Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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DEIJICHTIUH In the first hours of our freshman year when we thought no one could equal us and when we were sadly in need of some one to advise and help us, the high school principal introduced us to our class sponsor. Q Now that we are potential alumni, we look back over our four years on! hlgh school with her at the helm. We realize that no one could have better guided and helped us fight and wln our struggles for success than she who was friend as well as sponsor. She not only stuck with our class through thick and thin, but devoted most ot her spare time in helping to make the projectswe attempted a success. She chaperoned our class picnics and dances, and directed all our class plays, leading us twice to victory in the Annual One Act Play Contests. It was through her diligence and effort that this annual was published. Inappreciation off all she has done for us,we, the class of nineteen hundred and forty seven, do dedicate this edition of the EAGLET to our class sponsor, MISS ELIZABETH RAUP T Q 1 1 cfIt9'?lf '7f' E 'exam al ,. E

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nun SCHUUL Brooklyn Village School grew from several one room schools to a central- ized school opened in 1924. It was staffed with a high school faculty ln 1930, and more classrooms, a library, and a gymnasium were added in 1939. In the summer of 1946 the school was again busy with growing pains. This time it was the addition of a new cafeteria and dining room, and three new classrooms. These were built on the northwest corner of the building.. Also in 1946, soil was broken for Brooklyn High Schoo1's own athletic field, and although the field was not ready for competitive use in the 1946-47 school year, the school which had produced a commty champion track team the year be- fore with only surroundlng streets for practice, made the new track available to its boys for practice use. Continual growth in size of enrollment and curriculum is anticipated, and plans have already been drawn for a new elementary school 'to be built within the next few years on Roadoan Road. The 194 7 class is the fifte enth to be graduated from the school.