Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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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

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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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ll' EEMED LIKE llllllll - CLASS 0F '5 ln spite of homework, basketball practice and social activities, the Sopho- mores found plenty of hours to work together as a class. They have become well-noted for the unusual. Imagination ran rampant as they' presented a target of moving planets for would-be dart throwers in their Space Travel concession at the Carnival. Balloons, confetti, French balconies transformed the gym into a New Orleans Mardi Gras setting as a five piece band played soft and sweet music, - loud and fast music, - old and new songs - for the many dancing couples as their first class-sponsored dance - The Mardi Gras - on February 25. Cactus Wildcat allowed plenty of room for the active sophomores to let themselves go in a hoss-opery as they made a valiant at- tempt to recapture the One-Act Play trophy. On the serious side, Mr. Snider's homeroom stood first in the school in con- tributions to the Community Chest, while many of the Sophomores played an active part in several school activities, musical affairs and athletic events - devel- oping a versatility that should make them one of the outstanding classes in years to come. President ..........c........ Ronald Steffek Vice-President ---..---, ....... Gerald Stephan Secretary .,................. George Rhyner Treasurer ...................... Joan Sasak Advisors---Mr. Phillips, Miss Ragon, Mr. Snider Left to Right, Row 1: C. Kautz, P. Bush, M. McCormick, M. Heidorf, R. Erhardt, J. Cesarone. Row 2: M. Olsen, C. Hornack, D. Birney, G. Felice, M. Macuga, L. Ren. Row 3: M. Crytzer, P. Gore, G. Duffelt, J. Amon, J. Foder, Miss Ragon. Row A: E. Dietrich, J. Koch, D. Balinsky, R. Charavell, J. Herman. - 51