G. Dellarco, L. Slci ariic, P. Conti, J. Lucas, R. Hook P. O'Brien. R. DeMay. Row 3: S. Kempinski, J. Nodge, L. Craig. L. Rice. J. Smith, R. Archer, L Luchette, G. Economides. President-Karen Brooks Vice-President-Wilma Chomos Secretary-Eddie Ulmer Treasurer-Steve Kurpe Advisors--Miss Gibson CChair1nanj Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Tsui Mr. Vendemia Flowerf-Lily of the Vallcy Molto-Today we follow, Tomorrow We lead. Colors-Mint green and Charcoal gray The Freshman Class sponsored a dance for the Junior High, seventh, eighth and ninth grades, on February 21. The Freshmen Ad- visors werc chaperones. 5H1'P5hmrn HOM E ROOM 8 Row 1, L. to R.: M. Miller, J. Martin. M. Tarr. Mrs. Tsui. B. Wells, M. Thomas, S. Fclesky. Row 2: G. Dangclo. G. Tapper, D. Rad- achy. V. Bulich. R. Hook. T. Ger- mond, R. Cramer. Row 3. T. Polkovich. B. McClain, J. Burns. T. Randolph, A. Myslac, J. Brownlee. HOME ROOM 107 Row 1, L. to R.: E. Sulich, V. Evans. C. Toth, B. Sok, Mrs. Berardi, P. Polom- bo, J. Hodge, P. Guistachini. Row 2: D. Hughes, E. Gagliardi, C. Cory, G. Thomas, G. Reinhart, M. Kushner, B. Kovack, G. Strouss. Row 3: W. Rodenbaugh. A. Collins. B. Kushner, H. Perfilio, L. Brozna, N. Swartz, J. Mills, T. Sok. Row 4: S. Kurpe, W Clark, B. Keuggy, L. Dillingham, J. Hassel. HOME ROOM 206 Row 1, L. to R.: M. Gondor, L. Mc- Bride, M. Butoryac, Mr. Vendemia, B. Layo, J. Wlodarski. N. Sartori, B. Leipheimer. Row 2: M. Bossick, C. Guthrie, P. Man' nas, S. Berecek. P. Sabol, M. Billcn, M. Sharley. Row 3: J. Pollock, D. Ramsey, B. Jack- son, J. Nodge, E. Williams, J. Jimi- son, McCullough, J. Kennedy, D. Boor. Row 4: E. Davis, D. McCarthy. D. Doud. G. Williams, F. Klaric, R. Pinckney. HOME ROOM 209 Row 1, L. to R.: T. Schrobel. E Guthe- rie, C. Maloney. W. Chomas, Miss Gibson, J. Popovich, E. Coombs. K. Brooks. Row 2: G. Elbel, S. Sop. B. Stefan. B. Matthews, M. Geiger, G. Valimont. D. Carrier, J. Hodge. Row 3: D. Custer, C. Rotunno, J. Fulk ler, G. Meyers. C. Custer. J. Hailey. F. Bowkowski, R. Horvath. H. King. Row 4: D. Botter, W. Houseman, E. U1- mer, H. Olson, J. Dickerson, S. Lis- topad. H. Miller. Page 32 H111 Grab? HOME ROOM 101 Row 1, L. to R.: J. Gill, R. Adams. S. Kovack Mr. Quarterson, J. Sale, '1'. Chomos. J Hughes, M. Keasy. Row 2: R. DeMay, K. Smith. E. Weiland, R Vorae, T. Phillips, B. Gregoriek. B. Behun L. Loutzenhiser. L. Gessner. Row 3: S. Shull, R. Brest. G. S.e-wart, J. Ped ieini, J. Komorek, L. Rust. R. Yurko. R Slovesko, M. Kish. Row 4: G. Jewell. R. Arbuckle, L. Rotunno J. Jenkins, J. Mihalein. HOME ROOM 102 Row 1, L. to R.: V. Miglesz, P. Sop. P. Pies ley, Mr, Sindledecker, K. Stepanic, S. Swog ger, B. Zimmerman, B. Ulp. Row 2: B. Baran, J. Bramble, D. Golubie. G Haynie, E. Kijowski, D. Leonetti. Row 3: C. Hassel, R. Bartholomew, T. Sinopo- li, R. Powell, R. Caldwell. D. Bowman, D Roberts, M. Butler, R. Torok, J. Vansacn. Row 4: G. Boor, E. Szabo, R. Garrett, A. Rode walt, R. Andrusky, W. Jessup, T. Litman J. MeCallen. HOME ROOM 103 Row 1, L. to R.: J. Brush, F. Pierson, L. Ross Mr. Carano, E. Simeon, B. Jones, W. Me hannak, A. Congdon. Row 2: R. Lopuchovsky, K. Taylor, C. O'Con nor, M. Walsh, K. Kagarise, E. Coxson, K Slovesko, E. Slocum, E. Spak. Row 3: D. Geiger, S. Brannon, D. Shoekey K. Roth, D. Golubic, R. Pinckney, N. Yurko D. Gibson, E. Manners. Row 4: R. Hamilton, R. Poltar, J. Burdette, R Toth, B. Johnson, L. August, J. Whitmore T. Yendrek, R. Hegedus. HOME ROOM 104 Row 1, L. to R.: M. Dennison, M. Howard, C Clark, S. Matthews, Mr. Johnson, S. Hack- ett, D. Verhest, I. Coxson, C. Reeher. Row 2: P. Wilkin. V. Detelich, D. King, N McQuarter, L. Dankovich, L. Kempinski A. Hromyak, D. Spohn. Row 3: D. Gjaver, D. Ball, P. Galano, J. Hoff man, R. Loper, L. Montgomery, P. Winner J. Miller, R. Rust. Row 4: R. Everhart, J. Whitmore, J. Rieha mond, F. Wheat, D. Goncz, B. Daugherty W. Zieminick. HOME ROOM 105 Row 1, L. to R.: D. Felicetty. C. Bitenz. B Stigleman, J. Mesmer, Mr. Dye, D. Guyton J. Carpenter, E. Andres, P. Thomas. Row 2: M. Kiffer, M. Kaszowski. C. Bandzak J. King, M. Germadnik, D. Tallo, S. Jen nings, P. Miller, G. Rankin, B. Coxson. Row 3: D. McIntosh, R. Kurtz, F. Boles, J Durkos. T. Torma, C. Leonard. A. Chizzom, K. Maxim. R. Yanko. Row 4: C. Cluse. E. Elliott, M. Papp. G. Ven- demia. G. Hettriek, D. Singer, P. Alfredo V. Perisa. 1 7111 Mruhr HOME ROOM 20'I Row 1, L. to R.: C. Miehnowski, F. Dama to, S. Bihhy. F. Andres. Miss Evans. D '1nonias, S. Swartz. V. Bennett, R. Bach iclfi. Row 2: J. Verhes., D. Clark. K. Cervenak N. Marlin, L. NI. Sorg. G, Roman, 5 Dankovien. P. Perry, M. Higgins. Low 3: R. Miller. W. Wilkins, M. O.BI'1CI1 L. Miller, W. Snyder. E. Williams. L Brown. R. Custer. W. Taczak. M. Miller Row 4: J, Bowman. R. Cimperman. S. Go leh, A. Kovaeh. '11 Hardman, R. Stowers E. Martin. B. Kilar. R. Seurry, D. Diehl HOME ROOM 202 Row 1, L. to R.: L. Robinson, L. Billet. R '1 ueche. N. J. Boles. Mr. Ruhf, M. Emery M. Sivuiich. J. Harris, J. Cratsley. Row 2: P. Baker, C. Gahagan, E. Beers. C Buchardt. K. Torok. D. Hodge, M. Bu lick, B. Black. Row 3: N. Oulich, T. Donaldson, D. Zott, J Jablonski. F.. Walker, L. Marmion, W Demshuk. A. John, L. Wagner, J. Wil- liams. Row 4: J. Howard, P. Nitro, R. Baron, L Gjavor, G. Swogger, R. Kratko, R. Mil- ler. P. Martin, B. Rodewalt, L. Femia. HOME ROOM 203 Row 1, L. to R.: A. Arbuckle, S. Zahniser E. Bossick, B. Coxson, N. Korhar, Mrs Agnone, J. Powell. A. Luchette. B. Mc- Lane. S. Montgomery. Row 2: E. Pennington. P. Pinckney, H. Gonez, P. Sobotka. B. Dangelo, J. King J. Hall. J. Lektorich, S. Mesmer. Row 3: E. Kurtz. G. Chomas, R. Richmond J. Tallo, P. Harkless, J. Benson. D. Gill T. Voytko. R. Butler, M. Aicher. Row 4: L, Coxson. G. Whalen. T. Toten, R Cvelhar. V. Kowalke, J. Jones, P. Syd- lowski, J. VVilkin, M. Knat. HOME ROOM 204 Row 1. L. to R.: N. Baltra. P. Coxson. G. Rouns. C. Durko. Mr. Mirizio, P. Jimi- son, A. Carsey. J. Davis, M. Kennedy. Row 2: B. Shaffer. B. Sonny, N. Galano, G. Radu. J. Filipovich. M. Nicastro, F. Mor- iis, W. Harriff. D. Mills. Row 3: R. Hoop. R. Scurry. D. Miller. G. Mero. E. Luchette. W. Brownlee, W. Mathey. P. Whalen, J. Lehner. Row -1: R. Matthews. G. Whalen. E. While, G. Detelieh. G. Donaldson, L. Lewis. J. Turner, H. Miller. n Q 4gf1L ilB37 W Q5 X El. K-5 - Q , vii ,,f 2' ' ,'Ig:WIf!l,l' .11 41714 frfmif , ,, , f' H A Nw c,,...- 4 I ,I iii- Q Sgf v I llfllllle . I my M 41 Ill ' I-3 T ? 1' ,iffy 'nlunnun un M K 'U .':.-. Ei., W--- -,, 0 8 .......,, ,Q ,W -4-,...,' 1 'TREF ff H. f JW X Xkwm X J sf f 'J Vw X X NN xx 4r'Wf1fRl2b1 my ,xr , LL ? vffl5 1'i4LN A 5 IKE If ' f I . w 'V' X 1, .. 1 I ' I f.: 1' 1 ' -g f 1 9 L? 4 K E ' f . 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X 00-V004 ru' O., N 20 o .N 0, :L no 0 X SF .. f v' J' '. f n 5,1 , o. 4 . ,, .. , , L, , 4, U 1 7 -' ., .. ,-L ,1 5 pk- .- .. v , ow., n.. I .b N : , I 4,3 4 Q3 - f .. .-. - f r ' 3' ':- 4, 4 -' 1 5 .- r ' A ' 'J 1. 4 ,f v,. 5 , U on ' , 4 A 1' r ' 13,1 -3' nf..--' I x -,- qfy 1 F l ' E KM I--if 42'-f'., :JF J J Top Left -- Pictured left are John Antonovich and Edith Schultz cutting pictures, while ,y L Joyce Pierson, Al Harmon and cy K .L J Rose Davis are preparing the OX' C' ictures t b t t th 5-6 0 p o e sen o e E 01,045 M113 press. Top Right-Carol Evans. Mary 54, K Fedorko and Barbara Duncan 5 are busily drawing art sketch- es for the division pages. Center--The editors sitting are Josephine Mitrovich, Nancy Kurilla. Edith Schultz and standing are Rene Henighan, Stan Robinson, Bonnie Gel' mond and Mary Fedorko dis- ff cussing plans for the '57 Echo. .Z Q- ' GONG Bottom. Left-Karen Brooks, AY Gary Wright, Stan Robinson, Bonnie Gerrnond, and Beverly Bell are working on ads for the yearbook. VAL 0 1 Bottom Right - The Literary Staff composed of Theresa Cugino, Kathleen Kozarich, Joyce Pierson, Nancy Patter- son, Theresa Dinneen, Lois August, Marcia Seginak. Ve- ronica Mittal are being sup- ervised by Literary Editor, Rene Henighan. 'xx' e 0,6 L N E111 5 NR use X STA NX The many problems, headaches, and untiring efforts include all the unsung heroesi' who made our path smoother with their unmeasurable service and co-operation. Our apprecia- tion to: . . . Miss Evans for her never-ending task of proof-reading copy material. . . . Canton Engraving Co., and Mueller Art Cover and Binding Co., for their inestiin- able service. . . . Rembrandt Studios for their excellent photography and unfailing co-operation. . . . Mr. Hanrahan for his help in handling all sales and subscription money. . . . Printing Service Inc., of Warren, Ohio, for their outstanding service. . . . Special thanks to Mr. Carano, our advisor, whose patience and wise counseling have guided us through these many months. . . . All staff members and students who contributed their invaluable services. With these thoughts in mind, our gratitude is expressed to all who made the ECHO of 1957 a big success. Page 36 ., wt 'T x I. I',lvf r- A ,Q7 't8 .flrlmwr Val, J. Caranu Clfl'I':f1IlUl'S -Josephine Mitro- vich, Nancy Kurilla latvmryf Editor-Rene Heni- ghan Ilimirwss .ll1IIVIIlfl0I' - Bonnie Gernmnd .'lfll'4'I'llSlItfl Hrlitm'--fJay Goncz Air! Eflilw'-lVIary Fedorko Sports Erlilnr-Stan Robinson f'lmIuy1r11pl:3f Editor - Edie Schultz ..f-H eg. .ff -... ,WW V J , V , N r it ' ww. X H , I .,., -. ,wa L H : iw J. gl xx R :MSN 2:1 k A ' L... Nr.. eW,,.Ne X 7' Rose Davis Karen Brooks Lois August Theresa Dinneen Theresa Cugino Janice Whitmore Joyce Pierson Marcia Seginak Veronica Mittal Kat.hleen Kozarich Barbara Schmidt Nancianne Patterson Alfred Harman Gary NVrig5,ht Frank Kuzel Eddie Ulmer Barbara Duncan Carol Evans Jean Thomas Barbara Pierce Barbara Kurtz ifflyx X Qurky .w--I Page 38 .Future Qwarhrra nf 2-Xnnvrtfa This group of senior high students 1S com posed of those who are interested in a succes suf teaching career This newly formed chap ter at BHS sponsored bv Mrs Marian C Kasmere and Mr Charles Johnson is getting students acquainted with the teaching profes sion by conducting regular classes Many times members are also given the opportunity to ob Serve college life by visiting many local col leges Row 1 L to R B Bell fH1st7 S VUJGVIC fTIGHSl D Hacker QVILC Presb Mr Johnson M Se inak CPresD M Feclorko CSCCD C Exans fL1lDIH118DJ Row Z M Leonard G Se1eda5 J Mehm J Mitio V1Ch J Whimoie D King J Baxan P McWilliams S Presley Row 3 G Spruill H Jessup B B1 imble J Wlight H B chick K Kozaxich J McCl1sh H Turner Row 4 Y Torma K Hromyak C McKnight S Bailey M Mashata B Kettlei P Bmdzak C Donn to C Bolcan lgrngvrhnu Glluh Under the able supervision of Mr Chaxlts Sindledeckei the Piojection Club IS maintain ed to give the students a better understandin of subjects Thev not only show films slldes run 1eco1d ers and operate record players but they give instructions necessary to operate any of thc equipment. Row 1 L. to R.: J. Hailey. G. D'lI1g.,ClC7, F. Ra . R. Horvath T. Polkovich T. Spohn, J. Kennedy. . Tapper C. Brannon. J. Fuller, T. Walsh. D. Singer . Maxim. Row 3: M. Bortner C. Kish, G. Wright D. Tice M. Bcbech. Row 4: R. Evcrhart. R. McCl'1in. B. Ex L1'll'll't. Row 2: 9111212111 Glnunril Supervised by Mr. Harold J. Layman. tht Student Council is maintained to give the stu- dent body of Brookfield High School an oppor- tunity to voice an opinion in policy making, to develop initiative and leadership qualities to make recommendations that are for the best in- terest of the school. and to assume their share in the responsibilities of the school program. Row 1, L. to R.: B. Germond, C. Sonk. J. Zorzi. A. Ghizzoni. Row 2: P. Spencer, J. Szabo. N. McWhorter, M. Gei- ger. Row 3: T. Germond, J. Detelich. Row -1: M. Jennings, R. Furillo, S. Robinson. Illuturr linmvmakera nf Amrrira Row 1 L to R Mrs Robinson J Adams G Black A Sivulich L Au gust QVICG Presb D Hiestand CH1sto11anb A Jessup fPresJ K Hrom yak CSecD M Jennings tTreasJ E Cramer CParJ G WlHWOOd A Thomas Mrs Tsui Row 2 S Hydella A Mittal E Holsinger M Dem shuk M Dobozi M Bowkowski B Martin N Coll1ns E Crea C Brown J Reter G Strauss Row 1' Schroebel M Gonder B Goncz C Perisa J Goncz A Carothcrs S Bailey B Kettler J Roman D Marmion P Truman G Thomas Row 4 T Dinneen G Sprulll G Ha kett K Fielding, J Kushner J Mild G Vavrek M Shaner J Chuey C Maloney P Guthrie E Guthrie Row 5 P Gray B Bell D Hiederman R Boor W Coxson R Daxis E Dennlson G Babnis M Mxmon B Sprulll P W1ll ams K Schroebel Row 6 N Trump J Se burn M Gjaxor P Sabol N Sartori J Baran J Thomas G Mllanese Toward New Horizons The purpose of this organization is to create better homemakers in the home school and community Under the supervision cf Mrs Edna Tsui and Mrs Harriet Robinson the F H A chapter has many money making activi ties such as skating parties dances and bake sales A banquet and seveial field trips com prlse their social lite The local chapter is also a member of the state and national F H A or ganization and has had a reg1onal representa tive to the state organlzatlon for five years C McKnight C Campb ll P Kozarlch P GU1Sf,0CCh1Il1 Qlnmmerrml Glluh Th club n embers are requlred t have taken t c roie co nn erclal subjects An annual cx ent is n ll day field txlp This year the girls Cnjc cd '1 good tin e t the Clark C ndx Com 1 W nl s xx Clne ima in Pittsburgh A ban mutt uas held in the spilng, at Shenanao Inn Howl L to R B Ulp fVlC8 Presb L August tTreasJ Mrs Dans J lVl1tzov1ch tPresJ E Schulz tSecJ Row 2 B Pierce S Vujuxc B Ku t7 T Dinneen D King R Stcpharic B Powell R Hemghxn J Whitmoic Row 3 A Carothcrs C Gan'es S Shawl J Wright J Kushner H Bachick M E Jenmngs S Hydella J Adams Row 4 M Kreig r F Simeon E Klldl J Thomas M Bowkovwski B Yuiko A M Mittal E Holsmger N Patterson Row J B Goncz G Zahnisci J Chucy J Evans M Oluich R Baltra Page 39 . . . . . . . , 7 . ..- . 1. .1 . . ,. ,,, 3, ,u . , ., . . 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Page 40 1911111 84 Svrrnll To belong to Quill and Scioll means that members of the Echo staff must have clone exceptional vxork and the Hilltoppex staff must h Xe at least ninety inches ol copy to their Cledlt It is indeed an honor to lclong to this oiqanization which is a branch of the In telnatlonal Hlah School Jou1111l1sn1 Hon O1 Society R W1 L to R D Hlckci M Fcdoiko P Davis R Hcmghm J Mitiovich Row 2 L to Y' C Souls J Mchm S Vujuic lN Kuilllx K Hlomylk B Geimond vw .J L to R S Robinson B PICILK, Bandrlk Y TOl111l M Leonid J Goncz Glnllruv Glluh Undei the able duection of Mr Piank Kitko the C llege Club was organized with its 60 members The club wrote to colleges for entrance information and set up a College Club bulletin board posting, the information rcceixed fiom xarious colleges Row 1 L to R V Butoryac N Swoggei E Jessup M Leonaid M Wolfe M1 Kitko Y T01 ma B Bramble B Bell Vice Pres E Fullei Row 2 N Kurllla D Klng P Bandzak C Mc Knight C Boycan J Wiight M M Williams C Sonk K KOZ3llLl1 S Shawl J Kushnci Gelety Row 3: T. Cugino, J. Pierson. M. Jennings, . Kettler M. Misha '1 S. Bailey. J. Baumstark . Turner Cv. Milancsc. C. Donato. C. Games. Row 4: J. Concz, R. K1'Uli'll'. L. Hiestand . Mehm SCC. S. Vujuic J. Coburn. M. Fedork: B. Duncan C. Evfms, H. Bachick I'rc'1s. W 5: J. S 'bo J. J. OBric1. J. Sc . Sydlowski. P. Aaron. . Tallo F. Kish R. R' - scy. J. Biggs. Row 6: VV. Kijovx siii, C. w7C1'Il-1'. A. McClish J. Kox ach P. Berecek Pro... M. Bcbcch, F. Kuztl. R. Losik E. Slovcsko P. Schmidt. Nattnnnl itlnnnr Svnrwhy To be a ncember of this high rankin5 organization is ne of the greatest honors that can be bestowed upon a student. All members of the Honor Society must exccl in scholarship. leadership character and service to his school and community. This year the Brookfield chapter has for its advisor. Mrs. Virginia Agnone. Row 1. L. to R.: P. Bcrecek. S. Bitcnz, R. Lo- sik. S. Robinson. B. Duncan. T. Cugino. Row 2: E. Holsinger. J. Mehm. S. Vujcvic, J. Vlfhitmore, J. Mitrovich, M. Fedorko. Row A Zagorsic E Fullei M Wolfe P Bandzwk Y Torm1 Row 4 J Sydlowski J Toimx C, Weinu Smanialg Glluh Los Buenos Vecinosv or 'iGood Neigh- bors is the newly chosen name of the Spanish Club. Under their present advis- or. Mr. Frank Salvatore. the club enjoyed numerous activities throughout the year. Money-making activities such as sponsor- ing dances and bake sales were held. The highlight for the Spanish I students was the initiation. As a project, the Spanish II students made miniature flags of the twenty-one Latin American countries. Row 1, L. to R.: P. Berecek, Cpresj, S. Robinson, fVice Pres.J, Mr. Salva- tore, M. Fedorko, tTreas.J, R. Davis. tSec.J Row 2: S. Bitenz, D. Clark. C. Macuga, V. Butoryac, C. Evans. J. Adams. Row 3: S. Vujevic, B. Pierce, J. Scott, P. Schmidt, M. Seginak, V. Mittal. Qiatin Glluh Selling shakeroos, pencils, and holding bake sales are the means by which money is raised for the Latin Club's activities. Under the supervision of their new ad- visor, Mr. Frank Salvatore, the members have had a very active year. These activ- ities included the initiation of the Latin I students, and the trip to Pittsburgh to visit Buhl Planetarium. 'Ihe highlight of their year was the colorful Latin formal. Row 1, L. to R.: C. Boycan, tVice Pres.J, Y. Torma, tPres.J, Mr. Salvatore, M. Kalinich, CTreas.l. P. Reinhart, CSec.J Row 2: E. Wagner. C. Stiffter. P. Kefurt. J. James, M. Ccbak, N. Kurilla, R. Bartosh, A. Zipay. J. Brown, J. Marmion. Row 3: F.. Boor. J. Goncz, J. Zorzi, M. Mariano. C. Gadola, J. Shakley, B. Hogg. S. Perrotta. P. Spencer, P. Kozarich. Row 4: J. Perrine, R. Mihalcin, T. Pisanechi, P. Burns. G. Geiger. E. Bremick. D. Sabotka, P. Jurko. P. Horning. Row 5: R. Hall. D. Congdon, M. Bartholomew, E. McIntosh. S. Kozarich, F. Kurtz. Page 41 S Row 1, L. to R.: H. Bachick, S. Vujcvic. J. Mehm, D. Hacker, Y. Torma, C. Sonk. P. Bandzak. . -.'-' . V Row 2, L. to R.: J. Sydlowski, R. Ramsey, B. Pierce, K. Hromyak, G. Spruill. M. Leo- nard. CScl'1ooI Paper? The Hilltopper, advised and directed by Mrs. Marian C. Kasmere, has a staff consisting of sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors. These students work hard all year to help make the paper possible. They also send issues to Brookfield alumni serving in the armed forces. Our school paper, which is issued each month, is celebrating its thirtieth year of publication and is a member of the Tri-County Association, Columbia Scholastic Press Association. and the Brookfield chapter of Quill and Scroll. Row 1, L. to R.: F. Paulinich, J. Torma, S. Vujevic, G. Spruill, M. Leonard. Row 2, L. to R.: D. Hacker, J. Biggs, Mrs. M. Kasmere, M. Kruppa. Left to Right: Mrs. M. Kasmere. D. Hacker, J. Mehm illilnnitnrn Eihrariana This group of monitors does a fine job in keep- ing order in our school halls. They also greet visi- tors and assist new students. Each monitor serves one period a day with a captain over all, and they are under the guidance of Mr. Harold J. Layman. Row 1, L. to R.: K. Brooks, J. Hodge, N. Collins, L. Mitrovich, H. Jessup, S. Turner, C. Shockey, M. Cebak, M. Gjaver, D. Kurtz, P. Mannos, D. Carrier: Row 2: M. Gei- ger, J. Mehm, M. Fedorko, S. Robinson, C. Sonk, M. Wil- liams, D. Miller, NI. Bossick, M. Purvies, S. Sopg Row 3: J. Martin, J. Sheaffer, W. Coxson, A. Lawrence, R. Davis, M. Jennings, H. Bachick, C. Games, S. Cimperman, J. Evans, R. Bartoshg Row 4: K. Rust, G. Geiger, F. Bowkow- ski, J. Hassel, A. Collins, T. Germond, J. Hailey, B. Houseman, H. Miller, D. Ramsey, P. Guthrie, R. Frye: Row 5: J. O'Brien, C. Filipovich, R. Krukar, P. Berecek, F. Kuzel, C. Thomas, B. Loper, D. Krukar, W. Cunningham, J. Buggg Row 6: T. Pirlo, L. Stepanic, W. Bebech, D. Sa- bino, J. Hodge, A. Nagy, P. Berecek, S. Tallo, T. Walsh: Row 7: J. Palombi, T. Sabatko, B. Keaggy, T. Randolf, P. Vinski, A. Harmon, J. Torma, J. Vinski. Under the guidance of Miss Gibson, these am- bitious librarians have the jobs of rearranging the book shelves, taking care of overdue books, and decorating the bulletin board. The librarians also assist students in finding material for their home- work assignments. In order to become a librarian, you must have the desire for it, have a recommendation from your homeroom teacher, and have passing grades. Row 1, L. to R.: E. Jessup, A. Jessup, J. Burdette, S. Listopad, G. Spruill: Row 2: B. Kettler, V. Evans, F. Simeon, B. Miller, C. Metro, J. Shakley, C. Evans, C. Pe- risa. Page 44 The Biology Club meets once a month to plan for their field trips and any other activities. They have enjoyed a field trip to Massillon, Ohio, and to the Flower Show in Cleveland. In order to be a member of this club, you must maintain a B average. Advisor for this group is Mr. Michael Martinko. Row 1, L. to R.: P. Bandzak, T. Dinneen, J. Mehm, R. Losik, Mr. Martinko, N. Patterson, E. Fuller, M. Wolfeg Row 2: J. Mitrovich, D. Hacker, C. Boycan, K. Hromyak, H. Turner, C. Donato, B. Kettler, M. Oluichg Row 3: J. Whitmore, S. Vujevic, B. Duncan, C. Evans, L. August, S. Presley, C. Sonk, V. Butoryacg Row 4: M. Leonard, J. Sydlowski, K. Kaszowski, A. McClish, R. Ramsey, F. Kish, R. Baltra. Mr. Frank Kitko is the advisor for this group of enthusiastic science students. Though small, the club participates every year towards reaching the main objective, which is to get a 16 millometer movie projector for the science department. The Biology Club is also helping with this worthy project. In the past few years, Brookfield High School has been honored by having winners in scholar- ship examinations from our science department. Left to Right: H. Turner, M. Wolfe, C. Werner, P. Bandzak, R. Losik, M. Leonard, J. Sydlowski, Mr. Kitko. Page 45 Einlngg Glluh Svrirnre Glluh 'Q Row 1 L to R S Presley B Hogg F Feclorko S RODIUSOD R Henlghan J Gregurlc E Dunkerly G Dellarco P Hackett A F1gurella T Plsaneschl J Wrlght M M Wxlhams L Mltrovxch B Bramble Row 2 L to R P Spencer G Wxke B Cunnmgham F Kratko P Schmldt E B1ggs D Doud J Dlckelson E Gagllardl S B1tenz C Vargo V Mxttal Row 3 L to R N Faber P Koza 1ch J James C Radu S Kurpe R LOS1k J Sydlowskl P Gray P Jenklns D Congdon N Trump Row 4 L to R J M1lTOV1Ch J Whltmole J Seburn J Baumstark J B1ggs R Paddock M Kruppa C Stlfter J Brown P OBr1en Row 5 L to R S Balley J Shakley M Lvel 'Vhshata D Hacker P McW1ll1ams S Perrotta B Bell D Cla1k Rowx L to R P Hormng P Jurko P Fejes M M1 hata M Loper J Sereday J Baron Row 8 L to R G W1ll1ams R Furney N Rubmfeld G Sereday Row 9 L to R S Shawl R Santell L Broyzna R Ramsey N Kurllla illlarrhing Ezmh Brookf1eld s snappy Marchmg Band 1S under the dlrectlon of Mr Robert Furney The band has marched at all the football games at home and awav and has taken part xn many othe1 school funct1ons mcludlng pep rall1es assemblles parades Wlnter Concert and Sprmg Festu al The qual1f1cat1ons of th1s outstandmg group are Good malchmg prof1c1ency be able to do maneuvers set up by the dlrector play an lnstrument ma1nta1n a C or better average and at tend all rehearsals unless excused by the dlrector Only the uppe1 three glades w1th the exceptlon of a few freshmen who are exceptlonwlly good are used 1n th1s band The marchmg band deserves credlt for the hard work they have done Mr Norman Rubmfeld IS the asslstant band d1rector Page 4b , . .Z '. , . , . . . 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A , W , . . . , . . . . . .I ' 1 ' ' l , - - , - - .. -. , . - 1 - v v ' 1 C f . .k I Glnnrvrt 16211121 Thx has been a very successful year for our concert band The past year they prov1ded much entertamment fol our school and v1s1tors 'lhey partlclpated in the Wlnter and Sprlnq Con certs also competed ln a d1str1ct contest Phe concert band offered the1r SGFVICES for the PT A a Chrlstmas and 'lhanks IVIIIQ program Pep Assemblles and many others Th1s ve r Mr Furney sent VHTIOUS ensembles to the contest at the Dana School of MUSIC m Youngstown R wl L to R E Fuller P McW1ll1ams P Juxko P Fc,cs S Robmson Lopu J Seleday P Hoxmng J Baron Row 2 G Zahnlser K Kozarlch C Donato A Flgurella B Jones G Wlke Spencer F Fe-dorko P Kozar1ch N Faber P Mamlla N Patterson P Gray S Kurpe Sydlowskl R Los1k Bell J Mehm J Allen J Baumstark S Balley L M1lFOV1Ch J Shakley J Wh1tmOf6 Vhtroxlch J Seburn P Paddock P Jenklns P OBr1en M Kruppa J James N Trump C Stlfter D Congdon J Brown C Radu Row 4 S Presley B Hogg S Perrota D Klng C Ml9h3tH E Wagner B Baxtel D Klng E Blggs V Mxttal J Dxckerson E Gaglxardl D Doud K Nargo S Bltenz Row D B Bramble J B1ggS P Schm1dt B Cunnmgham F Kratko A Harman A Chantrey Mr Furney J Gregurxc M Mlshata R Santell L Broyzna R Ramsey J W1ll1ams E Dunkerly P Hackett R Dellarco T Pxsaneschl L 7 . D , , . .A bv a I 51 A . ka 4 Lv. l o . . .1 . ', . ' 4, . ' , . Q '. .. ' ' , M. : . ' , , ' . . . . A , . , . ' , P. . . . . ' , . . . ' , . , . . . . J. Row 3: H. Turner, M. M. Williams, D. Hacker. J. Wright, D. Clark, M. Cvelbar. B. . . . . , . . . ' . . ' ' , - v - I - J- 1 ' . . , t. . . ' . . ' ' . . . . ' ', . . Pag ' 4 Svvninr High Qihnrua First row. left to right: J. Brown, F. Fedorko, B. Salem, H. Bachick. J. Mild, G. Vavreck, J. Roman, J. Shaef- fer, C. McKnight. S. Kegarise. D. Marmion, N. Peternac, S, Perrotta. B. Hogg. Mr. Furney. Second row. left to right: J. James. B. Germond, D. King, S. Shawl, J. Wright, J. Kushner, D. Heiderman, K. Williams. K. Bolsinger. P. Fejes. M. L. Cvelbar. S. Say, P. Spencer. D. Hiestand. L. McBride. Third row. left to right: N. Faber, B. Spruill, B. Bramble, R. Henighan. L. August. P. Truman, C. Shockey. P. Jurko, P. Horning. G. Hackett, K. Fielding, B. Bell, K. Hromyak, C. Brown. Fourth row. left to right: P. Hook, D. Wanchisn, C. Guba. P. Gelety. J. Hacker. G. Wike. C. Radu, C. Metro, J. Marmion. B. Martin. S. Robinson, S. Bailey, J. Goncz. J. Perisa. Fifth row, left to right: P, Reinhart, R. E. Fry, A. Zippay, A. Berecek. M. A. Gjavor, N. Poltor, J. Baum- stark, E. Fuller, R. Stepanic. T. Dinneen, B. Yurko, J. Thomas. A. M. Mittal, G. Milanese. M. A, Shaner. Sixth row, left to right: G. Elbel, J. Greguric, F. Kratko, D. Ramsey. D. Bottar, K. Rust, B. Bogner, J. Wil- liams, B. Cunningham. J. Biggs, R. Losik, T. Curry, E. Ulmer. S. Haley, W. Harris, D. Mesmer. Seventh row, left to right: J. Thompson, R. Santell. T. Sabotka. B. Gibson. G, Wright, R. Paddock. A. Har- mon. B. Poltar. F. Perrotta, R. Steach, P. Hackett. These 100 mixed voices blend to make up our well known Senior High Chorus who pre- sent the Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter programs, The combined chorus also sings at the Spring Festival and has had representation at the All County Chorus since its formation. T - This classy ensemble of Harmnllpttph ten talented voices forms our Harmonettes who p r o v i d e entertainment that is enjoyed by the en- tire student body at As- semblies and special holi- day programs. To try-out for this organization, any sophomore. junior. or sen- ior girl may attend the meeting held each tall with Mr. Furney, at which time he states the require- ments. Left to right: T. Dinneen. J. Wright. D. King. P. Horning, B, Bramble. C. McKnight, J. Brown. B. Gerniond. J. Roman. S. Fuller. liluninr Elighlhtnh The Junior High Band which is made up of students from the eighth and ninth grades should he congratulated for their hard work practicing for their performances. They enacted a political skit at half time at our last home football game, and also played at concerts throughout the year. Directed by Mr. Furney during the third period of each day, they strive to achieve higher musical abilitiy in order to successfully attain their positions in the Senior High Band. First row. left to right: G. Valimont, S. Felesky, K. Curry. P. Presley, B. Loper, B. Obermiyer, P. Wilkin, B. Kovack, P. Quartini, K. Brooks. Second row. left to right: N. Rosche, M. Bossick, A. Misik, G. D'Angelo, J. Lucas, L. Sbepanic, K. Detelich, D. Guyton, C. Bitenz. G. Babnis. P. Sabol, S. Swogger, B. Manion. J. Radu, N. McWhorter, J. Mesmer, R. Toth, D. Singer, B. Schmidt. Third row, left to right: J. Popovich. B. Leipheimer, J. Hailey, T. Litman, T. Sonopoli, D. King, J. Gill, B. Baron, G. Hromvak. E. Ulmer, K. Stepanic, W. Mahanna, V. Miglez, D. Leonetti, A. Zahniser, D. McCarthy, M. Gei- ger. E. Kijowski: A. Ghizzoni. E. Spak. S. Kovack, J. Hodge, G. Economides, M. Kushner, J. Longley, J. Hodge. Fourth row, left to right: B. Zimmerman, B. Stigleman, F. Haynie, D. Galubic, D. Galubic, J. Salem, J. Jenkins. R. Poltar, G. Slewart. A. Rodewalt. W. Clark, C. Hassel, L. Dillingham, W. Jessup, J. McCallen, J. Pedicini, R. Powell, D. Goncz, F. Wheat, K. Maxim. R. Arbuckle, I. Coxson, R. Bartholomew, R. Torok, J. Vansach, G. Boor, B. Johnson. Standing. left to right: Mr. Furney. J. Bramble, D. Dunham. Reinhardt, R. Garrett, R. Pinckney, J. Fuller H. King. J. Richmond, J. Martin. Engel' iD1IZI1'lIPllP or-ass. This outstanding Boys' Quartette -S5 sings at the Spring Festival and at special assemblies where everyone can appreciate them. They are a very hard working group with high ideals. Pictured at right are. left to right: D. Ramsey. J. Biggs. R. Losik. T. Curry. Page 49 a ,4 I -Q, . , I if :NV 'E IX U my 'X , W my , ,f , tg,,pf,,f ,f,:qA4'.--- .1 W' 1 ' b K R 5, V' Q23,:5UAi:f?5 Sw rw 2 .wg M- ,aw 35 if - , M, Zig ,, ff W. , ,ywg fl 723,533 gi Wg? EX Row 1. left to right: P. Quartini. J. Martin, K. Brooks, N. Rosche, C. Biten7. Row 2: B. Kovack, M. Kushner. J. Hodge, B. Obermiyer. 3luninr High fPHZIiU1'PITP5 Jr. High Majorettes work hard but happily at home and at school, practicing for many activities such as snappy marching in front of the Cadet Band for a Jr. High and a Sr. High football game at half-time. The qualifications of the majorettes are: maintain a C or better average. have good character and correct posture, an attractive face and figure. play an instrument in the Cadet Band and be able to do required twirls and dance steps. These Majorettes are waiting for the day when they will lead the Senior High Band. Being a Jr. High Majorette is a great preparation for qualify- ing as a Sr. High Majorette. The group consists of eight freshmen and one eighth grader. The leader of the group is Betty Obermiyer, the Drum Majorette. 7111 GYEITIP Minh First row. left to right: B. Dangelo, B. McLane, P. Pinckney, N. Baltra, E. Bossick, N. Korbar, J. Lektorich, R. Cvelbar, P. Sabotka, J. Powellg Second row, left to right: J. Hall, J, King, S. Montgomery, H. Goncz, E. Pennington, P. Hart- lcss, B. Black, M. Sivulich. J. Wilkin. G. Cliomos. T. Toten, V. Kowalke, J. Tallo, A. Arbuckle. G. Whalen. J. Davis, D. Gill. J. Jones. M. Aicher. M. Hnat, T. Vojtko, F. Sydlowski. E. Kurtz. S. Zahniser. S. Mesmer: third row, left to right: Director Rubinfeld. B. Coxson. L. Kempinski. J. Benson, R. Richmond. A. Luchette, J. Fugetta. S. Goleb. I.. Coxson. Under the directicn of Mr. Norman Rubinfeld. the seventh grade band doesnt mind the hard work preparing for the lllinter Concert and Spring Festival. knowing it will pay .iff in future years at Brookfield High School. These seventh graders are anxiously awaiting for the time when they will ac- tually lte working with the Sen- ior High Band and participating in the many activities. Page 51 iliunthall Qlluh Row 1, loft to right: Mr. R. Raidel, A. Harmon, J. O'Brien. M. Sirianni, L Hiestand, E. Ulmer. W. Harris, D. Valimont, J. Emery. S. Gulla, S. Chantrey Row 2. left to right: Mr. R. Robison, J. Antonovich. S. Hailey, C. Marx, J Hassage, R. Manion. S. Tallo, J. Bugg. B. Gearo. Row 3, left to rignt: Mr. G. Stennett. J. Ross, J. Torma, G. Lopuchovsky, J Faloon, B. Kemper. B. Lepheimer, J. Szabo, W. Kijowski, J. Goncz. Row 4. left to right: Mr. T. Mason. S. Robinson, F. Kish, A. Nagy, R. Furil lo, M. Obcrmiyer, R. Faller, B. Bremick, S. Ford, K. Rust. Row 5, lelt to right: B. Kurtz. B. Jones, J, Miller. T. Sabotka. J. Palombi, G. Goncz, R. Nagy. L. Crisan, C. Flipovich. Row G, left to right: J. Hodge, C. Kish., S. Sop, B. Haynie, W. Hall, J Detelich. J. Zuhoski. D. Bottar, fMgr.J Row 1, left to right: J. Hodge, R. Furillo, T. Sabotka. Row 2. left to right: D. Sabino, J. Ross, P. Berecek, C. Kish, G. Wright. 5121139 Glrrm Page 52 Trophies are given to the All-Op- ponent team selected by the Brookfield High School varsity. An award is also given to the outstanding player on the Brookfield team. New members of the club may purchase team jackets each year. The club's main purpose for func- tioning is to keep the boys together. The annual pre-prom dance closes the school year. This group, composed of sophomore through senior boys, is under the spon- sorship of Mr. Gar Aikins. These stu- dents contribute much of their time and skill to designing and decorating the stage for plays and other programs They also assist in setting up various equipment. W J,..1,,., . - MV -Q-Q-wnuum-.Mwmhf ak f- www ,fan-anna-ww, A 4 1 2 ' 2, iw 5 N , H W A ri: -W! 1 ,ff gi A K H Z r. W P 'ii 4 1 f r QW Qi 7 11 4fmZ '2 , .' ga CF mmm' f ff' H 8, .4- .gr ' 'QQ 2201 and Wg, 3 ' ' ' WQJW aalmwwm :we , gf, 1 4 ,M Wmm.Mwwm,,M W, k,,,NW,,, . ' In 4- ' 1 L,-,,.- ua? 1 I ff 1 1 .2 i I, 1 41' i IJTI U1 ! i, 1 i ..- L ...- - 2 ? -Q f 'Y' K, 5' 'Vw 1-1 .7-Xrtinitirn a1tErnnkfivIh illigh Svrhnnl Top picture-'fBreathless are the students at a Brookfield football game. Bottom left picture f Giving instructions to Tony Sahotka are tleft to rightj Mr. Robison, Mr. Mason. while Mr. Stennett is enthused in the football game. Bottom right 23iCftt7'Q4-BUSY is the Cadet Band at practice as they are being directed by Mr. Norman Rubinfeld. AEE, EBSQ' Sparta, Igrnm zmh Grahuutinn Top left - A scene from the Junior- Senior Prom. Top right-At the Homecoming Game. are S. Shawl, G. Germond, T. Curry in a half time skit. Bottom left - Mr. Vendemia busy at work preparing one of his easy tests. Bottom 'right - The 1956 graduating class at commencement symbolizing twelve years of hard work. Page 54 F Svrninr 1512115 wwe .wma 7fze aww, vmf' We Shook the Family Tree , was chosen by the senior class for their annual production. Presented to the student body on December 5, and to the general public on December 6, the three- act comedy revolved about the Dolson family and their average family problems. Hildegarde Dolson, a high school teen-ager, portrayed by Marcia Seginak, and Freddie Sher- mer CSam Fordj, a neighbor interested in Hildegarde, caused a near riot with their unforgettable antics. Mr. and Mrs. Dolson, CBarbara Duncan and Bob Gibsonj just an average American family, try to make an impression on Mr. Dolson's boss, Mr. Shermer and his wife, QJim Simpson and Terry Dinneenj. Bob, Jimmy, and Sally Dolson QBob Bogner, Ron Paddock, and Nanciarme Pat- tersonj add to the confusion created in the household by Hildegarde. Patti Gray, Wilma Coxson, and Bonnie Germond gave fine performances as Ellie-May, Paige and J ill, two neighbor girls who popped in and out cf the Dolson house at just those 'fright times. After two days of hectic anticipation the Dolson home is restored to a normal statusg For how long? Elhvzpmn Svurwtg X ff! ff'L Bottom up-R Hemghan CN1ce Presb T Dmneen QSec5 W Butoryak G Sprulll S VUIBVIC J Mehm M Fedorko B Germond D Hacker E Schultz CTreasD J Whltmore J Hodge T Cuglno D Sabmo Mtddle Mr Alkxns R M1tf0VlCh P Berecek Thls popular organ1zat1on was orgamzed 1n 1929 at Falrmont West Vlfglnla for the purpose of advancmg 1nterest 1n dramatlc arts Dr Earl Blank suggested that a meetlng be held for those teachers lnterested 1n the xmprovement of the dramatlc arts 1n the secondary schools The 1nterest shown at the meetmg and the correspondence flom those who were unable to attend brought 1nto belng the formatlon of a constltutlon of the soclety Seventy one schools became charter members of the Nat1ona1 Thesplan Soclety The fxrst natlonal conventxon and electlon of natlonal offlcers was held by mall ln 1930 From th1s early begmnlng the organlzatlon enJoyed a steady growth In the next f1Ve years the na txonal roll lncreased to 320 The natlonal Off1CE was moved to Clncmnatx Ohlo 1n 1935 Durlng World War II Thespxans co operated Wlth many government agencles and collected funds for Stage Door Canteen sponsored the SBFVICQ Mens Llbrary Fund and the Hlgh School Theatre for Vlctory Program By the tune the Nat1onalThesp1an Soclety had concluded 1ts celebratlon of 1tS 25th Ann1versary there were 1432 troupes on 1l,S natlonal roll Today the Soclety has local organ17at1ons IH almost every h1gh school ln the U S The Natlonal Thesplan Soclety has QIOWD to be one of the largest, most educatlonal and lecreatlonal organlzatlons for secondary schools 1n the U S Page 56 Krukar,YQPres.J, S. Ford, S. Robinson, T. Sabotka, B., Gibsong R. Paddocky, J: I . . . ., . , . . s j Q S - , . . ' Rehearsal at 6: 30, are the fa- miliar words which will never be forgotten by the Junior Play cast. Yes, they had many rehearsals at 6:30, and out of those rehearsals came a superb performance. Not only one, but four, and to top all records at Brookfield, three in one day. This play, 'KNO Boys Allow- ed , was not only a success with rehearsals, but had to overcome many obstacles in order to pull through. Job difficulties, unusual make-up of characters, a late change in cast because of illness, and many more. But the Juniors put on a superior performance. They produced a play of which they will long be proud. 31 uninr Flag iw., 50,4 ,azzmfff Sitting, left to right: S. Presley, A Zagorec J Goncz J Sydlowski J Thomp son, B. Kettler, D. Marmion, R. Ramsey M A Shaner Standmg left to rlght A. Carothers, B. Bramble, J. Wright A Nagy A Flguerella J OBr1en H Turner, J. Kushner. 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I H Qjxf Q 'Y 'E r 0 D 4 X612 'Q 'Ex-sg QL. 5' -X it 2 7 Alma x 'fl W? ., XML: Q .M W 57 1 gi 9 , FN I ? X it Q! x' gf B if 4 'T ,f -r Q sa ff 2 K I R Q gb, I is SBK E 'Z' I WTC I E 4 Lu '-1? Av ef marrinfa Haraitg Row 1, left to right: G. Shockey, G. Lopuchovsky, J. Torrna, D. Valimont, J. Szabo, W. Kijowski, S. Gulla, L. Hie- stand, J. Goncz, J. Simpson, M. Sirianni, S. Ford: Row 2: B. Liephemier, W. Hall, C. Kish, J. Detelich, J. Ross, J. O'Brien, S. Tallo, M. Obermiyer, C. Flipovich, J. Hodge: Row 3: B. Kurtz, J. Emery, A. Harmon, J. Faloon, B. Kemper, W. Harris, L. Crisan, E. Ulmer, B. Haney: Row 4: A. Chantrey, J. Antonovich, F. Kish, K. Rust, R. Nagy, R. Furillo, B. Gearo, S. Hailey, J. Bugg, C. Marx: Row 5: S. Sop, R. Manion, B. Bremich, R. Miller, R. Feller, T Sabotka. J. Palumbi, B. Jones: Row 6: G. Goncz, F. Roth, J. Zuhoski. The Warriors ended their 1956 football season by going undefeated in 20 games. It was the third undefeated season in Brookfield High School history. The Warriors going through a 9 game schedule knocked the teams off one at a time. The YVarriors showed good sportsmanship with every team they played. Although 11 seniors graduate this year, there will be a lot of experienced boys back, and we will be looking for another successful season. Steve Gulla, voted captain for the year, was also chosen the MOST VALUABLE PLAY- ER of this year's team. Preceding years, the award went to Roosevelt Matthews, 1953, Harold Green, 1954, and Burdell Hettrick, 1955. Congratulations, boys! Glnarhrn The coaching staff, which led our fine team to its second undefeated sea- son in two years, has worked very hard on and off the gridiron. This year's undefeated season marks the third time in Brookfield High's history and the second in succession. Left to right: R. Robison, G. Stennett, T. Mason, R. Raidel. Page 64 .Uuninr liigh ilinnthall The Little Warriors brought to a close their football season by winning 2 out of 6 games. Al- though they had excellent coaching. their lack of experience proved detrimental to their winnings. The teams capable coach is Mr. Ray Robison. The Junior High will be looking for a more successful season next year. Brookfield Hickory Brookfield Warren West Brookfield Farrell Brookfield Warren East Brookfield Sharon Brookfield 7 Warren H. Turner .- 0 Won 2 Lost 3 Tied 1 Row 1. 16,150-R.: W. Kushner. R. Hook, T. Toten, D. Geiger, F. Bowkowski, T. Litman, B. Taczak, G. Chomos, M. 1'l9U. Row 2, L. to R.: V. Perissa, D. Singer, G. Hromyak, F. Klaric. L. Dillingham, R. Yanko, J. Hassel. J. Brownlee, L. Brozna, R. Buggs, J. McCallen. D. Shockey, R. Brest. B. Richmond, Mgr.-E. Martin. Row 3. L. to R.: E. Delarco. R. Hook. G. Donaldson, J. Longley, L. Luchette, M. Kish, R. Archer, M. Mittal, E. Davis, J. Richmond. D. Radachy. R. Arbuckle, Ray Robison fCoachJ. fNot pictured: T. Randolph, J. Mil- lerl. Rowl I to R S in Robiisin oc B1 s Rich 11d l'ur1ll Joe noss Ron Losik Jay Goncz Row 2 L to R Mei im Fullci Clcoicc Lopuchowsky C ick ki h Frark Kuzel Richard Nagy Alfred Ha mon Johi Tc mx Co ich Huiion 13211 min The Wdl1llJlS undci Co ch Bax H union cnded the Season with 13 wins and 5 losses to fin ish a xeix successful in Wii 1 o ilx -1 seniois 1 duating from the team the Warriors will have a fine nucleus cf l llcll icn 1QlLl1f'1lD io iiake pro pects br1 ht for a fine season next year The de parting raduates le xin thc tea ll 1 c John loima Jay Goncz Stan Robinson Frank Kuzel and Joe B1 GS B1 cokiield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield B1-ookf' eld Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield P rookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookficld Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield H1 11 I-igh High Hi 'h High Hijh Hiyh Hi h Hi h Pigh 'rv L bi Hig School School Scho 1 School School School School School School School School School School School School School School Sch rnrx l School ii: Trumbull AA Leaeuc Gaines 'D WON 13 r' Page 66 Woodrow Wilson Vienna , , H Hubbard L c,,,, Leavittsburb Liberty ,wc inn, H oungstown North ,L Hubbard ,Ln mn, Newton Falls 7, , 1 Champion ,H L, Greenville Penn ,, 1 15: Howland Sharpsville , , Hickory Z-:Newton Falls :Liberty Howland :Leavittsburg Campbell Memorial :Youngstown Ursuline Tournament LOST 6 QI 1 ,, vm We 1' 1- ll ,, dh Q' Lf, 1 K 4 L , Q , 'cg If I - A 1 'A W ,X . - W? uv? xxxmk ff M 'i .. ,W A pk , f 'lr ' r. 6 1' sf'-fi if wg w ef . V, Lal 4? iw a..,.Qf1-f 4 'fy , 3 ' 'U' 1 A is ' Q M N' I 1, 4: 1 ,M Q, 1 Q5,,,-n 49 H Q Vlfmi 1 -5 fff M 44 Aj , ,lr 5 , , ' , if , ,, X H. , iff 1 , 6,13 -. , . Y L 'L ' . ' ' A QQ 4 L Row 1 L to R R1chard FllI'1llO Wllllam Scanlon Edward Llme1 Joe Detel1ch Ernest Bremlck John W11 hams Row 2 L to R Wllllam Jones Edward Soxg Alex Nagy B111 Hanq F1ank Kurtz Russell LUblHSky Ron ald Mxglesz Jlumnr Hurwitz ,4 K 4 1 The Jun1o1 Vars1ty under Coach Cy Quarterson nded thelr season XV1tl'1 9 w1ns and 9 losses The players showed a lot of playm 'lblllty and sports1n'1nsh1p as they prepared thernselx es tor thelr future years as members cf the WHYTIOF Vars1ty Brookf1eld Brookfleld Brookf1eld Brookf1eld Brookfleld BrooLf1eld Brookf1eld Brookf1eld Brookf1eld BIO kf1eld B1 ool-tf1eld B1 ookf1eld B1 ookf1eld Brookfleld Bxool- fleld Brookf1eld B1 ookfleld Blookfleld Won Wo drow W1lSOH V1enna Hubbard Leavlttsburg L1berty Youngstown North Hubbard New ton Falls Champlon GlL9I1XlllL Penn Howland Sharpsx lllc H1cl4o1 X lNew on F tlls L1bt1tx Howland Leax 1ttsbu1 9, C nnpbcll Memoual Lost 9 0 0 Page GJ Coach Quarterson .mg-Fw-f 4 1 Y 9 ' ' -' 'lfffl filfl' lr' Cf 2 A ' l ,Cv af ff, , 4:4 4 V E' In Z C 74 V 'gchm ' .1 ceq. Lx . 1, Y 4' ,.. ' 4 4 43 6 V 'f 4 30 l M l ' 29 ' 4 - 94 'T ' 4 2 4 40 43 ' 51 ' 1 4 4 4 32 N it 3' be 4 41 4 1 36 , 5 9 1, , ' 4 42 A 59 f ' 31 I - ,- 34 1 1 'll . ' 36 ' 33 - - 5' ' 38 -1 6' 4 28 4 - f' 35 V or 36 9 - -' 35 - 1-6' 4 40 - A 37 ' f 44 4 -L ' 45 ' 1 4 4 41 9 - 1' 28 ' 42 ' 53 H 44 , - ' 65 - f ,Q 1 57 ' ' 48 z 1 -19 Row 1 L to R Coach Robisor R Kurtz S Kuipe J Richmond E Wilkins J Hassel J Bachick Row 2 L to R Mgr B Richmond T Toten T Kitman R Arbuckle G Donaldson R Boles F Bowkowski D Shockey 1 Torma Jlumnr 1-hgh Lfiaakethall The Junior High finished the season under the able coaching of Mr. Ray Robison The first string consisted cf Jim Richmond Jim Hassel Steve Kurpe Ed Wilkins and Ron Kurtz. John Bachick was the sixth man. Showing ood sportsmanship and skill on the floor they showed that they could play ball in the real Brookfield style. They posted a successful season this y,ear win- ning 11 and losing only 7. Prospects look even brighter for next year. Congratulations to the coach and the team for a job well done. Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield Brookfield SEASON RECORD 4 4 4 44 60 Won 11 McDonald Mineral Ridge Lordstown Vienna Cortland L, Liberty ,W Braceville , L , , , Mineral Ridge McDonald Braceville Lordstown Hickory Vienna ,, Liberty , Cortland Sharpsville Copeys Sacred Heart Lost 7 lf Page 70 Coach Robison ...L Gulf Under the coaching of Mr. Ray Robison, the Brookfield Golfers played 15 games in a new league composed of schools in Trumbull, Mercer and Mahon- ing Counties. The team ended the season with 6 wins. 8 losses, and 1 tie. Some of the boys back for the '57 season are: Chuck Kish, Angelo Figurella, Biil Scanlon, Steve Shardy, and Charles Filipovich. ,Putting-R. McMullen. Row 1, L. to R.: C. Kish, B. Scanlon, B. Bramble, T. Kroko F. Kurtz, S. Shardy, S. Kozarich, R. Figurella, R. Losik, A. Figurella, T. Sabotka Page 71 Eaarhall Under the capable direction of Mr. Cy Quarterson, the baseball team has played a to- tal of 11 games, 7 of which were Steel Valley League games. The other members of the League are Howland, Hubbard, Struthers, North, and Niles. 'Ihe Brooks won 2, lost 8, and tied one. Coach: Mr. Cy Quarterson, standing. Row 1, L. to R.: J. O'Brien, M. Siri- anni, J. Williams, B. Bremick. Row 2, L. to R.: J. Simpson, R. Nagy, A. Chantrey, F. Roth. Row 3, L. to R.: J. Emery, J. Ross, T. Walsh, A. Harmon. F. Kuzel. Glhvvrlrahvra Svrninr High fduuinr High L to R P Mamla J Roman B Kettler R Bar tosh C Sonk N Patterson Thls group of Sen1or Hlgh g1rls are the leaders at our football and basketball games They help the student body g1VB the players the energy and sp1r1t It takes to be a Wm nmg team They also share the spothght at our pep ralhes Th1s year they presented the students and faculty Wlth a number ot new cheers whlch were accepted heart1ly by the Warrxor fans The group 15 under the capable guldance of Mrs Anne Berardl and Mr C5111 Quar ter on Page L to R V Detellch M Butorayac S Dankouch C OConnor R Johnson These glrls put the1r best to t torward when our Jumor H1gh football and basket ball teams meet the1r oppos1t1on They help the enthuslastlc fans dlsplay the1r pep and ofter the1r support to the team at hand They also lead the crowd durmg the Jun1o1 Var s1t3 basketball games The Jumox Hxgh Chcelleaders are undel the guldance ot Mrs Alma Landles and re LGIVG aduce and asslstance from the Sen 1or H1gh Cheerleaders J wxww'wafwwwmmwm, EEFRLEADER 623 X4 BM fl 'M lllnmvrnming On the evening ef October 20. 1956. George Nicholas Field was swarined with fans from Brookfield and Newton Falls. They anxiously awaited the pre-game arrival of 1956 Home- coming Queen Bonnie Gerinond. her court. and Eileen Tarko. last year's queen. The moment arrived. Both queens and the four attendants were driven onto the field in late-medel cen- vertibles. They were escorted from the automobiles by Ed Slovesko. Paul Bereceli. and Stan Robinson, The girls. all members of the senior class with the exception of Eileen Tarko. :at on the Brookfield side throughout the entire game. At half-time the queens and Court strode onto the field for the crowning ceremonies. Ei- leen Tarko crowned Bonnie Gerinond. Homecoming Queen of 1956. After the game the queen and her court reigned at the annual Homecoming Danze at which Queen Bonnie presented the football to team captain, Steve Gulla. Top left--Queen Bonnie Germond and 1955 Homecoming Queen Eileen Taxko are escorted from their auto' mobile by Ed Slovesko. senior class president. Top riglzt--The queens attendants, all members ol the senior class. make their way onto the gridiron for thc crowninu ceremonies. Bottom left--Bonnie Germond is crowned 1956 Homegomingi Queen of Brookfield High School by last years queen. Eileen Tarko, ggnrtom riffltla--Alter the coronation. Bonnie strides off the field, taking with her the greatest glory to be given a senior ggirl-Homecoming Queen of 1956. 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R Q v I L . .X I, .A r. ff DUB ADVERTISER K K CONGRATULATIONS l957 GRADUATES IS 9 vii Q ffm wmvxwwfg' As you go with duploma In hand to fund your place ln this blg land Our wishes go right along with you for much success nn all you do was 33 3 333 33 333333333 333 3 Page 80 N fy X 3 A -L -l L L Ml . 1. ,ki ali , J ' ll ' I ' F I .VV ...I A L 1'-my y T H Ali. 1 A , 6 Q:5:5.:a -...: 1 151 155' --:.1 1 ,TZI ,,..: z ': f f lvu- fs- ,.ae , . ll :, ,H ': ' A n T3 'W 3Xf'af.x-fbi., 3 I U 0 l I I I I C I lirookfleld Township Volunteer Flremen and Auxiliary O O O O O U ESS PHONE-GI-8-1 EEZEEZZSEZZSSSZEEEZSIYQEDZZSQZSQZZEBDZZSQZSDEEZ: p , STM FDHGHSHWERS KEKHHHPHEHH CLA OF 1956 1957 958 KFIELD HIGH SCH 0 skugm Oh A R Q E Pg8 0 0 9 Ll! . 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FORD FORD Co ' of FORD FORD e Compliments o STEWART HARDWARE CO EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE 42 N MAIN STREET HUBBARD OHIO Complzments o HAYMAN s DRUG STORE GEORGE C HAYMAN STANLEY E HAYMAN 15 N MAIN STREET HUBBARD OHIO R C BOWERS CO 13 WEST LIBERTY STREET FORD CARS TRUCKS KE 4 1225 HUBBARD OHIO K See Us For All Your Athletlc Needs SPORTING GOODS CO 21 N Champion Street Phone RI 73023 Youngstown Ohlo Games Trophles Books on All Sports Team Equlpment Sw1mm1ng Tenms Golf A11 Sports Equlpment G E Genkms Ben Scharsee Pete McBrxde Excellent Merchandzse at Fan' Pnces DEFOREEST BUICK COMPANY 90 S MAIN AVE SHARON PA PHONE DI 6 5506 Buxck Cad1l1ac Complzments o SEBURN TRACTOR SALES Phone Warren 82107 BROOKFIELD OHIO Compllments 0 C I I S N Your Jeweler The Store That Confidence Built PHONE DI 6 5426 SHARON :m:mmmm x Page 95 ' I r- ' I ' ' I ln -g-g-g-g.L-g- -Q-. -1-L-g- -Q-1-Q-Q, -g-g-Q-g.Q.Q-Q-g.g..Q-g.g-g.q.g.g.g.g.1.g ' I -s K- l-K- - -K-K-K-K-l-K-Q-K-K-1-I-Q-K 7 2 - . . , . - - I 1 Q il R3 . ' O A ' 6 C J J - - , PA. mpIumenIs PURDIE CHEVROLET COMPANY 37 s MAIN AVE SHARON PA IONYS PURE 0Il SERVICE STATION Welding Repamng Tzre Battery and Lubrzcatzon END OF S IRVINE AVE MASURY OHIO Formerly Tony s I-u Speed Phone GI 8 88I2 :Q:f:1:.Q:cC1Ci Say It Wzth Flolters GIBSON S GREENHOUSE Flowers Plants Desxgns PHONE GI 8 9734 Brookheld Center Ohlo Qi!-R it THE DECORATOR HOUSE Wall Paper Pamts Greetmg Cards Unusual G1ftS JOHN C FRIEDNAMER Owner 81 W STATE ST SHARON EAST HILL BAKERY QUALITY DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE 769 E STATE STREET PHONE DI 6 3851 Complzments 03' G A R R I C K Smart Apparel Furs 50 E STATE STREET PHONE DI 6 35'I6I INI A I I S I lx 0 S ITALIAN RESTAURANT SPAGHETTI PIZZA RAVIOLI Try our homemade sausage Its tops' Take out servzce Phone Glbson 8 1508 60 West State Street IOhno Sudel 333333333333333 33 33333333333 333333 3 Page 96 Co of . . I G 1 - -g.g.g-g.q.g.g.g.g.g..g-g.g-Q-Q-g Q-Q-Q-g.g. .1-Q.. .g.g,. -Q-Q-g.g..g...g.g.g.g I . . , I I ' - A ' Q 7 I 9 - - . I . 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L I jiggjes 4. If IS It 'sl .B fr ii CFC-ll- -l-WK-K-I-K-K-K-K-K-lil-Hl-i-K-K-l-l-K- -1- l-K-Klll- -K-K-l-K-Ks LIAM 115 S Dock St 8- Pane Hollow Blvd REALTORS INSURANCE Dlol DI 2 5317 Sharon P 'PKK ciqfzfcafcc Scgoof of Bsaufy nuffcvza Enroll 1n the Profess1on Wlth a Future For Young Men and Young Women DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES SHARON PA PHONE DI 2 3412 Complzments o ANGElA S BEAUTY SALON 8 Experlenced Operators Avallable Open Every Even ng lzrcept Monday and Saturday DIAL SHARON DI 6 4154 or DI 6 4155 21 WEST STATE STREET SHARON PA HUMES GOOD FURNITURE TWO DEPENDABLE STORES YOUNGSTOWN OHIO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 f M www .Q .sm IN OUR 112TH YEAR 94 E STATE SHARON PA 1845 C R SHWMN 8 HWS Better Furniture S1 me 1890 1311113311113 111 1 Pae 98 19 NO MAIN ST HUBBARD OHIO Telephone KEllogg 4 IIO4 3 1 1957 A Q- L'l Wll I. BAINES.INI. ' -- , a. I I I ' ' f I I 1 Q , - , . I 1 ' k c O O . , . .V I S , - , , !!.Z ZSG55 - - , I , W H I T E R 0 S E Steaks - Chickens -Pizzcr We Specialize in Italian Spaghetti Sharon - Youngstown Rd. MASURY, OHIO Phone GI-8-8823 Q. -q.g.g.g.g-g.g. -Q-1-1.4, -.Q.g. - Q-Q-g.g.g. -1.4-Q-g.g . g.q..g.Q.q .g.g..g.g CHARLES E. FARNICORN :'Your East Hill Jewelery STERLING SILVER JEWELRY DIAMONDS BAVARIAN CHINA WATCHES HHALLMARK CARDS At Buhl Substation P. O. SHARON, PA. Phone DI-2-6126 0:4511 - - , , GCI! - - , - , JOHNSON SIZER Co General Contractors and Burlders Dealers zn Lumber and Bullders Supply P1ttsburgh Pamt and Glass Products oFFrcE AND YARD 369 s DOCK ST DIAL DI 6 4181 BFI I MOTOR SAI ES INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS DESOTO PLYMOUTH KENNETH BELL Prop PHONE DI 6 3575 So Irvrne at Davrs St SHARON PA :K YOUR HUDSON RAMBLER WILLYS DEALER WEIN MOTOR CO 1193 E STATE ST SHARON PA :adds BRAINARD S MOTOR SALES 923 East State Street CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 5:02 Page 99 - o A A A A ' ' . 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BOX 77 BROOKFIELD OHIO BEST WISHES FROM THE MKII Ixlf SIN I Xl NUIIX PAI I SHI I H GROCERIES MEATS FROZEN FOODS PRODUCE PHONES 8431 0 8475 3 VIENNA OHIO B XII I X BI OS SOHIO SERVICE JUNCTION 7 Sz 82 AAA Road 8z Wrecker Sermce SOHIO HEADQUARTERS 81 ESSO OILS PHONE SHARON GI 8 8833 BROOKFIELD OHIO LAYS 0 6. 10 SCHOOL SUPPLIES WEARING APPAREI NOTIONS TOYS NORMAN 81 VERA LAY PHONE WARREN 8464 I P O BOX 576 VIENNA OHIO 15515 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY NATIONWIDE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY NATIONWIDE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY All L1nes Prompt Servlce Auto Flnanclng PHONE WARREN 8478 8 L E HAWLEY R F D VIENNA OHIO NI XD A51 1'I INFR-IL HUNIES BROOKFIELD OHIO MASURY OHIO fOxVgen Equlppedj Phone Sharon Glbson 8 5969 24 Hour Ambulance Servxce CCS: VIFNN A PH XLWI LXCY RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE GIFTS AND COSMFTIC9 PHONE 8206 2 Location Route 90 VIENNA OHIO :lE . QSISJIQJZ Page 102 I 1 4' I Y ' , ' ' T J Y - I 1 J I A x f I . ' 4 I 1' I A L I ' W ' I . 4, , J 1 I 4. 4 I , L . 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