Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

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THE ECHO Table ctf Conte hU PRODUCTION STAFF Inside Cover FOREWORD 2 DEDICATION 4 SENIORS 5 FACULTY 21 SNAPSHOTS 34 ACTIVITIES Sub-Deb and Tru Blu 36 Tri-Hi-Y and Beta Tri-Hi-Y 37 French Club 38 Student Council 39 F. F. A. and F. H. A. 40 Varsity Club and Golfing Club 42 Library Staff 43 Beam Staff 44 Honor Societies 45 Art Club and Argonauts 46 Junior Class Play 47 Service Groups 48 MUSIC Vocal 50 Instrumental 54 SNAPSHOTS 56 SPORTS Basketball 58 Coaches and Managers 61 Football 62 Cheerleaders 65 SNAPSHOTS 66 UNDERCLASSMEN 67 SNAPSHOTS 76 3 ADVERTISING 79

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FOREWORD We, the class of 1954, are proud to present to the student body of Brookville High School our ECHO of 1954. We are grateful beyond words for the support we have received from our own fellow classmates and our many outside patrons. We have attempted to produce a yearbook much different from those in past years. Instead of formal pictures as in previous years, we have added more informal pictures which we hope will enable our readers to understand how various school activities are carried on throughout the school year. In the senior section we show you seniors engaged in some type of work that is typical of their school life. The faculty section continues with this theme by showing activities of the various departments. We are sincere when we say we enjoyed preparing this yearbook, and we hope you have many happy moments reading it. —Barbara Wetzell, Literary Editor 2

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To you VIOLET M. ELLIS We Dedicate Our 1954 Echo To say all that you can in a limited space about a very understanding, good na-tured, and intelligent person is not an easy task. You see, I'm speaking of Miss Ellis, our Understanding Angel, who has helped many of us realize our ambitions and discover what kind of persons we really are. She doesn't mind hearing the same old corny jokes year after year or putting up with our childish nonsense. Many times she has told us to put aside some of our extra-curricular activities and get down to the business of book work. Sometimes we were more than a little annoyed at her for making us write so many essays, but all of us will shortly realize how valuable a command of written language is. A number of us will be back to say thanks to our senior English teacher. For those of us who don't make it back. I'd like to say now, Thank you. Miss Ellis, thank you very much. We appreciate your efforts now, and we always will.