Brookside High School - Leader Yearbook (Sheffield, OH)

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Cv L4 e ,, -l IIv-alllgulnsbllllu-Q45 T h L e a d e 1, -uilulfeulnglllb-ill-fl GREETINGS LORAIN COUNTY SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. ELYRIA, OHIO Lorain Co1,mty's Largest Bank Come in and See Us The Farm Implement CO. H. T. Winckles, Mgr. Hardware, Sherwin-Williams Paint, Machinery GENERAL MOTOR TRUCKS Elyria, Ohio REMINGTON PORTABLES An Ideal Graduation Gift Phone us for demonstration in your home. ELDRED'S' OFFICE OUTFITTERS 206 FIFTH ST. PHONE 4185 The A. H. Babcock CO. The Oldest and Largest Insurance Agency in Lorain County INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BONDS LIFE INSURANCE Health and Accident Phone Avon Office 722 Res. 1143 A. J. CONRAD BUILDERS SUPPLIES Foreign Exchange Steamship Tickets 556 Broadway Phone 4216 Lorain, Ohio Quality and Service Use JO1-1N's GAS PATRONIZE HOME DEALERS Service with a Smile STOP 83, LAKE ROAD Next to Fire Dept. JOHN TOWNE, Prop. Frank H. Fleer Corporation Philadelphia, Pa. ' Manufacturers of Dubble Bubble The Original Chewing Gum Kiss Pure and Wholesome R. A. MOULTON 86 CO. Elyria, Ohio my O We - 'I'hirtyfSeven

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.Mp alllglllgrglllu- T h e L e a d e T .-llllleuulg Effort Club The Effort Club is the only club at Brookside that is an entirely honorary club. Due to this fact the membership of the club varies each time grades come out. This does not mean, however, that only the pupils with the highest grades get into the Effort Club but as the name implies, each and every student who makes an honest effort to raise his grades and does raise them a certain number of points may become a member. The plan is a very simple one. Each student who has an average in his four major subjects of from 70? to 8O'Zn must raise this average 3 points the next six weeks to become eligible for membership. If the average is from 80? to 90W only two points are needed while from 90W to 92621, one point is sufficient. If the stu' dent is fortunate enough to have an average of 92073 he need only maintain that average to be a member of the club. Membership is, in this way, automatic and we certainly have a hard working group of boys and girls trying to have their names appear on the club roll and to keep it there. At the end of the year all members who have been in the club twice during the year are given a special treat of some kind. It is usually of an educational na' ture such as a trip to an art museum, a news paper office or a zoo. Each pupil works his hardest all through the year in order to be one of the lucky ones who participates in this treat. In spite of the fact that the Effort Club is an honorary club, its membership is one of the largest of any club in the school. It certainly creates a lot of interf est and enthusiasm among the students when it comes to studying and earning grades. OSCAR HASERODT At the Gold Clock - THE IEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST ' Elyria, Ohio The Elysium Soda Grill 86 Restaurant We Make Delicious Candy Elyria, Ohio 310 Broad Street Phone 4275 Residence Phone 3109 THE BRUNK MACHINE 86 FORGING CO. 947-53 Broadway PHILIP BRUNK LORAIN, OHIO Compliments of The Guarantee Title and Trust Co. ELYRIA OHIO HUM frhmy-six

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linllf d T h e L e a d e T -plallsglllgllln-Qllllll Jokes Heard around Brookside: Where are those white shirts? Want to bet with me? I'll bet you an apple. Now who has my keys? Has anyone seen my keys? Now let's sit down and be quiet. Hurry up! Wouldn't it surprise you to see:-- V James McGettrick with a book and paying attention in any class? Ernest Goodsite in Valloyd Swett's clothes? n Charles Schuck not teasing someone? Rosella and Johnny apart for ive minutes? Joe Welter girlfcrazy? I Genevie Rath not talking? Anna Borkosky with her lessons not done? The Alessi boys in class? . Albert Mittendorf getting a zero? Henry- Have you ever had a lesson by correspondence? ,Ernest- You bet! And I never write to girls now. Walter Y.- Don't stop meg I'm going into this shop and buy a new cover for my typewriter. Vinny- But that's a fur shop. Walter- Well? June Rath- Why were you kept in at school? Julia H.- I didn't know where the Azores were. .Iune- Well, why don't you remember where you put things? Miss Clark fin English Class, - Now will each of you write the name of your favorite hymn. I Rosella-- johnny Owen. Miss Miller fgiving a recipe in D. S. classy- -then boil one cup of water until tender. . Mr. Mc Conihe fdescribing a trip that he had taken in lengthy detail,- Coming out of the jungle, I was confronted by a yawning chasm. Donald M. fvery boredj- Was it yawning before it saw you? Have you ever heard of the man who was sure that he was a Budding Poet and turned out to be a Blooming Idiot? a. 111111 , e l hi1'ty'Eight