Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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MRS. DRUKKER MR, SNIDER MISS WHITMORE Eagles! and .lmagaaye HELENE DRUKKER - B.A. Muskingum College. M.A. Western Reserve. Classes: English, Latin. Sponsor: Y - Teens, 8th grade. ALBERT SNIDER - B. A. Iowa State University. Sponsor: Dramatics, Ilth grade boys. lassesz English, French. MARY WHITMORE - B.A. De Paul University. Classes: English. Sponsor: Y - Teens, 8th grade. Through the study of foreign languages, we gain a greater under- standing of the people of other countries and a more complete under- standing of our own language. -ldlmeq The library provides hours of pleasant reading and opportunity for research. lt is now in the process of being transformed from an elementary to an up to date high school ibrary, keeping in step with the growth of the school. The personal ibrary of the late Georgiana Skinner given in memoriam by her parents, has added greatly to its progress. ELIZABETH WENGER -B.A. Baldwin Wallaceg M. A. Western Reserves Librar- ian. Sponsor: Ir. High Library Club. The mysteries of Latin are unfold- e . MRS. WENGER

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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.

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7z4dndn.9 pe Wacatdaaw 7444451646 14154 Through the program of thc shop a pupil developes his ability to Y-Elan an execute his work alone and in coop- eration wi others. He is provided with an o portunity to be creative and developes an appreciation otp good de- sign and workmanship in manufactured products. In ad- dition, the student developes good safety habits and safety consciousness in the use of tools and machines. MR. GRAHAM MR. KUZMAN CHARLES GRAHA in Education, O Classes: Industrial Arts, Math. Sponsor: Junior High Sports and 7th grade. M - B.S. hio State. In the shop. ANDREW KUZMAN - B.S. in Industrial Arts, Penna. State College: M.A. in Education, Penna. State College. Classes: Art, Industrial Arts. In the kitchen. In the Qffice, anaemia! and Wanna Ecaoumulca In the commercial c necessary for general o standing of the business department, the studen making. In preparation designer or more often a housewife. IANE S. BRODT - B.S. Mi- ami University. Classes: Comm Sponsor: Book Store Su- pervisor, Commercial Club, gth grade. JEAN SPENCER - B.A. Ohio State. 14. ourse a student leams the skills ffice work and gains an under- world. In the Home Economics t developes the skills of home- for a career as a dietitian, dress ercial. Classes: Home Economics. Sponsor: Chief Club, Cafe - gg? Manage mb gmde MRS. BRODT Mas, SPENCER