Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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Ez? Pres...... Vice-Pres. Sec....... Treas..... S.Council.. Sue Wright Philip Riter Advisors... Helen Hurst Robert Buckley 54 Joseph Zillich Carole Mitchell 'I-Earlene Kuntz Gary Hetzel The Tribe of 'SM is composed of 51 eager and energetic squaws and braves. Led by their gallant Chief Joe Zillich, at F they have participated in a number of activities during the y 225 ear. N I y 'Nt the Great Medicine Show they aroused great inter- 5 est among the sports-minded braves with their balloon toss. 'f if One of the saddest events for the tribe was the losing I ?3t of one of its staunchest members, Dorothy Hardman to the Vfxfgggg Q North Olmsted Schoo1'S tribe. Amidst much ceremony and 4 '43 tear! the farewells were said and the tribe presented her g qu in ' with an autograph book. 27 xf l, '4t Having such a great treasure of talent in their midst 5 ..g:-9'c L 5 the Tribe of 'SM cannot help but be a success in their 2:i1g5EQf?T- future years at Brooklyn.

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,T S ,C JL Wi will 45,01 01, 5144? V' . X . 7 L U4 Cv, o N39' 9-SU-I-.-QC I JVQQ0 . T SW QWRE Q33 edffkgkzf t,4a....t4.,'1i4.W MM to My f X X I aj' A Many m cns agp, as the squaws and braves of the Jribc ij! AQI7 LAJCLD of '53 gathered in council, they produced the HHappy Hearts 1 ' Hopu, which was a great joy to all of the tribes that at- jzzyvljj aff!!! ence of Chief Bill Gordon, a disc jockey for stationihhy who beats his tom-toms as he beats his gums, to give much idk! joy to every hearty squaw and brave. A prize feature was the Ndance of the polkasu contest which was won by a fair J sophomore maiden, Claudia Starr, and her mate. At the uGreat Medicine Shown the Tribe of '53 was busy with their Hfootball tossn which was stiff sport for the heartiest of braves. The Tribe of '53 earned a feather for their bonnet when they gave in sacrifice much of their tribal fortune fin fact more than any other tribej to the World Fellowship Drive. K tended. A great attraction at the gathering was the pres- '75 dlgfwjp' JQL wh!! Vice-Pres ..... Richard Hennings Sec ....... .....Louise Mitchell Treaso o 0 Q 0 0 0 Q s o o obmvrtin Patton S.Council ..... Patricia Haskins Sally McLaughlin Advilorso o 0 0 0 0 n 0 0 .J98-U spencer John Phillips Pres....... ....Hudson Heidorf .. ex., A N x f3fJ R if 23

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gale S.Counci1.. 1 Albert Amon Nancy Naperta Advisors... Se MCMiCh8.6L1 J. Znamenak The Tribe of '55, having been on our Hcamping groundsu for the four seasons that constitute a. year, seem to have adauted themselves very well to our HIndianU mode of living. Thev have learned the rules of our tribes and seem to be exceedingly happy and successful in their new elevation as shown by their highly sucessful HString Alongn at the uGreat Medicine Show. 55 PreS0ooo00C Matthew Heidorf Vice-Pres.. Jack Ritchie SSCCOOOOOOO Gloria Giachetti Treas...... ' Robert Yankovitz V . 1 eg 1 2 .., E391 T- I Q fi '1 A 1. -5 -f f 24 ' 55359912 4' ,A A-0 X 44A S , , .. N, NW 1 , a , Qu , 'i?'A , ,-v Y 'E'-1. - ---. ff . 1. 4 I A 4