Brookside High School - Leader Yearbook (Sheffield, OH)

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SAFETY CLUB Top row, left to riglit -Lester Machcrt. joseph Cawley, Wariren Poland, Leroy Gilles, Rohert Alten. Clayton Sehnieder, Rohert Creenup. Harry Lloyd, Joseph Burch, Andy Hanlto. Middle row Vvllllllllll Mitchell. Roy Sands, james Rieth. Boris Pando, Rohert Piggott. Ray' inond Kensik. Leo Bring. Carl Pando, Donald Gang, Mr. R. Gongwer. Front rung Leo lvlittemlorl, Delores Biltz. Betty Vwlaldron, Coletta Kelling, Betty Patek, Dorothy Bilt:, llosella Younghlood. Angela Forster. Lawrence Kearney, OFFICERS Harry Lloyd . ,..... . ., , . . ., President Betty Patek ...,, . . ...,, Vice Pres. Rosella Younghl mwrw d .,.. Secretary The Safety Cluh was organi:.ed in place of the Outdoor Clulw ot' last year. The Cluh was organized to till a need for training in safety. During our meetings we have discussed all methods of safety in the home and outdoors. We also learned how to apply first aid in cases of accidents, How to avoid accidents was another topic thoroughly discussed in our meetings that were held each Friday afternoon. livery Friday, three or lour memhers had to give special talks, and after these, questions were answered, and thus we have continued throughout the year. Ninetrm

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DRAMATIC CLUB 'Top row, left to right-Edward Dotzlaf, Robert Taylor, Roy Logan, Anthony Gilles, Steve Gacse, Sterling Wood, James Garber, Robert Osborne. Middle row-Duncan Mitchell, Bernard Wood, Laura Kriebel, Velma Webber, Genevieve Cawley, Camilla Townsend, Betty Irish, Miss H. Frisbie. Front row-Dorothy Black, Betty Kelling, Gloria Smith, Marie Love, Mary Rahn, Lucille Wchnes, Kathleen Patek, Elizabeth Black, Ruth johnson, Gcralddine Conrad. OFFICERS Elizabeth Black ,,..,......................i,...... ,,..,,,... l jresident Betty Irish ......,,,... ,.,...... S ccrctary Sterling Wcvcnd ....... .....,.,.. B us. Manager Robert Csborne ,,,..., ,..,............,....,...,.i...... S tage Manager This has been a very successful year for Brookside Dramatic Club. Among their successful enterprises were the following, given in this order: On Armistice Day, The Tree, Wienies on Wediiesday, Almost Everyman and the juniors play, 'LThe Teeth of the Gift Horse. The officers of the club were very capably held by the following members: Presif dent, Elizabeth Black, Secretary, Betty Irish, Treasurer, Sterling Vkfoodg and Stage Manager, Robert Osborne. The success of the club has been due to the wholefhcarted support of its members and to the excellent supervision of Miss Frisbie. Wienies on Wednesday was given at Clearview, Avon, Avon Lake, and Ridge' ville as well as at Brookside. The club meets every Friday afternoon at 2:15 for a period of practices, etc. Eigliteen

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 'Top row, left to 1iglztfMarie Wolf, Mildred Gubeno, Marjorie Jungbluth, Alice Staudcr, Margaret Metez. Middle rowkMary L. Schmidt, Agnes Kriebel, Beatrice Conrad, Katherin Hendle, Bernctta Kriebel, Miss W. Squire. Front 'row-Doris Levan, Elizabeth Emerick, Ruth Dechant, Stella Radyk, Anna Melbar. OFFICERS Ruth Dechant .,,,..............,,,,,...,.....,...... ...,,,,,, P resident Elizabeth Emerick ........ .......... V ice Pres. Stella Radyk ....... ,,....w,. S ecretary Doris Levan ..,.,..... .....,... T reasurer The Home Economics Club was started this year as a new organization. It has proved to be one of the most successful clubs at Brookside. During the year, the club has had many happy hours together, embroidering, crof cheting, knitting, and making pot holders, besides many parties, Weiner roasts and going to see the things which are of interest to us all, such as style shows, All the members were present at the Home Economics Conference held at Co' lumbia in October. We have planned and done these things under the guidance and supervision of Miss Squire, whom we now wish to thank. The club oilicers this year were: Ruth DeChant, President, Elizabeth Emerick, VicefPresidentg Stella Radyk, Secretaryg and Doris LeVan, Treasurer. 'Twenty