Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

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LAW (AIRE Patfr Srmitrvu LENORE KUNSELMAN Lenore Kunselman has passed through four years of High School on high. Lenore was in the Senior big success—Be Yourself— We’re all glad to be in the class with her. Reckless of manner, and clever of speech, Crossed Walnut and Cherry and got a peach. FRANK LEATHERS Treasurer of the Class four years, member of the High School Orchestra, won his letter in basketball and is indeed quite the good fellow. The quality of ‘Rekas’ is proven by the quantity of his friends. ALFRED MAPES Alfred is a very industrious creature, who believes that silence is golden, unless he is in the presence of the faculty. However, he has made his school career worth while and we expect big things of him. MARY MARTZ She walks from home to school, three miles, But at her destiny, she still smiles, She works hard and very steady,, And when it’s time, she’s always ready. ELIZABETH MILLER Sweet and demure with little to say, But everyone’s friend in her sweet, winning way. GEORGE MITCHELL George is one of the A. No. 1 students of Class of twenty four, E’s go to him—like a moth goes to a bright candle. And you can’t saj George isn’t funny. You don’t know him if you haven’t laughed at some of his pranks HARRY MOORE Harry Moore is little in size, but not in intelligence. During his Freshman year the students would say—Who is that smart little fellow from Ramsaytown.—All this has never turned his head, and we all think highly of him.

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Page Sixteen . I V. 7 .1 UK ARLENE HORNER Arlene Horner is one of our hardest laborers. She studies nights—yet you don’t see her yawning in every class like some of the rest of us. And Arlene isn’t afraid to smile. My no! She’s willing to smile too. EMMA HORNER Emma, although quiet and reserved in school, is gay and sociable, without being giddy, out of school. She is quite diligent and always willing to help who ever she can. RAYMOND HUMPHREY You know the kind of a man it took to play the lead in the Charm School? Well we can easily see how Raymond Humphrey came in to the part. Ray has been a favorite with the boys and others. He got his letter at basketball too. RUTH JOHNS Ruth is a bright, black eyed beauty. She is a keen observer with reserved qualities. Her motto is “Never Be Late.” We wish her the greatest of pleasures in life. HARRIET KELSO Harriet owes her popularity to her cheerful, entertaining self. She is quite talkative; indeed, sometimes she is the cause of many remarks from Miss Hamilton, and many are the people who have been captivated by her sweet personality. GEORGE KOSCO G. Kosco is a bright student, coming from Ram-saytown. George is always around when it’s time. He is liked by all the pupils of his class, and everyone else who knows him. He hopes some time to become a man who will do some good to all of us.

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aye Eighteen I AW CM RE JAMES MOORE Sam is gifted with all the fine qualities of a perfect Irishman, and makes the most of it. He really is the life of the class, when it comes to driving away the blues. His brains and skill made him captain of our great second team. OLIVE MOWERY Olive is a studious girl and has been a member of the Senior Class all through it’s high school career. She is a member of the Girls’Chorus and has been for several years. She is a very kind girl, and always willing to help anyone she can. MARIE McANINCH As we all know, Marie has just been with us a year; what a delight it has been on our part, to have her as one of us. Is she funny? Why my goodness, all she needs to do is look at you with a joke in her eyes and you have to laugh. MARY McKINLEY Mary McKinley comes to us from Alaska. Going by the name of the town, one would take it that anyone who comes from there would have cold and chilly ways, but not so with our Mary. She has the warmest smile in all B. H. S. ELEANOR POSTLETHWAIT Eleanor is as merry and gay, As any body could be, She studies hard, and her lessons gets She always laughs and never frets. JAMES PARK James, commonly known as “Jim”, among his classmates, hails from the country town called Stanton. Jim is very well acquainted with the plow and harrow, which he can handle with great dexterity. If country lads ever get fame and renown, Jim will certainly get his share.