Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS Presents THE 1956 ECHO BROOKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA ALMA MATER We sing to Brookville High School, The high school on the hill. The name that spurs us onward And makes our senses thrill. Hail! We’ll never forget our classmates. Our happy high school years: We raise our voice in hearty cheer To the school each one reveres. We pray that time will greet us As ever kind and strong; Forever we'll be loyal And sing our joyful song. Hail! When from the field we wander. When youth has passed us by. E’en then with fleeting breath We’ll praise our dear old Brookville High. 3 FOREWORD Every year, each senior class tries to improve its yearbook. Therefore, it is only natural that we, the Class of 1956, should endeavor to make our ECHO different from, and yet better than, the ones that have come before us. Because the yearbook is put out by the seniors and will, perhaps, be the most treasured memory of their senior year, it is only fitting that we should concentrate on it. We have added features which we felt were important to the seniors and eliminated other sections. Then, too, we tried to achieve uniformity with our senior pictures. For the first time in the history of Brookville High School, our senior girls wore the same costume for their yearbook pictures. None of this would have been possible, however, without financial suppon from the businessmen and patrons. We give special thanks to them. Appreciation is also extended to the printers, photographers, and engravers for their co-operation. We especially thank our sponsors, Mr. Ruffner and Miss Clyde. We feel that our yearbook is a success and we hope that you, the faculty, the future seniors of B. H. S., the school administration, and our parents and friends will agree that we have produced something which we can look back upon with pride. 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication........................................................6 Favorite Teacher..................................................7 Class Sponsor.....................................................8 Class History....................................................10 Seniors..........................................................11 Administration...................................................28 Faculty..........................................................29 Juniors..........................................................34 Sophomores.......................................................36 Freshman.........................................................38 Eighth Grade.....................................................39 Seventh Grade....................................................40 Organizations....................................................44 Instrumental Music...............................................59 Vocal Music......................................................61 Football.........................................................66 Cheerleaders.....................................................69 Basketball.......................................................71 Class Prophecy...................................................78 Senior Writeups..................................................81 Advertising......................................................85 5 We, the class of 1956, feel that our dedication should be given to one of our unsung heroes, Without him we would be minus a friend and a conscientious custodian. Herb Weirick has looked after the aches and pains of Brookville High School for ten years, and we feel that he has been an essential part of our high school experience. Many a day was brightened by Herb's friendly smile and cheery Hello. Then, too, all of us will remember his many responses to our emergencies. No matter what time of day it was. Herb was always working hard, trying to make our school a more pleasant place in which to work. We thank you, Herb, for helping to make our memories of B.H.S. pleasant ones, and most of all, thanks for being a friend to us all. 6 DEDICATION The class of 1956 chose Wayne Wolford not only because he was our favorite teacher, but because we regarded him as a friend and confidant. We knew that we could always depend on him when it came time to find a sponsor for some pet project, or when we needed advice concerning our problems--whether they were social, scholastic, or personal. In our class, his humor brightened even the most dismal days. When we weren't giving news reports, we were usually in deep meditation. Therefore, not only from the members of the Ushers Club and the Student Council, but also from the entire senior class, we extend our heartfelt appreciation for Mr. Wolford. FAVORITE TEACHER 7 OUR CLASS SPONSOR Words cannot express our deep feeling of gratitude for Mrs. Butler. As our junior English teacher, she worried because our grammar was bad or because our book reports weren't complete. As our sponsor, her headaches included howto raise money and how to decorate the gymnasium for the prom. When we became seniors, it seemed as if we needed her help and advice even more. First came the problem of what the girls should wear for their pictures, and then where we should go on our senior trip. Any credit for a successful prom, banquet, or class play, must be given to Mrs. Butler, for without her support and perseverance none of it would have been possible. In leaving, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty six is very proud of its accomplishments, but more proud of its sponsor, Mrs. Elizabeth Butler. 8 ■.v.v.v mm ■ Ma SENIORS CLASS HISTORY When we first entered senior high school in 1951, little did we realize what lay before us. We started things rolling by electing Bob Pence as our president and leader. We became a major part of high school when we were initiated by the juniors. Remember the pie pans we had to wear on our heads, and how tired we were after having to bow all day? Our biggest problem was our sophomore carnival. We came through, however, for we made the most money that a sophomore class had ever taken in up to that time. Some of the pleasant memories we have of the carnival are: Jack Guth s miniature golf that took him all week to set up, the success of the baby chicks, and what a mess it was to clean up afterwards. We became juniors, and our obstacles included the class play and, as a climax, our banquet and prom. The play cast spent many long evenings rehearsing their parts. At the performances they were superb. None of us will ever forget Bob Pence as the butler and Kent Kunselman as Rodney, the invalid. Then, in April, we began our preparations for the prom and banquet. What a fuss we made when we were told that we would have to have our prom in the big gymnasium. The decorating committee debated and argued for weeks on what the theme would be. Remember how we laughed at John McNeil's space ship idea? And will we ever forget how Mr. Wolford argued that wecouldn t possibly have a fountain? On the big night, we were proud as peacocks lor we knew that we had one of the most successful proms ever staged at Brookville High School. As seniors, our yearbook was our biggest project. We were determined that it should be one ol the nicest ever published. We also had to decide what color our caps and gowns would be. and where we would go on our senior trip. We still had much to look forward to, for soon we would be guests of honor at the prom and banquet given for us by the juniors. After May, we would no longer be a part of B. H. S. We will take our places in the world as teachers, mothers and fathers, doctors, and laborers. The road of life is a never ending one. CLASS OFFICERS Lillian Ewing (Secretary), Margie Whiet (Vice President), Andee Lynn McManigle (Treasurer), Bob Pence (President) MARGARET LOUISE ALLGEIER General Peggy ’ tiny, cute, and vivacious half--day girl RUTH BARNETT Ruth General likes to square dance willing to co-operate Ducky” EDWARD MAC ALLSHOUSE Academic jester can turn a grin off and on RICHARD WARREN BENNETT ”Dick General class clown keeps the football team laughing Amy Lou” AMY LOU ALTMAN petite and helpful always willing to volunteer General Bert” GARY WENDALL BIRTCIL family man--dreamer quiet Academic Myrna MYRNA LEE A PEARY tall and willing to do work without being told Academic Bets” BETTY LOUISE BLACK sincere, likes to read General favorite possession--her shoulder bag JOHN H. ATWELL Lover” Academic plays ice hockey ladies' man GARY IRVIN BLAIR Gary” General serious and bashful enjoys the outdoors 11 CAROL RUTH BLOOM Bloomers” Commercial efficient yearbook business manager combination of smartness and neatness JEAN LOUISE BYERLY Jean Commercial agreeable, refined, rosy cheeked last year's commencement leader CLAIRE ELIZABETH BOWLEY Claire Academic jovial and carefiee works hard on everything she attempts V. CAROLE CABLE Carole Commercial pleasing personality, comely neat about her hair CAROL MARIE BRINKER Carol Commercial attractive - - winsome square dances and roller skates WILLIAM HENRY CABLE Bill General handsome likes to roller skate RONALD BROSIUS Ronnie Academic girl shy good baritone ELEANOR G. CAMPBELL Ellie General pert little blond sweetness HARRY BROWN Fuz General beautiful brown eyes fascinated by cars RICHARD WAYNE CAMPBELL Dick Academic looks sexy in his bermuda shorts sings while he works 12 SHIRLEE C ARB ERR Y 'Shirlee General meek--jr. high librarian a Hazen taxi driver DONALD CRAWFORD Don Academic efficient football manager editorial critic MARY KATHRYN CLONTZ Kay Commercial good student—earnest industrious ROBERT L. CUMMINGS The Hunter General striking coiffure enjoys reading RICHARD COCHRAN Dusty Academic one of Hilton’s boys catches up on his sleep at odd hours SHIRLEY RUTH DEEM Shirlee Academic class gum chewer faithful band member HOWARD JOHN CORBIN Punk Academic ruff an’ tuff just couldn’t stay away from B.H.S. LESTER LUKE DEEMER Luke General one of Mr. Shreckengost's hard working projectionists BARBARA L CRAWFORD Barb Academic tiny senior between class activities include conversing in the halls with Chuck. JACK DEMPSEY Chico Agriculture horse show equestrian no relation to heavy weight 13 Bob ROBERT G. DIENER Academic good at intricate woodworking farm machinery expert VIRGINIA LEE ESHBAUGH Ginger Academic artistic ability-our girl Benny Goodman HOWARD REX DINGER Rex General would make a perfect French teacher afraid he'd be lost in Paris LILLIAN JEAN EWING Jeanne Academic poise and personality plus Austin Healy fan MARY EDNA ELLIS Meme Academic Florence Chadwick had better watch. . . enjoys fast horses and cars JOSEPH RICHARD FERRARO •’joe General dashing smile and shiny black hair essential part of the boys' quartet NANCY ANNE ELLIS Nancy Academic two outstanding qualities efficiency and neatness PATRICIA M. FOULKROD -Pat General Dan Smith's ice cream dipper good posture BRENDA ELIZABETH ESHBAUGH Brenda Commercial bathing beauty figure commercial whiz ROBERT RALPH GAINES -gob Academic good dresser good looker 14 ALBERT FORD GALBRAITH Buz General helpful--red hair coffee fiend THOMAS EDWARD HASKELL Tom Academic pretty terrific yearbook editor usually in Mr. McKnight's office fighting for Senior rights VIRGINIA A. GEARHART Virginia Commercial likes skating and square dancing fond of the opposite sex MARY JAYNE HAUGH MJ General She'll try anything once, obliging VAUGHN OTTIS GILHOUSEN Gilly Agriculture blond menace bold blue eyes WILLIAM ALBERT HAUGH Bill Academic drives Mrs. Layman mad in speech class loves horses DONNA GLUCK Donna Academic always a joke on her lips and a trick up her sleeve ROBERT E. HENRY Bob General proud owner of his own car prefers the country life to town life JOHN M. GUTH Jack Academic BHS's Bevo Francis--eyelashes favorite saying-- If you're lucky! CONSTANCE IRENE HETRICK Connie General sweet smile pleasant to be around 15 Audrey AUDREY JEAN HIDINGER General Shirr shortest girl in the senior class never wears a frown SHIRLEY ANN HOPKINS Commercial co-operative, practical, amiable, merry RICHARD GENE HILLARD Dick Academic unwilling to accept Student Council presidency, but turned out tops Dug MARIE ETHEL HORTON Commercial speed artist at typewriter baseball fan GARY KEITH HIMES Frenchie Academic he and Rex are trying to revise the French language JAMES LEROY IRVIN Jim Agriculture the Falls Creek kid a squirrel hunter JOANNA PATRICIA HIMES Jan Academic lovely soprano voice gives readings well BASIL L. JOHNSTON Base General quiet but dependable man of few words JOHN CHARLES HIMES John Agriculture creeping like snail to school EDITH MAE JONES Edee Commercial typist for the Beam types over 60 words per minute 16 Alice ALICE FAYE JOYNER General efficient cafeteria worker bashful smile KARL KENT KUNSELMAN Kent Academic catty dresser finds out-of-town girls interesting LORITA MARIE KENNEDY Rita Academic holds record for hooky playing-best hunter of class of 56 KATHARINE LUCILE LENT Katharine Commercial infectious giggle well mannered JOHN E. KLINE ’John Agriculture big fellow riding a small tractor MELVIN DALE LINDEMUTH Dale General dark and intriguing looking Martha MARTHA JEAN KNAPP General warm hearted, nervous, good sense of humor MILTON EDWARD LINDEMUTH Ed Agriculture introspecture farmer JOHN JAY KOPER John Agriculture a democratic gambler a blue ribbon winner at ag. show MARY JANE LONG Shorty Academic creative--conservative pleasant to be with 17 BETTY LOU MANTZELL Academic Betty Mr. Rockey's buddy full of wicked ideas EDWARD JOSEPH McLAUGHLIN Ed Agriculture quiet, friendly lad from 216. E. WILLIAM MANTZELL Bill Agriculture an asset to the team, having played football his Senior year ANDREA LYNNE McMANIGLE Andee Academic striking appearance willing to do what the crowd does FRED MARINO Fred Academic word usage and creative ability are outstanding. SANDRA KAYE McMANIGLE Sandy Academic girl basketball all dimples KENNETH HOMER MCCLELLAND Ken General tall, blond boy from 216 MARY JANE McMILLEN Murry General gestures continually laughing DAVID ALLEN McFADDEN Dave General cute, embarrassed easily nonchalantly wheels the grocery from the A P CAROLE LEE McNEIL Carole Academic a subtle comic--with an NHS pin! a not-so-subtle cheerleader 18 Donna DONNA JEAN McNEIL General many friends finishes everything she starts RONALD LARRY MILLER Ronnie General 5' 1 tall with a cute girl ready smile JOHN ALBERT McNEIL John Academic kidded about half-dollar good-natured JOHN LEE MORLEY John General doesn't believe in haircuts girlish giggle NANCY LEE McQUOWN Proxy General tall, alluring lass high-stepping majorette DAVID FRANKLIN OLSON Dave Academic crooner--divides his time between Stu's and Reynoldsville PATRICIA MARGARET MICHAEL Pat Academic conscientious student willing to co-operate on projects HELEN LOUISE OSBORNE Ozzie Commercial flaming red hair good color taste JAMES E. MILLER Jim General no worries, carrot top hard running back on the football team RUSSELL MARTIN PARK Russie Academic God's gift to women Dr. Gayley's chief assistant 19 Bob” ROBERT L. PENCE versatility class leader Academic Shirr SHIRLEY JANE REITZ Commercial well liked takes her schoolwork seriously Poody JANE E. PENDLETON engaged grammarian Academic ELIZABETH ALL RILEY Betty” Academic likes to spend spare time baby-sitting usually wears a grin Rose Marie ROSE MARIE PLYLER hates black coffee only jeep driver in BHS Academic THOMAS ROBB Tom General tall half of Mutt Jeff team his aim is to keep them laughing MARJORIE RAY Margie General pleasant main interests are music and art SUZANNE LOUISE ROMAN Suzie Academic usually flustered--poet willing to do favors for anyone Dee Dee Lou DEANNA I. REICHARD not a care in the world particular about her hair LOUANN SCHADE famous for her schemes nice figure Commercial Academic 20 NORMA JANE SCHUCKERS Norma” Commercial nice complexion spends evenings writing to Clarence JANET LOUISE SHAFFER Bruiser Academic has a favorite underclassman pleasant laugh JANET CECILE SEBRING Joni Commercial blue eyes always with Mary Lou JOANNE SHINGLEDECKER Jo Academic excells in her studies friendly ALBERT WAYNE SEBRING Albert” General undemonstrative enjoys chemistry experiments JAMES LARRY SHINGLEDECKER Jim General shortest boy in the senior class motorcycle enthustiast ALLEN EUGENE SHAFFER Allen General Rocky Marciano's double?? maybe but much more pleasant to know we think HOWARD ROBERT SIMPSON Mole Academic really knows all about guppies odd sense of humor Bermie Don BERNARD REX SHAFFER Gener ' competes with Loretta for hooking playing records DONALD DAVID SMITH Academic our scientific wizard will build better A bombs 21 BEVERLY SNYDER General Bev doesn't like boys likes children--babysitter ROSALIE JANE STAHLMAN Jayne Academic cheerleader who is very collegiate abhors Bermuda shorts MARY LOU SNYDER Snyd Commercial Mrs. Demotte's girl Friday soda jerk at McCabes MARTHA FRANCES STAHLMAN Pearly General has a CL class ring usually seen with Connie MATILDA FRANCES SNYDER Tillie General likes athletics feared opponent in gym class RONALD LEE STAHLMAN Whistle General future commercial artist perfect big-brother for Barb MARJORIE ANNE SOLINSKY Margie Academic top girl honor student believes in perfection CONSTANCE LEE STEELE Connie General Sesqui-Centennial princess knows the meaning of CL PATRICIA LOU SOWERS Hotrod Commercial likes to hot-rod really knows what a speed-shift is HARRY LEE STEELE Harry General never cracks a smile travels to New Bethelem often 22 SIDNEY JOSEPH STROUSE General Joe likes to play football able to take kidding ROSALIE ANN WEBSTER Rosalie Commercial believes in spreading cheer works hard in office practice EILEEN MARGARET TAYLOR Eileen Academic spent summer at Penn State aspiring band director MARTHA LOUISE WELTON Marcy Commercial sparkling white teeth always full of pep PATRICIA SWINEFORD Pat General sincere little red head very special smile MARJORIE LEE WHITE Margie Academic many interests bubbles over with laughter PHYLLIS JOANNE THRUSH Academic the song Beautiful Brown Eyes must have been written for her JAMES HENRY WINGARD Agriculture mannerly and courteous teases the teachers and girls WILLIAM DALE THRUSH Agriculture active in the F. F. A. usually seen with Jim Wingard MARY ELIZABETH WINGARD Commercial 23 soft voice enjoys school Pat PATRICK WRIGHT the shorter half of the Senior class comedy team Ruthie RUTH ANN YEANEY likes to gamble for fun CARL EUGENE YATES CarlN future author, gets butterflies when he speaks before a group LAURA LOUISE YEINGST Laura ” clothes straight from Vogue plans a future with Chuck General Academic Academic Academic 24 Harry Brown Dave Olson Ruth Ann Yeaney Ronnie Brosius Marie Horton Patty Michael Kent Kunselman Carole McNeil Dick Campbell Barb Crawford Rosalie Webster Joe Strouse Carol Brinker Bill Haugh Betty Riley Donna McNeil Connie Hetrick Jean Byerly Shirlee Carberry Myrna Apeary Pat Sowers 25 Hmmm Good! Hi Girls! Hiding From Someone? Bathing Beauty! Pat and her puppy! What’s so funny? Youngsters! Little Lone Riding Hood! Cinderella and her Prince! What's going on here! Hold that pose! Three little angels! Wild Party! All Dressed up and no place to go! What is IT? The same old gang! Our director! Sweet and lovely Now-now - girls! Deep Meditation! 26 FACULTY and . ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION AND SECRETARIES MRS. NANCY DEMOTTE High School Secretary Wood MR. HASSON ROCKEY Supervising Principal University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. MR. CHARLES PHILLIPS Junior High Principal Ninth Grade Algebra Washington and Jefferson A.B. MR. LAWRENCE McKNIGHT MISS MILDRED McCLAIN Senior High Principal Secretary to Mr. Rockey University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. School Psychology. Penn State M.A. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Clair Hepler, Dr. Craig Hendricks, Mr. Chester Markel, Mr. David Reed, Mr. Robert Noonan--Chairman. CHARLES PARK Art Washington and Jefferson A.B. MRS. NANCY BAUGHMAN Music Grove City College B.S. MICHAEL KOVEN Industrial Arts Penn State M.A. RALPH LAYMAN Agriculture, Science Penn State B.S. MRS. MARGUERITE SHARPE English Penn State B.S. MRS. ELIZABETH SHAFFER Commercial Indiana B.S. MISS MARY V. LONG Librarian Hood A.B. MRS. MAXINE STEPHENS Commercial Grove City B.S. MRS. ELEANOR EWING Physical Education, Health Slippery Rock B.S. JOHN CHILCOTT Mathematics Penn State B.S. MRS. MARY ANN JONES English Grove City College B.A. CHARLES WINGERT Science Allegheny, A.B. MAX MEANS Social Studies Juniata B.S. HARRY NEUHARD Music Penn State B.S. ROBERT OLSON Social Studies Penn State B.S. MRS. BETTY STOCKDILL English, Social Studies Clarion B.S. MRS. PAULINE ANDERSON Geography Grove City A.B. JAMES D. STAR MISS PRISCILLA CLYDE Social Studies, Coach Commercial Clarion B.S. Indiana B.S. MRS. MIRIAM LAYMAN MISS MILDRED HALL Speech English Pitt A.B. Penn State M.A. PHIL RULLNER DONALD EWING English Biology Clarion B.S. Slippery Rock B.S. MISS JANET KNUPP MISS BERTHA BLACK Home Economics French, English Indiana B.S. Grove City, Litt. B. DR. HOWARD E. GAYLEY Physics, Chemistry Ohio State Ph.D. RUSSEL McGAUGHEY Social Studies, Mathematics Acting High School Principal Clarion B.S. MISS MYRA McFADDEN Mathematics Penn State B.S. University of Michigan M.A. ROBERT WALKER MRS. KATHRYN SMITH Phys. Ed., Health, Coach English, Latin, Guidance Springfield B.S. Penn State A.B. WAYNE WOLFORD History Allegheny A.B. Boston University S.T.B. MRS. ELIZABETH BUTLER English P.C.W. A.B. CLASS PRESIDENT iW: : : mmm mmmm '.W.V :::::::: UNDERCLASSES JUNIOR CLASS ROW 1: B. Alcorn, K. Allshouse, C. Balentine, E. Barr, B. Basinger, H. Booser, J. Bowley, B. Boyer, B. Boyer. ROW 2: P. Brice, E. Brosius, L. Brosius, J. Brush, S. Bullers, B. Bushy, N. Buzard, L. Buzard, G. Byers. ROW 3: D. Campbell, L. Chitister, D. Commons, B. Corbett, R. Crooks, D. Daugherty, K. Davis, J. Dickey, J. DuQuinn. ROW 4: L. Emery, D. Ent, D. Felton, D. Fiscus, D. Fiscus, J. Fleming, A. Foulks, R. Fowler, C. Fuller. ROW 5: A. Galbraith, R. Gadley, G. Garvey, A. Gayley, J. Gilhousen, J. Grant, B. Greene, J. Hall, J. Hayes. ROW 6: J. Hepler, B. Henry, B. Hetrick, J. Hetrick, D. Hidinger, H. Himes, F. Himes, H. Huffman, A. Irvine. ROW 7: S. Johnson, C. Keough, C. Kirkman, F. Kohler, J. Kutz. 31 JUNIOR CLASS ROW 1: M. Lindemuth, S. Lindemuth. B. Love, J. Lockwood, T. McAninch, V. McAninch, T. McCracken, C. McDowell, D. McFadden. ROW 2: D. Main, A. Malacarne, S. Michael, P. Mitchell, J. Monnoyer, L . Moore, J. Morres, D. Mortimer, A. Nelson. ROW 3: N. Nosker, L. Park, D. Park, T. Perrin, D. Plyler, E. Powell, M. Quinn, D. Rachinni. ROW 4: M. Reed, B. Richards, N. Richards, H. Rothrock, J. Ruffner, M. Siecker, L. Shaffer, J. Shaffer, N. Shaffer. ROW 5: G. Shingledecker, G. Shovestull, E. Smith, S. Smith, D. Snyder, G. Snyder, F. Spangler, W. Spare, S. Steele. ROW 6: C. Steele, J. Strano, E. Strohm, D. Swanson, L. Syphirt, S. Tomski, H. Travis, S. Ungar, L. Wayland. ROW 7: B. Weirbinski, L. White, G. Wolfe, N. Yeaney, D. Zahl, L. Zeigler. sr SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW 1: E. Afton, N. Allshouse, A. Alhoe, J. Allgeier, B. Ames, N. Bailey, J. Barnett, G. Baughman, D. Beatty. ROW 2: P. Beatty, R. Beck, H. Bish, P. Booser, S. Bowley, D. Cable, K. Cable, S. Coleman, J. Commons. ROW 3: B. Crawford, D. Daugherty, D. DiBerti, D. Deemer, C. Dinger, B. Erdner, C. Eshbaugh, N. Falk, H. Ferringer. ROW 4: C. Geer, J. Gilligan, B. Guth, R. Hannold, F. Harding, M. Harriger, S. Haugh, B. Hemmis, K. Hetrick. ROW 5: G. Hidinger, R. Holben, J. Humphrey, R. Irvine, S. Johns, N. Johnson, A. Joyner, J. Kellerman, D. Keith. ROW 6: R. Kingman, G. Knapp, G. Knisely, S. Knisely, R. Leech, V. Leckwatch, D. Lettie, B. Lindemuth, D. Linde-muth. ROW 7: B. Long, L. Lowrey, N. McAfoos, D. McAninch, P. McClusky, J. McCracken, B. Mayes, L. Martz, M. Martz. 30 SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW 1: S. McNeil, R. McKnight, P. McManigle, P. Miller, S. Miller, B. Mohney, W. Moore, R. Morley, G.Morres. ROW 2: C. Nelson, N. Newcome, J. Noonan, S. Oyler, C. Plotner, H. Plyler, L. Reed, S. Reinsel, B. Reitz. ROW 3: B. Reitz, J. Reitz, P. Reitz, R. Reitz, T. Reitz, E. Richards, K. Rockey, B. Schreckengost, J. Sebring. ROW 4: J. Shaffer, E. Shaffer, E. Sharpe, B. Shields, S. Simpson, D. Smith, P. Smith, J. Snyder, G. Spare. ROW 5: F. Steele, L. Stromeyer, J. Swonger, G. Traister, T. Vandervort, L. Vandervort, N. Webster, K. Wingert, K. Wingert. ROW 6: W. Winters, D. Williams, D. Wilson, D. Wolfe, J. Wonderlmg, G. Yeaney, G. Yates, D. Zeigler, J. Zion. ROW 7: I. Zitzelberger. 37 T FRESHMAN CLASS ROW 1: J. Aber, D. Adams, G. Afton, H. Afton, P. Aharrah, D. Alcorn, T. Alcorn, M. Allshouse, D. Altman. ROW 2: J. Ames, J. Battaglio, R. Battaglio, S. Baughman, D. Beckman, D. Bowley, H. Breiver, F. Brice, J. Brosius. ROW 3: J. Brosius, R. Carlson, F. Chitester, J. Clark, L. Clark, F. Corbett, J. Corbett, L. Corbin. B. Diemer. ROW 4: S. Dinger, S. Dinger, K. DuQuinn, B. Ellis, C. Enterline, A. Felton, C. Fenstermaker, L. Fenstermaker, I. Fiscus. ROW 5: A. Forsythe, S. Friend, O. Fuller, M. Gadley, D. Geer, F. Garvey, J. Gilligan, J. Grahm, E. Himes. ROW 6: T. Harriff, C. Haskell, £. Hetrick, G. Hetrick, J. Hetrick, T. Hetrick, D. Hidinger, J. Hidinger, S. Hillard. ROW 7: H. Himes, S. Himes, B. Hulse, J. Inman, J. Irvin, S. Joiner, C. Kelso, C. Kelso, J. King. ROW 8: B. Kirkman, M. Knapp. 38 FRESHMAN CLASS ROW 1: R. Knapp, S. Leach, J. Lewis, J. Lockwood, J. Lockwood, B. Main, D. Malacarne, J. Mason, B. Mays. ROW 2: B. McAninch, P. McGinnus, H. McGranor, J. McKinney. G. Melzer, P. McKillip, S. Michael, R. Miller, C. Mortimer. ROW 3: J. Mortimer, E. Murphey, J. Musgrave, C. Nolph, L. Oakes, D. Painter, P. Painter, J. Park, E. Plyler. ROW 4: P. Procious, R. Radacker, V. Raybuck, H. Ramey, M. Reed, M. Richards, J. Robb, M. Sarvey, M. Schuckers. ROW 5: N.Sayer.J. Shaffer, J. Shaffer, L. Shaffer, L. Shaffer, W. Siebenrock, J. Shobert, H. Smith, I. Stahlman. ROW 6: J. Stahlman, J. Stahlman, T. Stevens, B. Stuart. E. Strano, J. Strong, K. Thompson, J. Unger, J. Vandervort ROW 7: E. Waley, S. Weaver, B. Welsch, R. Westerman, G. Wick, J. Wolfe, W. Wolfe, A. Wonderling, M. Winkleman. ROW 8: J. Yeaney, M. Zellonis, B. Zion. EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1: V. Benett, S: Bloom, A. Bowdish, J. Breaky, D. Bushy, D. Buzzard, S. Daugherty, A. Deemer, B. Dempsey. ROW 2- D Hshbaugh, R. Ewing, H. Falk, G. Finnecy, S. Ford, L. Foulkrod, F. Fowler, S. Fyock, E. Haugh. ROW 3: J. Hays, H. Hetrick, J. Hetrick, J. Hillard, B. Himes, B. Hulse, J. Johns, D. Jones, M. Keith. ROW 4: E. Kline, C. Knapp, J Knapp, C. Kocker, B. Kramer, D. Lockett, K. McAninch, D. McKnight, T. McManigle. ROW 5: E. McMillen, J.Newcome.G. Miller, L. Oaks, P. Plyler. B. Plyler, P. Plyler, D. Prime, P. Ramey. ROW 6: E. Reangh S. Reinsel, G. Rhodes, A. Richards, C. Richards, J. Rishell, J. Robb, B. Shaffer, B. Shobert. ROW 7: B. Snyder, D. Shugart, D. Smith, H. Snyder, B. Sowers, C. Strawcutter, E. Strohm, B. Teacher, C. Tomski. ROW 8: J. Tomski, D. Vandervort, J. Vandervort, J. Welsh, T. White, C. Whitsell. 40 ROW I; F. Allshouse, T. Barger, J. Baughman, K. Berneberg, N. Brosius, B. Bruner, R. Bullers, J. Buzard, L Cable B. Cable. ROW 2: J. Campbell, J. Campbell, T. Cummings, H. Daruson, N. Davis, G. DeQuinn, C. Dinger, K. Dinger’ G. Diener, D. Hshbaugh. ROW 3: D. Fetzer.R. Fitzgerald, M. Fuller, R. Foulkrod, C. Gadley, B Galbraith i Gould’ D. Gray. B. Hawthorne, T. Heller. ROW 4: A. Hetrick, D. Holben, B. Hughes, L. Humphrey, S. Jones, L Kepple d’ KleW, T. Kiehl, F. Klopp, P. Knapp. ROW 5: D. Knapp, K. Korb, B. Kutz, C. Lies, D. Luther, K. Mathers, J Mc-Elhenny, B. McKinley, L. McElhenny, D. McFadden. ROW 6: C. McLaughlin, J. McManigle, F Minick J Morrison W. Park. R. Park, J. Pence, W. Pendleton, R. Plyler, R. Race. ROW 7; B. Ray, M. Reitz, B Reitz, L Reichard s’ Riggs, C. Raive, B. Robinson, J. Rote, J. Rupert, P. Schreckengost. ROW 8: M. Siep. T. Shaffer, L. Sharpe. J. Sherman, D. Smyers, M. Smith, R. Smith, P. Sowers, S. Stewart, F. Strohm. ROW 9: D. Stahlman, B Stahlman, B Sushereba, S. Swineford. J. Syers, J. Traister, L. Troup. D. Turn'oall, B. Vasbinber, D. Wilson. 41 parties; lO JumXlack; il. Sleep anyone?: 12. Dig that crazy hair cut; 13. Hey! I'm not ready; 14. Oh. the sun is in my eyes. 42 Carol Bloom, Mr. Ruffner, Carole McNeil, Miss Clyde, Bob Gaines, Tom Haskell (Editor) Absent--Carl Yates (Assistant Editor) Echo Staff ECHO STAFF Editorial Committee Willingness, availability, and skill are three of the necessary qualities for a member of the yearbook staff. There is always a need for artists, mathematicians, and literary experts on the staff. The ECHO of 1956 is a whopper of a job. Many, many details have gone into the making. The yearbook staff has worked long and hard to make it one of the best books that the school has published yet. The Editorial Committee of the yearbook has to see that the book is laid out correctly. There are many other responsibilities, too. The members have been working exceptionally hard to make the 1956 ECHO the best. They have done a great job. We, the class of 1956, should be proud of them for the splendid job which they have done. EDITORIAL COMMITTEE SEATED: Jayne Stahlman, Tom Haskell, Carl Yates. STANDING: Andee Lynn McManigle, Dick Campbell, Lillian Ewing. Pictures Committee: SEATED: Martha Welton, Laura Yeingst, Lou Anne Schade, Norma Schuckers, Miss Clyde, STANDING: Mr. Ruffner, Janet Shaffer, Mary Edna Ellis, Joan Shingledecker, Virginia Gearhart, Joan Thrush, Nancy Ellis, Ruth Anne Yeaney, Donna Gluck, Pat Sowers. Business Committee: SEATED: Bill Mantzell, Amy Altman, Peggy Allgeier, Virginia Gearhart, Marie Horton, Sandy McManigle, Margie White, Carol Bloom. STANDING: Jack Guth, Joe Ferraro, Shirley Deem, Virginia Eshbaugh, Rosalie Webster, Shirley Reitz, Harry Brown, John Atwell, Andee Lynn McManigle, Carole Cable, Dick Bennett, Joe Strouse, Miss Clyde. Literary Committee: STANDING: Jayne Stahlman, Myrna Apeary, Claire Bowley, Mary Long, Suzanne Roman, Nancy Ellis, Mary Wingard. SEATED: Mr. Ruffner, Carole McNeil, Lillian Ewing, Fred Marino, Mary Ellis, Nancy McQuowon. Snapshot Committee: SEATED: Brenda Eshbaugh, Shirley Car- berry, Norma Schuckers, Amy Altman, Sandy McManigle, Peggy Allgeier. Barbara Crawford, Mary Lou Snyder, Marge White, Pat Michael. STANDING: Helen Osborne, Eleanor Campbell, Martha Knapp, Beverly Snyder, Mary Jane McMillen, Rose Marie Plyler, Eileen Taylor, Margie Ray, Bob Gaines, Dave Olson, Kent Kunselman, Edith Jones, Jean Byerly, Katheryn Clontz, Janet Sebring, Shirley Reitz, Martha Welton. 45 Mary Lou Snyder (Exchange Editor), Suzanne Roman (Art Editor), Jane Stahlman (Sports Editor), Carl Yates (Feature Editor), Fred Marino (Assistant Editor), Mrs. Stephens (Advisor), Mrs. Layman (Advisor), Margie Solinsky (Editor). BEAM STAFF STANDING: Carole Cable. ROW 1: Shirley Reitz. Edith Jones, Katheryn Clontz, Robin Leach. ROW 2: Diana Zahl, Jean Byerly, Ronnie Stahlman, Denny Snyder. ROW 3: Harriet Rothrock, Bill Green, Dick Commons. ROW 1: Tom Haskell, Lillian Ewing, Dick Hillard, Marjorie Solinsky, Lucy Park, Carole McNeil Jayne Stahlman ROW 2; Miss McFadden, Shirley Haugh, Jim Ruffner, Evelyn Brosius, Bob Love, Walter Spare, Dorothy McFadden’ ROW 3: Mr. Wolford. Bob Shields, Bucky Erdner, Ed Ellis, Mona Martz, Nancy Allshouse. Mr. McGaughey President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors STUDENT COUNCIL Officers Dick Hillard Lucy Park Margie Solinsky Carole McNeil Miss McFadden Mr. McGaughey, Mr. Wolford The Student Council is a student organization formed for the purpose of bringing student government to our school. Through the Student Council, opportunity for student cooperation and participation in management of school affairs is provided. Learning for citizenship and intelligent leadership through the development of cooperation, self-control, self-reliance, initiative and responsibility is one of the major objectives. Each year, four sophomores are elected to the Council as permanent members. In addition to the permanent members, home room representatives are elected to the Council for one year terms. Over the years, the Student Council has grown both in power and faculty support. This organization is the connecting link between the students and the faculty. 47 SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor which a student in high school may attain. Scholarship alone will not open the door for membership. To scholarship must be added: Service, leadership, and character. Only fifteen per cent of the membership of a graduating class may be elected to this organization. SEATED: Tom Haskell, Bob Pence. STANDING: Miss Hall, Louann Schade, Carol McNeil, Jayne Stahl- man, Marjorie Solinsky. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1; Mrs. Anderson, Bonnie McAninch, Betsy Deemer, Joyce Robb, Robin Leach, Joan Sebring, Leah Martz, Anna Joyner, Mona Martz. ROW 2: Robert Stewart. Donna Alcorn, Shirley Haugh, Nancy Allshouse, Tom Stephens, Sandra Leech. Kay Rockey, Pat McGinnis, Judy Hilliard, Shela Ford. ROW 3: Bucky Erdner, Jon Noonan. Chuck Haskell. Gary Traister, Floyd Steel. Donald Lettie, Frank Brice, Tom Reitz, William Mohney. •CO c. Art Club ROW 1: Mary Long, Vir- ginia Eshbaugh, Rosalie Webster. ROW 2: Betty Boyer, Eleanor Barr, Mary Lindemuth, Alberta Irvine. ROW 3: Myrna Appeary, Barbara Guth, Judy Mon-noyer, Betty Richards, Lucy Park, Sally Steele, Kay Allshouse, Suzanne Roman. ROW 4: Bob Boyer, Gary Plyler, Charles Keough, Joe Gilligan, Gary Hidinger, Clair Nelson. STANDING: Ronnie Stahl-man, Mr. Park. ART CLUB USHERS For the devotees of the Arts, there is an Art Club sponsored by Mr. Park. There are no regular meetings for the students, and no dues to pay. In order to be a member of the club, the students must take art at least twice a week. However, anyone in the Senior High School can be a member if he wishes. The Ushers Club is a group of volunteer students from the Senior High School. They are a unique club in that they have no officers, no dues, and no regular meetings. Their chief activities include: Ushering at the pep meetings, class plays, and concerts. They serve efficiently under their sponsor, Mr. Wolford. Ushers ROW 1: Laura Yeingst, Joan Thrush, Dave Daugherty. ROW 2: Janet Se-bring, Brenda Eshbaugh, Barbara Crawford, Jane Stahlman, Mr. Wolford, Andee Lynne McManigle, Nancy Ellis, Norma Sch-uckers, Mary Lou Snyder. ROW 3: Janet Shaffer, Diana Zahl, Martha Wel-ton, Deanna Reichard, Rosalie Webster, Marie Horton, Virginia Eshbaugh, Mary Wingard. French Club ROWl: Eleanor Campbell, Ruth Barnett, Jane Pendleton, Rose Plyler, Ruth Ann Yeaney.Andee Lynne Mc-Manigle. ROW 2: Miss Black, Donna McNeil, Amy Lou Altman, Jane Stahl-man, Carole McNeil, Barbara Crawford, Sandy Mc-Manigle, Margie White, Johanna Himes. ROW 3: Suzanne Roman, Laura Yeingst, Joan Shingle-decker, Eileen Taylor, Betty Riley, Jack Guth, Myrna A peary, Claire Bowley, Nancy Ellis, Luann Schade, Shirley Deem. ROW 4: Janet Shaffer, Joe Ferarro, John Atwell, Ronnie Brosius, Tom Haskell, Albert Sebring, Rex Dinger, Betty Lou Mant-zell. FRENCH CLUB LIBRARY CLUB The first French Club of B.H.S. was founded in the year of 1948. Now it has 39 members, and consists of two groups. The purposes of the club are to create interest in French and to study French culture. Financed by bake sales, football concession stands, and other projects, the French Club enjoys an annual trip to Pittsburgh. The president of the third period class is Tom Haskell; Vice-President, Margie White; Secretary, Virginia Esh-baugh; and Treasurer, Andee Lynne McManigle. In the sixth period class Louann Schade is President, Rose Marie Plyler is Vice-President, Johanna Himes is the Secretary, and Nancy Ellis. Treasurer. The Library Club is composed of twelve girls whose duties are to take charge of the library routine which includes charging out books, keeping the books in good condition, and shelving the books. They are also responsible for keeping the library clean and attractive. Each week, the girls, with the help of their sponsor, Miss Long, arrange a clever display on the bulletin board. The Librarians, besides their other duties, are always willing to help anyone find certain books and references. The officers of the club are: President, Carole Cable; Vice-President, Carole Steele, Secretary, Shirley Tom-ski; Treasurer, Helen Osborne. Library Club SEATED: Shirley Tomski, Audrey Hidinger, Miss Long, Amy Lou Altman, Janet Shaffer. STANDING: Helen Osborne, Beverly Snyder, Eleanor Strohm, Carole Cable, Shirlee Carberry, Betty Black, Martha Welton, Carole Steele. Varsity Club ROW 1: John Morley, Joe Strouse, Dick Bennett, Jim Miller, Don Crawford, Bill Haugh, Howard Corbin, Jack Guth, John McNeil, Dave McFadden. ROW 2: Paul McClusky, Denny Snyder, Paul McManigle, Jack Hayes, Bill Green, Chuck Keough, Asher Galbraith, Dave Hidinger, ROW 3: Floyd Steele, Dave Fiscus, Dick Ent. Coach Walker. VARSITY CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB In 1946 the Varsity Club was reactivated in B.H.S. The boys who accomplished this were very sports-minded and wanted a club which only the boys who had obtained letters in the sports field could belong. Today there are twelve boys in the Varsity Club. These boys take charge of running the concession stand during basketball season. With the profit they make during the school year, they purchase Varsity jackets for themselves. Chuck Keough has served the office of president. The Vice President, Howard Corbin; the Secretary, Bill Green; the Treasurer, John McNeil. The head football coach, Robert Walker, served as sponsor of the Club. Last year, the Commercial Club was formed to replace the Future Business Leaders of America. The purpose of the club is to bring in outside speakers from the business world and to take field trips to various local business offices. This helps to prepare the Commercial students for their future careers. Membership is limited to Senior Commercial students. Meetings are held on the last Friday of every month in place of Business English Class. The efficient and diligent sponsor, Mrs. Stephens, is assisted by the officers which are; President, Mary Lou Snyder; Secretary-Treasurer, Carole Cable; and Program Chairman, Norma Schuckers. Commercial Club 1: Martha Welton, ina Reichard, Mrs. —aliens, Norma Schuckers, Mary Lou Snyder, Carole Cable, Janet Se-bring, Edith Jones. ROW 2; Shirley Hopkins, Shirley Reitz, Carole Brinker.Jean Byerly, Kathryn Clontz, Helen Osborne, Patty Sowers. ROW 3; Mary Wingard, Carol Bloom, Rosalie Webster, Marie Horton, Virginia Gearhart, Katharine Lent, Brenda Eshbaugh. ROW 1: Pat Michael, Martha Welton, Rose Plyler, Joanne Shingledecker, Margie Solinsky, Carole Cable, Mrs. Layman. ROW 2: Pat Sowers, Mary Ellis, Carole Brinker, Joanne Thrush, Louann Schade, Betty Mantzell, Sue Roman. ROW 3: Eleanor Campbell, Carol Bloom, Mary Long, Helen Osborne, Sandy McManigle. SUB-DEB TRU BLU The Sub-Deb was started in B.H.S. in 1937, at which time they were given their charter by THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL. Since that time, the Sub-Deb has been very active in our school. Twenty senior girls makeup thisclub. Joanne Shingle-decker has been President this past year. Secretary was Carole Cable; Treasurer, Rose Marie Plyler; Vice President, Margie Solinsky. ROW 1: Anne Malacarne, Donna McNeil, Peggy Allgeier, Joanne Thrush. ROW 2: Andee Lynne McManigle, Carole McNeil, Jayne Stahlman, Margie White Alice Gayley, Brenda Eshbaugh, Margie Solinsky, Janet Shaffer ROW 3; Patty Mitchell, Dorothey Campbell. Harriett Rothrock, Norma Richards, Carole Brinker, Jean Byerly, Evelyn Brosius, Gail Shingledecker. ROW 4: Rosalie Webster, Marie Horton, Joanne Shingledecker, Claire Fuller. Eleanor Campbell, Nancy Ellis. Tru Blu is devoted to making friends and having fun. This is done at hayrides, slumber parties and ice and roller skating parties. The President is Donna McNeil; Vice President, Peggy Allgeier; Treasurer, Joanne Thrush. BETA TRI-HI-Y ROW 1: Mary Ann Richards, Kay McAninch, Mrs. Margeurite Sharp, Donna Alcorn, Betsy Deemer. ROW 2: Barbara Stahlman, Ruth Ewing, Shirley Michael, Thelma Alcorn, Connie Tomski, Ethyl Hetrick, Harriet Brewer. Sonja Hillard, Judy Hetrick. ROW 3: Roberta Plyler, Sheila Ford, Louann Reichard, Shirley Kay Friend, Peggy Sowers, Barbara McKinley, Sally Stewart, Sue Daugherty. ROW 4: Sally Weaver, Virginia- Raybuck, Barbara Welsh, Pat McGinnis, Ann Deemer, Eloise Kline, Joy Wolfe. The Tri-Hi-Y consists ofgirls’ from anyclass in Senior High. Its purpose is to bringabout abetter Christian relationship among young people. They have fun at the same time with social activities and they help to sponsor the yearly football banquet. The girls get together every other week at the YM. Their capable officers are: President-Carole McNeil; Vice President-Barbie Crawford; Secretary-Alice Gayley; Treasurer- Laura Yeingst. TRI-HI-Y ROW 1: Alice Gayley, Carole McNeil, Miss Clyde, Barbara Crawford, Laura Yeingst, Louanne Schade. ROW 2: Deanna Reichard, Martha Welton, Norma Schuckers, Andee Lynn McManigle, Donna McNeil, Margie White. Ann Malacarne, Eilene Taylor, Janet Shaffer. ROW 3; Kay Rockey, Peggy Allegeier, Sue Unger, Sandy McManigle, Jayne Stahlman, Suzanne Roman, Doris Deemer, Sally McNeil. ROW 4: Barbara Guth, Dot Campbell. Pat Mitchell, Harriett Rothrock. Barby Stahlman. Thyra McAninch, Judy Monnoyer. LOVE IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE Cast JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The junior class really wowed” everyone Nov. 9th and 10th when they presented their class play, Love Is Too Much Trouble . Will any of us ever forget Jim Ruffnerin that black wig, and Barbara Hetrick as dean of women? And remember how hard the stage crew worked fixing the Poison Pot ? The entire junior class has good reason to be proud of it’s very successful play. Toasty Alice Gayley Connie Faith Kohler Joe Jim Ruffner Pinky Bob Love Shirley Dorothy Campbell Sugar Lou Dorothy McFadden Aggy Walter Spare Ebb Kay Allshouse Flo Sue Michael Mrs. Bates Norma Richards Dr. Pilly Joe Morres Miss Ross Barbara Hetrick Cliff Hayward Denny Snyder Monica Bates Harriet Rothrock ON FLOOR: Harriet Rothrock. SEATED: Richie Crooks, Mrs. Betty Stockdale, Walter Spare, Alice Gayley, Joe Morres, Faith Kohler. STANDING: Dick Park, John Fleming, Kay Allshouse. Barbara-Hetrick, Dorothy Campbell, Norma Richards, Betty Richards, Judy Monnoyer, Dorothy McFadden, Jim Ruffner, Bob Love. SENIOR HIGH MONITORS ROW 1: Barbara Crawford, Harriet Rothrock, Mary Lou Snyder. ROW 2: Joe Ferraro, Joan Sebring, Norma Schuckers, Peggy Algier. Janet Sebring. ROW 3: Russie Park, Jack Guth, John Atwell, David Olson, Kent Kunselman, Ronnie Stahlman. JUNIOR HIGH MONITORS SEATED: Pat McGinnis, Donna Alcorn, Sandre Leach, Bonnie McAninch, Betsy Deemer Jack Guth, Tom Stephens, Frank Brice, Chuck Haskell, John Atwell, Robert Stewart. KNEELING, Joe Ferraro, PROJECTIONISTS ROW 1: John Himes, Newton Nosker, John Kline, Ken McClelland, Floyd Himes, John Koper. ROW 2: George Snyder, Lester Chittister, James Shaffer, Stanley Johnson, Bob Love. ROW 3: Dave Daugherty, Walter Spare, Lester Deemer, Bob Henry. CANTEEN CLUB Officers John McNeil Harriet Rothrock Margie White Alice Gayley ROW 1: Miss Knupp, Georgia Wolf, Shirlee Carberry, Betty Boyer, Eleanor Strohm, Sara Lindemuth. ROW 2: Thyra McAninch, Rose Plyer, Margie Ray, Janet Stahlmah, Connie Gear. ROW 3: Marie Quinn, Mary Ann Shugards, Eleanor Barr. Bette Reinsel. ROW 1: Hazel Himes, Claire Bowley, Helen Osborne, Sally Steele, Carole Steele, Connie Steele. ROW 2: Shirley Tomski, Martha Harriger, Mary Lindemuth, Miss Knupp, Leona Emery, Pat Foulkrod, Mary Jane Mc-Millen. ROW 4: Janet Commons, Martha Stahlman, Shirley Simpson, Pat Swineford, Ann Forsythe, Ellen Himes. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 57 ROW 1: Les Shaffer, Bob Shields, George Snyder, Bill Thrush, John Himes, Ed Lindemuth, Walter Spare, Everett Shaffer, Perry Procious, Mr. Layman. ROW 2: John Koper, Vaughn Gilhousen, Joe Strouse, Bill Mantzell, Jack Hall, Jack Dempsey, Delbert Geer, Ed Waley, Butch Wolfe. ROW 3: Jim Irvin, John Kline, Jim Wingard, Ed McLaughlin, Leonard Syphrit, Hawley Travis, Blaine Shobert, Charles Kirkman, Chester Nolph. ROW 4: Gary Knapp, Don Schuckers, Grant Knisely, Dick Wolfe, Daryl Felton, Bill Lindemuth, Ken McClelland. Homer Ferringer, Melvin Gaston, Bill Caylor. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 58 BAND The B.H.S. Band, which consists of eighty well trained musicians, has provided a dashing note of color to many activities in Brookville. Also, the band has boosted the morale of the players at football and basketball games and has given the spectators greater enthusiasm. Some of the events the band members will long remember, especially the twenty-four seniors, are: Penn State Band Day, Spring Concert, Sesqui-Centennial, first night football game in Brookville. This term, the band is under the guidance of Jon McNeil, president; Virginia Eshbaugh, Librarian; Marge White, Historian; Sandra McManigle, head majorette; Dick Cochran, DanFiscus, Bob Kingman, Gordon Finnecy, Managers; Russie Park, Chaplain; and our superb director, Mr. Neuhard. All the members of the band, including the band front and our strutting drum major. Bob Pence, have endeavored to please the fans during the year. We praise the band for their diligence, hard work, and achievement. Band Officers ROW 1; Gordon Finnecy. ROW 2: John McNeil, Virginia Eshbaugh, Marge White. ROW 3: Dan Fiscus, Bob King-man, Dick Cochran. SEATED: Virginia Eshbaugh, Alice Gayley, Bill Wierbinski, Dan Fiscus, Howard Booser, John McNeil. PIANO: Marge Solinsky. TROMBONE: Bob Pence. STANDING: Norma Richards. Ed Plyler, Bob Pence, Russ Morely, Bob Shields. SEATED: Judy Brush, Bill Wierbinski, Eileen Taylor, Jon Noonan, Dan Fiscus, Glenn Byers, Kent Kunselmen. PIANO: Nancy Allshouse. TOP HATS STARDUSTERS The Top Hatters is a fairly new dance band, having been organized just last year. Their first public appearance was at commencement exercises. This year, the fifteen members were an essential part of the exchange programs. Their other activities included playing at dances, assemblies, and at other functions for which a dance band was needed. The Top Hatters will lose three members this year, and therefore we are looking forward to next year, and more music from them. Let music fill the air is a fitting motto for one of our dance bands, the Star Dusters. This group was formed nearly two and a half years ago. It has in its repertoire of music some one hundred songs. The Star Dusters have played for many dances. Some of these are: The Vet’s Club, Junior High Prom, The Grange and the Y dances. Their many hours of practice are appreciated by the students of B.H.S. We thank the Star Dusters for bringing pleasure through music into our school life. FLUTE QUARTET Harriet Brewer Barbara Crawford Carolyn Eshbaugh Linda Buzard SENIOR MIXED CHORUS ROW 1: Eileen Taylor, Donna Gluck, Helen Osborne, Laura Yeingst. Joanna Himes, Mrs. Baughman, Carole McNeil, Shirley Carberry, Martha Knapp, Beverly Snyder, Ruth Barnet. ROW 2: Jane Pendleton, Pat Foulkrod, Mary Jane McMillen, Edith Jones, Brenda Esh-baugh, Lillian Ewing, Margie White, Sandy McManigle, Carole Cable, Kathryn Clontz, Carol Bloom. ROW 3: Norma Richards, Peggy Allgeier, Norma Schuckers, Martha Welton, Deanna Reichard, Suzanne Roman, Mary Edna Ellis, Nancy McQuown, Myrna Apeary, Claire Bowley, Lou Anne Schade, Betty Lou Mantzell. ROW 4: John Morley, Dick Bennett, Eleanor Campbell, Carol Brinker.Jean Byerley. Pat Michael, Kathryn Lent, Mary Wingard, Matilda Snyder, Margie Ray, Joan Shingledecker. ROW 5: Ronnie Brosius, Dick Campbell, Gary Himes, Connie Hetrick, Rose Marie Plyler, Bette Reinsel, Mary Jane Haugh, Mary Long, Joe Ferraro, Dave Olson. ROW 6: Ronnie Miller, Lester Deemer, Bob Henry, Bill Mantzell, Joe Strouse, Dave McFadden, John Atwell, Dick Hillard. JUNIOR MIXED CHORUS ROW 2: Mrs. Baughman, Ronnie Gadley, Dave Daugherty, Linda Buzard, Dick Ent, Dave Fiscus, Tom McCracken, Joe Morres, Alice Galey, Sue Ungar, Lucy Park, Bob Boyer. ROW 2: Claire Fuller, Jack Byerly, Jim Ruffner, Dorothy McFadden, Leonard Syphrit, Leona Emery, Connie McDowell, Walter Spare, Betty Corbett, Judy Monnoyer, Nancy Yeaney. ROW 3: Gail Shingledecker, Diana Zahl, Flo Spangler, Evelyn Brosius, Nancy Emery, Carole Steele, Shirley Tom-ski, Eleanor Powell, Harriet Rothrock, Faith Kohler, Marie Quinn. SOPHOMORES MIXED CHORUS ROW 1: Mrs. Baughman, Doris Deemer, Emily Richard, Suzanne Knisely, Brenda Long, Patty Beatty, Connie Geer, Emily Afton, Sally McNeil, Nancy Baily, Joan Swonger. ROW 2: Steve Reinsel, Dave Daugherty, Betty Schreckengost, Shirley Haugh, Nancy Allshouse, Pat Boozer, Jean McCracken, Margie Harriger, Mona Martz, Leah Martz. ROW 3: Sandra Oyler, Judy Snyder, Peggy Reitz, Grace Yeaney, Shirley Simpson, Don Wilson, Jon Noonan, Bucky Erdner, Joan Zion, Sandy Coleman, Bette Hemmis. ROW 4; Shirley Bowley, Deloris Smiley, Barbara Guth, Diane De Berte, Kay Rockey, Barbara Stahlman, Bruce Reitz, Charles Hillard, Floyd Steele, Diann Smith, ROW 5: Louise Lowry, Nancy Newcome, Tom Reitz, Bob Shields, Ed Ellis, Dick Cable, Paul McManigle, Russ Morley, Dick Wolfe. GIRLS’ CHORUS ROW 1: Mrs. Baughman, J. Pendleton, B. Reinsel, M. I. McMillen, L. Ewing, B. Eshbaugh. E. Jones, L. Reed, J. Se-bring, N. Webster, C. Bowley, L. Yeingst, M. Welton. ROW 2: J. Himes, M. Ray, N. Richards, P. Allgeier, M. Ellis, M. White. C. McNeil, S. Unger, N. Schuckers, M. Snyder, L. Schade, S. McManigle, C. Cable, K. Clontz, C. Bloom. ROW 3: J. Zion, S. McNeil, B. Stahlman.L. Martz, B. Guth.N. Bailey, D. DeBerti, K. Rockey, S. Simpson, R. Brown, C. Eshbaugh, E. Afton, G. Yeaney.B. Crawford. P. Boozer. ROW 4: P. Sowers, N. McQuown, M. Apeary, J. Shingle -decker, B. Schreckengost, S. Haugh, N. Allshouse, J. Swonger, J. McCracken, M. Martz, M. Harringer, S. Bowley, L. Emery, C. Davis, L. Park. ROW 5: R. Plyler, M. Wingard.L. Lowrey.N. Newcome.E. Richards, S. Oyler, J. Snyder, P Reitz, D. Smith, S. Coleman, P. Smith, L. Stromyer, D. Smiley. G. Shingledecker, H. Rothrock, ROW 6: C. Hetrick, M. J. Haugh, P. Michael. K. Lent, S. Carberry, M. Knapp, C. Brinker, J. Byerly. M. Plyler, C. McDowell, R. Irvine, S. Miller, S. Johns, L. Buzard, D. McFadden, J. Monnoyer. ROW 7: B. Mantzell. S. Roman, N. Yeaney, L. Brosius, E. Taylor, P. Foulkrod, D. Gluck, H. Osborne, M. Long, B. Hemis, D. Deemer, C. Fuller, S. Tomski, F. Kohler, E. Powell. ROW 8: C. Steele. E. Campbell, M. Snyder. R. Barnett, B. Snyder, D. Zahl, N. Emery, F. Spangler, E. Brosius, S. Knisely, C. Geer, P. Beatty. B. Long, A. Gayley. S. Lindemuth. BOYS’ CHORUS ROW 1: J. Morres, J. Strouse, D. Olson, D. Hillard, J. Ferraro, J. Atwell, J. Morley, B. Haugh, D. Ent, Mrs. Baughman. ROW 2: D. McFadden, B. Henry, R. Gadley, L. Syphirt, B. Shields, R. Brosius, A. Foulks, T. McCracken, D. Daugherty, W. Spare, D. Bennett. ROW 3: D. Wilson, L. Deemer, C. Hillard, R. Wolfe, D. Cable. P. McManigle, G. Himes, D. Campbell, B. Boyer, D. Smith. ROW 4: J. Ruffner, R. Miller, F. Steele, T. Reitz, S. Reinsel, R. Morley, D. Henry, J. Noonan. D. Fiscus. ROW 1: Mrs. Baughman, Nancy McQuown, Mary Ellis, Lillian Ewing, Marge White, Linda Buzard, Carole Cable. ROW 2: Diana Zahl, Laura Yeingst, Johanna Himes, Carole McNeil, Sue Unger, Betty Reinsel, Norma Richards. ROW 3: Peg Allgeier, Lucy Park, Harriet Rothrock, Norma Schuckers, Sandra McManigle, Faith Kohler. GIRL’S ENSEMBLE The Girls' Ensemble is made up of twenty two senior high girls who like to sing purely for pleasure. Their only public appearance is at the concerts, but they can be heard harmonizing throughout the year. Informality is the keynote of the A Cappella Choir, for at their Monday night rehearsals, they made their work seem like play. However, the forty members certainly showed at the concerts that they had combined hard work with fun. A CAPPELLA CHOIR ROW 1: Ronnie Miller, Diana Zahl, Laura Yeingst, Nancy McQuown. Mary Ellis, Lillian Ewing, Marge White, Linda Buzard, Faith Kohler, Joan Swonger, Mrs. Baughman. ROW 2: Jim Ruffner, Kay Rockey, Johanna Himes, Carole McNeil, Sue Unger, Sandra McManigle, Mary Jane McMillen, Jane Pendleton, Leonard Syphrit. ROW 3: Dick Ent, Dave Fiscus, Peg Allegeier, Norma Schuckers, Carol Bloom, Patty Beatty, Dave McFadden, Dick Cable. ROW 4: Dick Hillard, John Atwell, Dave Olson, Joe Ferraro, Ronnie Brosius, Dick Campbell, Bob Shields. SENIOR BOYS’ QUARTETTE ROW 1: Dick Hillard, Mrs. Baughman. ROW 2: Joe Ferraro, Ronnie Brosius, Dave Olson. SENIOR GIRLS’ TRIO SEATED: Mrs. Baughman. STANDING: Laura Yeingst, Carole McNeil, Johanna Himes. ACCOMPANISTS Carole McNeil, Mrs. Baughman, Connie McDowell. 64 ATHLETICS • • Howard Corbin Bill Haugh John Morley Dick Bennett Bill Mantzell Jim Miller Dave McFadden Joe Strouse ROW 1: Bill Mantzell, Dick Ent, Dave McFadden, Bill Haugh, John Morely, Howard Corbin, Jim Miller, Joe Strouse, Dick Bennett. ROW 2: Dick Williams, Paul McClusky, Larry White, Bill Moore. Don Rachinni, Asher Galbraith, Jim Kutz, Gary Plyler, Floyd Steele. ROW 3: Paul McManigle, Denny Snyder, Dave Fiscus, Jack Hayes, Chuck Keough, Bill Green, Dave Hidinger, Robert Walker, Coach. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM B.H.S. Opponents 6 Punxsutawney 44 6 Clarion 33 6 Sykesville 25 0 Brockway 6 0 Ridgway 33 0 Kane 0 7 Red Bank 7 13 Union Jt. 6 7 Reynoldsville 34 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM ROW 1: Gary Plyer. Bill Hulse, Irwin Zitzelberger, Bill Morre, Frank Brice, Dick Williams, Jim Kutz, Larry White, Don Rachinni. ROW 2: Tim McManigle, Steve Reinsel, Ronnie Battaglia, Chuck Haskell, Mike Gadley, Larry Fen-stermaker, Dick McKnight, John Ungar, Ira Stahlman. ROW 3: Coach Siar, Jim Hetrick, Jack Irvin, Gary Melzer, Vern Bennett, Bill Snyder, Bob Kutz, Coach Yoho. Football Coaches Coach Yoho, Coach Walker, Coach Siar. Football Managers Allan Reed, Don Crawford, Jim Hetrick. We’re Gonna Fight We're gonna FIGHT We're gonna SCORE We're gonna WIN tonight We're gonna fight, we're gonna score, We’re gonna win tonight. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Sponsor--Mrs. Ewing Captain--Jane Stahlman Co-Captain— Martha Welton Victory Victory, Victory, hear our cry, VICTORY Don’t give in, come on let's win VICTORY! ROW 1: Martha Welton, Doris Deemer. ROW 2: Andee Mc- Manigle, Suzie Michael, Barbara Crawford. ROW 3: Jayne Stahlman, Mrs. Ewing. Grace Morres, Barbara Stahlman, Helen Bish, Norma Schuckers, Carole McNeil, Harriett Rothrock. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS We’ve Got The Hep We've got the Hep, We’ve got the Steam, We've got the Coach, We've got the Team, Pep, Steam, Coach, Team, Yeah J.V.'s Go Team Go Go team go, Go team go, Come on and fight, Let's win tonight, Go team go Richey Crooks Jerry Hepler Jack flalV Henry Huffman John McNril TEAM RECORD B.H.S. Opponents 46 Clarion 38 44 Union Jt. 49 48 Brockway 42 42 Sykesville 57 56 Kittanning 55 39 Oil City 46 28 Alumni 42 37 Sykesville 53 38 Kane 54 66 Ridgway 64 46 Bradford 71 44 Clearfield 56 43 Punxsutawney 44 45 St. Marys 34 61 DuBois 70 23 Kane 62 44 Franklin 58 38 Bradford 46 46 Clearfield 52 51 Punxsutawney 55 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Pts. McNiel 101 Hall 76 Atwell 5 Fleming 16 Guth 267 Hepler 233 Crooks 234 Huffman 0 Park 47 McManigle 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ROW 1: Richard Crooks, John McNeil, Jack Guth, Richard Park, Jerry Hepler. ROW 2: Henry Huffman, Jack Hall Coach Siar, John Fleming, John Atwell. ft Coaches Mr. Chilcott Mr. Walker Mr. Siar Managers Don Crawford Tom Reitz Dick Commons ROW 1: Paul McManigle Walker, Butch Mayes. Leonard Stewart, Regis McKnight, Dick Cable, Dave Henry. ROW 2: Bucky Erdner, Coach JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM ROW 1: Jack Irvin, Vernon Bennett. Larry Fenstermaker, Perry Prosuis, Bill Ellis, Chuck Haskell, Jerry Musgrave, Dick McKnight, Albert Bowdish, Clyde Kocher, Tim McManigle. ROW 2: Tom White, Bob Plyler, Bill Snyder. Jim Hetrick, Jim Strong, Jim Shaffer, George Wick, Bill Hulse, Jan Robb, Mike Gadley. 4 i - '1 A JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM BASEBALL TEAM ROW 1: Paul McManigle, Asher Galbraith. Richey Crooks, Dick Ent, Joe Strano, Ray Reitz. ROW 2: George Snyder, Don Swanson. Coach Siar, Don Raccini, Dick Commons. GOLF TEAM Jim Kutz, Lenord Stewart, Jack Guth, Mr. Phillips. PROPHECY Name Wants To Be Probably Will Be Usually Found Allgeier, Peg plant worker Allshouse, Ed Air Force pilot Altman, Amy a wife Apeaty, Myrna history teacher Atwell, John jet pilot Barnett, Ruth nurse Bennett, Dick mechanic Birtcil, Gary mechanic Black, Betty contented housewife Blair, Gary mechanic Bloom, Carole stenographer Bowley, Claire elementary teacher Brinker, Carol secretary Brosius, Ronnie in industry Brown, Harry mechanic Byerly, Jean secretary Cable. Bill Army Cable, Carole college girl Campbell, Dick mineral expert Campbell, Eleanor Sylvania worker Carberry, Shirley Brockway Glass Co. worker Clontz, Kathryn secretary Cochran, Dick auto mechanic Corbin, Howard engineer Crawford, Barb buyer Crawford, Don aircraft mechanic Cummings, Bob mechanic Deem, Shirley typist in Washington Deemer, Lester auto mechanic Deiner, Bob mechanical engineer Dempsey, Jack Army Dinger, Rex automotive engineer Ellis, Mary airline hostess Ellis, Nancy teacher Eshbaugh, Brenda telephone operator Eshbaugh, Virginia commercial artist Ewing, Lillian nurse Ferraro, Joe important Foulkrod, Pat telephone operator Gaines, Bob in engineering field Galbraith, Albert service Gearhart, Virginia telephone operator Gilhousen, Vaughn service Gluck, Donna nurse Guth, Jack in G.M. school woman spy at the Y snake charmer late for P.O.D. congresswoman with the cheerleaders a learned teacher at home Andee Lynn's husband Franklin Ave. making cookies a good nurse at Conifer circus clown with Don grease monkey in the halls famous author dreaming about her man mortician being serious the boss's wife where Joe is a tutorer laughing a model secretary in office practice room president of Gen. Motors with the fellows sports car racer working policewoman making friends in the middle of a harem looking them over a campus cutie at the shop digging rocks working on his car big executive in her dad's Chevy maid doing her homework commercial teacher transcribing shorthand henpecked husband at the Diner professional wrestler prompting Laura in Chem. happily married front seat in P.O.D. manager of the Browns coach's office a hair stylist loafing comedian out late manager of Country Club running from the girls a diet expert on the farm on K.P. busy an interpreter Knoxdale in the clouds in Pat's company a lady professor with Joan photographer's model cornered by the boys a second Hungerford in the Art room head of a charm school hot-rodding polygamist preoccupied future owner of Don’s playing a horn play boy riding around in the Guard House downtown gabbing giggling a movie star teasing a man hater thinking a golf champion playing pinball at Wes's 78 Name Wants To Be Probably Will Be Usually Found Haskell, Tom electrical engineer a live wire Studebaker garage Haugh, Bill in dairy husbandry milking cows blushing Haugh, Mary Jane airline hostess Dale's wife with Dale Henry, Robert traveler cab driver in his car Hetrick, Connie housewife housewife driving Hidinger, Audrey telephone operator a circus midget keeping from underfoot Hillard, Richard civil engineer the strong, silent type saying nothing Himes, Gary chemical engineer blown to pieces tormenting girls Himes, Joanne music instructor psychologist smiling Himes, John in the Army a waiter in his dad's truck Hopkins, Shirley secretary an efficient worker Green Valley Grange Horton, Marie Navy Dept, typist an admiral's wife typing for the ECHO Irvine, James in the Army a general in the shop Johnston, Basil apprentice in mold factory what he wants to be with Nancy Jones, Edith in commercial field teaching typing talking Joyner, Alice factory worker hypnotized all around Kennedy, Lorita woman Marine and pilot grounded playing records Kline, John diesel mechanic a porter around Knapp, Martha factory worker wife of a millionaire as a friend to all Koper, John farmer U.S. Sec. of Agriculture washing dishes Kunselman, Kent accountant watching figures unconcerned Lent, Katherine secretary on the boss’s knee with a cheery laugh Lindemuth, Dale heavy equipment operator fast” operator going to Brockway Lindemuth, Ed laborer political boss dodging homework Long, Mary at Sylvania chorus girl walking around McClelland, Ken laborer bus driver at school McFadden, Dave pilot air sick Reynoldsville McLaughlin, Ed Army A.W.O.L. with an underclassman McManigle, Andee buyer fashion model collecting money McManigle, Sandy dietician and caterer restaurant owner waiting for Turk McMillen, Mary J. beautician pulling hair writing to Jim McNeil, Carole musician concert pianist working on yearbook McNeil, Donna airline worker afraid of planes laughing McNeil, John doctor pediatrician trying to get ahead McQuown, Nancy commercial artist bubble dancer catching up on her sleep Mantzell, Betty Lou nurse chasing interns at Wes's Mantzell. Bill forest ranger a nature boy” driving the Buick Marino, Fred aeronautical engineer politician giving announcements Michael, Pat nurse woman wrestler studying Miller, Jim success coach on Walnut St. Miller, Ronnie in the Navy in the brig on Richards St. Morley, John game warden gambler Stercks Olson, Dave forest ranger Sinatra II Reynoldsville Osborne, Helen office worker color consultant looking at her ring Park, Russ doctor a mad scientist in the chemistry lab 79 Name Wants To Be Probably Will Be Usually Found Pence, Bob lawyer Pendelton, Jane elementary teacher Plyler, Rose nurse Ray, Marjorie nurse Reichard, Deanna airline receptionist Reitz, Shirley office worker Riley, Betty nurse Robb, Tom machinist Roman, Suzanne Navy nurse Schade, Louann governess Schuckers, Norma hospital receptionist Sebring, Albert educated bum Sebring, Janet secretary Shaffer, Allen farmer Shaffer, Bemie driller Shaffer, Janet a lady Shingledecker, Joan missionary nurse Shovestull, Jim nothing special Simpson, Howard state policeman Smith, Don nuclear physicist Snyder, Beverly factory worker Snyder, Mary Lou secretary Snyder, Matilda factory worker Solinsky, Margie advertising copywriter Sowers, Pat society girl Stahlman, Jane a college girl Stahlman, Martha telephone operator Stahlman, Ronnie commercial artist Steele, Connie housewife Steele, Harry in the Army Strouse, Joe football coach Swineford, Pat wife of millionaire Taylor, Eileen a music teacher Thrush, Bill millionaire Thrush, Joan photographer Webster, Rosalie secretary Welton, Martha secretary White, Marjorie English teacher Wingard, Jim veterinarian Wingard, Mary secretary Wright, Pat president of United States Yates, Carl engineer Yeaney, Ruth Anne nurse Yeingst, Laura nurse district attorney directing the band Bob's wife Sigel jeep driver out with the boys Clara Barton II with a book pilot's wife writing to Juniata cowgirl Emerickville the patient baby sitting something pumping gas a typist worried nite club cigarette girl eating housewife combing her hair hermit visiting Rex in 217 woman lawyer Knoxdale the man with the hoe at the square dances a truant officer in the office driving a tractor worrying about Dick librarian talking with Janet Rudolph Valentino 11 on his motorcycle replacing Howdy Doody in Tom Haskell'a car bachelor with Dick owner of an orphanage in 217 Miss America in Mrs. Bowser's office lady athlete dating foreign correspondent working on the Beam trapeze artist gadding around a voice instructor cheering Mrs. Walters in Corsica a bashful bridegroom on the road to Brookville old maid writing to Clarence owner of cigarette factory under cars coach at Notre Dame working at the Y a happy spinster on the late bus a frustrated musician in the bandroom broke on the farm writing advice to lovelorn rolling her eyes doctor's wife in Russie's clutches Florida debutante with John good-will ambassador rushing around cow puncher chasing the girls opera singer pondering over P.O.D. a Shakespearian actor bluffing selling coffins studying nagging wife in the Pontiac a mother at Louann's 80 SENIOR WRITEUPS MARGARET LOUISE ALLGEIER: Band, Girls’ and Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Canteen Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Tru Blu Vice-President, ECHO Snapshot and Business Committees, Jr. Banquet Entertainment Committee; EDWARD MAC ALLSHOUSE: Boys’ and Mixed Chorus; AMY LOU ALTMAN: Jr. Banquet Committee, A Cappella Choir, Ensemble, Mixed and Girls' Chorus, ECHO Business and Snapshot Committees, Library Staff, French Club; MYRNA LEE APEARY: Mixed and Girls’ Chorus, Art Club, French Club, ECHO Literary Committee; JOHN H. ATWELL: Basketball, President of 212, French Club, Boys' and Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Monitor, Jr. Prom Committee, Ensemble, Varsity Club, Stage Crew, ECHO Business Committee. RUTH BARNETT: French Club, Girls’ and Mixed Chorus; RICHARD WARREN BENNETT: Varsity Club, Boys'and Mixed Chorus; BETTY LOUISE BLACK: ECHO Snapshop Committee, Library Club, Girls' and Mixed Chorus; CAROL RUTH BLOOM: Band, ECHO Business Manager, N.J.H.S., Sub Deb, Commercial Club, Canteen Club, Jr. Banquet Committee, Girls' and Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir; CLAIRE ELIZABETH BOWLEY: Girls' and Mixed Chorus, French Club, Treasurer of F. H.A., ECHO Literary Committee. CAROL MARIE BR1NKER: Tru Blu, Sub Deb, Girls’ and Mixed Chorus, Commercial Club, ECHO Snapshot Committee; RONALD BROSIUS: Sophomore Initiation Committee, Mixed and Boys’Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Ensemble, Boys' Quartet, Vice-President 212, French Club, Stage Crew; HARRY BROWN: ECHO Staff, Jr. Prom Decorating Committee; JEAN LOUISE BYERLY: Commercial Club, Tru Blu, Girls’ and Mixed Chorus, BEAM Staff, ECHO Snapshot Committee. V. CAROLE CABLE: Girls’and Mixed Chorus, BEAM Staff, Ensemble, Sub Deb Secretary, Commercial Club Secretary-Treasurer, Library Club President, N.J.H.S., Canteen Club. WILLIAM HENRY CABLE: Canteen Club; ELEANOR G. CAMPBELL: Girls’and Mixed Chorus, Tru Blu, French Club, Sub Deb; RICHARD WAYNE CAMPBELL: Boys' and Mixed Chorus, Canteen Club, Art Club, Jr. Prom Decorating Committee, ECHO Staff; SHIRLEE CAR-BERRY: Library Staff,F.H.A., Girls’ and Mixed Chorus; MARY KATHRYN CLONTZ: Girls' and Mixed Chorus; Commercial Club, BEAM Staff. RICHARD COCHRAN: Band, HOWARD JOHN CORBIN: Jr. Prom Band Committee, Football, Baseball, Vice-President Varsity Club; BARBARA I. CRAWFORD: Varsity Cheerleader, Vice-President Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer 212, N.J.H.S., ECHO Pictures and Snapshot Committees, Jr. Banquet Committee, Ushers Club. French Club. Canteen Club; DONALD CRAWFORD: Stage Crew, Football Manager, Varsity Club; SHIRLEY RUTH DEEM: French Club, Canteen Club, Jr. Class Play, ECHO Business Committee, Band. LESTER LUKE DEEMER: Reserves, Projectionists, Stage Crew; JACK DEMPSEY: Football. F.F.A : ROBERT D1ENER: Jr. Prom Committee, Boys' and Mixed Chorus, Art Club, N.J.H.S.: HOWARD REX DINGER: French Club, MARY EDNA ELLIS: Band Front, Girls' and Mixed Chorus, Canteen Club, Ensemble, Jr Class Play, Sub Deb. A Cappella Choir, ECHO Literary Committee, Jr. Prom Committee. NANCY ANNE ELLIS: Jr. Class Play, Jr. Banquet Committee Co-Chairman, ECHO Pictures and Literary Committees, N.J.H.S., Girls' and Mixed Chorus. Ushers Club, Sub Deb. French Club Treasurer; BRENDA E-LIZABETH ESHBAUGH: Commercial Club. Tru Blu. ECHO Snapshot Committee. Secretary 214, Girls’ and Mixed Chorus, Monitor, Ushers Club; VIRGINIA LEE ESHBAUGH: Art Club. Band, French Club Secretary; LILLIAN JEAN EWING: Mixed and Girls' Chorus. En - semble, N.J.H.S., Class Secretary (Soph, and Sr.), Majorette, Student Council (Jr. and Sr.). A Cappella Choir, ECHO Editorial Staff, Jr. Prom Orchestra Committee Chairman; JOSEPH RICHARD FERRARO: French Club, Mixed and Boys' Chorus, Boys' Quartet, A Cappella Choir, ECHO Pictures Committee, Canteen Club. PATRICIA MAY FOULKROD: Band, F.H.A., Girls' and Mixed Chorus; ROBERT RALPH GAINES: Band, ECHO Snapshot Committee, Canteen Club; VIRGINIA A. GEARHART: Commercial Club, Ushers Club, ECHO Business and Pictures Committees; VAUGHN OTTIS G1LHOUSEN: F.F.A.; DONNA GLUCK: Girls' and Mixed Chorus. JOHN M. GUTH: Basketball, Golf Team, Varsity Club, French Club, Pictures Committee, Monitor; TOM HASKELL: Editor of the ECHO. N.H.S., N.J.H.S., Student Council. President, of French Club; MARY JANE HAUGH: Girls' and Mixed Chorus; WILLIAM ALBERT HAUGH: Varsity Club. Football. Stage Crew. Student Council; ROBERT E. HENRY: Boys' and Mixed Chorus. Junior Class Play. Projectionist. CONSTANCE IRENE HETRICK: Girls' and Mixed Chorus, Canteen Club. Band. Junior Class Play. Business Committee; AUDREY H1DINGER: Literary Committee, Library Club; RICHARD GENE HILLARD: Student Council. Boys' and Mixed Chorus, Boys' Quartet. A Cappella Choir, Junior Class Play. N.J.H.S.. GARY KEITH HIMES: Boys' and Mixed Chorus. French Club; JOANNA HIMES: Senior Girls' Trio. Mixed and Girls' Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Ensemble, Vice President of Home Room. Secretary of French Club. JOHN CHARLES HIMES: F. F. A.; SHIRLEY ANN HOPKINS: Commercial Club; MARIE ETHEL HORTON: Tru Blu, Commercial Club, Usher's Club, Treasurer of Room 214, Business Committee; JAMES LEROY IRWIN: F.F.A., Jr. Initiation Committee. BASIL L. JOHNSTON. JOHN KOPER: Cafeteria worker, Reserves, F.F.A.; KARL KENT KUNSELMAN: Dance Band, Band, Canteen Club. Junior Class Play. Jr. Prom Chairman; KATHARINE LUCILE LENT: Commercial Club. Girls' and Mixed Chorus; DALE LINDEMUTH: Army Reserves; ED LINDEMUTH: F.F.A.. Army Reserves. MARY JANE LONG: Girls' and Mixed Chorus. Art Club. Sub Deb; KENNETH HOMER McCELLAND: F.-F. A., Projectionist; DAVID McFADDEN: Football, Stage Crew, Boys' and Mixed Chorus, Canteen Club; EDWARD JOSEPH McLAUGHLIN: F. F. A.; ANDREA LYNNE McMANIGLE: Varsity Cheerleader. French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary of 216, Class Treasurer (Soph., Jr., Sr.), Junior Class Play, N.J.H.S. Treasurer, ECHO Business Committee, Ushers Club, ECHO Editorial Committee, Tru Blu; SANDRA KAYE McMANIGLE: Head Majorette, Tn-Hi-Y. ECHO Business Committee. Ensemble, Girls' and Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Canteen Club, Sub Deb. MARY JANE McMILLEN: Girls' and Mixed Chorus. F.H. A.; CAROLE LEE McNEIL: Junior Varsity Cheerleader Captain, Tri-Hi-Y President, ECHO Literary Editor, Student Council Treasurer, Treasurer of 216, Tru Blu. Girls' and Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls' Trio, A Cappella Choir, Ensemble, N.J.H.S. President. N.H.S.. French Club; DONNA JEAN McNEIL: Tru Blu Presi- dent. ECHO Picture Committee, Tri-Hi-Y. French Club; JOHN ALBERT McNEIL: President of Canteen Club, Band President, Junior Prom Committee. Varsity Club Treasurer, Basketball, Dance Band; NANCY LEE McQUOWN: Band Special Majorette. Girls' and Mixed Chorus, Ensemble, A Cappella Choir, Junior Class Play. Art Club. BETTY LOU MANTZELL: French Club, N.J.H.S.. Girls' and Mixed Chorus, Junior Class Play; WILLIAM MANTZELL: F.H A., Football, Boys' and MixedChorus, Canteen Club; FRED MARINO: BEAM Publicity Editor, Literary Committee of ECHO, Press Club; PATRICIA MARGARET MICHAEL: Girls'and Mixed Chorus, Sub Deb, Junior Banquet Committee, ECHO Snapshot Committee; JAMES E. MILLER: Football. Varsity Club President. Football Captain. RONALD LARRY MILLER: Boys' and Mixed Chorus; JOHN LEE MORLEY: Football. Varsity Club, Boys' and Mixed Chorus. President of 216; DAVID FRANKLIN OLSON: Boys' and Mixed Chorus. Boys' Quartet, A Cappella Choir; HELEN LOUISE OSBORNE: Commercial Club. President of F.H A . Library Staff Treasurer. Band. N.J.H S., Monitor. Mixed and Girls' Chorus. ECHO Snapshot Committee. Junior Banquet Committee, Sub Deb; RUSSELL MARTIN PARK: Band. Boys' and Mixed Chorus, Canteen Club, School Patrol, Band Chaplin, Flag Regent. EDITH MAE JONES: Commercial Club. Press Club Typist. Girls' and Mixed Chorus. ECHO Snapshot Committee; ALICE JOYNER: Cafeteria worker; LORITA MARIE KENNEDY: French Club; JOHN KLINE: F.F.A., Projectionist; MARTHA JEAN KNAPP: Girls' and Mixed Chorus, ECHO Snapshot Committee. 81 DONALD DAVID SMITH: Boys Chorus; BEVERLY SNYDER: Library Staff, F.H.AGirls' and Mixed Chorus, ECHO Snapshot Committee; MARY LOU SNYDER: Press Club Exchange Editor and Typist, Ushers' Club, President of Commercial Club, ECHO Snapshot Committee, Girls' and Mixed Chorus; MATILDA FRANCES SNYDER: Girls and Mixed Chorus; MARJORIE ANNE SOLINSKY: BEAM Editor, Stardusters Dance Band, Student Council Secretary, Franklin-Marshall Award, Tru Blu, Sub Deb Vice-President, Jr. Prom Decorating Committee, Girls' and Mixed Chorus. PATRICIA LOW SOWERS: Sub Deb, Girls Chorus, Commercial Club, ECHO Pictures Committee; ROSALIE JANE STAHLMAN: Varsity Cheerleader Captain, BEAM Sports Editor, French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Tru Blu, Ushers' Club, Press Club, Jr. Prom Chairman, Student Council, ECHO Editorial Committee, Canteen Club, N.H.S., N.J.H.S.; RONALD LEE STAHLMAN: Art Club, Monitor, Junior Class Play, BEAM Art Editor; CONSTANCE LEE STEELE: F.H.A., Jr. Banquet Committee, ECHO Snapshot Committee, Sesqui-CentennialPrincess; HARRY STEELE: Army Reserves, Band. SIDNEY JOSEPH STROUSE: Variety Club. Football, F.F.A., Junior Class Play, Boys' and Mixed Chorus; PATRICIA ANN SWINEFORD: F.H.A., ECHO Snapshot Committee; EILEEN MARGARET TAYLOR: Girls' and Mixed Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, Band, French Club, Top Hats Dance Band; PHYLLIS JOANNE THRUSH: Ushers' Club, Tru Blu Treasurer, ECHO Pictures Committee, Sub Deb. ROBERT L. PENCE: Top Hats and Stardusters Dance Bands, N.H.S., N.J.H.S., Argonauts, Canteen Club, Class President, Drum Major in Band, Junior Class Play; JANE E. PENDLETON: Girls' and Mixed Chorus, ECHO Snapshot Committee, French Club; ROSE MARIE PLYLER: Gills' and Mixed Chorus, French Club, Band, Sub Deb; MARJORIE RAY: Girls' and Mixed Chorus, F.H.A., Band, Art Club; DEANNA I. REICHARD: Commercial Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Ushers' Club, Canteen Club, Junior Prom Committee, ECHO Business Committee. SHIRLEY JANE REITZ: Commercial Club, Tru Blu, N.J.H.S., Tru Blu, ECHO Snapshot and Business Committee, Press Club; BETTY ANN RILEY: Tru Blu, French Club, ECHO Picture Committee; THOMAS ROBB: Junior Class Play; SUZANNE LOUISE ROMAN: Press Club, French Club, BEAM Feature Editor, Tri-Hi-Y, Sub Deb, Art Club, Girls' and Mixed Chorus, Canteen Club. N.J.H.S.; LOUANN SCHADE: Girls'and Mixed Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, N.H.S., N.J.H.S., French Club President, Co-Chairman of Junior Banquet Committee, ECHO Pictures Committee, Canteen Club, Sub Deb. NORMA JANE SCHUCKERS: Tri-Hi-Y, Girls'and Mixed Chorus, Ensemble, Junior Varsity Cheerleader, Ushers' Club, Program Chairman of the Commercial Club; ALBERT WAYNE SEBRING: French Club; JANET CECILE SEBRING: Commercial Club, Monitor, Ushers' Club. ECHO Snapshot Committee; BERNIE SHAFFER: Projectionist; JOANNE SHINGLEDECKER: French Club. Tru Blu, President of Sub Deb. Mixed and Girls'Chorus, N.J.H.S.. ECHO Pictures Committee. WILLIAM THRUSH: F.F.A., Army Reserves; ROSALIE ANN WEBSTER: Art Club, Commercial Club, Ushers' Club, Tru Blu, ECHO Business Committee. MARTHA LOUISE WELTON: Sub Deb. Co-Captain of Varsity Cheerleaders, Ushers' Club, Library Staff, Commercial Club, Girls' and Mixed Chorus; MARJORIE LEE WHITE: Senior Class Vice-President, Tri-Hi-Y, Ensemble, Band, Girls' and Mixed Chorus, French Club, ECHO Advertising Committee, American Legion Award. N.J.H.S., A Cappella Choir, Canteen Club; JAMES WINGARD: F.F.A., Army Reserves. MARY ELIZABETH WINGARD: Commercial Club, Ushers' Club, Girls'and Mixed Chorus; PATRICK WRIGHT: Junior Class Play; CARL EUGENE YATES: BEAM Staff, BEAM Assistant Editor, ECHO Editorial Staff; RUTH ANN YEANEY: Band, Ensemble, French Club. Ushers' Club, Girls' and Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Canteen Club; LAURA LOUISE YEINGST: Tri-Hi-Y, Ensemble, N.J.H.S., Junior Class Play. Girls' and Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls' Trio, French Club, Ushers' Club. 82 AUTOGRAPHS 83 AUTOGRAPHS msm . ............... lifliii! v«%%v.v.v. %w XwXv •V.W.V.V«V.V. y.%V«V.V •v� v.v v«v v«v •••••••• ••%•••• av.v .v.v. .y. , y.v. .v. iliilii! rv N. rmfr ■w.w.-.w.w. ADVERTSING Compliments of HOMER D and DAVID H. SMAIL — Insurance — CHESNUTT INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments °f Complete Insurance Service HASKELL’S STUDEBAKER 219 Main St. Brookville Pa. Sales and Service Housetrailers BROOKVILLE M. P. BOLGER INSURANCE AGENCY Plumbing and Heating 173 Main Street Robert D. Matson, Owner NO JOB TOO LARGE, NO JOB TOO SMALL Compliments STEELE ELECTRIC COMPANY Anonymous Brookville Pa. COMPLIMENTS HANLEY COMPANY SUMMERVILLE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF BROOKVILLE CREAMERY PRODUCTS BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Best Wishes to Class ’56 CROOKS BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORE BEST WISHES OF MEN’S CLOTHING SHOES LADIES’ READY TO WEAR DRY GOODS Phone 207-R BROOKVILLE, PA. OPAL AND WALTER GRAY Congratulations to the Class of ’56 Other than this we will just give you the same old line CANTEEN CLUB AMERICAN HOTEL Good Luck Class of ’56 For a Fresh Start Stop at a Hotel BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Y.M.C.A. Harold J. Sampson, Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OF Telephone 1200 SCOTT FURNITURE SPOTTS’ MUSIC CENTER Musical Instruments And Supplies AND APPLIANCE Paul Spotts “Your G. E. Appliance Store” 215 North Findley St. Punxsutawney, Pa. Main at Pickering Brookville, Pa. Phone 111 COMPLIMENTS OF L. A. LEATHERS COMPANY LINCOLN - MERCURY Brookville Pennsylvania ATTWOOD MOTORS Buick Authorized Sales and Service Phone 1164 200 West Main Street Brookville, Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF R D FURNITURE COMPANY Donald K. Reitz Furniture and Funeral Service Since 1900 REITZ FUNERAL HOME Phone 507 Night Phone 176 345 Main Street BROOKVILLE FLOWER SHOP Ronald M. Corbet 106 Central Avenue Brookville, Pa. Phone 60 Compliments of Phone 409 Cut Flowers and Plants For All Occasions REED MILLING Representative of NATIONWIDE MUTUAL Lulu, John, and Don Espy INSURANCE CORPORATION PATRONS Alberta Haag Schnepp John A. Cook Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hillard Marion and Bill Kelso Priscilla Ann Clyde Mrs. J. L. Minno J. L. Minno Mrs. Mabel Leech Alverta Smith James S. Long Lex McGiffin Hazel’s Beauty Shop Klines Feed Mill Wayne Wolford J. Herbert Bloom Hatten Farm Supply Maxine’s Beauty Shoppe Anonymous BEST WISHES CLASS OF ’56 Workmen’s Store Western Auto Weary Barber Shop Viesta Shoppe 6th Period Salesmanship Class A. Guyton Love Bros. Beck’s China Mart Sower’s Appliance Brookville Flower Shop Frank Shoe Repair Richard (Rick) Cable Appliances RUSSIE’S SUPER MARKET BEST MEATS IN TOWN YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT Rated One of America’s Best Weekly Newspapers By the Community Research Bureau SCHOOL AND SPORT NEWS Only Publication That Completely Covers Brookville Shopping Territory CLASSIFIED ADS THAT PAY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 From SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS INC. Television Picture Tubes Electronic Products Radio and Television Receivers Photoflash Bulbs Flourescent Lamps and Fixtures Electronic Testing Equipment Sign Tubing Wiring Devices Incandescent Light Bulbs Radio Tubes Forty-Five plants and sixteen laboratories in twelve states with over 26,000 employees. Congratulations To The Class Of 1956 from BROOKVILLE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OUR SERVICES: Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Christmas Club Accounts Trust Services Estate Planning Business Loans Real Estate Mortgage Loans Night Depositary Automobile Loans Collateral Loans Personal Loans FHA Mortgage Loans VA Mortgage Loans Safe Deposit Boxes Equipment Loans Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 256 Main Street Summerville Branch Brook vi lie, Penna. Water Street Summerville, Penna. Congratulations Class Of ’56 BROOKVILLE MANUFACTURING CO. BROOKVILLE, PA. Manufacturers of Brookville Pre-Engineered Fully Insulated Steel Buildings,‘ Compliments of FULTON CHEVROLET COMPANY BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA CHEVROLET k J. A. Edwards Visit CHRYSLER - BLAKE’S HARDWARE PLYMOUTH Established 1929 BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA General Hardware Supplies Philco Radio — Television Refrigerators Electrical Appliances — Records Paul A. Blake Sara N. Blake “Buy By the Bridge” Now, or in the future, you will be wise to consider our many banking facilities for your personal or business needs. Appliance Financing Commercial Loans Christmas Savings Savings Accounts Personal Loans Collections Property Improvement- Loans DUBOIS DEPOSIT NATIONAL BANK BROOKVILLE OFFICE Successor to the Notional Bank of Brookville “The Bank of Courteous Service” Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Telephone 114 223 Main St. Brookville, Pa. Life Insurance Loans Checking Accounts Travelers Cheques Trust Department Mortgage Loans Auto Loans Compliments IRVIN MOTOR PARTS June 1956 Dear Seniors: May there be many happy and prosperous years ahead of you, and always remember that you are welcome at Armstrong-Collier before or after you make your first million. Good Luck and God Bless You COMPANY “ARMSTRONG Cor. Pickering Madison COLLIER, INC.” Phone 42 and 43 Brookville Pa. Brookville’s Leading Dept. Store Compliments of “THE REITZ BOYS” RUFFANERS’ Jewelry Gift Shop Brookville Equipment 198 Main St. BROOKVILLE PA. International Harvester Farm Machinery — Formal 1 Tractors Trucks — Refrigerators CONGRA TULA TIONS FROM REITZ FURNITURE STORE DIXIE DINER “The Brushes” Dependable Furniture Since 1906 1956 Brookville, Pennsylvania WEIN’S Compliments APPAREL FOR WOMEN, of CHILDREN, AND GIRLS BROWN’S Phone 47 BOOT SHOP — Good Luck — Brookville, Pennsylvania KLINES Dry Cleaners We Do Our Own Odorless Dry Cleaning Alterations our Specialty Phone 922 For Pickup Delivery Diamond St. Thompson St. PLYER MOTOR COMPANY — Dependable — DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’56 THE AMERICAN, INC. Publishers of The Brookville American Everything in Hardware BROOKVILLE HARDWARE COMPANY BROOKVILLE Phone 51 PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of Compliments of G. C. MURPHY COMPANY PEL SHOE STORE 1956 “The Friendly Store” MORRISON Best Wishes MEMORIALS To The Class Of ’56 RUBIN’S Authorized “Rock of Ages” DEPARTMENT Dealer STORE Compliments of VAN LEER LUMBER COMPANY Brook ville Pennsylvania SHAFFER’S FLOORS People walk all over our business bui we like it! COMPLIMENTS OF RIVERSIDE MARKETS Armstrong BROOKVILLE REYNOLDSVILLE Linoleum and Tile DUBOIS Phone 598-W Shop Monday through Saturday Brookville Pennsylvania 9 to 9 Read THE PUNXSUTAWNEY SPIRIT Jefferson County’s Only Daily Newspaper Published Every Evening Except Sunday Patronize The Spirit Store Everything in School and Office Supplies Punxsutawney Pennsylvania Compliments of AUTO SERVICE STATION Oldsmobile—Cadillac Never Closed PAUL SMITH MEN’S SHOP Don Richards Curlee Suits Pendleton-Essley-Puritan Shirts NAME BRANDS” Hotel Bldg. Brookville Pennsylvania STANTON SERVICE STATION LEV IS and ROTE, Props. DAN SMITH’S ICE CREAM Gas — Oil — Groceries Miners’ Supplies Ice Cream — Soft Drinks — Tobacco BEST WISHES TELESONIC ASSOCIATES Paul K. Johns T-V Service, Accessories Brookvi 11 Mabon Street Pennsylvania N. D. MATSON SON Leading Food Market Brookville Phone 3122R24 Si gel Road Pa. Brookville Phone 52 Pennsylvania BROOKVILLE BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Ready Mixed Concrete CONGRATULATIONS KINGS ICE KREAM KASTLE We Make Our Own Ice Cream BEST WISHES CLASS OF '56 SANDT DRUG CO. Brook vi lie Congratulations From ZAHL’S GULF SERVICE STATION Gas - Oil Groceries — Meat Phone 889-R Brookville Compliments of KUHN’S MARKET Complete Food Market We Deliver Phone 756 or 6 SNYDER’S TAILOR SHOP Suits made to measure, altering, cleaning, and pressing Pa. Brookville Main Street Pa. PARK’S SPORTING GOODS CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES McCABE DRUG STORE Everything to the 229 Main Street for the GRADUATING CLASS Your Prescription Store “Sportsman” of 1956 Phone 1003 UNITED NATURAL Compliments of GAS MEANS-LAUF DRUG STORE MILES E. LONG Wallgreen Agency PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Brookvilie, Pennsylvania COMPANY 190 Main Street Brookville Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of FETZER BROS. HARDWARE BROOKVILLE PHONE 82 LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY HUGHES FOOD MARKET Home of Fine Food Brookville Pennsylvania Compliments of HENDERSON’S Dry Goods, Millinery Ladies’ Wear MAYES AND MAYES Compliments of General Merchandise Uniflow Water Softeners HILTON’S Oliver Farm Machinery DINER MOTEL Phone 19R2 Hazen Pennsylvania DONNOR and OAKES ESSO SERVICE THE Phone 65 FASHION SHOPPE 123 Main Street Drive in, please — Ladies’ and Children’s Wear Drive out, pleased. Personalized Travel for Perfect Travel Compliments of JEFFERSON-CLARION AAA MOTOR CLUB BROWN MEIGS C. BARRETT, Mgr. DENNISON, STAUFFER “For personalized travel. Attorney s-at-Law let your AAA arrange it. ” Brookville, Pa. Punxsutawney, Pa.