Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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Il 0 o ug, Mis' Students consistently making high grades com- bining their scholastic zest with the principles of citizenship, leadership, and service are candidates for the National Honor Society. To enter this ex- clusive group, pupils must have maintained a 3.25 grade average at the end of their Sophomore year, a 3.0 average at the end of their Junior year, and a 2.75 point average at the end of their Senior year. Early this year three-year member Don Brown and Juniors Gerry Deas and Pat Kreshak comprised the entire society. Then in May, Seniors Jeanette Jok- ilehto, Fat Hannan, Walter Hamilton, and Junior Louise Mitchell were admitted along with naming Gary Hetzel and Sue Wright as probationary members 2 iii wah is 'YL