Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

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A. 47 , -Bl 48 'lrl-Hu-Y, HI-Y 49 , ' 50 , ' ' 5l , ' 52 ' , ' ' 53 ' ' , ' ' . 55 . 56 57 60 I4 A , 68 69 ' 70 We, the members of the class of nineteen hun- dred and Hfty, wish to dedicate our issue of THE ECHO to a member of our faculty vvhom we have admired throughout our high school years, Emily R. Pfaft. She has sincerely directed the learning of Brookville High School students along the lines of democratic principles as a Teacher and as heocl of the History department. At the present time Mrs. Pfafll teaches World History and Problems of Deniocracy. Many traits of character and personality have endeared Mrs. Pfaff to us. We will long remember her tireless devotion to duty, the true sense of values that she has set before us, her sincerity and willingness to help us ot all times, and her confi- dence in the possibilities of each of us, This dedication is only a small gesture of ap- preciation to one who is so faithfully serving society in a very noble profession. dedication our favorite teacher As soon os we stepped into her cldss in the foll of IQ46, Miss Bertha Black, through hes quiet, easy way of doing everyday tosks, soon become a fovorite with her students. This auburn-haired teacher from IOP! is always willing to help anyone, whether the cause For dis- tress is an unlearned French lesson or a spli'ting headache, She is what is so often referred to :is Q friend in need. l-ler persistence with Le Cercle Francois has endeared her even more to the hearts of all who belonged to the club and all who learned of her efforts. Miss Black is usually of a serious disposition. She is a believer in the philosophy that school is a place to receive an education. The proof of tltar statement lies in the fact that those of us who took English or French froin her carrie out of her :losses with a solid background in the subiect However, when Miss Black starts to chuckle, no one is oble to keep from catching the chuckles, too. 21 :nf mm Ihomfzs hu lxlc faculty 'Hz' is 11'1'.w Mlm ran 'in- ucil' IIS in Hn' Inzxirzfnws nf 111111. 2 .- II'l'l.I!fI.H HASSON S ROCKEY for goor clhzenshlp nv or anr T chan of any boar e UcaTon is sa I a means of cwnlac e Aeen c :Zena of The cornmUnuTy c d The 5 laymg the groundwork D s more a on an U Usrmg c Know edge of The Thr hope of democracy !e5 TD The abrhTy aT yo ng eop' Ta caooeraTe To work a rd p' er W and ID The T Tore h we a :S T roU c O obrechve 15 achieved and became o s c' e U c S 5 a a Toundahaw aT oUr American gover rnenT Tnd Te scenes busrlv drrecung sc o aFTaurs and acrvely engaging an cornn any e v ce O gan zaflons n assan vc supervlsmng prrnclpaT We shall alvvafe con suder hum a consuderaTe adviser To The members of The Board of EdUcaTon Tne bemors express wholeheanred appr cahon Tor Their acnve unTereQT and The Unselhsh gmng o Tune To Us STevvar Che5TnUr John STew1rT Che Ter Vorlde Davnc Rewd M G Vanderhofx W Crasg T enarT s , A . Ther. Y T To edUc Ti Th T ST :Tc- q ' I T ' 1 ee QE. The V A p .e T. L f I Tay Te' T T geTh r , no ' U , Tor TT T- ' ' Tore of H. IT Q Th gh The 5 ho fs That TNS ' ' I ' - p 'ff T f , Thi Ta T Th p bh chool re The re I Beh' h ' , ' V T' he T 5-:' E r, 5 ' 's H S R: Ley, Q O O The 'PQ T Tun ' : d OT 5 , Td . 1 A To ecTb1'sh . ' f ' - ' T T ev! ' b To The 'V T T ' Tn. ' ' ' , - 1'-' chools T ' r . T . , 1 , 5 T , ' ' , . . ., . ' T ' 'ck DONALD MCKELVEY he eglnntng of our u ro: Mclielvey come to Broolcvulle Hugh Qchool rnost students would be we Nere cz but slqeptncol os to how wed nke hum ond lust what h rcdc tion would be tovsord us From the v ry begunnunq lvl lvlclielve C cu d our doubts were soon olloyed on shadowed by hns ampcrtol ond codteocs tr at ment ot students 'E AUDREY SEBRING Secretar to Mr McKelvey f 5 MILDRFD McCLAlN Secretary to Mr Rockey CHARLES P PHILLIPS All of the students ot Broolfvtll Hugh S hoo remem ner with grecnt plecxsur the :tend lf ot Mr Phnlllp He olwcsys hos 0 pleosodt nnle or dll of us He IS othlettc cllr ctor ofthe s horn tumor hugh school prlncrpol, ond mnfh gr ce olgebrd teocher Because he hos done such on excellent lob mn everythmg he hos uno rtftlcen, we ot the closs of 1950 will neve forget hun, hxs good advice, or hus trnendshup A 1 ff , At T be ' ' ' n' ' y9c:r, tlfll. . ' ' c . As , .. . . . Q :s - - l l 9 ' ' N, r, . y lt .s I been respected and liked by dll ot the students, , rw . cl over- ' ' I u fy H 1 ei - ' . O I Y fffazf- in Aw L t fe ' c' I E' ' e t .lt way ' . . S' A S' . t . ' ' ' e C . l, . . . . . . Or, Vocal Musnc Musuc ADDYGCIO Bertha Black Grove City Litt.B. French Sophomore English Le Cercle Francais Frank B. Caiml Indiana State Teachers College B.S. New York Unlversity MA. Yearbook-F. B. L. A. Shorthand l---Typingel-ll Business Law- Sale-snxctnship Business Exploratory General Business Sarah Allen Grove Cnty College Columbua Unlverslty Western Reserve Pennsylvamu State College Lattn Guldance Student Loan Fund Student Counctl Romayne M Aumuller Pennsylvama State College tlOr1 Tru Blu Elizabeth K. Butler Pennsylvama College , Women . . Freshman Class Junnor High Cheerleaders John F. Chillcott Pennsylvania State College B.S. Math 7-8 Varsity Basketball Coach Pauline W Anderson Grove Ctty College Geogruphy Junta: Natlorvol Honor Socnety Helen B Bennett Sewlckley Valley School f Nursing School Nurse Vlolet M Ellus Pennsylvan ta State Colleg Sensor Engllsh World Hrstory Student Loan Fund Sensor Class Yearbook Marne Shaffer Faber Pennsylvama State College Englush 7 8 9 Donald C Ewmg Sluppery Rock State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Brology Assnstant Football Coach Student Councul Junuor Varsity Basketball Coach Howard Emerson Gayley Franklm and Marshall Pennsylvania State College Ohro State Unlversnty PhD Physlcs Chemnstry Student Loan Fund Student Council Mildred Hall Pen nsylvama State College Speech Announcers for Publuc Address Beatnce F Hncks Unlversnty of Prttsburgl' B S Shorthand Typnng Oflrce Practtce F B L A Frank M Hess Pennsylvania Slate Colleg Instrumental Muslc Avls Hosbach North Central College B A Hea'fh Physucal Educcmon Cheerleaders QA. s.s. ' ' A.B. , B.A. ' University of Pittsburgh M.L. M.S. ,X MA. H Es M' Russell McGaughey Max B Means Clarion State Teacher Colletle Civics l:CITITS5lVGI1lC'1 History Juniata Colleqe Clarion State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College l l Oly 78 Rifle Cul Sh Grade Class Sponsor Joana Joseph Michael Koven lnclrana Sta e Teachers College Pennsylvania State College M Junior Enalish Sophcmor Mechanical Arts English Camera Club Ceneral Mathematics Yearbook T HIY K T 9 Cub MUYY V l-Ong Myra McFadden Hood College Clarion State Teachers Colleae Librarian Library Staff Clarion State Teachers College Penn Slate University of Michigan A Algebra ll Advanced Ngebla Plane Geometry Trlgononr try Senior Mathematics Senior Class Student Loan Fund William Moore Raymond A Nedwidelc Clarion State Teacher: Collrazyre B.S Chemistry Agritullurc Physical Sciencefli F. A. Slippery Rock College B.S Temple University University of Pittsburgh Health and Physical Ed. Football-Jr. l-li Basketball Varsity Club Sponsor Charles H Park Jean Katharune Elama Washrngton 8- Jel'erson Pennsylvanua School of Indus Trnol Art Art Dramafucs Patton Grove Cnty College Ohuo Store Umversrly Junlor Englush Latln Arqonaufs Ella Pezzuh Emlly R Pfalf lndnana Stare Teachers College Bookkeepeng I2 Typing I Exploralory and General Busmess Beam Sub Deb Club Clarion State Teachers Calle Lm B Grove Culy College World Hnsfory Problems of Democracy George Palmer Davrs Contest Unned Natuons Conlesf Edgar M Schreckengost Clarion Stare Teacher College Unnverslty of Pittsburgh MEd Penn ylvonlo Stole College Drnver Education Vlsual Ands STudent Prouecflonnsrs Charles Wungert Allegheny Pennsylvan o Stare College Umversnty of Floruoo General Scrence Rrfle Club Inez H Schuckers Drexel lnshtule Columbia Unlverslfy Home Economxcs F H Cub E Wayne Wolrord Allegheny Bosfon Umversny S T B Amerlcan Hnsiory World HI fOry Hn Y Sensor Class Sponsor . 1 ' - AB. - , ' ' , ' MTA. ' 1 ' ge B.S. ' . . D. A. R. Good Citizenship y . ' , s B.S B.S. ' ' ' ' ' ' --. . A. . , I A,B, A.B. 1 1 1 I H11 Illf 111 N if I I V 1 I ll l111l1 1111 l 1 1 lk 1111 II lasses l 1'l.l ffl: 11 11111 .11111'f1, 1.1 fr1 f 11lf411f.' 1. X-111111 111 1111 11111f 1111 1'11.' Yrf 111.11 fha X1f1'11111, 111, vfmff 111 fff yy!! IIHIIXW' Nfl! 11II!1 11.-- 11f1'111 IH H. N- 1- +11 - 1, f'5 I A CORA PITTS ACADEMIC Tru Blu Trl HI Y Presndent Sensor Class French Clula lakes all kmds of sports JEANNE SCHEAFNOCKER ACADEMIC cheerleader Argonauts Jumor Honor Socnety Tru Blu Sensor Class Play Echo Stall nurse fn LARRY McMANlGLE ACADEMIC basketball football base a Student Council Vnce Presnclent Sensor Class Var tty C ub Argonauts H Y RICHARD L BAUGHMN GENERAL yearbook busuness manoqer football basketball base a Varsuty Club HI Y Junlor Class President our c ass officers l-. JANE BARR GENERAL H Tru Blu Llbrclry C ub Echo sfaff buslness com mnliee always wulllng Yo help LAURA BROSIUS GENERAL Llbrarlcm w make a good housewlfe happy dlsposmon JAMES B BRUSH ACADEMIC Foolboll co copfaun Presndent Varslly Club H1 Y ssfcml Ednor of The Beam co operafnve DOLORES BUZARD GENERAL Wnhdrew MABEL DOLORES CARRIEP ACADEMIC Le Cercle Francans helped wnfh sensor yearbook pnctures lkes to s are glggles wnthdrew ,,..nv :1 RICHARD BLAIR GENERAL HIY slow of speech ulck wulh repartee lalcable plans to om the navy NAOMI BROWNLEE ACADEMIC Le Cercle Froncans hall mom or lnduslruous eosy To know and easier to luke RUTH BUTLER GENERAL Band Yearbook busuness com mufee another skale addict en oys c good fume aqree ab e DAVID CALDWELL GENERAL courleous cooperative helpful lrnendly studlous these fhungs sum up a won derful fellow FRANCES LOU ISE CAYLOR GENERAL Sub Deb H cheer U goo of any kmd of aihleflcs especnally enloy basketball ,Saw MARILYN CHAMBERLIN COMMERCIAL Future Busmess Leader of America polate wlllnna to help others fruendly SUE ANN CLARK ACADEMIC Sub Deb Argonauts ru u Le Cercle Francans Dance Band Junnor and Semor Class plays DONALD H CROSBY GENERAL strong sulent type usually hunt :ng Jean Isnt so quiet as he pretends un ROSE ANN DAVIS ACADEMIC Argonauts Chorus semble Ba nd Tru l'l1Y Echo Staff Tru Blu Junior HOTIOI' SOCIETY Muslgglly In clrned LOUANN KAYE FIKE ACADEMIC Natnonal Junior Honor Socnety Natnonal Senior Honor Soclet Y Tru Hu Y Sub Deb always smnlmg DOROTHY A CHITESTER GENERAL Sub Deb yearbook busmess Committee Future Homemakers I Amernca Natronal Jumor Honor Socuety G KENNETH COPELLA ACADEMIC Football baseball manager Varsnty Club effncnenf worker yearbook busnness cornmnttee Sklp PATTY JEAN DAUGHERTY ACADEMIC cheerleader Trl Hu Y ru u Le Cercle Francals Chorus National Junior Honor Socrety peppy ROBERT DORAN GENERAL Vansuty basketball Varslil, football Boys Chorus Mlxecl Chorus HI Y Van stty Club widely read FRANCIS JEROME FISCUS GENERAL Echo Staff Future Farmers of Ameruca Rnfle Club Boys Chorus often wnth Yvonne JANE FITZSIMMONS ACADEMIC treasurer of Tru Blu Sub Deb GIrIs Chorus MIxed Chorus Lubrary Staff efllcuenf worker YVONNE VERREE GEESEY ACADEMIC Echo Staff Capable hbrary staH member ombmous often Wlfh Jerry EVELYN HATTEN ACADEMIC Argonauts Jumor Natlonal Honor Socuefy Echo staff understandmg of the problems of others WILLIAM HAUCK ACADEMIC HI Y Argonauts Echo Staff JunIor Class Play Nahonal Junnor Honor Soc: ty large vocabulary MOLLY HELMHECKEL COMMERCIAL Gnrls Chorus I es to argue enloys a good fume sense of humor SALLY L FORSYTHE GENERAL Sub Deb Future Homemakers of AMCVICO always changeable and Caprlcuous generous and good hearted ELLEN D HAINES GENERAL Sub Deb Future Buslness Lead ers of Amenca Echo Staff atfrachve helped wIth senuor pnctures HAROLD WAYNE HATTEN ACADEMIC Sen or Honor SoCIefy football Echo HI Y Argonauts Beam Varslfy Club FIghtIng Lntles IRENE HELMHECKEL COMMERCIAL Sub Deb Tru Blu Student Councrl year book staff Press Club hopes of secretarnal work JOAN R HENDRICKS ACADEMIC Sub Deb Tru Blue Cercle Francois Junuor Honor SocIeIy Echo staff future f'lUI'Se JOHN EDWARD HEPLER ACADEMIC basketball football Var stty Club Echo Staff Argo nauts HI Y Chorus wull enter college JACK HOFFMAN ACADEMIC competent worker o yearbook luterary stat? and newspaper Senior Play Boys and Muxed Choruses LAURENCE HUNTER GENERAL enyoys huntmg and flshmg mechamcally mcllned vrvnd nmagunatuon droll sense of humor RAYMOND C LETTIE GENERAL qunet agreeable always endly but lust a wee bt s qood manners ROBERT M LINDEMUTH AGRICULTURE Band Boys Chorus Fu ture Farmers of Ameruca year book wants to study musvc MARGIE HIDINGER GENERAL Future Homemakers of Ameruca Tru Blu Sub Deb Llbrarl a Echo staff frlendly consnderate LEONARD HOLT GENERAL lnteres ed In mechanncs very amnable one of our depend able stage crew members CYNTHIA KAUFMAN ACADEMIC Le Cercle Francaxs Echo Liter ary Staff Press Club hows promnsung artnstlc ublluty THOMAS C LEWIS ACADEMIC Treasurer Natnonal Jumor Honor Socuety yearbook busnness com mittee talkatve nmplsh blue eyes SAMUEL D LINDEMUTH ACADEMIC basketball baseball Echo Stat? snts and smules and smlles agcun optlmlstac WILLIAM A LUPHER ACADEMIC football VarsIty Club HIY often seen and always heard nutty sense of humor SANDRA A MCFARLAND GENERAL Sub Deb TrIl'lIY Cheerleader Echo taff GIrls Chorus MIxed Chorus e Cheery MARTHA L MANN GENERAL LIbrary Stafl Chorus for yearbook taIkatIve wIll argue MOLLY MATSON ACADEMIC cheerleader Student Coun Il JunIor Honor SocIety Cercle FYOHCGIS Jumor Class Pay college MONA L MICHAEL GENERAL Sub Deb TrI HI Y French Club Press Club served on yearbook busIness CommIttee GLADYS RUTH MCFADDEN ACADEMIC a QUIET frIendly gIrl rathe ba hful soft spoken tentwe I stener QFGCIOUS person MELVIN MCMINN GENERAL our only veteran loyal to one an all flne character trans future mnmster RUTH MATHERS GENERAL wIthdrew GENE MELILLO GENERAL HI Y Varsrty Club Press Club photography base a Interested avIatIon takes IIle calmly ARCHIE MILLER GENERAL a frIendIy and a qunet one a hard worker enloys huntmg and flshlng s 1.1. l-....atl- , ' E .,,g ' s d '. l V ... .1-. - Tri-HI-Y . . . helped raise money -...Le ff fff . ' bII...' in .fr.II.A. PATRICIA J MILLER ACADEMIC Student Council President mor Honor Society Argonaut Tru Blu Tri Hi Y Fighting Littles Literary Committee GLENIS MOORE GENERAL Chorus Rifle Club Varsity Cub noted for originality which isnt always used DAVID MOORHEAD ACADEMIC football co-captain All Star Game basketball Hi Y Varsity Club Student Council Press Club MARION LUCILLE MORTIMER COMMERCIAL . . . . . . . known os Mort to friends . . . enioys square danc- in . . . secretary of Student Day. CARL NELSON GENERAL faithful football player . . . Varsity Club . . . would like to be a ma- chinist . . . capable. JEAN MINNO GENERAL Tru Blu Tri Hi Y snapshot committee Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus wants to be G techncian VIRGINIA MOORE ACADEMIC President of Sub Deb Trl Hi Y yearbook snapsho committee Camera Club Senior Class Play HELEN MORRISON ACADEMIC Argonauts Girls Ensemble Choru Sub Deb Tri Hi Y County Chorus Nat onal Junior Honor Society DONALD F. MYERS GENERAL Future Farrners of America . . . Boys' Chorus . . . Mixed Chorus , . . very quiet . . . Heathville resident. WILLIAM NELSON ACADEMIC hard-working . . . ambitious . . . dark brown hair . . . will make a good physician. JERRY CARL OLSON GENERAL homeroom officer M C bosketboll baseball one of Sterclcs boys yeorbook business commIttee RUTH PLOTNER COMMERCIAL Future Business Leaders of America QUIET reserve4 eager worker ewing os o hobby JOYCE ELLISEN PYLE ACADEMIC Beom edntor Le Cercle Froncols Sub Deb Tri HI Y Bond Choru Ensemble Fighting Liffles ANN REITZ ACADEMIC TrIHIY choirmon Echo l.ITer ory SIOH National Junior Honor Society Fighting LI es French Club DON RHINES AGRICULTURE President of the Future Formers of America . . . Comero Club . . . undecided about future. 2 BRUCE ALLEN OSBORNE GENERAL footboll mcinoger Varsity Club Fighting Littles hereS good luck to U future State Police mon PATRICIA ANN PORT ACADEMIC Junior Closs Ploy Echo LI1erory Staff Cercle FroncoIs goin to college GWENDOLYN QUINN GENERAL I-I yeorbook sto? Tru Blu Sub Deb Notnonol JLnIor Honor Society honor student WALTER REITZ GENERAL HIY enloys hunting ond toblr. tennis Interested In mechomcs out door type helpful EDWIN DUANE SEBRING ACADEMIC Le Cercle Froncois . . . yeorbook business committee . . honor .tudent . . . likes school . . . quiet . . . ogreeoble. LUELLA L SHAFFER GENERAL efl cnent Inbrary staft member yearbook snapshot commnttee Future Homemaker of Amernca qulet MARY SHIREY GENERAL Future Homemakers of America chanaeable mund lkes lewelry always happy pleasant engaged DONNA LUE SMITH ACADEMIC Tru Hn Y Tru Blu chair man yearbook snapshot conwmuttee sernous beneath tolkate ex terror future nurse BETTY SNYDER GENERAL Future Homemakers of Amerlca lubraruan Tru Hx Y dash mg blonde very talknttve Ikes to skate CHARLES WENDELL SOWERS ACADEMIC football Varsnty Club Echo Staff basketball manager HIY Mixed and Boys Choruses MARY SHAFFER GENERAL Future Homemakers of Amernca yearbook snapshot commnttee quuet small rett alr dependable CARL E SMITH GENERAL Drum Mayor Dance Band Orchestra Ba nd Hn Y All Star Drum Mayor Rhythmlc ESTHER SMITH ACADEMIC Ec o Edntor Sensor Honor 50 I6-Ty Cercle Francans Tru Blu Tru Hn Y Fnghtlng Llttles MARTHA SONGER COMMERCIAL Camera Club engoys square and polka dancmg known as Mart frlendly withdrew MARY STEWART COMMERCIAL a true fruend alert thnnker energetic an studies and school actnvntnes JAMES SUMMERVILLE ACADEMIC Le Cercle FrancaIs basketball yearbook busIness cornmIttee soda perk at CraIgs dIlIgent JOHN SYPHRIT AGRICULTURE Vrce Presldent of the Future Farm ers of AmerIca VIce PresIdent Camera Club MARY LOU WALLACE ACADEMIC Student CouncII cheerleader Argcnauts Tru Blu TrI HI Y Junlor Class Play NatIonal .lunIor Honor Socuety CONNIE WEBSTER COMMERCIAL consuderate always a smIIe for everyone everybodys frIend w I be CHICISTII secretary BARBARA JANE WILEY GENERAL Tru Blu HI GIrls Ensemble Glrls Chorus County Chorus Mxed Chorus lIveIy charm DORIS SYPHRIT VVIthdrew JOHN TRUMAN GENERAL Camera Club mclcnrume Soeedv doesnt apply laafs around lndustrIal Arts varIed Interests RICHARD EMANUEL WARNER ACADEMIC vars ty basketball Student Councll Treasurer Varslty Club Chorus Echo Staff always frlendly DOROTHY WELSH COMMERCIAL Future Homemakers of Amerl a Future Busmess Leaders of Amer ca neat at all hmes JOHN J WILSON AGRICULTURE From care lm free why arent they all contented lIke VERNA FAYE WILSON COMMERCIAL Sub Deb Band Chorus Camera Club Future Business Leaders of America sunny dlsposntnon EMMA E WORK COMMERCIAL Jumor Honor Socuety Press Club yecrbook stat? homeroom president F B I secretarnol dreams KENNETH D YATES COMMERCIAL yearbook sta? Ilkes sport use t actuon peaks louder than words RICHARD DORAN ACADEMIC Chorus bowllng fan Co' Iects stamps yearbook busnness commnttee plans to lom No 1 CHARLES WINGERT ACADEMIC Band Student Councnl Rnfle Club Dance Band HIY chestra Dlstrnct Band JAMES WRIGHT GENERAL Camera Club Presndent u dent Councnl Yearbook Snap shot Committee Iukes crulsmg around town JUDY STAHLMAN GENERAL Tru Blu Future Business Lead ers of Amerrca yearbook snapshot Committee Trl H1 Y Gnrls Chorus do you remember NOT one of us senlors will leoye Broolcflle Hlgh School w1ThouT Tokung wxTh us som ch r :shed memorues of our hugh school doys 'Some o These memories or o Th frlvolous sde buT mony of Them ore of our clo s worlf In order To hove o permonenT rec rl of green like The grass Connie neorly drowned whll Tloohno IO cleeo woTer The hlkes To The Old Pork sk Tng on l'losplTol Hull The Junlor Honor .aocnelf Volenhne porTy when Corky wos wlTh M lK orcl EsTher wos wlrh Bob Mr McGougTeys dumb hlsfory closses Tne new lo lq The night Ann losT her cowbell of B ockwoy sophomore sophlshccltes Jock l-loffmons crush on MoI'y CynTl os New Yeors porTy our TlrsT speech Tor Mlss l-lo T P ond P socuey we hocl dw hour lor lunch The bubble gum cro e Louonns pornes ond spogheTTn suppers Chorlle s llTTle red ond yellow scooT lVlflI'lCl'l cros ed The swunglng brndge ways of lolly rumors Glodys Thought some one wos Toklng The w eng rood home Kulroy wos h re h V h mg Trap To Erie when Don Rhlnes go seo T lc Trup To The Bull Borns T NW F F A plon p eTTy g rnell on our F F A T Prom CorrmlTTee puT 1nTo The wolls lunpers Club Those Thlngs whlch hove rn onT o greoT :leo To us we sensors spent one of our English cl s es wrl Tng remembronces of our school doy l 'e oy d wru Ing Th lurnn lo ow Tlc1T ng us rnuch oy ond cr lew eors lP TuTure our Tr shmcnn lnlTloTlon M Kelve o Chevy cl Sues hr IS T 1 poy c slTTung on o llghT buT ns cr o o choir Legs ollos Leno l-lelfrleclcel The bosl4eTboll chomps A w lr pos on :Ts lrvuns lvlrs S vel rs hTsTory clos es The DlrTy Shome Solon Mo y Lou QOT her zipper coughT CIS SU PGYIOI' Sel1l0fS Mrs PToTTs soylng GeT you becnngs Reynolclsyllle TooTboll oome J ey ll'lT an The woTe puddle In ChemlsTry 'T sTudenTs ossembly 'T lews cu securing orrongemenTs on The lfnoxo TK, ln s J rrys Tlorne Bud T-lunler love oFTcnr Fren h Club foculTy voll xboll gorn Knofcdole moynes worronT Tor T oTbo'l oo! esnoernv Tsclaboh ondlxss los ohs enoonemenfs John Syohrn srde burns Duck Bouohmons heorel Cc Fl SnTnTh The b bop rnon 1 Ellus Tya r Bob Doron s coTch Toped olosses com me rol sTuclenTs ond Booklceeolno I dmnn cs Mr Porky Som s blo k eye D yes ooT w e uos Tor The Beom l on kfllf' o ver, n Sonny on PoT oeTTlno Tuck coll ge enTronce exoms NNen,ly lwrl clo hes Mr Moo e s blrThdc1f co o he us for all hmes u sconyloes sslvlFo'llens rx coTeT-erm souo Vllss Long efc fones T ewd ocTceT cllchoncm y l-l uclc Nno loofed quo ng o m lTerm ex ms he oclo oT H25 O Q O ' ' . 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'e . o . . f ': 4, 0 0 o l , . . , F I . T l49 . . . ll.ACl llYT'l . ' ' ' n T, , b . ' .. fc: . . . H ' .S H . . . T. 9 HS - s ' ' ' . T . sc. . . 4 ' ' ' The ' . . he 4,0s, Trees R Th', f ' k . . . ME c cz, Z C.C!'T1S The . . . Ted . . , The r Qrlg or , I , ,, 'c , . . . T ' og ww HQ Co . . . Trip , . . The Tolls The ri T , . . p l ' r o A . . noclenfs 1 ' ' . . . fr, ' T l , . . our lo. T io- . -1: . T r stars 1950 BILL AND ESTHER the llbrary one tlnds many unter P thlngs besides books It IS the tavorxte haunt of the tudlous as well as a meeting par to young love However Bull and Esther useal th lrbrary as a source of reference Results? Cood grades JIM AND CORKY Notnce the sngn Stars IQQO I-lumpw No a ts perfect' Sernously though .ln really In those football games with some ce blocknng Corkys basketball team named He es Belles had a quite ta re ard forly could be found wuth a gavel In her hand Jrm was usually counting money to the Varssty Club HAROLD AND MARY LOU The poor publlc address studlo rust wouldnt have been the same unless Mary lou or Harold dudnt buzz rn and out at least once a day' These two ktds really enlnvened the meet: gs ot Argonauts I-larolds presidency ot HIY kept the club on its feet Mary Lou helped uphold the honor ot our cheerleaders .IEANNE AND DICK These two characters are neve up to any good Jeannes presence on the stage IS be c mrna a very mce habrt Ducks original Qtudent Councnl reports IU home room kept us fr rn be com na dull and uninformed The reputation of our aa ketball team and cheerleaders has been helped cons derably by thes two athletuc lly ncllned youths Bll Houck and Esther Smoth Je e Scheatnocke cud Dck War Co ky Ptts and Jm Brush Harold Hatten and Mary Lou Wallace . . . , ln A est1.g I ' . , . s ' ' l -S -r . . .. II ll ' .. , L -9 I - '- ' ' ll Il I, I' .,x , I. . ' ' , . d y . ,, lr. was , , , G N ' . I .., . ni ' I . 0. - . , . y W. . J ,, 1, - . lr f' I ' II ., - . c. , v S 1 V, LI . ' , , I e fa - t i . Cnn I' l I ner r i i Dick Boughmon and Pal Miller Lurry Mclvlon gle and Pct Doughe ly G nger Moore ond D ve Moorhead Molly Molson ond .lck Henle PAT AND DICK It you see cr redhead In The office ond o Tello with o beord thot would be Pot Muller ond Duck Boughmon However They would beth e For entrrely dnflerent reosons Pot hos proven her lt o copoble leoder by her success with student Councrl Duck hos reolly outdone hlmselt fvl 1 the business monogershlp of the Echo GINGER AND DAVE Whot would we hove ever done wrtnout the Y'? Sub Deb elected Glnger president fo rhls yeor ond she hos done o good 'ob ol worry :ng for them Dove ns so sports mlnded he ho been out for footboll ond bosketboll Glng r ond Dove would moke cs good cocple olwofs tolkmg' LARRY AND PAT us smule srnrle smile W en Doc Lorry grin lt ns contcxgeous soon eve yone oround Them IS bubbling over wlth chuckles tool Pot ns onother of our wonderful cheerleaders Lorry was one of the pnllors of the dynasty tor Th post four yeors However we do ewtend oJr sympathy rmps unsnde The loborotory door MOLLY AND JACK A dance wouldnt be 0 gold afloat Nlthout these two glldrng oround sornewhee lvlflly went to County Chorus ot Punxsutowney and .lock looked obsolutely lost Jock woulcln hove been the stor of bosketboll NIl1OUl Molly cheerlng hum on Honestly with czll thu klbstz :ng they re swell lflsls i r i C1 0 I -,r l ' ' J T ' , ' , ' I h . or . . .J ' ' ' - I. if 1 I l ' V 1 . , -. . . . . I Se 4 . . e , ' C x . 1 I I ' ' ' '+l . . . 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NAME l WANTS ro WILLS BARR JANE BAUGHMAN RCHARD BLAIR RICHARD BROSIUS LAURA BROWNLEE NAOMI BRUSH JAMES BUTLER RUTH CALDWELL DAVID CARRIER MABEL CAYLOR FRANFES CHAMBERLIN MARILYN CHITESTER DOROTHY CLARK SUE ANN CORELLA KENNETH CROSBY DONALD DAVIS ROSE ANN DAUGHERTY PAT DORAN RICHARD DORAN ROBERT EIKE LOUANN VAYE FISCUS JERRY FITZIMMONS JANE FORSYTHE SALLY GESSEY YJONNE HAINES ELLEN HATTEN EVELYN HATTEN HAROID HAUCK WIILIAM HELMHECKEL IRENE HELMHECKEL MOLLY HENDRICKS JOAN HEPLER JACK HIDINGER MARGIE HOFFMAN JACK HOLT LEONARD HUNTER LAURENCE KAUEMAN CYNTHIA LETTIE RAYMOND I LEWIS TOM LINDEMUTH ROBERT LINDEMUTH SAM LURHER BILL Governess Truck drrver Sarlor Housewrle Mlssronary Busrness man Interror deco a or Busrness man Nurse Gym tea her Boolck eper Typrst Teacher Crvrl engrneer Retng ratron man Musrc teacher Bum Sarlor Buslne s man Laboratory te I c an Cadet prlot Nurse Beautrcran Newspaper wo R Se retary Stewardess Doctor Doctor Arr Hostess Stewardess Nurse Coach Redratrrc worlc History teache Mechanrc Mecha Irc Commercral artr t Mechanlc Busrness man Muslc eacher Mechanical e grneer Agrononrst MCEADDEN GLADYS I Secretary MCFARLAND SANDRA Secretary MCMANIGLE LARRY Coach MCMINN MELVIN Mrnrster MANN MARTHA Chrld nurse MATSON MOLLY MELILLO EUGENE lSome hrng IIW a ron IU O Unrto rn No 44 Krttannrrrg J oncl pc ol Lrbrcrry Erench hla I4 Jcorq a II a a Nrcknane Grggle Volleyoal a I v o t h O D noc o I ty to play C ncly le B w leagcd A raps Grafl s 6 I r a Name DICIITTOIIU on nc can It IT Ena Heraht Home Roo II QV? IXIOIGLDCGK at III Ibrwry Rerte t Attcnan Shyness Sense at humor Ere IClF1lTC ot Tru Blu Typ ng knowlea tc ural lonc C ry harr Lrblary Chemr try notebook Seat IIT Errgllsh class Her car O D no eooolf Keen sen e at hJmor Srnarna ah Rcom 'PIA Center posrtron Inna eveln Ies VI alIty Sports our I y Boolck eprna alarl ty S utrna al l y Seat on rh bus Tallcrna abrlrty I Anyone who wants Don Espy Younger bro er Dorrs Myers Laura Allshouse AUTlTOVl res Joe Shanrer Anyon who wants I Dave Mrller Norma Forsythe Srster Rarny Any future SSIWIOV Any poor begrnne Lerany Brush Junrors Bob DOVIS Nancy North Junk prle Jrrn Johw on Harold Bell Parbara Morey Harold Bell lane Hugnes Tom Weaver grace Ersenhart C ne M Klnley Calvrn Enterlrne Lors Welton Sara Baxter BarL,y Humphrey Drclc Pitts Mrldred Barber Lee Rertz A broad mrndecl Mr McKelvev Barby Humphrey H s brother Gruber tvvrns 9th Grade Crrls Chorus The Junrors Anyone who can stan I Mss Ellrs Barlay Humphrey Huloert Walton Helen Stewart Helen Gadley Nancy North Tom Weaver BE ' TO I , P. .D, . 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I ' , I I I ' s L I ' , r ' I - ' ' llIly ff' ' - I A . m . 4 A y A . . , l r ' . cl . , -- l , I f' sl I ' , , ' f 'I ' I , , I , - E,'l't , ' ' e -N' 'I . , ' I ' ' kc ' .OI Il I ,I I S S I , t ' ' e ,c tics 7 ' NAME WANTS TO BE WILLS MICHAEL MONA MILLER ARCHIE MILLER PAT MINNO JEAN MOORE GLENIS MOORE VIRGINIA MJOORHEAD DAVE MORRISON HEIFN MORTIXAER MARION MYERS DON NELSON CARL NELSON BILL OLSON JERRY OSBORNE BRUCE PITTS CORKY PLOTNER RUTH PORT ANN PYLE JOSIE QUINN GWENDOLYN REITZ ANN REITZ WALTER RHINES DONAID Governess Nurse Laboratory technrcran Mrnlster Dretrcran Engrneer Elementary teacher Secretary Farmer Machrnrst Doctor Busrness man State polrceman Nurse Secretary Obstetrlcran Home Econornrcs Lrbrarlan Somethrng Farmer SEBRING DUANE Clvrl englnocr SHAFFER LUELLA IVVartress SHAFFER MARY SHIREY MARY SMITH CARL SMITH DONNA SMITH ESTHER SNYDER BETTY SONGER MARTHA SOWERS WENDELL STAHLMAN JUDY STEWART MARY SUMMERVILLE JAMES SYPHRIT JOHN TRUVIAN JOHIN WALLACE MARY LOJ WARNER RICHARD WEBSTER CONNIL WELSH DOROTHY WILEY BARBARA WILSON JOHN WILSON VERNA WINGERT CHARLES WORK EMMA WRIGHT JAMES YATES KENNETH Typrst Mrs Wayrte Brown Comedran Nurse Teacher Physrcal Ed teacher Mrs Ivan Mumford Machrnrst Se retary Secretary Engineer Farmer Drrller E ementary teacher Drat sntcn Secretary Mrs Mervln Hrntcs Secretary Mrllronarre Prrson caretaker Doctor Stenographer Metal worker IC I' Grades P O D notebook I Red harr Blond harr I 8 30 dash Grggles Nothrng Red halr Sense ol humor Quretness Three years of bench to P O D notebobook Herght I School Presrdency Demureness rn P Beam edrtorshrp Honor roll P O D notebook Contempt for grrls Mr Moores math class I Shoes ILong tingernarls I Seat rn Beaver bus O Abrlrty to play traps ICl'tL,lDLJlt16SS Yearbook troubles I Slrrnness P O D notebook Crgar butts Temper Seot rn QI7 Height Srdeburns Union Posrtron on Pyramid Abrlrty to get to school time Boshfulness Qurck temper H Seat rn Ag class Fords Tenor Sax As Country Club Mornrng trrp to bank I Martha Lawrence Renta Any blonde Jack Srmpson Dean Knlsely Ruth Ann Krrkman I Nobody Lawanda Grube Jean Rertz I Drck Ames tba IAn one YI I Albert Srlvrs Lee Altman Brll McAnunch Bull ong I Mary Tlmblrn Rea Campbell Dumpy Srster Eva Jayne Srster Becky Some henpecked guy I Anyone who wants rt Don Shaffer Elsre Knrsely Joann Kerhl Ruby Guthrne Anyone Interested I Twlla Thrush IAny unsuspectrng John Snyder Cora Case Puckerty Joe Pat Ray Bermce Shovestull Lee Altman Gene McKrnley lBlIl Daugherty Becky Davss Drck PINS Kay Rrchards Carole Gluth Underclossmen Roger Mortrmer rrley McAnrnch Tom Irvm Brother Ralph Davld Goyley Jam Drckey I r I ro f I . r . I . I y . . . I . . . N . I , ' ' 0 III y ' I I I . r . , y r A L , I IA's ' . o. D. I , . ' tec he I ' ' I l l r V . SCHEAFNOCKER, JEAN INurse lCaptaincy of cheerleaclers Some cheerleader I y . I . in y ' I , I , . D. ' ' , I LuE I - ' C ' I I ' 4 I 1 4- . - . Il Il I I 2 I y . . I O I . . - I , B. . s. I , ' . Y ph' - Junlor 55 I o r urs row Arm vw Q m or r Burn oxve Bea y Spcond row H Be' oggs H owley B onser P rody rem- mon w r W Erocr erly P Byvriy ers E oldwell B ompbell Fourth clmnbvll C 0 e C 151 B Commons J Connor: orbm I h w M rowford B Dough rn n rn ' r n 0 for S xr row Fnrsythe H Gcdley D Gcyley S Glomz C Cluvch L Grubb Srvenfh row A Gruber R Guvhrae G Honn ld Hnrnger G Humes rghfh rnw Hu P Hoffman C Hu junior class ' 12 . .f B' ' Q 1 -I Q Top, 1 , f' T -I.. I 0 , .. A es, M B he, E . PN, S B r, B, N , . f . '. H. B , . B , , BK , . B , B B we Th rd 3' ff? 'ous E. Bv , . , , M. By , . C , , C , row-R. C , , C 5-, F. hf' , , , . ., M, C ' . F'fv ro - . C , A 0 X, J. 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D X,-g,,,,.V D f,,J,,7 U lrst ow IZ well czrcw r rt ott mon I L Block ver P Blok Secon r w C ovvlef C B n cr ros rp er f Co e Thur row Cnrberry B Clrwntz J Conro'I C Cm.'tc1r N Cvphert B Dow .I Dtckcx D D ng r Fourth row M Dough Go Ivy G Golbrolth M Gfllbrcu th N Gfslh mth B follvrorth Y Gfrlne te W Glontz Suxth row J Go P rnnt A rubber D H 1-rlv I'o.lc D cunt v nt 1 et ru D Hetrrclf D rtck B Hetruck B etrlck 'fu 'I I w Holmlwrq D ot B Hun c-r P Mhmon J Johnact Nnnth row Grko Ly N eleo M Q grl- nt rr xv ff I J Kuna lm ophomore class I is I E vi- , . .6 X Msg' ' .. . ws 'Q . F' r f- . A1 , P. B J h , D. Bn I , R. Bough , T. Bfcrtr, D. Boll, . I -, . e. d o -- . B I, u. ri k , F. B FH-', L. Brush, S, Bye-rly, V. Bl .rIy, W. By I-, D. bl . 'd fhD. erty, L, Edwards, H. Emery, J. Esltbough, D. Espy, G Evans, L, Ffrquson, M. Fiscus. Fifth row--P. Ford, D. CI.,- 5, ' . Y f. bl, B. G , . G ., . cb , J. Hcrdino, D. ,I 1 k, . H ' Sf: f- h rev'-C. H Ib 'K . ' ., . Hvt' , . ' , . H ' , B. HO. ho., E'ghth ro --D. n h, . H I . t , . . , . '. ' fB. K G' , . K . , . K st .c!t, D. Kniroly. Tw I1 1 f--E, Knls ly, R. lfmwly, . 3 nn. A urs! ow W he 'vi e B 'cAfoof L McAn1ch S McAmch C' Mdcuughlrn M MCGGUQ ev Second row L Mczvvhews B Moon M who fx r1 M I Mu ' TIM d row M Myers T Newcnme N N wr 1 n I o ro wo on mn F ur r v nord J I ' M Scvtprl u W br: offer E Shaffer J hoHnr rlcr ermon 4 I om fu :xr r W v I vas HY V Owhr ow V fw C' NF v H H row QW1 umm FJ omcs P Tokoch P S 1 Nofnd D 9 r 1 row omo I0 en Tron ter B Von :- von P VonLeQr Nmvh rcw 'U m r r ru r env row 0 e R Yecm L ew 1-r 1949 - 1950 1 . I F' r - , Let', J. Lewis, . Lyf. -. f. ., . . ' . . . ' , . ' , , nh ,. g . , . - f ., M' ol, S M .IW af, L. Morres, R. orf'mer, J. YH, B. Ayer. .'r - . , . . , . L th, ', PP' llg s, D, PMS, D. P pson, A. P c' us, B. R k , o th ax -- B. Rei , . Re'fz, L. Rehz, M. Reifz, J Reivz B. Rflivz. B Rc D, . . . Le. F'ffh ro- +D. Se 'ng, B. Sh , , , . S . , S. Sho .:, N. Sh , D. Sh ll'ng, B. Sh -.1 ll S' h 0 -fA. SSI As, C. S'I , F. S de , B. S .s, H. S -1 L J. S, Wh, J. S .-We SQ f- f -H. Sr. cft, R. S ,e Jlle, J. Th , . , . vert- . , . .win -Jac. E'gI'wIh SJ. Th 5, R. Til 15 , M. 'L , . dx- , . . ---., Wnzvll, J. 'Al qc d, R. Wo k, C, W 'gh . T h --R Y 1 2, . . .f, . Z gl . -af -f' 1 xiii! RTV? QC ,..- mki 5 gf 356' ggi rst row M Alloe J geler A 2 u B Allshou e J Allshouie L Allshouse L Allshouse P Allshouse Second row R Altmon Barley I er 'n n nn e I R Brewer J POFOCICU Thsrd row E Boyer M clous B B ll rs D u crs Bu e N By rly A Cable D Cornoh Fourt row C Chamberlin A Coy or H Carnes L Chomberlm M Cl: ger R Clonfz W Cummmgs R Co be'f n 1 row J Crawford P Croyl M fnmmmgs Dougherty B Dovns M Deon C Demp ev A rc Srxth row D Dllmon Inger nunh U P F er D Golbronh G Golhrm Seventh row D Guston eer D Grlhou Glu B Coble G Grube C Gulh Elohth ron all hen N Grp er gh I rm s Hum Nant row I Hnrnes mes S o n on o K Q y J Krause ninth grade . ' r.v. XQLAQ-:A . ' V A '-H5323-. A - E. . , Y r ii in 1 E w f , m L ' 1 ,'-. A f . V f V 1' 3, . r- L11 xxx 1. - -' gl J . 'Q ei' Cf , -- gg.. . Q lf A 4 . X, rv H . 3 . 555 . .S S , via.. HQ .Q . is 5 ' 5 4 it , ir Q . Q Q i ...Q . A 4. A A ' I S .V Y 'V ,rf as G j.. f K ' - rf. Q.. W5 gl' ...- Fi -. ',.All',B.ll.hnse,. S., .,. ,. ,. . - . , M. ' , B. Bo5'nq , A. Bef:k.c1 , J, B. n-H, D. B'rfciI, . , . ' 5. ' -. I, .BroI' , . U e , B ll- , -K. tl,r,l , e , . ,, . Q on. h PHT.-. l . I 9: ,. -rl '. L., ll .,L. VXI, , sl ,l . DAII-C: ' g . 'l , N. DA , E. Eshb I , D. Fc Ik, J. Fik, J. ull , . ' , . Qth. - . , F. G , J. Geief, . ' sen, R - Th, , 1 2, . , . . 'b ' - B. H , J. Hand: , . H , P. Hnrrig , V. Hou , J. Hc1r'ck, J. H' e., E. les. ' h -A. '. ', K. Hi , . Irvin, T. Irvin, K. Johns, D, Johnson, Tenth row-iM. J h e , F, Kels , A, enn cl , M. Knlwlv, hai. .nt wi 069 If-0 lv in-in ,- eh 9 P Enix. I 5-...x ww- -Q ,.,,-. I Jw un -'Q .J 5 ik Frst row J Lmdermuch J Lmg nfplter J Long McAfons A McAnnmch P McKernan M Mherten J Melr'Io Second row R Muller V M l er W M llor J Munno A Moore G Mo ey S Morrtson D Morhmcr Thzrd w T Mortamer J Mumford D Mye s A Nia h A N I n D N Iph P O bu A Pa k Fourth row ark eroccu D ao or H Procno E Qumn R Rank Fnfth row F Roy oc emard D Rentz M S R nz E Rrodes S Rrclmrds D Schuckers Suxth row S Schreckengos Sebrmg H Shaffer J Shnck H Smaller Sltrrev M Shobert V Shabert Seventh row P Shovestull G e D mrth G mrth M math Sw S Smuth C Spa Erghth raw J Spare F Songer O Stecl J Stormer H Strong R Thomas S Tlfomp on Ly Thrush Nmth row D Vandervort D Wallace S Wallace Walton F Wayland B Webster Tenh rofv J What J Wrlson J Wmgard J Wue C Wo e 1949 - 1950 D Af , fy v g 2 ', . ' T- it . f' 5 Of' Q.. . ,,, A k m-,Q 4, . , A I T T 7 A . 5 Q V ' xv 6.4 ,I 1' . 'f xp- : f1,,' , X 5 5 . ' , . .M ' . . s A , Lg., 2 'I s l V I ..- ' 9 Q I V nf' :L 1 ' ' J . Q .J 4 7 ' I l - A 1, V . , 'QR K, 5 'W- f '..xt.o r ' eg 5 K I 1 rg. ' W-ff-4. . , .56 . f Q f , ' ' - 1 E .of W J V , 5- , -' - Q - , . 544 I rg- ,S . 1 -.4 , Wk h VL H i z . : ,4- Ei, 3 , Q4 ' Qi J I ' A . 9 . ' ' 'Q 'Yi f fr ' TA . A' . ' ' ' , . , ' H ew-: .P Q 'uf , . , 5 g . - f' S , .f R' ce R4 Q l K' tt A -1 ' ' W 1 li--- ,. ' ,hh 'Yi A . . ..L.f ,. - ' V, ' V. ,.,. 4 , QL , , A N L' ,6 H A I f V , M. . ro-. t' ,, , r, ..s, eso, . o .. srn,, r. -- J. P , B. P t ', . Pl t , M. L. Pdyl., B. Preffi, . ' us, . ' , . in. ' - . b k, H. Rl' , . ' , . p?l'I, 9 , . t I , . A , , . . ' - . Y, J. SipI,'.S4', fs, ,n,'.fih,g -', . je. -. ,.' ,,'f Jf ,' .' ',', ' I ' F K 4-. e, . ' , I ' ,'. , .' ylf. ' 1' .EP , air W :rf .Z.z..as :s...... 19 6 5 L A m l uv L , - QD JA ai. Q K A ,gf :J fa' , f , A ,Q Jr., 4 ji ,o .,' 1.452 b 9: A mdk Q Frrf V w on O 5 O n J vxl r W J u 5 uzzor Jzzcr rw for: D p D-nger M L-bu n .1 C1 5 v mx ou Th I r- Go z D Hom Vr fr H wr c uw on Ur o mo 'D rv K lc Snxvh rfw MCMCM Q! L MC n urYz or L L 1: N w P Aon Moor T Mffnr oreb W My fb U 1 Frgrw h rc M Park w , tr I rd I B rL,v A I U npbon B w cn w uw L r X 1 vx 1 hmm VW N xx u J B eighth grade 1949 - 1950 wrd Qvx Q Pwr G Cm A J D ' 4 ' ' .11 '. . - A J. ,' E 'ye xr Y -at 'V x ' 'A , S 6 .. A -11 af gf . .,- ', 1' .1 -' - ' A Ja . 4 'f , Ms yf J .., f J - Y. ov A. -G FL ' . . il . ,755 r 1' k Y , f WN W' -,.V J' V4 ' Q , ' . 'f I 4 ' 1 an V22 9 . , . .lk f Tl ,. ' , , w 1 , b Q A f . . K 44 . v- .8 Mena. ' 1 , A , J J .g' ' V K V , kkyk g ,V -fi g..lQ it , , ,V.-. ' J 1 ' ' +-wiifgiy ' , M E 1 . . . J .ff 1 y V f J , 5 R 3 Sk. ' 'ii . . 3 - K . f 7 .rkk M Kg N X T , kt' 0 x LS I ll, . ..af ., .' ' .. ' sg- ,. . 9 ' A . W. f . Q f l ,K a' . 1 .- , 33 '. 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Piylw, S, PIHI ', D. RF-'cho , J. Rf-'11, , Pow. Nwfrw N, -Pc ,-.fm B SGH'-'Nf -, L Qhwmcrv, L, Sho-.fd H, J Sm., C, S'v1 ' , Sm 'Im J, Sv I I fm. Twvx ow' S Sfwflvvgrvw K. Sv- vof', D. Su Im-r-bc F, S ff fvA.f.fAod, D Thgw ': H T , L, Troijrvr, J. Vcvmfh-ww! U'-.--wh v.,w J, J xllczfv-, B J f-7741, S Vw 7 km S. N 19.111 4 VVMJI-'. 5 .1 what' iw f' ww V4 ,as ,,. rn ow M rn B B mg on C Camo .4 'W x1 .iH mfr f il GAA. A H B Carnes C Coperv K Copermow ocond row D Corb H B D r mfrnc vor' Fou old V eer l d Greenlf- urn ng H1 H H CN H1 nr nr Four V- rc U rr K Hfufxvw m 0 ohnson B rvovp J eo? f-r r N r uw lfwuw J 1 Mc no D Vclin nc'1 CAmncl' S xfh CCQH r 5 Mr meow c n od v 1 V' Jr ML, qrrxu Nr ph D 1 Norm Fm F rom D mm 1 D Dlrhurd lu n Pobbwn r ckef P Sor Lf G Sho me r k M Sclwc +-r nfh P L J YV X KJV YJ fill Lf flff Vllol v WV? Nu row E VVO n seventh grade 1949 -1950 ' 9 r V 1 1' Q A ' Q ' all . l M . ,, 4 'Y t A 555' 1, 4, W 3.9 A A 5 av, mx . - o . uw ,. A ,,,, ,bu . ' V , 5 I E .- Av ,, ' A ,, A K A A . J - , 'L' 6 ,. . lm.-' 1 1 A . , J- S ,529 all H. J ' , yn 735 , ' 5,55 Qu- V If gl.. VJ, fi , , A.,?f lk . Q 6' . 7 1.9 H j ' 4f.f K ' , f J ff 'J . . . Q ' - ' we 1 4 ' ' , ,Q , if X V 3 .1 , gil, ,A F M ,4 K ,. I :K A . T' . ' 1 4 V V ' 9999 g ' . , 2, 9 A D ', 4 ' A 4 V 4,g,y,I if N' ' G7 H f 9 A., , - W , ' .if ' ' A V' f ' p q' 'Q ' , V- Fx. f ll I .f ' . ,' , e' ' J f- 'lf Yi' . 'F ,E I , 5 f f' Wa J .1 A' ' K ef ,W , ,f I ,fwf n ,H ' ' .4 , ' X. - , 1 V WWI 3 HZ, - K 1 . ff, 'Q ' - wi J' 2 w P 'Y A L.. . Q A Q D Fr' V 1 .. BG 6-11, H. ovvlef, J. Eager, J. msrf .f . bell, . , . , . A ' '. S 7 . Q , . u l0s-31, D D: lc, N. E 1 lr, VV. E L. Folk, J. lc , . G . ll'l'r row - C, .e, E. G ' , C. jrlef, W. fvdx' C. H' Gm, L. '-.kmGn, D, He V, B. He v, V J. Hffpl-, R, He! 'Cla , 'C , Q. H-'glm-Ay, f'. J l'm3, N. J . . K . , . L h. 1. Flffh ow- K. LL- l., J, Lmdl vlw, T. Lrpckf-H, J , - v if A. 1- ccs, L. Al 5, , . . 1 ., N. M .. 1 rf - B. M K-, R. NcMlll-1-vw, R, Tflil-Hlluvl, C F'-CN-Ml, D 'A'vvz, . nh-'-'Q J M , J. Mu H'-on Swv- Nw run E. Mlclv 'A , S. Mon vm' 1-r, J 5.'Nfy.fuw, D Mm Ay, A. 5 -s, K .I . Oc kr-2 J, l. , Jhrlw ' ,. - . ' '2, J. P4::'Cu, M. , P 7'L, 3. PGH ':, 3 P' , ot, ., ,s, D F2 'tl rl F. 9. Nl NV ru,-.f J. R0 3 , V- , . HJ, Fl. Shave-:, D. Sl tk, E SH v.-lda, R Slew' , , lm, 1 le raw D, Srwrhf R. Sl-mlf, U, S' Mer--bo, R. T lllcyw, P Tr 'J h, D, Trrlj , C. V-lll' Om, V. V d- J FI--.5-vnh mu -- C. wwf, T. VVLYZI-l, D, Vv'rlr f, G, ll f, J 'Nll -K Q J hr- If -. fl qlfllfl organization UU' lm lzwwn fl4lAf'lHI-V ff'- ln wn.wl11'111' and in xlzflffw. f':u'olim- IC. S. Nwiwrw. Z5 I 5' honor is greatness l pledge myself fo uphold The high purpose of 'his sociely To which l hove been elected, strfv ng in every vvoy by vvord ond deed io moke il: 'decals the icleuls of my school und of my iw if Vlfillx rhis pledge, deserving students ol The Junior und Senior closses become members of The Ncnionol Honor Sociely which is comporcxble ro the Phi Belo Koppo in colleges. lhe purpose of This society is To give formol recognifion not only ol high scholorship but ol chorcicler, leodership, ond service, likewise The Brookville Junior Notionul Horror Society vvos gronled ifs chorfer in l937, ond since fhol time niony sfudenls vvho excel in scholorship, leadership, chorocfer, service, und ciiizenship hove been elecled To it. Like oll self-subporring orgonizofions, rhe J N, H. S, hos hod To hove money-raising proi- ecls. This yeor cm movie und o boke sole helped Them ci greet deol. All of lhe members look forword To The iniliUTiOns vvhicli ure held in bolh the spring cindltill. Officers were: preside-nl, Don Holmberg, vice presidenf, Ruth Summerville, secretory, Molly MCGdughey, und Treasurer, Roy Buughmun. SENlOR HONOR SOCIHY ,l-, , ,.V ,. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY L lo r, hrs! rovv - S, Moll n y, B. Meyer, M Som-I olfon, V. Means R, Boughnrrm, D. Holm bc-rg, R Suminerulle, N North, M Myers, N. Cy pherl. Siconcl row Mr Phillips, M. McGouglnAy K, Buvler, K. Johns, H Sovvers, J. Harding, 3 Hull, M, Evans. Mrs, Anil arson. Third rowff-J. Lngenf Ir V Hou Edvvordw J, Cruvv.ord, D -li , . cm-, Ri-ill, E Bu-nike. STUDENT COUNCH Sf-ated---D VVar i. V. P Millrr, B Bcwwdr, M Mahon Fire! row M' Allen, M, lNnllac.-V l Hr-lrnhfickf-l, R Suin-wir ville, L. Mclvlonigle, D Goyley R. Boughmon, Q Sior, C. Wingeri, P, Tak ach, N Shoveslull, Mr Ewing Second row' M Michael, D. Holmhrzrg, D Miller, P. Blake, .l. Hdrcl ing, F. Chrisv, B. Lonq, ' Wrighv, D, Moorhffcicl, L Eclwords, L. Grube. UBRARY SlAll' l in r, vriolffl-Y-M Bclrlw 'I M. MCQUawn, L. Bfo ii'-, L Shafller, M, Hidingi-r, J. Barr, J. Fivfsiinmnn , Nfl. Mann, B Snyclvf, Slanil- inq fD. Michanl, D Buz- zard, Y. Geewzv, H. G'zrl- lfy, V Byerly, Mus Long a government of the studnts ln H5 fourth year Ol ifflvlffl Vo U ll Y, 'lie Sludenf Council has indeed dceniefl fsell A.c 'hy ol high praise. Council has heen acfve in si ch underiakingg ag S'udenl Day and nacling 'hc Student loan Fund. ll nl50 pu' ii'o filled fl new consfilufion which will enable xr lo 'unc' on even more ellicienily and To help hgld ci cfdsez' relationship helween faculty find sfudeni liyly, The oflicers are: lni'esaden', Pat i Ail'e, nuff: president, Brenda Bovvsen secrelary, MQW!! .N'1i'- song and Treasuref, Dick Warner, The gfcup led the Council in a vey succesful yffcif. books shall live The library stall is conipos-rd of :fvcle thc' iunioi' and genior classes The du pleasureg Ol gfcifl :nenihefs TNC :viii y. gfgnggy They decorated fhe lhraff and packed clolhirig to Sena ow:-wi Us American Friends Sefvicc- C9'nini'Te-1 events included par G5 cn Cl7T'S'fT'.iS ' Valentines Day, lf Wag ci pleasufc la: s?,i:li,:if fih-c wcprlq in The Juniof High 5ChQOl lihfcr had been enrlrey fedeccrafefl dufiig niet New shelves and new pair? 'na a dlllerence. +L .J L., ii l Jll l.. Quit longe ite multaque agite The heoding, you notice, has that Latin 'la- .' 1 Latin imnvediately brings to mind our la n Club, the Argonauts, organized to brng us iV'n education and entertainment, During our monthly meetings, are enter- 'Qimed oy the Ae-diles, those who plan our fn- Ioyment, and we always loolc torvvard to one ot the big events ot the year, namely, our trip to the latin Festival in Pittsburgh, For those who have been deprived of the advantages of the Latin language, our title and motto may be translated, Go far and do miiny 0 ln itQS. fifteen french students Dorlez-vous francais? It you donlt, well endeavor to tell you about This very active and ambitious group oi French students that make up .ae Cercle Francais. During the year they vvoriced hard to pu? feet on their ideas and make prohts-their eftorts were not in vain. Sponsoring bake sales and a faculty versus Frenzh Club volley ball game, they raised enough money To iourney to Pittsburgh. They had an unusual assembly program which was vvritten and compiled by the students 'he officers are: Corky Pitts, president, Naomi Brownlee, vice president, Ann Reitz, secretary, Jim Summerville, treasurer, ! v hfvrlrmw P Em-'!, VJ, F Byerx, Rhrnvq, S,phrn, En !rvfl,n,1V Qqrywff bode. vvwfh, www ,wr 'nd 'wr VVf1I'on, Wh' fn F J Moore Erhlnfwlh Buhhev Ffirflr-lffrx X hw 'In Cf r-H-f 'W 'VN FUN, H- wth, XfA-'f'1Cf- fr, XNOrk Bw,-ei C'!rnf1 han, AH'hfu1' 4, 4V5 r'x'.' f Dr mire Ffuz, .. rv' , LUN'-. 'w'Hr'd--'Dr-r-mr'f, Zwmneef wan, Horrnqnr, Kr-nnefclf. inf! rm-Af Qarbrn, Marr'-, ',wnf,m, Young SHN-- Vord, Coder, Bfrr' Bulcvd, Snyder. Sf-cond rowf Pohh, Crrwdord. VanLei', H -vu-H, For ,'Vhf, Bowl'-y, S. Fqfqvhfx, Hrdmgfrf, Scmfckers, Glonvz, Swine- ffvff, Sfuwr-rg Thorne: r, Qhaffr-r Thvrrl row Pow- fw, SC1r.f--.f Sfjrvwwor, Pro- qmur, Hfmqf-ny, MfAnrn,E, Vwnqnrd Huqhfr-I Syphrlh Qhfrrmon, Mrrlwapl Fnurih row' Shan-r-, Kr-yr S. Shruffnr, VWI'-h, Shrr h4f1Vhr'r', Nirvfvf, Brrv ,U , O 111'1V 1, Y, Shrxflfr man with ca hoe a womcm's work is never During Thg pas? yeor The Fufuro Fcxrnwers of - V - - F Tv' f. -r I WWWJIQ' 'Q Arnermca has Increased Hs rnernhershrp abcur c we The U L C Home poke S O A' I ' U 'elafively new Club in our school. Each YYT9'T,hF ' hundred perceni Much credit goes to Mr, Moore, I A ' h h F X rnusT be willing Yo share her food in cxdfyltle' T e s onsor, W o was enco r: aed the no 5 ' ,, . ,, . p U 1' Y O and push Toward New Horizons. Tho' rg our further rheir opporruniries ln formlng and fe, mono' . ., This eff our duh saonscred rn OM! F415- One of The many plefxsonr ClCflr!lY1F3S of the V Y I ' I 1 ' ' W . , loned Square Donce, went To fne Form Show year was The banquet To whlch fhe convparnon b d V S . . . . o' Harris ura, on had Q rrng EC7C.'3f ,- N ofQOnnza'.on, The F, H, A., was nnmed. After Q H' 'J J IN! A X fhe F. F. A. in Marc, the banquet everyone relaxed ond square V l Our cgwcers for T515 yea were Jang En' danced. A V p'es 06115 Delores Buzzard! yce presrden? ' 1 Ofhcefg for fho yea were pfe5'dpr:5 Dfw ces Cay!o', treasurer Marge Smngfgfd, gg, Rhinesg vice p'esrden', John Syphr f sec'-Envy, 'C'y, Gnd Gwen Quinn ond 'Aaraie Hidrgr--, Caiyin Enferline, treasurer, Mark Bverg, program committee youfhful clebutuntes Sub Deb, a girls' club which is closer! To af! but seniors, is a very active organization. During the past year the club had rnany informal dis' cussions and parties. The girls in cooperation with The Tri-I-Ii-Y and Tru-Blu sponsored the Christmas Dance. Not all activities were lor self-pleasurefthe girls packed a Food box at Christmas and helped on other charitable proi- ects. The officers Tor the year were- President, Virginia Moore, Vice President, Sue Clarlz, and Treasurer, Joan Hendricks. Josey Pyle served as program chairman. blue for loyalty Be friends and make Triendsf' the motto of the Tru-Blu Club, clearly signihes the aim and purpose ol This social club. The clfib is composed oi thiriy members who mee' on alternate Wednesdays at the Canteen. The program Tor The year inclu-des such ac- tivities as: slumber parTies, swimming parties, banauet, and various other amusemenis. Members of Tru-Blu appreciaied The guidance ot Miss Aumiller, Their sponsor. The club ohicers consisted of: President, Irene I-Ielmhecklef Vice President, Pat Miller, Secretary, Mary Lou Wallace, Treasurer, Jane Fitzsimmons, and Program Chairman, Esther Smith. , i. 7. . i , Heimnrcke I, M. Matson, cw I Oar' J H cir cfc-, J Pylc-, S Mcfrir Iarcl, D. Cliilfrits-', M. Mi ch I, Mr Sinha. if rcivv .I, Fitliiviinons, A Rilitz, A. Port, L, Fikc, M Hiding:-r, S. For ythr-, I' Hginrfs, F Cciylor F VJ I sr-I, B. Ba., sr-r Si fzti rl I in i I M ni J. Stcxlili-rin, P QU, Il Sir 'h, B ity, P. Brrirl . E Svornrrr. At bionof- 9 Clark, M Jzihnlan. Strznd- ing- P. V5ciurihc Y, I7 Dcuir-, J Sclwirriinfflcr-v, N' Wcillcici, I Tirlnim-ckeil, P. Miilfr, I. Fitlf-iiwinaiv-, 5, Snmvt, C. Pills, Vlies Avi' nwflf-r, 'J HICI ftgei J. Barr, J. H-ndricki. B. 'v'.'i- Iey L. IAU-Iton, J. Blcilc- WCCCI. G Quinn, R. Run- TFl.Hl-Y Fira rf.-,f, I fri r- Mfiiiron Eifiviri-uirm, Mean , Coal ii t, Kun i ln-rin li c. 'eitiitli Mgr, Hrirrirmv-r, D Sinnn, Mow, Mfiri ,f, Ro man, Cin-wtz. ffnrl row Cviilw Show-wtiill, Riri'z My. r , tslrirwy Mat run, E 'siviitly A Rr itz, Davis Srnifiviifickir frriiivr hriiln i, Ri win, Michfr' Hiicxhi firrf ron 'fflf- cw Driiiqt-. roy, Hi,.i.phrf 1, Pro cifiiis, Michri-l Baraiihv sim, .i.iii,, Jfinipii, D lf'Vri'ih' Robb, Byfrlv Prurt C lltfrffglwt, Morrfii Crifllv ,, Mill- '. 4th r'yW--e Mcfcirland, Snatliii Kr-lso. Stornii-r, Richarcli, Minno, Stahlnirin, Swartwfmcl, J. Fila, Bo.-ferr, Cycle' f-rt, Tinwhlin, Pyl-, VVZILQJ. 50: rfivy' 'Nallaci-, Van- li-i-r, Withf-rrixrf, Shirinfift, Eiwiricll, Snyde r, Michael, Daugherty Thrush, Cald- -,-wll, Crclwlorrl, Pit' , Kriulnirinn John-on, Tpik- ach. Back D. Noorhiiid, J Hoplrir, Mr. Vloltord, B. Lupni-r, D Blair, H. Hs?- tvn 3rd row--C. Wing- rirt, S. Smith, C. Silvis, R. Stahlnran, P. Blake, VV. Sowv-ru, D. 'vVcxrni-r J Brush, 52, Gadlf.-y row- B Sar B Duran, L. Hunt McCrr1cki n G MrKin B. Lang, B Sm wr-ll, VV. Ppitz. icitf'l-- B. lifrick, L Mcllfinicil fir' ii , . onnfir , , fxughi r , , i np' , T. Nr Wcrxini , . .nf fur k, . .wc '. I ' 0 the ys and wise Tri-HE-Y is composed ot seventy-hve girls of the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes, bar- riers being placed on no one because of race, creed, or socal position. The purpose ot the club is To Create, To Maintain, and To Extend throughout the school and community high standards ot Christian char- acterf' Cthe cluh is built around the development ol the Mind, Spirit, and Body. Officers ot the club are. Presdent, Ann Reltz, vice president, Jeanne Scheolnocker, secretary, Rose Ann Davis, treasurer, Esther Smith, and covesponding secretary, Lois Welton, Miss Jo- anna Joseph is the sponsor for the year. and otherwise The Hi-Y of Brookville High School is a boys' organization based upon a platform ol clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living, Membership is not limited because ot a persons race, color, or creed. One need only to promise to uphold the standards set by the Nahonal Federation. The club advanced steadily this past year. Cne ot the most in'eresting projects was the combined meetings ot the two Hi-Vis wi'h ou?- side speakers. All of the speakers conducted discussions on topics relating to school, person- cif.ty and student interests. click, click, pictures quick The Camera Club is composed ot ifteen nienibe's, nine ot whom are new members this year. We at the Class ot Fitty, hate terribly to say this, but, giving credit where it is due, 'ho new members showed us up this year. They caught on to the shutter-bug technique amaz- fngly Fast and stumped us all by developing some ot The nicest prints. It future B. H. S. students do as well there will be many good photographers fvho will go out' into the world. The club officers This year are: Jim Vlfright, president, John Syphrit, vice president, and Verna Vxfilson secretary-treasurer. secrete: ry and boss The Brookville Chapter of the Future Busi- ness Leaders ot America received its charter last year trorn the American Educational Association. The purpose of this club is to acquaint busi- ness students better with the business world, pro' mote threft, and to obtain better working con- ditons in the business world. The club has as its protect a trip to Indiana to The Merchandise Fair, To raise money for this purpose the members of The club sold candy and sponsored The Smilin' Steve show from WCPA. Membership is open to all Juniors and Seniors who maintain a C average in all of their subiects. Otticers of the club are: President, Irene l-ielnwheckeli vice president, Peggy Brady, secre- tary, Joann Keihl, treasurer, Gerald Brociousp reporter, Flora Stormer, sponsors, Mrs. Hicks, Mr. Caimi and Miss Pezzuti. HIVL KLUB F.rv ww C, Silvi, M Means, C, H Wingerf, P l,'r1nLf'ef. L. Phillips, T Br-arfir, C. Pivvi., G Evan C. Wingi-rv, C. Moore, F. H s P S la es, , Ovvfrrs, Q. Sus .- rfba. 7nd raw M, Plyler M Digi., P Cm- If-, C Shogi-V. C Gfh, J. Hi' cs, L Peifz, D, Dillnwan, J, Pike, Cx. Vlfnllf, B. M' ini, F Kelso, J lNil:an. flrd raw-J Vllalfan, S Vilal- lace, L. Daaghrrriy, 3. Davis. P. Swariwood, L. Edwards, .l. Doagherrv, G. Thrush, D. '. !ei7frll, D. Plafo, D. Hauck, 4?h ruxv fF?, Altman. A. Nash, M. Bailev, J Hr-trick, L. Alls- hausf-, G. Grub'-, C. MC- imigiiim, i. sirw, E. Rhadns. DQIVER' TRMNING l'-i raw- Bvnrlf, Eeatiy, Shilling Barb -r, Mann, Hirnes, Winters, lain, Joyner Weavfff, Quinn, Svvartwood 2nr' rows Myers, Haines, Campbell, Cavlar, Welder, Helm- heckel, Siahlwan, Hend- riflcs, Hi-lnihr-Ckel, Silvli, lNilson, Wcxlton, Pills, Maf- 'on, Grd 'aw-fCrawfoVCl, Hrunnold, S'orn'r-r, Bw-:lvl Gcdlev, Capella, Levie, Thrush, Bracius, Re-insr-I, Grulfhe, Kirlcvnari, Brirnr-if, Clark, Baxivr, Aih raw - Kriihl, Picharcli, VVriahf, Timblin, Blackiffruarl, Hall, Humor, Bowii-r, QUQQI Hughes, Chivesff-r, Shaaef, Perf, Slav, Hugh'-'. 57h raw Sn-,fdr-r, Sipi, VVn:1v. fr, Hafim in, Lnfdf-r, By- rnw Mr Shrnckpngogvr Deran, Olrrni Caldvvi ll, McCracken, Yavrfn, Vlfwliori. looking down a peepsight fxliliaiigh the Rifle Club has added no iifw laarels to iig lisf, if has the rnaierial whifh will, hy nexf year, he a crack-shot feafn, The new range has nat ve? been completed, hu? when if s if will enable more people ia pficiice, fhuis if will give Us a larger club, The allicers were: Charles Wrigerf, pres- denfp Lawrence Phillips, vice presijlenf, ffaflry Pitts, secretary, Gene Evans, treaswfi, an'l Terl Bearer, range officer for i949-50 The span- sorg this year were Mr, Wingerf, Miss Metre, Mr, Hess, Mr, Means. hands upon the wheel Que al the newest aclflfians ia rho Linw- culain al 'Brookville High is Drfvei' Eclucafian. This is Under the Capable and experiencerl gaiflf anca al Edgar Schreclcengasi. Appraxiniafely seveniy-Two siuclciiis iafvlx 'lif- cairse this year, ihiry-six each sernesier, Each sfeclenf hail ane driving peiad each Clay Fa' nine weeks Af the end of that Time, he ,-:as given his driver's fest Many lafarahle :eni- nients have Conie from fhe Slate Police officers who gave The fesis Ba? le? au' fecarrl sneak lo' Psel nane al fhe graduaTes af ihis cagfse has heen infahfecl in an accident with a horn and cz drum Uno of the hardest working groups in 'he school is the Brookville High School Band. The band must he on hand at every football and haskethall game. They must be prepared to play in all kinds ot weather and at any time they may he called upon to play lor the town. Aside from playing at the sports games lltey have to present a program at both junior and senior high school assemblies once a year. The highlight of the band's yearly program is the annual hand concert in the spring there's ca song in the air A big high spot in our music department and ldy no me-ans to be slighted is our Girls' Chorus. This is one of the largest groups in the school. Any girl in senior high school rnay ioin this group and that may account for the large mem- hership which is between seventy and eighty. This group also has a large part in the annual Spring and Christmas Concerts. This group is under the direction ot Miss Aumiller and the accompanist is Marilyn Johnson, Kneeling--He-nclriclcs, Pyle. Myers, Kurisi-linciii, Coulter. Zimmerinon, Dough:-rty, Pon, Rowon, 'vii-ons Siormer First rowfS'nhI ntun, Minno, Gluth, HC' riger, Bverlv, Wright, Mc' re Sh s. errnnn, Mvi-r, Trziii fe-r, Ford. Fi cus Roy Clcirk, Dow- Motion Second row - Hughes Robb, Gloniz, Toknch. Johnson Shovi--toll, Swfxrt wood, Reitz Schi-fitnoclfi-r Borgehr, Morriyur' Zeig ler, Knisslv, Gullaruith, Welton, Dounhi-viv, Afi- iniller. Third row- Bu?- ord, Cvplzert, ShoHer, RQ-itz, Pike, Bowser, North, Hoberly, Mcffyoughey. Kel- so. McAninch, Winciord, Thoinus, Kenncdf, Wilffv. Fourth row--Hofiinon, Ef- uns, Woylcmd Doughertv, Sowers, 'vlcF'1rlor1d, FJV7- sininion- Sowers, Comp- bell, McMfvniqlf- Xvcwlnnd, Rc-itz. Fifth rowe Roto, Houpr, Shilling, Vander- vort, Srwder, Dorun, Hord- ing, Worn.-r, H+-lolvr, MUNI, By,-rlv GIRLS ENSEMBLE Swuted-H Morrison, F Swortwood, J. Scheof- nocker, Miss Aumiller Standing,--A. Rr-itz, R Dovis, E, Stonier, C. Robb, J. Pyle, M. Johnson, Port. Stunding, Qnd row- M. Mutson, L. Grube, R Ri-insel, B. Wiley, J. Hen dricks, D. Habi-rly, J. Dougherty, L, W'-lion, Qi-itz. S. Clark. a fellowship of song The Mixed Chorus is ci high schoo' group which hos exponded very much in the lost two yeors, lt is now composed ol one hundred girrzl ten inenibers, All ol these ore girls ond fellows who like to sing. This group hod ci grezit oirt in the Spring ond Christnios concerts Lind 'l'rl much to nioke the concerts the success they ww - l,. Miss Aunirller is the director of the grogigf ginrl Morilyn Johnson serves os occornfzonisf. Ann Reitz has served loitlilully in lie: iiosition ol president. feminine voices Do you like good music? So do we. The Girls' Ensemble is o new orgonizcition ifi ou: school this yeor, This is o group :node up of eighteen girls from the senior high school, The-sie ore oll girls who enjoy good niusic cind working togefher. This is the only inusic CFQCJlifZIJiiQiI in the school in which ineinbership is linisecl mi try-outs. This group hos o port in the ciniiucil Chiisi iiios ond Spring Concerts. They ciie under the direction ol Miss Auniiller, und the occoinppri ist is Murilyn Johnson. loud and strong The Boys' Chorus composed of opproximotely tliirty-five boys Trom the sophomore, iunior cincl senior closses. Under the direction of Miss Qo- rnoyne Aumiller, The group meets every Tuesdoy during The fourth period ond every Tuesdciy ond Thursdciy during The sevenrh period with the girfs cis ll mixed chorus. Nine of the boys ottended county cho:us This yeor, They were, second tenors, John Shilling, Poul vvoylond, ond Bill Dougherty, hrst hosses, liirry iviclvicxnigle, Bob Doron, ond Rec: 'fcirnpf liell, ciuci second bosses, Bob liriileiiiutli, TNerir.lell Sorfvffis, :grill Jiiri llcircliixg. little voices raised The Junior High Chorus is composed of ninety members, both boys ond girls, who meet separately during octivity period. The Girls' Group, which now sings in Three ports, is well- prepored to toke its ploce in The high school chorus, Both groups hove shown greot irri- provement This post yeor, os is shown by The good reception given The hrst onnuol Junior High School Concert given Februory third. Both groups, girls ond boys, porticipoted in this con- cert with ci totcrl oi two hundred students, Vfith this encouragement they ore looking forward to even bigger und better productions in the luiuie. BOYS GLEE CLUB Rote, H Sovvers, J. Fis P Byf-rly, J. Snyder, lciricl Q Qcliiiziliml. rovv-Rhodes, Miller, Roybuck, Kennedy. Sefnifd- J Levws, W. Sow i-r-, D. Vyvrner, B. Dor in J. Johnson, Miss Aumi' ir L, Rein, First row' Hollnion, P, Houpt, G, L ons, B Dougherty, Moriz, J. Hi-pier. Tli row-f P Woyloiid, L. M Mcrnrqlrf, J. Shilling, li? Work, E Byvrly, M. Bye-r th H VV B. Liiirli-vnu , . or - i Kneeling-Wolloce, Deern Golbroith, Minno, Myers Wolton, Beckman, Thorncr Horrigr-r, Horp, Dougherty Brosius. First rovvfA s house, Thompson, Way lond, Reitz, Shrmgengo Golbrorth, Johnson, Holi Mortz, Allgeier, Nelson B. Allshouse, L, Allshous Second row 4 Smith, Bo inger, Dovis, Croyle, Jvhn son, Knisely, Clinger, 0 cious, Dinger, Nosh, P Pork, Strong, Shobe-rt McAninch. Third row Moore, Krous, Plyler, Mum ford, Gobel, Spore, Quinn lrvirre, Schuckers, Hirnsc, Mehrrf-fr, Smith, A ,Op Richards, Shobe-rt, Fourth mon, Webstcrr. Guth, Nil 500, JV, Storrner, Smith Gilhou-ren, Hirnes, en nett, l indernuth, Soston Wise Fifth rowAHir-me Boiley Brube, Ploto, r rey, irvin, Allshouse Himsa, Siple, Pike, Sheff r JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Seated-B. Bowser, B Beatty, G. McKinley, M McQuown, D. Gayley Standing-L. Welton, J. Simpson, 48, Lon , J. Sn - Q Y der, J Dike. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Seated-H. Hatven, J. Scheafnocker, W. Hauck, G. Moore, E. Smith, J. Hohman, R. Davis, Stand- C Kaufmai xrn, S, Clark. across the footlights A Murder Has Been Arranged. An en- thusiastic and vociferous audience welcomed this ghost play by Emlyn Williams in which eight members of the senior class and one faculty member played dramatic roles. The play was directed by Mr. Charles Park. The cast was: Pat Miller, Mr. Frank Hess, Jeanne Scheafnocker, Virginia Moore, Jack Hoff- man William Hauck, Harold Hatten, Sue Clark, and Cynthia Kaufman. This gripping mystery held the audience spell- bound till the Hnal curtain. we meet the players On December first and second of nineteen forty-nine, the Junior Class presented several vivid performances of a delightfully amusing comedy which was entitled The Patsy. The author of the splendidly entertaining production was Barry Connors. Members of the cast were Eugene McKin- ley, Brenda Bowser, Marilyn McQuown, Beverly Beatty, David Cayley, William Long, Joellyn Fike, John Snyder, and Jack Simpson. Beverly Beatty, The Patsy, played the lead- ing role. Her snappy lines were entertaining to all who attended the performances. The play was expertly directed by Mr. Park. 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Wtlltngness IS that qualtty that leads a person To do The small mental task wlthout any thank yous Avallab :Ty means commg to The meetings and corttrlbuttng Ideas ul value Abtluty refers to The tnherent Talents that an tndlv dual may have There ts need 'or artlsts mathematicians and literary geniuses on a yearbook staft Smtng Esther Smlth Harold Hatter: Standmg Dlck Boughrrtan It goes wtthout saytng that statt members are called upon at almost any ttme to tram a few ptctures, ratse an extra hundred dollas or dash oft a hundred word arttcle on somc toptc unknown to The author A book such as our Echo ot l95O ts a whop per ol a lab Stop To thunk of the detauls that ave to be lust so or up goes th prlc of ne nook The Echo Stalls of The past years have e Tab lashed a traclttton lt gets harder every year be cause you the reader expect more from each successtve book and therefore each succes uve sta T Tnc staff ol the 9 O Echo has workfd long hard and carefully to try to g've you what y .J want Vve have Trted To gave you The knnl al atc ur you ltke the kmd of w :te ups you I c and the value whtch you luke Thts book ts your record of the past year We have given The most we can glve To provtde you wtth the best account posslble F'r f-J. 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Thus que-sTron was asked more Than a Thousand Tmes durrng The school year Yes The Beam played a more promlnenT role Than ever Thu year rn The sTudenT lrfe WT Brookvrlle Hgh S hool and TT vv IS grcmfyrng Thal The BEAM was dcfrnnely nrrss cl IT :T Llucl nol make :Ts aopearance on publlcoTon lUy own rnfrncral T rs yea' Through several money rarsrng concessions T was able To engag a number QT acfrvmes whrclw had been nJJs e n r vrous c e I g T ol c ar was 1 r 0 ll rams o 11 Foy-ev To The Pennsylvanra Scnoo Pres ASJJCIUUVII can vcnhon osey Pyle eclrTo 11 Jezzuh 5 onsor esf-n ec urs o worlc qo o r 0 r N paper rar Nou uno cc Tu Teshly To recognize exceplronal servuc F n were awarded af The encl of The year To sT1TT members who had accumulf1Tecl c r 'rrf number of pomTs 1 , r STT' -G. Melillo, J. Scheafnock-, J. Brush, J. Pyle, D. M . , . , ' , E, lc, P. a f .rev M. r r , r f- , . H1 fflvon, F. S-Marv. fl, 'Ares P-- 'r, B. D vis, H H Q-r, J Hurd nq, M NN'-l'1'. llrrgl f:.rr.v 3 VVI-rm, S Sr rck'-rxcyrff, S Perri, P N 'cmd H Grrjlby C. ,holler l ,, . ,, . . . . Q . . T . s , 3, Ju s ' . , -1 ' , , Thw rmnf .xl . .C . I ' r ' 5 c , ' C l ' Y I rl. l l . Because The Press Club was able To hclcl lTS . la , ' l,y h' I 5 ' rn ' ' ' ' Er yr - . sibl T p e ' years, Th hghlf h . The ye' . c Tip T WHI' up rT ': J or ber - -' I .. ., ' 2, , , '1 ' . J , ' r, ar J Mlss Ella l , p , repr' , f: l flrc: Beam, Ho , Tl ' 5 , rrrT The publEc'1TiOn T C1 K - V . Q , H ' fy f -fur -' l le ' ' U' 'lm 'dl ll ' 'n'y Jn Erujl Mr, Pffzxuvr Jawf Pyle, Dum- T!-. , 1-CVT. ll 1 nple fiom v mm! 1 athletics I ill ll yruf f-l'l'l'INl fn whiff' lllllll-W'lI1l'I1fN,' for Hwy lffwp pf' 1 ' ' 'If'r'. ---S11 f ,lllllli-X' Ill. limping home The unirnpressive Three To six record of The l949 Red Raiders is deceiving To The sTrange observer. Every game was a close contest all The way wiTh Dame Fortune and several more powerful elevens making The hnal ouTco:ne read negaTive To The Raiders' ledger. Opposirion came up wiTh several of Their hes! Teams in Their school histories, Summary of The season. BROOKVILLE-PUNXSY. The besT accounT of The game can be found in The wrire-up which ap, pearecl in The Punxsy SPIRIT afTer The game. Brookville was ahead in every deparTmeriT of The game except The hnal score. The Red Raiders played one of Their besr games of The season againsT a big Team ouTweighing us abouf hTTy pounds per man. The half ended wiih The Raiders on The one-TooT line. ATTer playing Their heavier rivals all evening. The game ended wiTh The Raiders desperaiely Trying To score wifh long passes. and cor'npleTing six ouT of ThirTeen Tries. Scores 6-l3. Tivi row- Mr. N-Advvidek, R. Svfililmzin, R Sicir, H. Hrifven, VV, Lurihv-r, D. Moorln-ad, J. Bru..lx, R, Doran, .l. circling, P. Blake, W. Long, Mr. Ev-ring, 5-ifnncl row--VV, Bverlv C. Nelson, L. Mcivicinigle, J. Heolf-r, D. E2r:','. H. Boggs, K, Copfrllo, R. Pins, VV. Sowrrr-, D Holrnlderg, Third row-fl. White R, Holifmrm, F. Rcrvlvuck, J, minor., R. Snivh, L. Forfwson, D. S-Nqirlwood, C. Wolirr. FourTh row -VV. Golbrcmh, G, Collmroivh, G. Mori-y, Ll. Shcifli-r, L, Shfrey, D. Plcvo l Oslmrni- Fir'h 'ox' -L. Alvinan, J, Johnson G, Thrush, .l. Crawford, ii. fiillf-r, VV Pfidclf G. Grulize. l BROOKVILLE-CLARION. ln thig game Broolcvillg had one of its very best games of the season, hoth defensively and offensively. The boys came bounding back after their defeat to Punxsy to trounce Clarion Qi-7. It was this game that showed Coach Nedwidek that he had a good offensive team and several good defensive play- ers, BROOKVILLE-SYKESVILLE. Brookville ran up against one of the best teams in this district at Sykesville, They outweighed us both in actua' weight and ability, The Brookville boys after winning from Clarion just couldnft take their well-trained antagonists. Although out-classed, the Raiders fought valiantly on and when the final whistle sounded, Sykesville was on top by a score of 2l'l3. Brookville played ci very good game, and they deserve credit for holding Sykes to only three touchdowns. BROOKVILLE-BROCKWAY. Again the Qcii:le'S were able to make a comeback against Frocl- way to give many of the boys that hcidn? played a chance to show ther stuff, lri this guire al the boys showed high spirit. This vvas one ot the easiest games ot the season, lt seemc-cl tw the spectator that the fellovvs were able to scori- almost at will, This game raised the morale cl the boys and gave them more spirit ancl coriti, dence to face the following games, 't also ovened up the season with two wins and two losses. Score 28-O BROOKVILLE-RIDGWAY. The team Ridgwrzy was able to put on the Held was one of thi.: best in her history, The Raiders played a good brand of spirited football, Although they put over a score, the opponent proved too much ti them. The team would charge up the field oiily to be hampered by fumbles and Father Timo. Several times during the game the Raiders were able to make it to the ten or hfteen-yard line, but, aside from the one score, the tGOrn WGS stopped. Score-7-Ql. sta rs of football J BRUSH K COPELLA DORAN H HXTTEN J HE ER W LUPHER James Brush co captain proved his worth to the team as a conslstant guard He showed his best form at the All Star game nn DuBons Kenneth Copella who was a formrdable tackle wnll long be rememb red by hrs fellow teammates for hrs earnet par 'rlcrpatlon rn the game Robert Doran showed an only one year of football that he could play a good defensave tackle The boys will recall years from now has clownrnq Larry McMansgle could be found at al most every positron rn the backfl ld a varuous txmes but his specualty was quar terback He too played an the All Star game Dave Moorhead co captain was 'we hard plunging right halfback for the team He also played tackle on defense Another All Star player Carl Nelson set a fine example of good sportsmanshup e was n of he hardest worklng guards on the teams mrssnng only one practlce du mg the vear Mr John Chulcott assistant to Mr Ne wrdelc was very helpful to the bovs H always showed great patuence ln help Ing them L MCMANIGLE D MOORHEAD C NELSON VN SOWERS COA H NEDVVIDEK COACH Cl-lILCOT'I COACH EWING Harold Hatten was one of our d p nfl able first strung llnemen Although ltqht he was very active and performed well agamst even the most fearsome p ponent Jack Hepler starred In any positron where he was needed In the backfleld but he was especlally good as lefthalf la k hngh scorer for the team played rn th All Star game Wllllam Lupher had one great Cll'T'lUlllOVl for the season namely to beat Clarnon We accomplished that desire and has Wendell Sowers came out for football at the beglnnung of the season and soon showed has worth at end He was an exceptronally good defensive play r Mr Raymond Nedwrdek wa consud red by the boys to be a very excellent coach The record does not do hrs coaching Iushce Mr Donald Ewlng assistant coach gave much help IH all phases of the game Remember hlm as Head Medlcrne Mano . . R, . r . PL - ' ' Q ca . , , - . s ., . t . - . . . . . . . f O - 1 l ' , ' e '. f ' . ..c , . ' - , ' .e . . ' .. ' e t ' .N . . . hard work as center really helped. . . l I t- -- , - 1 , .. . I , ' r ' ' q . ' s N ,' e , ' . H ' o e t - Q . . t ' dh . Q V , . I I Q 1 y ' I ' I A . I ' . ' r C ' ' . - E . ,, . . ,, M H 'N 4 BROOKVILLE JOHNSONBURG h h d al the earmarks of a revenge game since lohnson at the hands of Brookville the year before .lohnsonburg had more w ight and abnltt than any other team that Brookville played This was the third and last nlght game and our worthy opponents made good thetr threat of revenge by walloplng B vrlle 2l O This was the second defeat IH a row for the Raiders and to Come out on top at the end of the season was necessary to wan all the corntng games Score 210 BROOKVILLE KANE The Raiders seemed to be staggered by their two previous def ats ln h s game the Raiders played fair ball but couldnt seem to regain their balance Thr game hat tered the teams hopes of comtng out on top in the games won and lost but they stlll had h pes of winning the next two to make It a five to four record Score 2 I4 N l. H att L BROOKVILLE NEW BETHLEHEM The Raiders played a very poor game for three qua te s incomplete passes fumbles and poor defense Then all of a sudden they seemed to take heart or find something they had lot for they played one of the most rmpressmve last quartets ever written rn the Raiders book This spark caught held and enabled our boys to get three touch downs IH the last quarter It was as though tho entire team started to cllck and held throughout Mclvlanugle stole the ball in the final seconds to score It was amazing that New Bethlehem kept a nine ponnt lead The crowd certainly got tts mon ys worth Score 28 T9 BROOKVILLE REYNOLDSVILLE This game found the team severely handacappea by the oss of several key men In the lane and the backfield Some of the stalwart lads had played hookey from school and the punishment was a fate al most like death they werent permitted to pay the first half of the game The J V s start d the game and they played a good game of de fensrve ball The half found the Brookville team trailing 70 Then the second half wand r took over and they really played Vtlhat a thrill ut was to win that game Score 25 9 L to r, first rovvfll. Stahlman, J Hardng l. Brush. V. upher, , H en, R. Siar, W, ang Second row- D. oorheacl, R. Hoffman, J, opler, L tflfjfv aniglc. , - . T is a . l - . ' I, l ' k . t a' r -- burg didn't like the trimming they had received Y ' ' ' ' ' , . - S I e' , ' ' y . ' I I I , . ' , . . . . , . , I if A .. ., . A TT Q I - . t I I ' ' e , t E - . , , ' ..f ' I , - , , ' ' ,' . 's 5 - I D t . . , ' C ' ' ' - ' ll - e Sl! f---A Z,-'Ig into the basket The season opened against Sykesville at home. Brookville won after a slow ball game. Mclvlanigle proved to be the big gun for eighteen points, followed by Baughman who had ten. Sloff's twenty-two for Sykesville made it a ball game, Final score--38-31. Kane at Brookville marked the first of what was destined to be a season of close games. Vtfith seconds to go, Mclvlanigle tied up the ball game with a long shot, followed by a field goal by Baughman that proved to be the 'winning point. l-lepler was high with sixteen followed by Baughman with fifteen. Frase was tops for Kane with thirteen Final Score-4543. The first defeat of the year came at Bradford. The cause was just too much Tom Keene. Flepler and Mctvlanigle tied for high score with ten points apiece. Final score-32-48. Brookville then journeyed to Ridgway to win an easy game over the Elkers. l-lepler was high with eighteen, Mclvlanigle came next with four' teen, Final scoref52-32. Kane evened accounts in it dingfdong ctfffair that showed Kane the victor in an overtime. Jack was high for the night with seventeen, while Espy a newcomer, proved his worth by following close behind with twelve. Final score-'48-51. The league opened with a thriller that ended in an overtime with Brookville ahead. Troi'ing at half-time by nine, the team clicked the last half to bring home a win. Mclvianigle and Hep- ler tied for scoring honors with twelve points apiece. Final score -40-36. Success ot the foul line spelled the difference at a home game with Bradford, which showed the winners connecting for thirteen out of a pos- sible sixteen Baughman was high for the eve- ning with thirteen, Hepler was close behind with ten. Final scoreY35-37. The Raiders kept their league record intact by a victory over Punxsy. ln this game every man on the squad scared. l-lepler with nineteen was high, followed by Moorhead and Warner with eight apiece. Final score-55127. Brookville was defeated at DuBois in ci hard- fought game which showed each side evenly matched. VVarner and Hepler were high for the Raiders with eleven apiece, Final score- 38-43. Brookville playing at home racked up its second win over Clearfield in fairly easy fashion. l-lepler and Baughman shared honors with fifteen apiece, Final scoref48-33. The Maroon and White kept its hrst half pennant hopes alive by overcoming an unex- pectedly stubborn Punxsy, on an overtime. Hep- ler took scoring honors with seventeen and Mc- Manigle came next with thirteen. Final score-- 48-43. Brookville lost the first half of the league to DuBois in an all important battle on the B. H, S. fioor. Trailing by thirteen points with six and a half minutes to go, the Raiders caught fire and pulled to within two points of DuBois only to lose out in the final seconds, Hepler was high with thirteen points followed by Bauahman and Mclvlanigle with eight apiece. Final score-f38-42. The Maroon and White started their second half drive with a convincing win over Clearfield. Hepler stole scoring honors with fifteen points, Baughman trailed with fourteen. Final score-- 49-37. The Raiders overcame the Leopards at Sykes- ville in an exhibition game. The entire squad saw action. High was Hepler with eighteen, fol- lowed by Espy with nine. Final score 56-4l. Punxsy upset the dope chart by beating the Raiders on their home floor. This loss later proved to be the deciding factor in the second half standings. Hepler, high again with sixteen points, was followed by Baughman with nine points. Final score-37-44. The Raiders suffered their second league de- leat in a row when they traveled to DuBois. l Nfivlftll Srwvfrs, Bili Gfilbrriih, Lrri- Altmun. Brookville led during the first three quarters, but fell behind in the final. High for the evening was Baughman with seven points. Final scoreef QI-27. Brookville beat Clearfield on the home floor for the fourth time during the season. Baughman got hot, dumping through 26 points, Hepler helped the cause with 13. Final score-54-39. Brookville made it three out of four with Punxsy on the away fioor. Baughman remained hot for 23 points. Final score-45-37. In the last league game the Maroon and the home court, Baughman again led the team White turned the trick by dumping DuBois on with I4 points. l-lepler was next with 9 points. Final score-38-34. Brookville played Ridgway in their last home game of the year. The Raiders made it an easy second win over the Elkers. Espy was high with 18, followed by Hepler with i6. Final score-57-40. Brookville traveled to Oil City to play a post- season game that proved really to be a scoring battle in their favor. Hepler took scoring honors with 20 with Baughman close behind with IB. Final score-60-75. Frst row J ew rt ran o Ptt VV Daugherty D Moor Wtnt SFO vv vvng W ang VV Yblf -1 Sovvers P Blake R Baughman W ate IUHIOI' VCIYSITY SCOYSS The Juntor Varsity Basketball Team acaur ed a Hne record IU the T949 50 season wlth onlv tour losses throughout thetr T8 game schedule This squad had an almost perfect season or the home floor losung only to Bradford They have probably been the most succ ssful JV team Brookvrlle has seen rn several years Howeve much credlt IS due Mr Ewung tor has time and effort spent In coachrng the team a JV team rs any nndlcatron of Varsity results tn future years Brookvtlle may soon look for a wlnnvng team The experience gauned tn these games may well pay oft IU the next few years little drlbblers The .lunnor l-llgh Basketball Team would n ob ably have had qulte a record It there had been more hetght on the team Most oopastng teanr had the advantage at helght Howev r he team Hnushed the year by winning Eve and 'ostng seven Mr Nedwldek and Mr Chllcott who was the varsnty coach were the coaches of th year Roy Altman an outstandung player of the f a was the captaln of the team Other play rs of action were lrvun Raybuck Drllman Mor ey Baker Monnoyer Means Hurd Glontz Te zer and Phlll ps W a rn R erF eso merck Scn u u onz e JV etrocct VO VON I'tl IID S126 Mr Nedvv dek i 4. L is, F. Ch is , R. Hoff t , R. D vls, R. i 5, , , . ef, R. ' ers, ti, rd VO -Mr. E I , . L , . B 1 l' , 5 , , . , . , . R . o 0 0 u 0 , l I F D l A ' g-rf ' . I ' 'I - - ' ' ' T . 'A c ' .s . I L . . f l , , .: , I l I l ' - . - . S - t . . I I rl - ' I , . I , .1 T S ' . lf - ' ' ' ' ' , r ' -. e r, . . V . . X . . : . 1 V f . l y., U, ' - l I I I I I ' ' I ' l Ftrst ro -R. Susbefeba, Q. Dlllmon, T. Irvin, P. B lwr, C. Phillips, Q. Alt an, G, Morey, F. aybuck, P. Nftn- nay , . K l , J. E , I . C C d roy-1-G. Steele, D. Plato, R. H rd, C. G th, G. GI ' , V. M ons, J. l llson, B. P Thi ' ' -L. Allshruse, B Hctrick, E. Gu ' g, L. Shlrey, J. Rockey, R, Dick, L, W I, J, Noah, . r . see those sporty jackets The Vorsity Club is composed ot oll the boys from the three upper closses of high school who hove received o vorsity letter. Their moin purpose is to roise money with which they con buy iockets for the groduoting members. This roising ot money is done by hoving concession booths ond selling progroms ot footboll gcimes ond the Y's J. C. Leogue Tournonwent gornes. They olso sold booster buttons throughout the school ot the beginning of the yeor. The ofticers of this prosperous orgonizotion ore os follows: President, Jim Brush, vice presi- dent. Horold Hotten, ond treosurer, Wfendell Sowers, you're safe At the time the yeorboolq wos ready to go to press, the boseboll situotion wos in its embry- onic stoge ond very few of the plons for the seoson had been completed. However, ci few focts were ovoilolzle for publicotion. First, the boys won't be ploying in the Leogue this yeor. Second, eight cr ten gornes will be ployed including Big Run, DuBois, Sunn- merville, Sylcesville, ond Cleortield, And lost, the boys who will be bock this yeor ore McMc1n- igle, Heplcr, Boughinon, Long Holniberg, ond Lewis. lift rfiv. B Hiiiniuhri l' lliiiizliwtu, 'l lNrillfiri, I Kywwl- 'twin Sngrvncl row-'M Mfitlww, J Schlczluoclcilr, P. Pray. rch, rclh, rch And that's just what all the cheerleaders In Brookville High School deserve-a great loud Rah! tor the success they have achieved. The cheerleaders have detinitely the right to claim their place of honor in Brookville's Hall of Fame. From the iunior high group on up to the varsity, the cheerleaders slaved diligently for many long hours to achieve precision and variety in their cheers. The youngest group at cheerleaders is the junior high squad. These girls are chosen in the fall from contestants of the seventh, eighth and ninth grades. Try-outs are held in the gym and students turn in a secret ballot. This year the squad was made up ot: Donvvydette Pyle, captain, Shirley Schrecengost, Marlene Park, Molly Smith, and Mary Ann Dicla. The seven varsity and tour iunior varsity cheerleaders are chosen at a similar election in March. The cheerleader hopefuls practice under the direction ot the veteran cheerleaders lor several Wcolss previous lo lryfouts, ,Again the votes are cast by ballot with faculty and students having equal privileges. The girls re- ceiving the highest number ot votes automatically fill the vacancies on the varsity. They retain the position until they are graduated. The four girls who are next high become the iunior varsity cheerleaders for the tollowing year. The iunior varsity was made up ot Barbara Morey, captaing Sandra McFarland and Barbara Brenneman. The varsity claimed as its members Jeanne Scheatnocker, captaing Pat Daugherty, Molly Matson, Mary Lou Wallace, Barby llumplri- rey, and Joan Kunselnian. Sponsoring the girls was Miss Avis l-losbach whom all the girls thought was tops, L 'G r-D. P-flr, S. Schr tk'-ngosi M. Park, A. Dick, M. Smith. L 'o 3--B Nor--1 S Mc:c'rlc:nd, B Brvnn-'von Pepsodem Smile NIC C 1 CH S! py heods Orwgmoll boom' BOW Incognito? 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