Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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COUN'l'lNG THE MIN TE ---- CLASS ol '56 Counting the minutes until they would be the big wheels, the Juniors worked hard to give the present big wheels, a good send off. Since their early days as seventh graders, they have built up a treasury, adding to it in their Junior year, by a successful turkey raffle at the carnival, a rip roaring Sadie Hawkins Dance, and the Junior Jump in March. The Roaring Twenties was the theme selected for the Junior-Senior Ban- quet. Seniors and Faculty were guests at this annual affair, held at the Roadoan Cafeteria. Climax of the year for all social-minded Juniors and Seniors was the Prom held May 27, at the Lake Shore Country Club. Bobby Hanson's Band was featured. Minutes to go, the Juniors take over the seats of honor Cfirst row seats in the auditoriumj, and exhange roles from hosts and hostesses to guests at these looked- forward-to affairs. President ,,.. Vice-President Secretary e,,, Treasurer A.d. Advisorssc .-, William Bredenbeck ---HCV --James Crytzer -, . .Mary Ann Pink -,Barbara Zadle , . -.Mr. Schempf Mrs. Braessler . AAA? 1'3- QN -.

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bf? From September till March our efforts were con- centrated on producing the 1955 yearbook. Long hours were spent on selling ads, taking pictures, writ- ing articles and worrying about our deadline. CWe think it was well worth the effort.j Well-I-I . . . final- lyl Last page finished. Moonlight and Roses was the name given to the Junior-Senior Banquet held at the Roadoan Cafeteria. Roses and soft lighting lent intimacy to the room. The Lake Shore Country Club was the setting for the Junior-Senior Prom, with Bobby Hanson's Orches- tra playing the dreamy music. Up and down - up and down we marched, practicing for that day. Baccalaureate - hearing what the Reverend said to us, making us think of the fu- ture more wisely . . - Commencement is here, and we wonder lust what our life holds for us out in the big, wide world. Well wishes, and great happiness was expressed to our honor students Joann Brinza, Vale- dictorian and Mary Kreshak, Salutatorian. . . . Stu- dent speeches . . . farewells . . . advise for the fu- ture . . . a few tears . . . many good wishes . . now we're Alumni. 5

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.Wazfiif f e gf is 1' fi' I Il I G G ft , ,F 2:7 . if., I as. V 9 ' ,Z 'Qi I It 5 ' ffl z I Row I: S. Swinton, N. McGrew, G. Gates, M. Camp, D. Rades, B. Barker, E. Holden. Row Il: J. Renner N. Hiltbrandt, D. Priborsky, D. Dorn, M. Berkoski, S. Armstrong, P. Halmayr. Row Ill: S. Waldo, R Stasek, L. Foose, M. Kuhns, B. Zadle, R. Roche, C. Zelinski, Mrs. Braessler. Row IV: J. LeTourneau, J Kolesar, A. Balinsky, E. Daley, M. Pink, A. Kubik, S. Simader. 1 I A 49, :Ir 4 y Ava.. Row I: T. Hovious, W. Boretsky, J. Haller, H. Ruppel, J. Jauch, . Maynard, G. Cantwell, Row Il: R. An- lchutz, J. Gombac, R. Masters, J. Trsek, G. Volan, P. Castle, T. Brock, Mr. Schempf. Row III: R. Hamilton, B. Steiner, D. Kresge, R. Tegtmeier, B. Kroupa, J. Crytzer, K. Kriss, J. Vince. Row IV: J. Ottagalli, R. Sta- sek, W. Bredenbeck, F. Kalyq, J. Heege, J. Gallaher, R. Kennedy, B. Jansci. .J 's