Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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' . ff? . 4. DL A well-written show with even the best of actors, but without a director could never be produced for a director is indispensablein tell- ing us where and how to play the part because a director sees us as others see us. The director must be a person of infinite pa- tience and faith-concerning himself with straightening the problem involved and encourag- ing the players, not only in times of triumph, and success, but in times of discouragement and despair - led on in thought, word, and action by that intangible but realistic ideal of the fin- ished masterpiece - of human lives so coached and trained as to play well any part in life. Of our directors we can be proud for they have not only well directed our show - but, more im- portant, have been our constant friends and ex- amples. To them we dedicate this, the 1952 Eaglet, in hopes that we may face any of life's various roles with the last of their words of encouragement foremost in our minds. 1475 for gieev 'Y' 001' e 895 ve 02 L9 ng vi .La er 9.55161 -0.6 , ldfs YX55 Hedge? 63505 qxkgmgft Yagi-10' Xx oval vain ixoftww 'L W Y'-in upfe wen 6'dh'u