Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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Row l: N. Hiltbrandt. V. Szabo, C. Zelinski, M. Kaplyawka, A. Burfield, B. Zadle, Mr. Schempf. Row 2: D. Rades, S. Waldo, A. Balinsky, E. Holden. B. Barker, D. Dorn. Row 3: J Maynard, R. Kroupa. R. Steiner, M. Pink, N. Sheppard, R. Tegtmeier, P. Castle. Row 4. J Crytzer, R. Kennedy, W. Bredenbeck, J. Gallaher. J Jauch, H. Ruppel. Row lz M. Macuga, C. Hornack, L. Ress. G. Felice. R. Mitchell, M. DiCostanzo. M. Olsen, D. Birney. Row 2: C. Kautz, C. Link, B. Dodd. Pat Bush, N. Mc:Millin, J. Cesarone, R Er- hardt, Miss Ragon. Row 3: J, Mitchhart. J. Herman, J. Kelley, N. Kirby, J. Amon, J. Fodor, P. Taber. Row 4: Marilyn Heidort, F. Koch, R. Charavell, E. Giesel, D. Balinsky, J. Cur- ran. P. Gore. M. Crvtzer. . qw' Row l: J. Sasak, W. Gerchek, A. Schlementi, D. Riley, D. LeRoy, E. Stanek, K. Huffman. Row 2: J. Finley, L.Foose, E. Ervin, D. Fekel, M. Naperta, A. Derda, P. Cmith, Mr. Snider. Row 3: G. Rhyner, N. Soeder, W. McDill, R. Chismar, P. Nezbeth, G. Yatsko, K. Simecek. Row 4: M. Nevada. R. Whiteman, R. Snodgrass, R. Stettek, G. Stephan, B. Kelley, C. Schott Row l: E. Moir, H. Mateika, S. Rickie. N. Peddie, J. Moore. J. Zsamboky, D, Naylor, P. Kolesar. Row 2: Mr. Phillips, J. Saulit, J. Lenhart, R. Kaschulla, I. Dimitriieves. J. Palo, M. Turchan. K. Swann. Row 3: B. Sebring, N. Petrov, G. Ivins, T. Kubes, A. Eberhard, D. Pres- ton. R. Palko. Row 4: N. Kaminski. T. Mueller. R. Sanders. R. Kvser. R. Dotson. L. Feckner. li i Q1 -I W- ,. sn -if v-ew-i wi-m 1,1 1111-1-, -N .-1 R 13. 3 i s

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nd Qualify os well os quonTiTy. . . Our Freshmen ond Sophomores. Proving They have noT only quanTiTy buT qualiTy, The Freshmen and Sophomore classes have presenTed many successful social evenTs. AT The carnival The freshmen operaTed Space Travels , from which They profiTed financially. The sophomores iniTiaTed The Goofy Golfers booTh which proved To be one of The mosT popular aT The carnival. Later in The year, The sophomores presenTed The Cupids CuTaway , in honor of ST. ValenTine's Day. ln The One-ACT Play FesTival The soph- omores did a credifalole iob on Their Teenage comedy, RooTing for RuTh and The freshmen ran away wiTh The honors by capfuring The plaque wiTh Their play, LiTTle Red Schoolhouse . ' CLASS OF '56 CLASS OF '57 PresidenT ...................... Gary CanTwell PresidenT ...................... Ronald Sfeffek Vice-PresidenT .......... Richard HamilTon Vice-PresidenT .................. Bruce Kelley SecreTary .......... ....... J ames Gallaher SecreTary ......... ...... G erald STephan Treasurer ...... ....... James OTTagalli Treasurer ......... ........ N elson Pefrov Sponsor ............ ...... M r. MarquardT Sponsor ............. ........... M r. Snider Ass'T Sponsor ................ Miss Woolway Ass'T Sponsor .................... Miss Ragon Ass'T Sponsor .................. Mr. Schempf Ass'T Sponsor .................... Mr. Phillips Row T: B. Ridley, G. Volan, S. Simader, W. BoreTsky, N. McGrew, J. Gombac, S. Sebring. Row 2: Renee Roche, G. CanTwelI, R. Sellman, R. Hetzel, T. Hovious, E. Daley, Miss Woolway. Row 3: J. Haller, A. Lenhart, D. O'Donnell, J. Heege, R. Jansci, J. Vince. Row 1: Mr. MarquarclT, P. Halmayr, D. Priborsky, R. Masters, E. AnschuTz, G. GaTes, T. Brock. Row 2: V. DimiTriievs, M. Kuhns, M. Camp, S. Fishburn, J. Le- Tourneau, A. Kubik, S. ArmsTrong. Row 3: M. Berkoski, E. DeiTrick, D. Baldwin, D. Kresge, J. Trsek, R. STasek, R. HamilTon, J. OTTagalli, E. Bacon, F. Kaiyo, F. KosTansek, R. STasek, R. Valega. g1 iv4eWmmwa 1ffr 4 lm H W .mr-vw

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This is BROOKLYN so The 3:15 bell rang, but all activity at Brooklyn did not cease. Oh, no, the class- rooms did not suddenly become quiet and the halls empty, for there were gatherings of all types. The Dramatic Club casting for a play . . . the girls in G.A.A. were playing a basketball game . . . a Y-Teen cabinet meeting was in session . . . and the Photo Clicks were busy developing pictures. Activity, planning, and hard work had iust begun . . . there were long hours of re- hearsing ahead before the play would go on . . . Y-Teens, too, would have to work to raise the money necessary to send girls to conference. Our clubs and their activi- ties are a very important part of our school life. Oh, no, school does not end at 3:15, for . . .