Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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JOHN W. BABARC SIK lSchnozJ - Bashfulness is a cloak for strength of character. - taking honors in high school track, winning by a nose. He played halfback on the football team and .participated in intramural basketball, being high point man of the season. Grease ball Iohn spent more time under cars than in the classroom - - in the Auto Mechanics course. RUTH G. BAUER fRuthieJ - Much can be said on both sides. Her naturally curly hair was the envy of her classmates. Ruthie was an active member of Garden Club in her freshman and sophomore years. She also belonged to Friendship Club and Commercial Club for one year and Glee Club and Mixed Choir for three years. VALERIE E. BUK Wall - Simplicity, serenity. sincerity, silence -- the four attributes of a lady. me of the more quiet girls, liked by all her classmates. She was very active in the commercial field, being secretary of Commercial Club in her senior year. She was a member af Library Club for one year, and was always a willing worker for her class. Her fine voice proved an asset to Glee Club and Choir for three years. She was also a member of the Iunior Play Cast. GERALD E. CHRISTNER Gerry! - Brains, brawn, and per- sonality. An unforgetable character, he was star fullback in football for two years and president of Hi-Y and Student Coun- cil in his senior year. Ierry's fine bass voice helped make the Choir and Boy's Glee Club outstanding. He also played roles ' . in the the Act Plays for two years. ORANELL V. CRAVEN fToogieJ - Sweetness and sincerity is often silent. Toogie was a member of Girls' Glee Club for three years. She alsq sang in the Mixed Choir. Her favorite pastime was rollerskating. GRACE M. DALEY CGarkJ - Did the timid fairy use atiny brush to put on the color in that lovely blush? Her proven ability in the commercial field assures her ofwhatever sec- retarial position she may desire. Grace was in Girls' Glee Club in her sophomore and junior year. ln her senior year she was entrusted with the money of the Commercial Club as treasurer. Her interest in books led her to be an active mem- ber of the Library Club. DOUGLAS P. DORNER Uugheadj - He that hath ears to hear, let him hear. Doug, with his butch haircut, was as much a part of the school as the clock in the hall. A mad fiend in an automobile, a scream as Chuck in the Iunlor Play, and as Hiram in the Dramatic Club meller-dramer. Doug earned his popularity and his Thespian membership. lughead show- ed surprising art ability fremember Dornervllle ?D. He work- ed on the school paper staff, participated in track, football and intramural sports, and was a member of Boys' Glee Club.

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'Z' O GORDON GROUP CARL WIEGAND pre sident Vice-Pre sident IRENE NOVAK LOIS McCORMICK Secretary Treasurer MISS RAUP Advisor JERRY CHRISTNER, MARY EATON, PETE LUCKIANOW Student Council Representatives

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MARY S. EATON fMaeJ - Sweetness is a virtue. Her charm- ing personality made her loved by all fright fe1las?J. Mae was a charter Thespian member. Her exceptional acting ability won for her leading roles in many high school plays, including Nine Girls ,the Dramatics Club meller-dramer and two One Act Plays. She worked as an elementary gym leader, was So- ciety Editor of the Salute in her senior year, and served as secretary of Student Council and a member of the Friendship Club cabinet. She participated ln Girls' Glee Club a.nd ensem- ble groups. PATRICIA A. EIBENfPatl - No task too steep for human wit. Patsy joined the class in the junior year and quickly proved herself to be a co-operative and witty classmate. She was a member of the journalism class for two years, being Editor of the Salute in her senior year. She was also a member of the Friendship and Commercial Clubs in her senior year and Dramatic Club in her junior and senior years. Pat worked as library assistant, and as a member of Library Club in her junior year. In her Senior year she was an elementary gym leader. LUCILLE M. EREDISH CLucyJ - Efficiency plus - and can she cook! An active member of Friendship Club, she served as publicity manager. She was a charter Thespian member, hav- ing played leading roles in the junior Play and a One Act Play. Lucy sang in Glee Club and ensemble groups for two years. For three years she kept a watchful eye over the cafeteria re- ceipts. She was also a participant in the Yale-Harvard game in her jlmior year. JAMES I. FILBIN lBudj - Why should the devil have all the good times? The class was proud of its only Marine veteran member. Bud was liked by all for his witty conversation and knack of keeping the teachers going with the attitude, I agree with no man's opinions. I have some of my own. Although he was short, Bud didn't get lost in sports such as football for one year, basketball for two years, and track for two years. Hls acting ability was portrayed in the Freshman me Act Play. RICHARD K. FOLGER fDickJ - His friends are manyg his en- emies-are there any? One of the pioneer members af the class, he received his complete education in Brooklyn School. Dlck's chief interest in the field of sports was baseball. He also participated ln intramural basketball games. He was a G. GORDON GROUP KGGQ - Great men doubl when th member of the grease monkey class, the Auto-Mechanics. ROGER K. FOLGER QBobJ - True merit is deep and silent. Bobplayed in the intramural basketball games but his main in- terest was baseball. Roger took the Auto Mechanics Course. We hope he can always put back together what he takes apart. S 82111 Y make foes their friends. An all aronmd boy and a good leaders, Gordon was president of his class in the sophomore and senior years. With leading roles in most of the school playshe de- veloped notable dramatic talents and was a charter Thespian member. Gordon was also active in athletics, participating in football for two years ltacklej ,basketball two years, intramur- al basketball one year, and track three years the eventried pole-vaultingll. He sang two years with Boys' G1eeCluband was active ln Student Council.