Brookside High School - Leader Yearbook (Sheffield, OH)

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'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

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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

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'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