Brookside High School - Leader Yearbook (Sheffield, OH)

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Cl' 54.49.alglgigiglllli.ggi T h e L 6 a d e T -illnliguuglln:-lII-fu- Ji. Nl, ell lx' ml. li ll ll. lil il, l ll ll Mp w l M. QV lil H f lli 'Top vow-J. Owen, W. Reeder, W. Young, I. Welter. Middle row-Miss Clark, B. jungbluth, R. Gubeno, pvesidentg L. Manchester, M. Reed, Miss Miller. Front row-A. Naro, L, Ricci, L. Mackert, V. Maddock, secretaryg M. Reeder, vice preszdentg Traxler, treaswrerg L. Gallagher. Iuniors The Junior Class of '32 has established a record which they are proud to leave behind and one which they hope can be maintained during their senior year. Ref markable ability along numerous lines of sociability has been discovered among numerous members of the junior class. These students have made it possible for the junior class to entertain the senior class to a dinner and theatre party in Cleveland Dramatics also played a large part in the lives of the Juniors Mom was presented by the Juniors, April 10. The different parts were played in fine style. Everyone seemed to enjoy this play. The Juniors played an important part in the Athletics of the school Many of the boys and girls have received letters for faithfulness and hard work on the basketball teams. The juniors were an energetic crowd which transformed the drab school life into a whirl. May they continue their good work! CLAss OFFICERS President .. .............,,.......,,.............................. .................... .......... R o sella Gubeno Vice President .......... ................M1ldf6d Reeder Secretary .................. ...........Virden Maddock Treasurer ............. ........... J uanita Traxler be H011 Eleven

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f i E-I-'Ili-allkglu :lillu- T h e L e a d e 1. .32 ga-illllfccsuli lli:-lllv-1- if i L i i. l, T l 11 .i 'l li li li ill I , .1 ll fl Nl ,bil l ie 1. i l fl-fa an 1-4IIl ij JENNETTE E. Ricci- jerry BulJbling with merry laughter With mischief in her eye, Who could help but love her Either you or I? Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Operetta Z, 3, 43 Training for Nurse. FRANK A. Roor- Root He is complete in feature and in mind With all good grace To grace a gentleman. - Drarnatics 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1, 2: Vice President 3. CHARLES SCHUCK- Charley, No, not just full of the diclqens, Overflowingf' Dramatics 3, 43 Cheer Leader 3: Operetta 3g Baseball 4, Basketball 4g 'Avon 1, Z. EDMUND SCHUCK-L'Eddie K'Blessings on thee little man. Dramatics 3, 41 Avon 1, 21 Baseball 4. WILMA B. Wooo- Woody About as jolly and friendly a girl As any of us will ever know. Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Operetta 21 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Rep, 4. HHH , Ten

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if. u . kt Q ' u Q 4 9 C'-V ' J g if .pulp elllgnlngaglllll QQ T h e L e a d 6 Y gg-Xrjulllliqeuluglllz lll-il. Z Top 'row-V. Sweet, L. Bodnar, 1. Gasce, M. Hanko, A, Forster. Middle vowfMr. Baker, G. Chambers, pvesidentg D. Minnich, E. Krause, secretary and treasuferg M. Kelling, C. Downing, W. Petrien. Front vowfM. Ferner, M. Stauder, M. Dolacki, I. Huple, R. Smith, G. Rath, vice president, M. Herdendorf. W l Sophomores When one becomes a Sophomore one has gotten bravely over the Freshman green' ness. At this time, our young souls begin to collect something, that will some W day culminate in the Senior dignity. Our teachers and parents begin to perceive il evidence, stronger each day of the well known and sadly unappreciated High School Smartnessf' ly Thus with our goal bright and beautiful before us we stand-Sophomores! The W goal of all Freshmen, the plague of all juniors and the admirers of all Seniors. 'X The Sophomores have much talent in this class. Musical, dramatical, athletic ll, U abilities are very evident in this class. President .......................,............................ .......... G eorge Chambers Vice President ........... ................ G enevie Rath Secretary ....,........., .. .......... Erwin Krause Treasurer .....,.... ........... E rwin Krause 2 FlUlf 'Twelve