Brookside High School - Leader Yearbook (Sheffield, OH)

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'l 4 l5e 'Q 'l ' T h e L e a cf e r 1I'IfG'I 32lII2-III-'P Top row, Left to Right-R. Baker, McConihe, A. Manchester, F. Grilfor, L. Webber, M. Osbun. Thivd row-W. Barr, W. Osborne, W. Clites, E. johnson, Mrs. M. Carrick, G. Thomas, W. Boyd. Second row-Miss M. Stauder, R. Miller, Mrs. F. Minnick, Mrs. W, Hooper, Mrs. E. Sigg, Mrs. F. Young, Miss E. Groh, Mrs. H. Gang, Miss M. McClarren, N. Harmon. First 'row-Mrs. F. Field, Mrs. W. Osborne, Mrs. R. Berrington, Mrs. W. Day, Mrs. Kensick, Mrs, I. Drompp, Mrs. A. Manchester, Mrs. F. Zacharias and Miss M. Clark. Brookside P. T. A. Greets You The P. T. A. year will end in May, so we have had seven active months since school started. Beginning with a ine membership drive with a gift picture for the classroom which secured the most members. The P. T. A. meetings this year have been more of a social event, each month holding something of interest beginning with a lecture and then in line came Interpretive dancing, a kids party, and musical events where in we found that Brookside has a large number of musical folks. We have enjoyed the School Orchestra twice and have noticed its great improvement. All meetings were concluded with a social hour at which light lunches were served. Besides our social activities we have purchased a much needed piano for the school. This together with the feeding of about 30 undernourished children has called for special efforts to take of increased expenditures. For the remainder of the year we have planned a Seth Parker Singing Bee for April and the annual election of officers for May at which meeting we are planning a Birthday party with a surprise for all. It has been very gratifying to see so many men taking an interest and wonf derful cooperation of the group as a wholeg the Teachers and our Committee members, have made this year an exceptionally pleasant one. Mas A H MANCHESTER president l' MUN T-iiflli a Tl1irty'FouT