Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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f 1 if NAV xx X all MISS MAIER-Librarian . . . always able to find desired reference . . . sponsor of Library Club. MISS MENG-Vocational and General Home Economics . . . Cafeteria . . . Sponsor 3 C's Club. MR. MENSER-Mathematics . . . keeps his lively seventh and eighth graders interested in percentages, areas, and volumes. MISS MEYERS-Geography . . . takes seventh and eighth graders under her wing . . . spon- sor of Knitting Club. MRS. MARTHA MEYER-English . . . her grammar tickets a source of woe for the Iuniors . . . faculty advisor of S. O. S .... sponsor of Iunior Dramatics Club. MRS. MARY MEYER-English . . . initiates Freshmen into the mysteries of high school study of grammar and literature . . . sponsor Red Cross Club. MISS MILES-Senior English . . . dramatics . . . coach of Senior class play, Captain Apple- jack . . . sponsor Senior Dramatics Club. MR. NOSAL-Civics . , . assistant coach of football, basketball, and track. MR. PILE-Industrial Arts . . . metal shop and mechanical drawing . . . the indispensable tenor of our famous quartet . . . director Fresh- man band. MR. RINGLER-Mathematics and French . . . a lover of law and order. MISS ROMANOSKI-Commercial . . . instructs us in the intricacies of typing and shorthand . . . sponsor of Typing Club. MISS ROSS-Vocational and General Home Economics . . . not only does she show the girls how to prepare meals, but she also teaches the boys to cook . . . cafeteria. MR. SAYLOR-Science . . . head coach, a real pal to our athletes . . . sponsor of S Club. MR. PAUL SCHROCK-General Science and Biology . . . our wrestlers performed worthily under his excellent coaching . . . sponsor of Wrestlers' Club. MR. ROY SCHROCK-American History . . . for a better understanding of recent events, the story of America is unfolded. .11 11 'g'- X 5' cw

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'Q Q C 'e S Q: OUR FAC LTY MISS BAUGHMAN-English , . . her well- planned Iunior High English prepares many students for higher English classes . . . her able instruction in guidance aids the student in his selection oi high school activities. Lt MISS BEYERS ommercial . . . teacher of Iunior business aining and bookkeeping I and 2 . . . Sponsorgot Radio Club. MR. BILLICK-iigriculture . . . prepares our farmer boys for the agricultural world . . . teaches them sound economies of farming . . . sponsor ot F. F. A. Club. MR. CLEEVES-Agriculture . . . instructs the boys how to supply the nation's food wants in his agriculture course . . . sponsor ot Tree Club. MR. DIETZ-History . . . 7th and 8th grade . . . an eloquent orator on school spirit . . . able faculty ticket sales manager . . . spon- sor of Current Events Club. MR. FRYSINGER-Mathematics . . . worries never cease tor Mr. Frysinger's algebra geometry, and trigonometry students, especial- ly on test days . . . sponsor Photo Club. l Miss E. Pauline Baughman Miss Lela Beyers Iohn C Billlck Mr. Edward Cleeves Mr. Iames B. Diet: r Iacob Frysmgel Mrs. Hester Horner Mr. Anthony I. Kerin Q r W Robert Klm 5 MRS. HOHNER-English and History . . . spon- sor Iunior-High Dramatics Club . . . faculty advisor ot Eagle! Literary Stait. MR. KERIN-Physical Education . . . teacher ol boys' gym classes , . . intramural sports director . . . keeps his volleyball team on its toes . . . sponsor ot Intramural Sports Club. MR. KLINE--Art . . . responsible for the ex- cellence ot the Senior class play scenery . . . will be remembered long tor his magic tricks which have held many an assembly audience spellbound. MR. LLOYD-History . . . instructs the Sopho- mores in World History . . . regularly sche- duled tests . . . sponsor of Ritle Club. MR. LOHR-Biology . . . home room filled with animal exhibits . . . competent basketball referee. MISS LONG-Social Science . . . untiring in her eitorts to make good citizens of her pupils . L . sponsor of National Honor Society.

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Miss Katherine -1- -1111- Xleahl Wax J ' Mr. Harry B. Speicher Miss Mary Spenc Miss Harriet Stern Mr. Chester A. Stineman Mr. Iohn Vanxggt r Wagner Miss Mary Weber OUR FACULTY MISS SNYDER-English . . . the Sophomores learn to increase their vocabularies and to widen their reading with Miss Snyder's help . . . sponsor Travel Club. MR. SPEICHER-Industrial Arts . . . Mr. Speicher lends a guiding ,hand to boys in the wood shop . . . popular coach of fresh- man basketeers. MISS SPENCER-Vocational and Home Eco- nomics . . . co-director with Miss Beyers oi Iunior play, Raspberry Red. MISS STERN-Commercial . . . assists us in learning to use the typewriter and to take dictation. MR. STINEMI-IN-Music . . . does his best to take the bumps out oi the band and or- chestra . . . we are not only proud ot our band and orchestra, but also of our new swing band . . . ask our socialites. MISS TRUXAL-Latin . . . many a student is encouraged to realize the value of Latin by Miss Truxal's patience and perseverence . . . faculty advisor of Student Council. MR. VAN VORST-Music . . . Mr. Van Vorst is our Paderewski . . . in addition to the Boys', Girls' and Mixed Choruses, he teaches theory and harmony. MR. WAGNER-Science . . . Mr. Wagner ex- plores the worlds oi chemistry and physics with his students . . . advisor Eagle! Busi- ness Staff . . . Science Club. MISS WEBER-Physical Education . . . her hands are full teaching the girls to play bas- ketball, volleyball, tennis, and hockey . . . Sponsor of Referees' Club. 12,