Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1971 volume:

t ■ . ft pi • . % We hail thee, Brookville High, Now and in future years. We sing our many praises To the school each one reveres. Forever we’ll be loyal To colors blue and white, And cherish fond memories Of our Raiders valiant fight. We hail thee, Alma Mater, And when youth has passed us by, Even then with fleeting breath We praise old Brookville High. We the Echo Staff . . . i 5 To you . . . THE 1971 ECHO Brookville, Pa. TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty ..................................... 9 Seniors .....................................27 Underclassmen ...............................53 Sports ......................................87 Clubs and Activities .......................115 Senior Directory ...........................152 Patrons ....................................156 mm : %s Xv!vX : v-v.v v.y, ■ f.y.v.yd • • • . X FACULTY Board Of School Directors Sealed - Dorothy Shaffer, Bruce MacBeth, Mildred McClain Board. Secretary, Richard DeMotte, President, William Ames. Standing - Dr. Howard Gayler. Dr. Mark McKinley, Alton Reitz, Thomas Stauffer, Solicitor. Raymond Bachelier. Missing - Hudson Smith Administration Rules With Rules This year, Brookville Area High School had an entirely new administration. Along with the new men came new policies. Some were gladly accepted while others were met with some opposition. The problems of the administration were many and varied to establish and maintain order. Ronald Giberson Superintendent Donald Freeman High School Principal Nicholas Soich Ass’t High School Principal Wilber Pendleton Assistant to the Superintendent Ruth Stoyak Administration Secretary Pat Galbreath High School Secretary Lorraine Browning High School Secretary Secretaries Manage Business Dorothy Chestnut Guidance Secretary The Secretaries are the business managers of the school. They take care of all correspondence, record filing, auditing and anything necessary to the functioning of the school. At times it seems that only the Secretaries know what is going on. They are the central tie between the other departments. Barb Kroh Library Secretary Gari Smith Administration Secretary Hazel McNeil Administration Secretary Jerri Jackson Audio-Visual Secretary 11 Business Has Double Duty The Business Department is the only department which serves a twofold purpose. They either prepare their students for college or teach the essentials that will be needed for a business career. This is one department which is not shorthanded. Maxine Stephens Ellen Rowan Business Education Business Education Coordinator Nancy Aikman practices to proficiency j Barbara Receski Business Education Charles Hawk Business Education Florabclle Schneider Business Education Guidance Leads The Way Melvin Riffer Guidance Mary Helen Haugh Guidance Kathryn Smith Guidance Coordinator Virginia Kutz Special Education The Guidance counselors provide an important function to the students. They help students with scheduling, selecting careers, and choosing schools. The guidance counselors also administer tests and deliver the results. Mrs. Smith helps Katie plan her future. 13 Fine Arts Discover Talents The Fine Arts Department enables students to explore fields of personal interest. The speech teacher helps students to express their feelings more clearly. The Art department lets artists uncover hidden talents. The Music department enriches the students with the sampling and the study of great works. Through the Band choir, many young people are able to perform on their own. Edward D’Aurillio Band Teresa Hopper Orchestra Richard Reed Music Mr. D'Aurillio teaches with participation Olive Alcorn Reading Grace Sterck Reading Julia Schreckengosl Home Ec. Jacqueline Fetzcr Home Ec. Practical Arts: Practical Developers Anthony Kitko Michael Koven Industrial Arts Industrial Arts The Practical Arts Department helps young people develop the skills of their hands and minds. The Home Ec. teaches girls the tricks of sewing and cooking. The Industrial Arts instructors teach both boys and girls how to use their hands in practical application. Reading classes increase the students ability to gain more from their reading. The lessons learned here will be useful throughout life. Frank McMillen James Pudlo Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Coordinator Robin Haines hammers hard. 15 Languages Bring Countries Closer The Foreign Language Department enhances our understanding of foreign lands. The foreign language instructors teach students interesting customs of other lands which they do not get from geography classes. These teachers keep students better informed of other countries. Winifred Lieby German Barbara Emerick Latin Miss Black takes her place at the head of the lab. Science Gives An Explanation John Marshall Physics John Mcster Chemistry Chem. Coordinator The Science Department teaches students the “Hows” and the “Whys” of the world around them. The Biology teachers explains many of the workings of life and absences of life. The Physics instructor shows the students how every movement can be explained mathematically. The Chemistry teacher helps his classes to understand the structure of their physical world and why it is so. William Smith Biology Mr. Mester explains a problem to Rhonda. Rita Humphrey Science N ancy Boyer Science Albert Mori Science 17 The English Department Strives To Improve Students’ Understanding Of Their Native Language Mrs. Pat Smith helps Ann Koven with her English assignment. Isobel Maslar English Coordinator Margaret Smith English riarvey Bailey English Journalism Betty Stockdill English 18 Pat Smith English Darlene Ishman English Martha Smith English Catherine Shannon English Mary McManigle English The teachers encouraged the exploration of major works of literature through independent research. Under the guiding hand of the English faculty, students are exposed to the culture aspects of the past and present humanities. 19 The Math Department Strives To Show Students The Practicality Of Their Surroundings. Julia Tronzo Math Coordinator Duane Caylor Math Larry McManigle Math The Math teachers explain why companies use certain shipping containers, how to divide land, how much to pay for a given quantity of merchandise, and why a tripod is so sturdy. They show how the magic of numbers can be seen everywhere around us. Student teacher Mr. Keller instructs seniors in trigonometry. 20 21 Social Studies Explores Culture Russell McGaughey John Anderson Sociology and Economics History Sco. Sci. coordinator Bill Elder History Dan Hoffman History Social Studies Teachers Explore Other Cultures The social studies department is one which covers a wide range of subjects. It covers such topics as Geography, History, Sociology, Government, and Economics. Each one of these is useless alone but together they are essential for everyone today. We must know where we are, how we got there, who helped us, what we must do to stay there and how we can better ourselves. The Social Studies can be summed up as the study of Man against Nature, Man against Man, and Man against Himself. Eleanor Ewing History and Geography 22 Bob Johnson Pa. History Patrick McQuigan History William French World Culture Lon Sebring U.S. History Librarians: Locksmiths Of Library Frances Benninger Mary Long Betty Elza Librarian Librarian Librarian Coordinator The Librarians are the locksmiths of the school library. Often a student wishes to unlock some great treasure of knowledge but does not have the key. The Librarians provide him with the key by explaining and demonstrating the use of such things as the card catalogue, the vertical file, almanacs, and reference books. After the librarians have taught him these things, the student can gain infinite wealth in knowledge. Mrs. Jackson and Mr. Rockey solve an A.V. problem A.V. Is School Nerve Center The Audio-Visual Department is the school’s Mechanical nerve center. They keep all the teaching equipment running, take and develop pictures, prepare tapes and filmstrips, and record and broadcast their own programs. Without the A.V. department, we would have to revert to the dull textbook method of learning. John Rocky A.V. Coordinator Frank Loncharic 23 A Sound Body Builds A Sound Mind The Physical Education Department is a separate division from the other departments. While others are working on the mind, Phys. Ed. concentrates its time on the developement of the body. They follow the idea that a healthy body leads to a healthy mind. The school nurse also works toward this idea. Her job gives her the responsibility for 1200 healthy bodies. Ruth Clarke Gym - Health Jean Wiseman Gym - Health Coaches anxiously watch their boys in action. Leslie Turner Gym — Health Helen Bennett School Nurse John Sain Gym Health 24 Custodians And Kitchen Helpers Are Valuable Workers The Custodians have a very important job, for they are responsible for keeping our school immaculate. It is their work which has given Brookville its fame for its beautiful football field. The school Cooks have an enormous job. They must supply balanced meals for hundreds of students 180 days a year. They also work overtime for special banquets and dinners. After the meals are over, the ladies still have the dishes to wash and the cafeteria to clean. Without the cooks and custodians our school could not function. Hard at work keeping our gym clean. 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That I a Senior be. I may have changed, but stay myself, I hope you all will see. Although I am a Senior, And have gained this place in life, I want to be a citizen. Be myself, to seek peace, not strife. I have gained this place, it was a fight, And with God’s help, it’s come out right. Now you all know, how I do feel. But this I must confess. It was my teachers, parents, friends. That made my life a real success. 28 Zenobia Ewing Diana Ames Nancy Ames Chemistry students uncover a few of Nature’s secrets. We Are; Belh Badgett Leslie Baughman 29 Toni Becker Judy Brooks Carol Boddenhorn Dale Boyer Carol Son Boddorf Nancy Bowley Shelvey Buffington Eva Jane Bullers 30 Sue sells saving stamps in the student store. Sally Birch Robert Berg One Equal Temper . . . We have finally reached the top of our school career. The twelve years which we looked forward to with doubt have now passed. We are now the Seniors; the people we have always looked up to as the “big kids” of the school. Somehow things are not as we thought they would be. We did not wake and suddenly find ourselves a year older, grown up, and ready to take on a new role. There was no great change in our size, personality, or relationships. We did not break into a year of fun, freedom, and glory. Everyone remained the same. We looked, talked, and thought in the same ways. Everyone remained the same. This year, we have similar problems to face and to solve. We are what we were. Larry and Todd saunter towards the bandroom. David Butler Barbara Cable Richard Carrier Rae Jean Chitcster Sheri Cole Mary Kate Conwell Linda Condron Janice Cook 31 Terry Cook Linda Crissman Doris Crosby Margaret Crosby A lot of pretty faces can be seen at BHS. Douglas Davis Richard Davis Alene Dean Pat and Jeanecn utilize the resources of the Learning Materials Center. 32 Of Heroic Hearts, 33 David Dinger Rhonda Dinger Jack peruses the news. Dennis Domres David Duncan Michael Droney Kenneth Doverspike Mr. Riffer hands Ted Harriger a Letter of Commendation for his high performance on the 1970 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Victoria Fike Dennis Fiscus William Fiscue Paula Flack Made Weak . . . Until now, we have been sheltered, provided for, and told what to do. Through five years of home life and twelve years of school, our lives have been planned for us. We can no longer rely on others to make our decisions. With all the knowledge we have gained through the help of our teachers we must take control of our own lives. Beth beams brightly. 35 Janet Fox Doris Geer Fred Geer Kenda Gelnett By Time . . . The Hungry hound hoagies. Hilary Gerg Jo Ann Greeley Walter Gutherie Shannon Harriger Larry Gromly Ted Harriger Ann Hetrick Betty Kay Hetrick Joseph Hetrick Larrv Hetrick Tom. George, and Barry inspects water samples. Patricia Hice John Hickox Deborah Hilliard Karen Himes 37 Thomas Himes Betty Hoffman Kathleen Holben Gordon Holt Robert Hulse William Hummel Sandra Irvin Mona Ishman Vicky Ishman Mark Jolley Jeaneen Johns Patricia Joiner Verna Kammerdeiner Scott Kelley Sharon Kelley Mark Kerr Gary Kahle Dale Kammerdeiner Candidates Fabian and Shannon But Strong In Will . . . Girls learn the skills of Volleyball in Gym class. Randy Kilmer Jeffery Leech Robert Lewis Barney Lindermuth Sandra Kunseiman Kelvin Lindermuth 40 Susan Ludwig Millie Mackey Edward Marshall Richard Mauk Dawn McKinstry Daniel McLaughlin Lester McManigle Cathy McNutt Kenda concentrates on Crafts. Charles Mechling Mike Milford To Strive, 42 Lu Ann wires a panel Leland Miller Robert Miller Donna Mumford Kathy Mumford Rose Nichols Ann Noe Jack enjoys gym. 43 Teresa Ogorchock Deborrah Oyler Floyd Phares Ralph Popson Seniors react differently to the Alma Mater Penny Ramey Donna Raybuck 44 James Raybuck John Raybuck To Seek, We must take great care and be strong in our decisions, for in the world ahead there is no room for the weak. If we are to get anything from our lives, we will have to seek out all we want to find. We can let nothing stand in our way. We must follow knowledge like sinking stars, beyond the utmost bound of human thought. James Raybuck Christie Reitz Fearless Fred finds himself alone in an empty hall Noreen Shovestall John Silvis Barry Shaffer Shirley Shuckers Raymond Shaffer Edward Scott Douglas Scullion Yeag” in uniform Rose Smith Russel Smith Nort ponders a problem Sue, Gretchen, and Diane become stumped by test Wanda Smith Eva and Butch study in comfort. Patricia M. Steele John Steele Students participate in annual Halloween window painting contest. Patricia L. Steele 48 And Not To Yield. Marsha Swineford James Tansey Mary Terwilliger Karen Thrush Denny Domres, Bob Barnett, Don Williams, and Larry Yeager assemble a radio. 49 Nance, Rick, and Ann react radiantly. Jeaneen Thrush Marybeth Valentine Jovial Judy is surprised. Joan Wat! Barbara Watterson support of seniors. Jack Warner Pep Rallies rally Raymond Voyer Donald Williams Michael Wilson Larry Yeager Gretchen Wingert Lu Ann Young Joseph Wilson Judith Wolfgang Walter Wiseman 51 Charles Smith Wayne Smith UNDERCLASSMEN Eleventh Juniors Near The Top The Juniors were met in September with the realization that they were finally the “Big Kids”. They were given responsibilities. They plunged into their annual magazine sale and one of the Juniors became the highest salesman in the history of Brookville High School. With the money they received from the sale they planned, promoted, and provided the ’71 Seniors with a magnificent prom. Even though they were admired by the remaining underclassmen those power hungry little devils anticipated being the 72 Seniors. Junior Officers — Tom Ferraro. Vice-President: Carol Hetrick, Treasurer: Ann McKinley President: Diane Milligan, Secretary. Becky Aik man Brenda Ames Sherry Ballentine Michael Barger Mary Jude Battaglia Pat Bauer Barb Baughman Linda Becker Walter Belfiore Chrystal Bell Judy Bell Mike Benigni Rodney Bowley John Boyd Ken Brewer Roger Brosius Vefma Brosius John Bucheit Diane Bullers Herb Bullers Gary Burkett Wanda Burkholtz Beverly Cable Cindy Cable Susan Caldwell Ruth Carnes Helen Chamberlin Margaret Chamberlin 54 Eleventh Barb Chestnut Jane Chestnut Jane Chittester Pam Chittester Marilyn Cook Judy Crain Allen Crate Kevin Crooks Steve Crooks Randy Cummings Wilber Dawson Susan Dean Jim Dennison Margie Dickey Tom Dinger Marilyn DuBois Shayne Duvall Denise Emerick Michell Emery Jean Farley Tom Ferraro Rick Fcnstermaker Ron Fenstcrmaker Case Ferguson Rhonda Fyock Reggie Gaunt Susan Geist Kathy Gelnette Mr. Harvey explains the management of the magazine sale to Ann. Nick and Mrs. Maslar. Eleventh Judy Goetz David Haag Jim Haney Judy Haney Marcia Heckman Roxanne Hcpp Lyndell Hetrick Jim Howard Wendy Hunter Donna Irvin Ken Johnson John Keener John Kells Ed Kite Juniors work with molten metal. Terry Knapp Karen Locxard Joe Lusky Jerry Lyons Susan MacKcnzie Rob Maeill Chuck Manners Debra Martz Sally Martz Scott Mathewson Rick McAfoose Linda McAninch Kathy McCabe Debbie McCracken 56 Eleventh Mclora McDaniels Ann McKinley Mark McKinley Janice McManigle Beth McMurray Betsy Milford Karen Miller Pam Miller Sandy Miller Susan Miller Diane Milligan Cindy Mohney Janice Mohney Barb Moore Concentration. Diana Moore Whayne Mum ford Karen Mundy Pam Myers Gerald Nichols Sandra Olson Jim Osborne Tibby Owen Carl Park Kathy Park Mike Parker Bruce Pierson Machell Plvler Karen Powell 57 Eleventh Ron Racchini Barb Raybuck Jake Raybuck Pam Raybuck Marilyn Reiter Bill Reitz Dawn Reitz Barr Shriver Mark Smathers Arthur Smith Becky Smith Carol Smyers Joe Snell Gwen Snyder Penny Songer Diane Spangler Bob Steele Mike Swineford Pam Swineford Peggy Reitz Mary Rhodes Dave Richards Kathy Richards Eric konning Cindy Ruffner Bill ocott 58 Chuck tackles his Algebra. Eleventh Man' Ann Thompson Gene Thrush Nick Trombetto Teresa Turner Kerry Van Acken Carol Varga Carl Velosio Pam Walton Lisa Wantje Greg Weddington Katny Welsh Terri'West Steve White Virginia Willis Sue Wonderling Jeanne Yates Glenda Yount Eric Zents Trudy Zimmerman Office aids assist in daily routine. 59 Tenth Sue Ann Aaron Ray Allshouse Rex Allshouse Roxanne Atcheson Joe Barkley Diana Basinger Georeie Battaglia Brenda Becker Rita Becker Merle Belfiore Linda Benigni Dave Bevendge Sophomores Become Active Tenth Graders found themselves starting at the bottom but with much more in their favor than they had before. They had more freedom in scheduling their classes. More clubs and activities were open to them. Tenth grade was the first year that students could participate in Senior High sports. Sophomores were held more responsible for getting their assignments and having them done on time. They were taught to become more independent in their thought and their work. Christine Birch Virginia Birch Carol Bish Cathy Boddorf Eric liower Laura Brosius Marty Brosius Leslie Bullers Dennis Buzzard Judy Buzzard Cindy Byerly Karen Byerly 60 Sophomore Class Officers: Leigh Galbraith. Treasurer: Cindy Emerick. Secretary: Joe Castner. President: not pictured. Joe Milligan. Vice-President. Karen Cable Randy Campbell Chris Carberry Tenth Joe Castner Blaine Clark Cyndi Cole Ernie Coleman Debby Condron Don Cook Mike Cook Beth Coon Delores Corbett Bill Crain Anna Craven Mary Crawford Dave Crooks Keenan Crooks Sue Davis Dorothy Dean Mona Deemer Gina Deemer Lisa Dennison Dick Diener Lorinda Dinger Mike Dinger Ron Emery Mike Fenstermaker Ten Fenstermaker Debbie Fields Don Fiscus Ken Fiscus Kathy Fitzimmons Dan Fleming Terri Fuller Leigh Galbraith Sue Gerg Glenn Geer Don Gilbert Ruth Gilligan 61 Tenth Toni Gleixner Don Grimm Patty Gunning Kent Haines Pam Haines Pat Haines Robin Haines Debbie Hamer Gail Hannold Kelly Harriger Penny Harriger Randy Harriger Terri cheers the team. Brenda Hetrick Ray Hetrick Debbie Himes Robert Himes Charles Hoffman Bill Hopkins Bill Huffman Peggy Huth 62 Saver stands sentry at the store. Tenth Irene Irwin Becky Ishman Jan Johnson Kathy Johnson Donna Jones Kathy Kammerdciner Pam Keck David Kcrchinski Randy Keth Craig Knapp Bea Knisely Joyce Kohr Vickcy Koladish Dee Dee Kroh Kathy Kunselman Mona Larimer Carey Leihcrt Craig Lindcmuth Jim Long Robin Love Sandy Love Smiths smile simultaneously. 63 Tenth Kathy is fascinated by Physics. Kathy Lvons Roxann Maihle Cathy Marshall Bill Marlin Linda Maxwell Bill Mays Mart)’ McDaniels Sharon McLaughlin Sherry McManigle Dawn McWilliams Michele Miller Joe Milligan Debbie Myers Rob Nortny Don Park Jack Pearsall Vicki Peterman Tom Phillips Kathy Popson Rose Preston Ruth Preston Harry Radaker Kathy Ray Bob Raybuck Patty Raybuck Don Reed Karin Reid Betty Reitz Connie Reitz Gail Reitz Randy Reitz Joan Rhodes Karen Rhodes Vicky Ross Barbie Ruffner Linda Saver Milly Schaffer Steve Shaffer Karen Silvis Dave Smail Roger Smith Kathy Songer Don Steele Melanie Steele Lu Ann Straw-Barb Terwilliger Carol Terwilliger 64 Tenth Debby Vandervort Ed Van Stcenberg Bonita Varner Cissi Voyer Dan Wallace Dave Watson Dan Williams Allen Wilson Colleen Wolfe Scott Young Jerri Yount Concentration. The Band brandishes brass. Ninth Ninth Graders Take On Responsibilities Ninth Grade opens up many opportunities. The students may choose electives in their scheduling. They can vote in and run for office in the Senior High Student Council elections. Ninth grade is the first year the classes become organized and elect class officers. At the end of the year, the ninth graders sponsor a spring dance for the junior high students. Ninth Grade Class Officers: Trish Rowan, Vice-President; Kay Doverspike. Secretary; Barbie Brinkley. Treasurer; Denny Bartley, President. Lila Bachelier Tim Bair Donna Banks Karen Barnes Denny Bartley Ray Bassinger Chris Battaglia Dan Baughman Darlene Beer Arthur Bell Steve Benigni Steve Berg Paul Blake Dan Blauser Bob Bower Marilyn Boyer Barb Brinkley David Brody Bill Brush Chris Burkett Jack Burkett Tom Butler Rick Buzzard Kim Bycrly Rick Cable Mike Caldwell Teresa Carnes Janet Carrier 66 Ninth Rita C'halfant Pat Chamberlin Dave Chesnutt Bi'bianna Chestnut Sherec Chittester Beth Clarke Sandy Cochran Harry Confer Andy Cook Gindy Cook Lisa Cook Frank Coon Sharon Craig Jo Ann Crain Ninth graders pursue their interests in industrial arts. Margaret Crain Robert Crosby Greg Crouch Allen Davis Annette Davis Tom Davis Rhonda David Mi mi Deible Jack Delp Guy DeMotte John Dinger Allan Dobson Jim Dougherty Kay Doverspike Cathy Dunham Emmit Dunham Rosalie Dun mi re Richard Erickson Bob Fiscus Debbie Fitzgerald 67 Ninth Kerry Geer Mike Gelnettc Ninth graders prepare casting molds in Metal Shop. Becky Gilbert George Gourley Bonnie Greeley Bryan Greeley Ken Greeley Donna Grubbs Kerry Haines John Hannold Dottie Hanna Alvin Heller Bob Heller Debbie Hetrick Barb Herold Janice Hetrick Phil Hetrick Sally Hice Dave Himes Pam Himes Sam Himes Cyndy Hofstetter Tom Hopkins James Huber Virginia Hughey Robin Hulse Nancy Irvin Donald Ishman James Joiner Sherry Keck Rhonda Kelly Vicki Kennedy SKerr Kite Karen Knapp Betty Kohr Ralph Kramer Dave Kunselman Donald Lemmon Patricia Lewis Debbie Lindermuth Geraldine Lindermuth Kathy Lockard Roger Long 68 Ninth Andrea MacBeth Eric MacBeth Craig Martin Barb Matson Cindy Mays Merla McAfoose Greg McBride Jeff McBride Bruce McClain Grace McElhinny Randy McGaughey Russ McKinny Bruce McKinstry Mike McManiglc Clarke concentrates on concerto. Greg makes use of his time. Joe McNutt Steve McPherson Lynn McWilliams Jody Means Tim Milford Brad Miller Cherry Miller Ivan Miller Man Miller Don Minich John Moore Tracey Myers Barb Nolph Rae Lyn Oh I Linda Olson Ramona Osborn Barb Owen Mark Page Gene Painter Mike Painter Rocco Pangallo 69 Ninth Christine Park Anne Parker Debby Peace Lindsay Pitts Allen Popson Denise Powell Ann Racchini Martin Rackovan Mark Ray Janet Raybuck Nora Raybuck Richard Raybuck Sandy Raybuck Harry Rernard Sandy Reinard Wayne Reinard Dave Rhines Don Richards Trish Rowan Sharon Say Joe Schnepp Lynn Scott Bill Shaffer Dawn Shaffer Drew Shaffer Mike Shaffer Tom Shields Rhonda Shoffstall Charlie Shrecengost Mike Silvis Theresa Slike Brian Smith Diane Smith James Smith Kevin Smith Margie Smith Teresa Smith Ed Snell Cindy Snyder Don Songer Patti Spangler Ronald Sprague Ginger Stahlman 70 Mimi mumbles mournfully when she makes a mistake. Ninth Jim Stahlman Dick Steele Jim Stewart John Stormcr Jim Sushereba Chrystal Swab Sarah Swiateck Don Swineford Len Thompson Cathy Thrush Cindy Traycr Debbie Vallosio Cathy Van Acken Tony Voyer Drew’ Wallace Rhonda Walter Dawn Walton Bob Watterson Joyce Weary Jeff and Kerry splice film for the A.V. Department. Rhonda Weddington Rick Wells Stephanie Willis Deobv Wilson Sue Wilson Bill Wingert Mike Wingert Terry Wolfe Delvin Yeager Brad Yeancy Mike Young Janet Zents Felix Zents Cindy Zimmerman Eighth Dale Alcorn Greg Allshouse Tom Allshouse Allen Ames Bonnie Bair Bob Ballentine Barb Baughman Linda Back Brenda Becker Greg Becker Debbie Bell Dick Beveridge Betty Birch Jeff Blair Andy ascends. Cathy Blake Greg Boddorf Steve Boddorf Gayle Broome Dave Brosius Brian Bullers Gary Bullers Gerald Buzzard Ken Byerly Jim Capino Cheryle Castner Ed Chamberlin Darlene Coleman Craig Coon 72 Eighth George Corbett Gail Cordwell Mike Crawford Fred Dean Ed Defoore Janice Delp Darlene Dempsey Paul Diener Bob Dinger Dave Dinger Mike Dinger Barry Doverspike Adi Ed gin ton Shelley Emerick Donna Emery Bob Estep Mona Fife Jay Fitzsimmons Ruth Ann Fitzsimmons Kevin Forsythe Ron Freeman Vicki Fuller PattyGee e Eighth Graders Fall Into Routine Randy Geer Alan Gelnette Cindy Gelnette Colleen Greeley Diane Greeley Nancy Grubbs Colleen Gunning Bill Hale Jean Hammer Kathy Harriger Katie' Harriger Mike Harriger Dale Heilbrun Debby Heller Cindy Hetrick Eighth Grade is a year of little change. There is not much difference between it and seventh grade. Classes and teachers seem much the same. Schedules are still made up and presented by the office, requiring eighth graders to take music and art. They look at the new seventh graders and can not imagine themselves being so small. 73 Eighth graders receive instructions in finer arts from Mrs. Ewing. Eighth Cora Hetrick Vickey Hetrick John Hilliard Mary Holliday Nancy Holliday Don Horton Susan Hummel Brenda Irvin Dan Irvin Mary Irwin Harry Iman Dave Joiner Linda Joiner Dorthea Jones Carol Kammerdeiner Tim Keck Lisa Kelso Molly Kennedy Mike Keough Rick Keougn Ed Kerchinski Peggy Kiehl Alan King Darla Knapp Mark Knapp Tony Koladish Jeff Kramer R. Kramer Mark Kraus Ken Leach Craig Lewis Lloyd Light Dave Lindemuth Philip Lindermuth Cindy Lockwood Jerry Lockwood Dan Long Don Long Jim Love Debby Lucus Jeff Lucus Tim Manners Debbie Marks Beth Marshall Susan Martin 74 Eighth Christy McPhearson Dale McQuaown Molly Martz Debbie Mauk Ed Metts Darlene Meyers Dave Meyers Gary Miller Mark Miller Mike Miller Randy Miller Andy Milligan Patricia Milligan Ann Mineweaser Melvin Mitchell Roben Mohney Denise Mohney Brad Moore Debbie Moore Mary Jo Moore Debbie Morris Steve Morrison Robin Mot tern Randy Mum ford Debbie Muth Paul Neill Sharon Nichols Carolyn Noe Cindy Ohl Doug Olmstead Rodney Osborne Joe Pangallo Ben Park John Pennington April Phares 75 Eighth Jeff Phillips Jennifer Phillips Melinda Pierson Derek Plyler Delbert Porter William Powell Richard Ray Nancy Ray Zane'Ray Rose Raybuck Paul Read Ron Reed Debbie Reinard Allen Reitz Patricia Reitz Kevin Reynolds Rodney Rhodes Wendy Richards Tim Rowan Paul Ruffner Debby Sarver Eighth graders improve their grammar. Lana Saver Rick Sarvey Vicky Schaffer Deb6ie Shuckers Leigh Shuckers Jeff Shaffer Lee Shaffer Ester Shields Walter Shields Tom Silvis Mark Singleton Brenda Slagle Robert Smith Robert Smith Brenda Smith Debby Smith Joni Smith Lori Smith Pam Smith Sue Ellen Smith Vickie Smith 76 Eighth Kathy Snell Ken Snyder Andy Steele Richard Steele Richard Stephens Richard Siraitiff Walter Straw Mark Swab Jeff Swigart Wendy Swineford Kathy Swonger Robert Taylor Roy Thompson Cindy Turner Mr. Kitko teaches eighth grade boys how to use the lathe. Ann Varner Mark Virgili Cindy Walton William Wazelle Brent Weddington Diane Wells Jeff West Cindy Williams Marcia Williamson Claudia Willis Susie Willis Cathy Wilson George Wilson Heidi Wingert Darius Wolfe Teri Wright Dennis Zimmerman Janet Aharrah 77 Seventh Seventh Graders Face New Surroundings The seventh graders walked into school the first day and found themselves no longer the biggest kids in the school but the smallest. They had entered almost a new world of schooling, in which they were counted in large numbers and had weaker ties with the teachers. The seventh graders dropped into strange surroundings with many mysteries but had six years ahead of them with which to solve them all. Lon A’harra Jock Aik man Mike Allshouse Lori Ames Esther Armstrong Betty Barnett Charles Barnett Rita Battaglia Robin Baughman Doug Beatty Kevin Bickle Brenda Bish Susan Blake Mary Ann Boddorf Sue Broome Jesse Brosius Lawrence Brosius Patty Brosius Clyde Bullers George Bullers Rhoaa Butler Steve Buzzard Tim Buzzard Marry Buzzard Karl Byerly Ken Caldwell Dean Carnes Diane Carnes Kathleen Chamberlin Karen Chittester Linda Clark Fred Clarke Karen Cochran John Confer Tom Conners 78 Seventh Molly Cook Brenda Coon Gary Crawford Diane Crooks Bob Crosby Candy Cummings Tom Curry Bob Dalmaso Dave Darr Marie David Jeff Davis Tom Dean David Deibler Ann Demotte Mrs. Boyer helps Jeff. Phil, and Barry with their Science. Darlene DeMotte Richard Dempsey Sandy Dempsey Darla Dickey Perrv Dinger Carl Dobson Mary Dougherty Kin Doverspike Bob Emery Janet Falk David Fike Jim Fike Tim Flack Becky Flemming 79 Seventh Sharon Flemming Glenn Fox Debbie Fye Joe Fyock Leon Fyock Tom Gadley Laurie Galbreath Audie Geer Mark Gibberson Dale Gilbert Kevin questions his Math. Don Gilhousen Tom Gilligan Mark Glinkerman Don Gourley Valerie Gourley Lee Greeley Bill Green Jill Green Peter Grubbs John Haney Jcannie Harriger Steve Harold Nancy Hetrick Ron hetrick Nancy Hicks Mike'Hilliard Brian Holbcn Dorothy Mae Huber Jeff Hummel Wayne Iman Sheree Irvine 80 Seventh Scott Ishman Cindy Jewell Brian Johnson Cindy Jones Pat Kammerdeiner Mark Kelgrin Patricia Kells Vicki Keth Beverly Keyes Linda King Pam King Judy Knapp Denny Kocner Jim Kunsclman Paul Lapierre Nancy Leach Barry Light Denny Lindermuth Ed Lindermuth Peggy Lindermuth Robert Lindermuth Kim Lucus Mary Lucus Todd MacBeth Lauri Marshall Bruce Martin Carl Martin Jeff Martz Bill Matthcwson Bud Matthewson Debbie Maxwell Jim McAfoose Wayne McCool Erin McLaughlin John McMillen Seventh graders view life through a microscope. Seventh Marian Mctts Marie Metis Janet Miller Jeff Miller John Miller Terri Miller Kelly Mitchell Carrie Morgan Lori Morris Kim Mosshurg Ed Mumford Scott Newhouse Sue Painter James Peppier Rodney Silvis utilizes the Learning Materials Center facilities. Rick Pitts Sue Preston Laird Raybuck Rick Rearigh Laurie Receski Peggy Reid Khnsten Reinard Roland Reitz Susie Reitz Richard Reynolds Shelly Richardson Patricia Ruffner Lonnie Sarvey Diana Say Margaret Scott Allen Seigworth Jean Shaffer Lou Ann Shields Marie Shields Ross Shobcrt Dan Shoffstall 82 Seventh Pam Shovcstall Jim Siblev Randy Silvis Rodney Silvis Joe Simpson Carla Singleton Kim Skalicky David Slagle Daryl Slimak Barry Smith Jeff Smith Marcy Smith Marti Smith Phillip Smith Peggy Smith Richard Smith Terry Smith Terry Smith Shirley Snell Darci Soich Doug Stewart Ulysses Switek Jefr Tabor Patty Thomas Booth Thompson Rick Thompson Pat Troutman Mike Voyer Home Ec. students listen to guest speaker Doug, and Bob complete science worksheet. David Weidig Robert Weidig Steve Wells Glenn West Mark Wingard John Wolf Mark Buck 83 What Teachers Do When Not Teaching Mr. Turner and Miss Lewis attend pep rally 84 SPORTS ’70 Raiders Capture “Little Ten” Conference 1st row — John Bockoras, Ken Doverspike, Larry Yeager, Scott Kelly, Doug Davis, Jack DeMotte, Fred Geer, Tom Ferraro, Roger Broscious, Dan Bowley, Terry Jackson, Randy Linkenfelter, Jesse Guthrie, Doug Hanna. 2nd row — Chuck Manners, Bob Berg, Randy Slimak, Walter Belfiore, Jim Dennison, Wayne Mumford, Rob Northy, Steve White, Dave Richards, Mark McKinley, Mike Benigni, Steve Reitz, Carri Van Aiken, Dan Wallace. 3rd row — Dave Smail, Eric Bauer, Jeff Leach, Mark Jolly, John Buchheit, Dan Fleming, Joe Barkley, Hud Gerg, Jan Johnson, Steve Crooks, Mario Kerr, Bill Kutz, Jim Haney, Ron Racchini, Tom Dinger, Keenan Crooks, Dave Crooks, Dick Diener, Ron Cook. Brookville Opponent 8 Brockway 8 30 Karns City 14 14 Keystone 6 18 Red Bank 0 26 Union Joint 14 16 Moniteau 0 32 A.C. Valley 8 28 Clarion 0 40 East Brady 6 Seniors: 1st row — Ken Doverspike, Hilary Gerg, Bob Berg, Doug Davis, Mark Jolly 2nd row — Jack DeMotte, Jeff Leach, Larry Yeager, Scott Kelly, Fred Geer. 88 Raiders Have Greatest Year This year the Brookville Raiders had the best record on Raider history. With their 8-0-1 record, they beat all previous Raider records. The team’s lire and dedication were overshadowed only by their desire to win. The coaches drilled and worked the team, trying to whip them into shape, and did. They turned out a powerful, smooth-moving machine that let nothing stand in its way. The boys put all they had into every game and carved themselves a place in Raider history. Captain Fred Gccr poses for a picture. Coaches: 1st row — Bill Elder, Vernon Schreckengost, At Lefevre. 2nd row — John Fleming. John Anderson, Lon Sebring, Jack Sain. 89 Spirit Surged With Each Win. Practice made perfect Rox rallies Raiders Each game was strongly attended, no matter how wet, cold, or far it was. All the practice, effort, and discomfort seemed worth it as Brookville claimed another victory. With each successive win mounted the spirit and readiness for the next game. Relief and joy were all too apparent as the Raiders turned over their final victory and claim to the championship. Loyal fans showed up in the pouring rain to see the Raiders drench Union Joint 26 to 14. 90 The Raider machine scrambles for the ball Raiders close in for the kill 91 Homecoming Was A Sentimental Occasion Homecoming court and escorts: Shannon Harriger and Ray Voyer, Fabian Duval and Ed Scott, Marsha Emery and Francis Barilar, Judy Galbraith and Terry Cook, Nancy Bowley and John Miller, Sheri Cole and Don Milligan On a sunny but cool October 24th. Brookville once again fulfilled tradition by crowning a Homecoming queen. The half-time performance was begun with the Marching Unit doing a drill to the Band’s accompaniment of “Love is Blue”. While the Band played “Georgie Girl”, the candidates and their escorts proceeded across the football field. The Choir dedicated a song to the court prior to the announcement of the winner. Then last year’s queen relinquishes her crown to the 1970 Homecoming queen. The Band concluded the proceedings with the heart-rendering Alma Mater. Last year’s queen, Judy Galbraith, crowns Marsha Emery 1970 homecoming queen 92 Kutz blocks a menacing opponent. Emotions prevail as the Band plays the Alma Mater. 93 “We Got Our Victory” Coach LeFevre accepts the trophy for the victorious season. After the Raiders won their final game, completing an undefeated season, a pep rally was held in their honor. Amid the cheers of the excited student body, the Varsity players and coaches received the highest honors. The students showed more enthusiasm than was ever seen in the gym before. Spirits were so high that classes were carried on only with great difficulty for the rest of the day. Varsity Cheerleaders presented Fred Geer with a victory cake for the champs. “We clobbered Union Joint 26 to 14. We said. ‘Nighty-night Knights. 94 “We got the ball so let’s go. Jr. High Football Team: 1st row — Bob Watterson. Mike Keogh. Mel Mitchell. Rodney Rhodes, Kelvin Reynolds, Don Horton. Randy Mumford. 2nd row — Dick Gadley. Tony Koladish. Allen King. Jim Dougherty. Greg McBride. Andy Cook. 3rd row — Tim Manners, Jeff Swigert. Rick Keogh. Denny Bartley, Tim Milford. 4th row — William Hale, Jeff Lucus, Mike Dinger. Don Richards. Allen Davis, Gene Painter. 5th row — Steve Burg. Don Ishman, Mike McManigle, Randy McGaughy. Steve Benigni. Dan Baughman, Paul Blake. 6th row — Bruce McClain, Rod Osborne. Dave Chestnutt. Harry Reinard. Bob Bower. Delvin Yeager. Chris Burkett, Dale McQuown. 7th row Drew Wallace, Marty Rackovan, Randy Geer, Greg Couch. Cheerleaders Increase School Spirit. Teresa Turner. Linda McAninch. Sue Wondcrling. Nancy Ames. Roxanne Hepp, Shirley Schuckers, Beth McMurry, Marsha Emery. Janis Mohney. The Cheerleaders are the steamen-gines of enthusiasm at school sports events. They lead the spectators in victorious cheers when Brookville is leading and keep their spirits up when we are behind. On many occasions, the Cheerleaders are the representatives by which the school is judged. Sponsors: Mrs. Emerick and Mrs. Turner. 96 Junior Varsity: Patty Raybuck. Sherry McManigle, Mona Larimer, Linda Saver, Karen Reed, Sue Gerg, Roxanne Maihle. Cindy Emerick, Lisa Dennison, Kathy Songer. Junior High: Lila Bachelier, Jenny Phelps, Tish Milligan, Beth Clarke. Ann Racchini. Terry Carnes. Rhonda Kelly, Cindy Cook, Trish Rowan. Cindy Zimmerman. Janis Weary. 97 Cagers Showed Determination. Kneeling: Chuck Manners. Mike Benigni. Bill Kutz, Rick Fenstermaker, Bob Barnett, Larry Reitz. Mike Swineford. Standing: Coach McManigle. Wayne Mumford, John Bucheit, Steve White. Joe Barkley. Jim Dennison. Jack Demotte. Scott Kelly, Fred Geer. The Basketball team saw a lot of action during the 70-71 season. After a tough start in the first few games, the team began to pick up and they showed real determination. The boys of coach McManigle put forth a lot of effort and practiced for many hours after school and on Saturdays. The team’s spirit, combined with skill and experience, made for an exciting season. Managers: Mike Cook, Art Smith, Ray Hetrick, Walt Guthrie. 98 1st row - Mario Kerr. Randy Cummings. Ken Fiscus, Jan Johnson. Keenan Crooks, Mike Parker, Mike Fenstermaker. 2nd row — Coach Schreckengost, Randy Reitz, Stan Larimer. Kevin Crooks, Ron Fenstermaker. Dan Bowley, Scott Young, Rodney Bowley. 99 Scrappy Raiders Never Quit Benigni bounds high for ball. Mild-mannered teachers by day become Super Scorekeeper and Cunning Coach by night. Kelly seeks to pull Raiders closer to victory. 100 Benigni leaps for lay-up. Diane dances. Cheerleaders inspire team. 101 Raiders Hussle Raiders reach really high. 102 Mascot whoops it up at games. Scott Kelly exhibits agility. A Sport Enjoyed By All Geer puts it up as Kelly waits for the rebound. Seniors show their spirit at a pep rally. 104 Junior High Basketball, 1st row - Dan Baughman, Mike Randy McGaughey. Bob Geer, Harry Reinard, Ron Sprague. McManigle, John Moore. Paul Blake, Tom Shields, Greg Drew Wallace, Doug Reitz. Crouch, Gene Painter, Tim Bair. 2nd row — Phil Hetrick, Seventh and Eighth Grade Players. 1st row — Dave Myers. Ken Long, Mike Crawford. 3rd row — Rick Pitts, Fred Clarke, Leech, Rodney Osborne, Doug Beatty, Brian McManigle, Ray Rodney Silvis, Jeff Hummel, Todd McBeth, Randy Geer, Tim Thompson, Mark Kraus. 2nd row - Brian Bullers, Alan Reitz, Manners, Tony Koladish, Allen King, Denny Cocher. Craig Coon, Randy Miller, Jeff Smith, John Pennington, Don 105 Grapplers Show Good Year Varsity Wrestlers: 1st row — Don Milligan. Joe Milligan, Gene Craven, Richard Mauk. Bill Crain, Allen Crate. 2nd row - Roger Brosius, Don Gilbert. Case Ferguson. Tom Ferraro. Larry Yeager. Doug Davis. Brookville’s grapplers had a very fine year. They took first place in the annual Christmas tournament by defeating Huntingdon, Brockway, and Cameron County. Throughout the year they supported their last year’s record by continuing to capture many victories. The anguish each man had to suffer by not eating, working out, and worrying about making weight paid off with their winning record. 106 Coach Elder and coach Turner. Junior-Varsity Wrestlers. 1st row - Rob Magill, John Miller, Ken Craven. Bill Smith. Herb Bullers, Dave Kohr, Pat Haines. 2nd row - Ed VanSteenburg, Walter Belfiore. Gene Thrush, Drew Wallace. John Bockoras, Steve Ent, Mark McKinley. Eric Bower. 107 Grapplers Give It Their All Mauk locks in on opponent. 108 Tom Ferraro waits his turn. Crate controls opponent. Bill Crain works on opponent. Joe Milligan tries for a takedown. 109 Raider Wrestlers Fight For Victory no Joe congratulates Bill on victory. Storekeepers monitor match. Craven tries to flip his man to his back. Rick hinders his man’s attempt to crawl away. Ill Wrestlers Have Fine Year Determined coaches and teammates are waiting for a victory. Coach’s daughter shows pride in the team. Tom and Gene congratulate Joe on a fine win. 112 Grapplers keep fingers crossed for teammate. Junior High Wrestlers; 1st row; Roland Reitz, Tim Rowan. Paul Ruffner, John Hilliard. Melvin Mitchell, Wayne Reinard. Dick Ray, Don Lemon, Steve McPherson. 2nd row; Bob Bower, Jay Fitszimmons, Delvin Yeager. Tom Silvis, Bob Wattcrson. Andy Milligan, Mark Page, Greg Boddorf. 3rd row; Dan Long, Jim Fitszimmons. Bill McKinley. Bob Smith. Audi Eddington. Lem Thompson, A1 Dawson. Ray Bassinger. 4th row; Russ McKinney. Doug Emery, Doug Hubler. Jeff Miller, Dale Gilbert, Bill Freen. v.v.w.v. . • • • • • • • • • ■ •.V.V.V.W'J CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Echo Staff Filled Many Pages Of Challenges The Echo Staff’s main and only activity is to compile and create the Echo. They spend so much time and effort studying and recording the school year that they are almost walking encyclopedias of the school’s activities. The Echo staff puts enough of themselves into the yearbook that it is an extension of them. Their work and frustration can end only when the Echo is completed and sent to the publisher for printing. Then they must sit back and wait for the delivery to see if their efforts were fruitful. Marybcth Valentine, editor-in-chief, and Becky Aikman, assistant editor, prepare the ladder for the 1971 Echo. 1st row — Becky Smith, Linda Benigni, Mr. William French, Advisor; Muff Ames, Ann Hetrick, Randy Hummel, Stan Larimer. Velma Brosius. Helen Chamberlain. Michelle Emery. 2nd row (seated) — Ann Koven. Beth Sushereba, Beth Badgett, Ted Harriger. Marybeth Valentine, Ediror-in-Chief; Becky Aikman. Assistant Editor; Nancy Aikman, Ann Noe, Ray Voyer, Mary Kate Conwell. 3rd row — Julie Shaffer, Pam Keck, Patty Raybuck, Linda Condron, Pam Miller, Carol Hetrick. Marcia Heckman. Pat Steele. Jeaneen Thrush, Sheri Cole. Sue Ludwig, Barb Chestnutt, Betsy Milford, Chrystal Bell. Diane Diebler, Judy Goetz, Judy Crain, Judy Bell. 4th row — Toni Becker, Lyndell Hetrick, Sally Martz, Diana Moore, Cathy McCabe, Jane Chesnutt. Karen Himes, Debbie Oylcr, Teresa Turner. Leslie Jolly 116 Junior Honor Society is one of the most traveling and educational clubs in the school. Every year, they hold several money-raising projects to sponsor their annual journey to a site of renown. This year, the National Junior Honor Society, Brookville Chapter, traveled to Harrisburg, the state capitol. Members help tape a program on closed-circuit TV. Prestigious Organization For Young Scholars 1st row - Cathy Blake, Barb Matson, Andrea MacBeth, Brad Miller. Pres.: Jody Means, V.P.; Mrs. Pat Smith, Mrs. Olive Alcorn. Advisors; Barb Brinkley, Sec.; Craig Martin, Treas.; Debbie Hetrick. Marilyn Boyer. 2nd row - Dave Myers. Katie Harriger. Sue Willis, Melvin Mitchell, Paul Ruffner, Tish Milligan, Alan Reitz. Mike Crawford. Bill McKinley. Rae Lynn Ohl. Trish Rowan. Kathy Popson. Mimi Dieble. Dawn Shaffer. Sec. 3rd row - Bob Fiscus, Kay Doverspike, Jim Shaffer. Bruce MacClain, Feliz Zents, John Stormer, Walter Shields. Lila Bachelier, Doug Olmsted, Alan Ames. Mike Dinger, Robert Taylor. 4th row — Debra Peace. Janet Raybuck. Bibiana Chestnut, Cathy Lockard, Lynn McWilliams, Diane Smith. Rita Chalfant, Cindy Zimmerman. Shelley Skalicky. Janet Carrier, Teresa Carnes. Rhonda Weddington, 5th row — Nancy Ray. Stephanie Willis, Bob Geer. Kerry Haines, John Moore. Mark Page. Steve Benigni. Alan Popson. Bob Bower, Dave Chestnut. Sub-Council: Introduction To Student Government 1st row — Don Richards, Tim Manners. Bob Dinger. Lisa Kelso. Barb Baughman, Melinda Pierson. Marie Shields. 2nd row — Merla McAfoose. Rhonda Kelly. JoAnn Crain, Cindy Zimmerman. Drew Wallace, Joni Smith, Patty Ruffner. Ann DeMotte, Sue Blake, 3rd row — Bill McKinley, Jeff Swigart, Rodney Silvis, Fred Clarke, Denny Kocher, Kip Doverspikc, Rodney Rhodes, Wayne Reinard. Steve Benigni, Alan Ames. Mike Gilnette, 4th row — Dan Bowley. student advisor; Mike Painter, Tom Hopkins, Susan Reitz. Melissa McMurray, Gene Painter, President; Kathy Blake, Vice-President; Jody Means, Secretary; Tish Milligan, Treasurer; Mr. Flicker, Advisor. Robert Fiscus. Sub-Council is the Junior High equivalent to Student Council. It acts as a ruling body over Jr. High club activities. Each year, Sub-Council sponsors a movie that is shown to the entire student body. In the spring, they hold a week of vigorous campaigning that ends in the election of the next year’s officers. President Gene Painter discusses Parliamentary Procedure with Rhonda Kelly. 118 1st row — Judy Bell. Barb Owen. Cindy Ruffner. Janice McManigle, Kathy Ray. Patty Lewis, Sue Ann Aaron. 2nd row — Randy Rietz, Kent Haines. Joe Castner, Rex Allshouse, Ray Basinger, Rick Wells. Bill Hopkins, Todd Kroh, Larry Reitz. Eric Zents, Ed Marshall. Julie Shaffer, Mr. D’Aurilo, Director. 3rd row Linda Hetrick. Lilly McKillip, Virginia Willis, Kathy Fitsimmons. 4th row — Robin Love. Jeana Dicner, Barb Baughman. Sally Martz, Kathy Van Aiken. Rae Lynn Ohl. Connie Reitz, Sue Davie. Mary Ann Thompson. Diane Milligan, Tibby Owen, 5th row - Barb Harold, Debbie Vandervort, Sharon McGlaughlin, Sherry McManigle. Melanie Steele, Barb Brinkley, Rita Chalfant, Lila Bachelier, Lynn McWilliams. Margie Smith, Janet Raybuck. Janet Zents, Ann McKinley, Kathy Richards, Sandy Lewis. Band: An All-Season Organization The Band is an organization with a double purpose. In the fall, they provide entertainment at parades, football games, and special ceremonies. During the winter, the Band presents concerts, has exchange programs with other schools, and plays at basketball games. The Band plays at all the pep rallies and helps with the annual musical production. The Band does not just work, though. Everything they do is spiced with a bit of fun and humor. The Band and Marching unit provide entertainment at Labor Day festivities. 119 Choir: School Entertainers The Choir is the school’s musical voice. Its members spend much time and effort spreading the melodies of new and old. The Choir presents many programs during the year, as well as singing at special ceremonies and assemblies. They also travel to other schools to present their concerts. This year, the Choir went Caroling through Brook-ville and appeared on television at Altoona in a Christmas Day concert. Programs presented by the Choir were creative. 1st row — Ron Emery. Dave Kohr. Joe Luski. Eric Ronning. Jack DeMotte. Dale Bover. Tom Ferraro. Allen Crate. Dave Beverage. 2nd row - Ernie Coleman. Dave Barkley. Mike Fenstermaker, Dan Wallace. Walter Guthrie, Ken Johnson. Chuck Manners, Russ Smith. William Hoffman. 3rd row — Jeanne Yates, Margaret Crosby, Patty Hice, Doris Crosby, Laura Brosius, Cindy Mohney, Kathy Richards, Becky Smith, Becky Aikman, Barb Ray buck. Margie Dickey, Sue Wonderling, Melora McDaniels. Janice McManigle. Mr. Reed, Advisor. 4th row — Toni Gleixner. Helen Chanberlin. Velma Brosius. Betty Reitz, Barb Ruffner. Penny Harriger. Mary Kate Conwell. Nancy Aikman. 5th row — Marsha Emery. Pam Keck. Karen Reed. Linda Hetrick, Patty Raybuck, Barb Watterson. Teresa Ogorchock. Lyndel Hetrick. Diana Moore. 6th row — Jeaneen Johns, Mary Rhodes. Alene Dean, Beth Coon. Roxanne Hepp, Peggy Reitz, Mary Watt, Mary Jude Battaglia. Fabian Duvall. Joan Watt. Lights, Camera, Action . . . It’s A.V. Club! The Audio-Visual Club performs an important service to the rest of the school. It helps to prepare and run much of the equipment used in the A.V. Department. A.V. Club helps record lessons and programs to be used in the school’s closed-circuit television system. They are also a great aid in delivering and returning projectors and recorders throughout the school. Audio-Visual work lakes the cooperation of students and skilled personnel. Audio-Visual Club. 1st row - Bill Read. Greg Allshouse. Kerry Geer, Duane Goss, Richard Davie, Ed Defoore. 2nd row - Ken Johnson. Harry Inman. Jeff McBride. Ray Basinger. Bob Raybuck. Mike Barger. Ken Brewer. 121 Future Philharmonics The Orchestra is an uncommon, but interesting addition to the school. Its members must be industrious and dedicated because they must practice for many long hours to master their instruments. Under the direction of their new instructor, the Orchestra served both the school and community with their delightful performances. Miss Hooper gives Jenny Phelps some finer points on violin playing. 1st row — Ruth Ann Fitzsimmons, Diana Wells, Mona Fike. Lori Ames. Jenny Phelps. Kim Byerly, Miss Hooper, Director: 2nd row - Jackie Work, Beth Clarke, Kim VanSteenburg, Bob Mohney. Dorothy Huber. Sue Blake, Sandy Walton. 3rd row — Kim Smith, Debbie Moore, Barb Baughman. JoAnn Crain. Barb Brinkley, Rita Chalfant, Lila Bachelier, Gary Kahle. 4th row — Richard Steele, Kathy Songer, Donna Irvin, Ann Koven, Roy Thompson. Brian Smith, Rick Wells, Ed Marshall. Mark Kalgren. 122 The Show Must Go On! Stage Crew: 1st row — Walter Guthrie, Ray Basinger, Don Grimm, Kent Haines. Drew Shaffer, Leonard Thompson, 2nd row — Bruce Pierson. Jerry Lyons. Bill Wingert. Jeff McBride. 3rd row Eric Ronning, Stan Larimer. Stage Crew is a group of boys that is rarely seen, but without whom most programs in the auditorium could not be held. They have the tasks of controlling the lights, operating the Audio system, running the curtains, and placing the props. Their effort which is seldom noticed is essential to smooth production. The members of the Photography Club are the school’s camera bugs. They assist Mr. Rockey with various photography projects. After taking pictures they must spend many hours in the dark room developing and printing them for the BEAM, the ECHO, and the area newspapers. Photography Club: Duane Goss. Andy Milligan. Stan Larimer, Richard Davie, and Bob Raybuck. 123 Boxie Builds Fellowship Clockwise from Center - Scott Matthewson. Barr Shriver, Dave Barkley, Ted Harriger, Ed Scott, Jim Rcinard, Denny Domres, Heinz Barilar, Mike Benigni. Boxie, which has always been called a fraternity, is not so much a fraternity as it is a fellowship. It is composed of a closely-knit group of Senior high boys who like to mix a lot of fun with their work. This year, they held a dance after a basketball game and were active in other school activities. Boxe Club members Scott Matthewson. Barr Shriver. and Heinz Barilar discuss possible activities. 124 Varsity Club Represents Brookville’s Best In Sports Varsity Club is the school’s athletic association. Its members are those students who have earned a letter in some sport. They hold sales and run the concession stand at basketball games and wrestling matches to raise money for their jackets. Members of Varsity Club hear a speaker during activity period. 1st row — Jack DeMotte, President; Scott Kelley. Vice-President; Nancy Bowley, Secretary; Dave Richards. Treasurer; Walt Guthrie, Rick Mauk, Dave Dinger, Jeff Leach. 2nd row — Larry Reitz, Bob Barnett. Larry Yeager, Nancy Ames, Bob Berg. Tom Ferroro, Janice Mohney, Susie Wonderling. Marsha Emery. Kent Haines. 3rd row — Sandy Love. Diane Zimmerman, Lyndell Hetrick, Pam Miller. Eric Ronning, Steve White, Hud Gerg, Cary VanAkin. Terry Jackson. 4th row — Sally Martz. Barb Morris. Jane Schuckers, Carol Varga. Beth McMurray. Betsy Milford. Bill Kutz. Ron Raccini, Steve Crooks. 5th row — Linda McAnich, Teresa Turner, Shirley Schuckers. Roxanne Hepp. Roxanne Maihle. Mark Jolley. Jim Dennison. 125 Auto Mechanics Jerry Chamberlin Ken Craven Randy Lingenfcltcr Dennis Nolph Carpentry Gary Becker Scott Bullers Rick Gilbert Greg Reiser Steve McAninch Chuck Park Doug Zimmerman Cosmetology Mike Butler Barb Cramer Debbie Dinger Theresa Lindermuth Data Processing Edna Allshouse Bob Battaglia Jerry Miller Didc Read Distributive Education Denise Huffman Susan Irwin Louise Knapp Janet Miller Ed Steele Drafting Bob Allshouse Mike Brewer Terry Bullers Dave Caylor Ron Ginger Mike Hofsetter Jeff Reiser Drafting Martin Scott Building Trades Wayne Flack 126 Food Service Susan Irvine Roxanne Sarvcy Vickie Sarvey Cheryl Smith Fat Smith Paul Smith Graphic Arts Kathie Dovcrspike Anna Hueffner Machine Shop Dennis Cochran Charles Shaffer Larry Slagle James Wright Metal Fabrication Mike Glinkerman Jesse Guthrie Jim McKillip Randy Miller Jim Pangallo Steve Shoftstall Craig Whitman Laboratory Technology Cindy Austin Paul Brody Linda Crawford Mirriam McCool John Mundy Carol Nichols Delores O’Harah 127 Girls’ Explorers Explore Careers The Girls’ Explorers is a new organization in Brookville this year. This school has the largest chapter in the nation. They devote their time to vocational investigation and service and welfare projects. This year, Girls' Explorers hosted numerous guest speakers who discussed career opportunity in the fields of Social work. Law, Nursing, and Commercial Aviation. They sponsored several projects, including a toy and clothing drive for Child Welfare at Christmas. Girls’ Explorers Virginia Willis. Roxanne Hepp. and Betsy Milford discuss plans for a speaker. Senior Girls' Explorers and Officers: 1st row - Becky Aikman. President; Sue Wonderling, Vice-President; Dawn Reitz. Treasurer. Kathy Mumford. Pat Steele. Beth Badgett, Margaret Crosby. 2nd row - Gretchen Wingert, Ann Hetrick, Sheri Cole. Diane Ames. Karen Himes. 3rd row - Rhoda Del Smith, Deane Enterline. Sandy Allshouse, Shirley Schuckers, Barb Watterson. Leslie Baughman, Teresa Ohorchock. 4th row — Linda Crissman. Katie Conwell, Diane Diebler, Shelvy Buffington, Pat Richards, Joan Watt. 5th row - Pat Rhines. Wanda Snith. Nancy Aikman. Karen Thrush. Debbie Oyler, Janeen Thrush. 128 Actors Anticipate Oscars Drama Club promotes stage activity and student performances. They spend much time working on sets, props, and costumes for their own production in the spring. In its first year at Brookville, Drama Club is very successful. Mr. Armbruster expounds on the many phases of Drama Club. I si row — (seated) — Mr. Armbruster. Advisor; Mary Kate Conwell, Vice-President; Todd Kroh, President; Janeen Johns. Secretary. 2nd row — Cyndi Cole, Shayne Du Vail, Beth McMurray, Leslie Jolley, Barb Watterson, Muff Ames, Mary Crawford, Becky Aik man, Judy Goetz. 3rd row — Teresa Ogorchock, Joan Watt, Mary Jude Battaglia, Beth Coon. Judy Bell, Diana Basinger, Debbie Hamer. 4th row — Janice Mohney, Judy Crain, Shannon Harriger, Sandy Allshouse. Brian Smith. Chris Burkett, Nancy Aikman. 5th row — Stan Larimer. Jackie Work, Jeff McBride, Leonard Thompson. Barb Herald, Mike Painter. Dave Barkley. 6th row— Cindy Emerick, Martha McDaniel, Linda Benigni, Don Grimm, Walt Guthrie. Mr. French, Advisor; John Steele. 7th row - Leigh Galbraith. Mimi Deible, Dan McLaughlin. Betsy Milford, Kent Haines, Bruce Pierson. F.H.A. Members Prepare For The Future 1st row — Toni Becker. Doris Crosby, Dottie Dean. Rulh Preston, Cathy Boddorf. Rita Becker. Patty Hice. Karen Cable, Rose Preston. Barb Terwilliger. Carol Terwilliger. 2nd row — Penny Songer. Karen Lockard, co-chairmen; Cindy Byerly, secretary; Virginia Birch, treasurer. Future Homemakers of America is a club dedicated to the American Housewife. The girls study and practice the different tricks of cooking and housekeeping. During the year, the members take a test to compete for the Betty Crocker Award. The winner from Brook-ville continues to compete against girls from other schools. Ruth Preston and Karen Lockard make a dress while Mrs. Fetzer gives her advice. 130 Jr. High F.H.A. 1st row — Sally Hice. Diane Carnes, Sandy Cochran, secretary; Cindy Mays, treasurer; Vicki Kennedy, vice-president; Sarah Swiateck, president; 2nd row - Janet O’Hara, Karen Cochran, Janet Zents, Robin Hulse, Pam Shovestull, Virginia Hughey, Molly Kennedy. Jr. High Pep Club Boosts Spirit. Mrs. Rowan explains the aims of Pep Club to its members. Explorers Serve School And Community 1st row - Bill Fiscus. Randy Cummings, Don Steele, Cave Kohr. Bill Kutz. Jerry Lyons. Larry Hetrick, Ron Rachinni, Art Smith. Bill Barnett 2nd row - Bob Lewis, Todd Kroh. Dave Dinger, Mark McKinley, Mike Benigni. 3rd row — Jeff Leach. Mike Droney, Chuck Manners, Eric Ronning, Joe Barkley. Bob Hulse, Stan Larimer. Tom Dinger. Ray Ishman. 4th row — Mario Kerr. Rick Mauk. Larry Reitz. Wayne Mumford. Ray Voyer, Bruce Pierson. Steve White. Larry Gromley. 1st row — Dave Barkley. Roger Brocious, Keenan Crooks, Doug Hanna, Steve Crooks, Randy Reitz, Bill Hopkins, 2nd row — Barr Shriver, Rex Allshouse. Bill Mays. Kerry Van Acken. Walt Belifore. Don Gilbert. Stan Ruffner. Gary Shaffer, Dan Bowley. Jim Reinard. 3rd row - Gary Burkett Rick MacAfoose. Leland Miller. John Bucheit. Kevin Crooks. Jim Haney, Gene Thrush. Scott Young. Explorers Broaden Horizons hi row — Mike Cook, Dan Fleming. Joe Milligan. Merle Belfiore. 2nd row — Don Cook. David Smail, Mike Fcnstermakcr, Bob Barnett, Keenan Crooks. Randy Kilmer, Larry Gromley. Don Milligan. )rd row Dan Wallace. Doug Davis. Larry Yeager. Kelly Harriger. Dave Barkley. Dan McLaughlin. Scott Kelly, Jim Reinard, John Miller The Explorers club is the most active service club in the school. Among their many projects were the work at the Memorial Home and putting up the Christmas decorations downtown. When not helping others, the Explorers have speakers come into the school to discuss different careers or they travel to factories and businesses to see the occupations in action. Another of their activities was a trip to Pittsburgh to watch the Steelers battle the Packers in the snow. hi row — Rob Northey. Sophomore class director; Terry Cook. Programs chairman; John Miller. Vice-President; Mr. Rifler, Advisor. 2nd row — Steve White, Junior class director; Bill Reitz, Secretary. 133 Activities Made Life More Interesting hi row: Melvin Riffer, History teacher; Shannon Harriger, President of Student Council; U.S. Senator John P. Saylor, Don Milligan, President of Key Club; 2nd row: Richard Davie, Ernie Coleman, Rex Allshousc, the three boys who made Mr. Saylor's visit possible; and Jim Dennison. President of Explorers Club. Mr. Clarke talks to interested juniors and seniors about Clarion State College. U.S. Senator John P. Saylor, through the efforts of Mr. Riffer’s Sophomore History Class, presented a speech to Senior High students. Mr. Saylor gave his views on current issues in response to questions posed by concerned students. Early in the fall, Mr. Alfred Clarke visited the school to speak to students interested in attending Clarion State College. He presented a general talk on the college, and then opened himself to questions proposed by the students. 134 Several times this year the Explorers Club performed services for the community. One Saturday in November, for example, ten members volunteered to paint the kitchen of the Memorial Home. The home employees were so pleased with the work that they asked the boys to paint the two adjoining rooms a bright yellow, too. So, a simple three hour job turned out to be an all day affair. The task wasn’t all drudgery, however. The grateful ladies served the boys lunch, and when they were through with the job they decided that there was as much paint on their clothes as on the walls. Explorers often do exciting things. This summer eight selected members went to the University of Colorado in Ft. Collins, Colorado, to compete in the National Explorer Olympics. Only three Explorer posts from Pa. participated, and ours was priviledged to represent Western Pa. The team had little success, but that was overshadowed by the great fun the boys had. A hi-lite of the trip was the Volkswagen bus’ engine blowing up on the way. These eight Explorers traveled to Ft. Collins, Colorado to compete in the National Explorers Olympics. The Explorers beautified the Memorial Home. Sub-Deb Forever 1st row — Marsha Emery, president; Pat Richards, vice-president; Linda Crissman, Mary Kate Conwell, Sandy Allshouse, secretary; Barb Watterson, treasurer. 2nd row — Nancy Aikman, Pat Steele, Sheri Cole, Shelvy Buffington, Shirley Shuckers, Nancy Bowley. Sandy Irvin, Ann Hetrick, Rae Jean Chitester, Marybeth Valentine. Sub-Deb, a Senior girls organization elected and initiated ten new senior girls at the beginning of the year. The new girls were required to wear a nightgown over their school clothes, carry a baby doll, bow down to and feed candy to the old members, and wear the traditional “Sub-Deb Forever” sign. 136 Officers plan the official initiation. Tru-Blu began the ’71 school year by initiating ten Junior girls. Their initiation consisted of a day in school when the new members dressed in their father’s old pants, wore high-heels, their hair in braids, and a bandaid on their chin. Tru-Blu acts to unite Junior and Senior girls in service efforts. Tru-Blu tries new ideas. Tru-Blu Promotes Friendship. 1st row — Nancy Bowley, Pat Richards. Debbie Hilliard. Ann Hetrick, President; Shelvy Buffington, Vice President; Gretchen Wingert, Secretary Treasurer; Beth Badgett, Marsha Emery. 2nd row — Carol Hetrick, Becky Aikman, Roxanne Hepp. Ann McKinley, Cindy Ruffner, Sue Wonderling, Linda McAninch, Diana Moore, Teresa Turner. 137 Our Children’s Leaders 1st row — Marybeth Valentine. President; Pat Richards. Vice-President; Beth Badgett. Secretary; Dawn Reitz, Treasurer. 2nd row — Shirley Schuckers. Ann McKinley, Marsha Emery, Larry Reitz, Terry Cook. John Miller, Barb Watterson, Teresa Turner, Diana Moore, Ann Hetrick, Diane Bullers, Diane Spangler. Margie Dickey, Gwen Snyder, Nancy Bouley. Judy Bell. 3rd row - Kathy Mumford, Chrystal Ball, Diane Diebler, Todd Kroh. Don Milligan. Barb Ruffner. Mona Larimer. Shelvy Buffington. Debbie Oyler, Carol Varga, Janice McManigle, Leslil Jolley, Linda Hetrick. Beth McMurray. Brenda Ames, Mary Jude Battaglia. 4th row — Mary Rhodes, Susan Mackenzie, Gretchen Wingert, Mr. Russell McGaughey, Advisor; Pam Chittestcr, Margaret Reitz, Linda Becker, Linda Savor, Cindy Ruffner. Future Teachers is made up of students interested in entering the field of teaching. They host guest speakers who come to the school to discuss the many different openings and aspects of teaching. Each year the Senior members go to the elementary schools to observe teachers in the actual classroom situation. This gives them more of an idea what to look forward to in their careers. Mr. Freeman faces Future Teachers. 138 Future Nurses Have Healing Hands ht row — Kcnda Gelnett. Marsha Emery, Barb Moore, Sally Birch, Carol Hetrick, Doris Crosby, Nancy Ames, Kathy Songer, Pat Steele, Cindy Mohney. 2nd row — Mrs. Bennet. Donna Mumford, Dawn McKinstry, Laura Brosious, Alene Dean. Pam Swinford. Future Nurses consists of girls who plan to enter a medical career. Each year they travel to hospitals to watch medical personnel in action. At Christmas, the Future Nurses prepare gift baskets to be given to needy families in the area. Mrs. Bennett shows Shannon how to use the scales while Carol records her height and weight. Kcnda and Pam file records for the Health Office. Chess Is A Mind Stumper Chess Club members are those students interested in the ancient game of chess. They meet to discuss new chess problems and practice up on their game. As the year passes, competition grows tougher as each member becomes more of an expert at the game. Concentration could be the key. 1st row — Richard Beveridge, Dick Ray. Paul Ruffner. Bill McKinley. John Hilliard, Alan Gelnette, Craig Coon. 2nd row Alan Reitz. Harry Iman. Lloyd Light. Mark Knapp. Dave Kerchinsky. Greg Boddorf. 3rd row — Derek Plyler. Scott Gilhousen. Jim Carpino. Ed Chamberlin, Jeff Blair, Mike Caldwell. 4th row — Dale Gilbert. Bob Haines. Butch Gilbert. Merle Belfiore, Melvin Mitchell. Kerry Geer. Jay Fitzsimmons. 5th row - Craig Knapp. Betty Kay Hetrick, Secretary; Laird Raybuck. Peter Grubbs. 140 Fly Tying Club is made up of sportsmen who enjoy the outdoors and the exciting sport of fishing. The members meet to study new types of flies and to brush up on their technique. Their fun at the meetings is only the beginning of the enjoyment they find on a fast-moving trout stream. Boys discuss the techniques of Fly tying. Fly Tying Enjoys Nature 1st row Joe Lussky. David Haag. John Boyd, Ed Kite. 2nd row - Ken Johnson, Don Dolloff Bob Raybuck. Bill Hopkins. Mr. McQuiggan, advisor. 141 Francais Groupe 1st row — Rob Northey, Ray Ishman, Jim Dennison. President; Ann McKinley. Vice-President; Kathy Johnson. Secretary; Dan Bowley, Treasurer. 2nd row — Elaine Emery, Karen Maxwell, Kathy Fitzsimmons, Sherry McManigle. Debbie Vandervort, Rol ert Himes. Mike Zimmerman, Bill Dickey. 3rd row — Marilyn Cook, Chrvstal Bell, Rose Smith, Kathy Muinford. Diane Span- gler. Margie Dickey. Cindy Ruffner. 4th row — Brenda Hetrick. Chris Birch, Kathy Kunselman, Kathy Marshall, Mary Crawford, Marv Wall, Eric Shaffer. 5th row — John Buchheit, Steve Crooks, Roxanne Maihle, Keenan Crooks, Ken Fiscus, Don Cook, Walt Guthrie, Mike Dinger. French II spends most of its time learning constructions and French grammar. Each year French II holds a candy sale in which it peddles home-made fudge. They use this revenue to sponsor a trip to Pittsburgh in the spring. At the end of the year French II holds a Soiree at which French I serves. Kathy. Ann and Sandy discuss their French lesson. Advanced Learners Of Fluent French lstrow - Dave Richards. President; Bruce Pierson, Vice-President; Becky Smith. Secretary-Treasurer. 2nd row Mark McKinley, Katie Conwell, Janeen Johns, Sherrv Ballentine, Rhonda Dinger Ird row - Stan Ruffner. Nick Trombetto, Dave Kohr. Nancy Aikman. 4th row - Tom Dinger Jack DcMotte, Chuck Manners French III concentrates on conversation and the study of France and its people. They hold a White Elephant sale to raise money for a trip to Pittsburgh. At the initiation of French II, French III also attends the Soiree. Dave and Stan concentrate on their French lesson. 143 1st row — Jim Dennison, Treasurer; Bill Reitz, Secretary; Don Milligan, President; John Miller, Vice-President. 2nd row — Mr. Melvin Riffer, Advisor; Randy Kilmer, Eric Ronning, Jack De-Motte, Bill Kutz, Ron Racchine, Steve Crooks, Cary VanAkin, Jan Johnson, Rob Northey, Hud Gerg, Dan McLaughlin. 3rd row — Bob Lewis, Mike Droney, Larry Reitz, Bob Barnett, Rick Mauk, Ed Mohney, Stan Ruffner, Barr Shriver, Gary Shaffer, Dave Barkley, Kevin Crooks, Gene Thrush, Terry Cook, Larry Gromley, Joe Castner Key Club — Community Servant Key Club, sponsored by Kiwanis, is a club devoted to community service. They conduct such projects as painting fire hydrants, holding a clothing drive, and helping in the Radio-thon to raise money for the Memorial Home. They also hold a faculty basketball game which is a highlight of the year. Key Club officers notice something interesting. Mel misses out. BEAM Staff — School Informers The BEAM Staff serves many functions with its weekly publications of the BEAM. They keep the students and teachers posted on recent school activities and events. They also inform their readers of news from the past and what to expect in the future. The BEAM Staff provides a variety for everyone: Sports shorts for the fans; Fashion tips for the fashion conscious; Letters to the Editor for the civil-minded; literary critics are supplied with poetry; and even the most solemn have to laugh at the BEAM'S stale jokes. Sue Ludwig and Gary Stormer. Editor, work on the BEAM. 1st row — Larry Reitz, John Miller, Nancy Bowley, Sports Editors; Janice Mohney, Exchange Editor; Bob Hulse. Business Manager; 2nd row — Debbie Hilliard. Typist; Becky Aikman, News Editor; Fabian DuVall. Art Editor; Lesley Jolly, Page 2 Editor; Muff Ames, Linda Benigni, Feature Editors; Beth Bad- gett. News Editor. Christy Reitz. Typist. 3rd row — Dan McGlaughlin. Diane Deibler, Sandy Allshouse, Typist; Shayne DuVall. Kelly Harriger, Russell Smith. Ruth Ginger, Mr. Harvey Bailey. Advisor. 145 Honor Society Members — Academic Leaders 1st row - Sheri Cole, President; Ted Harriger, Vice-President; Christie Reitz, Secretary; Ray Voyer, Treasurer; 2nd row - Mr. Russel McGaughey, advisor; Rick Mauk. Dale Boyer. Walter Wiseman. Dave Dinger. Stan Ruffner. Jeff Leach. Ed Marshal, Mrs. Margaret B. Smith. Advisor; 3rd row — Marybeth Valentine, Cheryl Moore. Larry Yeager, Teresa Ogorchock. 4th row — Shannon Harriger. Ann Hetrick, Francis Barilar, Jack DeMotte. 5th row — Susan Ludwig, Shirley Schuckers. Jane Schuckers. Jerneen Johns. 6th row — Ann Noe, Penny Ramey, Rea Jean Chittester. Patty Steele. 7th row — Nancy Aikman. Pat Rhines. Sandy Irwin, Toni Becker. The National Senior Honor Society once again proved its worth. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Margaret B. Smith and Mr. Russel McGaughey, they began the morning devotions and announcements soon after the school year began. This greatly aided the school’s daily routine by helping to establish order in the day. In addition to the regular morning exercises. Honor Society presents a “Thought for the day”. From these small bits of information many people are humored, enlightened, and made wiser. Honor Society members Francis Barilar and Jeaneen Johns make announcements as Sheri Cole and Mrs. Smith look on. 146 Student Council - Voice Of The Student Body The Student Council acts as a major communications link between the students and administration. Many students having problems and grievances take them to Student Council. They also serve the student body by sponsoring two movies and organizing clubs and their activities. Each year Student Council awards a scholarship to a senior or seniors. Secretary Nancy Bowley reads the Student Council Vice-President Chuck Manners minutes. studies hard. 1st row — Judy Bell. Becky Aikman, Jan Johnson, Joe Millihan, Linda Saver. Mrs. Barbara Receski, advisor; Penny Harriger. Chris Carberry, Linda McAninch, Cindy Ruffner, Marsha Emery. 2nd row - Art Smith, Jerry Lyons. Ann McKinley, Ted Harriher, Stan Larimer. Mike Bemigni, Sue Wonderling, Jack DeMotte, Chris Reitz, Scott Kelley. 3rd row — Melanie Steele. Virginia Willis, Roxanne Hcpp. Margie Dickey, Marybeth Valentine. Beth Badgett, Shannon Harriger. President; Nancy Bowley. Secretary; Pat Steele, Pat Richards. Sue Ludwig. Jane Schuckers, Ann Hetrick. Linda Benigni, Lisa Dennison, Kathy Johnson. 4th row — Gene Thrush, Scott Young, Rick Fenstermaker, Jeff Leach. Joe Castner. Steve White, Treasurer; Chuck Manners. Vice-President; Mark Kerr. Francis Varilar, Don Grimm, Mike Fenstermaker, Dan Bowlet. 147 1st row — Barb Owen. Vice-President; Bob Himes. President; Pam Himes. 2nd row — Debbie Fitzgerald. Ginger Stahlman. Mark Giberson. Patty Lewis, Sheila Kite. 3rd row — Barbara Baughman, Sarah Swateh. Craig Martain, Gene Painter. 4ih row — Randy Dobson, Sandy Walton. Mary Jo Moore, Karen Baines, Barb Nolph. Rosalie Dummiu, Cindy Snyder. Nora Ray buck. 5th row - Marc Page. Ed DeFoor, Mark Glinker-man. Kevin Bickle, Alene Dean, Diane Basinger. Kim Byerly Library Aides Operate LMC Library Club performs an important service which is rarely noted. By doing the time consuming clerical work, the Library Club frees the librarians to assist students and teachers with reference materials. The members receive one third of a non-academic credit for their work in the library. At the end of the year the librarians select members to be given Honorable Mentions and an outstanding member to be named Librarian of the Year. 148 Library assistants help in the LMC. 1st row — Marsha Heckman, President; Rick Mauk, Vice-President; Diana Moore. Secretary. Kathy McCabe. Treasurer; Barb Chestnut, Gail Reitz. Bea Knisley. Lyndcll Hetrick, Marilynn Reiter, 2nd row — Allen Wilson. Ernie Coleman. Kent Haines, Eric Bower. Don Grimm, Scott Young. Steve White. Ted Harriger German Club — Deutschen Verein German Club does not study only the German language. They believe that to learn a language is useless if you know nothing of the culture from which it came. The German Club spends much time studying the history and geography of Germany and learning the customs and ideas of the people who live there. They trace many American customs back to their German ancestry. The end of the year finds German Club fressing at a banquet at which only German food is served. Steve, Ted, and Rick enjoy their German. 149 1st row — Officers Brad Miller. Linda Begnini. and Cindy Emerick. 2nd row — Mark Page. Jody Means. Kay Doverspike. Barb Brinkley. Stephanie Willis. Karen Knapp. Janet Raybuck. Toni Glexiner. Joyce Kohr. Betty Kohr. )rd row - Ron Emery. Rodney Caylor. Bob Fiscus. Pam Swineford. Craig Martin. William Shaffer, Sharon Say, Mrs. Barbara Emerick. Advisor. Latin Clubs — Sodalitates Latinae Latin Argonauts Joe Castner, Marybeth Valentine. Proconsul; Leigh Galbraith. Mrs. Barbara Emerick, Advisor. This year’s Latin clubs, though smaller than before, have shown that Latin is not dead in Brookville. Latin II learns the basic Latin language, while at the same time learning many of the fundamentals of the English language. They study Caesar’s conquest of Gaul and the rise of the Great Roman Empire. The Argonauts, Latin IV and III, study the wanderings of Aeneas and the mythical founding of Rome in Virgil’s Aeneid. 150 Spanish Club — Los Amigos Miss Kay Lewis, Advisor; Anne Noe, President; Mike Fenstermaker, Vice-President; Sue Ludwig, Secretary; Patty Gunning, Treasurer; Ten Fenstermaker, Linda McAninch, Roxanne Trombetto, Chris Carberry. Anna Craven, Leslie Bullers, Pat Rhines, Debbie Myers, Colleen Wolfe, Kathy Popson, Joe Milligan. Penny Harriger, Doug Hanna. Jean Farley. Marilyn DuBois. Rick Fenstermaker. Debbie Hammer. Shannon Harriger. Dawn McWilliams. Diane Bullers. Karen Himes, Dan Wallace Martha McDaniel Spanish Club, Spanish II, III, and IV, devote most of their time to the mastering of the Spanish language. At the beginning of the year they traveled to the Indiana University of Pennsylvania to see the movie “Summerskin” in which only Spanish was spoken. When the school year nears its end they turn their thoughts to lighter subjects. On Pan American Day, Spanish Club holds its annual fiesta. At the gay occasion they tie their language to its homeland with Spanish food and games. 151 Ann listens to a Spanish tape. Senior Directory Aikman, Nancy Ellen, “NANCE”, Academic, Jr. High Band, Latin II, Art Club (9-11), Concert Choir (10-12), “Blithe Spirit”, “The Sound of Music”, French (II' III), Pep Club (9-11 Vice-President ’69), Northfolk Singers, Echo Staff (Business Manager), Drama Club. Stage Crew. Prom Committee. “Cam-elot”. National Honor Society, “Oliver” (Student Director) Allshouse. Sandra, “SANDY”, Academic, Pep Club (10-11), “Oliver”, French II. Latin (II III), “Camclot”, Beam Staff, Drama Club, Future Nurses. Sub-Deb (Secretary-Treasurer) Ames. Diana. “MUFF”, Academic, Band. Beam Staff (Feature Editor ’69 70). Echo Staff, Radio Club. Drama Club Ames, Nancy Sue, “NANCE”, Academic Pep Club (9-12), Student Council (9-11), Chorus, “Finian’s Rainoow”, Latin II, Concert Choir. Cheerleader (7-12, Captain ’70), Vice-President Junior Class, Vice-President Sophomore Class. French II, Prom Committee, Varsity Club. Future Nurses Atcheson. Richard. “SNATCH”. Carpentry, Vo-Tech Basketball Badgett. Beth. “BETH”. Academic, Echo Staff. Tru-Blu, Radio Club, Future Teachers. Student Council (11-12), “Blithe Spirit (Student Director), Secretary Junior Class. Secretary Senior Class. Spanish (II III), Bean Staff (News Editor) Barilar. Francis Joseph. “HEINZ”, Academic, Football (9), National Junior Honor Society, Boxe Club (10-12, Vice President ’69. President 70), Explorers Club (10-12 Secretary ’68), Student Council (10-12), Sophomore Class President. Junior Class President, Senior Class President, Intramural Basketball. National Honor Society Barkley, David Stephen. “DAVE”. Academic, Football (9), Latin II. Basketball (9). Explorers Club (11-12). Music Appreciation (President 70). Key Club, Concert Choir, Drama Club Barnett, Robert Eugene. “BARNEY”, Academic, Footba!l(9), Band, Basketball (9). Baseball (10). Basketball (10-12), Spanish II, Explorers (11-12), Varsity Club (11-12). Volleyball. Prom Committee, Key Club Barnett, William Ray, “BILL”, Academic, Chorus (9), Explorers (10-12), French II Baughman. Leslie Gail. “BLONDIE”. Academic. Chorus (9-10). French II. Prom Committee Becker. Toni Lorraine, “TONI”, Academic. French II, Pep Club, Art Club (11-12). Prom Committee, National Honor Society, Echo Staff, FHA Berg, Robert M.. “BOB”, Academic. Football (9-12), Track (9-11). Explorers (10-12) Birch, Sarah Jane, “SALLY”. Academic. “King and I”. Latin II, Art Club (9, II), Chorus (9). Girls Basketball. French II. Future Nurses Boddorf, Ugonda Carol Son, “CAROL”. Academic. Pep Club (9-10), French II. Marching Unit, Prom Committee Bodenhorn, Carol Dawn, “CAROL”, General, Art Club (9-11), Chorus (9), FHA (9-10), Senior High Girls Chorus Bowley, Nancy L., “NANCE”, Academic, Sub-Council (Secretary), National Junior Honor Society. Latin II, (Consul), Girls Basketball, Pep Club, Student Council (9-12, Secretary 70), Tru-Blu (11-12), Sub-Deb (11-12), French II, Prom Committee. Future Teachers (11-12), Beam Staff (11-12), Varsity Club (10-12, Secretary 70), Homecoming Court. Boyer, Robert Dale, “REV”, Academic, Chorus (9), Band (9-12), National Junior Honor Society. National Honor Society, Concert Choir (10-12), Spanish II, “Oliver”, “Southhampton Revival”, “Camelot” Brooks, Judy, “JUDY”, Academic, Art Club (9-11), French II Brush. Stephen Michael, “CRASH”, Academic, German II Buffington, Shelvey Jeanni, “JEANNIE”, Academic, Cheerleader (9-11), French II, Pep Club. Future Teachers (11-12). Tru-Blu (11-12), Prom Committee, Intramural Volleyball, Echo Staff Bullers, Eva Jane, “EVA JANE”, Academic, Spanish 11 Butler, David Russel. “BUTLER”, Drafting and Design Technology. D.D.T. Softball Team Cable, Barbara. “BOBBY”, Food Service Chittester. Rae Jean. “RAE”, Academic, French II. National Honor Society Cole. Sheryl Lynn, “SHERI”, Academic, Student Council (9). Pep Club, Girls Athletic Association Drama Club. French II (Vice-President ’69). Prom Committee, National Honor Society (President), Echo Staff, Homecoming Court, Vice-President Senior Class. D.A.R. Award Condron, Linda Ruth. “MICKEY”. Business, FHA (9-11), Band Color Guard (9). Chorus (10-11), Echo Staff Conwell, Mary Catherine. “KATIE”. Academic, “King and I”, Pep Club (10-11), “Finian’s Rainbow”, Intramural Basketball. Concert Choir (11-12), “Oliver”, Latin II III (Secretary ’69). Blithe Spirit”, Sub-Deb (I I-12), French (II III), Art Club, Prom Committee. “Camclot”, Drama Club (Vice-President 70), Echo Staff Cook. Janice Lynn, “JAN”, Laboratory Technology, Basketball, Prom Committee Cook. Walter J. Jr.. “TERRY”, Academic. Basketball (9), Hall Monitor (9). Student Council (9), Latin II. Baseball, German Club (President ’69), Explorers Club (11-12), Prom Committee, Key Club, Future Teachers Craven, Clayton Eugene. “GENE”, Graphic Arts, Wrestling (9-12), Art Club (9-fO). Varsity Club (10-12), Track Crissman, Linda Lee, LIN”. Academic. Art Club (9-11). FHA. French II. Pep Club, Room Committee Crosby, Doris L.. “DORIS”. Academic. FHA (9-12), Chorus (10-11), Future Nurses (11-12), Concert Choir Crosby, Margaret. “MAGGIE”, Academic, Concert Choir, French II Davis. Douglas Warren. “BURL”, General, Track (9-12), Football (9-12), Basketball (9), Varsity Club (10-12). Key Club (10-12). Wrestling (10-12) Davis, Richard John, “RICK BETTON’ Football (9), Volleyball Dean. Alene Mae, “AL”, Chorus (9-11). Concert Choir, Girls Track (9-11), Girls Volleyball (9-10). Future Nurses. Library Club (10-12), FHA Deibler, Diane Michelle. “DIANE”, Academic. “King and I”, “Finian’s Rainbow”. Art Club (9-10), Pep Club (10-11). Girls Basketball, French II, Future Teachers, Echo Staff, Beam Staff DeMotte, John Edward, “JACK”. Academic, Football (9-12), Basketball (9-12). Student Council (9-12), National Junior Honor Society, National Honor Society, Latin II. Baseball. Concert Choir (10-12), Varsity Club (10-12). Explorers Club. Key Club (11-12), French (II III) Dinger, David Louis. “DINGUS”. Academic. Drama Club (9), Sportsman Club, Science Club, French II, Track (11-12), Explorers Club. Varsity Club. National Honor Society Dinger. Rhonda Lynn. “RHONDA”. Academic, Future Nurses (10-11), French (II III) Domrcs, Dennis R.. “DENNY , Academic, French II, Explorers (10-11), Track, Student Council (11), Key Club (11-12). Boxe Club Doverspike. Kenneth Alan, “SPIKE”, Auto Mechanics, Basketball, Track (10-12), Football (11-12) Senior Directory Droney. Michael James. “MIKE , Academic, German (9-10), Explorers Club (11-12). Key Club Duncan. David Allen. “DAVE , Electronics Technology. Football, Basketball (9-10), German II. Golf, VICA DuVall, Fabian Lee, “FABIAN , Gym Team (9-11), Hockey (9-11), Volleyball (9-12), Band (9-12). Chess Club, Chorus (9-10), Cheerleader (9-11), Varsity Club, Beam Staff, Homecoming Court (Maid of Honor) Emery. Marsha Lynn, “MARSHA , Academic. Sub-Council. Student Council (10-12), Spanish II. Concert Choir. Tru-Blu (10-11), Future Teachers (11-12), Sub-Deb (President). Varsity Club, Cheerleader (12), Homecoming Queen Enterlinc, Diana F., “DI , Business, FHA, “King and I”, Chorus (7-9), Pep Club (9-10), French II. Tru-Blu, Sub-Deb Fike. Linda Marlene, “LINDA , Academic. Spanish II, National Honor Society Fike, Victoria Lynn, “VICKY , Cosmetology, FHA, Chorus (9-10), Pep Club, Intramural Basketball (11-12), Intramural Volleyball (11-12) Fiscus, Dennis, “NORT , General Fiscus, Francis William. “BILL , Academic, Football, Explorers Club Flack. Paula Marie, “PAULA”. Academic, French II Fox, Janet Pauline, “JANET , Business Geer. Doris Jean, “DORIE , Business, Prom Committee Geer, Fred Paul, “FREDDY , Academic, Football (9-12), Wrestling, Explorers Club (10-12), Basketball (10-12), Track (10-12), Varsity Club (11-12), Key Club (11-12) Geist, Tomas, “TOM , General Gelnette. Kenda Carol, “KENDA , Academic Girls Track (9-11). Chorus, German Club (10-11), Future Nurses (11-12), Varsity Club (11-12), National Honor Society Gere. Hilary, “HUD . Academic. Football (-12). Basketball, Track, Explorers Club (10-12), French II, Varsity Club Greeley, JoAnn, “JOANN , General Gromley. Larry Dean, “GROM . Academic, Golf (9-10), Varsity Club (9-12), Track, Explorers Club. Key Club Guthrie. Walter Alan, “WILBER , Academic. Band (9-12), Stage Crew (9-12), Chorus (9), Audio-Visual Club (9-11), Concert Choir, French II. Explorers Club (10-11). Basketball, Track, Volleyball, Orchestra (11-12) Harriger, Shannon Kathleen, “SHANNON . Academic, Latin II, National Junior Honor Society, Beam Staff (10-11), Echo Staff. Liaison, “Blithe Spirit , Radio Club. Prom Committee. Student Council (President ’70), National Honor Society, Spanish II, Drama Club, Homecoming Court Harriger. Ted L.. “TED , Academic, National Junior Honor Society, Band (9-11), President Freshman Class, “Finian’s Rainbow , Sub-Council. Latin II, Boxe Club (10-12), Student Council (Permanent Member, Vice-President ’69), Assistant Manager of Junior Magazine Sale. German II, Echo (Literary Editor). National Honor Society (Vice-President) Hetrick, Ann Marie, “ANN , Academic. “Finian's Rainbow , Chorus, Latin II (Secretary), Future Nurses, Echo Staff (11-12, Sports Editor ’70), Tru-Blu, (11-12, President ’70), Prom Committee, National Honor Society Hetrick. Betty Kay, “BET’, Academic. French II, Art Club, Prom Committee Hetrick, Larry Lee, “BUTTERBALL”, Academic, Football (9-11), French II. Explorers Club (10-12) Hice, Patricia Ann, “PATTY , Academic, Marching Unit (9-10). Chorus, Concert Choir (10-12), “Finian’s Rainbow”, Latin II, “Sound of Music”. Prom Committee. “Oliver . FHA Hickox, John Gordon. “WILD BILL . Electrical Construction, Baseball (9-10) Hilliard, Deborah Kay, “DEBBIE . Academic. Girls Basketball (9-10), Cheerleader (10), Spanish Club. Student Council. Tru-Blu (11-12), Pep Club Himes. Karen Louise, “KAREN , Academic, National Junior Honor Society, Student Council, French (II III), Spanish II. Echo Staff, Volleyball Himes. Thomas R.. “TOM , Drafting and Design Hoffman. Betty Jane. “BETTY”, Academic. Chorus. French II, Prom Committee. “Oliver”, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball. Library Club Holben, Kathleen Marie, KAY , Business, Prom Committee Holt, Gordon Eugene, “BUTCH , General Hulse. Robert Gail, “BOB”. General. Basketball (9-12), Explorers Club (10-12), Track (11-12) Hummel, William Mark. “MARK General. Explorers Club, Baseball Irvin, Sandra Ann, “SANDY , Academic, French II, National Honor Society Ishman. Mona Marlene, “MONA . Academic, French II Ishman. Vicki Doreen, “VICKI , Academic. French II Johns, Jeaneen, “JEANEEN , Academic. Chorus, Latin II. Concert Choir, “Oliver , Student Council, District Chorus. Regional Chorus, French (II III), Drama Club, National Honor Society, State Chorus, Echo Staff Joiner, Patty Lou, “PAT , General Jolley. Mark Truman. MARK . Academic, Basketball (9-12), Football (10-12). Explorers Club (10-12. Treasurer ’69), Varsity Club (11-12) Kahle. Gary Lee, “CHOPPER , Academic, Band (9-12). Dance Band (9-12), Pep Band (10-12), Pit Band (10-12), French II, District Band (11-12), Keystone Shortway Honor Band Kammerdiener, Dale, DALE , General Kammerdeiner, Verna, “VERN , Academic Kelley. Scott Donald, “SCOTT , Academic, Football (9-12). Basketball (9-12), Student Council (9-12), Baseball. Explorers Club (10-12, Secretary ’70), Volleyball (11-12), Varsity Club Kelley, Sharon. “SHARON”, Academic, Marching Unit (9-10) Kerr, William Mark. “MARK , General. Student Council (H-12) Kilmer. Randall William. “BEECH . Academic. Track (9-10). Spanish II. Explorers (11-12), Key Club (11-12), Prom Committee Knapp. Russell Fredrick, MUSCLES”, Food Service, Band (9-10), VICA Kroh, Barry Todd, TODD”, Academic, “King and I . Band (9-12), Basketball, Explorers Club (10-12). Key Club, “Oliver . Drama Club, Stage Band, “Camelot” Kunselman. Sandy Lynn. “SANDY , Academic, German II Leach, Jeffrey Daniel, “JEFF”, Academic, Chess Club (9-10), National Honor Society, Varsity Club (11-12), Track (11-12), Explorers Club. Football Lewis. Robert C.. “BOB”, Academic, Football (9). Basketball (9), Explorers Club (10-12) Senior Directory Lindcrmuth. Barney. “BARNEY”. General Lindermuth. Kelvin Riley. “BUZZARD”. Auto Mechanics Ludwig. Susan Kay. “SUE”. Academic. National Junior Honor Society (Secretary '67). Chorus. Sub-council, Spanish Club (10-12, Secretary 68 70). Student Council (10-12). Art Club (10-11). Pep Club (10-12), Prom Committee. National Honor Society. Beam Staff, Echo Staff (Assistant Art Editor) Mackey, Mildred, “MILLIE”, Academic. Marching Unit (10). Future'Nurses Marshall, Edward James Jr.. “MORSEL”. Academic. National Junior Honor Society. Band (10-12, Librarian ’67. ’68. 69. 70). German Club (10-11). String and Symphony Orchestra (11-12). Pit Orchestra. Southhampton Revival. National Honor Society Mauk. Richard Jack. “MAUK”, Academic. Wrestling (9-12). District IX Champion '68, Explorers Club (10-12), Varsity Club (10-12). Latin II. Prom Committee. Key Club (11-12), National Honor Society. German Club (Vice-President), Track McKinstry, Pearl Dawn, “DAWN”. General. Future Nurses McLaughlin. Daniel Sean. “DUD”. Academic. Track (9-12). Basketball (9). Explorers Club (10-12), Spanish Club. Prom Committee. Key Club. Future Teachers McManigle. Lester D. Jr.. “LES”, Academic. Cross Country (9-10), National Honor Society McNutt, Catherine Yolande. “CATHY”. Academic. Art Club. Library C lub Mechling, Charles W., “MECK , Auto Mechanics. VICA Milford. Michael Paul, “MIKE”, Building Trades Miller, David Kent. v DAVE”. Drafting and Design Technology. Spanish II. Explorers Club. Wrestling (10). VICA Miller, John Robert. “JOHN”. Academic, Track (9. II. 12), Football, French II. Sophomore Class Treasurer. Junior Class Treasurer. Senior Class Treasurer. Explorers Club (10-12. Vice-President 70), Key Club (10-12, Vice-President 70), Volleyball, Future Teachers. Wrestling Miller. Lcland Doyle Jr. “LEE”. General, Explorers Club (M-12) Miller. Robert Lee. “BOB”, General Milligan. Donald R.. “DON”. Academic. Reel Spinner. Wrestling State Championship Junior Olympics (9). Spanish (II 111. Treasurer '68). Wrestling (9-12) . Explorers Club (10-12), Key Club (10-12, President 69), Liaison, Varsity Club (11-12). Prom Committee. Future Teachers, Volleyball Mohney, Edward Eugene. “ED”. Academic. Spanish II. Explorers (10-12). Key Club Moore. Cheryl Noreen. “CHERYL”, Academic National Junior Honor Society, Latin II, French II. Prom Committee, National Honor Society Moore. Richard Dean, “DICK”, General Mumford. Donna, “DONNA”. General, FHA. Future Nurses Mumford. Kathy Sue. “KATH”, Academic. Chorus. Latin II. Future Teachers (11-12). Prom Committee, French II. Intramural Volleyball. Echo Staff Nichols, Rose Marie, “NICKY”, Distributive Education, Chorus, French II. Senior High Girls Chorus, VICA. Vo-Tech Choir. Volleyball. Basketball, Distributive Education Club (11-12), Senior Girls Judo Class Noe. Margaret Ann. “ANN”. Academic, National Junior Honor Society, Sub-Council, Freshman Class Treasurer, Latin II, Prom Committee (Junior High), Student Council (10-11). Spanish Club (President 70). Prom Committee, Echo Staff (Senior Editor), National Honor Society Ogorchock. Teresa Anne. “TESS”. Academic. “Finian's Rainbow”. Chorus. French (II III), “Sound of Music”. Concert Choir (10-12). Historian 69), Pep Club (10-12), Future Teachers. “Blithe Spirit”. National Honor Society. Drama Club Oyler. Deborrah Sue. “DEBBIE”. Academic. Cheerleader (9-10). Spanish II. Pep Club (10-12), Student Council (10-11), Prom Committee, Future Teachers (11-12), Echo Staff. Volleyball Phares. Floyd Kenny. “BUTCH”, General Phillips. George L.. “PHILLIPS , General Plyler. Connie L.. “CONNIE”, Business. FHA. Art Club (9-10), Senior High Girls Chorus, Pep Club Popson. Ralph. “RALPH”. Vo-Tech Ramey, Penny Lawrie Cable, “PENNY”, Academic. Sub-Council, National Junior Honor Society, Latin II. French 11. Future Teachers, National Honor Society Raybuck. Donna Jeanne, “DAWN . Cosmetology, Chorus (9-10), Pep Club (9-10). Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball Raybuck. James, “PACK RAT”, Carpentry. Rifle Club (10-12), VICA Raybuck, John Franklin. “JOHN”, Academic. German II. Concert Choir, VICA Raybuck. Norma Lynne. “LYNNE”, Academic. Chorus. French II. Tech Talk. VICA. Girls Intramurals Raybuck. Patreen, “LITTLE PAT . Laboratory Technology, Laiin II. Pep Club (9-10). National Junior Society. Dance Group, Christmas Play, Vo-Tech Choir. VICA, National Honor Society Rcinard. James R.. “PAINLESS”. Academic. Football. Spanish (II III). Basketball, Explorers Club (11-12). Boxe club (11-12) Reitz, Christie Sue. “CHRIS”. Academic, Sub-Council (President). Latin II, National Junior Honor Society. Student Council (Premanent Member). Junior Varsity Cheerleader, Pep Club (10-12). Tru-Blu. Future Teachers (Secretary 69), National Honor Society (Secretary) Reitz. Larry, “LARRY”. Academic, Band (9-12). Basketball Intramurals. Basketball (11-12), Volleyball (11-12) Reitz. Larry, “LARRY”. Academic. Band (9-12). Basketball (9-12). Baseball, Explorers Club (11-12). Key Club (11-12), Spanish II. Future Teachers Rhines, Patricia Hope. “PAT , Academic. National Junior Honor Society. French II, National Honor Society, Spanish II Richards. Patricia Joyce. “PAT”. Academic, Spanish (II III). Future Teachers (10-12. Vice-President 76), Pep Club (10-12. Secretary 68). Tru-Blu (11-12), Prom Committee, Echo Staff, Sub-Deb (Vice-President). Student Council Richardson. Wesley, “WES”. General Rowan, Tom. “DUKE ’, Academic. Spanish II. Wrestling (10-11), Explorers Club (11-12). Intramural Basketball. Boxe Club Ruffner. Stan. “STAN”, Academic, Latin II. National Junior Honor Society, Track. French (II III). Volleyball. National Honor Society, Explorers Club. Key Club Sarvey, Larry Allen, “TOAD , General. Wrestling (10-11) Schuckers. E. Jane. “JANIE”. Academic. Latin II. Pep Club (10-12), French II, Intramurals (10-12). Prom Committee, Stu-dentXouncil. National Honor Society. Drama Club Senior Directory Schuckers. Shirlev Ann. “SHIRLEY”. Academic. Student Council (9-11). Cheerleader (9. 10. 12). Pep Club (9-12). Spanish Club (9-11). Chorus, Future Teachers (11-12). Sub-Deb. National Honor Society Schrecengost, Lemuel Clifford, “LEM”. Drafting and Design. Softball. Volleyball Scott. Edward, “HAWKEYE”, Academic, Wrestling (9-11), National Junior Honor Society. Spanish (II III). Explorers Club, Intramural Basketball. Boxe Club Scullion. Doug. “DOUG”. Carpentry. Vo-Tech Volleyball. Vo-Tech Basketball Shaffer. Larry M., “TONTO” General Shaffer. Kenneth Ray. “GOV”, Academic, Band (10-12) Shaffer, Robert Eric. “ERIC”, Academic. Latin II. SCA Committee Chairman Shaffer. Wayne A., “WAYNE”. General Shovcstull. Noreen R.. “PEP”, Business, Chorus. French II. Prom Committee. Office Work Silvis. John Dalton, “SYLVESTER”. Building Trades. Wrestling (9-12), Assistant Coach Wrestling (70) Slagle. Roger, “ROGER , General Smith, Charles, “CHUCK”, Building Trades Smith. Rhoda Del. “RHODA DEL”. Business. Band. Marching Unit (9-10), Chorus, Prom Committee. Office Work Smith. Rose Marie Keth. “ROSE”. Academic, Prom Committee, French II Smith. Russel] E. Jr., “SMITTY”, General Concert Choir (10-12) Smith, Wanda Leigh, “WANDA”. Academic. FHA (9-11), Senior High Girls Chorus. Art Club. Spanish II. Library Club (11-12) 7 Smith. Wayne. “WAYNE”. Vo-Tech Steele. John Jay. “JOHN”. Academic. Concert Choir (10-12). “King and I”, Northfolk Singers. Band, Key Club (10-12). Beam Staff (10-11), “Oliver , “Blithe Spirit”, Spanish II, Drama Club Steele, Patricia Louise, “T.T.”, Academic. Pep Club. French (II III), Student Council (11-12), National Honor Society, Echo Staff, Future Nurses Steele, Patricia Marie. “PAT”. Data Processing. Future Nurses. Stage Crew. Vo-Tech Girls Basketball, Vo-Tech Girls Volleyball, Choir Stephens. Rosemary Elaine. “ROSEMARY”, Cosmetology. Chorus (11-12), Tech-Talk, Basketball. Volleyball. VICA (Secretary-Treasurer 69) Stewart, Gary Leroy. “TIGER”, General. Explorers Club (10-11) K Stormer. Gary Gene, “GARY”, Academic, Spanish II, Radio Club, Beam Staff (11-12, Editor 70), Audio-Visual Club. National Honor Society Sushereba. Beth Jean. “BETH”. Academic. Art Club. Future Nurses (10-12), Pep Club (10-11), Future Teachers (11-12), French (II HI). Echo Staff (11-12). “Oliver .Swineford, Marsha Lynn, “MARSHA . Academic, French II. Pep Club, Prom Committee Tansey. James. “JIM”. General Terwilliger, Mary Ellen. “MARY . General. FHA (9-12) Thrush. Karen Lee. “KAREN”, Academic. French II. Pep Club (10-11), Echo Staff. Volleyball. Sub-Deb Thrush, Ruth Jansen. “RALPH”, Academic, ‘‘King and I”, French II, Pep Club. Prom Committee, Volleyball. Echo Staff' Valentine. Marybeth. “MARYBETH”. Academic. National Junior Honor Society, Band (9-11). Sub-Council. Latin II. “Sound of Music”, Future Teachers, Intramural Volleyball (10-11), Student Council (10-12). Junior Magazine Sale lMan-ager. Sub-Deb. Argonauts (Latin III IV). Echo (11-12. Edi-tor-in-Chief 70), National Honor Society Voyer. Raymond Joseph Jr.. “RAY”. Academic, National Junior Honor Society. French (II III), Key Club. Echo Staff, National Honor Society (Treasurer), Surveying I (10). Surveying II (11) Warner, John William. “JACK . Academic. Basketball (9-10). Track (9-10), Varsity Club. Spanish II. National Honor Society Watt, Joan Marie. “JOANNIE”. Academic. Chorus. Art Club (9-12). Marching Unit (9-10). Track. “Finian's Rainbow”. Latin II. Pep Club (10-11). Concert Choir (10-12). Girls Basketball (10-12), Intramural Volleyball (11-12), Echo Staff. uCamelot”. Miss Teenage Brookville Watterson, Barbara Ann. “BARB”. Academic, Spanish (II III). Future Teachers (10-12), Pep Club (10-12), Concert Choir. “Sound of Music”. Prom Committee, Drama Club. “Camelot”, Sub-Deb Williams. Donald Lester. “SPIDER . Academic, Spanish (II III). Volleyball. Prom Committee Wilson, Joseph, “JOE”. General Wilson. Mike, MIKE”, Auto Mechanics, Wrestling (9-11). Football (9-11). Varsity Club Wingert. Gretchen Kathleen. “GRETCH”. Academic. Girls Basketball. Pep Club (9. 11), Future Nurses (10-12). German Club, Tru-Blu (11-12) Future Teachers. Beam Staff. Prom Committee Wiseman, Walter Lee, “WALT , Academic, Chorus. Spanish II. Beam Staff (Art Editor), National Honor Society Wolfgang, Judith Lee, “JUDE”. Academic, French II. Art Club. Pep Club, Prom Committee Yeager. Larry Eugene, “YEAG”. Academic. Football (9-12). Wrestling (9-12). German II. Explorers Club (11-12). Key Club, National Honor Society, Varsity Club Young, Lu Ann, “LOUIE”. Academic, Marching Unit (9-10). Frencn II, Pep Club. Future Nurses. Art Club. Prom Committee Zeigler. Allen. “ZIG”, General. Basketball (Manager). Audio-Visual Club Zents, Allen Eugene, “AL” Metal Fabrication. Intramural Volleyball. Softball Zitzelbcrger, Ed Gary, “ZITZ”. Building Trades, Softball. Baseball, Volleyball. Basketball. Soccer 155 Patrons Aikman, Dennison and Matson The American Hotel Restaurant Ames Lumber Company Brookville Bank and Trust Co. Brookville Glove Company Brookville Lumber Company Chesnutt and Snail Insurance Class of ’71 Dietz Travel Agency John Dinger Auto Sales Fraternal Order of Eagles The Fruit Fair Don Galbraith The Gold Eagle and Hilton Motel Hanley Company Dr. C. B. Haschen Harriger’s Garage Hill Top Service Irvin Motor Parts Company Ray B. Kennedy, Inc. Texaco Distributors McMurray Co. Modern Loan Company Morrison Memorials Mumford Lumber Company G. C. Murphy Company Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Noe New Car Truck Dealers Wm. C. Park Lumber Company Peoples Savings and Loan Richard A. Press Sabil Supply Dr. William P. Shaffer, Chiropractor Simkins Hardware, Corsicia Sportsman Drive In Lloyd Smith Company, Inc. W. P. Stahlman Thomas D. Staffer Stewart’s Student Council Summerville Gulf Van Steenburg Lumber Company Weins M. B. D. Company and Commercial Refrigeration Plants McCabe Drug Company Doctors Oscar and Randon McKinley 156 Patrons Agway Inc. Al's Barber Angelo Allegretto Artex-Decorator Mr. and Mrs. C. Harold Bell Brewster's Service Station Brookville Auto Parts Brookville Consumer Discount Brookville Flower Shop Brookville Hardware Brookville Locomotive Brookville Telephone Brown’s Boot Shop Brown. Joe C. — Garage Bushleys Used Cars Byerly Tire Cabin 18 Clear Creek Cable Furniture Appliance Carberry’s Arco Horace Carmalt Carnahan Berker Beauty Glad Caul Chestnut Gun Shop Chi tester’s Greenhouse Christian Book Store Clarion Automotive Supply Clark’s Restaurant Harry Coleman Barbershop Dr. F. L. Conwell Crate’s Variety Crooks Brothers Clothing Wm. Curry Funeral Home Howard H. Deemer DeMans DuBois National Bank Edgewood Dairy Eshbaugh Brothers Woodcraft Co. Mrs. Frank Ferraro Fitzsimmons Insurance Fleeger’s Art Studio Charles Fleming Fryer Dutchmaid Clothing Agency Fyock’s Radiator Galbraith Beauty Salon The Hair Shop Hazel’s Beauty Shop Heckman’s Garage Hemlock Rest Howard’s Studio Hughes Market Hummel’s Store J.J.J. J. Jerry’s Pizza Shop Jim’s Gateway Market Jode’s Fashions Kelso’s Meat Market Mrs. Mary Lauton Lewis Service Station Lindy’s Cafe James Long Love Brothers Mr. Mrs. John Ludwig Mac’s Auto Service Martz’s Market Matson’s Grocery Dr. Wayne McKinley McKnight. Mr. Wm. Means and Lauf H. C. Miller Water Well Drilling Miller Welding Machine Company Neal’s Service New Car Truck Noel DuBois Nationwide Insurance Ogorchock Beverages Paris Cleaners Park’s Coin and Gun Dr. Fred Phelp Reed Milling Reitz’s Beauty Shop Rossey Beauty James G. Sarvey Insurance Schnepp’s Service Station Schreckengost Service Station Sears Dr. Shaffer Mrs. Jack Shaffer Silco Stores Inc. Simpson's Simpson’s Beauty Salon Dan Smith’s Ice Cream Candy Smith’s Game Calls Steel Electric Snyder’s Cleaners Tonell’s Jewelry and Gifts Truman’s Store Twenty-eighth Division Inn Wes King’s Western Auto Whitebrook Wolf Furniture Velma H. Yenosky 157 Boosters Jim and Beth Ed and Brenda Muff Diana and Teresa Walt Guthrie Anonymous Marilynn Reiter Gretchen Wingert Nancy Irvin Tim Pendleton Mrs. William Smith Diane and Bill “Burl” and “Yeag Joe Chopper Kay Doverspike The Clear Creek Lifeguards Donna Irvin Vernon Schreckengost Doug and Julie Richard R. Reed Cathy McNutt Sam C J. S. B. S's J. Mike and Bard Nort, Bowl and Dink Becky Aikman Fabian and Lou The Shack Marybeth and Ted Ann Noe Chrystal Bell Mrs. Benninger Kevin and Ann Marilyn. Terri, Susie and Mel Zimm, Vodka, Gwen and Lern John and Don Dusty and Pep Teresa Ogorchock Up against the wall Charlie Manners Tuna Fish Jack Someone Future Nurses of America Miss Betty Elza Miss Mary Long Mrs. Kroh Sher Randy Cummings John and Don Ric, April and Missi Chris and Len 158 Marybeth Valentine Editor-in-chief Becky Aik man — Assistant editor Ted Harriger - Literary editor Beth Sushereba - Art editor Nancy Aikman — Business manager Mary Kate Conwell - Faculty editor Ann Noe - Senior editor Beth Badgett — Clubs and Activities editor Ann Hetrick — Sports editor Ann Kaver — Underclassmen editor Nancy Aikman — Assistant underclassmen editor Stan Laramer Photographer Mr. William French Advisor 159 SPRING ACTIVITIES 161 B.H.S. Cindermen Go To Great Lengths To Win Joe Snell vaults to great heights. Boy’s Track: 1st row - Mr. Elder, Coach; Mr. Anderson, Coach; Walt Guthrie, Manager. 2nd row — Gene Painter, Bob Hulse. Joe Barkley. Randy Reitz, Dan Wallace. 3rd row — Mike Fenstermaker. Jeff Leach, Mike Swineford, Dave Dinger, Don Bowley, Dave Chestnut. 4th row — John Miller, Larry Gromley, Dan McLaughlin, Mike Dinger, Joe Snell, Steve Berg. Jess puts power behind the discus. Walt, Mr. Soich, and Mr. Anderson tally the time. 163 Raiders overcome ail obstacles. Girls Track: 1st row - Debby Reinard. Nancy Leach. Robin Kelley, Shayne Duvall, Miss Mahafey, Coach; Judy Goetz. 3rd Baughman, Cindy Turner. Robin Hulse, Dawn McWilliams, row — Jane Chestnut, Kenda Gelnette, Kathy Fitzsimmons, Lynn McWilliams. Molly Martz. Kim Lucus, Cindy Ohl. 2nd Sandy Reinard. Diane Zimmerman, Ann Racchini. Carol row — Debby Emery, Karen Byerly. Sandy Love, Brenda Varga, Roxanne Maihle, Susan Blake, Fabian Duvall. Becker, Sally Martz, Barb Moore, Teresa Turner. Rhonda 164 Raiderettes Add Color To School Sports Varsity: 1st row — Kathy McCabe, Marcia Heckman, Pam Miller, Terri West. Beth McMurray. 2nd row — Judy Goetz, Manager; Carol Varga, Diane Zimmerman, Pam Walton, Lyndcll Hetrick, Nancey Bowley, Betsy Milford, Miss Mahafey, Coach. Junior Varsity: 1st row - Sandy Love, Cindy Mohney, Debby Vandervort, Kathy Fitzsimmons, Glenda Yount, Barb Moore. 2nd row — Linda Benigni, Manager; Diana Moore, Sherry Ballentine, Joyce Korh. Shayn Duvall, Chrystal Bell. Roxanne Hepp, Dawn McWilliams, Manager. “One Brief Shining Moment Assistant Director: Nancy Aikman French magic turns Stan into a Wizard. Directors: Mr. William French and Mr. Richard Reed. 166 That Was Known As Camelot” A Knight of the Table Round must be invincible.” “Oh, Nimue, Must you steal my magic nowT . . a time for every frivolous whim, proper or im. “It’s here, that shocking time of year when tons of wicked little thoughts merrily appear.” 167 ‘Camelot. Horrid, we’ve been through here before. Haven we? “of Winchester . . . Castor ’ “All yours it will be if you build me a wee little wall.” 168 Drama Club Went “Barefoot In The Park” Cast: Bruce Pearson. Victor Velasco; Nancy Aikman. Ethel Banks; Stan Laramer. Paul Bratter; Marty McDaniels. Corie Bratter; Randy Hummell, Telephone Repairman; Eric Zents, Lord Taylor Delivery Man. 169 “Call Mexico City National, room 703.” A Time For Activity At B.H.S. The ECHO staff unpacks and awaits the onslaught. Debbie Marks receives her ECHO from Ray Voyer at the Jr. High table. Larry Gromley molds meatballs for the Senior Spaghetti Dinner. 170 171 Juniors Paint for Prom. Key Gub Colors Easter Eggs. Student Council Elections: A Highlight Of The Year Each candidate awaited his turn to present his platform. President, Shannon Harriger, conducted the A collection of wild and entertaining skits were performed on behlf of the elections as part of a meeting. candidates. 172 Jeaneen Johns, Fabian Duvall and Marybeth Valentine became gun molls for a “Mafia” skit. Student Council presented a Raider banner as a gift to the school. Candidates: 1st row - Dan Bowley. V.P.; Mike Fenstermaker, V.P.; Rick Fenstermaker. Pres.: Chuck Manners, Pres.; Stan Laramer. Pres.; Mike Benigni. Pres. 2nd row - Linda Benigni. V.P.; Lisa Dennison. Treas.; Judy Bell. Sec.; Becky Aikman, Sec.; Virginia Willis. Sec.; Leigh Galbraith. Treas.; Ann Koven. Treas. Government Day: Students Learn Local Government County Commissioners: Seated - Barb Watterson, Terry Cook. Patty Richards. Standing — Mr. John Caldwell. Mr. Silas Weaver, Mr. Marc Kaizen. Mr. Dale Corbin. County Treasurer, instructs Gary Shaffer in County finance. Firemen learn tricks of the trade. 174 Burough Secretary, Harry Coleman talked with Mayor Ted Harriger, and Councilmen. Joe Castner, Kathy Johnson, and Terri Fenstermaker. Police Prodigies. 175 Class Of ’72 Presents An Underwater Fantasy 176 “I Can Dream. Can’t I?’ “You Made Me Love You (I Didn’t Want To Do It)” 177 “I’ll Hold You In My Heart (Till I Can Hold You In My Arms)’ “With My Eyes Wide Open. I’m Dreamin’ ’ “New York, New York. It’s A Wonderful Town!” 178 Ted lakes in the General Assembly of the United Nations. A safe and Sain pastime. A Chinese phone booth lures Don and Larry. 179 Seniors descend into subways. Activities on the road. ECHO Staff’s Senior Awards Scholarship: Ted Harriger and Marybeth Valentine Service: Ann Hetrick and Gary Stormer 180 School Spirit: Fred Geer and Kathy Mumford Sports: Doug Davis and Kenda Gelnette Seniors Receive Rewards D.A.R. Award: Cherie Cole Mr. Galbreath and Mrs. Smith present Francis Barilar with a scholarship. Beth Badgett and Jack DeMotte win the Student Council Memorial Scholarship. Captain Fred Geer receives the Conference winning football. John Phillip Sousa Award: Gary Kahle Choral Award: Dale Boyer 181 “Even This Shall Pass Away” Mr. McGaughey hands out the programs. Seniors ready to march in 182 Mrs. Smith helps Walt with his academic regalia. Seniors don their caps and gowns. The last procession of the class of 1971 Mr. Giberson speaks as the graduates are together for the last time. Ted Harriger’s valedictory words. “Fit for every change and chance” Jeff Leach and Galeleo say, “But it does move.” f r