East High School - Crucible Yearbook (Columbus, OH)
- Class of 1920
Page 1 of 100
Cover
Pages 6 - 7
Pages 10 - 11
Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9
Pages 12 - 13
Pages 16 - 17
Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1920 volume:
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To Mlss Grace Peters the well loved Advlsor of Class 1920
a teacher whose school presence glV6S dlgnlty to East Hlghs
faculty and msplratlon to her students and
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ENGLISH
HELEN O LEMERT
ELLEN F BOYER
LILLIAN COLGAN
CORA B CRANE
FRANCES C DAGES
MARY E FERRELL
SYLVESTER A NOBLE
MATHEMATICS
GEORGE P I-IARMOUNT
GERTRUDE ELOSE
GEORGE E PARKINSON
JOHN v RIXLER
FRANK O WILLIAMSON
FRENCH
MARGARET FELCH
MARY H DAVIS
MINONA SCHWIER
GRACE STEWART
LATIN
ALICE D HARE
JULIA CHRISTMAN
CLARK FULLERTON
SPANISH
STELLA M REEL
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CLERK
RAE ROSENTHAL
HISTORY
HELEN M GALLEN
N DEITRI
ANNA FINN
GRACE R PETERS
COLUMBIA THOMPSON
SCIENCE
R W COLLINS
PALMER L CORDRAY
JANE DOREN
H W EMSWILER
GEORGE M STRONG
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LILLIAN BEHREN
ELIZABETH CROOK
HOME ECONOMICS
AGNES BRADY
MABEL. STIFFEY
MUSIC
HARRIET H BATTERSON
ECONOMICS
JOHN O I-IARLOR
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CLASS ADVISOR
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ELEANOR G FISHER
VICE PRESIDENT
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MISS GRACE R PETERS
MARGUERITE FU LLERTON
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JANICE M ALLEN JAN
I7O SOUTH EIGHTEENTH STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
WCA
MARGARET ANDRIX MARK
548 KELTON AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
W C I9
BEATRICE LOUISE BARKER
571 LINWOOD AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
W C I9
VIRGINIA L EARNSTORFF
I3S9 EAST MouND STREET
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL
ENTER NORMAL SCHOOL
GIRLS GLEE CLUB I9
HESTER DOUGLAS BARR
476 LIIIWOOD AVENUE
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SCHOOL
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
FOOTBALL I9 20
BASKETBALL I9 20
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BASEBALL IB I9 20
SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
GLEE CLUB CONCERT I9 20
DOROTHY V BATCHELDER
1822 OAK STREET
DOT
FROM ST MARY S OF THE SPRINGS
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
GIRLS GLEE CLUB 20
HELLENIC 20
PAGEANT THE LIGHT
MARTHA C BAUMAN
l737 OAK STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
W C A
GIRLS GLEE CLUB
BASKETBALL I8
HELLENIC 20
SENIOR PLAY CAST
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE
HIKING CLUB IB
LOUISE M BAUMGARTNER
233 FAIRWOOD AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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RUTH BAUMGARTNER
245 SOUTH SEVENTEENTH STREET
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W C A
FLORENCE MARGARET BAYER FLO
AIO ST CLAIR AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
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PATRIOTIC LEAGUE IB
RED CROSS IB
FLORENCE R BECK
672 LINWOOD AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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PATRIOTIC LEAGUE
RED CROSS 18
I72 SOUTH EIGHTEENTH STREET
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
W C A
DWARD BEVERLY
750 OAKWOOD AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
NATHAN BEYNON NATE
379 TAYLOR AVENUE
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
HI Y CLUB 20
ELEANOR BLACK BLACKIE
BIO CARPENTER STREET
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
W C A
HELLENIC 20
GLADYS BOWEN
LINDEN HEIGHTS OHIO
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER WESTERN COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
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W C I9
GIRLS GLEE CLUB 20
GIRLS BASKETBALL I8
ORCHESTRA I7
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE 18
RED CROSS 8
HIKING CLUB IB
MARY REBECCA BOYER PEGGY
346 MILLER AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
CHARLES H BREININGER BRINY
28 AUBURN AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HI Y CLUB 20
SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
CLARKE L BROKAW BROKE
2057 wALDEcK AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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ELIZABETH BROOKS
1834 BRVDEN ROAD
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
GIRLS GLEE CLUB I9
NELLIE BROWN BROWNIE
DUBLIN ROAD
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
'-IONOR SOCIETY
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WILLIAM BROWN SHORTY
256 ST CLAIR AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
SPRING STREET HI Y SECRETARY
RUTH BROWNE
88 WEST MAYNARD AVENUE
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JOSEPHINE BYE JOE
77 WILSON AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
W IB I9 PRESIDENT 20
GIRLS GLEECLUB I9 20
SECRETARY JUNIOR CLASS I9
SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
SEC TREAS STUDENT COUNCIL 20
SEC Y WIC A HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL
DONALD CADOT DON
1839 OAK STREET
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
FOOTBALL I9
TRACK I8 I9 20
E ASSOCIATION zo
MARIAN CARPENTER BIRDIE
532 KELTON AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
W C I9
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RACHEL NAOMI CARY RAE
I377 BRYDEN ROAD
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ENTER NURSES TRAINING SCHOOL
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GIRLS GLEE CLUB 20
MARY CATHERINE CASSIDY
880 EAST BROAD STREET
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
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HELEN El LIOTT CHERINGTON
CHERRY
I95 HAMILTON AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
w c I9
HELLENIC SECRETARY
CHARLES C CLARK CHARLIE
47 CLEVELAND AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
GRACE M CLARK
492 DENMEAD AVENUE
FROM MCARTHUR HIGH
ENTER OHIO UNIVERSITY ATHENS
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JOSEPH K COADY JOE
ZII NORTH MONROE AVENUE
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
ELIZABETH COHEN BETTY
300 EAST GAY STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER DENNISON UNIVERSITY
W C A I9
GIRLS GLEE CLUB IU
JOHN S COLE
I2I7 EAST RICH STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HI Y CLUB 20
CAPTAIN WAR GARDENS I9
JAMES COMLY JIM
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57 SOUTH CHAMPION AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
HI Y CLUB 20
IB2 SOUTH NINETEENTH STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
FOOTBALL IB I9
BASKETBALL IB I9
BASKETBALL I8 I9
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SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
TRACK I8 I9 20
E ' ASSOCIATION 20
TUG OF WAR I9
RA CECELIA COONS- CECE
IO64 EAST RICH STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
W C A
SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
DOROTHY BEATRICE COOPER DOT
348 GALLOWAY AVENUE
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY
HAROLD CROSS
432 LINWOOD AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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FRANK G. CONNELL-"COACH
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ABNER DAVENPORT
1480 OAK STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
PUBLICITY BUREAU THE LIGHT
CHAIRMAN INVITATION COMMITTEE
LUCINDA DAVIS
I585 GREENWAY AVENUE
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
LOUISE A DECKERT LOU
25I HAMILTON AVENUE
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
W C I9
DORIS DIEHL
1703 OAK STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
W C A I9
GIRLS GLEE CLUB 20
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE IB
HIKING CLUB 'IB
RUTH EMILY DILL
132 SHERMAN AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
GIRLS GLEE CLUB 20
EUNICE L DISSINGER
IIO9 FAIR AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER WITTENBERG COLLEGE
Y W C A ' O
GIRLS GLEE CLUB 20
GAMUT CLUB '20
ARLISLE DOLLINGS- ARCHIE
I7I2 EAST MAIN STREET
FROM EAST' MAIN STREET SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
FOOTBALL I7 I8 I9
BASKETBALL I7 I8 I9
BASEBALL I7 IB I9 2
TRACK I9 20
DITH M DORNBIRER
1784 BRVDEN ROAD
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER CAPITAL UNIVERSITY
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DOROTHY DOUGLAS DOT
937 EAST LONG STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
W C A
GIRLS GLEE CLUB IS
GAMUT CLUB 20
JOSEPH M DOWNS JOE
855 STUDER AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
BASEBALL MANAGER I9
SENIOR PLAY BUSINESS MANAGER 20
TRACK MANAGER I9
ATHLETIC COUNCIL I9
E ASSOCIATION I9 20
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE I9 20
WALTER DRESSEL TURKEY
1628 GREENWAY AVENUE
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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HAROLD EBRIGHT-' 'DOC' '
I71I EAST MAIN STREET
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
WALTER ENGLISH JR DUTCH
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1227 BRYDEN ROAD
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
ASSOCIATE EDITOR X RAYS 20
TREASURER JUNIOR CLASS I9
TREASURER SENIOR CLASS 20
PUBLICITY BUREAU THE LIGHT
RUE W ETLING
971 EAST MAIN STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
ANK C EVANS HOB
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
84SV2 EAST MAIN STREET
BASEBALL I7 IB
TRACK I9 20
MARTHA FAY EVANS
I359 NEIL AVENUE
FROM SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL
ENTER OFFICE TRAINING
W C A I9
EAST HIGH
MARION FALLOON BILLIE
484 LEXINGTON AVENUE
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
GIRLS GLEE CLUB 20
MILTON L FARBER SLICK
I6lI BRYDEN ROAD
FROM MIDDLEPORT HIGH SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
IZORA M FI NCH
EL
303 HANKINS AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
NG ST Y W C PRESIDENT 20
EANOR G FISHER FISH
IIO4 MADISON AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
W C A
GIRLS GLEE CLUB 20
X RAYS STAFF '20
HELLENIC IB VICE PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS
SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
PUBLICITY BUREAU THE LIGHT
ESTH ER E FLEMING
409 NORTH GARFIELD AVENUE
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
WELLINGTON G FORDYCE
WOODJIE
54 SOUTH FOURTH STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HI Y CLUB CHARTER MEMBER
VICE PRESIDENT 19 PRESIDENT
JENNIE MACK FOX J M
I204 FRANKLIN AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER NEWCOMB COLLEGE
NEW ORLEANS LA
HONOR SOCIETY
HELEN GEN EVI EVE FREY
I544 GRANVILLE STREET
FROM STEELE HIGH DAYTON
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
W A
GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 20
HELLENIC TREASURER
SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
CO ED COMMITTEE 20
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE 20
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ENTER NORMAL SCHOOL
HONOR SOCIETY
W C I9
HELLENIC PRESIDENT 20
SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE I9
MARGUERITE VIOLET FULLERTON
TH
1006 FRANKLIN AVENUE
FROM PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
W C I9
GIRLS GLEE CLUB I9
HELLENIC 20
SECRETARY SENIOR CLASS 20
OMAS FULTON TOM
500 HAMILTON AVENUE
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
WRITER OF CLASS PROPHECY
GAMUT CLUB 20
HI Y CLUB I9
SENIOR PLAY CAST '20
TRACK I8 20
BOYS QUARTET I9 20
MILDRED H GALL MILLIE
RO
B74 SOUTH TWENTY SECOND STREET
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER KINDERGARTEN TRAINING SCHOOL
W C I9
GIRLS GLEE CLUB 20
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE IB
BERT C GARFINKEL BOB
951 FRANKLIN AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL scMooL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
X RAVS STAFF IB
JEANNETTE GARRISON JEAN
Ill9 MCALLISTER AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
NINA AGNES GILBERT
AD
97 LEXINGTON AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR H GH
LONG STREET Y W C A 2
A GILMOUR
310 LINWOOD AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO WESLEYAN
HONOR SOCIETY
W C I9
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Y. . . A. ' -'20
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Y. . . A. ' -'20
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Y. . . A. ' -'20
EAbT HIGH
HARRY GITLIN IRISH
190 SOUTH TWENTY FIRST STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HARRY G GODLEY
1381 EAST COLE STREET
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
THELMA HALEY
1405 GRANVILLE STREET
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITV
HERMAN H HAMER
1750 BRYDEN ROAD
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HARLES A HANDLEY JR CARL
1852 FRANKLIN AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
402 NORTH GARFIELD AVENUE
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
OUISE HARDING
75 NORTH OHIO AVENUE
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
W C A
SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
MYRON HARNLY
1686 OAK STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOP HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
FOOTBALL IB
SENIOR PLAY ORCHESTRA 20
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JAMES HARBAGE-"JIM"
Y. . . . '19
THE CRUCIBLE
IRENE R HARRIS
ZII HUGHES STREET
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER HOWARD UNIVERSITY
LONG STREET Y W C A 20
LOWELL HARVEY DOC
IIO7 EAST RICH STREET
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
GEORGE ELLIOTT HATFIELD
POWDER
1254 FAIR AVENUE
FROM GRUNDY PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOL,
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
BASEBALL 20
SENIOR PLAY CAST
ROGER HAYDEN ROG
422 SOUTH OHIO AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
X RAYS STAFF 20
WARD DON HENDERSON UNCLE
IO65 LIVINGSTON AVENUE
FROM NEWARK HIGH SCHOOL
MUSIC
HI Y VICE PRESIDENT 20
SENIOR PLAY ORCHESTRA
GLEE CLUB CONCERT 20
INTER HI ORCHESTRA 20
GAMUT CLUB 20
IRMA ROSE HIERONYMUS
BEXLEV
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER CAPITAL UNIVERSITY MUSIC SCHOOL
W C
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE I8
MARY L HOFFMANN
683 LINWOOD AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER HASTINGS COLLEGE,
HONOR SOCIETY
Y W C A IB I9 TREASURER 20
HELLENIC IB 20
SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
FRANK A HORCH
564 CARPENTER STREET
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HI Y CLUB 20
SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
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MARGARET HUDSON PEGGY
1815 EAST MAIN STREET
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
W C IS
GIRLS GLEE CLUB
HELLENIC 20
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE
X RAYS STAFF 20
EVAN MORGAN HUGHES
I531 RICHMOND AVENUE
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
DORIS MAE HUMPHREYS DODE
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305 SOUTH OHIO AVENUE
FROM CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
GRAND RAPIDS MICH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
W C A I9
HELLENIC I8 20
SENIOR PLAY CAST
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE I7
CO ED COMMITTEE 20
ADYS ANNE JAQUITH GLAD
550 LINWOOD AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
W C I9
HARRIET E JEFFRIES- JEFF
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FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER NORMAL SCHOOL
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HELLENIC 20
RED CROSS IB
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE IB
ROY JOHNSON JOHNNIE
24l NORTH MONROE AVENUE
FROM CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
MINNEAPOLIS MINN
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
X RAYS STAFF I9 20
HI Y CLUB I9
STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT 20
SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
GAMUT CLUB 20
BOYS QUARTET 20
GLEE CLUB CONCERT 20
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420 ST CLAIR AVENUE
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678 BEDFORD AVENUE
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ALICE LACEY
393 LEXINGTON AVENUE
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I56 NORTH SEVENTEENTH STREET
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HELEN M LENHART LANAH
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434 JEFFERSON AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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438 ST CLAIR AVENUE
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1594 FRANKLIN AVENUE
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530 OAKWOOD AVENUE
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452 NORTH TWENTIETH STREET
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293 SOUTH CHAMPION AVENUE
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301 KELTON AVENUE
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ARMAND M MCCOLLISTER COLLIE
2334 EAST FIFTH AVENUE
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638 EAST TOWN STREET
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444 SOUTH EIGHTEENTH STREET
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I77 NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET
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406 OAK STREET
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1384 CLIFTON AVENUE
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EDWARD L MILLER EDDIE
86 CLEVELAND AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
FRANK H MILLER FATTY
I466 EASTWOOD AVENUE
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218 WEST NINTH AVENUE
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1867 NELSON ROAD
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797 NELSON ROAD
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SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
ORA MAY PATE
250 BURT STREET
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LONG STREET Y W C A 20
RUTH ANN PAUL
BSO FRANKLIN AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
ELBERT L PERSONS PERCE
710 FRANKLIN AVENUE
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593 SOUTH OHIO AVENUE
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CHARLES PITTS C D
426 STODDART AVENUE
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ELINORE H REED
1858 FRANKLIN AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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RALPH REED JUICE
1048 FAIR AVENUE
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WILLIAM REILAND BILL
620 SOUTH OHIO AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
TRACK I9 20
RAY REINERT FUSS
204 PARKWOOD AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
X RAYS STAFF 20
SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
MARY ELIZABETH RICHARDS
IOO NORTH OHIO AVENUE
FROM MT VEF NON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
W C I9
HELLENIC I8 20
GERALDINE RIEGGER JERRY
II29 ATCHESON STREET
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SARAH MARGARET RIES SIS
421 DENMEAD AVENUE
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CATHERINE JANE ROBERTS- JANE
502 SOUTH OHIO AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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1424 EAST LONG STREET
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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REMPEL RUSSELL RIP
669 SOUTH TWENTY SECOND STREET
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
DOROTHY GAYLE RYDER
539 OAKWOOD AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
BASEBALL 17 I8 I9 20
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LOIS A SANBORN
783 MILLER AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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604 WILSON AVENUE
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GLENNA L SCHLITT SLATTS
I358 FRANKLIN AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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HIKING CLUB I7
WALTER SCHUETTE
200 WILSON AVENUE
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MABEL SEVERS MABE
435 NORTH GARFIELD AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
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225 TAYLOR AVENUE
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645 FAIRWOOD AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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456 LEXINGTON AVENUE
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HELEN M SMITH SMITTY
765 FRANKLIN AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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1362 KENT AVENUE
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RUTH GARLAND SMITH
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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HERBERT L SNAPP SNAPPIE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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1628 GRANVILLE STREET
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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473 ST CLAIR AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
LAURABEL STELZER BELLE
574 SOUTH OHIO AVENUE
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BERNARD C STONE BERNE
I327 OAK STREET
FROM OSTRANDER HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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216 NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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PATRIOTIC LEAGUE IB
DOROTHY SWISHER DOTTIE DEAR
355 KENDALL PLACE AVENUE
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GERTRUDE THISSEN GERT
555 LILLEY AVENUE
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SCHOOL
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260 EAST TOWN STREET
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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HAZEL UNDERWOOD BAE
2241 EAST MOUND STREET
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LLIS FORBES WEBBER SPORT
1566 BRYDEN ROAD
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ENTER KENYON UNIVERSITY
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91 MIAMI AVENUE
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666 SUNBURY AVENUE SHEPARD
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823 WEST BROAD STREET
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HAROLD M WHITTLESEY PETE
I7I SOUTH EIGHTEENTH STREET
FROM UTICA FREE ACADEMY
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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DOROTHY WILSON DOT
460 SOUTH FIFTH STREET
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER DENISON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
W C A
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PATRIOTIC LEAGUE IB
ROBERT WOLFORD BOB
464 SOUTH TWENTY SECOND STREET
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
BASEBALL I9 20
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I085 FAIR AVENUE
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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EDITH WRIGHT
745 EDWARDS STREET
FROM SUMMERLIN INSTITUTE
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
W C A I8
GIRLS GLEE CLUB 20
LOLA WRIGHT BOBS
437 NORTH GARFIELD AVENUE
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W C A
GIRLS GLEE CLUB I9 20
GIRLS QUARTET 20
GAMUT CLUB TREASURER 20
HARRY L WYLIE
743 EAST MOUND STREET
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
CAMERON DUNGAN CAMMIE
490 HUTTON PLACE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
SIMEON HESTON SIM
I29 WILSON AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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MABEL EVELYNA HOGAN MEBS
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FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
DON KYLE SKINNEY
ISIS DEVON ROAD UPPER ARLINGTON
FROM LANCASTER HIGH SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
BASKETBALL I7 IB I9 20
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CHARLES S MAXSON
II2 SOUTH CHAMPION AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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CADET COMPANY I7
FRANCES WAUGH SNAPS
224 NORTH TWENTY-SECOND STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER NORMAL SCHOOL
MARCUS A WOLF MARK
IAAI MADISON AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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EAST HIGH
KATHRYN YAEKLE KATIE
DREXEL AVENUE BEXLEY O
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER CAPITAL UNIVERSITY
W C 19
LEO YASSENOFF LEE
268 SOUTH NINETEENTH STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HONOR SOCIETY
CARRIE ZILBERMAN KAY KAY
1346 BRYDEN ROAD
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
HONOR SOCIETY
ROBERT K ZIMMER BOB
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
ONA MARGUERITE ADKINS
I469 GRANVILLE STREET
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER NORMAL SCHOOL
BEATRICE R ALTEN BEE
1302 FRANKLIN AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
W C IS
GIRLS GLEE CLUB 20
WILLIAM P ANAWALT PUT
714 KIMBALL PLACE AVENUE
FROM DUEUQUE COLLEGE
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
FOOTBALL I9 20
ASSOCIATION 20
GIRLS GLEE CLUB 20
HAROLD ARTHUR
SPRINGFIELD OHIO
FROM STATE BLIND scHooL
ENTER oHIo STATE UNIVERSITY
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NNETH CLARK
NEW PLYMOUTH OHIO
FROM STATE BLIND SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
ACE M COLLET
151 EAST CLINTON STREET
FROM HENRY KENDALL ACADEMY
ENTER OHIO STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
HONOR SOCIETY
ARLES EICKHOLT
458 GARFIELD AVENUE
FROM OTTOVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
RLE FOLEY BEVO
654 STAURING STREET
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
SPRING STREET HI Y 20
DWIGHT EDMOND FRIEND FRIENDY
1643 FRANKLIN AVENUE
FROM EASTWOOD SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
FOOTBALL 16 I7 I8 CAPT I9
ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT I9
ESTHER HATHAWAY PEACHES
B54 LOCKBOURNE AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
LEONA MARIE HAUGHN
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IB7 HAMILTON AVENUE
FROM DELAWARE HIGH SCHOOL
LBERT PRICE MADDUX BILL
114 LEXINGTON AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
SENIOR PLAY ORCHESTRA 20
GAMUT CLUB 20
INTER HIGH ORCHESTRA CONCERT
MASTER 20
RTON F MCMAHON BURT
do-1 STODDART AVENUE
FROM OHIO AVENUE SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
JOHN MINER ASIA
263 EAST STATE STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
BASKETBALL IB I9 20
TRACK I8
WILLIAM RAYMOND NIDAY
C-ALLlPOLIs OHIO
FROM STATE BLIND SCHOOL
ENTER OBERLIN CONSERVATORY O MUSIC
VIRGINIA SCHUETTE
200 WILSON AVENUE
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
BARBARA SLATER
Iszl MENLO PLACE
FROM ST MARY s OF THE SPRINGS
GIRLS GLEECLUB zo
MAYBELLE SMITH
229 NORTH CHAMPION AVENUE
FROM MT VERNON JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER NORMAL SCHOOL
507 MILLER AVENUE
FROM ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENTER CAPITAL UNIVERSITY
SENIOR PLAY CAST 20
ROBERTA EMILIE TRECHSEL BOBBY
1394 OAK STREET
FROM BIRMINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
HELEN A WALTENBERG
sos OAK STREET
FROM DOUGLAS JUNIOR HIGH
ENTER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
GIRLS GLEE CLUB zo
GAMUT CLUB zo
ELIZABETH WEISS BETTY
IEII5 BRYDEN ROAD
FROM CLEVELAND SCHOOL
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EAST HIGH
Iaunur Quuetp
The class of 1920 added 41 members to East s Honor Soclety
Th1S SOC16ty founded 1n 1915 by ASS1St3Ht Supermtendent of Schools
Charles H Fullerton then pr1nc1pal of East H1gh tends to encourage the
students to strlve for better standards of scholarshlp
Membershlp ln thls soc1ety 1S determined by polnts based on the
grades recelved 1n the first seven semesters of H1gh School work An E
counts 3 po1nts, a G 2 and an F 1 The mlnlmum number of pomts
necessary for membershlp IS 70 and the hlghest score posslble 1n 84 a
re obtalned only lf all grades are E
A pupll must be at East for two years at least to be el1g1ble for mem
bershlp Because of th1s reqmrement four of our best students were ef:
eluded Margueute Fullerton, who came from Portsmouth H1gh Helen
Frey from Steele H1gh Dayton, Dorls Humphreys from Central H1gh of
Grand Raplds MlCh1gaH and Elbert Persons from Hughes H1gh C1nc1n
nat1
New members w1th the1r scores
Josephlne Bye Ada Gilmour
Catherine Cassldy Lo1s Sanborn
Helen Chermgton Bertha Fuge
Martha Bauman Gertrude Thlssen
Walter Engllsh Jr Jennle Fox
Louise Hardlng Mable Severs
Mary Hoffman Robert Garflnkel
Ellzabeth Rlchards Harry Wylle
Grace Collet Leo Yassenoff 71 V
Henry Metters Carrle Zllberman
Florence Bayer Margaret Andrlx
Margaret Hudson Dorothy Ryder
Dorothy Wells Nathan Beynon
Audrey Maloney Henrletta Benjamm
Dorothy South V1o1et Lust
Ruth D111
Nellle Brown
Nellle Kennedy
James Comly Ruth Wood
Cecelxa Coons Eleanor Flsher
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Edna Smxth
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The Class of 1920 scored a notable triumph in the plesentatlon of
Goldsmlths She Stoops to Conquer as its class play Much ot the
marked dramatlc success was due to painstaking and efhclent coaching
and d1rect1on by Mlss Peters and Miss Dages For the first time in many
years a play was selected that was not Shakesperean and was presented
before two capacity houses at the Chamber of Commerce Audltorlum
Friday and Saturday nights March 19 and 20 It was a success hnan
clally as well as artlstlcally
Robert Rxble as Tony Lumpkm showed comedy actlng of a high 01 der
and appreclatlve applause followed h1m through the varying scenes Tom
Fulton acted hls role of sedate old Squlre Hardcastle 1n a masterly manner
Elliott Hatfield as Marlowe and Fred Tlbbetts as his loyal friend were
well cast well coached actors of natlve ab1l1ty Two casts of girls were
used one each night but each dlsplayed such talent that honors were
evenly d1V1dEd The first night Martha Bauman lmpersonated Mrs Hard
castle Doris Humphreys was her daughter Kate and Audrey Maloney
appeared as Kate s cousin Constance Nev1lle while the second night
Helen Frey Bertha Fuge and Dorothy Wells respectlvely sustalned these
roles LeRoy Johnson as Sir Charles Marlowe Josephlne Bye and Mary
Hoffmann alternating as Dolly the mald and Oscar Ogden as a guest re
vealed good training and an 1ntell1gent appreciatlon of their several parts
A touch of hllarlty was glven 1n the cleverly presented tavern scene
w1th Henry Metters as landlord Eleanor Flsher as barmald John Vlasak
as fiddler supported by the vlllagers Earl Alban Chester Barr Charles
Brelnlnger Ellzabeth Brooks Josephlne Bye Frank Connell Cec1l1a Coons
and Dorothy South The play could not have been a success without
Squlre Hardcastles dense servants Frank Horch as Diggory Lester
Stlmmel as Roger Charles Maxson as Dlck and Andy Jones as Thomas
The graceful mlnuet was a iittlng close to the comedy transportlng the
audlence back to Merrie Old Englande
A school orchestra composed of Ruth Trott plano John Vlasak Wil
bert Maddux first v1ol1ns Myron Harnly Ward Henderson Rlchard Hess
second v1ol1ns supplled the music for the dances and du11ng the lnter
mlssxons
The excellent staglng was due 1n great measure to Arne Lundberg
scenic artlst Mr Palmer Cordray chlef scene shifter Ralph Reed and
Harold Whlttlesey electrlcians and Loulse Harding prompter The
class IS greatly lndebted to Katherine Gaughran who arranged the dances
and to Lorena Longbon who played the plano at the rehearsals
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Squxre Hardcastle
Tony Lumpkm
Kate Hardcastle
Thomas Fulton
Robert Rlble
Dorls Humphreys Bertha Fuge
Audrey Maloney Dorothy Wells
Vlllagers Ellzabeth Brooks Josephlne Bye Charles Brelmnger Earl Alban Cec1l1a
Coons Mary Hoffmann Gerald Mlddleton Chester Barr Frank Connell
LeRoy Johnson Eleanor Lewls Dorothy South
Constance Nevllle
Bar mald
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Charles Marlow
Dlggory
Roger
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Thomas
Dolly the Mald
Slr Charles Marlow
Mrs Frlzzle
Guests Bertha Fuge
Ogden
Prompter
Josephme Bye
El anor Flsher
John Vlasak
Henry Metters
Elllatt Hatfield
Frank Horch
Lester Stlmmel
Charles Maxson
Andrew Jones
Marv Hoffmann
LeRoy Johnson
Helen Frey Martha Bauman
Dorls Humphreys Dorothy Wells Audrey Maloney Oscar
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East Hlgh School Class Day June 10 1920
Processlonal Ameuca the Beautlful Ward
Senlor Chorus
Invocatlon Rey Dr McG1ll
Chorus O V1CtOF10US People
Vlolln Obllgato Ward Hendezson
Semox Chorus
Address of Welcome Presldent Henry H
Clrls Quartet
a Orpheus and H1s Iute
b Eltin Dance
c The Inglenook
Helen Shears Frances Thompson Geraldme Rlegger
Lola Wrlght
Games
Metters
Sullxvan
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John Vlasak
Choruses
a The M1racle of Love Gaston Borch
b Fxddle and I Goodeve
V1ol1n Obllgato Ward Henderson
Senior Chorus
Some Common Plants Dorothy South
Duet A N1ght 1n Venlce Csung m Itallanj Ald1t1
Helen Waltenberg Nellle Brown
VIOIIH Solo
Wllbert Maddux
Duet The Day Is Done Sohr
Geraldme Rlegger Thomas Fulton
Some Interestmg Experlments ln Phy slcs and Chemlstry
Abner Dax enport Charles Clark
School Song East Hlgh School
Senior Class
RQCQSSIOHZI The Natlonal Hymn Warren
Accompanlsts
Plano Emlly Mester Dorothy NOFTIS and Dorothy Batchelder
Organ Herman Hamer
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MRS. GERTRUDE BLOSE
CLASS ADVISOR
JOH N BROWN
PRESIDENT
MARIE ZAPP
vlcE PRESIDENT
RHODA HAYES
SECRETARY
LAWRENCE PRETZMAN
TREASURER
Room 2
Hugh Addlson
Roger Addlson
Beatrlce Allen
Eleanor Andrus
Owen Artls
John Atcheson
Gustavus Basch
Rosella Brown
Luclle Burwell
John Burwell
Luclllc Chapman
Robert Coram
Jullus Copenhagen
Ruth Dean
Albert Dlxon
Thomas Eader
Irene Ebrlght
Robert Engllsh
Marle Fenton
Helen Flemmg
Frank Graham
Llewellyn Harford
Davxd Hassel
Thelma Hughes
Naoml James
Margaret Keener
Vlrgxl Klng
W1ll1'1m Kmncr
Maurlce Lamb
Gustus Laudenslager
Margaret Lee
Bernlce Llverpool
Dorls Long
George Lupfer
Helen Lytle
Klng McCreery
Lawrence Nelson
Luclle Nlgh
Russell Nlckolson
El a Nylen
Rosewell Perklns
Frank Reynolds
Frances Rummel
Wllbur Russell
Rlchard Sargent
Wxlham Saunders
Esther Schooley
Clark Sherod
Herbert Shertzer
EAST HICH
embers of the Zumnr Qlilass
Harry Smxth
Rachel Trent
Charles Tullen
Inez Upham
Edlth Vance
Katherme Vance
Josephme Vlncent
Margaret Ward
Mary Whlttle ey
John Wllllanli
Roland Wood
Ruth Young
Herbert Zaayer
Edwln Zlegler
Room 6
Paul Alberr5
Robert Beany
Thelma Bernet
Paul Bowen
BSTHICE Brooks
George Byers
Fred Coproblanco
Grace Copeland
Esther Cope
Almeda Davles
Davld Davles
Sarah Davles
Thomas Davls
Adelalde Donohoe
Robert Hamllton
Dudley Harrls
Hulda Hauenstem
Rhoda Hayes
Emerson Henry
Howard Hetzer
Mllton Humphreys
Glen Jaqulth
Loa Kltzmlller
Chester Landes
Herman Mlck
Margaret Mllls
James Mltchcll
Eugene Mulvane
Robert Nelson
Dorothy Plckard
Madeline Prltchard
Fred Rayburn
Paul Rlchard
John R1ChafdS
Helen Rutherford
Francls Smlth
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Harold Smlth
Harrv Smlth
Harold Stalgu
Ralph Stygler
Abe Welmer
Room 11
Russell Ayres
Austm Baldwm
Durward Barnes
James Booton
James Bradshaw
Bernard Brender
Stella Brooks
James Brown
Charles Brunner
Margaret Brust
Florence Charles
Harold Crane
Edlth Cole
Dorothy Colman
Raymond Correll
Helen Creedon
Henry Cull
Frances Dalgaln
Ruth Davls
Harry Edwards
Paul Gayman
Floyd Hlllxard
Marlan Hlllman
Ralph Jenme
Ozelma Jones
Frederlck Ketterer
Judson Knlght
Danlel Lmcoln
Edward McConnell
John McGu1re
Isabel Moore
Charles Revenaugh
Ward Ross
Dalsy Sherry
Lottle Souder
Ruth Stearns
Jack Stevenson
Gertrude Thomas
Anlta Warner
Cecll WIISOH
Ellzabeth Wxnans
Gladvs Wlnkelhausen
Lllllan Wolf
Everett Wood
Phyllis Kelly Albert Davis George Gugle
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In Septembel 1919 after an absence ot two ye-us spent 111 the ser
une Mr Palmer Cordray former football coach came back to East
He d1d not return 1n h1s DIGXIOUQ capfruty ot a teacher but as D1
191101 of all Athletlcs a new posltlon 1n Columbus schools 101 NXl'llCh he
and hast served as a testlng statlon On
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the su1 face th1s new system may show
but llttle lmprovement but by gettmg to
the bottom of the thlngs no doubt of lts
eventual adaptablllty 19 left We l1ke
th new system and we l1ke M1 Cordrax
and w ould be loath to sever elther s con
nectlon w1th East
Mr Cordray met unusual CllfllCUlt199
all tl'llOLlgh h1s fhst vear as D1recto1
H1s own system was unknown to all the
men but one and It had to be taught
Then 1n1ur1es played a b1g part 1n h1s
d1sappo1ntments Basketball started at
a wh11lw1nd speed untll graduat1on and
1nel1g1b1l1ty slowed the pace The sw1m
mmg team went from start to fimsh 11'1
a masterful style w1nn1ng the champ1onsh1p eas1ly Baseball gaxe great
promlse but the team sllpped dlS strouslg on the field
Mr Cordray has had a hard row to hoe but even 1n the face ot unex
petted and unusual handlcaps he has succeeded 1I'1 puttlng h1s boys nea1
the top
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FAcul.Tv MANAGER STRONG
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STUDENT MANAGER MORR SON
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MCCLA N WEBBER
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EAST HIGH
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Four football letter men returned for the 1919 season and of these
Captam Dwight Fr1end was the only one who had ever played under the
Cordray system Dollmgs McCla1n and Streets were the other E men
back
On the line Joseph McDowell and Smes had had some l1m1ted ex
DBFIQHCG as had Middleton but they all had plenty to learn The veteran
llnemen Friend McCla1n and Dolllngs were all fixtures and turned out to
be among the best at their positions in the local high schools
The quarterback Job was the gravest problem of the lot Don Cadot
started the season there w1th both Atcheson and Earl Alban rel1ev1ng him
Atcheson was also used at half several time Andy Jones was the sensa
tion of the season both at East and 1n the lnter scholastlc clrcles Geer
of North and Kurtzhalz of West were looked upon as the premler back
Iielders of the year but Andy with only one year s experience compared
favorably w1th each of them
Streets the speedy colored halfback was used mamly as a ball toter
because hlS lack of welght rendered lt dlmCLllt for hlm to make lnter
ference Streets took S1Ck Just before the b1g West game Captain Friend
with 185 pounds of bulk played the opposlte half from Jones that tragic
afternoon and It was then that Andy showed that his open field ability was
no mere flash We shall all hear of Andy Jones again as a college athlete
The season got under way ln good shape Marion Commerce and
Aquinas all bowmg humbly before the Orange and Black At Delaware
Cordrays college town the hlgh school team succeeded in holdmg our
boys to a 12 to 12 tie The b1g game of the year the battle with North
was a great affalr the fr1endly enemy takmg the smaller end of a 7 to 6
score South was extremely lucky 1n her 15 to 0 win East although
playmg with the first team lineup was woefully out of condltion followmg
the hard North contest Not a man played who d1d not have hurts of some
nature considerably slowing up the team
After the game had been three times postponed East faced West 1n
the battle for the champlonship East lost 1n the hardest fought and best
played game of the season The only consolatlon 1n West s victory was the
fact that the team was coached by Lee Leahy an E man of past years
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The Team
Captaln Dwlght Frlend fflght tacklej The fact that F11end1e was
chosen by all the local papers for the tackle pos1t1on both this Vear an
last on the mythlcal all hlgh teams speaks eloquently of h1s ab1l1ty an
worth A great punter a defenslve bear and a star on the offense was
our Captaln In the West game he was played at half IH Streets absence
and acqultted hlmself masterfully
Calllsle Dollmgs frlght endb who played next to Captaln Frlend
earned the reputatlon of belng the best end IH the clty He was a unan
umous All Hlgh Ch0lC6 The rlght Slde of the East lme was well nlgh 1n
xulnerable
Ellswol th McDovsell Qrlght guardj played a sterlmg agfnesslxe game
all season vxas plcked on one all Hlgh team and mentloned by all others
Mac w1ll be back next year
Zern Joseph fcenterj llght but of the wlry rangx type Best defen
SIVC center IH the lnter scholastlc ranks and an accurate passer M9Ht10H6d
on all Hlgh teams
Flank McCla1n Qleft guardj Another all Hlgh man of real ab1l1ty
Pmky plyaed great but lnconsplcuous football all season He was as
good as any and supe11or to most
T1 ent SINGH Cleft tacklel Although playlng h1S flrst year as regu
lar he gamed by h1s wonderful ablhty recogn1t1on from all crltlcs He wlll
be back next yeal and should fill the shoes of Frlend
Gerald Mlddleton Qleft endl a great drop k1Ck61 and espec1allv br1l11ant
on the defense Mlddle IS one of the greatest all round athletes ln East s
hlstory
Don Cadot fquarterbackj Don held down thxs pos1t1on Wlthout ex
perlence and yet d1d vuell In another year he should make a gl eat pllot
John Atcheson fquarter and halfbackJ Johnny was troubled vslth 1n
lurles part of the season but always played a good game on the field An
other man fo1 next year
Earl Alban Cquarterbackl SIZE made no dlfference to Flop
speclallzed ln runnmg back punts A bad leg hand1capped h1m for a great
part of the season
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H11 cloclgecl hls 11 11 T01 n11ny 1 1 ll cl bdou slcklless took hn1 out ot
school lllil the lllltllp
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THE CRUCIBLE
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Basketball prospects vsere of the best at the start of the season and
the East qumtet 1umped 1nto the lnterscholastlc struggle wlth a Vlm
w1nn1ng her first four games 1n sensatlonal style
Then came the m1d years Johnny Mmer graduated and two other
boys became 1nel1g1ble nearly wreckxng the team
Although they could not regaln thelr lost form the floor athletes grad
ually worked up to a fast strlde partlclpatlng ln several thrllllng games
and w1nn1ng some
We recen ed agaln the consolatlon of seelng our alumnus Lee Leahy
w1n another champlonshxp w1th hls West Hlgh team.
The Uleam
Gerald Mlddleton Ccaptalnj Mlddle was a sterlmg performer all
season playmg every pos1t1on but center and stlll showlng great form
He made the All Hlgh teams as guard h1S regular posltlon and was rated
the best free throw artlst 1n the league
John Mmer Cforwardl Johnny was a star of the first magmtude
and h1s loss at m1d year s was keenly felt
Homer Boyd Qforwardl New but Wlth thls year s experlence wlll
make a valuable man for the next two years
Andy Jones fcenterj Andy was not COHSDICUOUS as a pomt maker
but was unexcelled on the floor For sensatlonal shots he holds the sea
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The 1920 champlonshlp svummmg team IS one that all East can be
proud of Wlnnlng five out of the year s SIX meets the five boys composlng
the team have made a record that W1ll probably never be beaten
North East s closest opponent lagged far behmd wlth 96 polnts less
than the Orange and Black team Trade and West comblned had scarcely
more than half as many polnts as North
The personnel of the team that defeated all rlvals 1S as follows
Roger Addlson captam an excellent svummer popular wlth all who
ln all SIX meets d1d not taste defeat
Hugh Addlson brother of Roger and defeated only once durlng the
lnterscholastlc season and that tlme by a teammate also an excellent dlver
and back stroke swlmmer
Louls Schulman second only to Roger and Hugh 1n free style swlm
mlng ex ents a dependable relay man
Walter Chllcott known for hls d1v1ng
Clarke Sherod last but not least a good dlver and handy 1n a relay
race
George Gugle was a member of the team before he left East ln Feb
ruary George was a good under water swlmmer and the team mlssed
h1s SQFVICQS
All named above except Gugle recelved letters ln Swlmmlng
Prospects for a 1921 champlonshlp are good Every member of the
team Wlll be back and a 1920 repeater IS probable
The final standlng 1n polnts for all the meets IS
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For the flrst tlme ln the hlstory of East Hlgh School a Glrls Swlm
mlng Team was formed It was orlgmally composed of Marle Zapp Nelda
Hagv Mmnle Snyder Thelma Bernet Thelma Pallen and Constance Doe
Dorothy Colman entered the last meet
Marle Zapp and Nelda Hagy won the laurels for East and were awarded
E s for the1r excellent and steady Work
The first meet was held November 28 1919 at the Athletlc Club I
every race the East glrls came out first On December 26 the second con
test was held but the other Hlgh Schools were not represented East g1rls
were not represented on February 27 Marle Zapp entered the contest on
March 26 but became 1ll lOSlHg to North She suiered an attack of the
flu and was not able to swlm at the last meet wh1ch was held Aprll 30
Dorothy Colman who was the only East glrl entered lost to North s swlm
mers
East glrls started out ln fine style and obtalned a blg lead but as the
vear drew on lnterest dled and the lead dwlndled untll for the last meet
East and North, the closest r1val durmg the year, were tled Illness agam
stepped ln here w1th the result that North won out w1th East a close sec
ond. The lack of a sultable place 1n Wh1Ch to tram and practlce xs another
argument for a new East Hlgh School bu1ld1ng
To Marle Zapp and Nelda Hagy goes the credlt for East's hlgh stand
mg They were always ready to enter the races whenever the1r school
asked. Surely they deserved the letters awarded them
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COACH CORDRAY WEBBER HARRIS JOSEPH HARLOR BARR
FACULTY MANAGER STRONG
NICHOLS JONES HATFIELD M CLEARY MIDDLETON DOLLINGS
EDGAR LAMB WOLFORD SAMPSON
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Fne letter men from last years baseball team were back for the
1920 grlnd vshlch all East hoped would brlng a champlonshlp LEWIS
Atcheson Jones M Lamb and Dolllngs also had had prevlous eviperlence
xx 1th an East n1ne Several more boys who showed themselves to be real
stars turned out vshlch made the team one of great pOSS1b1llt16S
Dlrector Cordray added Nel Mason an East alumnus and former
professlonal pltcher to help round out the team After the first two
games the team got to golng 1n great style and went along undefeated
unt11 the memorable North game 1n wh1ch the latter galned the verdlct
after playlng thlrteen mmngs After that the team lost heart wlth no
chance for the champlonshlp left and played med1ocre ball
Red Lewls who d1d most of the catchlng last year was the mam
stay of the backstoppmg staff but both Forbes Webber and Ed McCleary
kept up a hard fight for the Job Nlchols who grabbed the thlrd base Job
from M1ddleton and Lamb and Harrls ln the outfield all newcomers
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developed rnto great players MHUFICG Lamb who held down first base
part of the t1me last year looked much better than before on the rnrtral
sack
Captarn Moke Shaw last season s star prtcher was ably succeeded
by Fllrott Hatfield and Walter Chrlcott Both prtched the best kmd of
ball Dollrngs was rnelrgrble last year and hrs presence helped the team
rmmeasurably at shortstop
Only one thmg arled the Frst team thrs year Great hrttrng and
prtchmg could not offset the tendency to blow up under fire Often wrth
men on bases the team frelded rn ragged fashron Wrth thrs year s experr
ence next year should prove a banner one for the East baseball team
Ulirack
Track went wrthout a great deal of attentron for a whrle one reason
and probably the most rmportant was the fact that Drrector Cordray
had to devote hrs trme between work on the clnders and baseball and
because a baseball champronshrp was craved and thought possrble track
men were for a trme neglected
tron wrth the Brg Srx on Ohro Freld Although East drd not gather
enough pornts to be rn the runnrng as rs usually the case wrth all Colum
bus hrgh schools she led the local rnterscholastrc teams rn pornts
Frank Connell rn the dashes Cadot and Stone rn the pole vault
Harr rs wrth the shot and Mrddleton rn the mrle and half m1le were the
stars of the team One of the notable performances rn the Brg Srx
was the hurdlrng ot Ed lVIcCleary who had never run the hurdles but
w ho wrthout the least form headed Kolb of South w ho has pr rttrced more
or less for two years and came rn second
Alban and Claude Mrddleton are two more speeders who are to be
heard from rn the near future Alban does the 220 and Mrddl ton the
half m1le
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TOP R DOLLINGS MCCLAIN JOSEPH STRONG MCDOWELL CONNELL.
MR CORDRAY DOWNS
R W MINER JONES CADOT PRES DE TMIDDLETON WOLFORD ALBAN SAMPSON
QE Qssuuatuzm
The E ASSOC13t10H IS a soclety composed of men who have won thexr
letter ln athletlcs It was formed 1n order to stlmulate sports at East
Hlgh and at the same tlme to keep the athletes 1n close touch Wlth one
another The year yust closmg was a most successful one for the Assocla
tlon The first meetmg was held on March thlrd The crownmg event of
the year was the banquet at the New Southern Hotel on March seven
teenth ChlC Harley was one of the notables present Along wlth
Eddle Elgln and Butch Plxley th1s most famous East graduate was
presented wlth the emblem of the ASSOCl3t10H a tmy gold E
The Off1C9 of Presldent was capably held down by Gerald Mlddleton
an athlete of note The posltlon of Secretary Treasurer was fllled bv Bob
Wolford baseball man Among other leglslatlon consumated by thls
vear s members are the appolntment of the first Monday IH each month as
the meetmg day and the fixlng of dues The ASSOCl3t1OU also approv d
tak1ng IH the members of the swlmmmg team In June the 1n1t1at1on of
the new letter men took place The actlye members of the E AQSOCIH
tlon are Mlddleton Presldent Wolford Secretary Treasurer Need
ham Sampson Barr Joseph Downs Cadot Connell Dolllngs Jones
Cordray Frlend McDowell MCCla1H Alban
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A hrgh lrght IH the hrstory of the Class of 1920 IS the establlshment of
the Student Counc1l of East Hrgh School A moderated form of the
Student Self Goy ernment plan thrs councrl forms a medrum whereby the
faculty and the student body can meet on a common plane and solve school
problems of mutual interest
The Councrl rs composed of n1ne members four from the Senror class
two ot these bemg the Class Adylsor and the Class Presrdent whrle the
other two are elected by the class The three members from the Junrors
rnrlude the Class Adyrsor Class Presrdent and one elected representatlye
If rom the Sophomore class under school regulatlon not permrttrng Ofganl
7at1on one councll member IS chosen by yote The Prrnclpal of the school
IS a perpetual ex offrcro member In order to complete the O1g3Hl72ltlOI'l
rnd to keep 1n tourh w 1th ey ery student a counullor alde 18 elected rn each
LOLllN1l IS loy ally obseryed
The paramount purpose of the Student Councrl 1S the adyancement
of East Hlgh School s rnterests and the enlargement of 1ts usefulness as a
center of Communlty rnfluence
Wrth thls two fold arm rn yrew the Councrl has already rnstrtuted
ey eral needed 1nnoy atrons of first rmportance belng a weekly chapel ses
son held eyery Monday at successrve perrods The speakers commlttee
headed by 'XI1ss Mary Ferrell secured seyeral men of state wrde promr
nence to address the students g1v1ng them new ldeas rn both educatronal
and buslness fields At each of the Chapel sessrons muslcal programs
w ere presented by East talent
Publrc speakmg classes a new lawn and a w elcomlng commrttee are
other school benefactrons secured through the agency of the Councll
A feature of the season was the formrng of a Federated Student
Councll for the crty composed of representatrves of thrs krnd
The fact that Easts Councrl 1S the students own rnstrtutlon IS a
surety bond for rts success and grves promrse that Wlth loval co operatron
rn the future It wrll become one of the most effrclent and useful rn the
Unlted States
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ETHEL CLARK JOHN VLASAK AUDREY MALONEY CHESTER BARR
ELIZABETH DUMOND THOMAS FULTON LEROY JOHNSON
M DD E ROW ISABEL CLARK HELEN WALTENBERG LOLA WRIGHT GERALDINE RIEGGER
ERNEST CLARKE EMILY MESTER ELEANOR LEWIS VIRGINIA NEFF
OM R FLORENCE BAYER GRACE COPELAND EARL ALBAN REGINA GILCHRIST
LUCILE MESTER
gamut Qllluh
A new muslcal organlzatlon formed at East the current year IS the
Gamut Club The Club vsas started 1n September and at present conslsts
of thlrty 3CtlV6 members the ofhcers belng Vlrgll Klng Presldent Ruth
Trott V1cePres1dent Ernest Clarke Secretary and Lola Vkrlght Treas
urer The planlsts are Ethel Clark Grace Cleveland Hubbard Cotton
Fhzabeth Dumond Reglna Gllchrlst V1rg1lK1ng Audrey Malonev Emlly
Mester Ruth Trott Anlta Warner and Dorothy Whlte
Helen Creedon Helen Shears Amella Tessler Frances Thompson and
Helen Waltenberg contraltos Eleanor LEWIS Geraldme Rlegger and Lola
lvflght tenors Earl Alban and Thomas Fulton basses Chester Barr
Ernest Clarke and LeRoy Johnson
Isabel Clark Ward Henderson Vhlbert Maddux and John Vlasak
asslst the Club vylth thelr mus1c1anly use of the v1ol1n
A prog1am was gn en ey ery Tuesday and Thursday the svcth perxod
ln the muslc room bv Gamut members Such selectlons as Nazareth b
Counod Carol Chrlstlans Carol by George Warner and The Card ot
the Blrds VIQIQ thoroughly enjoyed by all who had the pr1y1le0'e of hear
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MALONEY HUDSON GORDON WILLSON HUMPHREYS HEENAN
BATCHELDER D HAYES E RICHARDS DALGARN
ASHBROOKE CALDWELL M DUMOND R HAYES GETZ E DUMOND
A RICHARDS MELER JOHNSON HOFFMANN BOWEN
O O NEIMEISTER DOE BAUMAN FREY FISHER M LEMERT FUGE
CHERINGTON JEFFRIES LEWIS
ibellemr 'iinterarp bounty
The Hellenic Literary Society after being allowed to lapse durlng the
interrupted year 1918 19 xx as reorgamzed ln 1919 20 through the efforts
of Mlss I emert and several Senior glrls
Under the new constitution membership in the body is elective by the
members The total membership of 40 1n 1919 20 was composed of 16
Qenlors 14 Jumors and 10 Sophomores
velopment of all around girls and the promotlon of democracy at East
Under the dlrectlon of Mlss Lemext a thorough study of parliamentary
law was made Several programs xx ere devoted to the conslderation of the
l1fe and works of such successful women of the past and present as Dor
othy Canfield Flscher Jane Addams and Fanny Burney Programs were
gxven ln Chapel ln honor of Chrlstmas Llncolns Blrthday and Arbor
Day To celebrate Washmgton s Blrthday Hellemc g1I'lS presented a play
let The Flrst Flag
At Christmas 50 stockmgs were filled Wlth candy and toys for the
Children s Home by Hellemc members
Officers for 1919 20 were Bertha Fuge Presldent Eleanor Flsher
Vice Piesldent Helen Cherington Secretary Helen Frev Treasurer
Harrlet Jeffries Sergeant at Arms
The 13 charter members of Hellemc are Martha Bauman Dorothy
Batchelder Gladys Bowen Eleanor Flsher Helen Frey Bertha Fuge
Mary Hoffmann Dorls Humphrles Harr1etJeffer1es Eleanor LEWIS Audrey
Maloney Elizabeth Rlchards Ruth Smlth
Oflicers for 1920 21 are Rhoda Hayes Presldent Elizabeth Getz
Vice Presldent Yvonne Nelmeister Secretary Ellzabeth Caldwell Treas
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COLE VLASAK GINTHNER PRE HENDERSON
VORYS L FORDYCE REAM STONE HORCH BEYNON
BO TOM RO CORAM MOYER MCDONALD ALBAN BREININGER
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The East H1gh School H1 Y Club formed last year by a group of bovs
under the d11ect1on of Mr Glen O Ream H1gh 'ichool Boys Secretary
of the Central Y M C A has closed 1tS second xear of ex1stence
The serx1ces of N11 A I VOIYS club d119Ct01 of the 1n1t1al orgamza
t1on xxere happllx secu1 ed for 1919 20 and under h1s xery able leadersh1p
the study of the B1ble xx as unde1taken as the xears prog1am Several
1ed hot debates on ex 91XddX subxects xx ere staged to D1 ox 1de some var1ety
1n the meetlngs M1 Vous has the ra1e facultv of reach1ng the hearts
of the boxs and 1mp1ess1ng them Wlth h1s magnet1c personahtx Those
xxho haxe attended meet1ngs regularly vx1ll carry a l1fe long mfluence left
bx those Wednesdax ex en1ngs f1 om sex en to e1ght oclock at the Central
Y M C A
East s club had a membersh1p of txxentx two and an ax erage attend
ance of about fou1teen xx as ma1nta1ned for the xear At the Get together
meet1ngs of all the H1 Y Clubs of the CltX xx h1ch xfxere addressed by such
p1om1nent men as D1 Buuett Dr Rlttenhouse and Coach VI 1lce East
xx as always vxell rep1esented
The h1gh spot 1n the 5931 was a memo1ably en1oyable banquet Wh1ch
Hr Vorys gaxe to the club members at the Columbus Club Apr1l 14th
At th1s banquet talks xx e1e g1X en by all the members on subxects rang1ng
from The Blble to Personal Camplng Exper1ences It xxas here that
Mr Vorys xxas g1x en a pleasant surpr1se xx hen he vxas presented xx1th an
East H1 Y P1n the g1ft of the club to shoxx the1r apprec1at1on of h1s ser
YICBS The club p1n IS a gold tr1angle xx1th H1 Y and E IH black
enamel show1ng the school colors
Nexx Ofl'1C9l9 elected at the banquet a1e Russell G1nthne1 pres1dent
Earl Alban VICQ presldent John NN 1ll1ams secretarx treasurer
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The year of 1919 20 was the most successful ID East Hlgh Y W C
A hlstory A membershlp drlve conducted under the leadershxp of Eleanox
LEWIS and Eleanor Flsher early 1n October galned for the organ1zat1on a
personnel of two hundred Attendance at the regular seml monthly meet
nggs held the second and fourth Wednesdays 1n every month yarled from
3 to 50
In addltlon to the regular meetlngs a Vesper servlce 1n December
a party for all members of the Hlgh School Frlendshlp Clubs 1n January
and a Mother Daughter Banquet 1n February vs ere held at the Central Y
W C A
A new sort of meetlng the dlscusslon meetlng was lntroduced th1s
year These were meetlngs ln wh1ch a general d1scuss1on of such toplcs
as Frlendshlp was conducted These meetlngs proxed very popular At
several regular meetlngs speakers were secured Mrs H R Spencer a
member of the lnternatlonal lnstltute Commlttee for Amer1can1zat1on
spoke on Amerlcanlzatlon Dr D F Rlttenhouse pastor of the Flrst
B3pt1St Church upon Character and MISS Courtney Phg slcal Dlrector
of the Y W dlscussed A Good Understandmg
Dlrected by Helen Cherlngton the Soclal Servlce Commlttee has per
formed valuable Work Four glrls VlSlt9d the West Slde Settlement every
Saturday to teach sewlng and one glrl told storles on Tuesdav to chlldren
at the South Slde Settlement Glrls of the Soclal SGFVICC Commlttee helped
fill Thanksglvlng baskets for the Oak Street Day Nursery and under thelr
dlrectlon the East Y W gave a Chrlstmas partv at the West Slde Settle
ment
An mnovatlon th1s year was the practlce of selllng candy at the foot
ball games At the games and at first of the two candy sales held at East
durlng the vear 338 00 was made
Great credlt for the success of th1s year s Y W at East IS due to Mrs
S A Noble advlsor of the club and Mlss Aleen Ramsey Secretary of
Glrls Work for the Columbus Y W C A
Officers for 1919 20 were Josephlne Bye Presldent Ellzabeth
Dumond VlC9PF6S1d6Ht Audrey Maloney Secletary Marv Hoffmann
Treasurer
Officers for 1920 1921 are Eleanor Wlllson Presldent Allce Rlch
ards VICE Presldent Ellzabeth Dumond Secretary Catherlne Prlce
Treasurer
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EAST HIGH
Girls Else Cllluh
The Girls Glee Club has done unusually well this year, IH both mem
bership and accompllshments Eighty girls were enrolled and all remained
falthful to the Club Dues were fixed at one dollar and thlrty cents the
money belng used to buy the music
The Officers were Dlrector MISS Batterson, President Geraldlne
Rlegger, Vice President Helen Shears, Secretary, Eleanor Lewis, Treas
urer Frances Thompson, Llbrarlans, Dorothy Batchelder, Anlta Warner,
Helen Creedon Lola Wrlght
MISS Batterson Worked very hard for the success of the Club and
much credit IS due her for her diligence and patience Wlth the girls Each
member was taught the essentlals of music, such as appreclation of good
music, 1fS Interpretatlon and readmg
The grand finale for Whlch the girls had been Worklng Since Septem
ber, was the delightful concert glven at the Elks Home, Thursday even
Ing Aprll 29th
NOCTURN VIOIIN OBLIGATO-ISABEL CLARK
THE FOREST TRAILWGLFE CILB
DANCING DOLI INOIDENTAI SOLO-HELEN CREEDON
IN THE INGLENOOK GLEE CLUB
MITTINATTA
THE SONG OF THE ROBIN
SPRING IS AWAKF HELEN CREEDON
MORNING
HER ROSE
FORGET ME NOT GIRIS QLARTET
COLOMBA FOLK SONG OF TUSCAN
THF CRY Ol' RACHEL-GERALDINE RIEGGFR
PRAYER
YE WHO THE LONGING KNEW
ORPHEUS AND HIS LUTE GLEE CLUB
STEPPING TOGETHER
ROLLING DOWN T0 RIO
WHERE THE LILIES BLOOM BOYS QUARTETL
V SPANISH DANCE
GYPSY AIR JOHN VLASAK VIOLINIST
VIII MELISANDE
FIDDLE AND I VIOLIN OBLICATO WARD HENDERSON
ENLHANTMENT JEANETTE TRONE
WHEN GREI-N LEAVES COME AGAIN
PRETTY BLUSHING ROSES
Brown
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Poldmz
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Tostz
Case
Games
Speals S
Coombs
Gzese
Kurt Schlmdler
Salter
Moussergshy
Tselzmkowsky
Su ll 1 van
Marcy
German
Thompson
Sarasatc
Sarasate
Goetz
Goodeve
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DUSK IN JUNE Mrs H H A Beach
SONG BIRDS ARE SINGING-GLEE CLUB
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THE CRUCIBLE
EMILY MESTER HELEN CREEDON GERALDINE RIEGGER LOLA WRIGHT
FRANCES THOMPSON
61115 Quartet
The East Hlgh Glrls Quartet of 19 20 IS one of the muslcal or
ganlzatlons of Wh1Ch East may be proud The g1rls composmg this quar
tette are Helen Creedon first soprano Frances Thompson second so
prano Geraldme Rlegger first alto Lola Wrlght second alto and Emllv
Mester p1an1st MISS Batterson of course IS thelr dlrector
The Quartets first appearance was December 21st at the Y W C
A Chrxstmas servlces January 8th and 9th they sang at Shepard before
the Parent Teachers Assoc1at1on The glrls deserve hlgh pra1se for thelr
efforts ln preparlng for thelr program feature whlch was to be glven as
part of the Glrls Glee Club Concert but whlch was prevented by the
sudden death of Lola Wrlght s mother and the 1llness of Helen Creedon
Such selectlons as Mornmg by Oley Speaks The Four Leaf Clover
and Her Rose by Coombs were thoroughly coached and show the loyalty
enthuslasm and zeal of both the girls and thelr leader
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EARL ALBAN TOM FULTON L ROY JOHNSON CHESTER BARR
Maps Quartet
Early last fall some boys got together and practlced a few songs and
IU two weeks the Favorlte Four appeared IH chapel wlth pleasmg re
sults Never ln the hlstory of East Hlgh has there been as successful a
body of mus1cal people and dramatlc as well ASld9 from xnnumerable
comedy productlons one for the Senlor Junlor and the other for the Junlor
Senlor Both of these were comlcal pleaslng and fittlng lnasmuch as they
lecalled to most of us scenes of not long ago
Among the bus1ness clubs before vnhlch they sang are the BUSINESS
Men s Exchange Club the Rotary Club and the KIWZHIS Club
They asslsted the Glrls Glee Club 1n thelr concert at the Elks Home
and furnlshed the h1t of the evemng The mlnstrel show put on by the
Senlor boys for the Alumm Assocatlon Banquet at the Southern Hotel
was a success due to the efforts of our Favorlte Four Other dates
filled by the boys thlS year were at the Y M C A Franklln Park M E
Church Broad Street Church of Chrlst Hlgh School of Commerce Semor
Play Banquet and at the Semor and Junlor PICHIC
M1ss Ruth Trott Columbus best Hlgh School planlst IS the accom
pamst for th1s supreme quartet Mayor part of the Credlt for the success
of the quartet must be glven to Ruth for her conslstent work and w1ll1ng
ness to help when called
Earl C Flop J Alban smgs first tenor and has a lvrlc volce He was
not 1n school last yeal and wlll be the only one back next vear
J Thomas 1 Tommy D Fulton IS the second tenor of fine VOICQ and
a pleaslng personallty
Le Roy Q Roy J Johnson has the bar1tone part and although not Wlth
the bows at the start of the tear has done remarkably well
Chester Q Chet J Barr holds dovsn the bass and he sure holds xt
D O W' N He 1S one of the lowest bassos ln Columbus and holds the
r1bbon for the Hlgh Schools Chet 1S also studymg wlth Miss Crawford
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DUDLEY HARRIS JAMES REARDON
DOROTHY BATCHELDER
Pageant The Ingbt
The Llght the first educatlonal pageant to be presented by Colum
bus publlc school puplls was glven w1th great success at Memorlal Hall
Vlaw 14 and 15
MISS Catherlne T Bry ce asslstant superlntendent of Cleveland schools
IS the author of The Llght Wh1Ch was brought to Columbus at the sug
gestlon of MISS Marle Gugle asslstant superlntendent and Mr John H
Francis general manager of Columbus schools
East Hlgh presented Experlence the first Gllmmer Experlence
portrayed the death of a rash boy who against wlser counsel ate po1sonous
frult and dled as a result Thls was the severest lesson of Educatlon
Dudley Harrls James Reardon Catharlne McEvoy and Dorothy Batchel
der took part 1n the East Gllmmer
Followxng IS a 11st of the names of the varlous Gllmmers and the
Flrst Gllmmer Experlence East Hlgh
Second Gllmmer Tradltlon Commerce Hlgh
Thlrd Gllmmer Inventlon West Hlgh
Fourth Gllmmer Tralnlng Roosevelt Intermedlate
Flfth Gllmmer D1sc1pl1ne North Hlgh
S1Xth Gllmmer Democracy South H1gh
Seventh Gllmmer The Book Trades School
Elghth Gllmmer The Dame School Mt Vernon Intermedlate
Douglas Intermedlate
Nlnth Ghmmer A Modern School Hubbard Intermedlate Avon
dale Intermedlate
Tenth Gllmmer The Probable School of the Future Crestvlew
Intermedlate Indlanola Intermedlate
Elex enth Gllmmer The Dream of Educatlon M110 Intermedlate
Mound Street Intermedlate
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Qiast laugh Zllumm Qssuuatunn
Ofhcers of the Assoclatlon for the year 1920 21 elected at the ban
quet are
Presldent Sylvester A Noble 05
V106 President Mrs John G Kennedy 05
Secretary Edward S Thomas 09
Treasurer Torrence C Melrose 17
The East Hlgh Alumnl ASSOC13tl0H formed some elght or ten years
ago has always been prosperous and strong No other l1ke or0'an1zat1on
IH the c1ty can compare wlth lt ln pep enthuslasm or numbers Its object
lS to perpetuate the excellent sp1r1t of love comradeshlp loyalty and
enthuslsam that prevalls at East Hlgh
As Mr Kelley sa1d ln hlS speech at the Alumnl Banquet we must have
somethlng for whlch we can be loyal somethlng for whlch we are w1ll1ng
to sacrliice our selfish deslres that xt may grow and be strong Such an
organlzatlon IS our assoclatlon Surely none of 1ts members belong for
the pure fun of the thlng An evenlng spent 1n watchlng Charles Chaplln
play Wlth a revolvlng door would brlng more laughs It 1sn t the laughs
we are seeklng but the renewlng of the Splrlt of old East Hlgh among
those who feel that 1ts precepts and teachmgs are of the hlghest and best
Our banquet and dance on the evenlng of May 20th was one of the
most successful that we have ever had both xn polnt of numbers and IH
enthuslasm Two hundred and forty two were actually seated around
the banquet board surely an 1nsp1r1ng gatherlng 1n xtself and one that
lends great promlse for all such gatherlngs 1n the future
The present Senlor Class played 1tS part 1n fine style gettlng out
posslbly a hundred and twenty five of 1ts members Not satlsfied wlth
d1d ln elegant style The mmstrel show was a wonderful success and I
thlnk that every alumnus or alumna present past or future wlll agree wlth
me heartlly that lt was some merry llttle show Al G Field would haxe
applauded It voclferously had he been so fortunate as to attend
Let all of us who are graduatlng th1s year remember wlth prlde that
we are members of the Alumm Assoclatlon of East Hlgh School the best
Hlgh School because It IS ours and make a solemn vow that we w1ll do all
ln our power to foster ltS growth and strengthen 1tS power 1n any SCPVICB
large or small that may come to our hand
Yours ln the sp1r1t of East Hxgh School
S A Noble Presldent
Gush jllilen anh Qlirue
No school 1n Columbus has a more efflclent and 1ndustr1ous corps of
Janltors than East Hlgh Comblned Wlth thls QHICIQIICY and 1ndustry IS
length of seruce the record belng
George Lasher 18 years
Lewls Evans 15 years
Thomas Roberts 5 years
Wynn Rogers 1 year
And aboxe all these men are true frlends of every East Hlgh student
from the day he enters the school untll he IS graduated
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Another new organlzatlon at East Hlgh thls year IS the Sprmg Street
H1 Y Club Th1s club was formed last fall shortly after the dedlcatlon of
the new Sprmg Street Y M C A under the leadershlp of Mr Mason
former Secretary of the Y
Debates and addresses by promlnent men are glven at the meetlngs
every Frlday evemng Mr G W Gentry has 1ust been elected leader of
the club A debatlng team composed entlrely of East boys met and de
feated a Cmcmnatx team but was ltself defeated when the Clncmnatl team
came here Members of the teams were Damel Llncoln Captam
Robert Sm1th Watson Trlbbet James Few and W1l11am Saunders
The club has 28 members from the dlfferent Hlgh Schools ln the clty
East boys secured all the offices of the club Robert Smlth Presldent
James Few Vlce Presldent Wllllam Brown Secretary and Danlel L1n
coln Treasurer Other East boys ln the club are Jean Anderson Ralph
Butler Carl Crampton Earle Foley Foster NGWIID W1ll1am Saunders
Watson Trlbbet Earl Watson Danlel Waugh and Ph1l1p Holbrook
lung Qtreet 9 E QE Q
The Frlendshlp Club composed of Hlgh School glrls of the clty IS an
lmportant factor ln the Long Street Y W C A It was organlzed 1n
October 1919 and smce then has done much good work MISS N1na G11
bert MISS Izora Fmch M1ss BQSSIQ Wllllams MISS Mary Strlbbllng and
Mlss Stella Brooks of East Hlgh are members of the club M1ss Fmch a
senlor IS presldent of the club Mxss Brooks a Junlor IS secretary
The club does charlty work such as looklng after poor chlldren durlng
the holldays The glrls also do upllftlng work where frlendless glrls are
concerned The object of the club IS to do good to everyone who stands
1n need of axd soclally or otherwlse
For recreatlon the g1rls have hlkes and gymnaslum work MISS
Mustapha a leader IH Y W C A work has charge of the club and
chaperoned the glrls on a hlke Monday May 31st The glrls have partles
frequently and wxll glve a play IH the near future In the pageant glven
recently ln Memorlal Hall by the Y W C A MISS Izora Fmch and MISS
N1na Gllbert members of the club formed a part of the Blue Trlangle
Meetlngs are held the first and th1rd Frlday of every month at the Center
Mxss Mustapha has charge of It
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laugh 'flights m the fear
School starts
Mr Cordray returns
F1rst mass meetmg
Football East 27 Commerce 0
Football East 13 MHTIOD 7
Student Councll organlzed
Football East 12 Delaware 12
Football East 9 Aqumas 0
Y W C A drive ends Packards 100
Flrst X Rays out
Hellenlc Llterary Soclety reorganlzed
X Rays Yellow Sheet out East 7 North 6
Flrst Semor meetmg
Football South 15 East 0
Flrst Junlor meetmg'
Thanksgnlng Day
East Hlgh football dance
Chrlstmas Day
Guls Valent1ne Leap Year X Rays out
Green t1es socks etc prevalent
19 20 Senlor Play She Stoops to Conquer presented
KPRIL
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JUNE
Abner Davenport sneaks m the Co Ed Prom
Plgtall Day and Sock and T1e Day celebrated
Semor Junlor party
Boys Swlmmmg Team takes Central Ohlo champlonshlp
Forty one quallfy for the Honor SOC16ty
15 Pageant The Llght presented by Columbus schools
East Hlgh Alumm Banquet
Junlor Semor party
Semor Junlor p1cn1c
Class Day EXCTLISQS
Commencement Exercxses
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WALTER ENGLISH JR
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LEWIS LEHMAN
CITY EDITOR
ELEANOR G FISHER
SENIOR REPORTER
RUSSELL M NEEDHAM
ATHLETIC EDITOR
ELEANOR WILLSON
MAIDS MIRROR ASSOCIATE
ROGER HAYDEN
PROWLER EDITOR
CLARKE L BROKAW
JOKE AND EXCHANGE EDITOR
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ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER
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PROWLER EDITOR
MARGARET HUDSON
MAIDS MIRROR EDITOR
OSCAR A OGDEN
CIRCULATION MANAGER
LOIS SANBORN
woMEN s WORLD REPORTER
ROBERT NELSON EARL ALBAN
LEROY JOHNSON
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I dreamed as I sat on a bench 1n the park of the sky and the earth
and the sea the sun had set and the yy orld grew dark as a v1s1on came to
m Twas a hlgh school prophecv yea the Class of 1920 that passed
before my ey es as shadows molded mto form I saw thelr future llves
Dorls Audrey and Bertha Fuge they plav the Three WISE Fools
whlle Beynon draftsman cant be beat 1n makmg slldlng rules Fred
T1bbetts IS a parson vyho hltches brldes and grooms whlle old Pob Rlble
goes round a sell1ng hlgh prlced brooms Frank Horch ran for presldent
but dldn t have a chance md Helen Frey upset the world wlth some new
fangled dance McDonald runs a pawn shop and of course IS makmg good
whlle hls latest blg deal bargaln IS the I IZLIQ ot Ruth Wood
Charles Pxtts runs a 1ewelry shop wlth a hundred dollar clock and
long vylth Helen Marsh and Andy Jones went on a farm he s a
hayseed novy by garshl Then under hlm IS Marcus Wolt a workmg day
and nlght and Andy caught h1m m the pantry oglmg Lola Wrlght A
mmble toe shakes Don Cadot one of the stage s leaders and as a partner
Loulse Baumgartner along Wlth Dolores Peters Now Don holds LOUISE
by the neck and swears that he w1ll k1ll her but he IS stopped bv Flor
ence Beck and llttle Martha Mlller
BASEBALL GOODS GLOVES SUITS MITTS SHOES MASKS
BATS TENNIS RACKETS TENNIS BALLS
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JOSEPH H KENNAN CO
SPORTING GOODS EXCLUSIVELY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Both Phones 5211 19 Gay St West Columbus 0
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Southwest Comer Gay and Hugh Streets
Geraldme Rlegger slngs the lead and pulls through ln real style wh1le
the chlef nut 1n the cast lt seems IS our own Donald Kyle Then on
Hlgh Street IS a hotel that s owned by Barbara Slater Lowell Lewls IS
a bell boy and John Cole IS a Walter But ln the basement Wllbert Mad
dux operates the levers and they say hes 1n love Wlth the frlsky cook
above shes one Mabel Severs
George Stemmetz was a tlnner man a man of wondrous fame but he
had a dumb asslstant Bob Zlmmer vsas h1s name Now George fell off the
housetop the street was where he l1t They rushed h1m to the aged ward
the nurse was Glenna Schlltt Then 1n came Doctor Slmeon Heston to fxnd
out George s trouble and there was Glenna feedmg h1m a chocolate
cherry bubble A paper called The Mornmg Mllk IS edlted by Metters
but Walter Engllsh IS hlS sec and opens all hls letters
Now Clarke Brokaw bought a cxrcus tent and started on the road
wlth llons tlgers bears and such lt was a heavy load Clarke hlred
Charlle Maxson as chlef among the clowns and the man that feeds the
elephants IS our old frlend Joe Downs Nell Kennedy and Frank Connell
were two of the blggest factors and there was LaRue Etllng who poured
coffee for the actors
Fdna Smlth makes coats and thlngs she bastes and rlps and
stitches whlle Wolford deals ln real estate ln short Bob s dlgglflg dltches
Lester Stlmmel trled to find why two llnes lntersect but Lester lost out
ln the stretch to Mr Herb Knecht
Charles Brelnlnger became a mayor of some small bloommg town
Betty Cohn was an ofhce clerk, as also was Ruth Browne The mayor's
power 1n this town was nothmg but a myth, for cha1rman of the Councll
was 11ttle Maybelle Smlth. Henr1etta Bemamln unraveled rogues'
mtrlgues, whlle Martha Evans and Mxldred G1ll were two of her
colleagues Mayor Charles had to evacuate He d1d the best he could,
but gracefully retlred ln favor of Hazel Underwood So everythlng IS
runnlng shlp shape 1n th1s town finally, although occaslonally IH the oflice,
there IS a fierce "ha1r pul11ng" bee
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l-hgh School Semors
T will pay you well to take a course ln Buslness Trammg at Mann s
School because-
l The enrollment IS llmlted and each student really recelves
Personal Attention and lndlvldual lnstructlon
2 The lnstructors are Unlverslty tramed experts ln their re
spectlve lmes and no advanced pupils or lnexperlenced teachers are
employed
3 The equipment IS the best and most modern
4 Non essentials are eliminated and our courses can he com
pleted ln less time than elsewhere Tlme IS money
5 A Satisfactory Posltlon IS guaranteed at the completion of
the course or tultlon IS refunded The reputation of the School IS
such that the calls for help at all tlmes exceed the supply and our
students are frequently spoken for several weeks and sometimes
months before the completion of their course
6 A dlploma from Mann s School IS an Investment that will
yleld the very hlghest returns and prove to he an invaluable asset ln
the years to come
7 TUltlOn rates are reasonable and the same to all A School
that will offer cut rates IS not to be relied upon
Resldent and Extension Courses ln Spanish Mechanical Draftmg
Shorthand FUbllC Accounting and Auditing
Speclal Summer Courses for Hrgh School and Unlverslty Stu
dents Shorthand wlll be lnvaluable ln your Unlverslty Work both
for your own use and as a source of revenue New pupils starting
every Monday
Call or telephone for a copy of our new catalogue fllled with ln
terestmg mformatlon
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Schultz Bulldmg, 232 North High Street
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John Vlasak was dlsconsolate he broke hls v1ol1n And the sad part
of the thlng was it couldnt be patched in So John gave lt a fitting
grave and and went to buy a marker and there behind the counter was
little Beatrlce Barker Joseph Coady dug the grave and cut the epltaph
and watchmg him stood Luclnda Davls lt surely made her laugh But
then the hammer sllpped and h1t Joe on the finger The fire and brlmstone
Joe then used caused Lucy not to linger
Mary Hoffmann suffraget expresses women s mlnds but when the
girls march IH parade Forbes Webber carr1es slgns Edith Dornblrer
IQ a suff and talks agamst a man and by the way those slgns are
made by Cameron Dungan Ellzabeth Richards won her fame by wrltlng
a new book while Beatrice Mlller burned herself a learnlng how to cook
Chief Justice IH a Woman s Court was little Haliette Jones and
Gerald Middleton got hauled 1n for iollmg out the bones Now the chief
clerk 1n this night coult was sturdy Dorothy Swlsher and foreman on
the 1ury was clex er Eleanor Flsher A modlste shop on old Broadway was
owned by D01 othy R5 der Chrlstlne Werkhaven IQ a clerk and so 15 M1nn1e
Bnvder
Yamo yamo IS the land where Florence Bayer stays whlle mlsslonary
to Sald land IS llttle Laura Mays Many were the happy days so spent
upon this lsland for a wise man ruled thls loxely place Twas Ra1ah
Wllllam Relland Irene Mason was hlS queen They sat upon a hill
and trlppmg l1ghtly down the path merrily came Ruth D111 Now Ruth
and Yamo glflg are 1ust about the same But as she turned a corner
she stopped 11ght 1n her track for Welhe s1tt1ng on a bench made
love to Eleanor Black Ruth told old Judge Jlm Comly and sued for
breach of promlse and Jlm called for some advice from Irma Hleronymus
As the people were not marrled Ruth could not get dlvorced so the only
thmg they did was put Wellle off the force
Earle Foley was a white wlng IH Yamo Yamo Town and influential
1n the burg was Lady Nelhe Brown Grace Kendall owned a laundry and
had things pretty nlce so to help her lun the buslness she hired Ellza
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THE FRANKLIN PARK FLORAL C0
Lmwood and Fair Avenue
Cltz 15107 E 1096
beth WQISS Yamo Yamo was bone dry and to keep parched throats wet
Harold Ebrlght sold dew on the slv and made much kale you bet
As IS the case most every tlme good thmgs cannot last so now poor
Harold whlle bustmg stones IS thmkmg of the past
Way out on the desert sands breathlng the cool n1ght alr IS Mllton
Farber for he IS a llghthouse keeper there Wmters Sampson IS there
too lookmg for a mammal whlle Beatrlce Alten spends her tlme a r1d1ng
on a camel Marle Sattler was delighted wlth the pretty thmgs she saw
and went to see a harem followed by Frances Waugh But there was no
admlttance to any forelgn one for the guy that guards the harem IS
our own B111 MOTFISOH
Now the kmg of th1s sald desert land was elghty vears of age So
he employed Walter Schuette to be h1S llttle page Ruth Smlth wouldn t
hsten to Certrude Thlssen and IH pOl1t1CS trled to mlx but Ewan Hughes
was the pol1t1cal boss and pulled for Margaret Andrlx So Ruth lost out
and the other slde trled 1ts best to decoy her but she was warned and
saved m tlme bv her colleague Mary Boyer
Marlan Carpenter l1V9S and pamts neath pale southern moons Shes
an artlst now and was taught how by Madame Cec1l1a Coons Dorothy
Douglas marrled r1ch and l1ved ln Hotel Fllmore 'whlle Harrv Godley
formed a dancmg team along w1th Ada Gllmour LeRoy Johnson started
up a c1ty of hls own where all busmess was transacted on a wlreless tele
phone Now everybody loved h1m but soon they changed thelr mmds
Now the town has a new mayor and Johnnle rldes the blmds
Grace Collet and Loulse Deckert planned a revolt m Dusseldorf
Oscar Ogden Jomed the two and then Vlfglnla Barnstorff Herman Hamer
was the mayor he called 1n Dr Frank McCla1n Frank laughed and sald
Go west my glrls because you are all xnsane Gladys Jaqulth mvested
money 1n a trlck balloon She hlred a glrl to parachute twas MRFIOH
Falloon Herbert Snapp s developed arms made hlm become a wrestler
and from afar came a movle star by the name of Agnes Kessler
Myron Harnly bought a place that manufactured collars and ln a
year or two twas saxd he made ten thousand dollars Lowell Harvey
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had an enemy and he swore by all the stars he d get hlm So one nlght
he dld Now he s beh1nd the bars
Margaret Hudson started up a h1gh school by herself and advertlsed
It so that lt put all others on the shelf She made herself the prmclpal
and called the hlgh school Casey so to act as head of faculty she hlred
Mlss Allce Lacey Paulme Lewls came to school 1n the cutest pony cart
and got called down by the teacher who was our Helen Lenhart Marga
ret Neff went there to school and so d1d Dorothy Lockhart and both
got a good whlppmg because they acted smart
Dorothy Norrls owned a store It was the profit sort because Doro
thys manager was Abner Davenport Roger Hayden ran a race that
was surely worth the wmnln because the vlctor also won the hand of
Allce MCKIHHOH So Roger ran wlth all h1s mlght and praved to mlghty
heavens but he lost out on the stretch to a sprlnter named Frank Evans
Margaret Roberts so the story IS sung was on the verge of tears because
her beloved Wllllam Plrrung eloped vuth Helen Shears Charles Elckholt
trled the matrlmomal game and hltched w1th Mxldred OBr1en but
he soon found out to hlS sorrow and shame that he had marrled a so
called l1on
Lo1s Sanborn wrote a book Wh1Ch a welrd story tells of the wonderful
deeds of bravery done by Dorothy Wells Dorothy and Frances Thomp
son went to the land of Mogul to save a slster worker who s name was
Gladys Vogel Whlle there they ran 1nto thelr old frlend Helen Sheppard
who was teachlng Elmer Stelnhauser how to tram a leopard It seemed
that Helen Waltenberg had advertlsed a clrcus of repute and Elmer and
Abram Weller were to make the1r l1on sult But somehow lt broke lts
cham and ran abroad at nlght It went to the hotel""' A scream from
Edlth Wrlght Harold Cross came runmng down the stalrs and so dld
Kenneth Clark but Carrle Zllberman caught the thlng for she could see
lt ln the dark But when they brought a cham or two and proceeded
then to shackle someone l1t a llght and found theyd handcuffed Kath
erlne Yeakle
Edward Beverly has passed hls happy day for he went and got marrled
to Esther Hathaway And now Ed can t go out at nlght whlch makes hlm
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FINE CHOCOLATE CAKES BREAD ROLLS
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HEATING
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very grumbly and Esther seeks solace 1n her dear young frlend Ruth
Lumley The other day she went down town to see how much she could
spend and went 1nto a blg store that s managed by Dwlght Frlend She
bought a waxst from Leona Haughn and a hat from Imogene Jones whlch
cost so much that she saw Ruth and requested a few loans Then she
bought some glos es from Handley and a few thlngs from Harold Arthur
so that she had to vsalk home for she had spent her car fare When Ed
saw the expenslxe hat he threvs lt IH the garbage and It was rescued the
next day by the trash man old James Harbage
A great observatory IS run by Jeanette Garrlson and she find an able
helper IH Marguerlte Fullerton Harry G1tl1n spends hls l1fe 1n studylng
the shapes of gourds Whlle Harrlet JeHr1es spends her tune ln maklng
weejee boards Irene HEFFIS wrote a book name Why Is a Free? and a
St0g16 factory IS nova owned by llttle Maxlne Lee
Elbert Persons had a clrcus of tralned fleas but they all escaped to
place themselves on the dog of Margaret R195 The dog stopped and began
to scratch and then began to howl so Margaret called for help and was
answered by Allen McDowell Allen ran to a drug store to get some bromo
Seltzer the glrl behlnd the counter then was Laurabel Stelzer Laurabel
was ln a hurry somethung she couldn t find made her all exclted and she
gave Allen turpentme He rubbed It on the dog and the poor thmg ran
towards Logan It was seen the next day IH Portsmouth by the pollce gxrl
Mabel Hogan
Dorothy South true to her name declded to take a tr1p she bought a
berth on a steamer vshose sklpper was Wllbur Snypp At 10 o clock the
Wh1Stl9 blew and then the boat shoved 05 when runnlng down the pler
came Leo Yassenoff He made a leap but the fast boat had too blg a lead
he fell 1HtO the ocean and was hauled out by Ralph Reed Among the people
golng south was Robert Garfinkle who lmmedlately left the deck when It
began to sprmkle And then a storm came up and shlp began to reel ex ery
one ran to the ra1l 1nclud1ng Dorls Dlehl Josephlne Bye began to cry
and Paul Whlte began to pray Whlle Eleanor Lewls read the Book Wlth
Catherlne Cassldy And then a great hogshead of o1l was upset by
Kathryn Ketteler It spread upon the water and acted as a settler
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QUALITY FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Roses Carnat ons Sweet Peas and Corsages
a Specialty
McKellar Flower Shop
22 NORTH HIGH STREET
Russ Needham owned a ball park but the place dldn t pay unt1l as
busxness manager he hxred Raymond Nlday John Rether was a malnstay
ln the pltchlng tussle and was held down admlrable by catcher Remple
Russell The best bet on the stlck work was httle Johnnle Mlner and
one day he broke a bat IH d1'lX1Ilg out a llner The ball went to a brewery
among the hops and malt the one who chased the ball was Putnam Ana
walt Edward Mlller was the star of h1t and run whlle the best fielder
on the team was Wlndsor Atcheson
Loa Wheaton held the champ1onsh1p fO1 row1n t1ll Loa and Ruth
Whlte were beaten by Gladys and Jamce Bowen W yl1e avlator IS called
Daredev1l Harry He somersaults a thousand teet w1th first mate
Rachael Cary Burton McMahon trled to lnvent a new klnd of msect
klller but he had to have lack to finance hls scheme and he went to
wealthler Frank Mlller Burton hlred a salesman who was MISS Elmore
Reed and w1th Frankle s money and Elmore s pep the powder went way
1n the lead
Charles Clark was a prlsoner under the southern moons a prlsoner
of cannlbals led by Eddle Kuhns The day to roast h1m had arrlved
and poor Charles read the psalters when a sh1p drew 1n the bay and he
was saved as he never falters Vlartha Bauman started on research work
abroad and met Armand McColl1ster who was there a laylng sod When
Martha recogmzed hlm he started on the run to the Amerlcan Consul who
was Helen Cherlngton So Armand got a good 1ob as an electrlc welder
1n the b1g 1ron foundry of Dorothy Batchelder
Ruth Jones female detectlve was tra1l1ng a gang of crooks who had
broken open a safe owned by Ehzabeth Brooks Catherlne Roberts and
SCOTT S CltZ 7775 ALLEN S
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Business Trammg
243 East Gay Street Mann 2001
Before enterlng Business College lnvestlgate this Frxvate
Tralmng School where lncllvldual mstructlon IS glven
You can complete your course ln half the
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SATISFACT ORY POSITIONS GUARANTEED ALL
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LOUISE Jones also were motor cops and saw the robbers rxde away above
the green tree tops Then Ehzabeth crled full many tears as lf her heart
would break but Esther Fleming gun IH hand shot the avlators down
mto a lake So they got the robbers and captured all the haul It was
returned to Ellzabeth by the pollce chlef Harold Stahl
Helen Smlth lnvented a new kmd of lce cream cone She wanted to put
It forward and went to Bernard Stone Now Bernard was a lawyer but
he hated to decexve her so he sent her to hls lawyer frlend whose name was
Maston Weax er Maston sald No good' but Helen knew twas rlght so
she set up a factory w1th the money of Grace Whlte
Fern Sutherly made money from a show of Punch and Judy e
planned and ran the show wlth the help of V1rg1n1a Schuette Harold
Whlttlesey lnvented a new kmd of Pmg Pong and made a fortune ln a
year away out IH Hong Kong EIOISQ LQWIS became an expert wlth a
gun and won the natlonal champ1onsh1p from Everett Melancon Carllsle
Dollmgs got caught at last and called hls sweetheart Honey Ona Ad
kms set up a store and made a lot of money
Dorothy Wllson learned to bake and then became a caterer Elhott
Hatfield got very brave and IS now an avlator Ray Relnert who IS Wldely
known became a clrcus r1der hls wlfe gets upon a horse and he S1tS down
THE HCTEL OF PERFECT SERVICE
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Let us take care of your Partles, Dances, etc
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b6SldG 'er Ruth Baumgartner walked a WIFE and she dld It most gally,
wh1le Ward Henderson llfted a thousand dumb bells dally
Alberta Nlckens was to wed but thls tlme was so late that her hus
band yet to be ran off wlth Ora Pate A guy from North Hlgh went out
one day and hls only thought was to waylay The flrst vlctlm that he had
was our own Thelma Haley He Sald GIVE me all the kale you ve got
and then up came a cop and knocked h1m down and sent hlm to the pen
Funlce D1SS1l'lg6I' got rxch qulck and gave a formal ball She ll1Vlt9d
frlends from far and near to fill her danclng hall The best dressed person
at the dance was Kathryn Sheeran Whlle Janlce Allen cooled herselt
wlth a wonderful peacock fan Eunlce had contracted for the best Jazz
m the town Robert Smlth play ed ln lt and so d1d W1ll1am Brown
Marjorle Moore came runnlng ln cox ered all over Wlth dust and Sald
she had been run over by the auto of Vlolet Lust Dorothy Cooper serx ed
the feed 1n a large sllver box and had to fish down ln the soup for a
11ng dropped by Jennle Fox The party ended grandly w1th a swallow of
tan-colored foam Then Phlllp Klrkpatrlcks t3X1 hne took all the people
home
Nma Gllbert dldn t have to work for she sure had a clnch All the
vsork was done for her by her partner Izora Flnch
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THE PAPER STORE
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HARDWARE
COMPANY
1250 1252 OAK STREET
CITIENS PHONE 15782
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Fancy Groceries, Meats
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Business School in Ohio to be accredited by the State Department
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Only four Business Schools ln Ohio have qualified
You can prepare to teach the commercial branches in the High Schools
of the State
A FOUR YEARS STATE CERTIFICATE WILL BE GRANTED L
graduates of the BLISS TEACHERS TRAINING COURSE
Without Examination
The Bliss school has been fully accredited by the National Association
of Accredited Commercial Schools
A larger percentage of High School graduates and University trained
students register here than any other business school in Ohio
Ask any East High graduate who has taken a course at Bliss College
what he thinks of our school It is the only school in Columbus teach
mg Higher Accountancy courses leading to the C P degree
BLISS COLLEGE HAS WON FIRST PLACE IN FIVE NATIONAL
test it was a Bliss student who stood FIRST
Thirty students placed ln positions during the past two weeks
salarles rangxng from S65 00 to 3150 00 a month to start
Call at the office phone or write for full information
Summer terms begins uly 5th Fall term starts September
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COLUMQHERQEEEEQZL ISEQAIR CO.
MAZDA LAMPS, SUPPLIES, Etc.
1242 Oak Street
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LOUISQ Hardlng was a tralned nurse and ln Indla heard the call She
was accompamed on the trlp by the chief nurse named Ruth Paul
Otto Swlsher played the lead 1n a show called Slster Lester the
leadlng lady ln the cast bemg lxttle Emlly Mester
Hllah Vorhees went ln buslness wlth Grace Clark so she made a cool
half mllllon and bullt a publlc park
Roberta Treschel s name was known both far and near She played
the woman s leadlng roles 1n the tragedles of Shakespeare She appeared
as Lady Macbeth dressed ln a dark red cloak and then the sun s rays hlt
my head and I qulckly awoke
Th1S IS the prophecy of the Senior Class the Class of 1920 wlth
laughs and smlles and many yawns and happmess a plenty The v1s1on
trled to portray what a few years soon Wlll do I wonder how many
SQHIOIS w1sh thls dleam vslll Indeed come true
T1s sald a prophet s not famed ln hls own town but our glfted seer
has all the world renown He is our heavlest Semor man for he has al
vs avs welghed a Fulton
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"A Place of Good Egan" Picture Frame and Art Shop
Sandwidles- ll inds Wor alled For and elivered
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Has Bren Ojwmfly Accreffztm' by Me
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In addition to regular Stenog1aph1c Secie
tarlal Bookkeeplng and Accountlng Courses
Office Tralnlng School now offers a Teachers
Tra1n1ng Course approved by the State Depart
ment Graduates of th1s course w1ll FGCGIVQ a
Four Year State Certificate wlthout examlnatlon
Approval by the State Department means that
Office Tralnlng School has been thoroughly 1n
spected has measured up to the very h1ghest
standards and IS answerable to the State for the
contlnuatlon of these hlgh standards
Satlsfactory pos1t1ons are guaranteed all
graduates no matter what course they have com
pleted Students Wlth one years Unlverslty
credlts can complete the Teachers Course 1n
twelve months
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DESIGNERS .. ILLUSTRATORS
ENGRAVERS
COLUMBUS OHIO
VANCES DRUG STORE
CANDY CIGARS SODA
VISIT OUR NEW FOUNTAIN
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OAK STREET AT WILSON AVENUE
SCHREICKS PHOTO STUDIO
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