Brooklyn High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Brooklyn, OH)

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MR. CLARENCE L. RICE Superintendent of Brooklyn Schools The Class of 1958 holds two distinctions. You are the twenty-fifth class to graduate from Brooklyn High School as well as the largest class ever to leave these halls. We are sure that in the coming years you will give us cause to be as proud of you as we are of the graduates who have pre- ceded you. Our good wishes go with you as you leave us. Graduates of 1958, you have been laying the educational foundation for your life. Day after day the tools of learning and thinking and doing have been placed in your hands. You have mastered some of the principles of worthy living and worthy citizenship. I congratulate you. Great are my expectations as you move forward to ever new and widening horizons. MR. DAVID S. ROSENBERGER Assistant Superintendent of Schools Administration BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated, Left to Right: Mr. Edward Sirotakg Mr. Donald Chatham, Vice Presidentg Mr. Dale Baker, President of Boardg Mrs. Joyce Hudson, Clerk of Boardg Mrs. Herbert Rauchg Mr, Gregg Langer- mier. Standing: Mr. Rosenberger, Mr. Rice.

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The National Honor Society Row One: J. Evanson, P. Conley, C. Deisner, P. Palterson, J. Klein, J. Deas. Row Two: C. Stoetzer, H. Conomea, C. Brinza, N. Wootton, J. Jablonowski, S, Soshar, Mr. J. Cahill. Row Three: W. Rice, J. Danylyk, B. Warnsman, D. Apostle, M. Kucha, J. Schumann. Sponsor - JEROLD CAHILL p,eSi,1e,w-J0HN DANYLYK NAT! o N A Vice Pres.- BOYD WARNSMAN Secretary - HELENE CONOMEA H 0 N 9 9' so C ' ET Y Treasurer- TOM MCCARTY Q I B .17 Q I 22

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. hi MR. J. ROGER HOWE Principal of High School Mr. Nieman: As Research Coordinator, Mr. Nieman's duties included preparing informa- tion ior seniors who intend to go to college. He presented many interesting surveys which proved invaluable in determining the selec- tion. Also, he gave many seniors guidance in chosing a college. Another job Was that of head of the Jour- nalism department. For the first time Brooklyn students viewed their school's happenings in the Brooklyn News. All the students in his class gained valuable knowledge in the art of handling a newspaper. Congratulations and the best of everything to the Class of 1953 from a Brooklyn '6Fresh- man Principal. If the annual of this year is any indication, we expect some outstanding people to develop from this group. This is the first class to graduate since Sputnik and the Explorer began to circle the earth. Amazing things continue to take place every day. These events seem to set goals for us we have to reach. Shoot for the moonn terests you most. Today, in our history, The sky is the limit. in Whatever field in- as much as any time K ,t iriver T25 12225 vt' tantra rr fr? ft in 2 it 59299 We tw at STSTYW tttttEttQfgi t ttttttglttttt lg gt gg tittytlgttlltgtttglelttltttlltlgtflfty igiktesi 5 xiggg a g ,tg D17 'Elm U52 are llgtilytll it fairs, f lE lliiiglSglliiil525 iliilliitiggl l ' 252355135325v jgiE'Egl3 Eg E Doing those little jobs ifliwlill itll it il Stag' 'K i!'l?sl'Jltll l i l ilsf g gi gllifi Wllliltlll ,l ' that keep the school gliililitfmt it K 'li Z2 f l 55 5 Q - - - - 5 Hig gs? llgl E if I it functlonlng so efficient- tiigrfwgli t ht .m g P31 5 l is 1 M M- h 1 ss 'ir A 5 -' vxjgfgeitiftggfryigfgsi 55 5 E 1 7 Y are 1'S. ltC 81, L 'fl 5 st e li f - K E tr its,mtgiggztgeitsfsltligtaegttltitilat st 3 hlsh School Secretary l i giaflhliilftflitilililiifiiitllilf.ll5!fll2fl?tli2, 1 iw' M f , . ' and Mrs- Landfw Sec' 5ift122QttstgtafeiltiitttisiiiltalgiilaseaitiiiltitgEE 5 le gftgvggm refafy t0 the SUPCYIH' 2 tendent- The many .sie at it 5 5 , A:SE'532l5tff'lf?l5Sf e f . X ii ggiltgtgfgiigglgl l tlgigttgit?aggtggiljilgitglaigltgigg' f things they do un. i t . . noticed, and the cheer. f lfiliifitll .tt ,t t1 .lt st h Q ful Way they do them att ' siftieftsfttti i f Q V- -- . ' l2QiillligaiQElglEgfigliitfygilggll are a huge aid to us. MRS. DOROTHY LANDRY Secretary to the Superintendent 24 MR. JOHN K. NIEMAN Research Coordinator MRS. GLADYS MITCHELL High School Secretary