Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1957 volume:

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' V Xxx 'L J fi' . 5,7 I I I 'A' J X f FE' ,xxv 4' K ' ix' 1 FY If fli r L 1X X1 14' , 'J X f' by I I Q. 1,1 I 71. w fx e K'1u1'1- 'w'w,1'h K ' . P' Ji .1 ' fl' , 'X X 'gm 4 ' f, L ' bg, L . ,, , HI, xxx' . in 'U , , I' 2 ' 45' K, 4' 4, YT' 4. f 5 j ' js gig 5 M. .g- X, --9 fy Q C , .s x, --Ji A' f ' . 1 X-M o this is a re ort card e ' f 4, , -fkif P i,'Lfe 'f M . X- XXL--I I Z1 4 nw W ' u c Xxx, U, I n tu AH ,Y H 4 1 .c ' I 6 fb 4 ,Qte X 5 s my boy T9 'S X 'ga That, f , 3 Row One: Mr. E. Sirotak, Mr. D. l Chatham, Mr. D. Baker, Mrs. H. Rauch, Mr. Bierlein. Row Two: Mr. C L. Rice Mr. D. S. Rosenherger. To our Graduates, Congratulations! lt is a great thing to be todayis youthg to be youngg to grasp opportunityg to give serviceg to think through pro- blems with intelligence and wisdomg and to face life with courage and hope. It is a great time to be alive. sg Qmfw Clarence L. Rice As seniors, you are about to close a chapter and open a new one. We hope that you will 'count your high school days among the happiest of your life. The faculty members of Brooklyn High School have endeavored to help you develop your talents and interests. We wish you success and happiness as you continue to grow and develop. David S. Rosen berger Dorothy Landry 4 Mrs. Gladys Mitchell Secretary to Mr. Nieman John K. Nieman - Principal My congratulations and best wishes go to you, the Class of 1957. I call you my generation classi' as both of us have been here twelve years- Possibly no other generation has met with as many demands as the one in which you live. At no other time in history have individuals been required to adjust so rapidly to wholly new concepts. I have eaten your bread and salt I have drank your water and wine The deaths ye died I have watched beside And the lives ye led were minef' fl! Rffheft W- Jones Helen Hurst Scheu Guidance Director Dean of Girls 5 NO PICTURE MR. JOHN PHILLIPS Band. MR. WAYNE MUHLHEIM Music, Choir, Glee Club. MISS LA VERNE MONETTE Typing, Shorthand, Advanced Business, Y-Teens. MR. RAYMOND THOMAS Science, Mathematics, Algebra Electronics Club. MRS. THELMA SMITH Science, Mathematics, Per- sonal Regimentation, Jr. Y- Teens MRS. RUBY SMITH English. MR. ANDREW KUZMAN F Q y Shop. MR. CHARLES MARCH Art, Art Club. MR. ROBERT MARQUARDT Biology, Gym, Varsity Foot- ball Coach, Jr. Varsity Bas- ketball. MR EDWARD POHJALA Gym, Algebra, Mathematics, Plane Geometry, Varsity Bas- ketball, Ass,t. Football, Ass't. Track. MISS MARCUERITE RAGON Typing, Shorthand, 0 ffi c e Pratice. 1 MR. WILLIAM SLIDER 5 Bookkeeping, General Busi- ness, Bookstore, MRS. ELIZABETH WENGER Librarian, Library Assistants Club. MR. JOSEPH ZNAMENAK Science, Physics, Chemistry, Audio Visual Aids, Photo- clicks. 6 MISS NANNETTE BOYD English, Y-Teens. MRS. JANET BARRICK Science. MR. JOSEPH GARN Gym, History, Ccography, Junior High Coach. MRS. NOREEN CARMAN Journalism, English, Dramat- ic Club. MRS. NANCY FRAZIER Home Economics, Jr. High Chef Club. NO PICTURE MR. HENRY JOY Ohio History, Geography, Athlotic Director, Varsity Track, Ass,t. Football. AIRS. ANN JOY Spanish, English, Annual Staff. MRS. JOANNE HOPPE C-rnz, C.f4.A. Lcarlcrs. I 7 MR. JEROLD CAHILL American History, World History, World Affairs. MR. DONALD CYRIL Art MRS. HELENE DRUKKER English, Latin, National Hon- l - . or Societ '. ' ' I f 'f ,f J IJ, 'I-Wa' x ll,-LQL,fL'Qlib MR. CHARLES GRAHAM Shop, Gvneral Mathematics. MR. WILLIAM HALL Drivers' Training, G y m , Freshman Coach. MR. ALFRED HENRY Aemican Probloms, American HiSt0ry, Geography. The school is always in need of the custodians. Row One: J. Tobik, J. Freeman. E. Haffner, Row Two: J. Dadanti, W. Tere- shko, E. Skubby, R. Tekemple, R. Miceli. BYVICB Students enjoying their after- noon lunch. , JZAAJ-J-Aft Helping Mrs. Berg, our dietician are the cooks: Mrs. Eiben, Mrs Ptak, Mrs. Combs and Mrs. Sim ecek. tudent Aides Standing, Left to Right: J. Maynard, M. Derda, C. Deisner, N. Bene, C. Wright, P. Macuga. Kneeling: L. Steiner, A. Forschner. These students devote one period a day to helping in the clinic Qabovej or assisting in the library. The library assistants have formed a club Bill F oran is the president. Standing: Mrs. Wenger, Librarian, A. Marquardt, N. Kelley, H. Telep, J. Swann, B. Kelly, B. Foran, M. Crytzer, J. McDougall, J. Capers, J. Lane, N. Wooten, J. Hinz, P. France. Kneeling: H. Genoso, T. Howe, J. Maynard, L. Solomon. 9 Annual tall .5-'Pilar Row One, Left to Right: J. Amon, J. Stephanffl. Herman, Mrs. Joy, E. Moir, ' W. Rice, J. Danylyk. Row Two: J. Barker, S. Farkas, J. McDougal, .l. 0'Brien, R. Steffek, M. Crytzer, M Heidorf, J: Bonk, P. Smith. Row Three: D. Fekel, P. Bush, M. Macuga, M. McCormick, J. Moore, C. Kautz, D. Naylor, J. Sasak. Absent: Tom McCarty, Martin Kushner. 'F Co-editors Amid the confusion and chaos of selling ads, taking pictures, laying out pages, and meeting deadlines, has finally appeared THE 1957 EAGLET. Starting in September with planning, continuing into December in the selling of ads and taking pictures, working long and late in the spring sending in and finishing up, and finally in May distributing, the Staff has Worked feverishly trying to make this annual one of the best. 'IO As we look back over the years we see the graduating seniors, besides doing school work, participating in many extra-curricular activities, and events. They started off green as all Freshmen dog but with the help of their sponsors Miss Ragon, Mr. Snider, and Mr. Phillips, they came out on top by winning the One-Act Plays in their portrayal of The Little Red School House. The most remembered year was their dance, the the few dances to feature was overwhelming. Miss Mr. Phillips were again As their Junior year old pros at the game. with the traditional Sadie help of Miss Ragon, Mr. heim, a new addition, they quet, carrying out the with all the trimmings. Lake Shore Hotel. They now reach their filled with both joy and You see them working to annual, their last project lead our football team in records, our basketball County Champs, and the Seated: Ronald Steffek, Robert Soond. Standing: Nely son Petrov, George Rhyner. event of their sophomore Mardi Gras. It was one of a band and the outcome Ragon, Mr. Snider, and their backing. rolled around they were They started off the year Hawkins Dance. With the Snider, and Mr. Muhl- gave the prom and ban- theme of April in Paris, The Prom was held at the Senior year with hearts sorrow of graduation day. meet the deadline on the in school. Many seniors breaking many school team to the title of West track team to an un- defeated season. Three senior girls were also cheerleaders. The sponsors for their final year were Miss Ragon and Mr- Muhlheim. The years are ended and the ubig day is drawing near. As we say good-by we wish luck to all other students who graduate from Brooklyn High School. JAMES AMON Basketball 1, mgr.g , Bowling 4, Golf 2, 43 Annual Staff 4-g World Affairs 4, CSecretary- Treasurerlg One-Act Plays l, 2, 33 Dramatic Club 2, 3. DANIEL BALINSKI Bowling 3, 4, A.V.A. 3, 4, Bas- ketball Intramurals 4, Band Ig Shutter Bugs lg Photo Clicks 2, 3. JOSEPH CESARONE Football 1, Salute Staff 3. RALPH CHARAVELL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity B Club 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4. Salute Staff 3. WILLIAM BORETSKI PATRICIA BUSH Band 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 43 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 44 Cabinet 2, 3, Leadel 3, 49 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 One-Ac Play 35 Annual Staff 4g Con mercial club 2, 3g Salute Stal Editor 3, N.H.S. 3, 43 Pigtail 2g Usherettes 1, 2g Yale-Hawart 3. is FS MARY ANN CRYTZER G.A.A. 3, 4, Band lg Usherettes 1, 3, One-Act Plays 3g Annual Staff 4, Clee Club 1. 3g Y-Teens 1, 3, 4, President 4, Y-Teen Cab- inet 3, 45 Salute Staff 3, Library Assistant 4. BEVERLY DADD Band 1, 23 G.A.A. 3, 4, Glee Club 1. 4, One-Act Play 3, Glee Club 1, 4, Salute Staff 4, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Y-Teen Cabinet 3, 4, Usherettes 4. IRENE DIMITRUEVS Library Assistant 45 Y-Teens 1, Z, 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. RICHARD EARHARDT 'oothall 1. 2, 3, 44 Basketball 1, Ianager 23 Track 1, 23 Bowling , 4g One-Act Play 23 Dramatic flub 2, 3, 4. SANDRA FARKAS Yale-Harvard 35 One-Act Play 33 C.A.A. 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. DELORES FEKEL Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 43 Usherettes lg Pigtails 13 Lead- ers 4, Annual Staff 3, 43 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN HEIDORF Band I, 2. 3, 4g Chorus 1, 35 Heatl Majorette 2. 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, C.A.A. 1.2, 3, 45 Yale- Harvartl 2. 3: Leatlers 2, 3, 4. President 4, Vive-President 3g Connnercial Club 3, President 3, Y-Teens I. 2. 4. Cabinet 3, 4g Canteen Committee 2: Annual Staff 3, 4. JEROME HERMAN Football 1, 2, 3, 4g One-Act Plays 1, 25 Bowling 43 Annual Staff 3. 4. Co-editor 4, Shutterbugs 1, 2g Track Ig Intramural Basket- ball 4. GERALD FELICE Basketball I: Track Ig Bowling 4, Football I. 2. 4g Wcrrld Af- fairs Club, Vice-President 4. JAMES FODOR Football 1. 2, 3, 43 Student Coun- cil 3g Track Ig Tennis 4: Bas- ketball 1. 2. 4.l1.,.,,,p, ,gan 1 'Uni' f. WILLIAM FORAN Basketball 2. 3, 45 Library Clu 4g Football 4g Salute Staff 4 Annual Staff 4. PHILLIP CORE Basketball I, 2, 3g Football I, I 3. 4g Bowling 4g Tennis 4: Va sity B Club 23 Track 1. 2. 3, 1 KAY HUFFMAN Homecoming Queen Attendant lg Clinic Aid lg F.T.A. 4, Secre- taryg Annual Staff 4g Y-Teen 1, 3. 44 Chorus 1, 3, 4g Salute Staff 43 G.A.A. 1, 3, 43 Pigtail 1. GARY HYVARINEN Transferred from West Tech High School. CAROL KAUTZ rmmercial Club 2, 3g Y-Teens 4g Annual Staff 4g Library ssistant 1. 2g Bookstore 4. BRUCE KELLEY ass Vice-President 1: Football 2, 3g Track 1. 23 Basketball lg udent Council 2g Varsity B ub 2, 3. JACK KELLEY Football 1, 2. 3. 44 Chorus 3, 4g Salute Staff 43 Student Council 4 FRED KOCH Tennis Champion 45 Basket- ball 2, 3. 4g Bowling 4. CHARLES LINK Basketball lg One-Act Plays 2 3g Photo Clicks lg Football 1, 2, Track Manager 2. MARY LEE MACUCA Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Leaders 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Y-Teens 1. 2, 3. 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4g Commercial Club 2, 3, Yale- Harvard 2, 3, One-Act Plays 1, 25 Pigtails 25 Student Council 45 Annual Staff 4. PAUL KOLESAR Bowling 2, 3, 43 Football Mana- ger lg Basketball 1, 2, Foul Shooting Champion 2g Varsity B Club 2g Salute Staff 4. THOMAS KUBES Salute Staff 3, One-Act Plays 3g Shutterbugs 1. MARTIN KUSHNER Football 4, One-Act Plays 3 Annual Staff 4. JACK LAVELLE Track 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4. Y to 1 at E 5 .,, ggi ,U V5 F H. MICHAEL MCCORMICK Football 1, 2, 3. 4, Captain 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, One-Act Plays 1, 2, Dramatics 2, 3, Clee Club 3. 4, Student Council 4, Treasurer 4, Annual Staff 4, Salute Staff 4, Varsity t4Bn. WILLIAM MC DILL Salute Staff 4, Annual Staff 4. JUDITH MC DOUCALL '-Teens 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Lead- rs 3, 4, One-Act Plays 3, Dra- matic Club 3, Annual Staff 4, alute Staff 3, Library Assistant ELEANOR MOIR eaders 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Cv. .A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, -Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary 2, reasurer 3, N.H.S. 3, 4, Vice- resiclent 4, Dramatic Club 2, 4, Band 1, 2. 4, Chorus 3. 4, :cretary 4, Yale-Harvard 2, ieerleader 4, Usherettes 1, mual Staff 3, 4, C0-Etlitor 4, lute Staff 4. I 1, l W Lt 7, ff ' JEAN MOORE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, Huwling 4: Cummercial Club 2. 3, Cheerleading 4, Pigtails 1, Leaders 3. 4: Future Teachers' 4. Vice-President 4, Annual Staff 4: Une-Act Play 1,-Glee Club 1. 2, 3. TED MIIELLER Library Assistant 1. 2. 3: Shut- ter-Bugs 1: Glee Club 4, Salute Staff 3, 4. X x , XA DIANE NAYLOR Band 1. 2, 33 Chorus 1: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 45 C.A.A. 2, 3. 4: N.H.9. 3, 4. Secretary 4: Salute Staff Editor 4g Commervial Club 2. 3g Annual Staff 4. MARY NEVADA One Act Play 3g Salute Staff 43 Cv.A.A. 1, 2. 3g Glee Club 2g Y- Teens 1, 4. ROBERT PALKO i of .V K. KS-.xibig l 13' w Xi i , U 5: we Y . X5 WAN gllnn X, Q -QQ NT113 k lilggngxfb IN Qt - mil .war H if XY' xx.. X .H ix-, - 18 'fi .Ql.t .Jef ik W, . ki JOHN 0'BRIEN Clee Club 3. 4g One-Act Play 3 Bowling 3. 43 Dramatics 3 Track 43 Annual 4g Stage Cre' 3. NELSON PETROV Class Vive-President 2. 3, Seen '- - tary 4. Treasurer lg Football f 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Track 1. 4g Une-Avi Play 2g Ar nual Staff 45 Teavber Club 4 Varsity HU 2. 3g Gym Leadel 2. 3. 45 Dramatic Club 3. 1 3 113 if ,ilxrary Awistant 1. 3: Y-Teens ', 3. 4: Hunk Store 2: Yale-Han ard 2: Bowling 4: Class Treaf- lrer 2. 3: Une-Avi Plays 2. 3: Annual :lllll 3: ll ldll 2 FT X 1 'rcasurerz Clleerlearler l: Dra- latir- lflulm 2. 3: llwllereltes 1: .hurus 2. 3. 4. JUDITH SAllI,lT '-Teens Ihorus 3. ' 3 4 C.,X.A. 1. 2. 3. fl: Leaders GEORGE RHYNER Fnutllall 3. 4: Trark 2. 3. 4: llas- ketlmull 1: Hand 1. 2. 3. 4: Shut- lCl'lJllgs 1. 2: Pllfrtnwlivks 3. -1. Secretary 2. 'I'reafurer 21: Oue- Act Play 3: .Xuuuul Staff 4: ClllPl'llS 3: MV..-X. 3. 4: Lal: Aid 3. -1: World Affairs 4. SUE RICHIE Clleerleafler 3: One-Art Play: Chorus 2. 3. 1: Homemming At tendanl 3. -4: Dramatir Club 2 3: Leader, 2, 3. 4: C..-X..-X. 1. 2 3. 4. Vive-Preuident 4: Yale-Har varfl 2: Y-Te-ell l. 2. 3. 4: Clinn Aid 1: Commercial Club 3: Stu dent Cuuncil 2. Ferretary 2: Pigtails 1. 2. JOAN SAFAK Staff 4: Cummercial 1. 2: CAA. 1. 2. 3: RONALD SEKALA Frmtluall 1. RlCHARlJ 5ELl.NlAN KENNETH SIMECEK Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 2, Bowling 1, Une-Act Play 1, Dramatic Club 2, Varsity a4Bn 2. PAUL SMITH A.V.A. 3. 4, President 4, Bowling 4, Basketball Manager 3, 4, An- nual Staff 4, Photo- Clicks 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Lab Aid 3, 4, Stage Crew 3. 4, One-Act Plays 1, 2, 3. RONALD STEFFEK Class President 1. 2, 3. 4, Stu- dent Council 1. 2, 3. 4. President 4, Football 1. 2, 4. Captain 4, Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4, Track 1. 2. 3, 4, N.H.S. 3. 4, President 4, Varsity HB 2, 3, Three-Act Play 3, 4, Student Announcer 4, Chorus 3, Vice-President. GERALD STEPHAN Football 1. 2, 3. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1. 2, 3, 4, Var- sity B 2, Student Council, Vice-President 3, Class Vice- President 2, Annual Staff 4, Salute Staff, Co-Editor 4. ROBERT SOOND Track 1, 2, Football 2, 3, Bas ketball Manager 2, A.V.A. 3, 4 Annual Staff 4, National Hono Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Clas Vice-President 4. CAROLYN SOWARDS Transferred Junior Year, Bar 4, Chorus 3, 4, One-Act Play E Majorette 4, Y- Teens Secretai 4, Glee Club Secretary 4, G.A.1 3. 4, Homecoming Queen 4 Annual Staff 4. ,J Elf fx ,, - r f ' ' - i E . if ' 5 J ,f .Q RICHARD STORTI Transferred from Parma High. Annual Staff 4. ALLAN TAHSLER Transferred from West Tech High. Basketball 35 Intramural Bowling 45 Varsity HB 3: Table Tennis Champ 3. MARY TURCHAN Sand 1, 2, 3, 4-g One-Act Plays ig G.A.A. 3, Y-Teens 2. 3, Com- mercial Club 3g Annual Staff 4. RAYMOND VALEGA 'rack 2, 3, 45 Salute Staff 3, oothall 1, 2, 3. 'q:',',,ff , ROBERT WHITEMAN Shutterlvugs lg Band 1, 2, 3g Clee Club 1. 4-1 One-Act Plays 3. GEORGE YATSKO Foutlzall 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track 2. 3, 4, Intramural Bowling 4, Annual Staff 4: Varsity UB 3. Burl: Row: B. Wooten. T. Angey, B. Minut. R. Chismar. D. Simala, B. Tiedemarm, R MvDm1alrl. T. 'WvCarty. K. Swann. Mirldlv Row: G. Dockery. J. Turchan. N. Bene, D Esper. U. Smith. D. Bateman. J. Dregalla, Ii. Mcllill, C. Folk. Front Row: J. Klein, C Sedely. P. Cnnley. P. Sellman, C. Mahon, C. Weinbrandt, J. Morrell, D. Ivans. Bark Row: C. Ruckman. B. Abbot, J. Dobranski. J. Dztnylyk. R. Smith. R. Kaschulla. B. Warnsman. R. Cure. P. Simon, D. Jerman, J. Lane. Front Row: J. Barker, A. Forschner, L. Stiener, P. Patterson, B. Marmen. N. Wootton. J. Kehbel. H. .Conomea. J. Bonk. P. Swinton. R. Berg. Mrs. Frazier 22 Front Row: B. Reda. S. Rose, S. Sosahr, S. Collister, L. Caso. T. Felice, C. Hornack, L. Hill, Mr. Kuzman. Middle Row: K. Simader, P. Wachs, D. Stasek, S. Wolf, W. Petro, N. Kreshak, R. Reimers, A. Jones. Back Row: S. Foster, W. Rice, J. Kwiatek, E. Gulan, R. Bredenheck, R. Reed, K. Aufmuth, J. Merriner, S. Kristy. Juniors Here is the class of 1958, standing tall and erect, waiting for the day when they will be in the limelight. The Juniors have had much to do with the connng graduadon of Seniors The Junior-Senior Banquet and the Senior Prom are only a few of their many activ- ities. Lively, spirited, and very versatile shidents are all nienibers of the class of 1958. President, Dave Simalag Vice-President, John Danylykg Secretary, Betty McDillg Treasurer, Pat Patterson. Bark Row: M. Kncha. L. Harriger, K. Kallmerer. D. Apostle, J. Jauch. C. Skuhhy. A. Randall J. Mcfilillen. D. Hill. .Wiflrlln Row: Fl. Mitchhart. C. Zadie. H. Fitz. D. Horsliurgh, C. Brinza J. Nezheth. N. Kelley. C. Mcllonald. Front Row: S. Rades, J. Maynard. D. Hlinka, A Sosahr. J. Kristy. J. Blake. C. Krumheuer, H. Genoso, Mrs. Barrick. ophomores The Sophomores have planned a very lousy year. They have already partic- ipated in plays. on the football and haskethall teams and had a hooth at the carnival. On the agenda is a dance and many other activities. The Sophomores have shown leadership and interest in all facets of school. Bark Row: D. Yurik. J. Toth, l.. Johnson. R. Kus. H. Holden, J. Rossman, J. Murphy, G. Fteets. Virlrllff Row: .l. Deas. K. Sinkosky. J. Jablonowski, C. Swinton, R. Zupanic, B. Meyer. E. Vigneau, C. Houser. C. Fchnehelin. L. Gary. Front Row: V. Presotto, R. Becker D. Harriger, T. Mitchell, J. Schumann, R. Cruickshank, J. Mruk, V. Celardi, Mr. Cyrill. 24 Bark Row: R. Lioi. W. Hutkay. J. Petrenesik. W. Ptak, R. O'Neil. Middle Row: P. Crizzell, C. Stoetzer. B. Wahl. J. Hulligan. R. Casper. R, Balhier, M. Nadwoclny. J. Keck. D. Kaska, S. Ohlrogge. Front Row: S. Serlely. A. Marquardt. M. Timura. L. Theis. J. Husar. C. Stephenson. P. Macuga. J. Evanson, J. Petro, G. Younkers, Mr. Marquardt. Bark Row: E. Kriausky, H. Schmaeman. S. Siket, D. Pristash. N. Kaminski. R. Causey, R. Johnson. R. Masterson. R. Pehoteky. D. Celhar. Mirlrlle Row: J. Shifflett. B. Kristanko. S. Farkas. J. Ziegler. D. Skinner, D. Danzey. J. Williams, A. Frimel, D. Smith. Front Row: V. Gilmore, B. Boretsky. C. Deisner. J. Kutz. P. Sullivan. T. Howe. J. Libryk. S. Mruk. Miss Monette. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President -. .-,SS.--, ., SSW. S Pat Sullivan Vice-President Sv.- ,Hi ,SS Carolyn Zadie Secretary ,Hu S,,-. Virginia Gilmore Treasurer ASSS M, S S - -M John Rossman 25 Back Row: R. Chismar, B. Feikle, D. Jancsi. B. Van Bolt, D. Page, D. Tanzer, J. Vollan. Middle Row: J. Orin, E. Nelson, J. Bors, T. Kerher, C. Mann, J. Wilson, B. Eikenburg, K. Kushner, B. Russell, P. Halmayr. First Row: H. Hackave, G. Custin, J. Cantwell, J. Kopchak, B. Sellman, K. Kubik, M. Derda,,M. Kleis, P. Hill, Mr. J. Znamenak. Freshmen The Freshmen have started their high school days with the largest class in Brooklyn History. This year they will participate in many activities among them the one-act plays, carnival, and sports. If size is any indication of quality the Freshman should certainly be one of the finest classes in Brooklynis history. President T. Brandt, Vice-President P. Orin, Secretary C. Wright, Treasurer B. Mravetz. Back Raw: J. Capers, F. Booth, R. Schuman, S. Peake. T. Lashutka, R. Miller, J. Paluck, S. Powell, D. Wuest. Middle Row: J. DeShaw, M. Herr, B. Peddie, B. Miller, J. Van Duzer. J. Kinkaid. J. Walasek, C. Gales, B. Hoehn, C. Rooh, S. Newman. First Row: J. Kuhik, K. Kuhns, C. Kubik, S. McMillen, C. Wright, L. Latavish, J. Earhart, L. Solomon, R. Warnsrnan, Mrs. Carman. 26 Bark Row: B. Meinhardt. K. Curba, B. Rose, P. Jawnrski. B. Siefert. R. Cazan. R. Patchen, C. Bossman. WV. Bielert. B. Schuster. Jllirlrllf' Row: P. France. M. Oslin. J. Hinl. N. Hopp, L. Willcncks, B. Kelley. K. Gralmwski, C. Creifenstein. ll, Beke. C. Castle. Front Row: C. Zyrh. li. Lyttle. R, Maximuk, R. Clark, D. Marlin. ,I. Raiwh, S. Cayet. l'. Setlely. D. Pesarchick. Mrs. R. Smith. Bark Row: K. Stratis. C. Stewart, B. Wargo. R. Sexton. A. Kelley. J. Zilko. J, Doyle. D. Navratil. B. Mravetz. L. Hoag. .lflidffle Row: D. Mavkulin, E. Kreshak. Nl. Demo. M. Eber- hard. B. Dase. G. Boynton. D. Link. S. Sheldon. L. Huff. Front Row: R. Reep. Nl. .larmusilm D. Burlie. .l. Rhyner, A. Turchek, J. Franklin. B. Knvach, C. Klulmnik. Mr. Sliflelr Bari: Row: li. Barnshuck. M. Almlmott. C. Shafer, T. Rowe. T. lirandt. J. Rimlella. D. Lengel. B. Grizzell. J. Brewer. L. Barker. .Virlnllff Row: P. Orin, J. Arnnltl. J. l-Jatltl. l. Dovkery. L. Bierlein, R. Berg. F. Hill. J. Swann, R. Hill. Frou! Row: A. Pnlacek. F. liruwn. lil. Kuhlman. P. Keco, S. Pike. P. Cicldings. J. Zerger. A. Brawley. Mrs. Drukker. 27 Eighth Grade 8-4-Row One, Left to Right: B. Marmo. D. Kuhlman, C. Haskins, L. Ciachetti, D. Hill, F. Cuide, Mr. Hall. Row Two: A. Howe, H. Telep. C. Witzke, A. Kish, T. Killmane. C. Mohlar. E. Shoff, S. Purcell. Row Three: D. Uielerl. R. Valega, C. Stary, J. Saulit, C. Camp, C. Schuman, P. Scharff. J. Schroeder. Guided by capable spon- CLASS 0 F FIC ER S: sors, the eighth graders President, Carole Schu- are preparing to mold mann: Vice-President, their future career. This Jerry Kriauskig Secre- year they had a booth at tary-Treasurer, La rry the carnival and spon- Gallaher. sored a dance. 8-2-v-Row One, Left to Right: T. Kovalchek, J. Be-rkoski, B. Mr'Call. J. Klatil. J. LeVan, D. Tmwer. S. Sawitzke. R. Knipp. D. Dalton. Mr. C. Graham. Bark Row: S.. Steffek. B. Sclnnaeman. K. Howe, B. Strunk. K. Syoh, D. Miller, D. Mullins. Nl. Reimers. B. Husar. L. Hilrbrand. 28 8-1-Row One. Left to Right: R. Eyring, K. Cohrs, N. Chaykowski, D. Folk. P. Steineck F. Booth, C. Schumann, G. Teel, Miss N. Boyd. Row Two: T. Murphy, J. Fekel. B. Pitts K. Kushnir, S. Schneblin, B. Tucker, J. Sedlak, M. Gorlz, J. Maynard. Raw Three: J. Sedlak R. Gelhar, R. Reed, S. Hassenrak, H. 'Warner, B. -Hulligan, S. Minut, J. Derda. 8-3-Row One, Left to Right: M. Livock, K. Golbow, B. Prell. J. Pickett, R. Merriner, J Swiatek, R. Waverley, R. Wise, J. Macuga, Mr. Henry. Row Two: S. Hennings, R. Kolar, J Nezbeth, B. Kriner, C. Wilkinson, T. Kecl, R. Cobb. J. Vanorsdale, A. Eisenmann, F. Fedyk. 29 Presirlent, Don Chathamg Vice-President, Irene Smithg Secretary, Cynthia Kutz. evenfh Graders Row Une: Garn. R. Starey. R. Ehrbar. N. Lott, P. Grizzell, D. Crecierski. D. Kasekulla, M. Kovalchek. C. Stewart. L. Dalton. Row Two: C. Casper, D. Moncol, D. Peddie, S. Herman, R. Johnson, C. Happ. R. Chmiclarski, L. 0'Brien, D. Priborsky. . Row Three: D. Kist, C. Hill, D. Ciecierski, M. Sirotak. R. Charavell, A. Giradi, P. Jablonsky. W. Widdersheim, R. Camp, A. Polacek. 30 Row Ono: Mr. Thomas. L. Herr. R. Rrock. S. Masterson, R. Russell. C. Kutz. E. Kirby, E Hayman. S. Shafer. Row Two: J. Davis. J. Smith. R. Vicer. P. Ianh. D. Chatham. G. Vigneau Wh Sleperk. D. Kies. R. Reed. Ron' Thrwf: S. Foliano, S. Kreshak. J. Cicman, S. Coven Nl. Markus. J. Ravas. I. Smith. S. Kelley. J. Holmes, S. Caso. --ff Row Uma: J. Daekiewicz. R. Kaminski. J. Miller. J. Aufmuth, P. Wuest. A. Turchan. B. Aher, :L Petro. Mrs. T. Smith. Row Two: M. Brewer. M. Simon, C. Ptak. K. Mruk. S. Ohertance, W. Lipkos. R. Hartman. J. Harkawe. L. Eyringz. Row Three: R. Peterson. J. Wood, E. Fitz, R. Stiegele. J. Doll. C. Koliha, S. Pike. K. Koch, J. Szwagzuiak, S. Farkis. Row One: E. Smith. J. Marcinko. R. Hrickot. T. Cordirock, R. Weber, J. Wright, R. Stefanek, C. France. K. Haiku, Xlr. Joy. Row Two: R. Cnrcz. C. Henry. W. Yurik. P. Hulligan, P. Hammamey. J. Kerlzer, A. Petro. J. Weinhrandt. B. Morrell, D. Stratis. J. Hartman. Row Three: B. Valenta. J. Stnetzer. S. Strunk. J. McCom1ick. J. McCrew. S. Barkley. J. Jarmusk, B. Maximuk, J. Brown, M. Kubis. 4 4 f ,ing w F ' fx S A W3 .Ap 32 N 44 155.2 2 ' 5 I . Q14 tudent Council STUDENT ANNOUNCERS W. Rice and R. Steffek Row One, Left to Right: Mr. J. K. Neiman, Treasurer M. McCormick, President R. Steffek, Viceeljresident B. Rice, Secretary P. Sullivan. Row Two: P. Macuga, G. Haskins, C. Gustin, R. Berg. R. Jancsi, W. Cipkos. L. Hillbrand, I. Dockery, K. Hulko, C. Cohrs, H. Telep. Row Three: V. Gilmore, T. McCarty, D. Simala, J. Kelley, C. Schumann, J. Kubic, H. Holden, C. Startis. C. Zadle. J. 0'Brien. alute taff Row One, Left to'Right: B. Smith, T. Mueller, B. Recla, Mrs. N. Carman, B, McDill, J. Stephan, T. Kubes. Row Two: J. Klien, S. Sosahr, B. Foran, M. Nevada, P. Kolesar, R. Smith, J. Kelley, B. McDill, K. Swann, Wolf. J. Turchan. Row Three: K. Huff- man, C. Ruckman, J. Bonk, M. McCormick, D. Fekel. D. Skinner, S. Wolf, B. Dadd, S. Col- lister, C. Sedely. 34 Play Is Huge uccess The annual fall play was heartily en- joyed hy all and proved to lie a huge succesa hy drawing a large attendance. The pre- sentation, the ever popular uCheaper By the Dozenv which was directed hy lVlrs. Carman centered alnout Tom McCarty, as Father, who lilustered about the stage giving orders to his Knew , while Pat Patterson. as Mother, con- stantly reminded him of his had heart. Others in the cast were Bill Rice, Ken Aufmuth. Carol Ruekman, Judi Bonk, Don Apostle, Bob Wlarnsman, Betty Lou Reda. Toni Felice, Eleanor lVloir, and Jimmy Petro. Janet Lane, Ralph Bredenlreek, Bill Petro, Boyd WiH1'll5H1H1l, and Carole Ann Stoetzer added to the enjoyment of the evening. An- other will he presented in the spring. ,ff X y X , I pl 1 1, U B , J l wi lv VW LQVJJ ff' ll gf. xl 0 - , 1 flV'VL4H+f!Li! Xljjlgl lo fl W' C r l fl l.fXl1 V : lb K EVE J Row One, Left to Right: H. Fitz, J. Turchan. S. Wolf. C. Sedely. S. Wolf T. Felice. Row Two: A. Tasler. ll. Cualn. R. Esper, R. Kasvhulla. P Kolesak, D. Pavlik. Cross Country Below, Left to Right: M. Kucha, D. Balrier, J. Petransiek. Mr. Hall, B. Tiedemann, D. Zimmerman, R. Cruickshank. 36 1 X President . .- .- - l ViC6-Pl'6Slill6HIf .. . Secretary , Stage Mgr. Wardrobe , . File Clerks . The Brooklyn uHurriCane'i Marching Band put on many excellent shows this year. ranging from Mlllie ff364.000.00. Question to Wlqlie Olrl West-7' Under the capable leaclerahip of Marilyn Heiclorf the bancl made a favorable impression on every appearance. Maruga. H. Heidorf. H Fitz. C. Sowarrls. Row Une Left to Riglzlz R. Hrif-ko. L. Solomen J. Brown. T. Corelrivk. C. Cnsiin. G. France Kubes, J. Kerlrer. K. Holko. Row Turn: Mr. Phillips. J Doyle. J. Toth. Mr. Muhlheim. Row Three: C. Haskins. J. Dadcl M. Jarmnsik. S. Strunk. C. Boynton. Nl. Turrhan. ll. Tucker. R. Cel J. Schroder. Row Four: J. Cantwell. C. Stary. J. Merriner. J. Capers. L. Willrocks R. Smith, Tom McCarty. lloyd Warnsrrlan. D. Apostle. Jeff lloluranski, C. Steels. J. Paluck C. Brinza. D. Link. J. Jarmusik. E. Sheff. C. Castle. A. Penn. 40 NIAJORETTES: M. R. W'arnan1an. C. Teel. E. llerg. Diane Klllllll!HD. M. har, Darlene Kuhlman. B. Maxinruk. L. Hill. R. Nlaximuk. S. Hill. J. Stoetzer, BAND OFFICERS: NLR. Smitl .T. McCartj M. Macug: J. Dobransk B. Warnsmal .J. Cantwel L. Solomel ,lean Moore, Carolyn Sowards, Eleanor Moir. Our homecoming game of 1956 was perfect in every way. The night was superb for football and the queens were lovely. Not to mention the fact that the Hurricanes won a decisive victory. 35-6. over Brunswick. Carolyn Sowards and her court. which con- sisted of Mary Lee Macuga. Sue Richie. Judy Barker. and ,loan Sasak. ruled over the game and added the finishing touch to a perfect night. Carolyn Sowards, George Yatsko. -Mtn Judy Barker, ,loan Sasak, Carolyn Sowards, Mary Lee Macuga, Sue Richie. 41 5 'Vt if TEAM N. Olmstead Bedford HB Parma N. Olmstead Bedford A First Row, Kneeling: J. Kriausky, J. VanBolt, M. Hamamey, L. Hiltbrand, T. Murphy, N. Johnson. Stanrling: Manager K. Sych. R. Warner. J. Nezbeth, T. MCGrew, B. Bene, D. Miller. C. Booy, L. Gallager. N. Chaykowski, Mr. C. Graham. EIGHTH GRADE FRESHMAN SCORES WE OPP. TEAM WE OPP 0 26 Brecksville 0 0 0 6 Rocky River 6 26 6 13 Olmstead Falls 7 19 7 13 13 26 Third Row: Coach Mr. Garn, T. Brandt, J. Horsehurgh, R. Patchen, C. Stewart, B. Fiekel. Second Row: B. VanBolt, W. Bierlert, L. Myers, T. Kerber, B. Mravetz, J. Rhyner. First Row: D, Lengal, .l. Bors, C. Gales, R. Tanzer, P. Sedely. 42 Arl Club Seated, Left to Right: W. Yurak, W. Ptak, D. Horsburgh, B. Valenta, D. Stratis. Standing R. Reed, D. Pristash, S. Farkas, Mr. March, .I. McGrew, E. Hayman. World Affairs Club Seated, Left to Right: J. Amon? R. Schuman, J. Felice. Standing: D. Horsburgh, W. Ptak, B. Warnsman, M. J. Cahill. 43 Back Row: P. Sullivan, B. McDill, J. Barker, G., Boynton, S. Ohlrogge, C. Brinza, J. Kristy S. Kristy, B. Meyer, J. McDougall, S. Pike, N. Kreshak, R. Reimers, J. Capers, P. Keco, S Farkas. J. Dregalla, K. Siniader, L. Caso, P. Macuga. Third Row: P. France, C. Kautz, B Sellman, A. Marquardt, N. Kelley, M. Tumura, J. Zerger, F. Brown, J. Williams, P. Sellman B. Kelley, C. Wright, L. Huff, D. Hlinka, S. Hades, S. Sosahr, B. Boretsky, S. McMillen, J Petro, G. Gustin. Second Row: Miss N. Boyd, B. Berg, J. Rauch, P. Conley, C. Sedely, J Klein, J. Dadd, D. Smith, J. Kutz. D. Naylor, C. Deisner, C. Mahon, C. Krumheuer, J. Deas J. Cantwell, A. Forsf-hner, T. Felice, J. Maynard, J. Franklin, B. Reda, Miss. L. Monette Front Row: J. Evanson, J. Sabak, E. Vigneau, J. Bunk, N. Bene, S. Richie, K. Huffman, M Heidori, C. Sowards, Secretary, M. Crytzer, President, M. Macuga, Vice-President, C.iStoetzer. Treasurer, D. Fekel, B. Dadd, P. Bush, J. Jablonowski, H. Fitz, S. Cayet, E. Moir. 44 9 1 Y-Teens as in previous years have had a very busy' schedule, which included such activities as the annual Show Boat, a Christ- mas Party and gift exchange, an Apple Polisher's Tea, various potluck dinners and giving help where it is most needed. But the most important task of the year is helping the girls gain a better understanding of the world in which they live. The Chorus ings Row One, Left to Right: R. Reep. J. Cantwell. J. Dadrl. J. Sasak. J. Petro. E. Moir, 'E. Reda, L. Solomen, C. Wright S. Sosalir C. Sowarrls, D. Hlenka, K. Huffman. Row Two: B. Dadd. P. Patterson. M. Derda. J. Dregalla, J. Barker, W. Petro, W. Rice, J. Dohranski. J. Merriner, D. Horsburgh. J. Kristy, K. Stratis, L. Willcocks. E. Berg. Row Three: C. Mann. D. Kaska, P. Sellman, D. Link. J. Kelley. D. Simala, R. Smith, K. Aufmuth, J. Paluck, C. Ruckman, J. Wilson. C. Brinza. S. Kristy. J. Zerger, N. Wotton. Row Four: C. Stoetzer. J. Capers, C. Boynton. J. 0'Brien, R. Bredenbeck, J. Kubik, T. Mueller. W. Mueller. R. Whiteman, B. Warns- man. D. Wood, J. Lane, J. Hinz, J. Franklin, J. Klein, P. Conley, C. Sedely. Absent Tom Mc- Carty. ff X Mug, 0 5 O N Concert Band NNN' Q. ' Xe- .I QM Ve' X. . Vl' W xfxxxxk, -x,vg,aY lo X V0 'Viv i fa - . 'Or 4 QW- , X- . L Wx Abyll , . . ' xx- . - Q' xwm we QWW Q- 3, C6 w- . C- . - Y A N50 Nao 695 v N ,gd Nw t0 9 ' gr GS- S ull ,. x-Jo C cwft eff- -. ga? W0 ROV! 3. ow , . xxx, Ax - ' R tg, +99 . S- warn-i'l 9- W A005 R NX YK Wav- 'X99 VW' , ' '41 2695 , YN . vi XL - 0 G QW 9015 Nyaiv 'M C QJCB' QYSW. 9' lSa 005lg1.4l' h 'ight' 1,675 R 560, ,zany C19 Soxgiix L. CONCERT BAND How Ona, Left to Riglzlz ,I IJ. Marlin, C. Haskins, J. Darlrl. J. Capers, C. Custin, M. Kuhis, A. Petro, H. Fitz, M. Heidorf. Row Two: I.. Solomen, J. Zerger, J. Cantwell, Darlene. Kuhlman, J. Kerlmer, B. Tucker, M. Jarmusik. C. Stary, Diane Kuhlman. R. Warnsman, J, Schroeder, S. Hill, J. Brown. D. Apostle, C. Brinza. NI. Mavuga, C. Boynton. C. Sowarrls. Row Thrw-: R. Hrivko, K. Holko, J. Jarnnisik, S. Strunk, E. Shnff, W. Rice, B. Warnsman, E. Berg, L. Hill, C. Witzke. U. France, B. Maximuk. T.,Cordrick, S. Pike. M. Turchan, J. Doliranski, R. Smith, Standing: ll. Link, E. Moir, C. Castle, J. Paluck, L. Willccrcks, J. Stoetzer. J. Doyle. J. Toth, J. Merriner. Mr. Phillips. Absent: T. McCarty, G. Teel, R. Gelhar. Future Teachers of America Brooklyn Chapter Students who enjoy working with children could, for the first time at Brooklyn High, join the Future Teachers of America. Its main purpose is to present a broad knowledge of the field of teaching and show the opportunities in the profession. An interesting programg including films. panel discussions and speakers was planned. Highlight of the year for the juniors and seniors was observing classes which they were interested in. President, Tom McCarty: Vive-President, Jean Moore: Secretary, Kay Huffniang Treasurer Joan Sasak. Row Une, Left I0 Right: C. Brinza, K. Huffman. J. Sasak. R. Jones. J. Moore. H. Scheu. M. Heirlorf. P. Bush. J. Jahlonowski. Row Two: R. Reep, C. A. Stoetzer, J. Zerger. B. Kelley, J. Barker, C. Wright, P. Conley, J. Rauch, E. Moir. Once a shutterhug always a uphotoclickw. The organization is strictly for the enjoyment of photography lovers. Row One, Left to Right: B. Eihen. M. Kucha, P. Smith. J. Walasek. Row Two: D. Pristask. B. Ptak, J. Znamenak, J. Schumann. lk AM? 4 W if 49 Cheerleaders This glamorous gal is .lean .l0Hfl WON? her hair in In her uniform she looked keen, ii Cllte liille bun, She is a pal of all the guys on And 1'0HllY lhmlghl our Varsity team! cheering was a lot of fun! A peppy miss is' Eleanor Ready HB is the cue to identify One who cheers for more and this girl in blue, more, Yes, you're right, why it is As she tries to get a winning Betty Loul score! Betty knows her cheers down Judy could smile and beguile dy- v g Uv X pai, all the players for a mile! 4, ' 1 I X, And everyone knows she's a IMG' I bv ll real, cool cat! e A f 1 ntl' 5 lv ' wll Xl ll . . 1, 1 l so f W aw QQ? 5 G. A. A. ..a .wt W4 1 1 1 I film J U! ' ' Q L , J . v z l M yi ' pl! L! JV!! f x ly Q o Qf We ,Eff .wily ,V iff e9'?l'il7x M Dow u cf' 555905 Us fe- rw X X if C! xox' ow if YW' an at tF'S l YN X.4L'4bo'S9s2v Wwoexixowoxz 956' 7- X- 26 .lv fb' o'5'gQ0 Q' We 366 os ow 089 ei- Y' ., v 'SQ Q- QU' xboo Q' 96 053 o . 43 Q09 96? csv Q96 QF' QQ- xfb 52: 6 Q, Ng QI, ,235 s Q9 ,be sv QT oi Q Q - Cz? 5. QVA 4355, - . . 5' 'A QW .5 . vfivxeo 8069 WWE:-Q Qs Q09 Q1 'ggi QCA Q6 06 I bb' Nb' 90 9909 . fn '-9:9 -, ,Q,4'b'QND0'xoo0escJ. 50 qw 64. 3. ow 0406- Q94 - - . ' . xv U . 6906 ' Q' if N .Q do Q31 ee' QR 3 Q- 0 319 x- 6' fairy? , fb' X- Q9 Q D swiss Q' el-9' Q . . 'I' K. Q 0G'w.'55i Vx 96:2,3' 9' Xibqzf 9 4eoiQ.Q'v' M X' 9' 559' C1 'qyoifogooqiw m9 Qxxgejbeooqgslii' ' 9 Q Ov Q94 809. 90 Q, 099 rv Q :DQ eo' i' 4259. 09' X' fl' . gg, S0 Q5 iq 'N' 'be' X' 99 Og' 0' President f,,,,, ,,,Mary Lee Macu Vice-President . ..,,ff,,,. Sue Ricl Secretary ,. ,,fff. l---,Eleanor M 049 0320 gb. QXQQQQXQ QGQGQQ Treasurer Y f.... Betty Lou Re Q9 -Q. 5' qc Q.- cbbil v 410' we' 0 21 Sxoxgovgbpokiqgmbb' Girls' Athletic Association is organized for the purpose +L. .Ny 3- teaching the girls sportsmanship, and leadership and to develo QZOQQ' their physical and mental co-ordination. In this orginization the girls enjoy participating in such spoi asg basketball, baseball, volleyball, tennis, and field hockey. The G.A.A. Club also sponsors the Yale-Harvard -basketb game for girls. BROOKLYN 90 65 60 48 69 102 59 70 80 59 72 69 47 71 46 75 87 53 54 45 62 Mayfield Rhodes Independence Brecksville Warrensville N. Royalton Alumni Cuyahoga Hts. St, John Cantius Strongsville Warrensville Independence Breeksville Gilmour N. Royalton Cuyahoga Hts. St. John Cantius Strongsville Maple Heights Brecksville Ignatius :O . th! . 1' w One, Left to Righl: P. Smith manager, li. Foran. D. Esper. C. Yatsko, N. Petrov. B. i E I lx edemann. Row Two: J. Dohranski, Managerg J. Stephan, R. Steflek, R. Charavell. B. Smith, it L I, ,t F Koch, J. Fodor, Mr. Pohjala. X - 0 A Lp n , b ik I My Yi 0 I . W The 1957 edition of the Brooklyn Hurricanes was as good as any team that 'lf has ever played for Brooklyn. The way they started out it looked as though they were going to go all the way undefeated. The Hurricanes won the first twelve games on the schedule, and all that remained were rematches with teams we had already defeated. However, Brecksville had other thoughts and they beat us in a thrilling overtime game 51-47. The only other defeat during the regular season was when Strongsville upset us to drop the team to a tie for West County Championship with Breclcsville. St. Ignatius stopped our tournament hopes after victories over Maple Hts. and Brecksville gave us the Sectional Championship Trophy. 55 ,Wil QWJM J Vmvniljpwl lf' W5 5k ,Gt . t Mziiwl at Aga Row One, Left to Right: R. Warner. J. Sedlak. G, Teel. J. Kuvalchek, L. Hilthrant. Row Two: R. Celhar, H. Warner, D. Miller, W. Krinek. W. Hulligan, R. Knlar. Mr. Cam. Row One, Left to Right: P. Sedely, R. Mravetz, B. Feikle, C. Gales. Row Two: Mr. Hall. R.'Kazan, D. Smith, J. Kubik. C. Stewart. Row 0110, Left to Right: R. Hricko. K. Holko. R. Brock, D. Kleis. M. Rose, R. Aber. W Slepeckey, D. Myers, D. Cruickshank. Row Two: R. Dorn, P. John. R. Weber, A. Cirardi R. Charavell, D. Chatham Jr., R. Vicek, D. Peddie, Mr. Carn. Junior Varsity Bottom Row: J. Keck, T. Peddie, Kucha, J. Murphy, J, McMillen. D. Hill, R. Cruickshank, S. Sicket. Top Row: D. Pavlik. B. Rice, J. Jauch. D. Bateman, H. Holden. D. Apostle, M. Andrusko, Mr. Marquardt, - Although this year's Junior Varsity did not have the spectacular record of the two teams in previous years, it certainly had the spirit to keep trying. By the end of the season it was evident that this extra work was quite a help- Our Junior Varsity won its last four games and in doing so avenged two earlier defeats. They finished the season with a league record of seven wins and three losses, and an over-all- record of nine wins and eight losses. Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Mayfield Rhodes Independence Brecksville Warrensville N. Royalton Cuy. Heights St. John's Cantius Strongsville .i.1km:iE3 .... 5, ' 71711. J 'MQ Q, A 1 1 4 1 921 5 xg Xi, 5715 'Nr :I E4 ,ef A if:-,r r Y Row One, Left to Right: J. Wein- brandt, B. Morrell, M. Kovalchek J. Brown, N. Lott, J..Aufmuth, J. Kerber, S. Shafer, D. Kaschulla, C. Stewart, A. Petro, P. Hulligan, X S. Caso. Row Two: C. Kutz. M. Kubis, J. Hackave. M. Simon, S. Foliano. L. O'Brien, S. Strunk, K. Cohrs, J. Cicman, P. Moncol S. Kreshak, P. Crizzell. Row Three: S. Coven, S. Obertance, R. Camp, R. Chmielarski J. Szwagulak, C. Hopp, S. Barkley, K. Koch, J. Woocl, S. Kelley, H. Telep, B. Maximuk. J. Stoetzer. Row Four: I. Smith, S. Hennings, A. Eisenmann, F. Fedyk, E. Fitz, B. Strunk, G. Stary, J. McCrew. S. Pike, J. Doll, B. Stiegele, M. Sirotak, C. Koliha, Mrs. T. Smith, Sponsor. . Y-Teens This club aims to guide teen-age girls in a wise and wholesome choice of activities for their leisure time and in years ahead, learning the pleasure gained when serving others. An important service to the school is their cafeteria aid activity. Honor Y-Teen service pins are awarded each year to those earning sufficient merit points. At Christmas time the project of these Junior Y-Teen girls is to collect canned goods, clothing, and toys for a needy family of the com- munity. 4' uni 'ff v 5 .. ,. - ,, . V ' i N Rl. , . J Q x Q.-ffm ww .94 -5 G N 15 of ld ' 0, . 2' 0 -5 1 up 'w 'p N. E ' '4 im egg if 49' W A3252 25 Shun. pa? 6 3,3 n Bd! 5 3, 1 5 3 QV lldqwf an f ,iii 03 eh' . 25' 'gg' . 1 ' .sf 35:0 xoaxd if YQ 'Z ig U4 O J up 72 we 0- 'Q M . wr! 49212 Electronics Club Organized this year for the benefit of boys interestefl in electronics. the club is floing very well. Radios have been their chief project this year. Row One, Left to Right: M. Rose, D. Kleis, W. Slepecky, J. Davis. Row Two: D. Russell, D. Chatham, Mr. Thomas, the club's advisor, J. Walasek, R. Waverley. Chefs Club Too many cooks never spoil this crowds stew! Some of their specialties are cookies, cakes and cherry and strawberry tarts. Row One, Left to Right: Mrs. Frazier, J. Chilcher. J. Marcinko, R. Gorcz, R. Hricko, K Holka, D. Kleis, E. Smith. 62 Jr. High Chorus Row One: L. Giachetti, S. Purcell, C. Schumann C. Haskins. F. Booth. ,I. Levan G. Trower, R. Herman. Row Two: H. Telep, B. Husar B. Schmaemun. J. Klatil. A. Kish. S. Steffek, K. Cohrs, B. Vicek. Mr. Muhlhiem. Row Three: C. Stary .l. Derda. D. Scharff. B. Tucker, J. Sedlak, B. Strunk, C. Welkinson, D. Mullin. and Cheerleaders JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS-Left to Right: S. Schneblin. F. Fedyk, K. Cohrs. J. Aufmuth, J. Klatil X l Row One, Left to Right: T. McCarty, J. Davis, IT. Keck, A. Frimel, B. Warnsman. Row Two: Mr. H. JGY, J. Stephen, W. Breclenbeck, W. Rice, R. Palko. Row Three: R. Steffek, H. Ruppel, T. Hovious, R. Steiner, T. Brock, C. Yatsko, J. Crytzer, R. Masters, G. Rhyner, R. Stasek, R. Valega, R. Charavell, P. Core, R. Kroupa, D. Kresge, J. Gallaher. P. Gore, J. Stephen, J. Crytzer, T. Hovious, Mr. H. Joy. 1880 Relay Team? The l956 track team was very successful through the duration of the 'track season. Last year they were very triumphant in winning the County Meet. Arena Meet, Orange Relays, North Olmsted'lnvitational, and the Brooklyn Invitational. 64 1 . -l. , Row One, Left to Right: ,,W. Hall, H. Joy, E. Puhjala. Row Two: D. Comer. M. Kucha .l llulligan. Row Threw: ll Yurik. S. Sikel. ll. Hill, H. llailvicr. ll. flelhar. E. Calaller Becker. Ron: Four: R. HUllC'Il, H, Tie1lcman11, H, Hulmlen. ll, Apu:-Ile. K. Finowski. D. Zimn er man. R. Liui. Row Fire: I . Warhs. W, Him. IJ. Simala ' K. Simevek. W. Petro. W. Alvlml. Row Six: QQ. Hlxyner. lX. Pcclmlle, lj Q1 U'Brien. R. Charavell, R. Steffek, W. Foran, M. McCormick. ,h. lirmlenlmeck. D. Smith. H. Sm Ure. .l. Steph ll. l 01'an, N. Peddie K. Simecek M. McCormick. G, Rhyner P. Core, ,l. Stephen H. Charavell. R. Sleffek 65 J. O'Brien The National Honor ooiety NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SL. so 'z la Seated Eleanor Molr Pat Conley, Pat Bush, Diane Naylor. Standing: Mrs. Drukker, T. C. McCarty R Soond R Steffek, John Danylyk. By hard work and much study these students have distinguished themselves with thelr outstanding, scholastic ability, leadership and character. OFFICERS President ,-.. ..,e,,,,,,,,.. ,e,,,, R on Steffek Vice-President W , Y .e,e, Eleanor Moir Secretary W Y Y ,,,,A,. Diane Naylor Treasurer ,,,Y ,,,A..... R ohert Soond Sponsor es.. ei.. M rs. H. M. Drukker 66 Row One: J. Barker, E. Moir M. Heidorf. M. Macuga. Row Two: K. Huffman, J, McDougall, P. Bush, J. Moore. D. Fekel, J. Sasak. Row Three: B. Recla B. McDill. N. Wootton. C. Weinbrandt. Row Four: J. Dregalla S. Wolf, J. Turchan. Mr. Hoppe. Row Five: J. Jablonowski, C. Stoetzer, H. Fitz. C. Zadle. Leaders is a club designed to assist the gym teacher and to aid President -.-W .... .- Marilyn Heidorf students to develope their mental and physical abilities. The club Vi f P'f'5if1f 1f f- f Mary LCC Macllafi also developes the participants responsibility- Leaders carry on iiil?S320'BilfEli activities with other clubs at other schools, such as play days, bowling, and hikes. All in all it is a most enjoyable organization. The Audio Visual Aides members assist the faculty in securing and showing audio-visual aides. Row One, Left to Right: S. Siket. J. Dobranski. Sponsor. Mr. Zanamenak. P. Smith B. Warns- man. Row Two: B. Feikle, D. Wood, B. Tiedemann, W. Mueller. M. Nadwodny. B. Wald. G. Steets, J. Walasek. 67 Junior- enior Prom The concluding S 0 c i al event of the year of 1956 was the Junior-Senior Prom v U 2 M held in the Lake Shore Hotel. Wenflell'T1'am'y' and his hand provided the music. if .ww ,h gsg gf A 3255 QF' 2 A h ghil A - 68 2-nd! Graduation As alumni we are now taking our first steps into the world. Thus far we have been guided by the same in- structors that will guide you as underclassmen. May Wis- dom and success follow you as you step into the limelight of Brooklyn High. 69 MQWMZQL fefffff ill Wpw. 0690fwf.. 5217! H+-we W-EL We extend qujm To these Friends fvffmmm ff? 4071- zf'a-JP 21-Mm 6-4:fv,.,,, Vw 747 741 A. Bob G 4 B 0 fi Z I cm we f ' Q, M az . 244, 92.70 ZHJQJMAQQ 6LiZZOZe,fQggg 70 -uf.,-I-.....v..,,..,......, STAN'S STUDIO CLEVELAND'S LARGEST and FINEST At prices you can Afford EAGLET'S OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER 3025 W. 25th STREET CLEVELAND 13, OHIO MAin I-7066 V 7I -,. 1, ,iygJ,7- -' c I , f fr. , . If-iff? V :A . . 1 1 A is izigfge, 5 . 1 :Ang Q - Mr I I 6 'LHS Kg 4? gf X . ff-H' - 4 za. 6 14' 4 Q . -' , ' I fro - :IEW xf 'gi g q Q - HE SPEED NUT FAMILY OF TINNERMAN PRODUCTS SALUTES BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL FOR ITS HIGH STANDARDS OF COMMUNITY SPIRIT AND CITIZENSHIP. I N N li? -l--i-- 1 i......i.i1- ---I 'Ti' I- , ,ull l...-....... I I I I iii QE Sa: :. -Mig, f'I 'FII1TmWIl ' - F 2? ---iwlllllllll HV -.Ill 2 N ' 5- fi- IIlllll!!Illllllllll . 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Ll: A lf,-7 IH S 41 f 7 V We, the members of the men's Booster , Club, join in the chorus of your many friends Presdent inoffering heartiesf congratulations on your ml Earl Orin graduation. V-C -P . May the future hold much happiness IEE 'Serin' and great opportunity for each and every one ' 0 lc' 0 of you as you leave the hallowed halls of SeCl'el'dl'y knowledge. Andrew Sobel Treasurer We remain X EEE2!:III:::II!g:::Eggggl. ::::::........:...lE5E5EEE5E5EEEi:::::::::5Q Eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii55555EEEEEEEEEEEZQE5EE5iiE:EEiE5 55553E52555555525555555iE55Z555EEE555EE5EEEEEEEEEiEEE:::: ,:,:,,::: ......... ...,... ........, 5 . H .EEEEEEEEEEE ............. ---.::::. . ::::::7:1::::a.ga .... ..... ...i EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESE ' '15555555555555555555E5i5EEiEEEE5555::::::::gg::::EEEES5EEEE5E::55533 33' 5555555555552ESEEE55E555EEEEEE::::55555ESE:E555:::555i55555EE55::Egg ::::::::::::552555535555555i5EEEEE5EE55iiiiii5iE:::IH:r1II5:Ei555 ..... . 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JARus coMPANv, INCORPORATED Memphig SH 9-1112 Pearl Road SH 9-1600 1 Congratulations ROGERS BARBER SHOP To The Class of 57 FORD DRUG CO. 81 MR. AND MRS. J. HERMAN 80 l l l l HIGH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS . . . and Dependable Service I To get better dairy products, start with something better. The thousands of gallons of milk that are shipped daily into the clean, modern Dairymens plant come from practi- cally the same carefully selected dairy farms every day of the year. What better insurance could there be for dairy products that are always so uniformly good? IRYME 3068 West IO6 Street ORchard I-2300 Milk . Cream. Buttermilk . Butter . Reddi-Wip . .Cottage Cheese . Sour Cream . Delicious Orange Drink . Chocolate Dairy Drink . Fresh Orange Juice . Yogurt . Gum-Z-Gold Xtra-Rich PETE'S SERVICE STATION I I m.n..,.G Compliments of Former Brooklymte NANCY GARAPICK Corner - Ridge 81 Brookpark Roads .I I 81 - . 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FL 1-5119 o ' ' ' R es. OL 9-5155 CLINTON - STEAK - HOUSE PEARL ROAD LAUNDRY We Specialize in Steaks - Chops - Chicken Dinners 4709 Pear' Road Spaghetti - Ravioli FL'1'2318 7327 Clinfon Rd. ME.1.9373 A REFLECTION of PERFECTIONH gcay-gem: Shop I I I UNUSUAL GIFTS GWWGCWS VILLAGE RESTAURANT ONtario 1-4049 4225 Fulton Road Memphis-Fulton CLEVELAND 9. OHIO Shopping Center CATERING SERVICE ' Banquets - Weddings - Clambakes ROSEMONT BEAUTY CENTER Specializing in all types of Beouty Service SHadyside I-9874 4322 Ridge Road 4227 Fulton-Memphis Shopping Center ON 'I-5355 C-Uozffowrz Bazgsz cqgop Open Daily 8 to 6 -:- ON l-9553 Free Parking In Rear IOE INCAINI 6308 BROOKPARK ROAD 200 Ft. West of Yorktown Theatre 91 fe FROM X EUCLID DIVISION OF 1 J A lb 1 xg' GENERAL MCTORS Qs CORPCRATIDN ,I M In ,QQ L EDD'E'5 SUNOCO SERWCE Tomaric Cleaners, Inc. A1 lv, -Q 4 5720 Memphis N SH-I-9645 Memphis at Fulton 5202 Memphis Ave. GRIMES AND HAUER Congratulations to cu'r ur Pouurnv z If Special Discounts to THE CLASS OF 1957 Weddings, Banquetsketc. 2 , , 4239 Fulton Rd. SH. 9-3171 LUCEY' serwce D'recto:Qf'f3mQC K I Joseph R' Mekuh X ONtario 1-4505 HOUSE OF FLOWERS dmagu ROLAB EVERYTHING IN GIFTS a. FLOWERS Smm Equipm, M h. C P I .4 4787 Memphis Avenue emp is or. ear ON 1-0822 X Cleveland 9, Ohio Compliments of Compliments 5 ATLAS IzAoIo s. FUR. 5 of 4274 Pearl Road i F' I-6400 Zul1:zn:xa::nc:. A FRIEND ,, I Y 92 ,App M+ Mf M M722 VFW Qfwfflfffwfww 1 W LLM W Qidffiwffyw if ,Q f2Q ffjET'M W WY WJ ww V My ' ,fb VW 555 Wfgw 'N ML my 0 53242523225 4.44 J.. ,,,, ,A A..,V ,.., A,:,.. A V I AV F X . ' 1 ,f - r Q' .1 - -' .3 A , - v ' . A ' ' 1 :, F ' ' X pw. ' l ,f 'wx 4 A ' ji, A. - ', 1 .H ' I - . . V . 5, . -nf? , V L , igtl ' ' . K' . .1 ' ' Af 5. 'T X. q5.'-Ailzx. f Lug, ,r'x I , ' fd, 4. In x - JU.: - 1 3 Q X A . 4 , - , . 4 . 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