Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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at f 45 '1 an 9 ' Q ,,. wh 2 12222 , The football season of 19109 was not a prosperous one for the Golden Hurricanes, as far as records are concerned. Hov- ever, records are merely cold statistical facto: and the courage, the spirit, and the actual skill of Brooklyn'e 'U9 gridiron etalvarts should not be ,judged by these records alone. The Hurricanes boasted one of the strongest defensive units in the County and proved to all who saw them in action that they are capable of play- ing the hard fast type of 'ball that is so neccessary to build a winning team. With Brooklyrde hard charg- ing line paving the way, Capt. Wayne Christner pile-drived to a new school record, by scor- ing 33 points in one season. he exceptional high spirit, which Coach Buckley worked hard to instill in the team, drew oomplinente from practi- f nl 9 mr l kai In Q . SA 'ff ' X . 'Vigil-1, fro ef 5 . UMW Coach Buckley W.Christner,R. H. W.Cran,B.E. R.Hennings,F.B H.Bredenbeck' F.B. D.Fin0w3ki , L. T. R.KeI'khOff,B.e Ge E. S1111 , C 'Y x Y be V 5 ,

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K5 -Sn ' N E W The Golden Hurricanes of the '49 '50 sea on showed the flghtlng, never-say-die splrlt of the Brooklyn stalwarts They every contender that faced them. Wlry Gerry Dickerson with his deadly ook snot from a pivot led the Hurricanes Captain Dave Hayes proving his all-around ability, was next with 1141+ points Brooklyn, sporting a 500 record dropped the1r first tournament game of the season to Brecksville in a closely fought b ttle, endlng 55-47. In its game against N.Olmstead the team with 199 markers 1 Mg. ' xwavlnam 0 I x I L' hnl , ,A Y ' xx b A KN V ' Q pq ,, We Ie , vm mar. :si . 0 ' ,xWJx ESQ proved themselves a worthy opponent for 545' . Co- ' O A if? N 0 x T p I . M ' . a ' of x x 0 4 X 'n Q Y ' wC'g WA1 Bn 'W 3497- a'?4'3'oYX X -htwvwwmv si .54-3 ,QWZGW p 1 1 j,g,u1 9 9 r 'X gap ix '- QQ. V V. y yn 'QP 44 H V'2 ,QW5 mtwfn yen,t Mn m q v xy x .W I I n A 1.7 I I set a new high per game for Brooklyn of 77 points. The Brooklyn Junior Varsity finished the seesonwlth a totalof 6 wins and 10 defeats partly due to inexperience. However they fought bravely at each of their games. Their leading point gainer for the J.V.'s was Eugene Gedeon. This year our school unfortunately loses many of it's top-notch basketball players in the graduating class. They are Mas follows: G.Dickerson D.HayesKCo-Captainl, H. rwmgpheyg co-captains , Wm .N0va,k, W.Novak, W.Christner, and T.Shifflett. I 26 H.Bredenbeck,C. W-N0V2k,L.F. H.McCormick,F. G,piCkerS0n,1 F