Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

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Page Twenty-Two L’ANNUA I RE KATHRYN FULTON Treasurer ’22. ’23; Operetta ’22, ’23; Girls’ Chorus ’22, ’23, ’24, 25: Cheer Leader 22. ’23, ’24, ’25; HI-Y '25; Editor Year Rook ’25; ’Owl Staff ’25: Campus Pageants '22. 23. ’24. ’25: Latin Club ’23. 24. Pud’s work Is her barometer. Analyze her labor and the result would be a literary synopsis. Kathryn’s word play has never yet failed her in a crisis, and we have benefited from its results in reading numerous copies of the “’Owl.” Pud does not say ‘much, hut write! We will be disappointed with anything less than a female Shakespeare. Send us the first copv of the first edition of your first novel, Pud.” FAY MASTERS French Club ’24. ’25; Hi-Y ’25; Secretarv of Class'’24. 2o; Banquet Committee ’24; I atin Club. Fay is “Famous for her work in the class. She-helped us out innumerable times by providing pennants and banners. We feel certain that if her work in Brook, ville High School is an indication of her ability. Famous will prove the falsity of that old adage .“Names are Contrary. Can anyone in the class of ’25 ever sav that he saw Fay without a smile on that always'happy: face? vjuni i n Latin Club ’23. ’24; French Club ’24. ’25; Girls’ Chorus 22; Girls’ Hi-Y ’25; Year Book Staff ’25; Athletic Association 24. Gladys never shirks a duty nor a task. I-n that qmet and happy way, she accomplishes a great 'deal Noise and a racket never bother her. She is liked by all. her classmates because of her pleasant ways. But she has determination—ask Julia. ADA SHAWKEY ™ .GiLls’ Chorus; Senuor Basket Ball Team; Girls’ Hi-Y Club; French Club. Ada is from Sigel and has only been yvith us for the last year, so yve don’t know so much about her. However, if she did as well all the rest of her years in Sigel as she has done in Brookville High School this vear she has certainly been an honor to her class.

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L’ANNUAIRE Page T wen ty-0 ne GEORGE McAFOOSE Boys’ Hi-Y ’25; Athletic Association ’24. ’25. Happy is he born and taught Whose armor is his honest thought. Do you see that fellow who wears a perpetual smile? Well, that’s our George—one of our kindest and best hearted friends. BA DM A JOHNS Scientific Course. Member of French Club '24. 25; Girls Chorus -3. ’24- Pageants ’22. '23. '24; Operetta. ‘'The Isle of Chance. ’22; Perfect attendance at School for F’ive Years. Balma is a girl of high ambitions. “The early girl gets her lessons,” is her adage. Yes. she was our reference book and dictionary, and why? Because she studied her lessons and was a cheerful giver of anyth ng that would be of help or value to her school chums. She was always pulling some ioke that would make your sides hurt for a week from laughing. IRA BAILEY, “TARZAN “See the conquering hero comes with sound of fife and beat of drums.” There’s music in the air when Tarzan is around--and usually a crowd. It's his playing on the mouth organ that attracts. There would be a distinct void in our school life if Tarzan should be absent. Did you ever see a fellow hook his pencil in one of Tarzan's million and one curls? ADA JONES. “JONSEY Pageants ’22, ’23, ’24; Operetta '24; Girls’ Chorus ’24. ’25. Here is a girl who realizes the value of an education. She walks four miles to school. She has neither been absent nor tardy throughout her four years of high school, nor the two years preceding. We consider this a record well worth having. We are glad that anyone who has to come so far is so interested in getting a record like this. We feel certain that anyone with such a record will be a good teacher. This is the professi n she expects to follow. We wish her the best of success.

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Is'AXXI MRU Page Twenty-Three LOUISE SNYDER Orchestra 21, 22, 23, ’24; Debating Club '24: Lit n Club 24: 'Ov 1 Staff ’24: Yeai H k Stiff 24. Lou4.se has not been with us this year, tut rc consider lier ore of our (lass just t'.e same She is at Bryn Mawr studving to be a doctor. As it take? a g'o.l many years to become a doctor she left a vear car1. Already she i an honor student at B yn Mnvr. In lee 1 Louise is one we might well be proud of as a n o-e ent -tive from our school. May rhe be a succeooful doctor. MARGARET FELLERS. PEC!” Girls’ Choru-3 ’22. ’23, ’21. 25. Peg.” with her incomparable gaiety and almost ir.suppressible joyousress has been the very l fe of ou -class. Peg” is just the essence of m rth and like tho unl earn, searches out eve’ v n k to till w’th 1 i 11 ng Innghte . M-’v she (W d r t ’eTt ;» f or lion of the joy in her entire life that she s freely disperses t ) us within one year! ALEXANDER CLINGE11 Class Play ’23. Alex just joined our class this year. He belonged t » a former class but due to a prolonged sickness, he was forced to miss a couple of years, and then cont nue with our class. And glad we are to have a fellow like Ale -:. He knows Physics from A to % and is an ever pre-c i help in trouble in the laboratory. He has also don the (lass a very great favor by typing some of the material for the year book. HARRY SHICK. JR. U gh School Orchestra 22. ’23. '24; ft ;ys‘ i’ o u Debating Club ’24; Athletic Association; Won 1 i: t and Third Prizes on Mechanical Drawing. Remember how we thought f r a while Professor Gayley was going to turn over the laboratory to Harry. We must hand it to Shirk for knowing his Qs when i came to Mathematics and Science. He was a friend to those who needed a friend, and we remember him as a hard worker, good student, and a real musician.