Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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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

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- '. EE?N'- ' inf' -. XS, e f ff'1Er' 'Xf A iGi I In 1949 the Golden Hurricanes took tothe cinder paths, under the direction of Coach Nieman, to notch up one of the most successfull seasons in Brooklyn's track history. After winning the Orange Relays, the Hurricanes went on to cap- ture the county and district titles by an overwhelming nu ber of points for the second successive year. Records broken duringthe season include the following: an eleven foot jump by Ed Baker in the pole vault, a toss of 45' 32N in the shot put by Rudy Bredenbeck, a leap of 20' 10N in the broad ju p also by Rudy, and a 220 yard dash of 23 seconds by Dave Hayes. The sprint medley team of Dave Hayes, Halter Kawiecki, Bill Hall, and Bill Novak broke the old standard with a clocking of 3:37.Q Another record set by Rudy Bredenbeck was his mark of 23 seconds in the 220 yard low hurdles. The two mile relay team of Louis Gayet, Paul Kostansek, Tom O'Stasik, and Eugene Atkinson lowered the time in that event to 9:08a Another relay record was set by the quartet of Dave Hayes, Halter Kawiecki, Don Carle, and Bill Novak who were timed at 46.6 seconds in the A40 year relay. Last but far from least, Dave Hayes tied the 100 yard dash re- cord of 10.3 seconds. The 1950 squad has a tough job cut out for them, but seem to be a very capable team. With many veterans having departed through the graduation route, the Hurricanes appear strong in the running contests but considerably weak in the field events. Coach Buckley believes, however, that the Hurricanes will hold their own against the other county teams. Graduating Seniors include: county triple crown winner Davies Hayes, Wayne Christner, Thomas 0'Stasik, and William and Walter Novak, in -he 1 , K ff X v ii? EE? V -' V Mi ix f2EJ.. l' ' N A' W d