Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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An' now hear they are, the Sophomores. The class of atheleets, geniuses, showmen and jus plain good guys.Yep its a class of grate variety and also acomplishmuntz such as, they're highly sucessfull dance, nCupids Cepers.WThey're one-act-play'Plight of the Herons,H Cwich plased thirdl. They had too of there classmen in the startin lineup of the l9M9 Dogpatch football teem, which, for a Sophomore class is reel good. They also domenated the Jr.Varcity basketball souad of 1950. All in all, there a pretty dern promisin bunch a Dogpatcners, 'n they'1l probably go reel fer in life, take it from me, your ol' Uhcle Zeke. President. Vice Pres. Secretary. Treasurer. St.Council St.Gounci1 20 0 ..Dona1d BTOYII. Charles Gilmore Phyllis Seymour no o n DQR-W ...Irene Moricz welter Hamilton

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President....Hermsn Bredenbeck vice Presoooo oeou ..Caro1 Secretary. .... . . Carol Hennings Treasurer ........ ...James Swann St.Counci1. . .... . . . Carol Smith St.Council. . . . .Richard Barbato High chilenz It's your ol' Uncle Zeke agen, all set to play a game of !Quggg,lhg?' with you. I'l1 give yn the klues and you tell me who I'm atalkin' 'bout. They's the people which had seven, out of the first eleven start- ing men on the l9M9 football team. Yes they's the same fellas WiCh lit up the skies of Dogpatoh with the Starlight Dance of '5Q' Yep! There the group wich walked off with the 1950 one-act-play plaque, and also came up with that great play, ,hm is All. Guess ya no who I'm talkin' 'bout now. It's the class that had that big wite turkey for our last school carnival. Boy your ol' Uncle Zeke's mouth still waters when he thinks of it. Sure, it a1n't nobody else but the Junior Class of '50.' I'1l bet ya new it all the time. Y Yep! that's the class with variety. They got smart one's and not so smart ones: silly ones and serious ones. They've get athletes, scholars, future doctors and lawyers and juss about anything ya can think of. And for a. topper, they've got for a sponsor one of the best and most highly respected teachers, Mrs. Corey. And fer there Junior-Senior Prom they done gone out of the terri- tory of the Iokums and Dog-patchers, away out to Fairview cottage, after havin' some of that good el' home cookin' in the school cafeteria. There a mighty fine class, and you can he dern sure that when ya be around the youngmms from the 'Class of '5l, ther-e's never a dull moment, you can take it from ne, your ol' Uncle Zeke.

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C62 J L5 President. Vice Pres. Secretary. Treasurer. StlCOU.nci1o 0 Q e Richard Henniags ..Hudson Heidorf . . Geraldine Dees . .... .David Wolf ..Hudson Heidorf St.Council....Sally McLaughlin what do ya think of when ya heer the wordWFreshieU7 Ya auto maticly think of a groop a kids thet're aukward and green 'n clu - sy, don't ya? Well if ya think the 1950 Freshmen are like that your mightee mustaken. The UFreshiesU of 1950 are capabel, clever, very promisin 'n intellegsnt as can be sean buy there handlin of there first one-act play, USunday Costs Fine Pesosu. They also did a fine job in there handlin of the cane toss at the annual Skool Carnival. This class has there taluntz spred out in severul feelds. They range from playin football ta cherrleadin all the way ta winning a honorable menshion in an AAA poster contest. Believe me, this is a class wich Dogpatch High will sum day bee vary proud of, take it from me, your ol' Uhcle Zeke. 21