Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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The Brooklyn Board of Education is composed of a versatile group of businessmeng Mr. Dale A. Baker, Board President and owner of Baker's Marketg Mr. C. C. Hittich, Board Vice-President and vice-president of Cleveland Tool 5 Supply Companyg and members, Mr. John Backus. staff member of radio station W.B.O.E,g Carl A. Bier- lein, engineer with Cleveland Diesel Division of General Motorsg Howard J . Wellman, SI'.,lHl1S1C arranger of radio station W.G.A.B. and owner of Wellman's Radio and Television: Mr. C. L. Rice, Clerk of the Board and Superintendent of Brooke lyn Schools. Their foresight and understanding all our school employees sincerely appreciate. The ever growing needs of our school system these men squarely face and meet with utmost consideration for the best good of the entir community. -1 di v it 'pang' Cy Lo Rice A.: Baker o. C. wittich C. A. Bler l fail, it -23? ,af 'fir

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