Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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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,

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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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THE SENIORS' STORY Our first accomplishment in 1937 as freshmen was to break the record made by other freshmen classes with a roll call of 235, the largest class ever to enter S. H. S. up to that time. Al- though we were busy the rest of the year getting used to our environment we took time out to present a very in- teresting assembly program. As sophomores we settled down to work. Not only did we sell candy at football and basketball games, but we slaved two whole days in the cafe- teria over teachers' institute. We de- lighted the whole school with our never-to-be-forgotten mock wedding. And I know the seniors enjoyed them- selves immensely at the Sophomore- Senior Dance, even if the deck of the S. S. Good Time had a bad habit of collapsing. The following year talent from our class became quite outstanding in the operetta, assembly programs, and in athletics. The crowning event for 1940 was the Iunior Prom. This year, 1941, we have been busier than ever. There have been the Rotary Club, Eaglef, Captain Apple- jack, and, oh, so many things. In the spring we shall bid farewell to our many activities when we dance at the Iunior-Senior Prom to the strains of the lovely music of the Somerset High School Swing Orchestra. OFFICERS President - DAVID BRASHEAR Vice-President - R. L. RITENOUR Secretary - - IANET BAKER Treasurer - RICHARD WELSH 'W Pix I