Brookside High School - Leader Yearbook (Sheffield, OH)

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FRESHMEN Top row, left to 1'igl1t+Roy Sands, Raymond Kensik, Robert Piggott, Boris Pand, James Rieth, Clayton Sehnieder, Carl Pando, Robert Grcenup, Leo Bring, Warren Poland. Middle rcrw--Willizixn Mitehell, Leroy Gilles, Bernard Wcicxd, Lawrence Kearney, Leo Mit- tcndorf. Betty Irish, Agnes Krichel, Mary L. Schmidt, Joseph Cawley, Donald Gang. Lester Maekert, Mr. R. Gongwer. Front row-Marie Love, Bernetta Krichel, Marjorie -lunghluth, Katherin Hcndle, Mary jane Rahn, Gloria Smith, Anna Melhar, Doris Levan, Ruth johnson, Mildred Guheno, Alice Stauder. CLASS OFFICERS Gloria Smith ,......,.,.ii......,,i,.... ,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,.,, . ,, , President Betty Irish ...,.i ,, ,,.i,,,i.,... , Viee President Marjorie -Iunghluth ..,,...i ,.., . See. and Treas. The Freshman class is mueh larger than in previous years, having 31 menihers. Although we are many, our coming caused little more disturhanee than the addition of more chairs in the High School. Our boys have gone far in haskethall, hasehall and volleyhall. Witli our parties, work, and sports, we have found the freshman year very enter' taining and look forward to future years together. Twelve

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SOPHCMDRES 'Top row, left to right-Duncan Mitchell, Robert Taylor, Harry Lloyd, Robert Alten, Sterling Wocid. Middle row-Margaret Metez, Lucille Wehnes, Elizabeth Emerick, Dorothy Black, Camilla Townsend, Mr. R. Gongwer. Front row-Betty Kelling, Dorothy Biltz, Coletta Kelling, Stella Radyk, Geraldine Conrad, Ruth Dechant. CLASS OFFICERS Sterling Wcxid ,,.,.,..,.,..,...,,..... ...,,......,,.,.....,.,..,, . . President Harry Lloyd .........r,r..r...,r.r ......,.. V ice President Elizabeth Emerick ........ ....,...r. , Treasurer Fifteen Freshmen of last year came back as Sophomores this year. Robert Taylor, who came from Lorain High School brings the number of pupils up to sixteen. The Sophomores have been kept busy with their schoolwork and haven't had much time to do anything else. We had a successful coasting party in January. Camilla Townsend and Sterling Wood were chosen as representatives for the Quiz Bee, and they came out with the highest score. Both the girls and boys are active in sports, playing basketball, baseball, and volley ball. Eleven

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GRADES 5f6f7f8 Top ww, left to 1igh!VBetly Suchey, Laurahelle Rue, Ester Meyers, Elsie Henson, Dorothy Meyers, Maury' Geih, Gladys Wcsnieski, George Hamblen, Richard McKenley, Katherine Black, Irma Bectlcr, Ann Irish, Alice Osborne, Mae Andrcss, Mary Ann Hendlc, Kathleen Poland. Filth row-Tvfanion Emericlt, Rohert Patelt, Raymond Carson, Robert Shofnitis, ,lay Laslrin, Thomas Hardesty, Marylou Stevens, june Berrington, Henry Dotzlaf, Edward Schaffer, Myron Piggot, Fank Banjoif, Harold Greeley, Donna Thompson, Genevieve Bectler. Fourth vow-Lillian Gallagher, Alex Vanchi, Edward Gall, Richard Sharick, Grace johnson, William Kishman, Viola Schrader. Nick Radyk, Oliver Thompson, William Latrany, Dorthory Coder, Rohcrt Pando, Edward Frantz, john Howells, Ethel Burr, Ruth Russell. 'Third 'row-Donald Greeley, ,lack Schmidt, Russell Reed, Carol Cissnc, Edward Latrany, Milte Kosanoviclt, Katherine Schaffer, Ann Brothers, Cecilia Kowalczyk, George Andrcss, Linda Heil, Beverly Field, Lee Townsend, Alvin Laskin, Melvin McKinley, Virginia Rahn, Lois Finicle. Second ww-Sam Radyk, Eugene Schmeidl, Mike Sttchey, Clarence Coder, Betty Gillcn, Lcroy Oshorne, Vivian Frantz, George Kosanovich, Barbara McConihe, Raymond Sharick, Merl Thompson, Juanita Beetlcr. Fvnnt row-Edna Oshornc, Mztrilyn McKinley, Thomas Sauvey, Bernard Reed, Georgcne Call, Richard Hill. Con- stance Golf, Wendell Hardesty, Dorothy Piggott, Lucille Reep, john Lasltin, Dorothy Gather. Tenchi-rs-Freda Zacharias, William Barr. There are 46 children in the fifth and sixth grades. We have not had any entries, hut quite a numher of children have left to go to other schools. Those that left are: Edward Frantz, Russell Reed, Ann Brothers, Vivian Frantz, Thomas Sauvey, Conf stance Goff. Mrs. Zacharias is the teacher and the grades occupy room 7. The seventh grade has 27 pupils and the eighth grade IS. This makes a total of 47 for the 7th and 8th grade room. We have had quite a few new eighth grades inovc in our district. They are Mae Andress, Irma and Laura Beetler, Ethel Burr, Mary Jean Drusendahl, Rohert GeMeiner and Kathleen Poland. Those who have moved out of our room are Marie Rock and Kathleen Poland. Mr. Barr is the teacher. 'Thirteen