Brookside High School - Leader Yearbook (Sheffield, OH)

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T0 OUR SCHOCDL The eighth graduating class of Brookside High School wishes to offer its expression of sincere appreciation for the patient, understanding manner in which we were edu' cated by a very competent faculty. Our school has provided for us a wellfequipped building containing eight class rooms, a manual training room and a home economics room. This year our desks were put in the eighth grade room. We were also furnished with new black shades for the auditorium to use during picturefshows. On the north end of the building is located a line baseball diamond and tennis court. To the east is placed the play ground equipment, including swings, a slide and mcrryfgofround. A very beautiful lawn borders the school on the south'west. The lawn is adorned with very attractive trees and bushes. The tulips, when in bloom add a beautiful color scheme to our school. Brookside received a charter establishing her Grade A standing on December 16, 1929. The very good manner in which the school is kept is due to our very capable janit- or, Mr. Leo Webber. He is always the Hrst to enter the school in the morning and the last to leave it in the afternoon. We appreciate all the things we have received from the school and faculty. By these things we mean physical strengthening and knowledge we have obtained while attending Brookside High School. 'Two

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THE LEADER 1 9 3 8 Published by THE SENIOR CLASS Of BROOKSIDE HIGH SCHOOL R. D. No. 1 LORAIN, O.

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ORDER OF BOOK SCHOOL DEDICATION CLASS PAGE SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES FEATURES and ADVERTISING