Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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Seated: Dale Baker. Standing: Superintendent Clarence L. Rice, John Fry, Donald E. Chatham, Howard Wellman, George Henry, Ernest Fretter. 844-wt af Education . . . . As problems of the school arise, you can count on the Board of Ed- ucation to settle them quickly and easily. The staff of five very capable men meet at the Roadoan Building once a month and more if necessary. The large enrollment is one of the biggest problems that the Board has to contend with. A Bond Issue providintg for lights and stands on the football field and a new school buil ing was submitted by the Board to the voters of Brooklyn for their alpproval in a special election in Afril. Adnearly complete auditorium is the work and e forts of the Boar . It would be a difficult job to run a school properly without a school board to back it. President. . . . . . . . . . .Dale Baker Vice President. . . . .Howard Wellman Clerk. . . . . . . . . Ernest Fretter IO. - -

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guidance Ucizectaz After teaching in Brooklyn for five years, Mr. Jones was selected to fill the newly created position of Guid- ance Director. Through his understanding and un- tiring e orts as Truant Officer good attendance is encouraged and at the same time frequent tardiness is dis- couraged. His duties also include supervision of the testing program and teaching Public Sgoeaking, Journalism and Char- acter E ucation. Qs- 1 X Pzawqeal JOHN NIEMAN - B.S. in Education. M.S. in Administration, Miami Un- iversity. A Uuly helping and guiding hand to all students is at of our principal, John K. Neiman. He has served our school as principal for seven ylears and through his endless efforts he as done much to better our scholastic atmos- phere. ROBERT JONES -B. Z. Ohio Wesleyan: M. A. Western Reserve. Attended Kent State, John Tarleton College, New York University. Classes: Journalism, Speech. Sponsor: A. V.A. , Student Council, Guidance Director. 9.

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With the industrial development of Greater Cleveland, came the natural expansion of housing facilities--what better place to locate than Brooklyn-- just 6 miles from the square. andtienplam As the pogulation grew, school needs expan ed. This year's pro- gram included the bui ding of an auditorium of the front of the High School building. --thus taking some of the strain from the much demanded present gym-auditorium used both by ele- mentary and high school. Next years plans include modernization of the present high school, construc- tion of a junior high building and installation of lights an permanent stadium at the football fie d.