Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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Wiatienmtae and Sc dence A general course in Mathematics is offered to associate the students with the mathematics of everyday living such as budgeting, market- ing, measures, banking, etc. More advanced courses are designed to prepare the students for scientific and technical professions. The aim of the science program is to show the applica- tion of science to every day living experience, to encourage scientific thinking and to stimu- late the investigation of a career in some field of science. MISS HURST MR. ZNAMENAK HELEN HURST - B.A. in Education, U. of Akron, attended Western Reserve, Kent State. Classes: Math. Sponsor: Cheerleaders, Annual, Ilth grade girls. JOSEPH E. ZNAMEMAK - B.A. in Education, Ohio State. i Classes: Physics, General Science, Chemistry, Sen- ior Science. Saaeel Summa Through the study of Social Science we are shown the advantages and disadvantasgles of our modern way of life as compared to the past. e prepare ourselves or citi- zenship through the study of our government. First op- erations and its functions. It makes solid sense. Testing theories throug experiments. JEROLD CAHILL - B. A. His toryg Hiram College. M A.g Western Reserve Classes: Social Science. Sponsor: High School Boos ter Club. MR. CAHILL

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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

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Pdqadcal Emmzcw MR. MARQUARDT Mas, PosGA1 B The aim of physical education is to develope in a pu pil those physical, social, emotional and mental qual ities essential for a well adyusted life Through partici pation in a wide variety of activities Pupils learn the rules of sportsmanship and the fun that comes from good competition and fair play. ROBERT MARQUARDT -B. A Miami University. Classes: Physical Educa tion, Driver Training, Bi ology. Coach: Basketball, Ir High Football. ONNIE S POSGAI famine 7696 The Junior High is an orientation period to prepare the stu- dent for high school. Baldwin Wallace. Classes: Physical Educa tion. Sponsor: G.A,A., Lead- ers, IOIh grade girls. JOSEPH E. GARN - B.S. in Education, Miami Univer- sity. Classes: Social Sci- ence, Science. Sponsor: 7th grade. Coach: Foot- ball, Track. PATRICIA PATTON - B. A. Western Reserve: M.A. in Education, Western Re - serve, Graduate work at U.C.L.A. Classes: Ir. High History, Geography, Civics. Sponsor: Ir. High Dramatics, Senior Drama- tics, Sth grade. THELMA M. SMITH - B.A. in Education, Baldwin Wal- lace. Classes: Ir. High Math, Civics. Sponsor: 7th grade . MR, GARN MRS. PATTON He learns study hab- its and sound funda- mentals which can be supplied all through his high school ca- reer. im f as J . .ati ' s Q . ' :-,::,:., s X Hs., N - W. -Q MRS. SMITH