Brookside High School - Leader Yearbook (Sheffield, OH)

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Q .nm 'l lll'1lllVgllI?Dflllll' l T h e L e d d e 1' 'llIlIlC5IllglIlmlllill' 'Li vi' J E 5- . ll . Ill ,Q ll ll: ' l ali M lf lf! 'ill lll ll ll l 1 l ill ' l Top row, Left to Right-W, Barr, coachg W. Kelling, C, Schuck, R. Mittendorf, G. l Chambers, R. O'Dell, McConihe, R. Baker. Bottom row-W. Young, V. Biltz, I. Boyd, captain, E. Goodsite, H. Findora, Owen. l'l' nl llll ull ll -, ll Boys Baseball Our boys are looking forward to a very successful season this spring, We have entered in the County Baseball League which was formed this spring. We had a ffl fairly good team last fall having won 4 games and tied one that had to be called fl off on account of darkness. We played 3 games with LaGrange and 2 with Eaton. 'ill All the boys that played last fall will be eligible to play again this spring, and with Ernest Goodsite pitching true to form and with Walter Young and Henry Findf ora as relief pitchers we have a very good pitching staif. We will have Biltz back of the bat again, catching and little Johnny Owen out playing shortstop and john ll Boyd playing second base. When not pitching, Young plays first base, Goodsite plays lg pitch and third base and Findora plays field. We have some very good outfielders, in Kelling, Mittendorf, Schuck, O'Dell and Chambers. With all these players back lb we will have about the best team out on the diamond this spring. Wg' Our schedule this spring will be Eaton at Brookside, April 17, Brookside at '?' Avon, April 24, Highland at Brookside, May lg Avon Lake at Brookside, May 8, and Brookside at Ridgeville May 22. We will probably have more games than just our League Schedule this spring with other schools in the County Qlllll-4IlI,lI . , mg, U . l ' nut in A martial TwentyfSix '

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-ur-lla-falliflfspfrul gsgg T he L e a der QED-.llllfgrulgllnb-:lu-:Q -IEP W. With Barb Boginar using her skillful blocking in a game, we usually would count on three or four goals. Give Barb credit for her blocking, she could also make baskets. Our other forward, Eleanor Field, was a player needed throughout the game. Without her excellent all around playing what would we have done? She could be depended on to get the ball in the basket. - Q , Qenieve june Rath showed up with flying colors, her Erst year on the regular' team but to watch her holding an opponent down she would be taken for a veteran player. June had the speed and used it. Berynce Bunny jungbluth, also started in as an inexperienced player,'l1Jut to see her get thefjump ball, and the center ball no one would have known, her as a new player. She also did a good job at guarding. Virden Maddock, Kid, our captain, is considered one of the best guards we have ever had at Brookside. She stuck like glue to the best forwards in the county and made them all look bad due to her ability to hold them scoreless. She was cool and calm in all emergenciesqgand helped us a great deal to win., our many games. We showed our appreciation ,for her wonderful work by re-electingx her captainof our 193162 girls team. Everyone liked Kid and marveled at her playing. 'Q , l Thelma Miller a' Freshman, should be given credit for her help to the team, she was readye when needed, give her another year of experience and she will be hard to beat. V V ' Rosella Gubeno is anotherigood player, especially is her eye good on basket making. Rosella helped the girls win many games, with her good playing. Virginia Tobin may be small in size, but when she had a girl to guard, size didn't mean anything to her. Leona Gallagher, another small player but one who knows her basketball. She is quick in action as well as quick thinking in a game. There are many other good players on the squad. They all did their share and 'their best to make our season a great success. They are: M. Ferner, M. Stauder, M. Tarnosky, L. Manchester and D. Tomlinson. COUNTY STANDINGS. School Points Won Tie School Points Won Tie Avon ............ ............ 2 0 10 0 Avon Lake ............ ........ 1 0 5 O Henrietta ........ .......,....... 1 9 9 1 Brighton ................ ......,. 9 4 1 Brookside ........ ....... 1 7 8 1 Camden .......... ........ 6 5 0 Columbia ......... ............ 1 5' 7 1 La Grange .......... ........ 6 3 0 Belden .............. ............ 1 4 7 0 Brownhelm .......... ........ 4 2 0 S. Amherst ........ ............ l 2 7 0 Penheld ........... ...,.... 4 2 0 Eaton ................. ............ 1 1 5 1 Ridgeville ............. ....,,.. 0 0 0 Highland ......... ............ 1 1 5' 1 Grafton ................ ........ 0 O 0 BROOKSIDE GIRLS 1930-31 Brookside 31 .....,...... Beldon 8 Brookside 22 ........ ............ R idgeville 5 Brookside 12 ........... Henrietta 12 Brookside 19 ......... ............. M edina 28 Brookside 29 .......... ..........,.. A von Lake 16 Brookside 26 ........ .......... L aGrange 19 Brookside 34 ............. Highland 6 Brookside 18 ........ ............ A von Lake 11 Brookside 18 ........... ...... F aculty 4 Brookside 40 ........ .............,.. P enheld 6 Brookside 28 ........... Columbia 15' Brookside 32 ....... ....... B rownhelm 4 Brookside 12 ......... .......................... A von 13 Brookside 30 ............. ................................ E aton 8 Brookside 30 .,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , ,, SO, Amherst 16 Brookside 35 ..................,............,. So. Amherst 6 Brookside 26 ........,..... Brighton 8 Total 460 192 Brookside 18 .......,..,... Huron 7 Won 15g Tied lg Lost 2. TwentyfFive

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'I IID-QlIIn2ulnQlIIIl T h e L e a d e T -IIIIIIGIIIQIIID IIIMI- ' r I IH I Top 'row-Helen Engleman, Florence johnson, Lydia Koleno, Gertrude Kensik Mrs. Wm. Tar' bush, Rosina Hooper, Margaret Day, Helen King, Ada Rootl Front row-Esther McConihe, instructorg Marian McClarren, secretary and treasurerg Minnie Field, Florence Baker, Flora Osborne, Freda Zacharias, i-nstructorg Grace Inslee, Virginia Thomas. The Echo Club The Women's Gym class of Sheffield Lake Village was organized three years ago on Oct. 11, 1928. Meetings are held every Thursday evening of each week dur' ing the regular school year in the Brookside Gym. The Echo Club in the third year of its organization has an enrollment of twenty members. The club from its beginnning has been dedicated to the principal that good health comes from exercise and has been a means of enjoyment and recreation to the numerous women who have belonged. It has given one exhibition during that time. , Instructors are Mr. Anton Meier, marching and drillg Mrs. Arthur Zacharias and Mrs. James McConihe, exercise and drill. We are proud of our women's gymnasium class as they are very active and produce results. We all enjoyed their gym demonstration last year and as a school, we compliment them on the results they have shown us. It certainly shows a won' derful, active community spirit, teamwork and cooperation which are so necessary to a school and a village. Success to the Echo Club! 'I':lIII'Il' -llll -NUM 0 if .-. Twentyfseven