Brooklyn High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brooklyn, MI)

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O T H E R S C H 0 0 L A C T I V I T I E S F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of students studying homemaking in high schools in the United States and Territories. Its purposes are: to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking, to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, to encourage democracy in home and community life, to work for good home and family life for all, to promote international good will, to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life, to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, and to further interest in home economics. The members of the Brooklyn chapter for 1950-51 are: Mariam Goings, Hazel Wheaton, Suzie Taylor, Betty Lines, Pat Forrest, Marilyn Wood, Rosemary Berkowski, Marilyn Barrett, Ruth Bryant, Peggy Choate, Nancy Preller, Carol Taylor, Arline Bendele, Marilyn Stump. The officers are: Mariam Goings, President, Hazel Wheaton, Vice-President, Betty Lines, Secretary, Suzie Taylor, Treasurer, Chapter Mothers, Mrs. Walter Amaden and Mrs. Timothy Goings, Advisor, Mrs. Mary Dewey. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION During the past two years a class in physical education has been offered to high school girls. The course offers training in corrective exercises and in various fields of sports such as soft ball, basketball, volley ball, soccer and archery. The department is under the direction of Mrs. Mary E.Wolf. The following enrolled for 1950-51: Jackie Burton, Pat Forrest, Barbara Johnson, Joan nFroggyH Holland, Mary Lapham, Sally Ratcliff, Beverly Reed, Marcia Reed, Dona Weisbruch, Hazel Wheaton, Barbara Wood, and Pat Wood. TRIPLE TRIO The Triple Trio is composed of a group of girls from the High School Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Jean Noble. They sing for various community social functions and school activities. The members are: Marcia Reed, Martha English, Frances Howe, Jackie Burton, Marilyn Wood, Nancy Ottmer, Eleanor Shrader, Beverly Reed, Joan Holland, and Carole Stubbs. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB The F.T.C., organized this year, is composed of lO members: Rhoda Winter, Pres. Frances Howe, V. Pres., Marcia Reed, Sec., Betty Lent, Treas., Eleanor Shrader, Marie Sell, Marilyn wood, Jackie Burton, Rosemary Berkowski, Pat Forrest. The purpose is to interest young people in the teaching profession.

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Football Standing: Cameron Brown, Louis Kohn, Jerry Shell, Tom Wyman, Roger Howe, Bill Erb Ed Krause, Arthur Kaiser, Gordon Miller Ed Meko, Jim Peterson, Dick Schlel, Carleton Bibbins Dale Burwell Frank fans, Gordon Harris, Merle Cosgrove, Coach. Kneeling: Howard Hudson Vick wells, Charles Denton, Charles Brighton, Danny way fManagerJ, Burt 6uBois, Jim Wilson, Charles Dermyre, Jack Foster. Football The 1950 Football Season was a far cry from what you might call good. The Eagles did not turn in a single victory as they tied two and lost five of their scheduled seven games. The big problem was the lack of material as only eighteen candidates reported for practice most of the year. This left our new coach, Merle Cosgrove, on the spot in his first adventure as a coach. The Eagles' outlook for next year is a brighter one with just a little dent in the starting line-up. They will miss the services of Ed Krause, Ed Meko, Charles Brighton, and Dale Burwell. This years scores were: Brooklyn - O Springport - 20 U - 7 Vandercook - 27 H - 6 Concord - 6 H - O M. Center - 3h U - 6 Grass Lake - 6 N - O Parma - le H - O E. Jackson - Ed Krause, who is a senior this year, made the Jackson County All-Star team by his spirited play at the guard position for the Eagles. Our congratulations to you Ed.