Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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President Wayne Christner Vice-President Davies Hayes Secretary Edward Fezfer Treasurer King Killin SGP!-'IOIUGIZES Dance. The before they The Sophomores gave the girls a break--A Sadie Hawkins Day poor boys d1dn't have a chance: they got snared by a gal could sneak out of the door.Don't worry. They loved it! P.S. The tickets were little brown Jugs! The Carnival found the Sophomore: challenging your skill at the Ski Ball Booth. Hearts were the admittance to the Sophomore Va1ent1ne's Dance and hearts filled the air, too, to keep up the romantic tempo of the day. Bidding for a repeat honor, the Sophs really dug in and worked out a superb performance of 'Andante', directed by Mr. Rodd, and starring Robert Wellman and Marjorie Zerger, supported by Gerald Dickerson, Wayne Christner, and Carol Wieland. History repeats itself,--Bob Wellman again walked to the stage to receive the cherished placque. Congratulations. Sophomores! Page 20

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President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Donald Carle Edward Baker June Lamb Marlene Swindig 1 .4x'h JUFIIODS The Juniors were in the scramble--ibut weren't we all?D at the Home- coming Dance October 25. We finally got our shoes and likewise a part- ner at this mixup. Picked out a pair of legs--you got yourself a man. No gel to drag--well, there was a broom. So the Juniors started the year. Not to be .outdone by assemblies--they had a Western Thriller--even featured the WAndrew Sistersu--such ravishing beauties! In March the Juniors sponsored their three-act drama, WThe Festered Lily with Robert Hovious. Ruth Fowler, Robert Wellman, and June Iamb taking leading roles. In the One-Act Play contest, William Hall, Mary Heine. and Norman Young reoresented the Juniors in a Psychological dra- ma, The Finger of God. On May 29 they out on the Jr.-Sr. Prom at hir- view Community Cabin to bid the Seniors ferewell.and left them with mem- oirs not soon to be forgotten. 'gnu

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President Vic e-President Secretary F BSUISP Carolyn Hervi Evelyn Duley Janet Dobson James Swann l FRE SH Just starting up the long road are the Freshmen--but they've got plen- ty of steam. No old tried-and-true methods for them. Oh,nol They gave us all a taste of originality and talent with a great assembly. We all en- joyed the WTime of March.N They further displayed talent, in their first shot at the annual One-Act Play placque, with nThe Echo? starring Ronnie Keating. supported by Carol Smith, Harry McCormick and Carolyn Hervi. The Freshmen displayed future promise in athletics with three fine basketball players: Eugene Atkinson, Herman Bredenbeck and 'Mumb1ssn Mc- Cormick.Also several freshmen withstood aninjury-ridden football season. r n QD