Brookside High School - Leader Yearbook (Sheffield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1932 volume:

'fLiS2S5': 151553-:E-'f?4'EzFH?L3?2'3tf? :iiEL3l'1 - ' ' ' 72:55,- T IE LE DER 11932 Q Q O THE THIRD ANNUAL Published by THE THIRD SENIQR CLASS Of BROOKSIDE HIGH SCHGOL SHEFFIELD LAKE VILLAGE OHIO c THE LEAEIIERP' To Our School We, the third Senior Class of Brookside High School pledge allegiance to Our School even though we are leaving it soon. Brookside has always held a good record in all its undertakings and we sincerely hope that those supporters whom we leave behind will be able to preserve the old reputation. We are very fortunate in having a very reliable janitor, who is always the first to enter the building and the last to leave it. Brookside Senior High School is a First Grade High School, receiving its Charter from the State Department of Education, December 16, 1929. Brookside adequately serves the people of Sheffield Lakeg it contains eight class rooms, a manual training room, and a home economics room, behind the building there is a wonderful playground for the grade children and there is also a large girls indoor baseball field and a regulation baseball diamond, also a fine tennis court. Our School is located on the corner of the Harris Road and Colorado Avenueg it is a one story, red brick building, facing the south. It is surrounded by large lawns with beautiful tulip beds on the south and the west. Two ORDER OIF BOOK SCHOOL DEDICATION ' CLASS PACE SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES and ADVERTISING DEDICATION TO oUR PARENTS WE, the Senior Class ol 1932, in publishing this Third Annual of Brookside High School, do, dedicate this, our book, The Leader, to Our Parents, whose labor has made possible our education. We owe a debt that we can never repay, but we promise to try and make a success of our lives as we drop the anchor of education for a brief pause on- Our Graduaf tion. :nts T H SE L E A D E R SENIOR CLASS QFFICERS President ........4.............4.......... Virden Maddock VicefPresiderit ........... ................. E laine Poor Secretary .............. ........... W illiam Reeder Treasurer ............. ............ I uanita Traxler CLASS MOTTG 'LI-Iorior Lies At Labor's Gate CLASS FLOWERS Lilies of the Valley and Tea Roses CLASS CGLGRS Green and Silver Commencement Exercises, .......,..... ..........., W ednesday, May 25, 1932 Distinction Day ...........s. .............. F riday, May 20, 1932 ,.... P THE LEADERYV- f H The Class Play The Seniors held a meeting March 11 and chose the class play, A Scrap of Paper, which is to be given in our High School Auditorium, May thirteenth. Even though it is scheduled for Friday the thirteenth, the seniors, who are eager to show the school what they can do on the stage as wellas in the class room and on the basketball floor, are sure to make it a huge success. It is under the direction of Miss Frisbie. It is full of hearty laughter. The first act arouses a keen interest that is not per' mitted to lag for a moment until the insignificant but mischievous scrap of paper is destroyed as the curtain falls for the last time amidst outbursts of merriment. The May Day Queen The High School assembled March 17 and chose their May Queen from the Senior Class, being Virden Maddock. The Senior Class Will We, the Senior-Class, being considered of sound mind, do hereby declare that this is our last will and testament: 1. Bernyce leaves her record as a gum chewer to Iona Kriebel. 2. Virden leaves her position of Editor to an unlucky junior. 3. Rosella leaves her basketball ability to Kathryn Root. 4. Joe bestows his knowledge in Chemistry to Paul Poor. 5. Walter leaves the ability to grow whiskers to Bob O'Dell. 6. Leona leaves her smile to Coletta Winter. 7. Luceda leaves her height to Phylis Gebhart. 8. Bill, as a gift, leaves his comb to Francis Foster. 9. John leaves his ability to cut classes to james McGettrick. 10. Elaine leaves the honor of riding home in a car every night to Leota Ricci. 11. Juanita leaves her love of clothes to Marita Ferner. 12. Luella leaves her soft voice to Christine Poor. 13. Mildred leaves her permanent to Marian Moon. 14. Mary Lou leaves her ability to talk to June Rath. 15' . Angeline leaves her curly hair to Mary Tarnosky. 16. We leave our dignity to the Freshmen. 17. We leave our outlines in English to the Sophomores. 18. We leave our two rows of seats to the Seniors of '33. 19. We leave our hopes for a bigger and better school next year. 20. We all regret that we have no more time to be spent with the faculty. 21. 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Q fi. j 'YQ ' Qfwlx K 1 ,Qg f'-.tj- js -3-QQ. - - H-f.-. --Q24 , ' .1-.1 4 - ...wr Q-.-2. f---if 4:2 4 +....i.3-,,4-3 . -S4 2.3.1.1 4. f, -Q..' 4: Qgf 1-' .- 2-1-' -.itz - 'fn ,, 1 . fpg, pf.. ,- K -- -Qej'fQQQ..--' 1 Q, 1. , iw-.Q,7Q.: 4.7 v --.17 QQ. '- 'ax' f , ' wif? Si-: xi JJ? -w , ily? -Q? Mk!:,!Qa56!:i7-- -W f' ...-lf'fr?,H:f, -' 'Q' .- ' 4 . yziifi' 1 v 3. . 'ilu i' iii: LEADER VIRDEN ANNE MADDOCK- Kid Kid out of school, is winsome and shy, But out on the gym floor she's havd to get by. Class President 1, 2, 4g Class Secretary 3g Editor in Chief 45 Staff 1, 2, 3g Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Captain 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3,g May Queen 2, 4. ELAINE DEAN PooRHK'Patsy We know not much of her as yet, But like her? Swre we do, you bet! Elyria High 1, 2, 3g Vicefpresident 4, Dramatics 4, Glee Club 4g Operetta 4. WILLIAM C. REEDER- Bill 'Lectrically inclined, this man- A most inveterate radio fan. Secretary 4g Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2g Treasurer 1, 2. JUANITA MAE TRAXLER- Pat Smiling, saucy, sweet and gay- She helps to drive the blues away. Treasurer 3, 4g Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, 2g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Cheer Leader 1, 2, 3g Staff 2, 3, 4. LEONA C. GALLAGHER- Lee Blonde hair and bright blue eyes, Good nature she personifies. Staff 3g Dram-atics 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. 11.12. , .'.. . Eight 'P THE LEADER ROSELLA A. GUBENO- Pal Q To basketball she is devoted, As center she has become quite noted. Class President 3, Staff 2, 3, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3. BERNYCE C. JUNGBLUTH- Bunny A comrade, blithe and full of glee, Who dares to laugh out full and free. Notre Dame lg Staff 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Basketball 3, 4. LUELLA J. MACKERT- Lite This Miss is better than a mile, ' With her charming ways and friendly smile. Notre Dame lg Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. LUCEDA J, MANCHESTER- Lou She is good and she is true, A fine girl thru' tnd thru.' Longwood Commerce High lg Staff 3, 4g Dru' matics 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3. ANGELIQNE NARO- Ang No trifling, idle fancies here hold sway, Her work receives attention first, then play. Staff 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 23 Basketball 1. K .x .,.... .. . .f.-'vf..w.f. 1 ,IL JI. tif. ill. .I ,Ji .' dl. HL All ALJ. 11141 llx U1 1 Nine Q iiVl'Kll'ii71'IKm-71'I!i-7'lYi4:'7l'IYFT7l'lYwiYTlilmVY..-Ylltx11'X-ifibml T H E 'IL ,gf E? E5 F? 1 ill' f Fil' 121- .FY , gg! ll 41 f E Q gs:- ag- E? ' 1 is Q. gif? ig' 1 Q is fi .si E :sf EE? E. 1 H la gi 14. 3 Q -1 E4 1 . , rw A Q F lg' w '1 i pl' 1 ,,4 .EJ 'f QF? F. A 4 1 Ei g W4 3 .1 in E -1 ef E ' 51: Fc 1 Fil gi. 1 .V-,,,.A,,-.,x,AA, 4-,,-.,,,,, A, 5 , 4 E L E A D E R JOHN D. GWEN- johnny It's hard to say where johnny shines, He's clever in so many lines. Staff Business Manager 41 Dramatics 3, 43 Bas' ketball 1, 2, 3g Captain 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3g Cap' tain 4. MARY LOUISE REED- Mary Lon A sunny smile and winning ways- May joy attencl her all her days. Clearview 1, 2g Dramatics 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4. MILDRED JEAN REEDER- Sis Happyfgofluclqy, smiling and gay, She makes the sunshine, we gather the hay. Vicefpresiclent 35 Treasurer 21 Assistant Editor 43 Staff 2, 3g Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3. JOSEPH F. WELTER- foe Dark hair, rosy cheeks, He is the brainiest of shielis. Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4g Clee Club 1, 2. WALTER M. YOUNG4HStul7H For Stub this world was built for mirthg At least, to him, that's all it's worth. Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Ln' ' li , , 'i Y' V 'il 3,1 'Zfl 3:11 1:1 '211 H as 221 fi 3:11 1:11 :fi 'lil 3 as L iii 'rg l 'Fl 'Ill vii! X F 'Fl 'Fl . .ggi 1 1511 , 'Fl 'Ill 'Fl .3 ig! as lf! 1 iii lil C11 111 .qi ,Lili .3 5 .-5 1 'lil as 'Ifl 'Ill .iq X 'ffl 'Ill 'lil 'Ifl 'Iii . 1:11, .Eg N ig, n M W h by-My ,i y. Mmwwmmmmwmwwnmmmmmwmmwmmmmmmmwmmwmmmmmummmml Ten N Twp row fleft to Tight, Erwin Krause, joseph Casce, Andrew Sechlqar, George Chamhers, Donald Minniclc, W'alter Petriine. Miidle row'--Paul Poor, Stella Hladilc. Marietta Stauder, Leota Ricci. Miss Simms. Bottom row-- Mary Dolaclei, Ruth Smith, Anna Borlcoslcy, june Rath. Marita Ferner. Mahelle Herdendorl. uniors The sixteen memhers of the junior Class are active in all sports and school activif ties. Five girls of the class are on the haskethall squad, lweing Stella Hladik, Marietta Stauder, june Rath, Marita Ferner, and Mahelle Herdendorf. The hoys on the squad are joseph Gasce, Erwin Krause, and VValter Petrime. This year's cheerleader is a Junior, Andrew Sechkar. Four of the Juniors were in the School Play, Erwin Krause, june Rath, Ruth Smith, and Andrew Sechkar. They have Mary Dolaclci, Ruth Smith, and Leota Ricci in the orchestra. So you see that everyone in the class is active in some way or other. The successful card party given hy the juniors, Feh. 17, at St. james lvlission, was to help raise money for the Seniorfjunior Banquet to he given April I3 in Cleveland. The three junior Class parties were well attended and the Juniors were fortunate in not having other classes crash their parties. The juniors have decided to go to Waisliiiigtimii as their annual trip. There are twelve of them planning to go. The class officers are: Criss fTIfl lfTIiRS President .,....... , .. Malwelle Herdcndorl' Secretary ..... . .. . .... ...Paul Poor Treusiwer .... ,. ., .. . .... .. .lune Rath Class Reporter, .Marietta Stauder Iflwfl-en Top row fleft to riglltj---Wzxyiie Boyd, joseph Kascandy, Joseph Dakits. Sylvester Gallagher, james Meflettriek, Rohert O'Dell, Alhert Mittendorl, joseph Kovarik. Miclclle Tow flvlr. Gongwer. Mathew Kelling, Louis Bodnar, Mary Tarnoslcy, Coletta Wiiitei's. Edwin Millers, Vvlilliain Boyd. Charles Finicle, lloifom row Pauline Zhrela, Josephine Kriehel, lona Kriehel, Thelma Miller, Dorothy Sigg. Theresa Uuheno, Helen Gilles. Sophomores Gone are the Sophoinores of yesterday, tomorrow we are Juniors, then soon we reach our goal, a Senior, the amhition and goal of every high school student. We the classmates of the Freshmen want to congratulate them for their assured success in the future. The Sophomores were ahead in all activities. A great numher taking part in the operetta, orchestra, athletics and a nuinher ot parties which were enjoyed hy all, We want to thank the Sophoinores for their kind support in all athletics and are happy to say that Wziyiie lloyd is captain ot' Brooksicles 1933 haskethall teain, Cmss Oififioizas P1'esitlent,i. i...... , ., ,........, . ., ,.,,,.. Dorothy Sigg Vft'C'll7'6.S1itlC7ll ,.,. ,..t , , ,Roliert O'Dell Secretary mul Trefiszwev ..... , . .floletta Vxfinters T'zurfl'Uv Top row fleft to riglitjfvvnlliain Meldon, Rohert Burch, james Sm-ith, presidentg Emery Wciitling, Carl Cunningham, vicefpresiderlt. Middle row- Mr. Gongwer, Russell Pickett, Mike Scasny, Francis Foster, Williain Betzel, Williain Reed. Front row-f-Helen Polcsko, Phyllis Gchhart, Kathryn Root, secretary and treasurerg Christine Pour, Marian Moon, Elizabeth Sallay. Freshmen The Freshmen easily found their places in school activities. They have heen suc' cesslul in all their undertakings, especially their class parties. Many of them are talented in athletics, especially haskethall. Two of them are lettermen, Mike Scasny on the hoys teamg Kathryn Root on the girls team. Some of them expect to he on the teams next year. They are also talented in musical and dramatic lines. Two of them Kathryn Root and james Smith, were in the High School Play. All of the girls are in the Glec Cluh and were in the chorus of the opcretta. The girls are doing successfully in Home Economics under the direction of Mix Frishie. The hoys are making useful things in Manual Training under the direction ol Mr. McConihe. CLASS OFFICERS President ..,...,,,.,.,,,,., .,........,.........,,,,......,,, ,,... ..,. ,,...,,,,.. J a n 1 es Smith Vicefpresident ,,,,.........,,,........,,... ,.,.,.,.,.. C arl Cunningham Secretary and Treasurer .......,.,. ..,. ,.,... A . .Kathryn Root Tlzsirl can Grades 5-6-7-8 Top row Ueft to rightj---Mary Seehkar, LulaBelle Poor, Mary Risko, Josephine Tarnosky, Florence Vanehe, Agnes Scasny, Evelyn Dietrich, Catherine Tomsie, Russell Myers, Edward Herdendort, Howard Dillon, George Kensik, 'lack McGettriek, Nesbitt Reeder, Catherine Yingling. Second row-Mary Peterson, Gloria McLean, LaBerta Herdendorf, Mary E. Cawley, Emma Cunningham, john Cissne, Charles Greeley, Frances Tarnosky, Ruth Gaiser, Elizabeth Moldovan, Kathleen Patek, Eugene Lipinski, Margaret Cawley, Neva Carrick, Mrs. F. Zacharias. Third ww-Mike Mikitka, Marion Cook, Helen Diosy, Donna Myers, John Emerick, Roy Logan, Lillian Thomas, Betty Wilson, Kenneth Fritz., Elsie McGuire, Rose Mikitka, Donald Millers, Albert Froliek, Paul Risko. Fourth rnwe--Velma Webbei', Sylvia Vanehe,fElizabeth Black, Margaret Polesko, Fortunate Naro, Robert Cissne, Lewis Sallay, Raymond Gaiser, Betty Patek, Robert Wills, Gerald Hubner, Theo McLean, Mary E. DeLaFrance, Marie Wentling, Paul Black. Front rowfYvonne Smith, john Mikitka, Iohn Tomsie, Gene Poor, Andrew Hanko, Robert Osburn, Betty Engleman, Rosella Youngblood, blames Allesi, Genevieve Cawley, Mary Yingling, jacob Halusek, Mr. William Barr. Abse11tfLouis Patek, Edith Buell, Edna Buell, William Dillon. !'llIIl'I'fUCIl, THE LEADER . Grades l-2+3-4 Bottom row fleft to rightj-joseph Bauer, Alvin Laskin, Nick Radyk, Eddie Engleman, Merl Thompson, William Latrany, Billy Skiles, Lee Townsend, George DeLaErance, Roy Osborne, Lois Finicle, Betty Suchey, Lillian Gallagher, Marion Emerick, William Kascandy, Laurabelle Rue, Irene Major, Miss Harmon. Second row-Thomas Hardesty, Nick Tomsic, Laura Davis, Oliver Thompson, George Humphrey, Dorothy Coder, Alice Osborne, Marion Hendle, Harold Greeley, Tommy Caley, Robert Keith, Mathew Moldovan, Alex Vanche, Eleanor Thomas, Bobby Patek, Miss Stauder. Third row-Katherine Hendle, Richard Brunger, Vernon Yingling, Charles Pullen, Robert Shofnitis, .lay Laskin, Katherine Black, june Barrington Mary Lou Stevens Donn M , , a ae Thompson, Stella Radyk, Dorothy Thomas, Eugene Nichols, Donald 'Gang, Kenneth Doane, Duncan Mitchell. Fourth Vow-Fritz Bauer, James Scarborough, Jack Bauer, Louis Kuhn, Fred Cale G y, eorge Koleno, joseph Cawley, Geraldine Toth, Marie Love, Mildred Brunger, Elizabeth Emerick, Dorothy Black, Bernard Wood, Frances Humphrey, Marjorie Koleno, Billy Mitchell. Top TOLUTLCO Mittendorf, Camilla Townsend, Patricia Wilson, Marion Wills, Sterling Wood, Rene Jackson, Lona Hu l I K' ' ' A mp irey, rene aseandy, George GeMe1ner, Helen Brehm, Stanley Millers, Bobby GeMeiner, john DeLaFrance, Irene Moldovan, Olga Davis. Absent-Charles Stewart, Richard Day, Mildred Buell. Fiff I if on Top vow-M. Oshun, G, Franks, I. McConihe, W. Barr, R, Gongwer. Front rowf- M. Allis, H. Frishie, F. Zacharias, M. Simms, M. Stauder, N, Harmon. Faculty Long after we lcavc Brookside we will he guided hy the helpful counsel given us hy our faculty. Their endless interest in us has helped us through many difficulties. And the advice which they have given us will prohahly aid us in solving many more prohlems we will meet in life. We will always rememher the loyal and sincere support they have given us in our school work. The high school teachers arc: Miss Frishie, Latin, American Government and Do' inestic Scienceg Miss Simms, English, History and Typingg Mr. Gongwer, General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Vocational Guidance, Industrial Geographyg Principal McGonihe, Mathematics. The grades are taught hy Miss Harmon, lst and 'lndg Miss Stauder, 3rd and 4th, Mr. Barr, ith and 6th, Mrs. Zacharias, 7th and Sth. The music teachers are: Miss Allis, Mr. Oshun and Mr. Franks. JI Siaflfvll, gg ' -.5f5fV5.ig,W,:,-?f' - .,., ,, A , V: x W Q V A sg: lg f -1 ., V V.- Vwy ,,,gf '- . 5? 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W, L ,, , Er ff .. . -'TSSFS 7 Top row fleft to rightj-W Kenneth Fritz, Edward Herdendorf, George Kensik, Donald Millers, joe Kovarik, Miss Allis. music instructor. Edward Millers, james McGettrick, Mary Dalaeki, Leota Ricci. Mr. Franks, County Superintendent of music. Mary Edna Cawley. lona Kriehel. Mr. Oshun, Orchestra Instructor. Ruth Smith, Mike Seasny, Paul Risko. Urehestra We have all enjoyed our orchestra this year. The cofoperation of pupils and teachers has improved the quality. As the muffled sounds of the orchestra have penef trated study halls, the students have good naturedly stood the noise. We are thankful to have had such good instructors and we puhliely thank Mr. Oshun, Mr. Franks and Mr. Crowe. We have played at many school activities and hope to help at many more. None of our memhers are leavin I us this ear as we have no seniors in this -rrou w. . . , A . eq The majority of our players coming from Mrs. Zacharias room. We regret the loss of a good violin player, Miss Sophie Ivloldovan, who left us to go to work. We hope our organization will grow much larger than what it is at present. Also that new faces and new talent will make llrooksitle proud of its orchestra. Ifiyll teen 'Top row fleft to rightjflune Rath, Walter Petrime, Josephine Kriehel, John Owen, Juanita Trzixler. Bottom TIIMVQM-lflCtfH Stauder, Luceda Manchester, Angeline Naro, Virden Maultloelc, Kathryn Root, Mildred Reeder :md Bcrnyce .lunghltitly znhsent. . H. S. Staff This ye:1r's B. H. S. Staff have heen very successful in putting out four papers. This was due to the good cofoperation and writefups of the reporters. There are at great numher of suhscrihers which help us to make it El success. Editor in Chief ............. .,,...... V . Maddock .Senior Reporter... ........ XI. Trzixler Asst Editor ............ .......... . .M. Reeder junior Reporter ...... .... .... ..... M . Stauder Business Mgr .......... .......... I . Owen Sophomore Reporter ...... . ........... Kriehel Editorial .........,.... .........,....... A . Naro Freshman Reporter ..., . .....,,........ K. Root Society ...........,...,. ......... L . Manchester 1 arid 2 ..... ...,.............. . .. . .......... N. Harmon Girls Sports ......... ...,,........... J . Rath 3 and 4 .... ..,... M . Stztueler Boys Sports .......... ......... W . Petrime 'T and 6 ..... . .. .. .,... Wiii. Burr jokes ....... .. . B. -Iunglwluth 7 arid S . . F. Z1lL'l1lll'lIl.4 1lVi7ll'ft'l'7l 'Top Tow-Sylvester Gallagher, Erwin Krause, Andrew Sechkar, Iames McGettrick, Williain Reeder, John Owen. Second row--Mary Lou Reed, james Smith, Robert O'Dell, Wzllter Young, Mike Scasny. Joseph Walter, June Rath. Third row--'Thelma Miller, Elaine Poor, Iona Kriebel, Luclla Mackert, Rosella Cubeno. Leona Gallagher, Miss Simms. Front row- 'Ruth Smith. Luceda Manchester, Angeline Naro, Virden Maddock, Kathryn Root, vluanita Traxler. Dramatic Club The Dramatic Club of our High School has had a very successful year. Cn March 4th, they presented Lillian Mortimer's Little Miss jack, a rollicking comedy of four acts. The main role, Little Miss jack, was played by June Rath. Other leading char' acters were: Paul, the young student and admirer of jack, Robert C'Dellg Mrs. Trevours, mother of jack, Ruth Smith, Maggie, the Irish girl, Iona Kriebel, Jimmie, her steady, James Smith, Dr. Carlyle, james McCettrickg Aunt Kathie, his sister, Thelma Millerg Neena, the adopted daughter, Kathryn Root, Rider, the big moneyed man, Sylvester Gallagher: the justice of Peace, Andrew Sechkarg the Policeman, Erwin Krause. The play was under the supervision of Miss Simms and was a great success. The proceeds ot the play were given to the Athletic Association. 5. Twenty 1i'iiU51'fi 111355351513 T H E L E A D E R 1? Social Club On the afternoon of Tuesday, August 26, 1950, a general meeting was held to which, all village ladies were invited for the purpose of forming a civic and social club, said meeting being called by Mrs. L. V. James, wife of the village fire chief. Twentyfsix ladies responded to the call and the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. L. V. James, VicefPresident, Mrs. Frank Youngg Treasurer, Mrs. Frank Field, Secretary, Mrs. Hazel E. Mais. The name selected for the club was The Sheffield Lake Social Club, and it was decided to hold regular meetings once each month. A general fund was started by banking the July 4th celebration proceeds. The success of the july 4th celebration was an inspiration to enlarge the fund and plans were immediately made to hold a fall festival, which in turn was also a big success. The money derived from parties, dances, etc., given the first year, greatly enhanced the club's fund, thereby enabling us to contribute largely to the purchase of an Inf halator, and also to help install a fire alarm system. The club also assisted in the purchase of various first aid supplies. The 1931 july 4th celebration ended the first year's work of the club. In August, 1931, the election of officers for the year 19?-1f32 resulted as follows: President, Mrs, L. V. James, re-elected, First VicefPresident, Miss Estelle La Rue, Second VicefPresif dent, Mrs. A. H. Manchester, Treasurer, Mrs. Frank Field, refelectedg Secretary, Mrs. J. H. Drompp. The new work taken up this year has been in the way of welfare work as follows: the club has donated stipulated monthly sums to the Brookside P. T. A., also to St. Teresa Parochial School which were applied to the purchase of food for undernourf ished' needy childreng at Christmas time many baskets of food were given to families in need. The club has also bought shoes and rubbers for school children in dire need. Inasmuch as all ladies of the village are eligible to join the club and no dues are required, our membership in the past eighteen months has doubled. It is hoped that in the years to follow The Sheffield Lake Social Club will have progressed even more than it has in the past year and a half. ? 1 fflf Q I 1 Twenty-One ' 'W' 4' 7173 THE LEADER FY Class Prophecy Working on a newspaper in the year of 1942, I thought I'd look up my classmates and see what they were all doing and how they had prospered. Down in Palm Beach I accidentally picked up a paper and learned that the United States Ambassador to France was in that city. The name of Walter Young was familiar, it may have been a coincident of names, but on closer inspection of the picture I recognized my old class' mate, Stub, That night attending the opening of one of the best shows in town I instantly recognized the three inseparable pals, Rosella Gubeno, Leona Gallagher and Bernyce Jungbluth. They were the same old flashing and happy trio. Later I went to thc dressing room and we had a nice time talking about Brookside High School. They told me that Mary Lou Reed was an M. D. at a Florida hospital and was renowned for her work. They also imparted that johnny Owen was famous as an auto racer, and was still single. The next day I left for New York. Cn the train the young woman sitting next to me looked familiar. Juanita Traxler! After greetings we exchanged news. She told me that she was married to an electrical engineer and was very happy. She also im' parted the information that Luceda Manchester and Mildred Reeder were joint owners of a large clothing salon which all the rich women patronized and they were doing very well. Good luck to them. I continued on my way and reaching New York in the evening I thought I'd take in a movie. I sat in the darkness of the theatre resting when I saw a name flashed on the screen, Joseph Welter. When his picture was shown I knew he was my old friend. He was the popular impersonator of Clark Gable, the once great actor. Our Joe played his role like a veteran. Even outshining Clark Cable in the love scenes. I left before the crowds and in the lobby encountered Elaine Poor. She recognized me but I didn't know her. She told me she was waiting for her husband who was manager of the theatre. I congratulated her on her good fortune. She looked happy and pros' perous. She told me that Bill Reeder was chief Radio Operator on one of the biggest ocean stcamers. I was glad to hear this as I knew Bill liked radio. I left New York for the old home town. I wanted to see what Luella Mackert and Virden Maddock were doing. Luella, I met at her old home, but she was only home on a visit from her duties as manager of a large department store in Cleveland. I asked her if she knew where Virden was. She told me that she was out West in Hollywood taking a leading role in a comedy. I was wondering if she had met joe as I was mentally arranging a match between them. It was nice to hear good news of all my classmates so I went back to my work with renewed energy. ANGELINE NARo, '32. Ii .iii ill. .LL ,.1!. SI. Twenty-Two ff 1 U- Q . M. ff 523. l', W4-M 13, ' Q xv, FLA 4 33? - 6, , ,.. v- X.. 1 f '.1r,,f 1:.k'-'Q ' ,JA w A' 1 :.:,, QQ ' -in 11:1 V.: ' - , . , ax.. - J., A S.:-i .-lf' A Milf. if -waz. ?5,.'!UQ1 ,f -'. ww-Qr'.wL. , .. , f,A 43.5 ,gf .. .rf .?.k. A w , f 2 ,AQ me 1., X -J' vu my , , .Q ' , 12.5.1.5 ,, 6,1 . Q V' 6-i, X, Y 4,-EK' fx' . 5 U. F . f 1- 1 4' 1.4-Q. ' V, Y I -, . A - qv Y . L , ' yy. I -A 5 ' fbi ,3 1, U' v. ',v v . 'M , , - 1' ' ' 7, , -, 1-.,' , if -A ,. .pf -- , 'T ' 3 ' . MQ?-, efflnew , Q ,' -,Q .uf ,,.,,,' A , V f 4 fx' -.I 4- -.3 f . f fr. ,Yr A ga f , . . , Mi 5, Q ' ' X I 1 .J . ,535-. L. Q.-' 1:3 4 N 'FSE N 'Q . sql, ' ' Q, Nj. ' 1 ' x -w ,f, . Q -3 '. ,v i, fic' , Vf,2Qj'?' -A4 733 F nj , fc-.'-f5..?.H iv-up i'1i1zi4..w.-,.. 1 , . in V,-f , f . . 4, ,,,m,,v r L1-1 JKT'-K-., , n .afgff-3:2 .1-h., L N . me Top 'row fleft to Tiglltj--YPhyllis Gehhart, Marietta Stauder, Josephine Kriehel, Kathryn Root, Marita Ferner, Mabelle Herdendorf. Middle TllMV 'HClCI1 Polesko, Stella Hladik, Ivlarian Nloon, Iona Krichel, Christine Poor. Mary Tarnosky, Mr. MCConihe, coach. From 'row -fRosella Guheno, Leona Gallagher, Genevieve Rath, Captainfeleet. Virden Tvladdoek, captain, Bernyce junghluth. Uur Champs The Brookside Girls Basketball Team of 193162 hrought to Brookside its first girls championship, winning all their games. The success of the team was due entirely to the wonderful spirit shown hy every memher of the squad. The aim of the team was to fight hard and play clean, and fair. A great deal of credit goes to our coach, Mr. McConihe, for through his co' operation the squad learned not only the technical side of the game, hut also good sportsmanship in its true sense, He was always ready to pull us through the hard places. Next year's prospects are very good, although the squad will miss the four seniors, who will graduate. They are Virden Maddock, Rosella Guhcno, Bernyce junghluth and Leona Gallagher, The 193283 Squad will he led hy June Rath as captain, They will be hard to heat, as they have already shown their fighting spirit in practice. Twerity-If'o1n' mwwg. THE LEADER nrtfirzwrrvrtnzvwinzt-tt' Girls Basketball This year's team consisted of Rosella Gubeno, center forward, she is better known as Pal Could always be counted on to get the jump at center which was a great help to -us. Not only that, but she usually left her guard trailing while she was makf ing points chalk up for our team. Leona Gallagher, or for short, Lee, and she isn't very large, was certainly capable of making a good foul shot at any time. She took second place in the County Foul Shooting Contest which took place in Elyria. Through her many of the team's points were made. Genevieve Rath, better known as June Rath, could block. She seldom failed the team, and so through her good playing the team scored a large number of points. Bernyce Jungbluth, or Bunny, is a guard that was hard to beat. She worked hard to hold down her girl which she done very well. Thelma Miller will be back next year to keep her place as a guard. It was hard for an opponent to get by Thelma when she was on her guard, she held her opponents almost scoreless. Virden Maddock, Captain, was one of the best guards Brookside ever had. She always was able to get the ball when an opposing forward tried to dribble. She was always cool and lead her team very well. It will be hard to replace her. Credit should also be given to all the members of the squad, because without them and their faithful help at practice we could have had no success as a team. . GIRLS' LORAIN COUNTY STANDTNGS 193162 School Points Won Lost Tie j Percent Brookside .........................,,........,,........ 16 8 O O 1000 Henrietta ........... ......... 1 4 7 1 O 87 5 Columbia .......,., ......... l 2 6 2 0 7 5 0 Avon .,..........,., .,....... 1 2 6 2 0 7 5 0 Eaton .....i.......... ,,....... .,....... 9 4 3 l 5 62 Avon Lake ............... ........ 8 4 4 O 500 South Amherst ......,.... ......... 8 4 4 O 500 La Grange ................ .....,,. 8 4 4 0 5 00 Beldon ,..................... ......... 6 3 5 O 3 7 5 Camden ............ ..,..... 5 2 5 1 3 1 2 Brownhelm ......,.,, ....,.,. 4 2 6 O 2 5 O Clearview ........ ........ 4 2 6 0 2 5 O Brighton .........., ......... 2 l ' 7 O 1 2 5 Penfield ......... ,.,...... 0 0 8 0 O REMINISCI NG Hot Shot -Make your fouls count. Kid Flash SGet the jump. June -Very good blocking. Captain -Don't let her bounce that ball. Bunny -Keep between your girl and the basket. Miller -Don't let her pivot around you. Get the ball up high and easy. Psychologically you are in the best position. Go just a little faster than you did before. Captain get the white shirts. You're five minutes late, get here on time. tt .,l ff. Jil. dh 1 JI. H1 IT. Twenty-Five Trip row fleft to Tighfjfwlll. Boyd, M. Seasny, W. Petrime, E. Krause, S. Gallagher, R. Gongwer, Coach. Front Tow Qlcft to riglitj-VJ. Young, R. O'Dell, Owen, Captain, W, Boyd, Captain Elect, FI. Casee. Boys Basketball Having only two regulars haek from last year the hoys' haskethall team was in need ot experienced players. Although they had very meager material they managed to have a formidahle team on the floor at all times. The hoys' team was lacking at the main point at center although our centers were good floor men, we were unahle to get the tipfoft in any game and therefore we were going into every game under a great handicap. Although the team won only 3 of its 8 league games they have gained experience and undouhtedly next year's team will he more tormidahle than this year. The hoys have elected Wayne Boyd, a forward on this year's team, to captain the team for next season. We all wish them success that is due them. We all hope that the hoys will work hard and put Brookside hack where it he' longs in the County League Standings. T1f'w11Iy-Hia' 'vw THE LEADER Boys Basketball L Although our boys' team this year did not finish as high in the County League Standings as many of our previous teams have, they were beyond a doubt as hard workers and were playing a good clean game at all times. The outlook for a successful team next year is very bright as only two men are lost by graduation, john Owen and Walter Young. With seven lettermen returning from this year's squad and many other good players to choose from Brookside beyond a doubt will have a very good team on the floor at all times. From the standpoint of games won and lost this year's team was not very sucf cessful, but being very hard hit by graduation last year, this year's team was inexperif enced and it was necessary to build up a winning combination for next year. The boys returning have gained experience and have worked hard together which will help them a good deal for next year. Our team won only 6 out of 16 games but we were trying hard all of the time and beat many strong teams. There were no outstanding stars on this year's team, everybody working as a group and trying hard to win all the time. The boys are all eager to put Brookside back where it belongs- Watch Them Next Year. V, LORAIN COUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS School Won Lost Percent South Amherst .......... ......... 7 l 87 5 Columbia ............,,,....... ...,...... 7 1 87 5 Clearview .....,........ .....,.... 6 2 7 5 0 Pen field ........ .......,, 6 2 7 S 0 Eaton ........... .,........ 6 2 7 S 0 Avon ................ ....,..... 5 3 62 5 Henrietta ............ .......... 5 3 62 5 Brownhelm ....... .......... 4 4 5 OO La Grange .....,... ,...,..... 4 4 A 5 OO Brookside ............ .......... 3 5 3 7 5 Avon Lake ............ .......... 1 7 1 2 5 Brighton ..,,......., ........., 1 7 125 Beldon ............. ...,...... 1 7 1 2 5 Camden ........ ,.,...... O 8 OOO . L. .ill iff. , .Ui SI. A Twenty-Seven 'Top row Ueft to riglztj--E. Krause, D, Minniek, A. Sechkar, W. Young, M, Scasny, bl. Kascandy. Mr. Barr, Coach. Bottom row-j. Gasce, W. Boyd, Owen, R. O'Dell, S, Gallagher, Kovarik. Boys Baseball The hoys hasehall team had a fairly successful season. There were twelve hoys that came out for hasehall and everyhody did their hest to make a good team. Several were inexperienced and we could not do so well, hut we have an experienced team for this spring. The hoys expect to have a very successful season as we will have everything to make a good team. Although we are strong at most positions, we are trying to find another good pitcher who can relieve Young as he has heen carrying all the hurden thus far. Our team will prohahly he as follows: Gallagher, catch, Young, pitcherg UlDell, first haseg Wayiie Boyd, second haseg Owen, shortstop, Kovarik, third haseg and some good outfielders are lvlinnick, Sechkar, Scasny and Kascandy. Tzvwzfy-IL'igl1f EEATURES AND ADVERTISING 4'-'E LEADER The Elysium Soda Grill 86 Restaurant We Make Delicious Candy ELYRIA, OHIO 310 BROAD STREET IRA E. WISSINGER Ln ' A I F U i f . . 1Aif i i i , sl 1 Men's and Bo 's Furnishm s 'W' Y S A lH l i Hats and Shoes 58 B 03dWaYliTU ' l0 ain- hio' 2938 Pearl Avenue Phone 73-683 Compliments of The Hotel Lorain Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor 7th and Broadway Lorain, Ohio PAINT IT WITH L - O PAINTS Factory and Salesroom 515 BROADWAY LORAIN, OHIO Compliments of Kovanes Beauty Shoppe Broadway Bldg. Phone 6820 2nd Floor MACKERT'S DAIRY Pasteurized Whole Milk and Dairy Products BETTER MILK AND CREAM Phone Avon 517 Sheffield Lake Village 1840 Broadway Wm. H. Baker Agency Bakefs Better Insurance L. A. Snell, Insurance Dept. PONTIAC 6 and PONTIAC V-8 Sales 86 Service General Repairing Towing and Battery Service 565 Lake Rd. Telephone Avon 1081 Avon Lake, Ohio Frances Beauty Shoppe ALL LINES OF BEAUTY CULTURE 251 East Erie Ave. Phone 8226 Compliments of 'NER BROTHERS, Inc. Sc to 51.00 Store 332 Broadway 4 .Lip up ' Thirty 1ff'1 T H E L E A D E R PENNZOIL PRODUCTS FREE GARAGE Sheffield Food Shoppe Tourist Accommodations HOME COOKING FRANK WENTLING Stop 721f2 Lake Road, Sheffield Lake, Ohio KLINE,S How ABOUT YoUR ATHLETIC Department Store EQUIPMENT? Broadway at 6th Street Lorain, Ohio LORAIN HARDWARE NAT'S NATTY SHOPPE , We Deliver Specialist in Men's Wear palace Theatre Bldg- Lorain, Ohio Cor. Sth and Broadway Lorain, Ohio FIRST BY MERIT The Lorain Journal An Associated Press Newspaper DAVID GIBSON, Publisher FRANK MALOY, Editor JOHN W. GRAHAM, Business Manager Thirty-One T H E L E A 213 ' , fe , C l' my .Z amp linen!! T e entra Ban 0. r. IW .- I I II TIF ' UT If- A 'QM I gh: 3 IWIWIimwsliwilxgiigsgsliEgiig'fgXiK3 1ii ,nf I ,, I I f.,:, . EI! , I ,H i IM Cor. Broadway and 20th St. Y L if 1JEIFlJ1'IH2:i I-I I Iif-IIIEEIIIIIIIIIEMEEIIIIEMyi'PiIPlgM',21I :mf mr-I ' ' H- I Wiz 7 T F533-av A, , I'5'31S9 Lorain, Ohlo on I THIS IS ANOTHER SAMPLE OF OUR GOOD PRINTING THE OHIO SERVICE PRINTING CO. ssz FIFTH STREET LORAIN, OHIO The Lorain Lumber Standard Welding Co. AUTO FRAME, AXLE, FENDER 86 CO' AND BODY STRAIGHTENING PHONE 6923 Phone 6568 Prop.-E. Herdendorf East 9th St. Lorain, Ohio Lorain, 0hi0 DICK OWEN DEI-ICIOUS REFRESHING Exterior - Decorating - Interior Y Painting - Paper Hanging g Phone 8764 Wm IIQIISIQ AL. STEVENS TYPE of GINGER BEER Schmitt Marble 86 Tile Co. SSZEQ Broadway Lorain, Ohio mhz Wm. bsher Qin. Tile BMI. Rooms Thirty- Two The 193182 .T. A. Greets You 80 Strong! Our year has heen one of educational and social good times. The Bazaar was enjoyed hy all and the proceeds finished paying for the piano and henefited the Seniors and juniors who helped to make it a success. In Novemher we had a fine musical program with our School Orchestra playing the P. T. A. song and a MUSIC MEMORY contest conducted hy Miss Allis. After the contest Miss Allis played the piano accompanied hy Mr. Crowe on his violin. A play, Aunt jerusha Dow's Famif ly Alhum, was given hy the P. T. A. memhers. The faculty had charge of a fine Washington Bi-centennial program. Our Mothers' Cluh, all memhers of the P. T. A., had charge of an exceedingly interesting program. The Basketball Alumni Banquet in honor of the school athletes, was enjoyed hy all. With the Firemen's help we furnf ished a Christmas and Easter treat for hoth schools. One evening was spent in group singing with Mr. H. Brown leading and Mr. Rohert Burns soloist. We also had several very fine speakers with the May program and a social hour in charge of The Fathers, we close the year's events. We want to thank all who cofoperated in making this year's P. T. A. so pleasant and wish the Brookside P. T. A. continued success in the future. MRS. A. H. M.xNeHEs'ruR, Prcsideiiz. Tllfffjl-nTlIl'f'K' , .. 1, L. 1- Lf ., ex CLOVER FARM STORES We carry a complete line of Groceries, Fresh and Smoked Meats Fruits and Vegetables ill.T-1 GANG BROS., Props. Stop 52, Lake Road TWO STORES Stop 82, Lake Road Telephone 22 Telephone 8278 H. H. BENHAM Insurance of All Kinds SHARP BLOCK PHONE 2183 ELYRIA, OHIO THE T. O. MURPHY CO. OBERLIN, OHIO Good Heating and Plumbing is the Keynote for Health LET US CHECK UP YOUR REQUIREMENTS ll Ifl .T THE LEADER School Busses Left BusiWilbur Osborne, driver, Lake Route. Center BusiRoy Clites, driver, Lake Route. Right Bus-Earle johnson, driver, Ridge Route. Brookside is fortunate in having such capable bus drivers as Wilbur Osborne, Roy Clites and Earle johnson. The guards are Wm. Reeder, J. Owen and H. Carrick. We owe a great deal to them in bringing the pupils to and from school in perfect condition and on time. Compliments of SNYDE R'S SANDWICH SHOP Stop 65 Lake Road, WEST SIDE BAKERY ,mil k For Fim- .hfggh WATCHES, WEDDING CAKES DIAMONDS BIRTHDAY CAKES JEWQQRY Our Specialty See - ln- 'I I Y BUS Dm? Price and Size to Suit You. W Q .A, Order all lodge and party orders a day .1 ahead and special price will be given. ' 'Wu '5' K ' Phone 6776 760 Oberlin Ave. xx 419 Bdwy. Phone 4255 Thirf if-Fire Greetings THE LORAIN COUNTY SAVINGS and TRUST CO. When in Elyria Call and See Us Compliments of Keep and Thomson Attorneys-at-Law .,iL.L.-- Lorain, Ohio REMINGTON PORTABLES An Ideal Graduation Gift Phone us for demonstration in your home. ELDRED'S OFFICE OUTFITTERS 206 FIFTH ST. PHONE 4185 Phone Avon 586 DERRENGER'S STORE Groceries - Meats Gas and Oil Also Ice Cream, Cigarettes and Tobacco SCHWARTZ Funeral Home True sympathy expresses itself through sincere service. We attend to all de- tails. Superior invalid car and ambulance service Phone 5995 1039 12th Street Geo. V. Schwartz, Funeral Director Phone Avon Office 722 Res. 1143 A. J. CONRAD BUILDERS SUPPLIES AND COAL QUALITY and SERVICE Compliments Of R. A. MOULTON 86 CO. BICYCLE TIRES 75c 98c 145 and .SI 75 'SSM ' Hoon AUTo TIRES :E at 51.50 and 52.00 Less X 1 H. FREDERICK . HV 0 ' , 963 Br adway Lorain Ohio Tlziri ff-She COOK WITH ELECTRICITY SAFE, CLEAN, CONVENIENT FULL AUTOMATIC COOK FOR 4 PER INSIEAL On the new low rate you can cook electrically for as little as 4 cents per meal. OHIO PUBLIC SERVICE CO. L O R A I N C 'P'i 'f 'f of Sears Roebuck 86 Co. CLEVELAND . LORAIN DePaftmem Store HIGHWAY ACH 409 Broadway Lorain, Oh Your Shopping Center in Lorain Phone 4188 Always a Complete Line BERGER 86 JACOBS Department Store Phone 7041 2853 Grove Avenu ' Lorain, Ohio SIDNEY B. ROYCE Funeral Director Thirt 9 OSCAR HASERODT AT THE GOLD CLOCK The Jeweler and Optometrist Elyria, Ohio PLEASANT RESTAURANT EXCELLENT FOOD 307 Broadway Lorain, Ohi 21-S even Accounts of Individuals, Firms and Corporations Invited Interest at the rate of 475 per annum Paid on Savings Accounts and credited semi-annually, and we pay the Taxes on all deposits. Traveler's Checks Issued, payable in all parts of the world. THE CITY BANK CO. PEARL AVENUE AT 28th STREET LORAIN, OHIO JACOBY Bkos., Inc. Where your patronage is most appreciated WE LEAD IN HIGH QUALITY AND LOW PRICES 7 Stores to serve you FRITZ SEZ: We have the experience in the art of preparing potted plants, cut flowers and floral designs for all occasions WILMS - Florists 1038 Oberlin Ave. Phone 6549 Buy direct from the Greenhouse TONG'S Pennzoil Service Station U. S. Tires Phone 4558 Elyria, Ohio SERVICE WITH A SMILE Cleveland Street and Abbey Rd. The Geo. A. Clark Co. jewelers and Opticians THE STORE FOR SERVICE Broadway at 7th Lorain, Ohio JoHNsoN's GASSTATION BATTERY SERVICE COMPLETE LUBRICATION CANDY AND TOBACCO Detroit Road Sheffield Lake Village Thmy-Eight THE REICHLIN-REIDY-SCANLAN C0. FUNERAL DIRECTORS I1v I d Car - Phone 2288 - Lorain, Ohio BRICK FOR PERMANENCE ROBT. NEIL, Jr. - MASON CONTRACTOR 810 OSBORNE AVE. PHONE 63580 LORAIN, OHIO THE Compliments of L O R A I N B A N K I N G I-IARTER COMP ANY The men who direct the affairs of the bank B. G. NICHOLS C. M. IRISH C. E. KRANTZ W. S. NIELSE CU. L. A. FAUVER H. H. HARRIS G. A. RESEK Cl veland, Ohio H' J' SMITH 1. G. ROTH H. E. HAGEMAN NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE L 0 R A 1 N, o H 1 0 1 WE USE - ROCHESTER GERMICIDE PRODUCTS IN OUR SCHOOL Tl V PHOTOGRAPHS of Brookside High School Seniors Were Made by Michael's YOU, TOO, Should Be Photographed By MICHAEL'S STUDIO The Wickens Memorial Geo. B. Wickens 221 Sth Street Telephone 5233 Member Class of 1895 L. H. S. CHAIRMAN The City Planning Commission BEMIS - FLORIST A Good Place to Buy Good Flowers Telephone 4483 1 l gmvulg :..'f i:?5g: - ' ' ' ',,.', - 5 in If ' ,Q-tem, ' 570 mf ' W' P 'aww BULovA K I , Buy your Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry at SHIFFS JEWELRY STORE 2830 Pearl Avenue Lorain, Ohio We also do all kinds of Watch and Jewelry Repairing. Lowest Prices in Town and Satisfaction Guaranteed Look for the Big Street Clock GOODRICH TIRES HI SPEED GAS A home owned store-here you can get al- ways a donation for the betterment of - Lorain County The Braegger 86 Jackson Co Pearl Ave. at 30th Street Forty Vw. . , .V . . . . .'4IT9'--:L,zr' V .1 V V- '-.S-HV - sl- .512-:Vi-2 -1-'V:LV-.f-gift -f'VVV 'V ' gif. . . ' -'- 2 ' ef--+V ' f 0-...V V - ' ..?VV- ,+'V.ff:,a1a2-ff4ffw11V-. . - QVVVVQQQQQ--M ..-. 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