Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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SUPERINTENDENT CLARENCE L. RICE B.C.E. Ohio State, M.A. in School Administration, Ohio State. Plcins, decisions, ospirins ---- The heodoches of our odministrotors. Playing an important role in the educational program of Brooklyn High School is the Board of Education. The degree of excellence of our school is determined to a great extent by the kind of school board the community has elected. Members, Dale A. Baker, President, Donald E. Chatham, Vice-President, Howard Wellman, John Frey, John Henry and Ernest H. Fretter, Clerk-Treasurer, have well proved their competence and ability by the many things they have accomplished. The Board of Education is responsible directly to the people of the Brooklyn school district and is the supreme educational agency for the public schools. lt is governed by the laws of the state of Ohio as to its duties and responsibilities. A: wa l - 1 2 5 George Henry Donald E. Chatham Dale Baker Ernest Fretter Howard Wellman John Fre Y President Clerk

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Ability and application . . . these made Teddy Budko our valedic- torian. ond this is our SCHOOL ond COMMUNITY

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P JOHN K. NIEMAN, Principal B.S. in Education, M.S. in Administration: Miami University. Head of the High School administration is principal, Mr. John K. Nieman. During the eight years in which he has held this posi- tion, Brooklyn has increased in enrollment and advanced academically. Mr. Nieman's guidance and efforts to improve the high school is commended by both the student body and community. ROBERT W. JONES, Guidance Director B.A. Ohio Wesleyan, M.A. Western Re- serve. Attended Kent State, New York University, John Tarleton College. Serving as Guidance Director and Atten- dance Officer is Mr. Robert Jones. ln this position he encourages regular attendance of the student body. Through his testing program and vocational guidance he helps us choose our curriculum and plan our careers. His classroom duties include study hall supervision, iournalism, and public speak- mg. HELEN HURST, Dean of Girls B.A. in Education, University of Akron, Attended Western Reserve, Kent State: G.E. Fellowship Purdue University. Capably filling the newly created position of Dean of Girls is Miss Helen Hurst. Miss Hurst's duties include keeping the girls at- tendance records and counseling girls in grades 7-12. A large amount of her time is spent in sponsoring the Senior Class and Junior High and Senior High cheerleaders, and advising the earbook staff Academically she is in Y - 1 charge of the Mathematics Department. .?3 M Q N ilu