Brookside High School - Leader Yearbook (Sheffield, OH)

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: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 ,....

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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.

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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. We leave our love for leisure and fun to the whole school. 22. Last of all to the teachers we leave the unruly and disquiet pupils. In witness whereof, we, the Senior Class of '32, have to this our last will and testament, set our hands and seal, this the 17th day of March, 1932. Samoa CLASS, or '32. 'H' 111 ..i . FY, 1U XJ Six