Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

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JJA NNUA IRE Page Seven VIOLA DICKEY Latin Club 23. ’24; French Club ’21. ’25: Girls’ Hi-Y ’25; Athletic Association ’24. • Roses are in her cheeks ar.d a smile on h •: lips.” Viola is one of those vigorous, more lively types—:t true American girl, lie-ides, she has a score -if friend’, who find her irresistible. RUTH HETRICK General Course; French Club ’23, ’24; Girls’ Chorus ’22; Pageant ’22, ’23, ’24. Ruth is one of those girls who think silence i.s golden, but don’t forget, st 11 waters run deep. She is very studious and one thing is sure. Miss Truman never has to tell her she Isn’t working hard enough. Ruth lives quite a distance from school and yet she has a good attendance record. She has nothing whatever to do with the boys. We never could have gotten along wilh-out her in our High School class. EDNA MAYS Girls’ Chorus ’21, ’25; French Club ’24. ’25. Edna hails from Haren, forme lv Root Jack, but since they have improved roads Edna has no use for Boot .lack, but spends most of he t me in Brookville. Edna i.s well liked by all those wh) know her. as a true friend, always willing to lend a helping hand to those about her. KATHRYN McLAUGHLIN Girls’ Chorus ’22. ’25; Pageants ’22, 23. ’24; Athletic Association '24: French Club ’24. ’25. Yes, when Kathryn is not cross she’s alright. But did you ever give her an occasion to get cross at you? Well, if you would like t have a calling down just try to get saucy some day when she works in the Red Bank Telephone office. Kathryn i.s rather quiet, but through her high school course she has worked very hard and d d not wa t for one aero s the aisle to do her lessons but did them for herself.

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Page Six L'AXXUAIltE lccillf. stahlman Scientific (’uurst,i Member Girls ('horns; Latin Club, (Jills' 11 i - V ; Sketch Club; Girl Scouts; Took part in Music-Night Programs and Pageants. Yes I remember. Lucille. I o You? Kven when she was a freshman with a pretty pink hair ribbon tilted on the back of her braid. An lO student? Well guess' To toll all we know about her would take all of i his page, but let us remember her motto: “Keep Smiling and In Y »ur •Bit. It A LPII ('LA IIK Latin Club '22; Ili-Y 2 f ; French Club ’24. 25. If one judged by hearsay and heard that Ralph s nickname was Crab. he would get the wrong impression. Crab” is a happy, care-free lad whose main ambition was to get a passing grade in French without working. The time he thus saved he spent in making his classmates happy by elucidating in catchy, ludicrous expressions. Although morally and mentally straight, alas! we arc afraid he has drunk enough pop to kink the major part of his backbone. Crab indulges himself in a manner unbecoming; of a Senior by fancying strongly the girls of the lower classes and by working on his fancies. LAt'KA N FI ,S( N. X KI .SOX Girls' Chorus 22. 24. ’25; Sketch Class; Banquet Speaker 24; Girls Basket Ball '24; Athletic Association ’ll; Gym. Pageant ’22. '24; Debating Team 2f . Laura is liked by all because she is wide awake, jolly, and an athlete. When we hear her laugh ringing through the hall we know we have missed a piece of fun. She’s an all around girl, we must say. She doesn’t mind the I mg walk she has to school, and It has no evil influence over her. Three cheers for Nelson. CLARKXCK GKTST Operetta 24; Boys' Chorus ’24. ’25. In the four years which Clarence has been with us i! » one has ever seen a frown or cross look on his face, lie is always cheerful and always has a ready smile. He has managed to keep this amiable and happy disposition desp.te the fact i hat he is the owner of a Ford. It was rumored when Clarence first came to us that he intended I eeomirg a minister. He was quite sedate and bashful for the first two or three years, but this year it is i oticad that he is casting Ins eyes on several of the ••harming fair ones of our class.

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Page Eight L’ANNUAIRE DAN1RI. AFTON. “DAN Banquet speaker '24 Latin Club, ’23 A. A., 24, 25. •Dan is a big double fisted, big hearted fellow from Alaska. Yes. it gets so cold out there where he lives that he would have to use enough hot water to thaw the Ford out to come to school that it would make a good eruption of Old F'aithful of the National Park. Daniel’s not shedding any tears over the past but is looking forward to the time when he will be a member of “Tarzan Bailey's cabinet at the white house. The Class of Twenty-five wishes him the best of success. Beatrice McCullough. “bea”—“trix” Basket Ball ’22, ’23; Manager Basket Ball ’24; Operetta ’23; Batin Club ’23, ’24; Musicale ’22, ’23. ’24; Athletic Association ’23, ’24; French Club ’24, ’25; Hi- ’25. Sure, Trix” is one of our basket ball stars, but I guess evervone knows it without saying it again. “Trix liked History pretty well, I guess, but she surely loved French best of all. Oh, well! She talks rather Frenchy anvwav. Yes, and I guess she’s counting on being a nurse. ' Oh! I don't wanna get well! We send our love and best wishes with our own dear little girl. CHARLES A’HARR ATI Member of Hi-Y ’25; French Club ’25; English entertainment ’24; Junior Class Play ’24. Charles was just a little fellow when he came to Birookvilie High School, but with his four years of good, hard work, earning “IS,” he has grown quite a few inches taller. He made quite a Hit in the English Entertainment. as Jeff, with “Herb” as Mutt. We all think he would make a very good “Math.” teacher, as he could even g to sleep with a Plane Trig, for a pillow, and dream of Mr. Henry’s test, which always included the six functions of an angle. SARA KROH Girls’ Chorus ’22, ’23. ’24. ’25; French Club ’23. ’24; Girls’ Hi-Y ’25; Athletic Association 24. In classes, Sara’s a quiet little girl with nothing much to say. But when she gets out of school. Oh Boy! ( But we like her all the more for it.) She gives her tongue full sway. (Ask Bee for particulars.)