Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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v4C7'.M CCNA' 2 In the field oi' soor Le, we again had. seven 1 1 -1 on the football' H-UH, and the C8.13'i33Jf.l1 of the team was our own Jtnlhnmm. in bo.slr,etball, Red Ge-deon acgain became County Foul Shooting Champion and wayne Liervi, our able Captain fthe Varsity squad was honored as an Hall-Countyyn For the second year, Jeanette Jokilehto was again Captain of the cheerleaders with another member ofthe class, Joyce Foote joining the squad, and helping: to bring home the cheerleading trophy for the second consecu- tive year. The lone senior member oi' the 1952 track squad was Tlaofoas TLonevo::,nurdler and broaci- j11!Y1l3G:1', was certainly proved to oe a valu- able one. W Y-teens. . . . l,2,3,l+ President. . . . . H Synod G.A.A......1,2 Glee Club. . . . l,3,N l Yellow Jackets . - 3,h Ensemble ..... . A. V. A ..... . 3,u Class Vice Pres. . . l Photo Clicks .-.- 4 World Affairs .... 2 Salute Staff . . . 3,H Salute staff . . . . 2 Class Secretary. . . 2 Annual Staff . . . . 1+ Treasurer. . . . . H nuke nie 'wma 'Haas- SEER Library reference 'L ll W. ,Kaul Glee Club. . . 1,2,3,b Esemble. ..... 2,3 Operetta . . . . . 3 Marching Band .... 3 Photo-Clicks .... l Y-teens ..... 2,3,M World Affairs. . 2,3,h Library Club .... 2 Junior Achievement . M President ..... M Salute staff . . . 3,u Annual Staff . . . . M Snapshot Editor. . M Literary Staff . . M Advertising Staff. M 0.16, QAJAQA Ugaaakfrdfldrfffi Dramatic Club. . . l,2 Basketball Manager . 3 Glee Club ..... 1,2 Football Manager . . 3 Y-teens ..... 1,2,3 Varsity B ...... 3 Salute Staff . . . 3,H Treasurer. . . . . 3 Exchange Editor. . M Student Council. . . 3

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Angie? A Basketball Manager . l Yellow Jackets . . 1,2 Photo-ciicks . . . 3,M Dramatic Club .... l A. V. A ..... . 3 World Affairs. . . . l Salute staff . . . 3,u Hi-News Photographer 4 Annual Staff .... U Photographer . . . M Y-teens. . . World Affairs. . Treasurer. Dramatic Club. . Glee Club. . Ensemble . . Band .... G. A. A .... Annual Staff . 1,334 2,39 . .M . 1,2 2.3.14 2.3.4 .. M . . 1 .. M .ZZZZW Football . . . l,2,3,h Captain. . . .. . M Basketball . . l,2,3,M Varsity B. . . Yellow Jackets A. V. A .... Dramatic Club. Annual Staff . . 3,M .1,2 .. 3 .. 1 . M mwwif o tumes for the ' - ng for c s HSHOW OF SHOWS' g Z saga o Dramatic Club. . l,2,3 Y-teens .... l,2,3,H Vice President . . 3 Secretary ..... M Glee Club ..... 3,H Student Council. 2,3,U Vice President . . U Secretary ..... 3 a-aaa Treasurer. . . . . 2 Junior Achievement . M Secretary. . . . . H Annual Staff . . . . Head Typist. . . . v4C'7' .T is fiend 5'4Z'z.aZe M M As Act Four began, we as Seniors solemnly looked forward to our eventual goals in life, and realized that setting the plot for our future years was a difficult task. Our class officers for the year were Wah ter Hamilton, President, Don Brown, Vice President, Joyce Foote, Secretary and Wayne Hervi, Treasurer. The Annual Snowball, which we sponsored, lrad to be canceled several times because of bad weather conditions, therefore bring- ing a very small crowd to the dance, when it was held January 25. But now concerned with producing the best annual ever, we proceeded to make prepara- tions for it and forgot about the out- come of the dance very soon.

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Md? Mzz. Www!! Wolf, R.?,,.AI7 Band . . . . . . 1,2 Yellow Jackets Y-teens. . . . . . 1,2 Salute Staff , world Affairs. . . 2 Annual Staff , x ?-'X ' El 'G N 4 ,I ll - 'zlffp -- i-lies Q ff f I-Q Stencil Study Basketball .... 1,2 Basketball Mgr. . . M Football . . . . . . 2 Yellow Jackets . l,2,3 Yellow Jackets . , , 1 Dramatic Club .,., 1 .467 E: .sc-aw: .3 As their final effort in the dramatic field the Seniors staged the comedy 'Eliza- beth's Young Mani for the One-Act Play Fes- tival. Don Brown playing the this ro1e,was mistaken for a psychopath by the maiden aunt portrayed by Rita Haller and her busy-body neighbor with Irene Moricz cast in that part. Kathryn Kresge enacted the young newly-wed,E1izabeth. As their final class get-together, the Seniors picnicked at Chippewa Lake Park, forgetting momentarily school and its on- coming final exams and the not too dis- tant graduation exercises. And so, the curtain falls on one of the greatest spectacles ever produced. Although the four year drama of the class of '52 had its moments of joy, sorrow and disappoint- ment,its final sentiment is one of achieve- ment, for it has successfully taken that first step in preparing for the individual roles its members are to play in later life.