Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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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

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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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aafuuzldam 66444 The main purpose of the Journalism class is to plublish the school paper, THE SALUTE. It is issued bi-weekly, free of c arge to all students and faculty. It covers all phases of schoo and community life .ln Brooklyn. Mr. Jones is supervisor of the class. Row 1: S. Doyle, P. Haskins, I. Jauch, H. Novak, S. Herman. , Row 2: S. Wright, M. Wachs, N. Ailor, R. Gulan, G. Deas, L. Heege, C. Duwe, Row 3: Mr. Jones, R. Hennings, D. Wolf, R. Purcell, H. Heidorf, J, Cigler, M, Youngman, A. Latavis . Meeting the deadline. Salute Staff EDITOR Janet Jauch Helen Novak Lorene Heege Dick Purcell Nancy Ailor Pat Haskins Hud Heidorf Rich Hennings SPORTS EDITOR EXCHANGE EDITOR PRODUCTION STA FF Hoyt Swann TYPING STAFF Shirley Doyle Gerry Deas ART STAFF Shirley Herman Sue Wright REPORTERS: Marge Youngman, Dave Wolf, Richard Hen- nings, Hud Heidorf, GerrlyDeas, Hoyt Swann, Shirley Herman, Nancy ilor, Claudia Starr, Ann Latavish, Connie Duwe, Sue Wri ht, Rose Gulan, Marlene Wachs, Pat Haskqns, Dave Matejka, Bob Finowski. 17.