Brunswick High School - Devils Diary Yearbook (Brunswick, OH)

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Mrs. Myrtle Lenkaitis Baldwin Wallace, B.S Mr. Robert Rewalt XVest Liberty State College. B..-X. Mr. Albert Sego Western Reserve University, B..-X. 'Vlrs Lenkaitis Mr Rewalt M1 Sego PRACTICAL ARTS Our junior high football and basketball coach, Mr. William Pearce, has been in Brunswick four years. He also teaches industrial arts. Our librarian, Miss Mary Lou Brunskill, has taught home economics in Brunswick seven years. She is also advisor for the Y-Teens. ,A ikfff FINE ARTS Mrs. Myrtle Lenkaitis, who has taught in Brunswick for seven years, is teaching chorus, besides directing vocal ensembles. Mr. Robert Rewalt is teaching: in Brunswick for his second year. He teaches art to the elementary school, jun- ior high and senior high school students. The senior member of our music department, Mr. Albert Sego, has taught ten years in Brunswick. He is head of the band and also gives lessons to students. Mr. Pearce, Miss Brunskill. Miss Mary Lou Brunskill Baldwin VVallace, B.S. Mr. William Pearce Ohio University, B.S. Not pictured is Mr. Burris. Mr. Burris. the Drivers' Education teacher, is teaching his first year at Brunswick High School. He has attended the College of Wooster and Kent State University. He also teaches Drivers' Education at Seville this year.

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LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Our Latin teacher, Mrs. Ruth Towslee, has taught a total of 10 years, 5 of those in Brunswick. This year she is teaching algebra and Sth grade arith- metic in addition to Latin. Mrs. Louise White primarily teaches German I and II. This year she also teaches 10th grade English and directed the poetry reading contest. Mrs. White has taught in Brunswick two years. Our 'permanent' substitute teach- ers, Mrs. Lucille Heasley and Miss 9 Sandra Zuengler, were seen in our classes very often this year. Both taught during the flu epidemic, when so many of our teachers were ill. Mrs. R. Harrison Mrs. Lucille Heasley Miss Sandra Zuengler ,- Mrs. Ruth Towslee Ashland College, A.B. Hrs. Louise VVhite Baldwin Wallace College, A.B.g University of Chi- cago. Mrs. Ruth Towslee and Mrs. Louise White 1'7- Tl 'Q T. .. . ,Q u OUR SCHOOL Brunswick Township has grown by leaps and bounds in the past few years. Our schools also are suffering growing pains. Our classrooms are crowded and our activities and organizations have been limited because of lack of space. However, plans are under- way to remedy matters. This year the Graf- ton Road School was built and opened to elementary students. Later this year, the contractors will start a new elementary build- ing on Gravel Pit Road near the Sleepy Hol- low development. And, there are to be addi- tions to the high school. Where the high school parking lot northeast of the school now is, there will be a new three-story wing. On the first floor will be a study hall and new library. The second is to be used primari- ly for science and contain a general science room and a biology room. The third floor will be a new home economics deprtment. The new wing will also contain new administra- tion offices. Beyond this wing and onto the present football field will be the new gym. Here we will be able to hold home basketball games and nicer dances. There will be plenty of room for other sports and for our gym classes. Yes, we have much to look forward to in Brunswick in the future. We're going to have a wonderful school so let's be proud of it and support it.