Brookside High School - Leader Yearbook (Sheffield, OH)

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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

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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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H -i-I sllleilsnillll'-CE-igl T h e L 6 a d e T 9, 2v lI'llG'I+slIIf-'ill-'I Top row, left to 'right-R. Baker, F. Chambers, Wm. Vickers, E. Rath, L. Hooper, L. Webber, M. Dolacki, Joe Ferner. Bottom 'row--A. Zacharias, J. McConihe, W. Barr, H. Welter, W. Osborne, C. Smith, S. Kelling, W. L. Clites, secretary and treasurer. Men's Gym Class The men's gym class of Sheffield Lake Village has been operating successfully now for three years. Roy Clites has served as secretaryftreasurer for three years. And the success of our class is due a great deal to his untiring effort. Meetings are held on Wednesday evening of each week during the regular school year in the Brookside gymnasium. Classes usually start around 8 o'clock and are through to IO o'clock. Setting up exercises open the meeting. Then teams are chosen from the group and volley ball is on tap for the rest of the evening. Some real interesting games are played. A home and home series of games was played with Ridgeville which resulted in the double victory for Brookside men's gym class. The best part of our class is our after gym feeds, Each month an eats com' mittee is appointed by Roy Clites. His choices if the food is a sample has always been the best. For our lunches and stories after gym have helped hold our class together. This class is open to all men in the community and we invite you to come. We all have a good time and derive a great deal of benefit from our calisthenics and games. Come and join us, at least come up some Wednesday nite and look us over. k L 2 l l 'TwentyfEigl1t