Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

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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

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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

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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