Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

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Page Twenty-Seven IS AN XL AIRE JUNIOR JIBLETS In (he dear old class of ’Twenty-six There are many stars that glow, And here, within a little while, Their qualities we'll show. James Artiicrs is a hoy who likes English, And he does his best to get E, lint Miss Hamilton doesn’t believe him, When .he says Ik works diligently. James,1 IIasketv has curly hair And a kind disposition, too; He always plays fair and .square In whatever lie tries to do. . HBRT Hark is a lad who likes History, . ; And his lesson he always knows; lie gets good grades on his report cards, Hut he never learned how to blow. Martha Harr, who is not - very large, Is a person who Sure has the spirit; She has her own opinion at all times And shouts it out so you can hear it. . . s Ernest Hlack, the president of the Junior class, Is as good and kind as can be, IIi,s class mates like him very much, And wish him a life that is happy. Walter Black, the shiek of tin class room, To study lessons he never did like. Though he tries his very best to do them, Ami it takes quite a bit of a tight Elizaretii Blake is a dignified lass, Who never makes trouble or strife; She always is placed at the head n her class, And never has flunked in her life. Kin .el Breakey, though he comes from the country, Is not quite as dull as you suppose, Even if he's not tirst to start trouble, He always fares best at its close. Edna Briihie is a lady W ho conies to school on time; She never was known to be lazy, And sin does her work very fine. I’erele Briixje is the “man of tie ladies, He always is trying to please, He does all he can to win Anna, But he says that “it ain't done with ease.” Sara Brills is a happy little girl She has many friends here in school, Wherever she goes she .spreads sunshine, And she never treats anyone coo). Marjorie Brown is tin lady Who always does everything well, She treats all her friends very kindly, So her praises gladly we tell.