Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

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L’ANNUAIRE Page Fifteen FRANK MILLER. “COUNT” Scientific, Boys’ Chorus 23. ’24, ’25: Operetta ’23. ’24; Baseball '22, ’23. 24. ’25: Track 22, ’23. 24; ’Owl Staff ’24; Year Book ’24. ’25; Hi-Y ’25. “Count does not ordinarily carry an expression of self-satisfaction, but if he did. he would not flatter himself. “Humming-Bird” is a rather appropriate title for Frank. You should have been to the operetta. “Count” reminds us of the hexagon—so many sides. Actor, singer, athlete, and student, all crowded into one. Specialize. “Count.” and show us something. ALICE 9WINEFORD Girls Chorus ’22, ’23. 24, ’25: Operettas ’22. 23; Musicale 22. ’23: Sketch Club ’22. ’23, 24; French Club; Debating Club ’24. Bright blue eyes and curly hair. You can’t find a better friend anywhere. Alice, the girl with the curly locks, comes from the section of Brookville known as Belgiumtown. She has spent four long years with us. and we think very much of her. She is such a good sport, too. If she has anything she dislikes to do. she just goes right on and does it. Alice always studies and studies, but never mind if she does, you ought to see her grades. Some of the rest of us would be thankful if we had the grades she has. FRANCIS ALLSHOUSE Francis is a regular patron of the Hoodie-Bug. coming 1 n from Ramsaytown each day. He loves his books and his teachers, but is always glad when the gong rings at three-forty. He is a happy-go-lucky fellow and can always be counted on when there is some mischief or prank afoot, if at no other time. He always sees the funny side of the situation and when he sees it he is sure to laugh, even though he should get into a peck of trouble for it. ELLEN E. McNEIL Girls’ Chorus ’25; Operetta ’25. Many of the most talented of pupils who are graduated from Brookville High School come from schools out of town. One of the most talented of them is Ellen. There are some who surpass her in mathematics, but for a good, working knowledge, she is unexcelled. You have been a credit to Sigel, Ellen. We evince our friendliness by wishing you success.

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Page Fourteen L} ANN U AIRE JULIA COULTER Girls Chorus '22: Pageants 22. 23: Latin Club 23. 24; Athletic Association 24: French Club 21. 25: Hi-V 25. Julia is the kind of student some more of us should be. She believes in the motto, Perseverance Wins. She does not let failure overcome her: on the contrary, she overcomes failure. She is not the kind who practices the idea of getting by. They always say people of few words are the kind of people who know somethin ?. Although Julia is rather quiet, she is charming and kind hearted, and well loved by all. MAXINE CARNES French Club 2 1. ’2.r»; Latin Club 2 1: Girls' Chorus 25: Basket Ball 21: Year Book StafT 25: Athletic Association 24. “A blithe heart makes a beaming visage. When it comes to mischief. Max has it all over” on Puck. Her face may look solemn, but take a peep at her eyes. They will give you a due. But she can be serious. Look at her marks. MILDRED DONALDSON French Club 23. 24. 25; Glee Club; Latin Club 2b. 24: Girls Chorus 23. 24; Pageants 22, 23. 24; Athletic Association '21; Banquet Committee '2 1: Year Book Staff 25. Mildred is one of the few who have been with us since the very first year. When we have been desperately in need of a new idea to be carried out she could always furnish it. She has been very popular in a social way and has furnished ns all with lots of fun. Mildred has highly developed imaginative powers and if you don’t believe it read some of the impossible things she has predicted in the class prophecy. GERALDINE BRIN K LEY Girls’ Chorus; Pageant: French Club; Debating Team; Year Book Staff; Class Play; Musieale. The human dynamo! Fire glints from her eyes and epithets tumble from her tongue -when she is debating. We are glad for Jerry’s” future, fortunate that her asperity is merely external. We hope that she will be able to knock historic incidents into the receptive minds of future students as well as she knocks down the statements of her opponents.

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Page Sixteen L’ANNUAIRE LAURA GREENE Pageant ’22, ’23; French Club ’25. Laura went to Brock way ville her first year, but decided to come here and finish high school with us. Laura always has a ready smile for anything or anybody. She is a regular patron of the Hoodie-Bug. She was in the class of '24. but due to illness that year she missed practically the whole term. She decided to come back this year and brave the storm with the rest of us. Wherever there is a loss there is a gain, so the loss of the class of ’24 was a gain to our class. SARA RHODES Girls’ Chorus ’24, ’25; French Club ’24. ’25: Athletic Association ’24. “Merrily, merrily shall I live.” “Always the sunshine, never the rain.” says our Sara. What’s the use to worry, let’s take things as they come and go and be gay and happy. That’s Sara ell over, and did you ever see such a host of friends as she has? OVA UPLINGER Girls’ Chorus '22, '23, ’24. ’25; French Club ’22. ’23. ’24, ’25; Operetta ’24; Athletic Association ’21. The teachers are of the opinion that here is a model girl, indeed: but. between us. when she’s in a crowd— well, you’d be surprised! However, she has a deep appreciation of the serious things in life. too. FRED WALTERS Treasure of Hi-Y Club '24. ’25: Delegate to Hi-Y Convention ’24; Baseball Team ’24, ’25; Track Team ’22. 23; Basket Ball Second Team ’23. ’24; Athletic Association ’24, '25. Fred, the synonym for bubonic plague on hot grounders, is one of the most popular boys in our class as well as our best first-baseman. People often express the wish that those who really have talent for something might be searched out. If such a Utopian condition should ever exist. Fred will star as an acrobat or dancer. One look at his graceful body will suffice to convince critics. i