Brookville High School - Brooklet Yearbook (Brookville, IN)

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gm-5 Our i School . . . Brookville High Situoted high on ci hill, Brookville High School overlooks o quiet, tree-lined street. lt stcmds on the some site thot old Brookville College stood so mony yeors ogo. Progress, port of OUR WAY OF LIFE, brought the new eight room oddition costing Sl52,000 which was odded to the origiriol building in l95l. Two

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The 1956 Brooklet Presents 60ur Way Of Lifeg' Each morning 587 students saunter slowly up the shady, tree-lined paths of Brookville High School's campus and ease through the doors to absorb the teachings of twenty-five fine personalities and to enjoy the many diversified activities offered. One

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