East High School - Minaret Yearbook (Akron, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1949 volume:

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Q-'QF-5, dim 31- JL' :qv ijg-q.5',f'5t.. H"3:-- ,4.-'-N.-"f'1ay .-1-51 L5 r -1'5-,g:-g-ffgq.- -Q - A ' 'Qin ,af-y' in--5 'W .31 '-rvf'1-'LTE'f'- I '-ff .1- 55-255-IT. '-VQiif11'55rE-1'?f?i6.?f.aT7a2-l?g'fe-'3l??f?,iEf1f?'i"l5-7'i-21iEf'- 1-. 'f-173:21'5'i"f:f-"5TfTV?Q6iL.2:ff' f I I 7 ,, wmfzet' gg? JW K H, , 44 X we' fi ,- Q-if W STAFF Dona Dawes Martha Gelohaxt Xlnx Kax Pocllok Catheune XX alul Ann Bonclaroxlclu Daxlcl Boslex Robelt Boxlel Maulxn Buckner Florence Cundlff Marx Catherme F1sher Bettx Lou Games Merle Hlll Jovee Holllngsworth Robert Lanex Faxe Land Ilelta Lee Franeeb Matunlch Nanex Palm Joann Rlbdon JoAnn Staples Bettx Thornton James Wellman Loxs Worrell Denms VV1ckl1ne CO CHAIRMEN Joanne Johnson 1511111 XIOIYIS ADVERTISING hennetn Dau hertv Duane VK o le PHOTOGRAPHY Clarence Bun Xl O 'X el ADVISORS N11 Eleanor Leclbetter Nha Adelme Nlelaelancl Nllqs Hazel Xl1LLennan Xlx Clarence Paxsell W , A , , 2 A' ' ivy . " 'Q 2 vl L4 . , . 'rr Clarence Berry Yiir' 'C 1 ' 7 ' ' Q ., , E, , , ll: , '. l' ' '. Wlth deep respect and gratltude We dGd1C3tG Thelr sympathet1c understarldmg of our ln d1v1dual problems thelr unurmg prlde m our small tmumphs have gwen us four happy and memorable years MR JOHN F MEARIG Prlnclpal MR HONOR AULT Assistant Principal this book to Mr. Mearig and Mr. Ault. The counselors are the ones who have done a great deal to a1d the students ll'1 selectlng the subgects and courses best su1ted to each 1nd1v1 Thev are also the ones who have helped many of the students wlth thelr personal prob lems at horne, as Well as thelr problems at school MR JOSEPH GRUCCIO MR RUSSELL MARTIN dual here at East. MISS ERMA SWIGART MISS LELA HOFFMAN MISS MARY McCOWN LOYALTY By S E Zook Smg a song of happy days School days best of all When We smg our loyal praxse East Hlgh we recall East H1gh Hrst and East Hlgh last East Hlgn best of all East Hugh vte re loyal to you VVe wlll glV9 our best to you In all our studles and play Well be boosters for the scarlet and grey And when all our school days are oer And the years are passmg by Well be happy ln the memorles of Our dear East Hlgh SPIRIT WINa SCARLET and GREY O 5 M f x 35,59 5? I , QR Q I 5 me w- I sy 523 'E ff 1, ,X fx 'gif af -M I :D x.J I sfl 3 Q - IA 0 if In ? x - J I x ls' ft gk I A f O0 ig 4 bg ' ' N c, 6 O C if 0 5 O l N5 0 ' o c , ' Z QCA P' if ,ESI 9,019 X A7 Sho 07:0 1 ' Go 0873 fgqffc .QE I mf Off? 050 f'- o , ' 2 9' Azyszl Qqof 42's I ,'f NN f ' 0 V, Q?'4q-XQVF cfs jjzlehf ,I 62- TJQ of-OCS 0010! K LFOGQS0 I' 5 Fmnces -Ione5 QL- A Ks I x 'D ' 352 Q -2. 1 -I, l , FACULTY The students of East Hlgh xxlsh to express then lppleclatlon to the facultx fO1 then un endm p.1t1ence fOI the 1nte1eSt they haxe shcmn IN oux pexsonal ploblems and fox the SIHCGYIIX Wlth xxhlch thex counsel us Thele his been stxlct dlselphne rnlxed xxlth cl pledsln f sense of humol vt h1ch wlll keep ahxe our ITICINOIICS of our teaehels long after othel th1ng,s hdxe been forfotten Thex hfue donated much xaluable tune as club adxlsrne and haxe helped students ,iam the knowledge that xull bettel equ1p them im the futule and lnfiuenee thelr hves 1n the NCd1S to come , L- A. , V 'f V'. . . .. ,'. Q . 'V ' V - 'V - ' U V ' . ' V V V V 5 . K . , 5 ' F ,V I Y . Y . C . . -V V . J. V' 1 . . V ' ' ' V . h . . ' rf ' 'A f . 3., . V C V V L. v.1 vw v 1 K Y Y V. Q . .Vw I "':. , , , '-VAA Q ' A f , 1, " ' , " I 0 0' 3 ia an ga f V , wg 5 ,Q ', ' ,J Q '-' "' 2. 4 X l X If f If 1 7 1 6 J I 2 s l n Q i LYS' i lk! X v. A R i 3 QWSQESAQQQ, I' Q xxx sam N., amdfy 'na-4 .44 gn 1, Q an KEY W ' -Q was 1- 5 P - .Q- fy- 1 . my 5.2 'f':" 2- H 5 3:1 m g . ,,.:... iii? 3 A g ., fi ' NP '4"KvV . -' Q f f jf f ' fx , as ' . Wm nw Q m - s U K Y fe X Lv-'Sit 1, ,, P .9 . ,,,, lr. .13 fb Q A, 4 1 ? ' 5' x SL 3 fx .M -lp my , H 'Qgfwff , VV. I va i bg ' ' " , K . . AF.. 2 V '12 ,VZ ha ' ' za ,Q , iq ? ff if if V: ' , I F , ' H f an ,.,'A,'- A :" ' T -- '- 1 ., F 9 I ff Q , f f ::- '.,.,:: Ou. ' 5 ' -.'zl -',:" : :' 5: 4 ' ,A .Ik .. V ..,.... :lz 2 2 5 F Q f ,,.v ,W-If , .,-'! , Q4 ,, I ' :. ,. N? Ny .. ,I 1 I . 8 , nf 'K V ,q ., .sg X , MATHEMATICS MISS LELA HOFFMAN MISS GRAYCE MILLER MISS HELEN DUVENDECK MR CHARLES HESKETT MISS DOROTHY LEFFLER fi.. sa SCIENCE MR. C. W. JOHNSON MISS LANORA EMRICK MR. GUY SWARTZEL MR. BOYD MAXWELL MISS LORETTA TISCH MR DAVID MQCCALLOPS SECRETARIES MISS THELMA DIEMER MISS BOBBIE MAPLES CUSTODIANS Front row Wayne Buetsche, Mrs Ccrrne Dovus Grover Lee Back row: Arlie Former, Dewey McNickel, Robert Word. 3,7 W' Xxx 5?-NICD-RS 1 1 11 f mg 1 :rf K r wap 5 ks 'xr 425. i of I X f 9 5, J wif. SP' K f J O ii ' ff i 1 + JL l Q ,- Q 'xxx '-1 4 Q ,N -ian V 1' SENIORS Aftex elexen and a half xeaxs of vlmkmg plaxmg and studxmg another group of 'young men and xx omen haxe reached then Hrst 1mport ant goal 1n l1fe and haxe earned the txtle of Grad uatmg Semor The respons1b1l1t1es of bemg a 12A a1e ex celled onlx bx the glorlous sense of ach1eve ment and sat1sfact1on whlch one feels upon at tammg th1s OHICG And It IS well fO1 them to en Joy every moment of the1r br1ef relgn because once the day of graduauon IS over the realm of 12A dom w1ll crumble and 1ts lords and ladles w1ll once more become mere boys and gnls 1n the eyes of the world But 1n the vxorld bexond hxgh school there w1ll alwaxs be new helghts to cllmb new fields to conquer new goals to 1each The d1eam of Q1adu at1on dax xxlll become a memorx and xx 1ll be re placed agam and agam xuth new XISIOHS new goals new dxeams v K. v' I y' v Y Y D I - .1 . 7 . . Y Y 1' ' r A ' Y s . 'V - I I V. v 7' . v JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS arrol Petrle President Joe Marton Vzce Preszdent Betty Adams Gzrl s Treasurer Betty Harr1s Secretary CLASS SONG fTune Blueblrd of Happmessb Its tlme to go We have made our show Tlme to Journey off to another scene Dear East Hlgh cher1shed all these years Now we say goodbye to you through our tears When classes once are done Books and fr1ends are gone Splflt Wms for ere w11l be our song We w1ll remember you Love you through and through So together we now bld vou adleu' Motto-Not hmshed, Just begun Flower Green tlpped carnatxon Colors Green and whlte Advzsors M1ss Lela Hoffman M1ss Mary Mostemc Mr Clarence Parsell ,1 . . V s 1 ' 9 v 1 , . 1 1 v A 1 Y 7 sa - - ' 77 v ' , . 7 9 1 0 . ELIZABETH ADAMS Betty Organizations: Honor Society and Caravan Staff. Ambition: To finish 4 years at college. Usually seen: At the h o c k e y games with all the other usher ettes Preference White milk and hockey games GENE ALEXANDER Swoose Athletics Football basketball track at North for first three and a half years Ambition To graduate Usually seen Everywhere with Barbara Artis Preference Anything that tastes good and Barbara JOAN ANGE Joanne Organizations Latin Club Ush ers National Honor Society Commercial Club and Senior Y Teen Ambition To graduate Usually seen Yes everywhere Preference Ham WILLIAM BECKETT Wlllle Organizations Commercial Club Ambition To be a capitalist Usually seen At the Sixth Ave pool room with a cue stick Prefeience Beautiful blondes CFrances Jonesj DONALD BITTINGER Duck or Rug Ambltlons To be a big time per son Usually seen With girls Preference Girls Cmuchoj GLENN BITTINGER Glenn Amb1t1on To learn the welding trade Usually seen Everywhere Preference Nothing in particular JACK BLACK Black .luck Ambition To be a bum and see the world Usually seen Anywhere with any body Preference Money 1 HARRIET BOGGS Dimples Organizations: Glee Club. Ambition: To be an Opera Singer. Usually seen: Just about every- where. Preference Operas the color blue hamburgs and cokes MARJORIE BREWER Margie Organizations National H 0 n o r Society Latin Club Jr Cen sowe Sr Y Teen Ambition To finish college Usually seen Ice skating or work ing at Polskys Preference RICHARD BUTCHER Duck Ambition To have an army career Usually seen At Dave s Diner Preference Girls Food Girls and more Food NEVIN CARPENTER Heavy Organizations Dramatic Club Ambition To graduate Usually seen With Eloise Bailey Preference Eloise hamburgs and French fries, and Eloise RUTH CHALMAN Organizatlons Commercial Club Ambltion To graduate and spend all my time with my son and my husband Usually seen At my mother in laws home with my small son Perference Blonde blue eyed baby girls ERNEST CHOATE Ernle Ambition To be an aeronautical engineer or continue to aSS1St in managing LeRoy s Music Room Usually seen With girls from South or Garfield Preference Nice blondes work ing for me BONNA DAISHER Bonnie Organizations Senior Y Teen Ambition To become a primary grade teacher Usually seen With The Gang most anyplace Preference Thick steaks and French fries DONA DAVIES "Donnie" Organizations: Sponsors, Jr. and Sr. Y-Teen, Student Council, and Glee Club. Ambition: To go to college. Usually seen With Ed Kaminski or the Girls Preference Ed Kam1I1Sk1 and chocolate milkshakes BETTY EFFERSON Effie Organizations Orchestra Ad vanced Chorus Amb1t1on Go to Kent State Usually seen Wanda Lee Sult or Margie Brewer Preference Sleeping late and eat ing Jelly and bologna sandwich GWEN FENDER Gwenolan Organizations Sponsors Senior Y Teen Ambition To be happy and be come an artist Usually seen At Annunclatlon or Coyles with Jack Surgen Preferences Chocolate sundaes with pink wh1pped cream JOHN FEOTIS Specs Organ1zat1ons Freshman Basket ball Track Ambition To attend Kent State and see the world Usually seen At the Ahepa Lodge on W Market Street Preference Pork chops girls and plenty of exerc1se NELLIE FIGG Organizations Senior Y Teen, Student Council Sponsors Jr Red Cross Reserve Cheerlead er Commercial Club Home Economics Booster Club and Jr Y Teen Ambition To be a bank teller Usually seen Eating Preference Eating PEARL FORD Porgee Organ1zat1ons Nolley Ball Team Ambition Look foiward to sing with The Three Blazers and to lose weight Usually seen Skating and at church Preference Skating dancing par ties clubs and above all ham burgs and milkshakes MARILYN FRANKLIN Ambition To go to college and to graduate Usually seen With Alice Gilbert or at the Airllner eating ham burgs Preference Hamburgs banana splits and milkshakes HARVEY FULLER "Haw" Athletics: Football team, '47 and '48 Ambition: To go to college. Usually seen' With Tom and Frank Preference All women JULIA GEBHART Butch Organizations Commercial Club Ambition To be a typlst Usually seen Everywhere Preference Fr1ed ch1cken choc olate cake hamburgs wlth lots of onions MARTHA GEBHART Organlzatlons Commerclal Club F H A Red Cross Ambition To marry a millionaire Usually seen At school Preference Friend oysters and chicken devils food cake BETTY GIBSON Ann Ambitions To be a nurse Usually seen With Janis Bogart, Jean and Leah Gibson Preference Concerts chlcken and milkshakes and baseball ALICE ANN GILBERT Organizations Y Teen Ambition To marry a billionaire Usually seen With people Preference Chocolate cake white milk REX GOSNELI. Orgamzations Caravan Staff Band Ambition To be president of the A Polsky Co Usually seen Home asleep Preference Hot peppers dill pick les lobsters and milk LILLIAN GRIFFIN Organizations S1 Y Teen Jr Y Teen Sponsors Home Eco nomics Ambltion Move to New Orleans and marry Jim Usually seen Goodyear and An nunciatlon wlth Jim Preference Jim fish hamburgs and the Girls KENNETH GROVES Shorty Amb1t1on Use good Enghsh all the t1me Usually seen Cottage Grove w1th Carol Rowley Preference Hamburgs at Per r1nes Mznols LEE Gnunnv sngm Eyes Amb1t1on To be a dancer Usually seen In a blue L1ncoln Preference Mllkshakes hamburgs coffee from Perrmes ROY HANSROTE Cur y Amb1t1on Own my own busxness Usually seen Holland s Dr1ve Inn talkmg and wa1t1ng for Wxlma Preference Good food BETTY HARRIS Horns Orgamzatlons Sponsors Y Teen Commerclal Club Amb1t1on Wmdow washer Fxrst Central Usually seen School games dances Preference Danclng swxmmmg mllkshakes sleep1ng late CHARLES HILTBRAND Bud Amb1t1on Get to school on t1me Usually seen Anywhere w1th Agnes Weakland Preference Women HUGH HUNT Dave Amb1t1on To get through college Usually seen At Perrlnes Preference Eatmg ROBERT HYLBERT Bo Usually seen At Janets house Preference French fr1es JOHN JENRETTE Amb1t1on Graduate from school Usually seen Where Im never supposed to be seen Preference Football JOANNE JOHNSON OTg8T11Zat10HS Sponsors Y Teen F H A Jr Red Cross Boost ers Advanced Chorus Amb1t1on To marry Lor1n Wag ner Usually seen Wxth Lor1n Wagner Preference Lorm Wagner ARNOLD KALAJ Orgamzatlon Natlonal Honor So clety MARY KAPIOLTAS Orgamzatxons Natxonal Honor So clety Jr Censowe Latm Club F H A Amb1t1on Go to colloge Usually seen Polsky s Preference French fr1es JACK KELEHER Organ1zat1ons H1 Y band fresh man football Amb1t1on Marry some women who can support me Usually seen Argulng wlth M1ss Naumer 1n 390 Preference Banana spl1ts a1r planes blonds ROBERT KENNY Bob Orgamzatnons Basketball base ball BETTY KIBBLE I Orgamzatlons Dramatlc Club Amb1t1on To be a wrxter and go 1nto Scouting Usually seen Stella Taylor and Scouts at Goodyear Hall and out at the Alrport Preference Flylng eat hambur gers and m1lk shakes MICHAEL KRISTAN MIIKQ Organizations Rad1O Staff Cross Country Squad ELIZABETH LAKE Lluy or Freclxles Organ1zat1ons Commerc1al Club Amb1t1on To fmd a man Usually seen Grand Alleys and Leslles Wlth Pat Strader and Rose Mar1e Franz Preference Hamburgs and choc olate m1lkshakes WILLIAM LANDERS 1 Orgamzatlon RadlO Staff Preference Electronlcs Chem1s fy CHARLES LANDIN Chl: Amb1t1on Go to college Usually seen No one 1n partlc ular ANTONIO LEONINO Tony Organlzatlons Natlonal Honor So Clety Student Counc1l Amb1t1on Bachelor Preference Good look1ng glrls w1th blond ha1r JACK LUKASHUK Luke Amb1t1on To get out of school Usually seen Bray s Tea Room ANITA MARCUS Amb1t1on To move from th1s fan' c1ty and maybe attend N Y U nurslng Usually seen Around w1th frlends Preferences Skat1ng horseback r1d1ng dancmg readmg and concerts GLADYS MARTIN Amb1t1on To be the Wlfe of two handsome husbands at once Go to Akron U Usually seen Wlth a good lookmg fellow 1n Loew s balcony Preference Booth s peanuts choc olate ICE cream hamburger wnth plenty of pepper JOSEPH MARTON Joey Organ1zat1ons H1 Y S t u d e n t Counc1l Nat1ona1 Honor Soclety Amb1t1on Mattress tester Usually seen Tony Leonlno Preference G1rls NANCY McCANN Nan Organ1zat1on Sr Y Teen Amb1t1on Graduate from East Usually seen Betty Harr1s LIZ Rueffer Bonn1e and Mary Kay Preference Strawberry shortcake and frled ch1cken RICHARD MONTGOMERY Duck Organ1zat1ons H1 Y Glee Club, Art Club Amb1t1on To be a commerclal art1st and make pll6S of money Usually seen At ONe1ls or a dr1ve ln w1th glrls who have lots of money to pay for my Preference W1ne glrls song and sleep CONSTANCE MORRIN Conme Ulm Kldl Organ1zat1ons G A A Advanced Chorus Amb1t1on To be a good k1d but most of all to glve a helpmg hand as best I can Usually seen Wlth any one who w1ll laugh and enJoy some good fun at the proper t1me Preference Plenty of t1me frled chlcken a cold wmter nlght vuth a roar1ng f1re and a gang of k1ds s1ng1ng and laughlng VIRGINIA MORRIS Gmny' Organ1zat1on G A A Amb1t1on To teach thlrd grade Usually seen At Iceland w1th Marge Shane Preference Steak w1th mush rooms 1C6 hockey ALAN MOUCHE Organ1zat1ons Commercxal Club, H1 Y Swlm Team Amb1t1on To break 2 or 3 sw1m mmg records Usually seen In lower Sloblovla Preference Llstenmg to good mu s1c - ' Y 5 . ' . . . - ' , , , d ' ! I ,, ,. . . I . 1 '- y , . ,, ., :IB-'lu A . Z ' ' ' t . ' ' - I ' ' ll ' ll : '- , ll ' kll ' ' . . ' . . ' ' , ' I ' ' . 1 - v : ' ' - . . '. . ' Preference: Basketball. food. ' ll ' Il ' ' ' : . . ., n u , , . . s Z . , - 1 ' ' I . , . , 7. . . v ll ' I u u h . 2 ' ' ' . 3 1 1 - ' . - 1 1 ' HRM., . l . Q . uAln - . I' 1 ' ' u - 11 . ' b l . . f . g 1 . ' T' . ' 9 1 , I ' . I I i NORMAN MUTH Junlor Organlzatlons Eand Caravan Track Amb1t1on To be an outstandlng Republlcan Presxdent Usually seen W1th Rex G wan derlng the hallowed halls of East Preference Three kmds of grrls blonds brunettes and redheads GLENNA NESLINE Dutch OPQHHIZHLIOHS Commerclal Club Jr Censowe Amb1t1on To get out of school Usually seen At Lea Drug or 1n a show wlth Paul Preferences Hamburgs choco late m1lk and Paul HERBERT NICHOLS Herby Organlzatlons Glee Club H1 Y Amb1t1on Engmeer Usually seen Wlth Sam Rader WAYNE PASTORIA Dude OFgaHlZat10f1S Dramatlcs Amb1t1on To get marrled and have ten k1dS Usually seen Wlth Carol Norma Lo1s and Norman Preference Banana spl1ts and LOIS Walker MARY PASTORIUS z Organlzatlons Y Teen Sponsors Natlonal Honor Soclety Amb1t1on To teach klndergarten Usually seen W1th Rueffer Bon me Nancy Harrls The Gang Preference Butterschotch m1lk shakes and cheeseburgers WILLIAM PAULIS Wlllle OFg3I11Zat1OHS Glee Club H1 Y Track Amb1t1on To become succesful Usually seen Wlth John Hurst Preference Sports and food CARROLL PETRY Kaydo Organlzatxons Natlonal Honor Soclety Presldent Senlor Class basketball team Glee Club Student Councll Amb1t1on To marry Margxe Usually seen At church w1th Margxe Preference Hamburgs French Frles Color Blue people wlth bralns MARY KAY PODROSKY Kate Organlzatlons Jr Y Teen Home Econom1cs Red Cross Advance Chorus Amb1t1on To get marrled Usually seen At Monroe Falls or Reservolr tenms courts Preference Maple Frapp candy bars tenms swrmmmg MARY POORE Punlun Organlzatlons Drum major of East Band Jr Y Teen Amb1t1on To be the Adm1ral of the Atlantlc Fleet Usually seen At Scotts record shop LOAFING Preference Jack Chalk WILLIS POPE I Organ1zat1ons Latln Club Amb1t1on Commerclal Pllot a chemlcal englneer Usually seen Anywhere theres somebody QFemale preferablej Preference School durmg vaca LIOH ROSILYN PORTER Rosy rgan1zat1ons Commerclal Club Amb1t1on Secretary or bookeeper Usually seen At Catherme Wahl s house Preference Hamburgs and cokes l1sten1ng to h1llb1lly songs LOUISE PROBST Bugs Organlzatlons Commercxal Club Advance Chorus Amb1t1on Dress Deslgner Usually seen Wlth Leon R106 at dances Preference Cheeseburgers and Whlte m1lk JANICE REARICK Amb1t1on To f1nd a Job that I am rnterested rn and llke It a o Preference M1lk Shakes and plckles MARGARET mvsnauex Peggy Amb1t1on Just to become famous before I d1e A commerclal Artxst Usually seen In Kenmore w1th Ed Dague Preference Food shrlmp and raw oysters ll ' H u ' Y Y I , Q ' ' 7 . . I . , , ' I ' Y - - . . y . I 9 ' ll ll I' ' 'I . y ' - I 3 ' ' ' ' . 44 11 ' ' I ' ' Y . - 1 ' ' 1 , i . . llB'ulI H n . . . . . . , 01' I , - . , , , . Y L y - H n n 11 ' Y l . . - 1 ' 7 Y ' v ' ' l , . 1 ' . . 1 llli ll ll 'I . ' , 3 ' ! . , ' ' ' ' KL ,Y 7 I 9 ' ' x ' ' H - - H ' ' . '- . ' Y 7 I . , . . , 1 l H H . , . I Y ll ll v 1 - - , . , . - ' Ll 77 ' ' I I s J ' MARIAN ROBERTS "SIN-iffy" Organizations: Commercial Club. Ambition: To become a telephone operator. Usually seen: At all Rainbow activities Preferences Hamburgs from Per rmes CHARLES ROBINSON MARY LOU ROSCHE Roach Organizations National Honor Society Glee Club Latin Club F H A Jr Y Teen Ambition To become a music teacher Usually seen With Floramae Spencer Marjory Brewer Mary Kaploltas Preference Fried chicken MARY LOU RUEFFER Reefer Organizations Senior Y Teen Ambitions To get through Col lege Usually seen With Harris Liz and Bonnle Preference Tennis swimming and music RAGENA RUTHERFORD Gena Organizations Art Jr Y Teen Ambition T get married and raise a family Usually seen With Jim Temple Preference Pineapple and French fries RICHARD SCHOONOVER Schoonle Organization Baseball Ambition To play in the Major Leagues Usually seen With Ronnie Ne gray and Roy Leafgreen Preferenece To be with Doris always GILBERT SEARS JR G. Ambition To become a printer and also get married Usually seen With Irene Heitzen rater Preference Irene and chocolate pie Ot' JAMES SIERS " im" Ambition: To be a draftsman. Usually seen: Back corner of Perrines with Bob Hylbert Preference Flshlng and hunting WILLIAM SIMMONS Llb or Bull Athletics Football and track Ambition To run track and sleep Usually seen With Louise Wat kms Preference To sleep EDNA MAY SMITH Smmy Organizations Commercial Club Caravan Staff Jr Y Teen Ambltlon To become a success ful office worker sually seen At Shorty Red Barn or Munroe Falls Dance Preference Chocolate mllkshakes from Hollands FLORAMAE SPENCER 0 Organizations National Honor Society Latin Club F H A Jr Y Teen Sr Y Teen Ambition To have an ambition Usually seen At Polskys Mary Lou Rosche Liz MarJor1e Mary etc Preference Tall boys and new cars DELORES STALLINGS Deo Ambition To be a private secre tary and to attend Miami U Usually seen With A1 or at larks Restaurant Preference Brunettes people with nice personalities french fries and milkshakes JOHN STOUFFER Johnny Ambition To be a great artist on the saxophone Usually seen Everywhere wlth Clara Grady Preference Dancing and music WANDA LEE SULT PQPPQV' Organizations Dramatic Club National Honor Society Student Council Speakers Bureau Sponsors Caravan Staff Ambition To be happy in what ever I do Usually seen At school in Cara van Office or at Perrines Preference Loaf, sports food ALICE SUTTON Organizations National Honor Society Jr Y Teen Sr Y Teen Amb1t1on To become very rich Usually seen With Glenn Stanley after school hours Preference Ice skating ham burgs french fries and Glenn ALFRED TERRY Ambition To be a lawyer Preference Girls and milkshakes ANNA THAYER Plgfalls or Shorfy Organizations Commerclal Club Ambition To travel Usually seen Ida Jean Tobias Preference Milkshakes and ham sandwiches MURIEL THORP Jeonefie Organizations Dramatic Club Caravan Jr Y Teen Amb1t1on To go to college Usually seen Joyce Thorp Wanda Lee Sult Preference Ham ice skating dancing IDA JEAN TOBIAS Iodme Organizations Commerc1al Club Ambition To get married work with chlldren and raise a family Usually seen Riding around with Glenn James or in school with Anna Thayer Preference Likes to talk to any one and eat ROBERTA UNDERWOOD Berne Organizations Commercial Club Ambition Photographer Usually seen Betty Adams Patty Steerman and Anna Matuska Preference Sloppy Joes and milkshakes CATHERINE E WAHI. Kaine Shorty or Blondie Ambition Secretary Usually seen. With Bob Marsh or on Arlington St. with Lena. Preference: Hamburgs coffee Hillbilly songs and Bob. WILLIAM WALLACE Bug Bull Athletics Track and Football Ambition To be a Coach Usually seen A fine queen by the name of Norma Lander Preference Southern fried chicken potato salad green beans and all the things that go with lt AGNES WEAKLAND Aggy Ambltion Secretary to Mr Lltchfleld Usually seen Bud Hiltbrand Preference Bud Hiltbrand and men WILLIAM WEBB Wlllle or Spider Athletics Football and track Ambition Papa of 11 boys and 3 girls Preference Girls girls and more girls DENNIS WICKLINE Denny Organization H1 Y Ambition To be a big business man and make a m1ll1on dollars Usually seen At East Akron Y w1th everyone Preference Hamburgs with everything chocolate milk shakes BERNICE WILLIAMS Bernie Ambition To become a nurse and marry a handsome interne Usually seen At Palace with Polly Preference Hamburgs and choc olate milkshakes DUANE WOLFE AI Capone Ambitions To kill two pheasants with one shot To be a school teacher Usually seen At the Linda with Snapper Skeeter Sneaky Pet and Dick Preference A glrl down south fDallas Texasl KYRAL WYLIE Karl Organization Hi Y Latin Club Preference: Girls. Ambition: To be an engineer. RICHARD YEAGER Dlfk Athletlcs Manager of the swlm Team Orchestxa Ambltlon Fur farmer Usually seen At Y Saturday mghts all spolts events some dances wlth anyone Prefel ence Banana Spllt F-'pcczfmee not DON FLANARY Donnle Ambltl0H To stay rlch Usually seen Everywhere Preference Brunettes CARL FRANCK TED GARDNER Tedro Amb1t1on To be a lumber camp operator Usually seen At the Darrow Rd Restaurant Preference Hamburgs PHILLIP LISTERMAN P I Orgamzatlon Swlm team Amblt1OH To graduate JOHN MINOVICH Johnny OI'g3HlZ3tl0I1 H1 Y Ambltlon To get r1ch Usually seen W1th Chalmers Schroeder Preference Strawberry m1lk shakes wlth whlpped cream PAUL MULLENS Moon Organlzatlons RHd1O Staff Glee Club Ambltxon Lawyer or prlvate de t6Ct1V6 Usuallv seen At the Strand b1l l1ard parlor 01 Wlth Glorla Preference G1rls dancmg and southern fr1ed chlcken ANN ROBINSON JACK SCHAEFER lucky Orgamzatlons Commercial Club Track Team Ambltlon To be a head Major ette Usually seen VV1th anyone who llkes the opposlte sex except blondes Preference Any cute chlck who 1snt bashful and knows all the answers IRENE ZAKLAN Becky Ofg3I11ZatlOHS Co Edltor of Red Closs Newspaper Commerclal Club Ambltxon To be a graduate from Hammel Busmess College as an accountant Usually seen Swlmmlng dancmg e peclally South Amer1can numbers skatlng and playlng the accordxan JANETTE YOUNG Nehy Amb1t1on To be a beautlcxan Usually seen At school w1th Betty Thornton Pleference Bowhng and swim mmg FRED YOUNG Ambltxon To be a chemlst Usually seen Wlth Beckett Stouffer or one certam g1rl com YouNG n-ggef Amb1t1on To be a garbage collec tor l1ke my gxrl and her mother say Usually seen Wxth Eun1ce any place Preference Money IH my pocket - pm 70 - X 3 'Vt Wm? January 1945 not only ushered in one of the coldest snowiest winters in Akron but also about 200 wide eyed green Freshies who began their h1story making high school career at dear East High Everyone made new acquaintances quickly the main source then being through record rooms which were l1ke fifteen minute periods held the first thing every morning During this time at tendance was taken announcements made pro grams given and activities of the previous eve ning thoroughly discussed The intelligence of our class was exhibited when Mary Pastorius Marjorie Brewer Mary Kapioltas Mary Lou Rueffer Arnold Kalaj Tony Leonino and John M1HOV1Ch all made the high ten at one time or another during their Freshman year We were represented 1n the marching East High band by Carroll Petry Norman Muth Jack Keleher and Rex Gosnell Junior Censowe Know Y Teenj and Frosh H1 Y memberships took a sudden Jump when we invaded their ranks Several outstanding athletes of our class wasted no time displaying the1r talents W1ll1e Webb played freshman basketball varsity foot ball and ran track h1s first year Bill Simmons and Bill Wallace also made names for themselves in football and track Oh mustnt forget Joey Martin who was the best manager the freshman basketball team ever had' dent Council were Dona Davies Wanda Lee Sult Carroll Petry and Tony LSOHIHO Dona was also elected 9 A attendant to the May Queen The war showed its effect on our school life in many ways The following notice appeared in November 45 CARAVAN The Annual Radio Staff Amateur show has been postponed because at the present time no coal can be used to heat the building at night Our sophomore year saw several changes taking place at East With the end of the Second World War in August 1945 a crop of teachers be gan returning from the service Among them were Mr Becker Mr Estey Mr Maxwell Mr Casen hiser and Mr McCallops Record rooms were discontinued that year and Lu Smith gave up his coachmg duties to be come athletic director We had the honor of be 1ng the first class to be promoted to morning school 1n 10 A and d1d we love 1t' We continued making ourselves known more and more Paul Mullens was a member of W S F E and several of our classmates including Dennis W1ckl1ne and B1ll Paulis took part in H1 Y s annual show Skit Skat Vanities B1ll Simmons escorted Louise Watkins to the Spring Concert and started a long and beautiful romance Speaking of beauty L11 11an Griffin d1d her part by being elected attend ant to the Homecommg Queen that year The 10 A attendant to the May Queen was Wanda Lee Sult The Student Lounge became the hang out and everyone made a mad rush for an 1ce cream bar or sandwich at noon Yo Yos were another fad and Herb Nichols became quite an expert when Miss Armstrong s back was turned' Our three Bills fWallace Webb Simmons! on the Fighting Orientals were in there pitching when we played Garfield for the championship and lost 20 6 But you can bet me every student stuck with them t1ll the end That well worn phrase Spirit Wins meant something to us By the end of our sophomore year East High was second to none as far as we were concerned but the best was yet to come' And then in the third lap or Junior year life seemed dull and unbearable until the girls de cided that education was not the only thing in life and began to take on unlimited possibilities For instance Marilyn Franklin put the ball and chain on Bob Blakely and Roy Hansrote surren dered to J anice Rearick s charms Not to mention Bill Beckett Rex Gosnell Hugh Hunt John Stouffer Jack Keleher and Norman Muth all of whom just dn 1ded their charms among all the girls The study halls were always so deadly s1lent OJ that Mr Mearig decided to discontinue our early morning get togethers The title of maid of honor for the May Queen was captured by Lillian Gr1ff1n and Wanda Sult was given special honor for her reading of A Along came basketball season and with It Bob Kenny During baseball season Dick Schoon over and Carroll Petry were backed by all the cheering Juniors Alan Mouche and Bud H1ltbrand earned their Es on the sw1m team that year Bill Simmons Bill Webb and Bill Wallace took honors for the track squad and played football too along with Harvey Fuller Bill Webb was chosen best all round football player to represent East High at the All C1ty Formal Came the May Festival in spring and D1ck Yeager d1d a fine Job with his drums Mary Poore one of the pretty l1ttle strutters was later to become head majorette A new club known as the Latin Club was formed Mary Lou Rosche was elected president Ann Robinson vice president Marjorie Brewer secretary and Kyral Wylie treasurer The greatest thrill of the year was when the first driver training car arrived You could tell by the gleam in the eyes of Bonnie Daisher Mary Lou Rueffer Merdis Grundy Roberta Under wood and Gladys Martin that they could hardly Walt to s1gn up for the new course At this time we find the most eminent ques tion 1S Why Wont Richard Open The Door? And we find Pearl Ford Betty K1bble and Marian Roberts running to the gym offices to buy those flashie scarlet and gray penc1ls As spring came round we found Wanda Sult as senior attendant to the May Queen and Herb ' H 17 ,. . . , - 7 7 A . - . . . , , . . ' . ' - .v ' ' it ' 77 ' ' ' , 1 . . , Q , . - 7 a v " ' ' - ' . . . . . - ,, . . . ,, . . 7 . 7 ' . . . . 1 y 1 - 1 7 1 , ,- . . 7 . . , , . l . 7 . l 3 ' , 1 - 1 . . - l , , 1 , 1 . v - ' - . . . , . 1 .- ' . . . , , , ' 7 7 , . . I. . , - . , . . . ' 7 . . s I Y . - . 1 Q . . . ,, Serving as our first representatives to Stu- Game of Golf" in the Amateur Show. 1 , , W . ' 7 1 ' , - ' ' ' ' - L4 vs ' . , . M . . . . . ' 7 7 7 , , . ' . . . . ,, - .. W K - . . . . . - ' ' 7 l 7 . 1 , v , - , 1 - : , . . A ' 1 ' ' 1 a 1 ' 7 7 ' - , I , - , . . T . . . .l 1 . f . 7 . . . . v l 1 ' , 1 , 1 . . . .- , ,, . . . . ,, . . . . . - - - . . . ' ' Sl 7 ' 77 ' . l , D - u . . 1 l - a . ' , ' Zhu gfdatofzg Nichols as her escort. Bob Kenny and Odell Young were members of the Royal Court. Alice Gilbert, Anita Marcus, Floramae Spen- cer, Wayne Pastoria, and Willis Pope were always on hand to liven up the classes. Never a dull moment, you know! In the "Couple Corner" were Bud Hiltbrand and Agnes Weakland going strong, as were Dona Davies and Ed Kaminski. Joanne Johnson and Lorin Wagner continued seeing much of each other. Mary Pastorius and Ken Parker and Ida Jean Tobias and Glen James were also on the "steady" list. The Dramatic Club came up with a rip-roar- ing comedy, "Nine Girls". The seniors participat- ing were Muriel Thorp and Wanda Sult, The Glee Club gave a fine performance in its Christmas Concert Taking part were Harriet Boggs Herb Nichols Dick Montgomery and Bill Paulis At this time the Senior officers consisted of Carroll Petry as president Joe Marton vice pres ident Betty Harris secretary Betty Adams girls treasurer and Harvey Fuller boys treasurer Those odd sounding noises audible when a pretty girl went by in the hall were the wolf whistles of Gene Alexander Don Flannery Dick Butcher Bob Hylbert and Jack Schaefer Carroll Petry h1t a triple to help defeat Buchtel in the baseball contest Bill Simmons won state championship in the hurdles while Bill Wal lace won the broad Jump 1n the Salem relays Mr Gruccio also sold his rolling death trap during 1948 Jack Keleher and Duane Wolf were the last to endanger their lives by taking a ride in it Dick Montgomery received a summer schol arship for his winning poster in the Summit County Tuberculosis Poster contest and Peggy Rivenbark received honorable mention along with Connie Morin Slaving away at the typewriters and mimeo graph machines in the new Office Practice class were Catherine Wahl, Alice Sutton, Ruth Chal- man and Anna Thayer. The Caravan Staff, consisting of Wanda Sult, Betty Adams, Edna Mae Smith, Muriel Thorp, Rex Gosnell, and Norman Muth, were always looking for enough words to fill up the black and white printed four-page Caravan. Bless those pic- tures! Herb Nichols was elected president of Glee Club, Carroll Petry, president of National Honor Society, Tony Leonino, president of Co-Ed As- sembly and Wanda Sult, editor of the Caravan. After much questioning we learned from Joe Marton, Paul Mullins, Dennis Wickline, and Dick Bittinger that the most popular pastime with the senior boys was-you've guessed it GIRLS. Ragena Rutherford and Joan Ange spent their study halls the last two years working in the of fice as assistants Those metal bracelets displayed by Mary Kay Podrosky Louise Probst and Irene Zaklan were made in their Crafts class It seems the busiest person at East was Mrs McCarthy the nurse Ahhh some of those ex cuses' Some educators feel that gaily painted rooms are conducive to a higher degree of learning In a few years we may walk into Mr Mearig s office and instead of the drab dull colors find the room decorated in brilliant reds and blues Could be' One of the many senior activities was the Hobo Party Looking extremely fetching in their Jeans and shirts were Virginia Morris Nancy Mc Cann Betty Efferson and Liz Lake Not to be out done were Arnold Kalaj Mary Kapioltas and John Feotis This year has drawn to a close for the 1949 class and with it closes our happy high school life Some of us will never see each other again but when we want to remember all we have to do is look into our Yearbook to recall our Joys thrills and heartaches for this memorable year of 1949 MODEL SENIOR Glr Lillian Griffin Alice Gilbert Catherine Wahl Betty Efferson Pearl Ford Marion Roberts Julia Gebhart Mary Pastorius Mary Poore Marv Kay Podrosky Connie Morin Merdis Grundy Mary Lou Rosche Nellie Figg All round Most Talkatix e Most Bashful Smile Sleepiest Shortest Tallest Best Dressed Best Looking Dependable Best Athlete Personality Studious W1tt1est Boy Carroll Petry Wayne Pastoria Mike Kristan Bill Beckett Bob Kenny Kenneth Groves Rex Gosnell Dick Schoonover Odell Young Tony Leonino Bill Webb Bill Wallace Arnold Kalaj Joe Marton 1 v s - a - , , 1 1 ' ' - . . . - . , . 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 , . ., . 7 ' T - , , . . . t y , . . . . , . , - . . . . . , - ' ' ' ' as ' 71 7 y . 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Y - V --------------------------------------- A---Y------------ - -- ------- ---------------- - --- 1974-The East Hlgh Class of Januarv 1949 has reached 1ts prlme Many of the graduates have cllmbed to pos1t1ons of prommence some have attalned fame 1n the enterta1nment freld some have gone 1n for the fantast1c some the subllme some the r1d1culous Joey Marton who got h1S journal1st1c urge durlng the years he tossed the Akron Beacon Journal onto porch roofs and through screen doors IS now occupylng the ed1tor s chalr of the newest Akron paper Harvey Fuller has gone 1nto the m1lk bus1ness w1th Ern1e Choate who by the way has become an outrageous fl1rt Together they have rnvented a d6V1Ce for catapult1ng a bottle of m1lk r1ght from the truck to the front porch W1th no breakage whatever and practlcally no effort on the part of the m1lk man R1chard Yeager has become a fur farmer He ra1ses m1nks for Don Flannery who IS now a nat1onally known furrler He has made p1les of money selllng m1nk coats to such celebr1t1es as Harrlet Boggs Metropol1tan Opera star Ann Rob1r1son mental Wh1Z who IS Chlef advlsor to the pres1dent of the Federal Reserve Bank Sys tem Dona Davles and L1ll1an Gr1ff1n foremost Conover models and Merdls Grundy performer 1n GXCIUSIVS F1fth Avenue supper clubs Mlchael Kr1sten IS known to pract1cally every man woman and ch1ld here and abroad H1s IS that fam1l1ar face seen on b1llboards and 1n mag az1ne advertlsements flashlng that Pepsodent sm1le The Fuller Brush eo le are st1ll o1n stron Tony Leon1no gett1ng all kmds of bus1ness for them He sold a broom to Norman Muth so that Norman flrst Republrcan presldent 1n qu1te a Whlle could sweep all the Democrats out of Con gpegs Muth has appo1nted Rex Gosnell Secretary o tate The C1ty of Akron has at last been able to reduce the cost of street sweepmg Instead of dozens of employees 1n th1s department there are now only two Roy Hansrote and Duane Wolfe have been h1red to sweep all the streets 1n town w1th the1r Jet propelled sweeper Zooooom There they go' Betty Efferson Mur1el Thorp V1rg1n1a MOTFIS Bonna Da1sher Betty Adams have worked out an entlrely new system of educat1on Thexr school has very hlgh standards and they wrll admlt only those students who have I Q s of 125 or hlgher People of lesser 1ntell1gence cant stand the pace set by these pedagog1cal wh1rlw1nds So far only a few January forty n1ners have succeeded 1n enrolllng the1r ch1ldren 1n th1s 1n st1tut1on of learn1ng Among these fortunate pa rents are Mrs Joanne Johnson Wagner Mrs Ragena Rutherford Temple Mrs Ruth Chalman Mrs Marllyn Franklln Blakely and Mr B111 S1m mons The former L1z Lake IS coachmg her Junlor so he w1ll be able to pass the entrance exam Mary Avenue 1S be1ng set wlth scarlet and gray mosalc John Feot1s IS m1x1ng the cement vxlth h1s feet and Glenn B1tt1nger IS laylng the desrgn wh1le Bob Hylbert supported by a shovel supervxses Gwen Fender has opened a bakery and 1S do 1ng a tremendous bus1ness She deals 1n fancy cakes cookles cand1es and all the necess1t1es for elegant partles Ida Jean TOb1aS and Anna Thayer handle the bus1ness end of Gwen s bakery Ida Jean consults w1th the customers and Anna handles the ac counts W1ll1s Pope IS also 1n the employ of the Fender Bakery He drlves the wagon Wlth Jack Schaef fer now a mere 260 pounds as h1S asslstant Jack attrlbutes h1S Welght and h1s n1ckname Cookle to h1s present occupat1on Fred Young has establlshed a most un1que drug store d1rectly back of East Hlgh on the shores of Blue Pond H1s store IS patterned after the Keedoozle 1n Memph1s Tennessee It IS an automatlc affa1r All the merchand1se IS set up on shelves 1n l1ttle glass cases All you have to do 1S put your n1ckels 1n the slot and out comes a chocolate m1lkshake or a hamburg Fred s1ts on a balcony overlook1ng the scene 1n h1s lexsurely fashlon wh1le D1ck B1tt1nger Alfred Terry Carl Franck scramble around keeplng the shelves well stocked Pearl Ford has charge of the news stand 1n Freds drug store She possesses the excluslve r1ght to sell Joe Marton s newspaper The Blue Pond Junk wh1ch IS an overwhelmlng success The latest ed1t1on of The Blue Pond Junk ap pears below BLUE POND JUNK Edltor Joseph Marton January 27 1974 PAGE 1 Newly nomlnated candldates for presldency Carroll Petry Woman Hater Party Joan Ange Woman Equallty Party Paul Mullens Hate Everyone Party Captaln Charles Landm ralded Perrlnes smgle handed and covered some 25 East students On examlnlng the1r credent1als he d1scovered that every smgle Or1ental had an authentlc permrt from the 0ff1Ce to have a hamburg 1n the mlddle of the mornlng Landm was heard mutter1ng as he left the scene Trmes are certa1nly d1fferent Gllbert Patsy Sears and B111 Muggsy Wal lace of the pol1ce force have been deta1led to Mary Avenue to keep back the crowd wa1t1ng to see the parade honormg Ted Gardner a former Easterner who went over Nlagara Falls m a bar rel When he was retrleved from the raplds h1s only comment was Glub' glub' Ohhhh 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C6 in , . , . . - 66144 Fzzopdecq F1re Chlef Leo Stadler who IS always on h1s toes nowadays saved the llves of Jack Blacks ch1ckens when h1S poultry shop went on f1re John Jenrette was credlted w1th waklng Chlef Stad ler up PAGE 2 Mary Pastorlus much sought after gun moll was captured When asked whether she was gull y or not Mary Itchy Fmgers Pastorlus spat on the floor and repl1ed I ma no gonna say The Sllver Tonsll TFIO Alan Mouche Herb N1chols and R1chard Montgomery serenaded royalty on the1r tour through London Goodyear Research has a new sky l1ne open a1r roof Th1S was the achlevement of Wllllam Landers and Jack Keleher who acc1dentally mrxed the wrong formula The board of educatlon announced vesterday 1ts nevs replacements Mr Cnarles Hlltbrand East Hxgh pr1nc1pa1 M1ss Nellle Flgg 12 A H1story and Mr Rlchard Butcher custod1an When the new pr1nc1pa1 was asked to say a few words he sa1d There ll be some changes made Yak Yak PAGE 3 Soczety Page Edna May Smlth soc1ety page column1st g1VES out w1th some 1nterest1ng news Wllllam Paulls well known cheesecake photo grapher pxcked Mary Lou Rueffer as the most photogemc swrmmer of the year Rev W1ll1am Webb and Ass1stant Pastor Hugh Hunt were honored at a dmner party celebratmg Rev Webbs f1fteen years as pastor Akron before she w1ll return to Admlral Chalk 1n England The Qulltlng Club of Falrlawn H61ghtS an nounces IIS new offlcers Pres Mrs Marjorle Brewer Astorbllt Sec Mrs Martha Gebhart Dmglehlmer Treas Mrs Roberta Underwood Uppxtysnoot The1r motto IS Joln our club and well keep you 1n stltches PAGE 4 Theater Page The Palace presents a dehghtful new ballet Twmkle Toes starr1ng Jack Lukashuk Nancy McCann and Gladys Mart1n The Rockettes famous chorus l1ne starrlng Dee Dee Stalllngs and Loo Loo Probst are also at the Palace Loew s newest plcture IS I Am Frankenstem s Wlfe starr1ng Wanda Sult Flash' Blue Pond Resort IS opened to the pub l1c The bluest clearest water known Canoes 1n shapes of l1ly pads dot the Waters surface Kyral Wessmuller Wylle expert hfeguard Un der proprletorshlp of Mr Denms W1ckl1ne L1sten over W S F E to MISS AIICE Gllbert s AdV1Ce to Lovelorn 2 00 P M And o oo ooh' L1sten over W S F E to the deep resoundlng VOICE of B111 Beckett comentator of World Affalrs PAGE 5 Peggy Rlvenbark has won lnternatlonal fame IH the world of art Her portralt of Anxta Marcus has been accla1med far and w1de and IS at pres ent hanging 1n the London Museum of Art Al1ce Sutton 1S Stlll Wlth the Evans Savmgs and Loan ASSOCIHIIOH She was made Cha1rman of the Board of Dlrectors at the1r last annual meet mg and Rosxlyn Porter was appolnted treasurer of the same flrm J ul1a Gebhart has won f1rst prlze 1n the cake baklng contest at the Oh1o State Fa1r for the past f1ve years and she has had several artlcles wr1t ten about her cul1nary arts 1n varlous magazmes D1ck Montgomery exponent of modern art has just completed the mural for the corr1dors for the new East Hlgh These murals dep1ct scenes 1n the 11ves of the January 1949 senlors one feat ure belng the flrst dress up day parade 1n the h1story of the school Gladys Mart1n has opened a dress deslgn school on the corner of Market and Johns streets PAGE 6 Sports Kenny Brassknuckles Groves and Phlllp Punchdrunk Llsterman w1ll frght for the t1tle tomorrow nlght 1n the Akron Armory wlth Swoose Alexander actmg as referee D1ck Schoonover has recently accepted the presldency of the Cleveland Indrans Baseball Club He and B1ll Veeck have been closely asso cxated for many years and Schoonle w1ll undoubt edly f1ll Veecks shoes w1th no trouble at all Carroll Pettry w1ll cl1mb 1nto the managershlp left vacant by Drcks promotlon Betty K1bble has retalned her sk1ll wlth the bow and arrow and has been travellng about the country g1v1ng demonstratlons 1n archery and rec1t1ng her own poems PAGE 7 Advertzsements John M1HOV1Ch llcensed undertaker Odell Dlgger Young graveslde asslstance Motto We get you there cheap' French ha1r styl1st Ze great Wayne Pastorla You w1ll look l1ke you never looked before Arnys Eatery Arnold Kalaj proprxetor Star mg s1ng1ng waltresses Nancy McCann and Loo Loo Rosche Dent1st Dr Robert Kenny Fme False Plates Dur1ng Chrlstmas he sprays the mouth Wlth Kxckapoo JUICE Ass1stant Floramae Spencer Sc1ent1f1c farmer James Srers If you eat my spmach ha1r w1ll grow on your chest 50 cents a pound Route 324 Rob1nsons Junk Lot We accept anythlng everyth1ng and all the rest Junkers Charlle Robmson and Johnny Stouffer What does the future hold for you" See Madame Irene Hear all see all know all Za klyn corner of Palmer Fleld and Blue Pond - 1 7 - . . . - Q . . 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U ar - v 7 Q 9 ' We the January class of 1949 do declare this to be our last w1ll and testament ARTICLE I Section 1 Betty Adams Marjorie Brewer Nellie Figg and Joanne Johnson will their ab1l1ty to get up and come to school to Betty McGregor Section II Gene Alexander wills all h1s used bus passes to Barbara Artis Section III Joan Ange w1lls all those lovely sessions ID Mrs Upchurch s history class to Dor othy Boytim Section IV Bill Beckett wills to Ed Kaminski h1s great ambition and willlngness to do hard work Section V Dick Bittmger wills all his money to Betty Ann Muth Section VI Glenn B1tt1nger wills h1s utter silence to Kenny Daugherty Section VII Jack Black wills his E H S Orlents book covers to Shirley Carruthers ARTICLE ll Section I Harriet Boggs Ruth Chalman De lores Stallings and Odell Young leave their his tory books to Miss Naumer Section II Dick Butcher Wills h1s grades fgood or badj to Tony Anton ln hopes he can do some thing with them Sect1on III Nevin Carpenter w1lls his memo ries to Eloise Bailey Section IV Ernie Choate wills all his books and homework to J 1m Thompson Section V Bonnie Darsher w1lls her short haircut to Joyce Cr1sl1p ARTICLE III Section I Dona Davies w1lls her d1rty saddles to Gladys Camp whose saddles are always clean Section II Betty Efferson leaves a peaceful study hall to MISS Swlgart Section III Gwen Fender wills her good times at Coyles to Herb Jackson Percv and Dick An derson Section IV John Feotis leaves h1s 95 average in math and physics to Gus Kalapodrs Section V Pearl Ford wills the best of luck to Jesse Owens throughout his slnging career Section VI Don Flanary and Richard Yeager will a box of red penclls to each member of the faculty Sect1on VII Marilyn Franklin w1lls to her brother Dallas the carrying on of the Franklin name at East ARTICLE IV Section I Harvey Fuller w1lls a plow and shovel to Mr Johnson Section II Ted Gardner wills three rides in h1s new car to Chuck Clatworthy Sect1on III Julia Gebhart leaves her quiet ness to Pudge Kolans Section IV Martha Gebhart bequeathes her 12 years of school to Skipper Section V Betty Gibson w1lls her locker to her sister Leah Section VI Alice Gilbert w1lls her friendship with Miss Naumer to Do Do Vronick Section VII Rex Gosnell wills one eighth of his anatomy to J1m Kaltenwasser Section VIII L1ll1an Griffin w1lls her ability to go steadv successfully for a long trme to Norma Hodgkiss Section IX Kenny Groves w1lls his first pe r1od drowsiness to the talkative John Srmth ARTICLE V Section I Merdis Grundy w1lls her brains to her brother William to pass in Mr Brackens class Section II Roy Hansrote w1lls the fun he has had here at East to all underclassmen Section III Betty Harris wills her talking ability to Mary Lou Usery Section IV Hugh Hunt bequeathes h1s spot on the student parking lot to B111 Maloney Janet Section VI John Jenrette bequeathes his peaceful d1spos1t1on to George Mackey Section VII Jack Keleher wills his beat up physics books to Don Sh1nderwolf SGCLIOH VIII Bob Kenney w1lls h1s undivided attention in class to Ken Akms Section IX Bud Hiltbrand w1lls all his broken test tubes to Jim Harsha ARTICLE VI Section I To Stella Taylor Betty Kibble leaves her bookkeeping answers Section II Charles Landm leaves his consci entiousness to Fay White Section III Philip Listerman leaves his books to Pat Keleher Section IV Jack Lukashuk leaves all the teachers to the next senior class Section V Bill Landers wills all his books to Kenny W1lk1nson the asked for themj Section VI Mlchael Kr1stan w1lls h1s bashful ways to Clarence Berry Section VII Elizabeth Lake w1lls her talking in class to Pat Strader Section VIII Anita Marcus w1lls all the men to Sara G1llesp1e ARTICLE VII Section I Tony Leonino w1lls his worn out muckets in the sling ding of his car to Jim Thompson 70' ' - ' I ' ' Section V-Bob Hylbert wills his car keys to efddd 704:51 Sect1on II Joe Marton w1lls h1s w1t to Kltty Flsher Sect1on III Gladys Martln w1lls her brams and good looks to her brother Wmston SCCIIOH IV Nancy McCann leaves w1th pleas ant memorles Sect1on V Mary Kaploltas w1lls her place 1n Nat1onal Honor SOCIETY to her brother N1ck Sect1on VI B1ll Paulls leaves h1s w1secracks to John Hurst ARTICLE VIII Se t1on I Mary Pastorlus leaves her seat ln MISS Swlgart s study hall to Marlta Woods Sect1on II Herb Nlchols leaves Joyce Harvey Sect1on III Glenna Neslme leaves her year and a half vwth Mrs Upchurch to Theresa Pa lazzo SECTION IV Norman Muth leaves Mr Max well s fourth floor sanctuary Sect1on V Paul Mull1ns w1lls h1s deepest sym pathy to all students st1ll IH school Sect1on VI Alan Moucha leaves h1s swlmmmg ab1l1ty to Francls R1Ck ARTICLE IX Sect1on I Vlfglnla MOFTIS w1lls her hall guard duty to Bruce Donaldson and J1m Sloat Sect1on II D1ck Montgomery leaves h1s draw Sect1on III Connle Morln w1lls her love for poetry to MISS Mostenlc Sect1on IV John M1DOV1Ch leaves Chalmers Shroder to walk to school alone Sect1on V Wayne Pastor1a w1lls h1s bow legs to someone who rldes horseback Sect1on VI Loulse Probst w1lls her sympathy to all freshmen SECTION VII Rosllyn Porter leax es her brother and srster at East to carry on where she leaves off ARTICLE X Sect1on I Mary Poore leaves her posltlon as Drum Majorette to D1Ck18 Wellman Sect1on II W1ll1S Pope leaves h1s front seat ln Mr Maxwell s physlcs class to some unsuspectmg 12B Sect1on III Mary Kay Podrosky leaves her red shoes to Joan Pavelcheck and Phyllls Horn Sect1on IV Carroll Petrx vxllls h1s place IH the band to h1S brother Ronny Sect1on V Ragena Rutherford leaves to get marrled Sect1on VI Mary Lou Rueffer leaves her sty l1sh clothes to Marllyn N1codemus ARTICLE XI Sect1on I Marv Lou Rosche W1llS her plano playmg to Edna Oaks Mar1on Frutchey and John Harper Sect1on II Marlan Roberts leaves her dr1v1ng ab111ty to Mr Geetmg Sect1on III Peggy Rlvenbark w1lls her T B posters to Frances Jones SECTION IV Janlce Rear1ck w1lls her love of motlon p1ct1es to Dolores W1lk1ns Sect1on V Dmck Schoonover w1lls the Job of a wmnmg baseball team to Jlm Pope Sect1on VI Jack Schaefer bequeaths h1s eye for a pretty glrl to Bob Laney ARTICLE XII Sect1on I B1ll Slrnmons leax es h1s football Sult to Ralph Ragen Sect1on II Edna Mae Smlth w1lls her good tlmes 1n photography class to Eulene Souther Sect1on III Floramae Spencer w1lls her alarm clock to Me1le H1ll Sect1on IN John Stouffer leaves h1s appre CIHIIOH of muslc to anyone who doesnt under stand be bop SGCIIOH V To all h1s frxends Al Terry w1lls h1s troubles Sect1on VI Mur1el Thorp w1lls the Dramat1c Club to Eunlce Hallauer Sect1on VII Anna Thayer and Ida Jean To blas w1ll the1r craft work to Bex erly Sect1on VIII Wanda Lee Sult WIIIS a wad of chew1ng gum to every waste basket 1n the bulldmg Se t1on I Roberta Underwood leaves her green Jacket to Jack1e Sect1on II B1ll Wallace leaves Mrs Moore IH peace Sect1on III Catherme Wahl WIIIS her alarm clock to Bob Marsh Sect1on IV Agnes Weakland w1lls Bub H1lt brand to F1restone SECTION V To Mrs Upchurch B1ll Webb leaves all h1S lntelllgence Sect1on VI Dennls WlCklln6 w1lls h1s chewmg gum to Mxss Naumer and h1s aggresslveness to Charles Wahl Sect1on VII Duane Wolf leaves the rabblts he shot th1s season to all the boys that were ln school November 15 ARTICLE XIV Sect1on I James S1ers w1lls h1s abxllty to sleep IH class to Charles Maerean Sect1on II Allce Sutton w1lls her high aver ages to Joan Patterson Sect1on III Karl Wyl1e w1lls h1s curly halr to Ross Parsell SECIIOH IV Fred Young leaves h1s COOk16 duster to Tony Anton Sect1on V Bern1ce W1ll1ams bequeaths her POSIIC ab1l1ty to B1ll Solt Sect1on VI Janette Young w1lls her lovely blond haxr to Joan Bernert Sect1on VII Irene Zaklan w1lls her apprecla t1on and regards to the facultv i, . . , . . 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JUNE CLASS OFFICERS Edward Kam1nsk1 President Jeanette Taylor Gzrls Treas Donna Thomas Secretary Bob Boxler Vzce Preszdent Bob M1tchel1 boy s treasurer absent from p1cture CLASS SONG CTune T111ThenJ East Hlgh Well treasure memor1es of you East Hlgh No matter what we may do For fr1ends And teachers always so true We now thank you The games and smgmg our Loyalty So dear And evermore they shall be A part of me It s June the class of 49 must go And face the tasks ahead Each one has h1s goal to reach we know To strlve to the end our motto defend T11 then Well call on each memory T11 then No matter when It may be To you we b1d farewell and ad1eu East Hlgh, goodbye Motto We bulld the ladder by Wh1Ch we r1se Flower Tallsman Rose Colors Blue and Whlte Class Memorlal MUSIC stand w1th hght Advzsors MISS Lela Hoffman MISS Mary Mosten1c Mr Clarence Parsell 7 . .7 . ' 9 , . i . , 7 7 . 3 ! , . 7 7 ' I' 66 79 7 7 The clubs, and "Spirit Wins" are to me 7 7 , D 7 q . , Z , ' , . 7 7 , . 7 , . KENNETH AKINS Shorty Organizations National Honor Society Orchestra Ambition To be a doctor Usually seen Yes occasionally Preference Food in general RICHARD ANDERSON Duck Organizations Basketball Ambition To inherit a fortune Usually seen With Ralph Ragwn at the YMCA Preference Blue eyed cheer leaders ALINE ARNOLD Dozey Organizations Commerciil Club Ambition Make Willard 1 good wife Usually seen Willard Beamer downtown Preference Chicken dinners BARBARA ARTIS Barb Organizations Sponsors YTeen Red Cross Ambition Happy life with r ter tain basketball plaver Lsually seen Monroe Falls with Swoose Preference Blond hair ffreen eyes sports MILDRED LUELLA AUBERRY Tommy Organizations Commercial Club Ambition Stenographer Usually seen At Lucrlles Preference. Dancing with Rrlph JEAN AVERILL "Jeannie Organizations: Secret'iry of Stu- dent Council Sr. Y-Teen, Glee Club, vice president of Com- mercial Club, and Jr. Y-Teen Ambition: To go to Akron U Preference: To haxe Paul comc home for good ELOISE BAILEY "Mrs. Organizations: Glee Club, F.H.A.. National Honor Society, Red Cross, Letterettes Ambition: To teach Kindergarten Usually seen: With Alacia Hemp- hill and Nevin Carpenter at Perrines Preference: Perrines' hamburgers and french fries .X ALENE BALL Blondie Ambition To attend Clex eland Bible Institute Usually seen At church JEAN BARRON Re Organizations Commercial Club mbrtron To be a secretarv sually seen With Bob Boxler Preference To stay home from chool RAY BASH Ray Organizations H1 Y and Swim team Ambition To be a store manager Usually seen At Iceland with the ang Preference Lincoln conxertibles JUDITH BENSON Judy Organizations Jr Y Teen Ambition To be a dress designer Usually seen With Ermalrne Trdvtell Preference Hamburgs with pickles JOAN BERNERT Organizations MaJorette Ambition To be a housewife and have ONE husband Usually seen When some one looks at me Preference: Football players CLARENCE LOU BERRY Porky Organizations: Student Council Radio Staff, Varsity Football 3 years Freshman football 1 year Track Caravan staff Speakers Bureau National Honor Society Ambition: Teach Coach Own my own photo studio Usually seen: In Student Council room P eference: Dancing and eating VERA BLAIR "Tiny" Organizations: Jr. Y-Teen Ambition: To be a secretary, then marry Usually seen: Bowling with Tom Preference: French fries and cokes IANICE BOGART "Peanut" Ambition: To graduate, to travel Usually seen: With Betty Gibson Preference: To grow 222 inches taller DAVID BOSLEY Able Organlzatlons H1 Y Glee Club National Honor Soclety Radio staff Speakers Bureau Student Council Basketball Baseball Caravan Amb1t1on Go to college get mar r1ed and live happily ever after Usually seen Just about every where with anybody Preference Sporty clothes and blg cars BETTY BOUSUM Miss B Organizations Y Teen Ambition To teach Dean Surgeon how to dance I mean it Usually seen At Scotts with the fish birds and turtles Preference Tall boys with butches BEATRICE BOWEN Bea Organizations Commercial Club Ambition To graduate and get married Usually seen With Gene Kirk patrick at Summit Beach roller rink Preference Butterscotch milk shakes and Gene ROBERT BOXLER Bleachle Organizations Track National Honor Society Student Council Caravan staff Cross Country Usually seen With Jean Barron Preference Jean DOROTHY BOYTIM louse Organizations Commercial Club Natlonal Honor Soclety Student Council Ambition To be The Perfect Secretary Usually seen In Student Councll room Preference Perrmes pepsis boys with dark eyes JAMES BRETH lm Ambition Retire Usually seen Everywhere Preference Hamburgs JANIE BRUNSON "Mae" Organizations: Commercial Club Ambiiton: To be a good wife Usually seen: With Louis Johnson Preference: Banana pudding JERRY BRUNSON Dean Organizations Commerc1al Club Ambition To make a success out of life Usually seen With Hudson Bennett Preference Dancing and eating MARILYN BUCKNER Hypoclteh Organizations Sponsors Caravan staff Jr Y Teen Ambition To go to college Usually seen At Monroe Falls and Annunciation Preference Sw1mmmg and Jack Duncan FLORINE JEWEL BUSH Tmy Organizations Commercial Club Gheerleadear Y Teen GAA Girls Chorus Senior Chorus at Arilla Indiana Ambition To be a nurse Usually seen With Audrey Glather at Wanzies Preference Thlrd baseman on e Ar1lla Indlana softball team WILLIAM CAIN up Ambition To carry Miss Andrews basket Usually seen At Perrines Preference Sleep JOHN CALHOUN Jqgk Ambition To become a midget auto driver Usually seen At Wells Hotel Preference Marine clothes MILDRED CAMERON Mg Organizations Commercial Club Amb1t1on Accountant Usually seen Loew s Theater with Clarence Preference Swimming and football GLADYS CAMP Ambition To be a housewife Usually seen Church with my sister Preference Swimming PATRICIA CAMPBELL a Ambition To be an office worker Usually seen Everywhere Preference Dancing CHARLES CARMACK Charlie Organizations H1 Y Ambition To become a printer Usually seen At the Drug Store at Eastland and Arnold Avenue Preference Drinking milkshakes SHIRLEY CARRUTHERS Sully Organwations Jr Y Teen Ambition To be an elementar teacher Usually seen Anywhere with Joy Harvey Preference Fridavs JAMES CASEY lm Ambition To be a college graduate Organizations Glee Club and Baseball Usually seen: With Patty and J. H. Gang Preference: Hamburgs and milkshakes GWENDOLYN CHAPMAN Gwen Organizations: Commercial Club Letterettes Ambition: To study nursing and get married Usually seen: Summit Beach roller skating rink Preference: Butterscotch milkshakes LILLIS COCHRAN "Lil' Organizations: Commercial Club, Sr, Y-Teen, Latin Club, and Jr. Y-Teen Ambition: To be a nurse and to later get married Usually seen: At all the dances and football games Preference: Dancing and ice skating RUTH CONLEY Shorty Ambition Waitress housewife Usually seen With Joe B Shawl Preference Double rich chocolate milkshakes RONALD CRISS Rgnmg Organizations Track Basketball Cross Country Band Ambition To make lots of money the easy way with music Usually seen At dances work school with girls and boys Preference Girls hamburgs milkshakes music GOLDIE CROWE Ambition To become a doctor Usually seen Perrines or in e auditorium wtih Cyril Preference Hambuigs and music FLORENCE CUNDIFF o Organizations Commeicial Club Speakers Bureau Student Coun cil Glee Club Girls Trio Cara van staff Advance Chorus Y Teen and Red Cross Ambition To go to Kent State Preference With a certain sailoi Usually seen In Council Room ROBERT DALY Bo Organizations Hi Y Leaueis Club Ambition History teacher make a million dollais Usually seen: Janet Thornton Preference: Sports eating taking., Janet out DON DAVIS Frog Organizations: Track and Cross Country Ambition: To go to Engineering College Usually seen: At Garfields Cafeteria after school Preference: Old clothes lots of time. nice qui t people SARA JANE DANIELS DORIS DAWSON Kitty Organizations Commercial Club Ambition To work in an office and be a housewife Usually seen Neisners 5 and 10 with Betty Glenn Preference Letters from Junior BETTY DINGLE Pug Organization Commercial Club Ambition Social Worker Usually seen With Frank Carr Preference To hear Frank Carr sing VIRGINIA DUNFORD Ginny Organizations Jr Y Teen Ambition To attend Akron U Usually seen At Annunciatlon dances with the gang CHARLES EDDY Sonny Organizations Baseball Ambition To be a ball player Usually seen At the German American Hall with Rosalie Preference Anything you can out of doors HUGH EDWARDS Hue Organizations: Hi-Y Ambition: To enter college Usually seen: At the Y Preference: Sports hamburgs JOUAN ELLINWOOD "Jo" Organization: Commercial Club Ambition: To be a secretary Usually seen: Arena Roller Skating Rink Preference: Roller Skating JOSEPH EVANS "Joe" Organizations: Student Council, Hi-Y, Freshman Basketball, Track, Advance Chorus Ambition: To be a policeman Usually seen: With Pee Wee Preference: Girls MARVIN EVANS Pee Woo Orgamzations H1Y Golf team Freshman Basketball Track and Advanced Chorus Ambition To be a foreman Usually seen With Joe Ray or a girl Preference Hamburgs twithj SILAS EVANS Bu Organization Glee Club Ambition Doctors degree in music Usually seen With Marilyn Lesslck wherever she is Preference A combination of Marilyn and happiness WARREN FERRELL Shck Ambition To play in organized baseball Usually seen In the East Akron Terrace with the gang Preference Eating my favorite foods BILLY FIER Bl Organizations H1 Y Jr Varsity Basketball Ambition To go to the service then to Kent State Usually seen Perrines the 5th period Preference Girls DELORIS FILASETA Ugly Organizations: F.H.A. Ambition: To be a nurse Usually seen: Rialto with Pat and Betty Preference: To always be neat nice and quiet GLORIA FILASETA "GIo" Ambition: Air line communication Usually seen. Dancing, East Market Gardens Preference: French fries MARY CATHERINE FISHER "KiNy" Organizations: Glee Club, Student Council, Dramatic Club, Speech Bureau, National Honor Society, G.A.-A., Jr. Y-Teen, Red Cross Ambition: To teach History Usually seen: With the gang any place that there is excitement Preference: A good book, music GERMAINE FOX Ambition To become a chess maker Usually seen All over Preference Tall men with black hair and blue eves BETTY LOU GAINES Llppy Organizations Sr Y Teen Cala van staff J Y Teen Rec Cross Advanced Chorus Ushci Ambition Psychologist U uallv seen In the halls with Kitty Joyce Ileita Nancv Preference Black hair and eyes new Buicks RICHARD GAMBLE Duck Ambition Run clothing stole Usually seen At the Bus Stop Lunch with Betty Glenn aftei the sixth period Preference Stuffed Chicken with mashed potatoes and giavv ALICE GARDNER Alhe Organizations S1 Y Teen Ambition Music teacher Usually seen With Jean Leight Jean King Margie Price Prefeience Hambuigers MARJORIE GAY Margie Ambition Piimaiy School Teacher Usually seen The halls with Joy ce Thoip CHARLES GEETING Chuck Organizations: Hi-Y N'ition'1l Honor Society Ambition: To be an electrical engineer Usually seen: At the H and H Preference: Coyle's banana splits and hamburgers with every- thing LEAH GIBSON "Lee" Organizations: Commercial Club Ambition: To be a bookkeeper or comptometrist Preference: Banana splits ANGIE GIGANTE Shrimp Organizations Diamatic Club Red Cross Ambition Commeicial aitist Usually seen With Freddie Preference Football games SARAH FRANCES GILLESPIE Tome Organizations Glee Club Ambition To go to Paris Usually seen At home Preference Driving BETTY GLENN Belts Organizations Commercial Club Ji Y Teen FHA Ambition Bookkeeper housewife Usually seen With Dick Gamble in the halls Preference Semi classics with Dick DOROTHY JUNE GOODHART Goodle ot Organizations Vice President ol Jr Y Teen Commercial Club Jr Y Teen basketball team Ambition Commercial artist oi ait teacher Usually seen With Bud Cline Pieference Horses cokes and 'inything yellow IMOGENE MADLINE GORMAN Midge Oiganizations Glee Club Sr Y Teens Home Economics Ambition To become a secretary Pieference Ice skating LORALEA GRAY Lollie Organizations: Glee Club National Honor Society, Y-Teen Booster Ambition: To be a first rate Night Club singer Usually seen: At East Akron Y Preference: Bob Cevasco LOREEN RUTH GRIBBLE "Bunnie Organizations: Commercial Club Ambition: Stenographer and typist Usually seen: With Bill Cross Preference: Tomato soup for breakfast DELLA VINITA GROVES 5.10759 Ambition: School teacher Usually seen: With Richarc Piefeience' Baseball 2'nne' FRANCES GUESSFORD I Ambition To be a good book keepei Organizations Commeicial Cltp Usually seen At home Preference Reading ROSELEE GUZY Ambition To become a go d stenogiapher with a good tum Usually seen At the Russian Club Preference Dancing especialli polka and vxaltz .IANICE HABBERFIELD an Organizations Sponsois Usheis Ambition To stt dy medicine Usually seen With Jim Witheio Preference Food ot any CLARENCE HACKATHORN HUGH Organizations Social Committe for Senioi Activities Ambition Aviator Usually seen Peiiines whenevei I can get there WILLIAM ARTHUR HURT Abbie Organizations H1 Y Ambition To Graduate Usually seen With a blond Pr feience Blonds EUNICE HALLAUER Organizations Dramatic Club Thespian National Honor So ciety Advanced Chorus Ambition Psychoanalize all teacheis at East Usually seen With Dlggel H Polsky s record shop Preference Discussing the faults of others to forget my Own JOHN ROBERT HARPER Jack Organizations: Glee Club Nation- al Honor Society Ambition: Telexision technician suallv seen: Studying in study ha MARJORIE HARRIS Morgue Organizations JI Y Teen Ji Red Cross Glee Club I'l'lb1tlOH To be a conceit pianist Usually seen Church school practicing piano Piefelence Dancing sports JOYCE HARVEY gy iganizations Ji Y Teen Glee Club Ambition To go to Art College Usually seen At East Akron Y iefelence Hamburgers french fries chocolate milkshakes at the Paikwax GLENDA HAYS Gilda Organizations Glee Club Spon sois Student Council Ji Y Teen Red C10 s Usually seen With Bill or The Girls Preference Dancing music and B1 ROBERT JOHN HAYS Swobble Ambition Aviation machinist Usually seen At Iceland with ani blond ieterence Blonds medium height and blue eyes US! ALACIA MERLE HEMPHILL Shorty Organizations National Honoi Society Jr Red Cross FHA Dramatics Letterettes mbition To study medicine Usually seen Eloise Bailey t Peirmes Preference Periines hamburgs and french fries WILLIAM HENCH I Organization Glee Club Ambition Be a fishing guide in the Northwest territory Usually seen With Flo Cundiff Piefeience A two weeks fishing trip in Canada in the summer . V ' l U i . . - - , . , . s A 11 II ' 11 llF'gII ' : '. - , '. ' ' 1 ' - A . .Y . . ' ' 1 ' ' 1' . . 5. r - : . . . I - V , 5 HJ ,, "Ro" O' ' ' .2 '. - , . . A 0 , , . 4 J. I ' 'Y : ' : U I v P' V ' : ' , - . . . , 7 Q . HJ ,, l A . , - , . 1: . , -N ' Y Y '. - . A 2 X ' ' y ' S . f - - - W : ' ' ' " . ' U Y ' rx description Ambition: -To haye a b1g'fam1ly . , . ll , , Z , . C : " . Y I Z . .!.' - P' I. : Y . ,',. . ' Y . . .. ' ' : '- . . ' . . -- . . A : : ' . Z l 3 e ' 1 - , 1 . .. ' Q . HB-W, Y D ' U A , - tt - 4 - ' - - U ' ' . L . ' ' . -. 1 Y V MERLE HILL "Hill Billy" Organizations: Sponsors, Sr. Y- Teen, Caravan staff, Cheerleader Ambition: To go to Kent State, and take up teaching Usually seen: Annunciation dances, Coyles with the gang P eference' Clean saddles grilled cheese sandwiches EDNA RACHEL HODGE Eddie Ambition To be a secretaiy Pieference Hamburgs ROBERT HOLBROOK Bo Organizations H1 Y Ambition Start business of my own Usually seen Talking in study hall Preference Win a million dollars on a quiz show IRENE HOLICK :ky Ambition Tour the world and fmd the Man I Love Usually seen With Herb White on Saturday nights in his Ford Preference Ketchup roast pork Saturday nights DELMA HOLLAND e Organizations Commercial Club Usually seen At school with homework Preference Cherry ple macaroni salad ice skatmg JOYCE HOLLINGSWORTH Bubbles Ofg8HlZ3t1OIlS Glee Club Sr Y Teen Caravan staff AITlb1tlOn ChelTllStlV teachei Usually seen Nancy Betty Lou Ileita Kitty Janet and the Daugherty gang Preference Cleaiwatei Floiida BARBARA HORN Barb Organizatlons Glee Club Com merclal Club Sr Y Teen Ambition To be a singei Usually seen Wlth Sally Wilson Preference French f119S WlLllAM HUBIAK "Wash" Ambition: To dance on my one-hundredth birthday with the gang Usually seen: Wi1and's or Bil1's Preference: Hamburgs, cherry milkshakes money nous MAY Huenss Huey Organizations Girls Athletic Association Usually seen Any place wlth Neal Clmt Joanne Harry Jackie and Gordon Ambition To be married Preferrience Bowling and playing car WILLIAM DAVID JOHNSON Ambition To be a part of a better world Usually seen Any place with anybody Preference Good looking girls money GERALD Jormson Jw, Organizations H1 Y Ambltlon To have a buslness of my own Usually seen With Don Jordon in my car Preference Big shoes beautiful cars FRANCES IRENE JONES Franny Organizations Commercial Club Majorettes Sr Y Teen Dra matic Club Ambition To be a model Usually seen Coyles and Annunciation Preference Football and basket ball phyers DONALD JORDAN Don Oigamzations Baseball team Ambition To get a good Job Usually seen At Iceland with Jerlv Johnson Pieference Nice cars WILLIAM JOY Bl O ganizations Latin Club Band Oxchestra and Glee Club Ambition Leain to sleep with my eves open U ually seen At work Pxefeience Blondes Brunettes or Redheads r . ' , , ., ., ' ' Z - I 9 7 . C ll hll uhdu D: Z . . , HI ,. ,, .. . i . A : ' 7 : . ' ' . ' - A ' 1 ,, .. HD I.. . . , . . ' , . . , . I l , . - , - Ambition: To be a receptionist 1 - - . I . v ' 1 . y S ,. ., ,. ,. , ' . . ' ' . : ' . -' 3 ' y v V " - . .. , ,, . ll 'ull I' I 9 1 3 I -' 1. . . v - ' ' v . . - - S F v Z 3 -' ' ' ' : , C 1 GUST KALAPODIS "Mutt" Organizations: Glee Club Ambition: To be an opera singer Usually seen: Behind Miss lVIeier's waving hand Preference: Hamburgs 'incl frenei friei EDWARD KAMINSKI Oganwatrons National Honor Socretv Football President Senior Class Ambition To be a lawyer Usually seen Dona Davres Preference Mustard sandwiches MARY ELLEN KEAGY Mary Ambition To be a success Usually seen Sitting on the davenport doing history Preference Spaghetti and hamburgs GENE KEIFER Bu Organizations Glee Club H1Y Club Ambition To be an accountant Usually seen With Hugh Edwards Bob Daly Preference Mrlkshakes EARL KELVINGTON Wlmpy Ambltron To be a partner with my dad and brother in then service station Preference 1949 kai'-,er Deluxe Usuallv seen Arts Parking Lot ANNA KEYS Annie Economic Club Organrzations Commercial Club Ambrtron To be a secretary Preference Blond halred baseball players Usually seen At Mary s Sandwich Shop with Floyd JEAN MARIE KING Kmgster Orgamzations S1 Y Teen Ambition To DG an Office Clerk Usually seen With Doris Martin and Margie Price Preference Sandy hair blue eyes 5 8 l ROBERT KRATZER "Sombo' Organizations: Hi-Y Ambition: To be an architect Usually seen: At the drug storm Preference: Blondes MARLENE KRIEGER Murnee Organizations Dramatic Club Red Cross Commercial Club Ambition To be a clothes designer or a singer Usually seen With Bud O1 talkin on the phone Preference Tall boys ruth dark ran MARION KROPAC Giggles Organrzauons Commercial Club Sr Y Teen Ambition To be a singer Usually seen With all my f116llCl Prefererce Men ROBERT KRUGER o Ambition To be a busrnessmai Usually seen Atornrc Grill Preference Blondes CECILIA JEAN LACK Sally Ambition To be a laboratory technrcran U ually seen Workrng at the Lrbrary Preference Tall boys vxrth Cadillac JOHN LADICH Johnnie Organizations Glee Club Ambrtron Lrght opera srnger Usually seen German Amerlcai Hall Preference 12 inch Hot Dogs FAYE LAND Organizations Jr X Teen Cara yan Staff Ambition To be a prrvate secretary later on Mrs Blau Usually seen With Tom Blan when he is home from e Marines Preference Tom Blair ROBERT LANEY B0 Organizations: Golf Caravan Staff Ambition: Go on to college- Akron U Usually seen Norma at North Preference Girls and food RAMON LANGLEY Organizations Glee Club Track Cross Country Ambition Radio and electronic engineer Usually seen Mr Dimmettes room Preference Polk chops chicken ILEITA ANNE LEE Organizations '1 Teen Caravan Staff Advance Chorus Ushers Ambition Take up merchandising Usually seen Betty Lou Nancy Joyce Kitty Preference People in Vlfglnla VIRGINIA LEEDOM Glnny Organizations Y Teen Ambition Primarv school teacher Usuallv seen Roller skating at Summit Beach Preference Hamburgs fiench fries milkshakes ORLAN LEHMANN WALTER LEHTO Organizations H1 Y Ambition Find a good Job Usually seen With Dorothy Castner Preference Girls JEAN LEIGHTY Organizations President of S Y Teen National Honor Society Member of Buckeye Girl s State Ambition Kmdeigarten teachel Usually seen With Doris King ster Margle Alice Joanne Preference Rainbow ice cream llllies of the xalley LOUISE LENGYL Sully Organizations: Glee Club Cheer- leader Y-Teen National Honor Society Jr. Red Cross Ambition: To be a secretary Usually seen: Roaming the halls with DoDo Vronick and Frances Jones Preference Bob Kenny JUNE LEONARD June rganizations Commercial Club Ambition Writer and to travel Usually seen At home Pxeference Boys who walk on the wrong side of the girl DOROTHY LONG Dol Oxganizations Y Teen Ambition To become a secretary at one of the radio stations Usually seen Slaving at home with my homework Pieteience Hambuigs french llleS milkshakes JOHN ALBERT LOVETT Skinny Ennls GIQHHIZSLIOHS Tiack Cross Countiy Ambition Dentist Usually seen With the gang Piefeience Clrls money REGINA LUIKART Jeannie Oigamzations Commeiclal Club Y Teen Ambition To be a cosmetologist Usually seen Skipper at Loews or East Market Gaidens Pieference Dancing with Skippel ELINOR MACK Ambition Secretary Usuallv seen Home Preference Classical music WILLIAM MALONEY Mugs mbition To go to Akron U Aeronautics Usuallv seen Summit Beach roller kating Preference Fried chicken DEAN MAPLE Purdue Organizations Radio Stalf Usually seen With Doris Camp Preference Perrrnes MARY ELIZABETH MARCHINSKY Organizations Commercial Club Ambition Be a muse Usually seen With Pat Ritz Josie Mrller at the Atomic Preference Ray New man DONALD PAUL MARTIN Don Organizations Football H1 Y Club Ambition Study to be 1 Pharmacist Usually seen Annunciatron Dances Square Dances Preference Lots of milk and girls DORIS JEAN MARTIN Jeanne Organizations Y Teen Com mercral Club Ambition Own my own business Usually seen Jean Margie Chuck Preference Dark hair and blue eves FRANCES MATUNICH FFUNCIG Organizations Sponsors Y T6611 Caravan Staff Ambition Secretary O1 Stewardess Usually seen. With Marilyn and Faye Preference: Chocolate shakes MARGIE McKINNEY Ambition: Stenographer Preference: Football games VICTOR McMAHANS "Vic" Organizations: Hi-Y Clubs. Com- mercial Club Ambition: To become an accountant Usually seen: With Judy Reed Preference: Fishing. baseball JAMES WILLIAM MILBURN Jimmie Organizations H1 Y Dramatic Club Art E award Ambition Fashion artist Usually seen Dances with girl Preference Beautiful girls KENNETH MILLER Ears Organizations HrY Student Council National Honor So crety Speakers Bureau Track Ambition Goto the U Usually seen With Bobbie Tinsley Preference Parfait alias a sundae CHARLES R MILLS Bo Organizations Swim Team Ambition Be a five star general Usually seen Riding a Newton St bus ROBERT H MITCHELL Bo Organizations Glee Club H1 Y Ambition To get my diploma and then go to college Preference Good lookin women EARL MOORE S lm Organizations Red Cross Editor ot Red Writer Usually seen Saturday night square dances Preference: Joan Rossiter EDITH MORGAN Organizations: Y-Teen Com- mercial Club Ambition: To be a secretary, get married Usually seen: At the East Akron YMCA Preference: Lots of friends and nice clothes WILMA MOSKOVIS "Willie" Organizations: Y-Teen, Com- mercial Club Ambition: Civil Service work in Washington, D. C. Usually seen: At Library working. Cozy Corner afterward Preference: Kent State. men JANICE MARIE MUNFORD Shorty Orgaruzatlons Commerc1al Club Llbrary West H15 Glrls Glee Club Ambltlon HISIOFY major and socxal worker Usually seen W1th Dot Jackson and Amy Thurman Preference Men I can look UP to MARY MURPHY Irish OfgaHlZ8t1OHS GAA Ushers Y Teens Lettexettes Amb1t1on Nurse Usually seen Eclwm Prather Iceland Pxeference HOISCS food SARAH MURRAY Ambltlon To go to college Usually seen W1th W1ll1am Balne Preference Hamburgs PHYLLIS NEIDLINGER P I Orgamzatlons Commerc1al Club Amb1t1on A1rlme teletype p erator then marrlage Usually seen Wlth the K1ds at all the actxvltxes Preference Slumber part1es food JOHN NIXON JR OYgafllZ3t10HS Advanced Chorus Glee Club Ambltlon Chemlcal analyst ox mortxclan Usually seen Anvwhere except home Plefelence Sports of all kmds JEAN NUNLEY Jeanne Orgamzatlons Y Teens Sponsols Ambxtlon Go to college Usually seen Annunclatlon dances wlth The K1ds Preference Slumber part1es wlth The K1ds LINDLEY VINCENT NYBERG n Orgamzatlons Swxm Team Ambltxon Studv draftln Usually seen Book store m Polskys Preference Brunettes EDNA LUCILLE OAKS Eddne Orgamzatlons Commerc1al Club Glee Club Natxonal Honor So uety Y Teen Ambltlon To get a Job with sxx months paxd vacatxon twxce a year Usually seen W1th Dorothy Boytlm SAMUEL OAKS Sambo Organ1zat1ons Football Ambltlon MOYIICIEH Preference Blg black C318 JENNIE LEE OVERTON Blondie Orgamzatlons Commerc1al Club Arnb1t1on Stenographxc work Usually seen W1th Earl Bush Preference Playmg my gultar CHRISTINE OWENS Boots Olganlzatxons Commerc1al Club Amb1t1on To be a success Usually seen At Alme Arnolds house Preference Mllkshakes from Coyles THERESA PALAZZO Terry Orgamzatlons Y Teen Com merclal Club Amb1t1on To be a stenographer Usually seen W1th Jeanme Lulkart Preference Seml CIHSSICHI music NANCY LEE PALM Non Orgamzatlons Glee Club Y Teen Advanced Chorus Jr Red Cross Caravan Ambxtlon Teacher Usually seen In East halls with Betty Lou Joyce Ilelta Kmtty Preference People at Akron U IONEL MIHAIL PAPAIOAN Pap Oxgamzatxons Natxonal Honor Soclety Glee Club H1 Y Co ed Aesembly Ambxtxon Electrxcal englneer Usuallv seen Drxvmg a car Preference Partncxpate ID sports H 1. ,, . ,, . 1 . , , ., . . 1 1 , - . 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WILLIAM PIRTLE I O1gan1zat1ons TIHCR Team Amb1t1on To attend college Usually seen Wlth Jean Hannnex of Garflelcl P1efe1ence Cond lookmg gnl FLORENCE PITTMAN o OI'g3lllZ8llOllS Y Teen Majolette Amb1t1on To f1n1sh h1gh school and work at Scotts Usually seen Wlth Flo or M3ll6llE 1oam1ng the halls Plefelence Hamburgs and a gm b1 the name of Jack WILLARD WALLACE PLATTS Wally mb1t1on To travel Usually seen At Loevt s Im No 13 Prefelence MISS Stump s HISTOIX ala M1 Maltlll mules Pore slup ba Amb1t1on P10 baseball playe1 Usually seen Most anywhere V1 1Ll'l Dave Janas1k Preference Spo1ts events ch1cke1 at Athletic Banquets MARJORIE JEAN PRICE Margle rgamzatlons Y Teen Amb1t1on Go to BUSINESS School Usually seen Wherever I happen to be Prefelence Sand1 han' and brovn NES SAM RADER Joker Organlzatlons Glee Club H1 X Closs COUDLIX Amb1t1on To go thlough college Usually seen In the halls Wltl Eva Eades Plefelence G111 aboxe all otl1e1 lJl8llClS RALPH RAGAN Hnmmy Olg3I'llZ3llOllS Football Amb1t1on Go to Kent State Usually seen M1 MHILID Plefelence Sleep and school ll ' ll llB'Hlr - ' 1 ' K: 1 ' y '- Q u ' ' na: . . Z u 1 Q 1 2 ' ' ' . S . . . . Q ll H HF! A' . 'A ' S: .. . . q '- . ' ' Z - v ' - . . 3 . . . . . - , - ,- - - 1 .1 H ' , . . I . . . . - . U " . HP Q., If .. . ., , A , . Z , ' . . 1 . ,Q Q ' v v ' ' ' Q : 1 . . , . Z 'ls ? ' .-. ll ll H . H Organizations: Swim Team, Cross Orgalnmatlonsz Baseball, basket- . . ' .. ' ' ' - - ' . . : " I ' . O ' ' Z - 1 er - ' l ul n H '- Q Z u 1 .V . ' - 1 Z '- 1 JOHN RASNICK Tommy Organizations Baseball Glee Club Band Amb1t1on To play IH a dance band or to be a photographer Usually seen With Tom Stauffer on Saturday night Preference Staying happy RICHARD RAY Duck Amb1t1on Good Job or Join the army and advance in it Usually seen In a Jeep with about ten other kids Preference Girls and banana splits JOANN RIGDON Organizations Dramatic Club Glee Club Speakers Bureau National Honor Society Cara van Staff Advanced Chorus and Y Teen Amb1t1on To be a writer Usually seen Wandering up and down the halls of East Preference I would prefer a diploma BETTY RILEY Dusty Organizations Commercial Club Glee Club CBarbertonJ and marry Jack Usually seen With Jack Preference Jack dill pickles and ice cream JUNE ROBINSON Mom e o Organizations Glee Club Amb1t1on To be a comptometrist or singer Usually seen With Sarah Gillespie Preference Skatmg s1ng1ng and eatlng JANET ROGERS an Organizations Band Y Teen Boosters Speech Club Ma Jorette and Glee Club Ambition To be a Kent State U MaJorette Usually seen Eating candv at ONe1ls Preference Basketball and football players JOAN ELAINE ROSSITER oy Orgamzatlons Commerclal Club Y Teen Boostei Club Amb1t1on To be a secretary and then a housewife Usually seen Satu1day night square dance Preference Dancmg and bowling RAY ROZAR Amb1t1on To be an undertaker Usually seen Wlth Kenny Schley Ray Meers Preference Sleep late eat pickles and milk for breakfast WILLIAM RUTAN Wnllle Organ1zat1ons H1 Y Amb1t1on To be a conversation al1st Usually seen At YMCA gym Preference Steak and french fries GEORGE SALEM Soloml Orgamzations Basketball and Baseball Amb1t1on Play b1g league baseball Usually seen At the corner with the boys Preference Hamburgs straw berry milkshakes all girls JOHNNIE B SANDERS Organizations Latin Club Amb1t1on School teacher or housewife Usually seen In the halls with Del Somerville DON SCHECK Amb1t1on Go to the Navy Usually seen With Joan Knecht DONALD H SCHINDEWOLF Schmdy Organ1zat1ons H1 Y Radio Staff Track Cross Country Ambition To go to college Usually seen With myself every where I go Preference Ed Coyles hamburgs and banana sphts KENNY SCHLEY Sllcker Organizations H1 Y Amb1t1on Start the f1rst Amer1 can Harem Usually seen Home 1n bed about 9 00 a m every other morning Prefexence Pickles mustard and m1lk for breakfast 5 5 , . z y . . : ' , , 1 , I y I ,. - - .. uh.. ,, -., : y . . U 1 . Y ' J - . . . Y Y ' 2 , - I 1 ,. ,. . . I . , ' Ambition: To finish high school -- . ' Z v . . .' ,, . - ., I . ' , . HJ ,, U . ' - ll ' ll - . , . . v v ' . . . . . , - ' 1 1 I 1 Q - I ' . - . 1 'IJ ll ll ' ll 3 ' , . , 7 ' . . - Y - . " 1 Z ' , CHALMERS SCHROEDER Dope Organlzatlons H1 Y Glee Club Amb1t1on Psychologlst Usually seen Goodyear He1ghts Presbyterlan Church Preference Hamburgs wlth everythmg BRUCE SCOTT SCONY Amb1t1on To be an 1nter1or decorator Usually seen Holmes Drug store w1th glrls Preference G1rls Show LOIS SCOTT SCUWY Organ1zat1ons Glee Club Y Teen Amb1t1on Secretary Preference A boy from M1Chlg3H Un1vers1ty Usually seen East Akron YM wlth the gang ALMA SEGERS Amb1t1on Telephone operator Usually seen Wlth Larry Schrader everywhere Preference People who l1ke other people JACK SHEPPARD Orgamzatlons H1 Y Student Councll Natlonal Honor SOCICIY Speakers Bureau R3d1O Staff Amb1t1on To be a rad1o announcer Usually seen At Nell1es w1th Nellle Preference Nelhe F1gg IDELL SHORES REGINA SHERIDAN Jeanne Amb1t1on Bell Telephone employee Usually seen On Saturday n1ghts square dancmg Preference Red Holden GLORIA MAE SHULER Glocoal Amb1t1on To be a nurse Usually seen W1th Gladys Martln Preference Nut Clusters ROBERT SIMMONS Bob Orgamzatlons Orchestra Amb1t1on Chemlst Usually seen B1lls Canteen OTTA SIMPSON as Organ1zat1ons Commerc1al Club Amb1t1on To make B111 a good Wlfe Usually seen Hollands Sandw1ch shop w1th B111 Etheredge Preference L1ke to go for dr1ves ANDREW SIROTA Andy Usually seen At the Brooklands corner Preference L1keS work and spend money CAROL SISLER as Organ1zat1ons Glee Club Y Teen Commerc1al Club Amb1t1on Secretary Usually seen East Akron Y wlth Scottle Dot and Lollle Preference Hamburgs cokes, an a certaln 31 Chevy ROSEANNE SITKO Blanche Amb1t1on Typ1st Comptometrlst Usually seen Kresges or work Preference Sa1lors CHARLES ANDREW SLACTA SLATON Chuck Orgamzatxons Latm Club Dra mat1c Club Advanced Chorus H1 Y Amb1t1on Doctor Usually seen West H111 Wlth Joan L1ghth1ser of Buchtel Preference Joan" 11 H . . 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Y I I I Y Y . a If ALICE SMITH Ambmon Krndergarten or flrs grade teacher Usually seen Hurrymg through the halls MARY ELIZABETH SMITH Jack Amb1t1on To become a pr1vate secretary Usually seen YWCA dances part1es Preference Dancmg PATRICIA SNYDER a Orgamzatlons Commerclal Club Amb1t1on To travel after graduatlon Usually seen W1th Irene Hallck and Evert Gordon Preference Ice cream WILLIAM SOLT I Ambmon To make Betty a good husband and be a sales manager Usually seen Iceland w1th Betty Tomanek from Buchtel Preference Hamburgs french frles formals and dI'lVll'lg JACK RUSSELL SOMBRIO Beck Orgamzatlons Track Cross Country Ambltlon Arch1tecturalEng1neer Usually seen Perrlnes study hall wlth everybody else Preference Beautlful women DELBERT SOMERVILLE s Ambxtlon To be a professlonal football player Usually seen Wlth Johnn1e Sanders CARL E SPARKS Organlzatlon H1 Y Cross Country Track Swlm Ambltlon To become a c1v1l engmeer Usually seen At Faxrlawn Pharmacy Preference Garner Bros Ham sandwlches also Ca certain blondej RUBY STALLI NGS Williams Ambltlon To be of some use to the world Usually seen By myself around home Preference Movxes readlng day dreamlng sewing ANN smnss Staples Organlzatlons Dramatlc Club Natnonal Honor SOCIETY Speech Bureau Thesplans Advance Chorus Ambmon To be a Psychologxst Usually seen With Joann Rlgdon and Eunlce Hallauer Preference The Cleveland Indlans eowm sumA 5..,.4,p, Orgamzatxons Freshman Reserve Basketball Amb1t1on To be a ramblmg wreck from Georgla Tech and L of an engmeer Usually seen Over at Garflelds Cafeterxa Preference Glrls mllkshakes grrls hamburgs fplenty of onlonsl NOLA SWOPE Organnzatlons Jr YTeen Orlental Letterettes Ambxtlon To be a Senlor Wmg Scout leader fly rn Nat1onal A1r Races Preference Hamburg JEANETTE TAYLOR eg Organ1zat1ons Nat1onal Honor Soclety Student Council Spon sors Jr Y Teen Ambmon To be a nurse Usually seen Wlth the G1r1s Preference Thursdays STELLA TAYLOR Organ1zat1ons Glee Club Dra matlc Club Ambrtxon To be an elementary school teacher Usually seen School w1th Dra matlc Club and Glee Club Preference Square Dancmg plneapple mllkshakes ELIZABETH JANE TEETS Llulo Ambltlon To go to Gregg College and become a court reporter Usually seen Wrth Bob m the Lyn Theater Preference Hamburgs and french frles u - - u uAIn - - . 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' DONNA THOMAS Organizations: Student Council, National Honor Society Ambition: To marry a big league baseball player Preference: Dancing and ice skating BETTY ANN THORNTON of Organizations Caravan Staff Ambition To be a newspaper reporter Usually seen At C AP meetings with Dick and Ray Preference Nice people ERMALINE TIDWELL Organization Commercial Club Ambition Work with photography Usually seen No certain person at no particular place Preference Hamburgs french fries popular music GALEN TOBIAS Toby Ambition Want to farm on big scale Usually seen At school and ice skating Preference Shows football and basketball games and ice skating DALE TROUT Organization Band Ambition To be a musician Usually seen North Hill at Jill Lewis Preference To eat and sleep MARY ELLEN VAUGHN DELORES ANN VRONICK DoDo Organizations Jr Y Teen Var sity Cheerleader Ambition Go to college Usually seen Dave Frye Preference Blond hair blue eyes JOAN WAGNER "Jody" Ambition: To be somebody's private secretary Usually seen: With Bill Preference: Chocolate milkshakes JUANITA WALLACE Nlia Organizations Glee Club Com mercial Club Ambition Concert singer Usually seen At home with John Hurst Preference Listening to good music DELMYR WATERS Q Organizations Football Ambition Successful Business man Usually seen With Betty Koroly Preference Banana splits SALLY WAUGH Organizations Art Club Com mercial Club Ambition To be a Commercial teacher Usually seen With Angie Gigante and Marion Kropac Preference Swimming JAMES WELLMAN Handsome Organizations Swim Team Foot ball Team Ambition To follow in the foot steps of Albert Einstein Usually seen With Lilly Griffin oi home studying my homework Preference L11 GRETA wermsn cnnay Organizations Sr Y Teen Ambition Attend Heidelberg Usually seen With Ginny and Harold Preference Love to swim and skate MARGARET wrumou Peggy Organizations Clubs at St V Ambition To be a nurse and learn to fly Usually seen Most any place Preference Cleveland Indians FAY WHITE Pinky Whne Ordamzatlons Commerclal Club Ambltxon To be a typxst Usually seen At Coyles w1th Frances Jones Preference Falls boys sAnA wilson SallY vf Sv' Orgamzatlons Commerclal Club Ambltlon To be a secretary Usually seen Wlth Myrtle Pharrls Preference Blue eyes and brown curly ha1r GEORGIA MAY WOlFE and Jr Red Cross Ambltlon To do OfflCe work Usually seen At home or 1n movxes Preference Good look1ng boys lOIS JANE WORRELL Janne Orgamzatrons Caravan Staff Sr Y Teen Jr Red Cross Amb1t1on Graduate from college w1th a major 1n math Usually seen Wlth Mary Ellen Vaughan Caroundj Preference 12 hotdogs and hme m1lkshakes ELEANOR WOYTOVECH Giggles Orgamzatlons Commerclal Club Future Homemakes of Amerlca Ambltlon Be a good secretary Usually seen Wlth Alacla and EIOISE Preference Meadowland pcctmee not aadmotled dy Marllyn Bllzzard Martm Brownlng Earl Bush Kenneth Daugherty W1ll1am Hotchklss Robert Messner MARLE NE WYSE Weomo Organlzatlons Student Councll Glee Club Cheerleader Jr Y Teen Ambxtxon To be first rate ln whatever I undertake Usually seen Wlth the g1r1s Preference Long skrrts any movle 1n town and french frles JUNE YOKES Dany Jung Orgamzatxons Reserve Cheer leader Jr Y Teen Amb1t1on To become a beautlclan marry Harold and be real happy Usually seen Wxth Harold Pulc1n1 anywhere Preference My work at the Akron School of Cosmotology PEGGY vumcm P., L., Amb1t1on To marry Paul Humphrey Usually seen At Summlt Beach roller skatmg Wlth Paul Preference Hamburgers and Paul BARBARA ZIMMERMAN Barb Organlzatlons Commerclal Club Ambltlon College Preference Color blue CLYDE SCOTT Ch rles Pastorlus Charles Shaw Albert Smlth Douglas Somers Wllllam Tobias James Young ll ' H 5 - ' . I ' 1 y - ' : ' , . , Z 1 - ' A . ' ' : ' i Organizations: Commercial Club, Organizations: Commercial Club . . I , I " , . ll ll . Y! ' . . . I . , . H H l I I I . . . 8 . fdfdftg Our tax1 makes 1tS way through the bustlxng trafflc to the l1ttle theater Just off Martha Avenue We are golng to see a stupendous four act play entltled The Forty N1ners It 1S belng presented by the June Senlors of 1949 Usherettes are escortmg us to our speclal box where we w1ll get a clear v1ew of all the antlcs that the play IS bound to have for lt w11l br1ng back to us all four of our outstand1ng years at East We hear a fa1nt Curtaln go1ng up from the lobby The house llghts d1m and we relax 1n our velvet plush seats as the curtam r1ses on the flrst act The scene takes us mto the record rooms of bewlldered freshles of 1945 Ah yes record rooms What great fun they were w1th those Frlday mornlng programs and the fun packed papers But now lets try to recognlze some of our green faced classmates Yes theres Edd1e Sud1a acceptmg 3.pp11Cat1OI1S from ardent admlrers who want to Jom the I Idohze Don Sudla Club And there 1S Nancy Palm poundmg the palm of her hand trymg to get across to one of the teachers what her last name IS Also we see J uanlta Wal lace the g1rl Wlth the golden throat entertammg students w1th the current songs of the day wh1ch mcluded Hey Bob A Re Bop Caldonla and The Gypsy Those are just a few of all the 1n cxdents wh1ch we hold dear to our hearts about freshle record rooms As the play commences we see the freshles of school Splrlt A few of the fam1l1ar faces were Jean Barron Betty D1ngle L1ll1s Cochran Ionel Pap1on Ange Glgante and Galen Tob1as Co ed Assembly the new organlzatlon at the East Akron Y Just gett1ng started that year was boosted 100 per cent by our class Some of the members were Pee Wee Evans Betty Lou Games Clarence Hackathorn Ed1th Morgan and Walter Lehto They sponsored many exc1t1ng thlngs such as Co ed Camp hay r1des and those never to be forgotten Commun1ty House dances We recall that pep assemblles were eagerly looked forward to every Frlday at noon The most popular acts were Bob Haupts dance rou t1nes and those rxotous Smokey Mounta1n Gals s1ng1ng our favor1te hymn W1nk1n at Me These g1rls were Glenda Hays as Mlnme Pearl Jeanette Taylor as Tobacco Rhody Marlene Wyse as Ou1da Bell Merle H111 as L1zz1ebeth Sally and Phyllls Neldllnger as Jackellne Jerkwater Ela1ne Rrffle attended our May Queen th1s year Kenny M1ller got h1s start worklng for our class when he was elected to Student Counc1l The others were Glenda Hays Edd1e Kam1nsk1 Marlene Wyse Ela1ne Rlffle and Bob Dud1ch Some promlsmg athletes were 1n our mldst Outstandmg ones were Sk1p Pope Bob Boxler Edd1e Kam1nsk1 J1m Wellman and Dlck Pepe W1th that the curtam comes down on our freshman year The opemng of our sophomore year found Coach Lu Smlth ret1r1ng from the ranks of coachlng and M1ke Krlno s newly named F1ght mg Orlentals almost capturlng the c1ty plgskln crown K1lroy was the man of the moment Wlth Rlchard who wouldnt open the door runnlng a close second However some g1rls found open 1ng the door any Saturday mght for the1r O A O fOne and onlyj were Betty Lou Games for Joe Evans Donna Thomas for Walter Lehto and Jean Lelghty for VIC McMahan Our class was well supplled w1th leaders as early as our sophomore year Among club of flcers we fmd J1mmy Wellman and Bob M1tchell pres1d1ng over 10B and 10A H1 Y clubs respec t1ve1y H1 Y 1nc1dental1y was the club that spon sored those h1lar1ous Sklt Skat VaH1t16S Dot goodhart was the actxve v1ce presldent of Jr Y een Student Counc1l sponsored the Commun1ty Chest Dr1ve Week and to arouse more 1nterest the student body elected a Commun1ty Chest Queen Merle H111 was elected from our grade to attend her Vo1c1ng the class s op1n1ons 1n Student Counc1l that year were Jeanette Taylor Marlene Wyse Pat Brown Bob DUd1Ch Kenny Mlller and Bob the year ended and moved west to Cal1forn1a Everyone patronlzed the Student Lounge that year up unt1l the t1me that Perrmes home of the OF1enta1S and P1at1S s opened thelr doors to the under nour1shed student body D1sc Jockeys were ran ragged playlng Heartaches Apr1l Showers and The Old Lamp L1ghter Ela1ne Rlffle agam recelved the honor of attendlng the May Queen Our track team excelled all others and took c1ty and d1str1ct champs that year Boys who par tlclpated were Bob Boxler Don Shmdewolf Carl Sparks Bob M1tchell and Ramon Langley I ntermzsszon Smokmg 1n the outer lobby and downstalrs only please The audlence IS buzzmg w1th excltement and eager for the play to contmue for who knows what m1ght happen 1n the next two years A hush falls over the crowd as the curtam ascends on the th1rd thrllllng ep1sode of our hlgh school career Rah' Rah' g1rls for that year lncluded June Yokes Marlene Wyse and Merle H111 on the Reserve Cheerleadlng Squad and DoDo Vronlch made Vars1ty In lme wlth our h1gh stepplng maJorettes were Flo P1ttman and Frances Jones Worklng hard 1n student councll were Glenda Hays Jeanette Taylor Merle H111 Joe Evans and Kenny Mlller . . . , l ' rs - sy - - - ' , . . H 7! ' ' ' . . l . ' ' - 7 as ' - . . . ' - va ' f - f y I . . . ' . L6 ' I7 ' I H . . n rc ' 79 1 - . . . I , ' - 7 5 ' 7 1 ' ' , , v . . . . . , . - , - - U . , , . . .- . . - . . ,, . . . ,, ' ' Ai ' ' 73 . 7 .v . 7 . , , ' CK 57 GL ' 77 ' . 3 7 CI 51 ' ' - ' ' . . , . . . . ' . , . 7 . 7 7 41451, attending au the events and Supporting the Haupt. Bob Haupt, however, left our class before , . , . . I y . ' , ' , - - ' 1 cc 7 . ,, . , . - , ' ' , . . . . I ' S6 . H U ' 7 ' 7, H ' 77 . 7 , . y . . . . , ,. I a ' 4 7 ' ' 1 v '- U . . 1 y . , . , , 7 I - . . . . H - aa T i . . . H - - , as ' ' - y 1 . ' 3 1 - l I ' 5 .... . . . 5 . 9 ' , ' 7 . 7 I . . .' 3 I y - , . u . . . . 7 , ' . . . H ' H ' ' 7 7 1 ' 7 1 7 , , . . Hlaceqfwtofzq Double honors were recelved by Merle H111 who attended the Homecom1ng Queen and was elected Commumty Chest Queen w1th Kenny M1ller as K1ng of the annual affa1r Stars were born 1n the Dramatlc Club produc t1on N1ne G1rls They were Joann R1gdon Eunlce Hallauer and K1tty F1sher Styles underwent a drastlc change durlng tl'1lS semester Sk1rts came down from two 1nches above the knee to two 1nches from the ground fdarn nearj Th1s proved qu1te a blow to the men The flrst to Joln the ranks 1n wear1ng the New Look 1ncluded Janet Rogers Faye Wh1te Margre McK1nney and Sara G1llesp1e Sponsors representatxves were Mafylln Buck ner who was elected pres1dent Jeanette Taylor Frances Matunmch Merle H111 and Marlene Wyse Excltement fllled the a1r Class rlngs and sweaters were d1str1buted to the 1mpat1ent Jumors The favorlte saymg was My 1snt It warm 1n here w1th my r1ng on Each morn1ng of that year we heard Don Schmdewolf Dean Maple and Jack Sheppard br1ng1ng us all those lmportant announcements over our favorxte rad1o network WSFE Elect1ons of Student Counc1l Pres1dent rolled around 1n Apr1l Wlth everyone gett1ng together and talklng over who the person mlght be Nom lnees for th1s honor 1ncluded Donna Thomas Flo Cundlff Jack Sheppard and Kenny M1ller Kenny was elected by popular vote HIS cam pa1gn was one to be remembered In the athletrc f1eld the Arab N1ne copped d1str1ct honors 1n baseball Sklp Pope Dave Bosley Andy S1rota Don Jordan helped blaze the tra1l to th1s champ1onsh1p H1 Y offlcers were Jack Sheppard Bob Boxler VIC McMahan Kenny M1ller and Dave Bosley The most spectacular affa1r of the year was May Day You could hardly recognlze the gym wh1ch was flooded w1th moonllght and roses Arch bearers of the queens court were Lou1se Lengyel Donna Thomas DoDo Vromck Flo P1tt man Eunlce Hallauer and Frances Jones In the royal court were Marllyn Buckner and Merle H111 Jun1or attendants Jean Averlll ma1d of honor Our Junlor year faded away to stralns of How Soon The D1ckey B1rd Song and Spxke Jones classlcal recordmg of Feedlebom and the ad Jectxve f1ne wh1ch was the most popular word 1n everyones vocabulary As the fourth and f1nal act beg1ns we see the sen1or h1story class rooms as the scene An 1m portant elect1on IS tak1ng place The elect1on of class ofhcers Eddle Kam1nsk1 Bob Boldler Jeanette Taylor Donna Thomas and Bob M1tchel1 won pos1t1ons as Pres1dent VICE Pres1dent Sec retary and g1rls and boys Treasurer respec t1vely Eddxe Kam1nsk1 also was elected as the Commun1ty Chest K1ng Romance makes the world go round Steady couples were Earl Bush and Jenn1e Lee Overton Mar1on Kropac and Sam Kratzer and Betty Glenn w1th D1ck Gamble The football team that year d1d not qu1te l1ve up to the expectatlons of the student body al though they were lead by some great players from our grade Eddle Kam1nsk1 was the capta1n Ralph Ragan J1mmy Wellman and Clarence Berry who were all hard playmg gr1dders A new add1t1on to the cheerleadmg squad was Lou1se Lengyel She was chosen as Captaln of the reserve squad S1gma H1 Y was lead by Bob Daly and Sr Y Teens by Jeanne Lelghty Another new club w1th more of an educatlonal purpose was orgamzed durlng our sen1or year It was named the Speech Bureau and was pre Slded over by 1ts newly elected prexy Jack Sheppard Rece1v1ng top honors on the Cross Country Squad that year was Bob Boxler who ran 2 m1le stretch 1n 9 m1nutes 491 seconds By the way he broke the d1str1ct record Runn1ng along Slde Bob was Don Shmdewolf and John Lovett They also copped the d1str1ct champ1onsh1p trophy G1rl s sports although not 1n the l1mel1ght were led by Joanne Patterson pres1dent of G A A Any day you could hear Kenny Daugherty s1ng1ng Rac1ng Wlth the Moon ln h1S very best Vaughn Monroe vo1ce as he walked down the hall Other h1t paraders were Underneath the Arches G1rls Were Meant to Take Care of Boys Slaughter on 10th Avenue and Ill Str1ng Along W1th You Joanne R1gdOH won the Fun vs Vandallsm essay contest wh1ch was held around Halloween season Loralea Gray was also honored when she won an essay contest about mus1c For a reward she spent a weekend 1n New York seemg varlous mus1cal shows and meetmg famous celebr1t1es Other laurels went to Vera Bla1r JoAnn Staples Dot Goodhart V1rg1n1a Leedom Jeanne Lelghty Edna Oaks and Charles Eddy They all had poems publlshed 1n the Nat1onal Poetry ASSOC1a t1on Anthology for 1949 New members elected 1nto G1r1 s Sponsor club that year were DoDo Vromck Barbara Art1s Jean Nunley and Glenda Hays Student Counc1l representatlves 1ncluded K1tty F1sher Jean Averlll Dave Bosley and Bob Bofcler The rest of our Sen1or Year IS well 1mpressed IH our m1nds because of the good tlmes we had Wlth th1S the curta1n falls on the fourth and f1nal year of our h1gh school career but not on our l1ves For remember our class motto, We bu1ld the ladder by wh1ch we cllmb n . . . 1 7 - as ' - ya - 1 ' 7 ' . . 7 . . , LA ,, . 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High above the gold paved streets of Shangri La r1ses the diamond studded palace of the High Lama of Shangri La Inside his glass tower stands the High Lama h1mself Cas1m1r fEdwardJ Kammski peering through h1s silver spy glass at all the sights and v1s1ons of the world as they unfold before h1m As Cas1m1r spys around the world h1s gaze falls upon East High School Akron Ohio Among the faculty there he finds Bob Daly and Joyce Hollingsworth professors of science talk1ng to Gladys Camp Gwen Chapman and Virginia Dun ford who are still waiting for their men Mr Ken Daugherty the principal IS tearing his hair out because the ever never present student Marvin Evans II has Just flicked another class A few miles south of Akron nestles the small city of MHSSIIIOH where Eunice Hallauer 1S psycho analyzing the former East High faculty members who became residents of the state 1nst1tut1on soon after the 49 ers graduated Among the former students who now make this their home IS Bill Cain who 1S still carrying Miss Andrew s basket and Hugh Edwards who has twice tried to escape by fly1ng over the wall in one of John N1xons model airplanes In nearby Canton George Salem and Ross Parsell have set up a profitable bus1ness of manu At West Point Richard Ray 1S polishing the five stars on General Charles M1lls uniform while Captain B111 Hub1ak orders Lieutenant D1ck Gambel to peel more potatoes In the great metropolis of New York C1ty playing at the Stark Club IS John Hot Lips Rasnlck and h1S orchestra featuring Dale Trout on the sax Roving among the patrons IS Clarence Flash Bulb Berry taking pictures of such celebr1t1es as Frances Jones the famous model GlOF1a Filaseta the noted love lorn columnlst and Betty Thornton the well known fashion designer Also 1n New York Cas1m1r SPIES Flo P1ttman star of the Broadway smash h1t I Kissed Mr Ault and Joann Rigdon who has just written an en tlrely original novel entitled Benjamin Franklin s Autobiography Marjorie Harris is giving a piano recital at Carnegie Hall with John Ladich and Goldie Crowe s1ng1ng a duet and Juanita Wallace featured as guest soloist In the dress circle are seated those three post debutantes Marion Kropac Jean Averill and Sarah Gillespie The manager of Car neg1e Hall Bill Hench has employed Bill Hotch kiss as production executive assisted by Charles Slaton The electr1cal brains beh1nd all extrava ganzas at the Hall are Ionel Papaion Charles Geeting and Fred Leideiker Enroute to Paris by airliner are Bill Rutan Don Schindewolf Dave Bosley and Bob Hays who are chasing the glamorous hillbilly song stress Gilda Hays Already in Par1s are Jean Nunley Merle Hill Jeanette Taylor Phyllis Neidlinger and Marlene Wyse serenad1ng the Parisians from the Eiffel tower Behind the turmoil of our great cap1tol Wash ington D C are the brilliant minds of Senator Ray CF1l1busterJ Bash and Martin fFog Boundj Browning talking to the President James Casey Standing on the floor of the House of Representa tives is the great orator Charles Eddy While also on the floor is Jack Sombr1o scrubbing it J1m Wellman and Mrs Wellman formerly L1ll1an Griffin set the social pace for the city of New Orleans Mr Wellman 1S the manager of the up and coming Perrines High School Quick Lunch Inc Charlotte Perrme the owner has many establ1shments throughout the country and has h1red Sam Oaks as Ch1ef Sloppy Joe taster and Germaine Fox as Chief French Fryer Focusing h1s spy glass on Hollywood Casimir spots Kitty Fisher who is following in the foot steps of Ingrld Bergman Married to Burt Lan caster is Flo Lancaster QFormerlV Flo Cundiffl Also among the actors of this era is Kenny Miller sensation when he flew off the Empire State Bu1ld1ng with only the aid of his ears Just entering the gates of this fair c1ty is Betty Lou Gaines the singing sensation Stfalght from Broadway accompanied by their ballerina beauty Ileita Pawlova Lee and M1ss Nancy Palm who has resigned her teaching pos1t1on has become a woman of the world and 1S still looking for a man Also in Cal1forn1a are a few 49 ers who take their nickname literally Dottie Boytirn and Edna Oaks are panning the Pac1f1c Ocean for gold nuggets while Ed Sud1a and Dick Anderson are out hacking chips off the Golden Gate Traveling over the Alcan Highway are Marilyn Buckner Faye Land Frances Matunich and Betty Bousum the Galloping Golddiggers who are heading for Alaska and new men to conquer Orlan Lehman has been sent to the South Pole to organize the penguins MISS Barbara Artis president of the IOU unions of St Louis feels we owe them something Bob M1tchell and Gene Ke1fer are seen pa1nt1ng red and white stripes on the North Pole They are going to set up a barber shop O. 1 . .- ' . . . . , 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 . 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Y 1 1 1 1 ! 7 , - , , , . , 1 1 1 9 1 1 ' 1 - 1 .U 1 , . , 1 , 1 1 - I . 1 . 1 . , , . 61444 PM4-wr Bob Boxler and Jean Barron have just ar r1ved 1n Mlaml Beach after a s1x day cross country run from Akron and w1ll spend the1r honeymoon at the Palm Tree Hotel Wh1ch IS run by Earl Bush and h1s Wlfe J enme Lee COvertonJ Along the beach bask1ng 1n the sun are those multl m1ll1ona1res Jerry Johnson and Don Jordan flexmg the1r muscles for the beneflt of Judy Benson Joyce Harvey and Vera Blalr who are s1tt1ng nearby s1pp1ng lemonade Slttmg on the pler are Bruce Scott Clarence Hackathorn and Davld Johnson Each one 1S try1ng to see who can catch the largest m1nnow Some dlstance from the p1er B111 Hurts yacht IS anchored B111 who Just 1nher1ted a m1ll1on dollars IS loungmg on the deck Feedlng h1m J1m Pope Candy Bars named after the famous Cleveland Indlan p1tcher are JoAnn Staples and LOUISE Lengyel Janet Rogers and Margle Mc Klnney are standmg by wlth l1fe preservers 1n case Dor1s Martm and Al1ne Arnold fall 1n Clove Wlth those two movle producers B111 Maloney and Dean Maplej Head1ng for Key West on the tra1l of Glamour Mahan Earl Moore J1m Mllburn Don Martln and James Breth In the center of Mexlco C1ty makmg a great uproar are B111 Joy Ronald Crlss and B111 P1rtle try1ng to regaln the1r sombreros wh1ch Chalmers Schroeder has turned up s1de down and planted cactus IH But the1r d1smayed shouts do not draw a crowd for everyone 1S headed for the bull f1ght As we enter the great Arena Senor John Harper the herolc bull f1ghter 1S bemg ass1sted w1th h1s coat by Kenny Schley Delmyr Waters the plcador IS k1ss1ng h1s true love blddlflg her h1s last ad1os as Charles Slaton the matador accepts roses from the beautlful senor1tas Barbara Z1mmerman Dorothy Long and Ange Glgante In h1s box the outstandlng promoter Bob Laney has just s1gned Jersey John Lovett to battle Wlth Wallace fthe terr1blej Platts In the next box 1S Theresa Palazzo 6Xpl31f11Ilg to Joanne Patterson and Alma Segars the fmer polnts of bull flghtmg The H1gh Lamas telescope now rests upon a small xsland 1n the South Pac1f1c where Sam Kratzer Ramon Langley Albert Sm1th and James Young are attemptmg to sell the lsland ch1efta1n Bob Kruger a fluorescent sun lamp A few of the1r sol1c1tors are former graduates of the school for h1gher learn1ng East Among the members of the ever enlargmg group are Alacla Hemphlll Helen Hagy and Peggy Yunkm Seated around the fest1ve table munchlng the de11cac1es of l1fe IS the ch1efta1n Bob Kruger surrounded by a few of the lovely lsland beautles Frances Guessford Ermal1ne T1dwell Della Groves Elmor Mack Mary Murphy Glorla Shuler and Betty Rlley In the lnnermost depths of the Belglum Congo the noted hunters Charles Carmack and Gust Kalopodls are trapp1ng and cag1ng w1ld an1mals wh1le Walt Lehto bangs on the door of h1s cage 1n a va1n attempt to conv1nce them that he IS not a w1ld an1mal Andy Sxrota guldes Two Gun Carmack through the w1lds to protect h1s party cons1st1ng of Mary Marchmsky Loreen Gr1bble Ann Keys and Greta Wenner mack has employed Charles tDead Centerj Shaw B111 QTell Talej Tob1as Bruce tSharp Shooterj Scott and Bob lK1ll em Deadl S1m mons Two Gun Car Cas1m1rs telescope fmally descends upon Akron once agam and follows the weary footsteps of Paul BS1tZel and Allce Sm1th as they take the1r annual poll of the commun1ty s housewlves The quest1on for th1s year IS Why dld you get marr1ed? The answers follow IH such general categorles as I dont know from the former Janlce Bogart Al1ne Ball and Marlene Krelger The followlng marr1ed gals stated they W1Shed they had never been locked 1nto the bonds of matrlmony Chr1st1ne Owens Janlce Munford and Marjorle Gay But qulte a few d1e hards 1n formed the poll takers that It was heaven these were Stella Taylor Nola Swope Myrtle Pharrls and Roseann S1tko Those who have ch1ldren go1ng to East now 1nclude Mlldred Cameron Marllyn Bl1zzard Leah Glbson and Mary Sm1th The l1ttle tykes who are really talented 1n muslc are none other than the ch1ldren of the famous opera stars June Robmson A11ce Gardner and Ruby Lee Stallmgs After gaz1ng around the world durmg the year 1960 Cas1m1r Kam1nsk1 has come to the con clus1on that h1s old class mates are much better off than he Because of th1s fact Cas1m1r resxgns h1s H1gh Lamash1p and returns once agam to h1s old stamplng grounds of Akron Oh1o . . . . . - . . . 7 . 7 . - .- . . is ,, 7 . . 4 , I Y . y . . 4 , . 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Y . . . . , . 7 . . . 9 7 Y 7 . . . . - . , . . , . y 0 . . . . 3 7 ' 4 H MZ In 2 000 A D the June 1949 class w1ll IS st1ll bemg talked about For 1n th1s year the tlme lock that was placed on the 1ndestruct1ble steel safe 1n J F s Off1Ce w1ll be opened W1th1n the safe w1ll be found var1ous and sundry bobby sox hamburgs m1lkshakes the last of the nylon stock mgs wh1ch went 1nto shreds wh1le belng Worn Bob Holbrook s car wh1ch was one of the last to be produced before the rocket Shlp came 1nto IIS own But bur1ed beneath all of these treasured artlcles IS a well preserved scroll of paper Th1s paper recalls what the youths of 49 placed the1r values on We the graduat1ng class of 49 be1ng of sound mlnd and fully dressed fwe hopej leave beh1nd us all of our fondest treasures queer personah t1es and un1que character1st1cs We were for tunate 1n havmg our black marks surpass our red ones on our report cards fthanks goes to M1ss Hoffmanj therefore let It be known that th1s be the last w1ll and testament of the most 1ntell1 gent class ever to graduate from East Hlgh The Class of June 1949 ARTICLE I Sect1on I John Lad1ch leaves h1s wonderful vo1ce to D1ck Wh1tten 1n hopes he w1ll be able to carry on successfully 1n Glee Club Sect1on II Charlotte Perrlne bequeaths Per Sect1on III Charles Geet1ng w1lls the maps and tlme charts wh1ch were made 1n Mr K1rtley s HISIOTV class to D1Ck Paulls 1n hopes he wont have to work as hard as he d1d on them Sect1on IV D1ck Anderson leaves h1S ab1l1ty to play class A basketball to Snake Sect1on V Charles Slaton leaves all the pretty g1rls at East Sect1on VI Joan Wagner s natural curly ha1r goes to Nancy Du Pratt ARTICLE II Sect1on I LOIS Scott leaves 1n hopes her Glee Club robe w1ll prov1de shelter for another L1ly Pons Sect1on II To Janet Campbell Marllyn B112 zard leaves her laugh Sect1on III Orlan Lehman leaves all h1s sc1en t1f1C knowledge to Sandy Reed Sect1on IV B1ll Hub1ak bequeaths h1s locker to any freshle who has enough nerve to tape It up 1n order to make It last for another four years Sect1on V Pat Campbell WIIIS her t1ght sk1rts to anybody that I1keS them Sect1on VI Nancy Palm s Job on the Caravan Staff goes to her cousln Jack Palm ARTICLE III Sect1on I Sarah G1llesp1e bequeaths her place 1n Glee Club to Marlene Schoonover SBCIIOH II Jenn1e Lee Overton w1lls reglster 1ng every semester to some unfortunate Sopho more who may want to fly around the halls Sect1on III Kenny Schley leaves h1s love for all the gorgeous g1rls at East to Eddy Darrow Sect1on IV Imogene Gorman bequeaths her thlck ha1r to anyone that wants 1t Sect1on V George Salems athlet1c ab1l1ty goes to Carl Franke Sect1on VI To Earl Moore Joan Ross1ter leaves her SpEC1aI rec1pe for spaghettl ARTICLE IV Sect1on I B1ll Solt w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to be on the wrong Slde of Mr Martln to Fred Whlte Sect1on II DoDo Vron1ck WIIIS all her good grades to J1m Cullom Sect1on III Marv1n Welker leaves hlmself to all the pretty blondes at East Sect1on IV To Sally Rhoades M1ldred Au berry leaves her glasses Sect1on V Ray Rozar s curly ha1r goes to Bob Mantell Sect1on VI Dave Bosley leaves a lot of work and too much amb1t1on ARTICLE V SECIIOH I B111 Hench leaves noth1ng beh1nd because Flo Cund1ff leaves also Sect1on II D1ck Gamble bequeaths h1s seat 1n phys1cs class to h1s brother Bob SGCIIOH III To whom It may concern L1ndley Nyberg leaves h1s phys1cs work manual Sect1on IV Wally Platts leaves h1s d1storted sense of humor to anyone who IS able to protect hlmself from the teachers when usmg It out penc1ls beh1nd Sect1on VI Kenny Daugherty leaves h1S gum to J1m Walker after only 10 000 m1les ARTICLE VI Sect1on I Jan1e Brunson leaves her good work to someone speclal Sect1on II Sally Rhodes leaves her attract1ve clothes to Janet Campbell Sect1on III Janet Roger s baton goes to Dorothy H1llegas e Sect1on IV Delma Holland and Pat Snyder leave the1r over crowded lockers to small people who dont need much room Sect1on V Jean K1ng leaves locker 509 to the next lucky person Sect1on VI To Marllyn Lesslck Jean Nunley w1lls her good tlmes had 1n East Hlgh s hallowed halls ARTICLE VII Sect1on I Barbara Art1s w1lls her fushla scarf to the person who stole It may the1r consclence be clear Sect1on II Joan Ellmwood leaves her grades to Dan Lance Sect1on III June Yokes casts off her new look and short ha1r to Joyce Cr1sl1p Sect1on IV To Ann Gee Faye Land leaves her alarm clock Sect1on V To Beatr1ce Reed Jerry Brunson w1lls her good t1mes she had ID Commerc1al Club Sect1on VI Joan Bernert bequeaths her majorette ablllty to another blonde ARTICLE VIII Sect1on I Ray Bash leaves the terr1f1c heat ln the portables to anyone who IS cold , . I ' .7 . . I . W ' ' 1 . ' . ' . , . . . . 'P , ' , 7 . ' ' 7 ' ' n . 1 1 I I . , I . - , . ' 7' . . 7 9 . y l . - . . , . cc I - 1 - W ' - I 2 1 . 7 . 'W , 1 ' . 1 - ' I - , I . . ' T as T ' 77 . . . . , . .. , . . . . W . I 7 ' it ' . LC - . . . YIUGSH to MF- Ault- ' I Section V-Martin Browning leaves his worn- . . . . , I ' , u . . - . , - W - ., 9 I , . W H 77 ' i ' . . , . I-W - 1 T . . ' 1 ' W a I I ' . ' . . - . -. . 2 , -1 . . . I . D . I, . -W , 1 . l . . . " 1 W 1 . ' ' I ' ' . I W . I . 7 . ' H - . . I7 . . .W 944706 Section II Charles Shaw leaves Miss Naumer who caused a revolution 1n his life Section III To Patty Bassett goes Eloise Baileys Job at Perrines Section IV James Breth w1lls a new building to the school Sect1on V To Howard Royal Earl Bush leaves his new Cadillac and Estate Section VI Regina Luikart wills her d1lap1 dated hlstory desk to some unsuspecting student ARTICLE IX Section I Bob Messner wills to East High TWO CENTS for PAINT Section II Ileita Lee leaves one of her tap shoes to Phyllis Horn Section III John Lovett bequeaths Mr Kirk leys class to Carl Borders Section IV Carol Sisler leaves Chuck Clat worthy behind Section V Jimmie Milburn bequeaths his Toni to Sarah Section IV Bob Mitchell w1lls his coveted record of tardiness to class to any red blooded never say die student who 1S insane enough to challenge It ARTICLE X Section I Sally Waugh leaves her untidy locker to anyone who w1ll have it Section II Eunice Hallauer and Bob Simmons leave the teachers behind at East as they go out into the world confinement under MISS Horsts conquering hand 1n the library to John Hurst Section IV Bob Daly leaves the pleasure of three periods a day in Mr Maxwells classes to Tom Stauffer Section V Barbara Horn leaves closes the door behind her and runs down to Perrlnes Section VI Gust Kalapodis leaves his tenor voice to Sandy Reed and hopes he will please Miss Meier ARTICLE XI Section I Joanne Rxgdone leaves a daily study hall to those unfortunate souls who carry six subjects Section II Margaret Wharton leaves her four high school years at different high schools to anyone who IS unfortunate enough to inherit them Section III To Nettle Sanders Johnnie her sister leaves a wish that she will be more active in school activities and to fulfill her dreams for they were good ones Seclton IV Pat W1dmyer leaves her curly ha1r to anyone with straight ha1r Section V Betty Lou Gaines bequeaths her plaid glasses to Pearl Vukelick and her nails to somebody who can t grow long ones Section VI Fay White wills her history book to Jean Allen who likes It better than she does ARTICLE XII Section I Kenny Miller w1lls his locker to the guy who is still locked 1n it in hopes he will strive on for a higher standard of living Section II Theresa Palazzo leaves her beat up English desk to those unsuspectmg students Section III Jerry Johnson and Don Jordon leave East a beautiful parking lot Section IV Sara Wilson bequeaths her locker complete with books fand cheating notesj to any one who thinks they can make good use of them Section V Bruce Scott leaves h1s 48 Buick to Frank and Leonard Section VI Richard Pepe leaves his favorite parking place in the students lot to some lucky soul ARTICLE XIII Section I Ross Parsell leaves a private eye to watch Ruth Ann Lau while Bill F1er IS in the service Section II J uanita Wallace leaves her musical ab1l1ty and her knack for gettlng along with people to Helen Lacoton Section III Bob Holbrook leaves the pieces of his car in the parking lot Section IV Edna Hodge leaves her typing SPEED to any boy w1th a Model A that wont run Section V Ralph Ragan leaves his place on the honor roll every semester to Frank Papatonis Section VI Betty Bousum bequeaths her ability to be late to school to Rita Smith ARTICLE XIV Section I Mary Murphy wills her naturally fput it up at night and take it down in the mornlngj curly ha1r Section II Joe Evans leaves all his money to Section III Warren Ferrel wills himself a million dollars Section IV To JoAnn Suter Joyce Harvey leaves her laugh Section V Otta Simpson leaves her straw berry blonde ha1r to anyone who says lt s red Section VI Don Schindewolf leaves his track shoes to Kenny Holloman and his model airplanes to George Hicks ARTICLE XV Sect1on I Roselee Guzy leaves her good times 1n history to Jerry Ireland Section II William Cain leaves one pack of Lucky Strikes to Mr Ault Section III Alma Segars leaves her alarm clock to Jeanette Section IV Florine Bush leaves her ability to always make lt to school on time even after missing the bus to Audrey Glatther Section V To Mr K1rtlev June Leonard w1lls a box of rulers so that students can make stra1ghter lines on their charts instead of having to use the edge of their history books Section VI Mary Ellen Keagy and Cec1l1a Lack bequeath their time spent on homework to the seniors who get by without lt ARTICLE XVI Section I To Joan Malmock Regina Sheridan wills her exam answers in her locker Section II Goldle Crowe leaves her home work Section III Jack Sheppard bequeaths his homework upon Kenny Miller as they go on to college Section IIIQDon Martin leaves the solitary Dick Miller gd the gang at Coyle's. 66444 Well Section IV-To who ever wants them, Joyce Hollingsworth leaves her two false teeth and her memories of Kelley Avenue. Section V-Marion Kropac leaves Mrs. Miller's shorthand grades to her sister in hopes she has better luck. Section VI-To all unsuspecting freshies, Janice Bogart, Vera Blair, and Don Davis will their algebra and geometry books. ARTICLE XVII Section I-If you are looking for a seat in Physics class, Gloria Shuler has one available. Section 11-The ability Bill Maloney has acquried of getting along with his teachers, he leaves to his brother Jack. Section III To Bill Landers Ray Langley leaves his radio knowledge Section IV Sara Daniels bequeaths her his tory to Mattie Lottis Section V Doris Dawson leaves her ability of mastering her locker combination in her senior year to the freshmen Section VI To anyone who deserves them John Nixon gives his low grades ARTICLE XVIII Section I Jean Barron and Margie Price will their homework to Jim Thompson who never does any Section II Vic McMahan gives a tip to Mrs Starkey s bookkeeping classes to keep their home work up to date Section III Charles Carmack wills his ability for getting free tickets to shows down in the Print Shop to Bob Paterson Section IV Betty Dingle leaves Joe Green wood all her homework in hopes he can make good use of it Section V To Joan Rossiter Earl Moore leaves all his sweaters Section VI Jean Leighty would like to will all her good times at East to a freshman who doesnt like school ARTICLE XIX Section I-Christy Donaldson inherits from Jean Averill all her good times. Section II-To Howard Royal goes Jim Pope's athletic ability. Section III-Maida Ann Pidcoe, bequeaths the adding machines to the fortunate ones who work on the school books. Section IV-Glenda Hays leaves and we quote: 'ATO Mary Lou Frye, I will my wonderful ability of learning geometry and I hope it helps you out in life." Section V-To "Pumpkin," Robert "Sam" Kratzer bequeaths all the things he hasn't got. Section VI-James Young hands down all his history books to the underclassmen ARTICLE XX Section I Sam Oaks leaves all the good times which he had in the City Hospital to anyone who has been as unfortunate as he Section II Hugh Edwards is just leaving Section III Bob Laney wills his inability of getting to Mr Beckers first period psychology class to some sleepy Junior Section IV Bill Fier bequeaths his yo yo to Coach Krino Section V To Bill Ford Bob Hays wills his false tooth Section VI Eleanor Weytovich wills her house across the street to anyone who doesnt like to walk to school ARTICLE XXI Section I Flo Pittman leaves her 95s she squeezed from Miss Naumer to her little sister Marlene Section II Bill Hurt wills all the cheese 1n the world to anyone who withholds good grades in Miss Duvendecks room Section III Margie McKinney bequeaths her ability to be quiet to her sister Mary Section IV John Rasnick wills his thoughts to Tom Stauffer and his ways of being to Lois Brown Edith Morgan Merle Hill Joann Patterson DoDo VfOH1Ck Lois Scott Marilvn Buckner Glenda Havs Frances Guessford Marilvn Bllzzard Betty Glenn Donna Thomas Betty Bousom Pat Widmver Jeanette Taylor Regina Luikart Virginia Leedom Frances Jones Nancy Palm Joann Rigdon Margie McKinney Kitty Fisher MODEL SENIOR Personality Popular Athletic Dependable Talkative Neatness Friendliest Shiest Eyes Teeth Hair Hands Profile Complexion Smile Shortest Tallest Best Looking Clothes Studious Quietest Wittiest Ed Kaminski Kenny Miller Skip Pope Jack Sheppard Kenny Daugherty Joe Evans Bob Laney Ralph Ragan Ionel Papaion Marty Browning Bob Boxler Dick Gamble Charles Eddy Gust Kalapodis John Schmitz Hugh Edwards Jim Casey Vic McMahan Dave Bosley Dick Anderson Kenny Schley . l . . . 1- I I , . Betty Lou Gaine3Q QI fff ffQQfQ ..Iaa u "ffQfQQgQfQQQofIffffiQ f'fLiHdley Nyberg The sen1ors 1n he front row have been on the honor roll for seven semesters and have recelved then' flrst Gold Pm They are from left to r1ght Delores Vronlck Donna Thomas Loralea Gray Ionel Papalon Jean Le1ghty Joann Rlgdon Thlrd S1lver Plns have been presented to Goldle Crowe Eunlce Hallauer Joanne Patter son Carol S1sler Second Sllver Plns to Alacla Hemphlll Lo1s Worrell Gene Klefer Flrst S11 ver Plns to Dorothy Boytlm Edlth Morgan Jeanette Tavlor Charles Geetmg John Harper Thlrd Bronze P1ns haxe been presented to Cec1l1a Lack Robert Daly Don Davls Kenneth Mlller Samuel Rader Second Bronze Plns to Theresa Palazzo Nancy Palm Lols Scott Ken neth Ak1ns Robert Boxler Orlan Lehmann F1rst Bronze P1ns have been presented to Elolse Ba1ley Mar1lyn Buckner L1ll1s Cochran Mary Catherlne F1sher Bettv Lou Games Betty Glenn Joyce Holhngsvtorth Marlene Kmeger Dor1s Martln Frances M8tuH1Ch Phyll1s Ne1d lmger Chr1steen Owens Jo Ann Staples Stella Taylor Sally Waugh Dave Bosley . .L L . , : , 7 Y 7 , . a 1 ' , . 1 9 ' ' 9 1 ., I v ' . .- 7 a 9 a , . 47 s a ' 1 1 ' 7 7 7 1 ., 1 . 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Mi H1 '1' ' 1 Fxrst row Falth Robmson Peggy Edwards Shlrley MOIf1t Dorothy Boytlm treasurer Kenny Mlller presldent Jack Sheppard v1ce presldent Jean Aver1l1 secretary Flo Cundxff Kltty F1sher Mary McK1nney Second row Nelhe F1gg Pat Nlchols Donna Thomas Jeanette Taylor Mary Lou Usery Clarence Berry Dave Bosley Bob Boxler Joe Marton Thlrd row Joyce Cr1sl1p Sammle Hammonds Jlm Harsha Don Mxller Nell Stewart STUDENT COUNCIL Student COUDCII Wh1Ch 1S the most lmportant orgamzatlon at East Hlgh School has for ltS mam purpose the malntalmng and extendmg of the pr1nc1ples of democrat1c hvmg wxthm the school and the developmg of opportunltles that shall lead to closer cooperatlon between the students Student Counc1l has long been an lmportant factor ln the student l1fe around East Counc1l Wh1Ch began 1n 1926 was started by a group of students who had read artlcles from var1ous colleges and hlgh schools whlch gave students respons1b1l1t1es ln Student Government where they could VOICE thelr Op1I1l0I'lS on a dlplomatlc bas1s M1ss Ann Corbett was the flrst sponsor of thls group Counc1l however does not l1m1t 1ts act1v1t1es to any certam dut1es lt backs any projects whlch are for the betterment of the students It promotes the Homecomlng and May Day celebratlons lt urges clean up campalgns It also malntalns a gayer feStlVlty at Chrlstmas tlme by decoratmg the halls wlth holly and wreaths Student Counc1l members are elected from the student body and are people who have shown thelr classmates that they are w1ll1ng and able to f1ll a Counc1l posltlon as the representatlve of those classmates Every student should know h1s representatne and through h1m VOICE h1s op1n1on ln school affalrs for a better East Hlgh School . : . . , y . , , 9 , 5 , ' 1 , 5 , ' , : . 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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One of the greatest honors bestowed upon a member of the 11A and 12th grade class 1S to be elected 1nto Natxonal Honor Soclety Th1S Soclety was f1rst establlshed at East Hlgh 1n 1925 by MISS Anna Corbett Smce then lt has grown and developed unt1l now It has become one of the most em1nent orgamzatlons of the school The faculty members choose students w1th an average of 85 or above on the baS1S of these four qual1t1es Character, SGTVICE, Leadersh1p and Scholarshlp Noblesse Obllge IS thelr motto wh1ch mea , "Noble b1rth rmposes the obl1gat1on of noble c n duct The dalsy 1S the SOC16ty s flower and whlte and gold are the natlonal colors The p1n wh1ch 1S a keystone Wlth a flamlng torch and the four letters CSLS representmg the pr1nc1ples of the organ1zat1on IS worn w1th prlde by the members As the kevstone IS placed by the bullder to hold the perfect arch 1n per petual stab1l1ty so the structure of educat1on must be held f1rm and true to the purpose of l1fe by the vlrtues represented 1n th1S symbol The soclety IS dlrected by M1ss Olga Johnson and co sponsored by M1ss Loretta Tlsch and MISS Helen Duvendeck Flrst row Mary Lou Rosche Loralee Gray Eun1ce Hallauel Alacla Hemphxll Tony Leomno vlce presl dent Joe Marton treasurer Dorothy Boytlm secre tary Carroll Petry presldent Betty Adams Mary Kap1oltas Kxtty Fxsher Second row MISS Olga Johnson adv1sor Joann Rlgdon Jo Ann Staples Joan Ange J an1ce Habberf1e1d Donna Thomas Lou1se Lengyl MarJor1e Brewer Go1d1e Crowe Jean Le1ghtly Ida Murphy Pau11ne Nlcholas Th1rd row Joyce Cr1s11p Jeanette Taylor Floramae Spencer Mary PaStOY10US Wanda Lee Sult John Harper Jack Sheppard Dave Bosley Kenny M1ller Bob Boxler Clarence Berry Ionel Papaloan Fourth row Mlchael Kf1StaH Tom Stouffer Charles Geetmg John M1DOV1Ch Ken Ak1rs Herb N1chols . 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Y F1rst row Patr1c1a Bassett Dot Demmlng Mar1lyn Flamcke A11Cl8 Hemph1ll Audry Kolans Thomas MCLSIH EISIB McElh1ney Irene Zakl1n, LOUISE Dolan Agnes Shuman Second row Clara Brooks Judy Clomley Marllyn Dodds Judy Scott MarJor1e Harr1s Shlrley Frasxer Betty Hartman Joanne Kramer Jeanne K1rkbaumer L0lS Brown Mrs Dorothy Lahrmer adv1sor Thlrd row V1van Tschantz Mary Curt1s Delmar Daw son Earl Moore Ronme Suggett LOIS Worrell Kenny Kru er Leftey MOSkOV1S J UNIOR RED CROSS The Jun1or Red Cross was organlzed 1n Akron to g1V9 students an opportun1ty to serve others There lS a ma1n Off1C6 at Bowen School Wh1Ch d1rects somevx hat the 3CtlV1t1ES of all the separate school organlzatlons The Clty lS d1V1d9d 1nto d1str1cts Each d1str1ct lS composed of a hlgh school and a small number of grade schools Barber Dax 1d H111 East Roblnson and Se1berl1ns, are 1n the East Hlgh d1str1ct The ma1n source of the funds on WhlCh the East H1gh Junxor Red Cross operates comes from the donat1ons It rece1ves durlng Red Cross Week 1n March Every student who contr1butes to th1s fund IS a member of the Junlor Red Cross and those who attend the bus1ness meetmgs are act1ve members Th1s year the organ1zat1on added to 1ts treasury bv sponsormg two dances by puttlng out two ISSUES of the Red R1der by selllng m1lk 1n the lounge and bv sell1ng exeryday cards A lot of th1s money IS spent for those at the Old Folks Home Every month a group of stu dents gue a program of enterta1nment there Cup cakes are served and a small g1ft IS glven to those who have had blrthdavs dur1ng the month Last Chr1stmas each person was g1ven fru1t candx and tobacco or crochet cotton A Chr1stmas partv was planned for the pre school age ch1ldren at Sunsh1ne Cottage boxes were fllled and sent oxerseas and a Chr1stmas basket was sent to a needx fam1lx 1n the com mumtv Mrs Dorothy Lahrmer and MISS El1zabeth Stump are the sponsors of Jun1or Red Cross - v v 1 v 1 - 1 1 ' Y v V 3 Y n 7 9 1 v 1 - v - . , . 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Y . v v ' y Q - SENIOR Y TEEN Y Teens are the g1rls 1n school who belong to clubs sponsored by the Young Women's Chrlstlan Assoc1at1on Any g1rl 12 to 18 years of age may belong to a Y Teen club organlzed 1n her school By jolnlng a Y Teen club a g1rl becomes a Junlor Wlde organlzatlon of women and g1rls of many d1fferent SOCIH1 and econom1c group1ngs races nat1ona11t1es and creeds In S1Xty two countr1es younger g1rls of the Y are known as G1rl GU1d6S G1rl C1t1zens 1n Tra1n1ng Youth Guards and Youth Buddles Sr Y Teen IS the name under Wh1Ch the 11th and 12th grade glrls conduct thelr club Th1S year marks thelr 26th year and the1r sponsors are MISS Harrlet Horst and M1ss Helen Lussen The of flcers are Presldent Jean Le1ghty VICE Pres1dent Marlta Woods Secretary Rosemary K1dney Treasurer Jean Sch1ll1nger Projects of th1S club lnclude the sell1ng of sandwlches on meetlng nlghts collect1ng penny feet sponsormg a dance The Autumn Frol1c and hav1ng a bake goods sale Programs of the meetlngs have conslsted of a square dance Wlth H1 Y and Jr Y Teen Back ward Covered D1sh Banquet for the SQHIOFS comb1ned xolley ball games vuth H1 Y and plc ture shows F1rst row Rosemary K1dney secretary Mar1ta Woods VICE presldent Jean Lelghty pres1dent Second row Judy Reed BODHIB Da1sher Dorls Martm I1e1ta Lee Betty Games Joyce Holhngsworth Nancy Palm Th1rd row Nel11e F1gg Jean Sch11l1nger treasurer Mary Pastor1us Betty Muth Jean Kxng Margxe Pr1cc Sh1r1ey Peterson Lo1s Worrell Jeanette W11son Frances Jones Merle H111 Mary Lou Fry M1111B Medjed Fourth row Nancy McCann Betty Harr1s Mary Lou Rueffer Greta Wenner Joyce CFISIID A11ce Gardner Joan Sutter Margaret Came Edxth Morgan Bonme Denny MISS Helen Lussen Joan Patterson V1rg1n1a MOYTIS . 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U Y 77 ' LG ' 'Y 7 . 7 3 - n - , - Fxrst row Margaret Rankone treasurer Louxse Dolan secretary Joan Brands v1ce presxdent Mary Lou Usery presldent Second row Mltll Rowland Lolly Morm Janet McK1s SlCk Ann Smlth Joycelyn Foreman Mary Lou Ben son Nellxe Knott Janice James Joan Pavelchek Jean Bouthton Shlrley Wmer Thlrd row Jeanette Kropac Mary Wllson Judy Weekley Joyce Thorpe Shxrley Gourley Carol Phlllxps Jeanne Lutes Marllyn Janaslk Fourth row Mlss Kmnan Frances Yale Betty Cochran Jean Kxrkbaumer Bonnie Hunt Paulme Deem Pat Fleldlng PhV111S Horn Pat Klng JUNIOR Y TEEN One of the oldest clubs at East Hlgh School IS the Y Teen It was orgamzed 1n 1918 under the name of Censowe WhlCh was derlved from the f1ve schools lt mcluded Ce from Central N from gorth So from South W from West and E from ast The 1dea of the club IS to promote frlendhness and Chr1st1an fellowshlp among the glrls and thexr motto IS To f1nd and g1Ve the best' Due to 1ts vast growth the Censowe was d1 Vlded 1nto two groups ln 1933 Mlss Mary Mostemc was the f1rst advlsor of the Junlor group The present offlcers are Mary Lou Usery, presldent, Joan Brands VICE presldent, Loulse Dolan secretary, and Margaret Rankm treasurer Mlss Esther hmnan 1S advlsor Co edltors of the Y Teen paper th1s year were Jeanette kropac and Mary Ann Carr . , , . v v 1 , . . , , .' 1 1 1 - y 9 v s , . - 1 1 v v v 1 , . . , , - v 1 v v 1 v ' -1 1 7 7 Y ' . u ' ' 9 , - 1 9 1 ' . ,. . . v SIGMA HI Y To create ma1nta1n and extend throughout the school and commun1ty h1gh standards of seven thousand clubs and two hundred thousand boys who are now part1c1pat1ng 1n the H1 Y pro gram all over the Unlted States H1Y 1S the only natlonal hlgh school organlzatlon wh1ch has Chr1st1an pr1nc1ples for 1tS foundatlon and all that any hlgh school boy has to do to Joln IS to prom1se to uphold 1ts purpose Here at East the H1 Y trad1t1on 1S bemg car r1ed on by the S1gma H1 Y club w1th an actrve rnembershlp of about twenty f1Ve boys who meet once a week at school The past two years Mr Paul Becker psychology teacher who 1S well known among East students for h1s fr1endly Splflt has been the club adv1sor Some of the club projects have been conduct mg the commun1ty chest campalgn general clean up contr1but1ng to the WSFE fund and they have also pa1d off most of a four hundred dollar pledge to the World Youth Rehab1l1tat1on Fund to re bu1ld war torn YMCA s all over the world Slgma also has many soc1al events the ma1n one be1ng thelr annual Sweetheart Ball wh1ch IS held near Valentmes Day IH February F1r t row Kenneth M1ller James Sloat Charles Yen Robert Woods D1ck Hendron Second row Gene Ke1fer Robert Daly pres1dent Marvm Evans V1ctor McMahan RlChaTd Montgome y Jael Sheppard Denn1s Vhckhne Mr Paul Becker aux or Th1rd row Robert Holbrook Thomas Stouffer Hugh Edwards James Tlcompson Joseph Evans Dave Bosley Alan Moucha Ronald Howard John Curtls James Mllburn ' S I ' , , , ' 2 ' , , ' 5 ' , ' 7' 'y ,'vi13 A ' 1 , - , ---1 - 1 -A - v '- -fs 3 1 7 7 Az - - 7 7 ' . 7 Chr1st1an character." This is the purpose of over 7 , . , . . . . 7 . U . . . Y U 7 7 ' 7 . . 7 . ' ' U 77 ' Back row left to rlght Ronald Peck Jlm Thorp Dave Swartz Marvln Walker head usher of the P M School John Durden secretary treasurer Don Colle George Smar James Young Mlddle row Wllla Mae Rumon Elmor Moore Amy Thurman Wlmfred Myers Mary Mulphy head usher of the A M School Front row Ann Evanchek Agnes Shuman Janlce Habberfield Mlss Armstrong Marllyn Lesslck Roselee Guzy Nanny Chxtty USHERS The Ushers orgamzatlon was started at East H1gh 1n the fall of 1944 by Mlss Ruth Armstrong Averagmg about twenty 1n number these students are on duty for assemblles and evenlng programs In addmon they occaslonally fulfill Th1s IS a servlce group w1th some aspects of a club GHICGYS mclude John Durden secretary treasurer Eumce Wrlght asslstant secretary terasurer Mary Murphy head usher for morn 1ng school assemblles and Marx 1n Walker, head usher for afternoon assemblles The only off1cer who preceded these was Ralph Flsher who was a member of the group dur1ng h1s four years at East was graduated 1n January 1948 and IS now a student at Akron U In hlS Jumor year Ralph was spontaneously acknow ledged as head usher for both davtlme and eve mng functlons and so cont1nued unt1l graduatlon Beglnnmg th1s year students become ellglble for mernbershlp on the basls of rat1ngs mdxcated by the1r classroom teachers The check sheet used for thlS xncludes the followmg polnts scho last1c average dependablhty. cooperatlon general behavlor neatness and cleanhness and po1se and carrxage , ' - 1 ' z 1 ' , . - 1 ' - ' ' 4 ' 1 9 ' . . . ,- . other funct1ons by speclal request. 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W GLEE CLUB One of the oldest organlzatoms 1n East Hlgh IS the Glee Club, now under the d1rect1on of M1ss Ruth R Me1er She has been Wlth the club for the past n1ne years Tryouts are held usually after the end of the semester and from the best, the new members are chosen Each member IS 1ssued a scarlet robe and a grey stole whxch he or she keeps and takes care of durmg the school term The Glee Club IS d1v1ded 1nto two classes, one the flfth perlod and one the e1ghth perlod Of flcers are chosen after the entermg of new mem bers They conslst of a pres1dent a g1rl s secre tary, and a boy s secretary for each per1od After f1Ve semesters of muslc not countlng the freshman year, the student IS entltled to a school letter The Glee Club part1c1pates 1n many school pro grams Some of the annual ones are the Nat1onal Honor SOC1ety Assembly the Amateur Show and the Commencement Exercxses They also present concerts and occas1onal operettas outs1de of school aCt1V1t1ES The money collected from these IS used for equ1pment for the Glee Club, as, the buymg of the steps, the robes and the sat1n stoles Frrst row Nancy Palm Stella Taylor Imogene Gorman Cleova Johns Joan Ayers Irene Ange Kltty F1sher Joan Pavelchak M1ss MEIET Jean Aver1ll Marlene Wyse Harrlet Boggs Joyce Holllngsworth Glorla Myers Joann Suter Helen Hran1lov1ch Barbara Tlnsley Second row Lo1s Scott Lenore Davxs Darlene Brawer Mar1lyn N1codemus Joann R1gdon Joyce Harvey Lou1se Lengyel Joyce Cr1sl1p Mar1lyn McCann Norma Landers Juan1ta Wallace Carol Slsler Flo Cundlff Janet Rogers Loralea Grey Gold1e Crow Th1rd row Jerry DHVIS Orlan Lehman Ramon Langley Chalmers Shroeder Gene Ke1fer Cyr1l Ranspher George Krlska Bob Mltchell Dan Colllns Dave Bosley James Scrop D1ck Montgomery Sllas Evans Bud Van Buren Fourth row John RaSDlCk Ray Benson Sanford Reed Gust Kal0pOd1S Kenny Wxlklnson Donald W M1l1er John Durden Harold Mlller Robert Sandrldge Ionel Papaloan B1llPaul1s Tom Stouffer Don E M1ller ' 3 9 Y Y 7 9 7 1 1 1 Y 7 1 Y 7 1 ' 5 Y Y Y Y 7 Y Y 7 1 1 1 Y 5 7 ' ' 7 Y 1 ' 1 1 3 Y 7 Y Y Y Y 7 ' ' ' Y 7 7 ' 1 1 ' 1 3 Y 7 Y 1 7 ' ' . . . , ' 1 , . 7 1 7 Frrst row Norma Duke Pat Detrle Anna Peake Su Bowens Alberta Crawford Mordell Brown Arlene Robmson Edna Mae Emlck Jamce Caxr Rlchard Nyberg Kenny Kllbel Nlck Roscoe Bob Kemp Do1thy H1l1egas Betty Mehok Marlene Means Barbara Messener Shlrley Butcher Clala Brooks Second row Ann Gee Sh1rley Foster Jullanne Scott VIVIHH Tschantze Josephlne G1mell1 Carroll Stralton Mary Arafars Betty D1etr1ck Loulse Probst Lester Black Robert Montgomery Jlm Hayes Bob Smlth D1ck Fost Nancy Ann T1llett Carol Cultrona Bonnle Hunt Marv Wlllmgham Judy McKeown B111 M1ller Thlrd row Mar1e Zelter Marla Wh1te Bettv Jones Georgla Hunt Barbara Davldson Donna Joel Conme Slaton Donald Colle Ronald Colle Charles Yen Ronald Durant El0lSC Starkev Jean Kerkbaumer Bernadme Peak Betty Turner Shlrley Batman Pat Beers ReaJan Clark ADVANCED CHORUS Ady anced Chorus now under the d1rect1on of Mlss Grayce M1ller was started about the N681 1930 Orlgmally lt was planned to take away some of the pup1ls from the overcrowded study halls The muslc was mostly popular tunes or slmple songs Gradually hovyeyer It became composed of people vyho enjoy ed muslc and the songs were harder and books were bought for them The class became so croyy ded lt was necessary to orgamze one ln the mornmg and one 1n the afternoon Novy the chorus IS a means by yyhlch pup1ls keep on Vylth the1r muslc yyhlle vyaltmg to get 1nto the Glee Club or for those who llke musxc but can't dey ote as much tune to lt as the Glee Club demands , 2 , . 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Y THE BAND We now present the East High Fightlng Oriental Band under the direction of Mr Forest High students as the band IS introduced this way durlng the half time ceremon1es at football games The band was first started 1n September of 1923 under the direction of Mr Armstrong In 1926 Mr Schneyer, now principal of Buchtel was our band director Soon after Mr Schneyer left, Mr L V Kelley our present printing teacher was responsible for the band Following Mr Kelley was Miss Grayce Miller who now teaches math and music at East Mr R Frazier and Mr R French succeeded Miss Miller Then in 1938 Mr Hawk came to East but not as a band director He was music teacher unt1l 1944 when he became our director The band IS always seen at pep assemblies, football games parades and community affairs After football season ends they start to practice for thelr annual Band Concert which IS presented each spring There are 48 members and their Off1C1al dress IS gray umforms with scarlet trim The band would not be complete if we d1d not have those high stepping magorettes under the leadership of Mary Poore The majorettes in clude Jean Bernert Bonny Denny Frances Jones Florence Pittman Janet Rogers D1ane Wellman, and Jeanette Wilson MaJorettes Frances Jones Jeanette Wilson Bonnie Denny Mary Poore Joan Bernette Flo Pittman Janet Rogers Diane Wellman First row Marilyn Janas1ck Ronald Petrey Juanita Henninger Marilyn Flanann Marlene Sherburt Jim Kaltwaser Dick Paulus Cyril Ransopher Betty Moneypenny Barbara Schoneals Shirley Butcher Martin Vron1ck J1Ck Schrop Shirley Frazer Second row Delores DaVoe Pat Bassett Irene Ange Dorothy Deming Carl Trout Dale Trout Steve Keaton Darlene Brower Bob Woods Eddie Thron Tom Moneypenny J1m Arnold Third row Carl Moore Jack Hines Olive Zwolls Bob Jones Nick Roscoe Harold Shingles Bob Kemp Ira Felton William Grundy Carroll Petry Bill Vaught Ronald Howard Ray Benson 1 7 7 ' ! , . Y 7 1 Y 9 7 1 , , , . -7 ! Y 7 7 7 7 Aa . . . I I , ' , ' , . ' ' Y . 3 . 7 7 E.'Hawk." This quotation is very familiar to East ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 n 1 7 ' , 7 7 ' 1 , 1 I 7 7 Flrst row JoAnn Staples Eunlce Hallauer Joann Rlgdon Murlel Thorpe Wanda Lee Sult Second row Barbara Deem Mary Detzel A11ce Mousetes Delmar Davy son Kenny Kuger Janet Jacobs Frances Jones Th1rd row Mary Ann Carr Wmfxed Myers Betty K1bble Nevm Carpenter Paul Whlte Roland Johnson Kltty Flsher Shxrley Mehok Fourth row Lols Brown Wally Tate Lorln ZlCk3f0OSG Charles Slaton Harold 'Vhller Kenny Wxlkmson Jlm Mulburn Joyce Thorpe DRAMATIC CLUB The East H1gh Dramatlc Club havlng been Marjorle Moore Engllsh teacher durmg her flrst vear at East Hxgh In former years Mrs Moore has had dramatlcs classes 1n Wh1Ch she tralned those who were 1n terested ln dramatlcs After one semester of the class they automatlcally became members of the Dramatlc Club In the absence of these classes It IS necessary for hopefuls to hand 1n wr1tten appllcatlons to club members these are then voted on Three years ago the Dramatlc Club applled for admlsslon 1nto The Natxonal Thesplan Socxety and was accepted The Thesplans at East are known as Troop 726 and at present there are flVe members ln th1s group They are Stella Taylor Joann Rlgdon Eunlce Hallauer JoAnn Staples, and Kltty F1sher Those who become Thesp1ans are ellglble for a letter 1n thelr senlor year The purpose of thxs club IS to further the stu dents 1nterest 1n dramat1cs by presentlng plays, radlo sk1ts and assembhes , I v . v . A , I , y . -v l v I v . 7 7 . , 1 . , V' U '. . . . I I . ., . chsbanded earller, was reorganlzed 1n 1945 by Mrs. Y V V V 1 7 ! 1 , , . , . RADIO STAFF Late 1n 1938 s1x boys who reallzed the 1m portance of radlo 1n educatlon organlzed a radlo club to serve the school through varlous radlo act1v1t1es In 1939 the club adopted the pres ent call letters of WSFE whlch stand for We Speak For East and It became known as the Rad1o Staff As for the servlce to the school the staff slnce IIS begxnnmg has had the respons1b1l1ty of 1n add1t1on has g1ven dramatlc sketches pre sented a vocatlonal serles wrltten numerous rad1o scrlpts and has appeared on local rad1o statlons at varlous tlmes In the latter part of 1941 It was declded to expenment wlth the pre sentatlon of an amateur show The local CBS statlon agreed to carry the broadcast and the plans were lmmedlately rushed to cornpletlon In May 1942 the f1rst Amateur Show was pre sented and lt IS now an annual affalr of the school In 1948 the staff had the approprlate funds to secure and bulld ltS own broadcastlng studlo 1n the classroom of 1ts sponsor Mrs Gaynelle Upchurch Th1s studlo IS the result of the con tlnuous hard work the staff has done sxnce 1ts foundxng and lt 1S one of the fxnest 1f not the f nest of 1ts type 1n the Clty school system F1rst row Dean Maple Don Schmdewolfe Mrs Up church advlsor Dave Bosley Jack Sheppard Clar ence Berry Second row Mr Boyd Maxwell M1chaelKr1stan Dave Gryznak B111 Landers Howard Hale George Krlska . I y . , g - 9 . 3 1 x ' 7 - 7 Y ' 61 . . 1 ,7 1 - . , . . Si 7Y ' 64 - 77 ' l 1 7 D 1 conductlng regular school announcements and , - 1 y . . . ' ' lt 97 - .Y . , - , . . . , . 4 . . . . , . Flrst row Kltty Flsher I11eta Lee Nancy Palm Wanda Lee Sult Murlel Thorp Betty Adams Edna Smxth Joan R1gdon Flo Cundlff Second row Fave Land Ann Bondarovlch Joyce H01 llngsworth Betty Thornton Betty Lou Games Merle H111 Lols Worrell Joan Staples Clarence Berry Thlrd row Rex Gosnell Bob Laney Kenny Daugherty Frances Matumch Marllyn Buckner Norman Muth Dave Boslex Bob Boxler CARAVAN STAFF Ox er a quarter of a century ago 1n 1922 East Hlgh ed1ted 1ts flrst paper The Rxsmg Sun Mr Klrtley was one of the adv1sors at the tlme and the students worked on the paper as an extra currlcular 3Ct1N1tN In 1920 the name of the publlcatlon was changed to The Carax an The paper was then consldered a full fledged newspaper as lt was dn 1ded 1nto departments Bv thls tlme News Engllsh was a part of the school currlculum and The Caravan was a product of the work done ln these classes An lssue of the publlcatlon came out every Frlday The paper vsas on the order of a small magazlne CO1'lS1St1I'lg of exght pages Later M1ss Ruth Armstrong was appolnted to take care of the paper whlch was now pubhshed every tvuo weeks Mr L V Kelly helped out a great deal by handllng the prmtmg of lllustra tlons prouded bv the art classes Members of the staff who qual1f1ed were 1n1t1ated 1nto the Qulll and Scroll natlonal orgamzatlon for student Journallsts and hlgh ratlngs for the paper were recened from scholastlc assoclatlons The Caravan has recen ed flrst place ratmg ln the Natlonal SCh0laStlC Press ASSOCl3tlOD for the past nlne semesters To acqu1re th1S ratmg the paper IS compared wlth other school papers from schools the SIZE of East from all over the Umted States The Carax an has contlnued to adx ance and to keep up wlth the tlmes Plctures have become a regular feature of the paper smce photography classes haxe been mcluded 1n the currlculum M1ss Catherlne Hoffman was adx 1sor to the Carax an staff for a perlod of SIX years pr1or to 1946 and M1ss Hazel MacLennan IS the present adx 1sor - 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 - . - . 1 v ' v 1 1 1 y - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 .11 ' ' as 91 7 . 1 1 7 Y k - 1 , 1 . . . . 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V Y - - , 1 1 " . ,' COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commerclal Club was organlzed 1n 1931 under the superv1s1on of Mrs L1ll1an Starkey Mrs Starkey was the sponsor of th1s group unt1l three years ago when MISS Rose PISCHZZI took over these dut1es The Commerc1al Club was organlzed for the benef1t of all students taklng commercxal subjects It serves to broaden the general knowledge of the members and to 1ncrease the1r work1ng eff1c1ency by lectures general 1nformat1on and tours Another 1mportant purpose of the Commerc1al Club IS to advance the lnterests of the Commerc1al Department of East Hlgh School and to encourage more students espec1ally boys to take commerc1al subjects The Commerc1al Club helps these stu dents expand the1r 1nterests and 1ncrease the1r chance for success ln the buslness world The h1ghl1ght each year for the club IS Busmess Educat1on Week at wh1ch t1me contests are held 1n all classes of commerc1al subjects at each grade level and awards 1n the form of p1ns are pre sented to the w1nners of the contests Anyone who IS 1n the elexenth or twelfth grades and IS tak1ng at least one commerclal subject IS el1g1ble for membersh1p F1rst 1ow Ida May lVIurphy Dorothy Boyt1m treasurer Marlon Kropac VICE pres1dent MISS Roe PISCHZZI adv1sor Sally Waugh pres1dent Elo1se Starkey secretary Jean Renchkovsky Second row Ma1da P1dcoe Joanne Cress Geneva Hax mon Dor1s Mart1n Th1rd row Barbara Horn Audrey Glathers Cleova Johns Carr1e Patr1ck Pat N1COl Barbara Z1mmer man Helen Wyhowanec Imogene Gorman MBTIOH Roberts Agnes Shuman Nancy T1llett Evalena Horn Donna Cl1ng ROS1lyD Porter V1rg1n1a Matthews LOIS Stevens M1ll1e Medjed Glenna Nesl1ne Jame Brun son Clar1ce MOFYISOH Fourth row June Leonard Clara Rusky Mary F1elds Dorothy Detzel Dorothy Baker Helen Belknap Leah GIDSOU Beatr1ce Bowen Mary Ellen Vaughn R1ta All1son Donna Joel Delma Holland Beulah Thorn ton Betty Bond Jerry Brunson Flo Cundlff Gerald1ne D1ngle Louxse Probst Irene Zakl1n F1fth row Charlotte MOTTISOD R1ta HIDES Anna Keys Joyce Cr1sl1p Sarah Wxlson Barbara Dav1dson Wanda Cr1tchf1eld Theresa Palazzo Roberta Under wood Martha Gebhart Barbara Jack Jul1a Gebhart Margaret Ca1ne Rosemary K1dDeV Betty Hastman Edna Sm1th Mar1e Sm1th Loreen Gr1bble Norma Landers, BSHIYICE Reed 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' , . . , - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1- ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' l ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 V1 1 1 1 1 9 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Flrst row Wanda Lee Sult JoAnn Cress Mr Bracken advlsor Joan Rlgdon secretary Jack Sheppard presldent Kxtty Flsher Janet Rogers Second row Ida Mae Murphy Ann Slmms JoAnn Staples Kenny M11ler Dave Bosley Flo Cundlff Mary Ellen Vaughn Thlrd row Clarence Berry, George Krxska Don Miller SPEAKERS BUREAU One of the newest organlzatlons at East IS the Speakers Bureau It was formed ln September, 1948 under the sponsorshlp of Mr Herbert Bracken teacher of Soc1al Studles, and durmg 1ts flrst slx months of exlstence, more than doubled 1tS or1g1nal membershlp of seven charter members The purpose of the Speakers Bureau lS to effect a mutual lmprovement ln elocutlon com pos1t1on and debate and to enlarge the members fund of general mtelllgence In order to galn admlttance, It lS necessary to be recommended by a faculty member or a member of the Bureau 1tself, provlded the person 1n question mamtams an average of 85, or above, 1n the Soc1al Studles Members partlcxpate 1n local and natlonal de batlng COIDPEUIIODS, as well as school assembhes and programs The Bureau affords many opportun1t1es ln the fleld of publlc speak1ng and IS one of the most actlxe and h1ghly rated clubs at East Hlgh . , , ' v v ' 9 v 1 9 1 1 7 ' - 1 1 1 y v 1 . ., . , . 7 , - .. , v .7 - ' LATIN CLUB The Lat1n Club here at East was formed 1n order to help the Latln Club members 1n thelr soclal act1v1t1es and to better acqualnt them w1th the methods and customs of early Rome and 1ts people The club 1S an organlzatlon whlch meets the flrst Monday of every month The meetmgs are held 1n Room 403 and are attended by about 30 members Et Cetera IS the word whlch all of the m bers know and appreclate It 1S the name of the club paper, Wh1Ch xs edlted by members of the club once a semester and sold to the students M1ss Martha Sturdevant has been sponsormg the group s1nce lt was organlzed early IH No vember of 1947 Th1s years club off1cers are Jeanne Lutes, presldent, Charles Slaton, vxce presldent Don M11ler, secretary, and Joan Brands, treasurer Flrst row Jeanne Lutes pres1dent Charles Slaton vlce presldent Joan Brands treasurer Donald M1l1er secretary Second row Else McE1h1ney Mary Lou Baker Mary Lou Rosche Jean Boughten Clara Brooks Mary Detzel Patr1c1a Basset Th1rd row Shxrley Goff Marllyn Dodds Ruth Neu baumer Pat Fleldmg Phyl1s Horn Eva Eades Joyce Thorpe Judy Cromley Rlchard Hendren Mary Wxll mgham Judy McKoewn Fourth row John Roebuck Rlchard Ramsey Charles Mrchael Lewxs Neal Stewart Warton, Ceorge Kriska, Harold Miller, Bob Sandridge, 66 - 77 ' ' em- . , . . . - . 5 First row Barbara Messnei Miss Blake advisor Anna lee Topper Second row Alacia Hemphill Elenoi Wevtovich Rosalie Starcher Thiid row Helen Schek Maitha Gebhait Marv Ann Carr Shirley Mehok K FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America club known as the FHA has been in existence at East for more than lo years Miss Kathryn BIEIZ with the help of Miss Jean Blake and Miss Bertha Frampton has sponsored this girls club for 13 xears Recentlx tne name of the organization was changed It was formeilx known as the Home Economics Club There is onlv one requirement to Join FHA All members must haxe at one time or another taken a home economics subject Its purpose is to promote better familx lixing for girls now and after graduation and marriage Future Homemakers of America is affiliated xx ith regional state and national clubs. Each year girls from East are represented at Columbus for the state meetings. Plans are now being made for a summer camp near Columbus. The girls put on special community projects at Thanksgiving and Christmas and for years they have sold sandwiches at noon for the student body. Their meetings are held the third Wednes- day of every month. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The G1rls Athletlc Assoc1at1on Wh1Ch was or1g1nally the Glrls E Club 1S composed of stu dents from 10B and above who are mterested 1n glrls sports The purpose of th1s club 1S to promote 1nterest ln glrls athletlcs develop leadersh1p sportsman Shlp, and good c1t1zensh1p A po1nt system has been worked out whereby members, after securlng 250 po1nts and meet1ng other requlrements are entltled to a letter E Pomts are recelved for partlclpatxng ln varlous outslde sports for scholarshlps and perfect school attendance and for captalnlng teams The g1rls are also requlred to ma1nta1n an academlc average of 80 and a gym average of 85 For money ra1s1ng projects the club has spon sored dances svum partles and have collected sales tax stamps At Chrlstmas txme they con trlbuted to the fund to a1d needy fam1l1es Health supplles were also purchased for the Health classes as a servlce to the school Mlss Helen Sulllvan, the club sponsor says that ln the future G A A would l1ke to see 1ntra mural sports among glrls here at EAST Fxrst row Joann Melenock Eva Holdenak Joan Patter son presldent Connle Morm Shxrley Moffat Mary Murphy Rosahe Starcher Sh1r1ey Mehok Second row Mary Lou Baker Lo1s Hughes Pat Stanley Reese Wxlson Betty Wheeler Cherry Starcher Ana lee Topper Mary Ann Carr Th1rd row Sarah Perrlne Mary Detzel Dorothy Dem mmg Shlrley Frazler Jo Ayers Clara Brooks 3 v , ' 1 v r v v 1 ' I s a 1 1 1 1 ' , . : 1 9 ' s 1 y ' . , . . . . 7 . . . , . , - ' 9 . . , . . 9 7 , . 7 7 , . Y T 7 Flrst low Marllyn Radlck Joyce Cr1sl1p Jeanette Taylor Merle H111 Mrs Eckroad MHIIIVH Buckner Betty Harrls Frances Matunlch Delores Vromck Second row Joan Johnson Marlta Woods Glenda Hays Shxrley Moffet Wamta Watson M rv Ann Martln Pat Beers Pat Nlchol Den1se Kempel Barbara Reese Thlrd row Wanda Lee Sult Mary Partor1us Donna Davles Marlene Wyse Jean Nunley Mary Lou Usury Sammle Patell Bonme Denny Mar1lyn Stout Gwen Fender Dlane Wellman Nell1e Flgg SPONSORS Glrls Sponsors Club was orlglnated 1n 1932 as a dramatlc club under the dlrectlon of Mxss Mc Cown It now has a d1fferent purpose wh1ch 1S to foster frlendshlp among the glrls m school 9Sp6C181ly freshmen Representatwes to the club are voted ln by the glrls 1n thelr own c1ass1f1cat1on and are selected for the1r scholarshlp leadersh1p personallty and character Sponsors hold two soclal events durmg each semester a dance for the ent1re school and a freshle mlxer for 9B g1rls They also present two needy fam1l1es Wlth baskets at Thaf1kSg1V1l'lg and Chrlstmas As a money ralslng project bookcovers were sold to students last fall and potato ch1ps were sold 1n the lounge when It was open Th1s IS gomg to be cont1nued 1f the lounge IS made avallable agam ln1t1at1on IS one of the blggest events 1n a Sponsors l1fe A formal and an lnformal one IS held at the regular meetlngs Wh1Ch take place 1n the homes of the members Another blg affa1r IS the seml annual banquet held each January and June to say farewell to the SGDIOFS and to welcome nevx members Mrs Nexa Eckroad IS the present advlsor of n1s club ' v y Y Y ' Y p 5 v y - ' Y 1 'Y v 7 3. v 3 Y Y ' ' 7 Y a w a v y v y v v c- . , .. . 1 v v 1 , . . V .. . ,, 1 s ,. . . Y 1 Q . ' 1 4" gel Nanme Chlttw Sallx Waugh Dolothw St111vte11 Second xoxx Ruth Elxod BIULQ Scott Call Flecht James M11 btnn Dolothx Hoclgkus V? Ar Es A Es are gnven to tose students who have fulfllled cer tam requnrements To be elngu ble for a letter they must have had two semesters of art and an average of 85 or above n that sublect They are also re quired to obtam 85 pomts by domg such things as golng to art lectures readmg books selllng some of theur work vnsntmg museums makmg scrap and sketch books posnng for classes and doing art work for teachers 79 t I rt ' ' h ZS! . I . , I , I . . First row: Norma Jean Hershber- h A X S M u- I QQ ff- ,Wm WW ia Q f -XX ,- 'Q-if? af' uv, , K f 1 I X I Q ' ' 1 ,ff ' A V '-. If 'C' J' ' I fl fl X W x ' , AA,, --Q X . 1, h Z 'TF If 2 , ,N 9 v A fx I ,lf K I ' 1 anim 'r.Ba9abQH, K Ootbuuiffqcki f B05 E a EGOW Qi tp Q! .Q Museum Kc Cr05Sfounvf1'j'f ., f zgxfaugsi 2 . in , SPORTS Splfll WINS Thls famed East Hlafh motto has aluaxs been tollovt ed and suppo1ted bx the xauous teams the student body and the facultx Respect fm th1s motto has encou1aged the bots to f1.5ht tm XICIOIX 1n the sex eral sports Some saddened our souls but co operatlon and good spcntsmanshlp st1ll shme through The boxs wear then 1th'et1L Es xxlth p11de and the student bodx esteems the vxearel as one xx ho has upheld the honol and 1eputat1on of an East Hugh Athlete v N. 1 u Y, I tvs 'c ' - 1' f - v ' 1 K -. championships have come our way, defeat has wks... we Varsity Norma Stutler Sammie Pateli Merle H111 Marlene Wvse Marilyn NlCOd6mUS Do Do Vronlck captain Reserves Louise Lengyel captain Norma Hodgkiss Jean Schillmger Pat Lyell Fave Shavei CHEERLEADERS To measure up to the requirements of be coming a cheerleader the student either boy or girl must have poise personality ability a nice appearance good character and an original cheer The applicant must also be at least in the tenth grade before trying out Upon making the grade of becoming a cheerleader he must keep h1s school grades up Just as it is necessary in other athletic sports The cheerleaders are chosen by Mr Mearig and Mr Ault two faculty members two members of student council and by two boys from every athletic field which includes baseball football basketball swlm golf track and cross country If the student is chosen to cheer on the Varsity squad he w1ll receive an E letter Both the Varsity and Reserves practice every dav duilng the sixth period so that they can keep in good cheering form for the basketball and foot ball games During the second semester every Monday night for one hour, the Varsity and Reserve cheer- leaders help coach the prospective members who try out. Mrs. Neva Eckroad has been the cheerleaders advisor for the past six years. Above: Asst. Coach Chapman, Breedlove, Marean, Greenwood Lytle Cullom Tyson Legrain Fears. Left Burdeck Esola Ford VARSITY Center to prow Peake Jackson Savula Mathews Coach Krmo Parsons Slmmons Stadler Fuller fx Q? Center bottom row Lelrnelster Harkms Jeffor1es Surgeon New come Melonas H111 Mart1n Franke FOOTBALL Left Sommervxlle Dye Cunnmgham Below Anton Berry Borders Ragan Co Captaxn Kam1nsk1 Well man Rhodes Owens Asst Coach Patela EA T 13 CUYAHOGA FALLS 0 September 17 1948 Startlng the season off 1n v1ctor1ous fashlon the Flghtlng OFIEHLHIS trlpped a scrappy Falls Tlgers outf1t mak1ng the1r f1rst debut under coach Don Greenwood The f1rst half saw the two teams battl1ng on even ground but m1dway 1n the thrrd frame Esola East s quarterback lntercepted Ron ald Kearns pass and scampered 38 yards to the goal l1ne Later ln the same perlod Jlm Fears raced 20 yards for the f1nal marker EAST 27 BUCHTEL 19 September 24 1948 After spottmg the Gr1ff1ns a 19 pomt lead 1n the f1rst half the battl1ng Orxentals scored once m1ss1on After checkmg the Buchtel offense 1n the thlrd perlod the Arabs roared back 1n the fourth quarter w1th 21 po1nts Slmmons Jackson and Sommervllle all h1t the scormg column ln spark 1ng the team to 1ts f1rst C1ty Ser1es v1ctory EAST 2 KENMORE 7 October 2 1948 An mjury rlddled Or1ental team dropped a thrlller to the Cardxnals of Kenmore at Old Forge Fleld when guard Jerry Fouts mtercepted an East pass and eluded the home team for 74 yards and a touchdown A slow movlng game t1ll the fourth perlod the game turned 1nto a suspenseful thrlller when the two teams caught the sp1r1t After Fout s game w1nn1ng run the Orlentals bounced back for a safety but the 2 po1nts were all the team could gam 1n ILS f1rst defeat and f1rst setback 1n C1ty Ser1es warfare EAST 0 GARFIELD 12 October 9 1948 Flndxng the gorng a l1ttle rough ln the1r fourth game also the Orlentals dropped the1r second game and second C1ty Ser1es game to the Prexles at the Rubber Bowl A scoreless game t1ll the fourth perlod the Prex1es pushed across the1r two TDs on runs by J1m Kallenbach and Bud Bond when the East defense seem1ngly faltered EAST 20 CENTRAL 6 October 15 1948 Armed w1th team umty and deslre after a bout wlth player d1ssens1on M1ke Krlno s charges dumped defendmg champlon Central by a Wlde margm of 20 6 Playlng bonecrushmg and bru1s mg football from the outbreak the Arabs scored ln the f1rst quarter when Sommervllle went over from the 9 yard l1ne Jess Owens countered 1n the th1rd canto and Sylvester Breedlove 1n the fourth for the Orlentals East s b1g lme check ed the Wlldcats beautlfully 1n thxs one the W1ld cats only defeat by a C1ty Ser1es club EAST 14 SOUTH 38 October 22 1948 W1th Easts chances of ga1n1ng a spot 1n the play offs dependmg on the outcome an mspxred South Hlgh eleven dumped the Orlentals but good from the Ser1es race Scormg at w1ll throughout the game the South eleven galned a spot 1n the playoffs for the1r new coach Lou EAST 6 FOSTORIA 21 October 29 1948 Makmg the1r f1rst road tr1p of the season the Or1entals traveled to Fostorla Oh1o to battle the Fostorla Indxans The Redmen turned up Wlth the fmest 1nd1v1dual performer the Orxentals faced all season m Carlos Jackson Though the team played a stellar game lt was just too much Jackson as the potentlal all Oh1o1an scored all three of the home town touchdowns East scored 1n the thlrd quarter on a pass from Esola to Herb Jackson but the Orlentals left the fleld on the short end of the score and under pollce protectlon oo EAST 19 CANTON LEHMAN 13 November 5 1948 Determmed to f1n1sh the season v1ctor1ous the Fxghtmg Orlentals turned upon the Lehman Polar Bears at Fawcett Stadlum 1n Canton for the1r fmal game and v1ctory After spottlng the Polar Bears a 13 pomt advantage the Arabs roared back to f1n1sh strong w1th 19 po1nts Much cred1t for the v1ctory went to the senlors playlng the1r last game for the Scarlet and Grey 7 ' cc H I . -... 7 s - - - ' I . . . 4 a I 4 ' 7 ' ' ' I . . . . , . - , . 1 1 ' , - - . ' . . . I . . , . . . , . . . - - . . , I , 1 in the second canto to make it 19-6 at the inter- Juiuefiat- l . , . . . . . . . . . . , , I . ' h. . . . t - , . . . .. - ' I I . Y CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD The first champ1onsh1p of the school year was brought home by the East H1gh Cross Coun try Squad In the1r quest for the C1tv Champlonshlp on October 23 the Orlentals lost a hard fought meet to the North Hlgh Vlkmgs 46 to 52 Desp1te thls loss Easts Bob Boxler took 1nd1v1dual honors when he defeated Jackson Wagner and Marvm Crosten of North and set a new C1ty record of 9 49 1 The harrlers determlned to beat North came back the followmg Saturdav to nand a favored run elght other schools for the D1str1ct T1tle Boxler once agam defeated C1OSte1'1 and Wag ner of North for the 1nd1v1dual t1tle East along w1th North and Garfield quallfied for the State Meet at Mansfield Ohlo November 6 The Orlentals Harr1ers fresh from the Dls trlct Meet lost the State Crown to a well balanced and hlghly favored Cleveland West Tech Squad over a wet w1nd swept course Boxler agaln took 1nd1v1dual honors maklng lt three tlmes an East Hlgh runner had taken 1nd1v1dual state honors John Holoman January 1948 turnmg the trxck tW1Ce Dur1ng the regular course of the season Coach Chff Casenh1ser s squad comp1led a record of three v1ctor1es and one defeat The Arabs one setback came from North 25 to 30 East then defeated South 22 to 37 spanked Top row Manager Sam Kratzer Don Schlndewolf Herbert Korman M1ke Kldney Ed Ol1ver Frank BuJor1an Gerald Keller Manager Dallas Franklm Second row Alumnus Ben Schman Glen Hummel J1mmy Brady James Bl1SS Bob Algae Oscar John son J1m Sloat Charles Nlderhoff, John Hanna Coach Casenh1ser Th1rd row Nat Coleman Neal Stewart Ph1l S1mmons Tony Kontes Bob Boxler Dave Parker John Lovatt Fred Jones Kenny Holloman Front row Charles Wharton Ronald Cook Wayne Wells Buddy S1mmons Bob Wllllams Clarence Brad shaw Dave Johnson Barberton 18 to 43 and 1n a trlangular meet de feated Mansfield and Garfield 23 to 47 to 67 re spectlvely Several boys gave excellent performances the past season One of the best was turned ln by John Lovett a senlor 1n h1s first season of Cross Country He placed seventh ln the state and fimshed no lower than thlrd 1n dual meets Others were turned IH by Tony Kontos Ray Langley Ed Ollver Neal Stewart and Ph1l S1mmons The thm clads home course IS routed over Goodyear He1ghts Metropol1tan Park but most of the meets were run away from home Z V . u 1 7 9 Y 1 ' "' 1 1 1 v 1 ' 7 9 3 . W 7 s I g 1 7 7 1 Y , . 1 , ' , , 1 , . '. Q ' .Y ' 7 North squad its first loss of the season, and to out- ! I 5 ' . , . . , - , ' . . . 7 . . . ' h n G , , , . 7 . . 1 ' - b . l ' . I J . Y . , . . , , . . . , 9 7 ' Back row Manager Paul Wh1te Steve Roskow B111 Dahlgren Francls Rlck Bob Marvm Don Everhart Reed Llsterman Coach Lawrence Rlcker Front row Manager D1ck Yeager B111 Newcome D1ck SWIM TEAM Pepe Glen Sax Alan Moucha D1ck Jenkms Ronnle Sugget B111 Kelth Bob W1se F1rst place 1n the c1ty and second place 1n the Greater Akron League xs the record made by Easts sw1m team thxs year under the coachmg of Larry Rxcker They followed Falls Hlgh and preceded Buchtel Garfleld West St Vmcents St Marys and Barberton and two losses Both losses were determ1ned by the last event of the meet the 200 yard freestyle relay In the Garfleld meet It was a Jump of the gun that made the dxfference and 1n the cham p1onsh1p meet wlth Falls a bad turn gave the losmg verdlct Letters that were awarded th1s year went to Capt Glen Sax who w1ll be back for h1s fourth year as a regular wxth the tankers He ranked second ln scorlng Wlth 46 polnts Those wlnmng letters for the second t1me were Alan Moucha D1ck Pepe and D1ck Jenklns Alan Moucha backstroke artlst who IS the leadmg scorer on the team w1th 49 pomts and D1ck Pepe breast Stroker w1ll be the only two boys leavmg the team th1s season Other returnmg lettermen w1ll be Reed Llsterman FFHHCIS Rlck Ronald Suggett B1ll Kelth Bob WISE B111 Dahlgren and B111 Newcome The boys tramed long and often wh1ch IS a trlbute to thelr w1ll to excel East Garfleld East South East West East St Vmcent East Barberton forfelt East Buchtel East St Mary East 29 Falls 29 ' 37 34 32 34 32 45 . ' 21 1 . 35 31 42 . 24 37 VARSITY BASKETBALL Salem James Cullom Leroy Parsons Coach Russ Estep James Pope Frank Papatoms Ross Parsell Howard Royal Paul Sapronettl George Leroy Parsons .hm Sklp Pope J1m Cullom Captam SEASONS HIGH SCORERS Barberton December 3 1948 Openrng the 48 49 cage season agalnst a hrghly touted Barberton frve East Hrghs Frghtlng Orrentals went down to defeat 53 27 The Magrcs led at quarter turns wrth 17 8 at the first perrod 30 10 at half and 37 22 at the close of the thrrd perrod Elyrla December 7 1948 Trekrng to Elyrra on Tuesday December 7 East met Elyrra Hrgh School and went down to therr second defeat 40 34 Frghtrng hard all the way the Arabs led 10 9 at the end of the rnrtral Derrod With Leroy Parsons and Jrm Pope who dumped rn 9 pomts each for the eve nrng leadrng a second quarter drrve the Orrentals held a 22 18 lead at half But the Orrentals succumbed to a second half drrve whrch put Elyrra 1n charge 26 25 at the thrrd quarter and left them on the long end 40 34 Falls December 10 1948 Desplte the efforts of Jrm Pope who racked up 13 pornts the Arab cagers went down to therr thrrd strarght defeat at the hands of the Cuyahoga Falls Falls led all the way wrth quarter scores of 10 8 18 12 and 29 20 West December 17 1948 Although they battled all the way Easts cagers succumbed to the West Cowboys 44 35 Jrm Pope who caged 15 for the nrght led a first perrod drrve to grve the Orrentals an 8 6 advantage Trerng rt up 16 all at half West went on wrth a 31 23 lead at thrrd quarter to wrn St Vuncent December 21 1948 The Orrentals found rough gorng for the fifth tnne thrs season as they went down to defeat 60 36 at the hands of St Vrncents St Vrncents posted quarter leads of 13 6 28 14 49 19 to grve the Arabs then' fifth strarght loss Canton Lehman December 28 1948 Drsaster struck agarn as the Arabs went down t defeat 38 28 at the hands of Canton Lehman Although ahead 12 8 at the end of the first perrod the Orrentals found themselves on the short end 22 19 at the end of the thrrd quarter G A M January 3 1949 Vrctory number one of the 48 49 campargn came at the expense of the Goodvear Apprentrce Machrnrst 39 31 Jrm JC Cullom and Jrm Skrp Pope fired the Frghtrng Shreks to then trrumphed wrth lo and 12 pomts respectrvely Tred 8 8 all at the end of the first perrod thrs fine battle found East on the long end 20 18 at half After fallmg behrnd 29 28 at the end of the thrrd perrod the Arabs went on to then rnrtral xx rn Buchtel January 7 1949 Leroy Parson scored rrs only two pomts of the game wrth 40 seconds to go to grve East a 30 28 upset wrn over the once proud Buchtel Grrffs Enterrng the game 15 pornt favorrtes after wrnnrng 8 strarght the Grrffs were muddled befuddled and con fused by the brrllrant defensrve play of the Shreks Effectrvely stopprng Bob Sperght Buchtel towerrng 66 center East fought an uphrll battle to wrn The game was tled 8 trmes wrth Buchtel holdrng perrod leads 01091715 and 24 Z Successrve baske s by Jrm Cullom Jrm Pope and Sylvester Breedlove put the Arabs rn front 28 24 Sperght followed wrth a basket and Earl Tate drop ped 1n a two pomter to set the stage for Parsons game wrnnrng basket North January 14 1949 Trarlrng all the way East Hrgh cagers went down to defeat at the hands of the North Vrkrngs 49 40 The Arabs were on the short end of perrod scores of 12 9 26 20 and 36 27 to lose therr seventh game rn rn nlne tarts Leroy Parsons netted 13 for the evenrng Canton Tlmken January 22 1949 Unable to halt the capers of Trmkens Bob Locke who netted 19 pomts East s Orrentals fell prey to a fast breakrng Canton Trmken five 58 49 Leroy Parsons and Jrm Pope rolled up 13 and 12 pornts respectrvely but to no avarl as Trmken held perrod leads of 16 13 29 26 and 47 37 to wrn gorng away South January 28 1949 Badly outclassed by a hard charging South Hrgh five East went to therr erghth defeat rn eleven starts 56 37 Jack Freeman led the South attack wrth 27 pomts as they led all the way after the second perrod Garfleld February 4 1949 Outscorrng Garfreld 118 rn the last perrod East Hrghs cagers fmrshed on top 37 31 IH a game played at Garfreld Gym After leadmg 11 4 at the end of the first perrod the Arabs fell behrnd 2018 at the half The rrvals canto Jrm Cullom who netted 12 markers provrded the scorrng punch but rt was a team vrctory as the Shexks nabbed therr fourth wm Hower February 11 1949 Paul Sapronettrs basket rn the late stages of the game gave East a hard earned 30 28 wrn over Hower Vocatronal Behrnd 13 5 at the end of the first perrod Hower pulled wrthrn one pomt of the Arabs as the frrst half ended 18 17 Jrm Pope dunked rn 11 pornts for the evenlng top total tor the Orrentals East posted a 22 17 thrrd quarter lead Kenmore February 18 1949 Unable to half the scorrng antrcs of Tony Ondrus and Bob Lovelace Easts Arabs lost a heartbreakrng 44 43 overtime decrsron to Kenmore Ondrus and Lovelace garned 22 and 17 pornts re spectw rely Leroy Parsons led the Orrentals wrth 14 pomts Wadsworth February 21 1949 Held scoreless rn the frnal canto Easts cagers dropped a 36 20 decrsron to Wadsworth rn the closrng game of the regular season Kent Roosevelt March 3, 1949 Easts Arabs closed therr 48 48 cage campargn Frr day March 4 losrng to Kent Roosevelt 37 31 rn the frrst round play of the Northeastern Ohro sectional tournament Paul Sapronettr and Leroy Parsons dumped rn 12 and 11 pornts respectrvelv as the Arabs closed therr season wrth a 5 11 record -' I Y 1 - 7 r ' a vw . 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II . ak .lui BASKETBALL RESERVES Front Carl Franke Ronme Leaf gren J1m Floto J1m Harsha Ken Kee1lng Back Coach B111 Sudeck J1m Thornton Norman Rhodes J1m Walker Leroy Stephans San Ara faras To keep up an ever 1ncreas mg flow of talent to the vars1ty the freshmen sophomore and Junlors who show ab1l1tv are placed on the freshman or on the reserve squads B1ll Sudeck of Kent State Un1xers1ty fame 1S coach of the reserves He 1S developmg many good prospects for Coach Russ Lstey s vars1ty FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front Donald Frankhn B111 S1mp son M1chae1 Kldney D1ck Sap DTODCLLI Henry Reed Back Joe Mateen B111 Grundy Coach Russ Estey B1ll Gallegly Walter Jones VARSITY TRACK SQUAD The East High Oriental Track Squad started the year in a promising fashion as thev swept to two successful dual meet victories over Tall IH the Annual Mansfield Relays at Mansfield Ohio Coach Casenhiser had lettermen in almost every event as the season got underway Out standing performances in the meets early in the season showed Tony Esola breaking his own rec ord in the pole vault Marty Savula breaking both school records in the discus and shot put, Bob ning the 880 yd run Waldo McCray taking the 440 yd dash and Carl Borders vxinning the 100 and 220 yd dashes FRESHMEN TRACK SQUAD madge and Ravenna and captured an eighth place Boxler winning the mile runsg Tony Kontos win- Front Dick Foster Andy Sirota Dick Miller George Salem Howie Royal A1Sm1th Gary Baird Carrol Lewis Standing Dave Bosley Jim Floto Ronme Leafgren Jim Pope Jim Casey Don Jordon Jim Walker Walt Lehto Coach Mike Krmo BASEBALL With Coach Mike Krino starting his first year as baseball mentor, the Oriental Baseball Nine got off to a flying start by notching five straight victories. The 1948 District Champs showed much promise to repeat as a contender for the City and District Crowns. Pictured are Dick Schoonover, 1948 East mound ace who assists Coach Krino and Jim 'Skip' Pope, 1949 mound ace and first baseman. John Smlth Ross Parsell MHTVIH Evans Jack Tr1e1 Bob Laney Tonw Anton Claxence Beuy Call B0ldClQ Daxe Boslev Bob Boxlex Swl Breedlove Jack COODGI J1m Cullom B111 Dahlglen Laddle Dans Tom Esola Maxxmn Exans J1m Floto HHIXBW Fuller B111 Ford Daxe Gezzar Bud Hlltbrand Helb Jackson Blchard Jenkln F1661 Jone Don Joxdan Ed KHfN1DSlx1 B111 Kexth Robelt Kenny Tonw Kontos Bob Lanew I-tax Langlex Reed Lxsterman John Lox ett Ed Lstle Allan Mouche Bob New come Eddxe Olner F1ank Papatoms Carxol Petrle Ross Palsell Le1ox Palsons Dlck Pepe ATHLETIC E WINNERS MR DAVID MacCAlLOPS FACULTY MANAGER James Pope Ralph Ra an F1 SIICIS R1Ck Geolge Salem Paul Saplonettl Dlck Schoonover Maltw Savula Glen Sax B111 Slmmons Anclw Slrota Neal Stexx a1t Ronald Suggett B111 Wallace John Smlth B111 Webb Jlm Wellman MANAGERS Bob Kemph Sam Ifratzer Geolge Kuska Joe Peel John Rasmck James Smlth Tony TOp0Hg1S Flank Belty Ronald Crxss Call rranke Dallas Franklln Ed Hax ans w Gus Kalopodls Stexe Keaton ll ll l. , S . .. . 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