East Technical High School - June Bug Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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FEBRUARY CLASS OFFICERS JOHN KENNEDY EDNA lVlILLER, ARTHUR SAXTON FEBRUARY COMMITTEES Nominating-John Kennedy, Charles Rehor, Charles Schaefer, Donald Lynn, Clarence Wheeler. Announcements-David Russell, William Sattele, Olive Batchelor, Rayona Foster. Social-Harold MacLean, Mildred Tolhurst, Harold Spreng, Ruth Hull. Rings and Pins-Donald Lynn, Marie Kunkel, Helen Schefluler, Thomas Jannsen Fifteen

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Mlm M D J mite I WT nos H955 1' ' I Q- I ll u 'll , nl III! ' 'l if, tw 1 fl- l, , T Q ,mst ' pf -H u '-ul--' Illlllll mf -- P XX J 1 Xl' ' f l G. J iffxyr 'T '- fha qt u I i J 1.. . ' it ' .r , , fax T it e It was in the cold month of February, 1917, that the class of '22 came to this noble institution of learning. They were not noticed because the World War was in progress. About the only notice that was acceded them was when they were late to class or when they happened to go up the wrong stairs. They went through their freshman year with hardly a murmur except when a teacher asked them a question, and they had to reply with a usual HI don,t knowf' However, when they reached their sophomore year they had the joyful task of telling the new flats how to get to the basement which was on the fourth floor. Of course, the keen humor of this was greatly appreciated by the entering class. By the time the future class of '22 had acquired enough interest in the school to find out that the Weekly Scarab was a paper and not a bug and that East Tech had a football team, they themselves were sophomores. But they survived this year and thus they become juniors. This was the year that they tumbled to the fact that there were such things as girls and the art of dancing, and accordingly they fell. Also they began to realize how really important they were in this school. It was about this time that the school found that the football team was a real one. Then the members of this well-known class began to take their friends QD to the games. Also this year gave them the chance to become acquainted with French, physics and such. Once more did they survive the year and thus acquired the exalted positions of seniors. This was the height of one's ambition. It has been said that it takes four years to make a senior, but in what woefully short time is he graduated! Most of this year was spent in letting the rest of the boi polloii, know we were seniors and figuring how many points were necessary to graduate. The fateful January 26, day of graduation, arrived and then another class of East Technical passed into the annals of history. Fourteen

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Weive put Ave at the head of our pages, For his name's meant Hello all down the ages. lVI1NOT AIKEN, 740 East 126th St. Gym Captains HARRY ALBERT, 2308 East 61st St. Ben Franklin Class Play LEONARD BARNETT, 10021 Parkgate Ave. Class Play Ben Franklin Aggies ELMER BARTUNEK, Sixteen 3555 East 108th St. Freeman Wreckers Chippendale RAYMOND AVE, Eaglesmere Ave. MARY BOTTINELL, 2115 Murray Hill Rd '53 Her merits are many, Her faults few, if any. Are you Aiken to leave us? Sort la quiet, full of cheer, Chemistry for his career. He's tall anal graceful, Square of chin, A well-built heacl-but Whatls within? Bartunek knows so very much That all his traits we cannot touch.