East High School - Exodus Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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T I-I E B L U E English Course. Robert Harris Ball Robert J. Collins Halbert F. Doig Reginald Orpin Eaton Mary Hinds Ely Orlen Alexander Ferriman Verna May Grandy Melville MacGillivray Greig Louise Ray Gusky Criene Ruth Longo Raymond John Neal Arthur Homer Stephan Kenyon Clark Speddy Scientific Course. Marion Varian Albin Franklin M. Aldridge Norma Baker Paul H. Bidwell Frederick VVilliam Boltz, Jr. Florence Irene Bottrell Ronald Brown Dorothy Brush Donald Burdette H Sarah Caroline Carman NVilliam Carran Florence Marion Caswell Fred Chandler Elizabeth C. Coinbes Arthur VVallace Damon Geneva Dellnage Monica Doran Harvey Harold Elsoier Oliver Emrieh George Fenstermacher Miriam Katherine Franz John J. Gattozzi Harold D. Gibson Rhea Ida Glueck C. Adam Graham Claude Sidney Grasgreen Lillian Greenbaum AND som: Evelyn May Greenslade Anna Griffiths Leah Gross Elmer L. Groth Elizabeth Fell Harrold- Flora Heimerdinger- Jeannette Henderson Frances Irene Herrick Elizabeth Ruby Johnson Margaret E. Junkin Sarah Marie Kaufman John O. Keim ' YVilbur Roy Klein John Kloss Lewis F. Kohn Lucille Konker Marion Baer Kronthal Dorothy Mary Land Margaret Lander Marion Lander Rolinda Beth Lawrence Elsie B. Lederle Reba May Lewis Leonard A. Lindner Hilda Jeannette McGee Edith Hester Mason Leonard Joseph Melaragno Margaret Milne Annaleen Nelson Lawrence -NVeddell Newman John Eric Olson Douglas' C. Palmer Anna Pavlicek Archibald Galen Peoples Bessie Laverne Permut Marion -Louise Piehl Helen Catherine Reifel Helen Margaret Reinhart Ruth K. Richmond Frances Rowell Donald L. Schaub Helen Dorothy Schulze' Mildred Pauline Sielaf Douglas L. Sharpe Dudley M. Sitling

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12 EAST HIGH SCHOOL Boys, says Shorty, my old alarum clock is goin, to ring in a minit an' tell me I bin drean1in'. This is a fact, says Ed, Non-Skid was six lengths ahead on the home stretch an' going strong. We kin start countin' now, I reckon. I like to hear th' jingle when I counts, says Shorty. About an hour later a telegram came from Cy. , Eddy tore it open, read it, to himself, then started on it again. Well, says Shorty, can't ya figger out how much ya Won or is it Writ in Spanish? . Ed gave it to Sam to read. Sam thought that the luck was too much for Eddy, so he started in. Here goes, says he. A H 'Vile took a big chance. General Santy Voono had his roll on No Hope, an' when he seen Skid hit tha' home stretch in the lead, he pulled his daily revolution,'an' Skid got shot in the scrape. No Hope dragged in first. We made quite a mis- take.-Cy.' Mistake, howled Shorty, man, it's a calamity. ,N l1e spoke fur us all. DEPARTURE Four years no-w withifn- thy portals H ave we spent in work and play 5 Har-el it is for us to leave you, H ard to turn our diifferefnt ways. Many are the friends 'we've found here, Many, too, the happy hours: And in seeking after knowledge, Pleasure, 'profit have been ours. Yet the day 'is to as beckoning: Time has come when we must part, Each to take his separate byway, Each 'upon L'ife's work to start. S'o it is with Smile and Sorrow, So it is -we turn away 3 Smile for Clays of pleasure spent here, Sorrow that we can--not stay. NIELVILLE M. GREIG. - EAST HIGH SCHOOL. P Class of June, 1918. Classical Joseph N. Abrahams Leola M. Benninghoft Helen Marie Clobitz Martha Castleberry Cooke Eila Caroline Davis Laura Bell Froggett ' Ruth Goldreich' John P. Hart Marion Hart Georgiana D. Holmes Robert Harold Koehler George Frederick Lamprecht Carl F. Lauster Course. Hugo A. Maerlender Erie Louise Munsie Raymond Pomeroy Lucy Louisa Roofe Catherine Rose Ryan Kenmore Schweitzer Josephine Sloan Beatrice Josephine Sprague Helen Gertrude Toland Margaret Norris Waite William Henry Watkins Kurt M. Zorn A 1

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14-A Hazel Louise Sprague Dorothy Staiger Edwin N. Strand Helen Elida Sundstroin Georgia Mable Temple Enid Tippet Earl W, Tite Donald G., Tomlinson , EASTI-IIGH scHoo'I. Ben O. Truesdale Frances Marie Ulcher P Bert Van Dellen 1 Howard J. Vormelker Elton N. VVennerstrom Barton Nichol Williams Helen E. Zeve Gertrude Zuckerman 'CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM. School Yells p Rackety Cax, ' ' ' 'Locomotive ' ' Song- Keep the Home Fires Burning Led by John Gattozzi Dinner Toastmaster A. Stephen Toast to Class B. Truesdale Class History M. Greig Remarks G. Smith Toast to School L. B. Froggett H. Toland Class Prophecy J. Sloan L. Newman Toast to East Boys in Service H. Maerlender Song- Over There Led by Gatozzi Remarks Mr. Lothman Song-Star Spangled Banner Dance L COMMEN CEMENT PROGRAM. Dr. Spaulding, Superintendent of Schools, presiding. Invocation Music- Merry June Charles Vincent Senior Class Mantle Oration , Frances Rowell Response Osborn Bartlett Music- Down in the Dewy Dell Henry Smart Senior Girls Presentation of Liberty Bond ' Edward Rodewald Awarding of Honors Daniel VV. Lothman, Principal Music- Moonlight Eaton Fanning Senior Class 'Address Mr. VV. G. Leutner Dean of W6St8l'11 Reserve University Presentation of Diplomas Mrs. Clara Tagg Brewer Member of the Board of Education The Star Spangled Banner V TWO IN FLANDERS. A brown-cheeked boy Lay in the mud, In the drab, sticky, shell-ploughed mud. And his open eyes shone Like the deep wells of gods. And above was the moon, K With the freighted memories Benediction Cf ages. These two alone, At peace. And the moon Gently touched his lips V In a last reverent sacrament.