Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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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.

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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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MR. KARAKUL MRS. HOELZELE MR. PHILLIPS Wkdtdefaaqltq . .. . EDWARD KARAKUL - B.A. Kent State, il, Kent State. Classes: Art Supervisor, Sponsor: 9th Grade. BETTY JANE HOELZELE - B.S,M. Baldwin Wallace, Attended Fred Waring Sum- mer Workshop, Graduate work at San Jose Teachers College. Classes: Music. Sponsor: Glee Club, Vocal Supervisor. JOHN S. PHILLIPS - B. S.M. Baldwin Wallace: M. A. Western Reserve. Classes: Instrumental Mu- sic Director. Sponsor: 12th grade boys. Het and Widow The Art and Music departments help students attain their highest in- tellectural level by assisting them in gaining common knowledge, ap- preciations, ideals, attitudes and practices, which they will be able to carry with them into their post-school life. Thus, our students gain an understanding of the cultural things of life. Many hands make light work of the many tasks the library re- quires to keep records in order. I2, Hand-blocked Christ- mas greetings- among the many creative projects of the Art Department.