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Brady Lake Chorus Cheerleaders 5th Grade Art 3rd Grade Reading OPENING OF SCHOOL-A group of enthusias- tic boys and girls. The same faculty as last year under the leadership of genial Orville Hissom. SCHOOL PATROL-The eighth grade assuming the responsibility with the following members ably per- forming their duties: Bill Oros Ccaptainl, Leonard Andexler, Buddy Williams, Paul Gahagan, Bob Stratton, Bob Andrews, Bob Snowberger, Jack White, Frank Whitacre, Bob Rydbom and Chuck Shellhorn. CAFETERIA-Operating under the management of Mrs. George Ney. Excellent meals! FALL FESTIVAL-Sponsored by our local P. T. A. Everyone attending report an enjoyable t-ime. BASKETBALL-Mr. Sheppard from Brady Lake coaching the different teams from the 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grades. The 6th and 7th grades playing in the Kent tournament sponsored by the Eagles. Our Safety Patrol Basketball Team 8th Grade Art 5th Grade Gym Class regular team planning on entering the Portage County tournament. CHRISTMAS-Art displays in the various rooms-gift exchanges-Christmas music-the school chorus singing carols-the true spirit of Christmas prevailing. Our school chorus providing the annual Christmas program for the Kent Kiwanis Club. MARCH OF DIMES AND THE JR. RED CROSS DRIVE-Our school being com- mended in the way they contributed to these worthy projects. VALENTINE DAY- Heart throbs - valentine boxes-and parties for each -grade. SPRING INTERESTS - Spelling Bee, eighth grade state tests-seventh-eighth grade annual fare- well - eighth grade banquet - stamp party for winning grades - and last, but not least - Recog- nition Day - and so ends another very successful year for Brady Lake.
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Brimiield Second row: William Carlin, Eugene Glick, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Rhea, Merrell, Wilbur Holgate, Rob- ert Gregory, Paul E. Smith. First row: Mrs. Nancy Allen, Miss Rose Scarpelljni, Mrs. Esther Dersom, Miss Aline Briggs, Mrs. Mar- garet Kerwln. Brimfield opened the 1950-51 school year with Mr. Paul E. Smith as principal. Enrollment totaled 339 pupils. The two new additions to the Junior High teaching staff are Mrs. Nancy Allen and Mr. Robert Gregory. Mr. Holgate remains with the staff. Miss Rose Scarpellini as secretary is the new addition to the administrative staff. During the month of October the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades sponsored hayrides. Everyone went home full of weiners, pop and hay. On Octo- ber 20, a few members of the ninth grade class at- tended the Fall All-High Dance at Kent State. Also in Octoiber the five upper classes participated in the annual magazine sale. The money received from this source was used to purchase a tape recorder. Another piece of equipment we were very glad to obtain was a new movie projector. The big event of November was the Thanksgiving vacation which was extended a week with the help of old man winter . The eighth grade sponsored a Dress Up dance on December 15 at which everyone enjoyed themselves. The P. T. A. held a Fish Fry in December and also sponsored a Christmas dance for the Teen Town members. The Brimfield Dance Band played during intermission at the dance and refreshments were served. The elementary grades held a very nice Christmas program for the pleasure of the parents. This was made possible by the co-operation of the elementary teachers and our music teacher, Mrs. Josephine Flint. Many events are planned for the coming year. One of the most important activities is our May Day ceremony. The May Queen will be appointed from the ninth grade class by the Junior High. Clarence Wright, ninth grade class president and patrol captain, will escort the queen. The whole school is looking forward to a gala day at Geauga Lake on the last day of schoofl. To end the year, the ninth grade class is looking for- ward to Baccalaureate and Commencement with great expectation. We who remain at Brimfield wish the class good luck and a happy three years at Kent State. Speedometer Committee Ellen Boosinger Loretta Copley 22
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