Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

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tMAx Carrier Max can be greatly admired for he is one of those people whose senior year had been a matter of school, work, and sleep. Of course, even Max will readily admit that sometimes the urge to sleep overcame the desire for an education. Max has a rather realistic outlook on life in general. Percy C. Clontz Percy is the good-natured, athletic-type of boy who loves all sports wherever he may And them. He has a personality that makes him greet everyone with a smile. Percy, a quiet and reserved boy, is enrolled at B. H. S. in the Commercial Course. We wish Percy a successful career. Doris Clover Doris is one of the most studious seniors of the commercial department. She is a very good-natured girl who doesn’t become upset over the minor trifles of school. Doris hasn’t said much about her past-school days. One thing is sure, if she becomes a secretary, some employer is going to be pleased. Jane Cowan No formal introduction is necessary for Jane because everyone knows this dignified senior with her friendly smile and droll sense of humor. In addition to doing very good work in the Academic Course, lane has time to be active in Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Band, the Echo Staff, and Special Chorus. We wish you luck in your future secretarial work. Nancy Crawford Nancy’s voice is well-known in our school because she often reads the news over the P. A. system. She is quite interested in sports and belongs to the Tri-Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Junior National Honor Society, and Sub-Deb. She plans to be either a nurse or a teacher, and her success in the Academic Course leads us to believe she will do well in her choice. Harry Croyle Harry is a quiet, unassuming boy. At the present time, he is employed at the Lakes-to-Sea Motor Company. However, garage work is not his only interest. He is also a staunch member of the rifle team. Harry hopes to someday own a garage of his own. May your dreams come true, Harry. We wish you garages and garages of luck! Terry Croyle Ferry is one of those easy-going persons who never seem to get excited. He has been an active member of the Rifle Club for four years. He tells us that his favorite subject is Chemistry. Terry plans to attend college next fall in the field of education. Bessie Arlene Davis Bessie, who comes to us from Munderf, struggles faithfully for an education. She is cool and calm, and collects the grades. She has shown us that words are not needed to show the quality of a person. The best of everything in the future, Bessie. t Withdrew.

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Florence Bockoras We are proud to introduce the winner of the D. A. R. good citizenship award, and the editor of our yearbook. She is very studious, as both her membership in the Junior and Senior National Honor Societies prove. She is also a member of the Argonauts and Sub-Deb. I ler greatest ambition is to be a laboratory technician. Barbara Bowser Babs is a commercial course student. She came back to Brookville this year after going to Punxsutawnev High School. She has big brown eves and a very pleasant personality. When asked about her future she says it’s uncertain, but she hopes to work at Sylvania. Paul II. Budnovich Paul was center and alternate captain of the football squad. No opponent who ran against the Maroon and White ran far when he went through Paul's side of the line. He was also catcher for the Raider nine. Although Paul is a trifle shy, he brightens many a day with his cheery smile. Joy Bullers Joy is one of the quiet type of girls. She is taking the Academic Course at B. H. S. She served very capably on one of the yearbook committees. After graduation she expects to go away to school to study beauty culture. We wish her loads of luck and hope she will be successful in her future career. Shirley Bullers Shirley is one of the small quiet girls who will soon be changing her name. She spent part of the time working as a saleslady at McCrory’s. It has lx en a pleasure having Shirley in our class for her lovely ways add to any occasion. May your future lx filled with happiness, Shirley. Kenneth Byerly Ken is really a joker. I le cannot decide whether to be President of the I’nited States or just a farmer. He’s not very big, but the small are mighty. Ken takes the Agriculture Course and shows great interest in the F. F. A. We will vote for you or buy your crops, Ken. Ruby B. Byerly According to the office records, Ruby is a resident of Mayport and a student of the academic course. “Work while you work and play while you play” could very easily be called Ruby's motto. Any senior can tell you she follows this closely. That’s the way, Ruby. You’ll succeed in the end. Merle Caldwell Merle is the cjuiet type who never has too much to saw His favorite sports are baseball and basketball. He has a letter for his participation in baseball. Merle is also a member of the Varsity Club and Hi-Y. He is taking the Academic Course, but, as yet, he has no definite plans for the future.

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John Dinger John is the boy with the tenor voice that you have heard often. He is an active member of both the Boys’ Glee Club and the Mixed Chorus. John says his future is unpredictable, but he thinks that the Armed Forces will have something to say about his plans for the next few years. Connie Doverspike Connie came to Brookville when she was a sophomore. She has proved to be a good student in all of her subjects and always willing to help her classmates. The Junior Honor Society claims her as a meml er. She is Vice President of the F. B. L. A. and is a member of the Band and Orchestra. Connie has chosen Secretarial Work as her career. We wish her all the luck in her work. Mary Edwards Mary looks like a statuesque blonde, but when you get to know her, you find she’s much too talkative to be a statue. She is an active member of Sub-Deb and Le Circle Francais. In our estimation Mary is an example of a good mixer because her cheerful ways make her pleasant company. Barbara Kmerick Meet Barbara, twin sister of the class president. Barbara is a member of the Tri-Hi Y and Sub-Deb. Her studies in preparing for her future are found under the Commercial Course. When she has completed her commercial studies, Barbara would like to become a telephone operator. We all wish her luck in her career. William Emerick Bill has a record that would be envied by any political party. He has been our class president for four succeeding terms. In addition, he belonged to Varsity Club, Hi-Y, the Varsity Basketball Team, and the Baseball Team. Not only is Bill very active, but he is successful in all his activities. Clair Emery Clair is a steady, plodding type of person who attacks his problems with such patience and determination that there can be only one result—success. The subtle humor of Clair’s remarks is often responsible for many an outburst of laughter. His persistent efforts will solve many of life’s problems for him. Harry E. Eshbaugh Harry’s motto is that pupils should be seen and heard—especially heard. He always likes to have his little joke, and the group of boys he associates with will assure you that his jovial ways make everyone like him. With these characteristics Harry will never find himself without many friends. John Espy John has been one of our outstanding students both in academic pursuits and recreational activities. During his senior year, John was president of the Student Council, assistant editor of the Echo, and a member of the band and the orchestra. John wants to study medicine. We feel sure he will become a great and successful physician.