Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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Top row: Thomas Simlcek, Lawrence O'- Malley, William Brlckman, Gilbert Hansen, Rita Vaughn , Eva Bchoen, Norman Young, William Hall, Robert Thomas. Second row: Carroll Weiss, Ralph Cole- man, Mildred Zimmer, John Yankovitz, DonaldBh.rta, Patricia Davis, Dolores Roblnett, Walter Kawlecld , David Freeman. Thlrd row: Alice Helmar,Donna Merhaut, Dolores Kozel, Connie Heym, Carol Shabby, Dolores Cslder, Bernard Metro, Lewis Cayet, Mary Halne. Fourth row: Marlene Swlndlg, Gordon Zempke, Rudolph Bredenbeck, Keith Kiss, Donald Carle, Edward Baker, Galen Bending, Paul Kostansek, Ardls Herr. Bottom row: Marilyn Deas, Ruth Fowler, June Lamb, Miss Iellnek, Mr. Znamen- ak, Eloise Broestle , Mary Dudley, Donna Uzl, Rosemary Frey. SUPHUIHUHES The sophomore class elected as class officers: Rudy Bredenbeck, pre- sident, Dolores Robinett, vice-president, Eva Schoen, secretary, and Bill Hall, treasurer. At the Carnival they sponsored a Spook House and they presented A Night In The Country at the Che Act Play Festival. Their class advisors were Miss Jelinek and Mr. Znamenak.

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Top row: Barbara Smith, lltlllcont Zimmerman, Edith Duley, Shlrlb! Birdsell,Carol James, Barbara lhtyk. Beemd row: Iohn Kostalnlck, David lllchlake, Robert Dudley, Robert Becker, Donald Brown, like lletro. Third row: lllas Hurst, Beverly Ilmker, lla:-Jorie Delaelt, large Bomba, Vlfllni-I Voyner, Dorothy Zemba, Dorothymnrell. Fourthrow: BobHacDmald,George Wolf, Robert Hovlous, William Swann, Robert Allor,Rlchard Fllsik. JUIIIUHS in-ur i I -' 1 The members of the junior class had a busy year, with activities such as their Starlight Dance , a turkey rattle at the Annual School Carnival, and co- sponsorshlp with the seniors of the Saturday Night dances and The Range Riders program. They presented a three act play, The Vis1tor ,with Bob Hovious, Barbara Matyk, Edith Duley, and Bob MacDonald in leading roles. Their one act play was Pink Geranium . They culminated their activities-by entertaining the seniors with a prom at the Fairview Commumry Cabin. Class officers were: Richard Fllsik, presidentg Bill Swann, vice-presidentg Edith - Duley, secretary, and Marjorie Delzeit, treasurer. Miss Hurst was the class advisor.

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Top row: Larry Iunker, Betty Kunesh, seuywaensniu sux, vu-gum xumc, Laverne Shifter, Thomas Shl!11et,Ed- ward Fefler, Gerald Dickerson, Ronald Simlcek. Seccnd row: Margery Zerger, Dale Dick- erson, Harvey Murphy, Robert Well- man, Thomas White, Joseph Eornack, .ii-:K xunn, David nuxquxsc, lane l y or. Third row: Robert Slepecky, John Kacz- marskl, Herbert Myers, Ronald Kerk- hoif, Wayne Christner, Davies Hayes, Allen Bormann, lane Finch, Carol Wetland, Howard Oper. Bottom row: William Novak, Walter Novak, Richard Weber, Mrs. Welugen, Mr. Schacht, Claude Hawks, Thomas O'Sh.sik, Iean Burke, Douglas Thomas. FHESHIIIEH The freshman class won the Annual One Act Play Ccntest with The True In Heart starrin Robert W ll , g e man, with Pat Fahey, lane Finch, Tom White, Gerald Dickerson, Wayne Christner, and Edward Feffer in supporting roles. They sponsored a Ski Ball project at the Carnival. The officers out the freshman class were: King Klllln, president, Harvey Murphy, vice-presidentg and Jean Burke, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Wehagen and Mr. Schacht were advisors of the group.