Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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FOREWARD We the class of '50 have chosen for our theme the Dogpatch style as a means to create interest and humor in this our final effort. Through our high school career as a. mountain family working to- gether we have made our greatest success with our annual Sadie Hawkins dances. Although we have had, our little feuds in our happy mountain home we have pulled together in time of necessity in the true Dogpatch fashion. It has been a tough but happy and interesting climb to the top of the mountain of knowledge but our goal is to reach the ropes with which to ring the bells of the future. V

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-S 'i J 1 X Mr.Clarence L. Bice, Clerk Mr. Dale Baker, President Mr. O. G. Wittich Mr. Carl Bierlein Mr. John Bacus Mr.Howard Wellman -,LA - 42- Mr.C.l.RiCe tenden ici , i-4