Brooklyn Park High School - Bee Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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There is Nothing Like a Dame, sing Jim Brackett, Joe Drymala, Larney Dragoo, Bob Jackson, and Carl Crenshaw, while Dick Molloy sings as he rests on the floor. Brooklyn Park's answer to the June Taylor Dancers. Left to right: Ralph Miller, Dick Brown, Bill Mynes, Joe Drymala, Jack Word, John Brunetti, Earl Scheubel, Jim Brackett, Tom Williams, Jim Hooper, Larney Dragoo, Carl Crenshaw, Kenny Michlovitz, and Bob Jackson. 3 i 'wha

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Au ,,,,,,,,.,.., . , - M I l 3 V VARIETY SHOW Betty Rice-our girl who Corn Soy NO! The Three Little Pigs are really Donald Rein, George Simon, and Carl Carlson. The Variety Show, one at the first major school programs of the year, represents the talent of the entire school. The l96O Variety Show took its place among other successful school activities of the year, with many of the acts acquiring a professional touch. The Tremolos -a real wild group with a cool beat consists of Joe Galonskin, Alan Sellman, John Sankonis, Tom Buchanan, Roger French, and Ted David. A -f 1 ,, 1 Q p..w

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BIoody Mary , John Brunetti, makes a hit with Gary Cole, Ralph Miller, Chuck Shoales, Dick Brown, Kenny Michlovitz, Tom Williams, Bill Mynes, Jimmy Brackett, Joe Drymala Chiddenl, Larney Dragoo, Bob Jackson, Jim Hooper, Carl Crenshaw, and Dick Molloy lon floorl. Jimmy Brown-Brooklyn Park's answer to Pat Boone. -V 'A .4 ,:...l -Q Q 31.24-:z sb v V .sa . Jimmy Brown, one of the most promising talents in Brooklyn Park, serenades the audi- ence with Up A Lazy River. During the past few years this active freshman has per- formed on television and at Atlantic City's famous Steel Pier. A hand of applause for a real pro.