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

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 N« iKMAN CHAI'Fl'S 2222 E. 76 St. Corinthians A friend, true and jolly, to one and all, tl'illiuu to help if needed at all. l.oKI VZn ttiKPoKA 34S1 E. J25 St. H-nic Room President Lieutenant R. O. 'i C. Medalist in Typewriting .■I fellow who may some time be .1 typist famed from sea to sea. ELM INA CH APMAN 9517 Anderson Av» A happy smile, a brilliant mind. She sees the dark clouds silver lined. ELEANOR RITA CIKR 12901 Beachwood Avc. Student Council Palladium Hit Club Art Study •minenccmcnt Play Happy am I; from care I am tree. Why aren't they all contented like me ‘ Rt'TH VIRGINIA COOK ir 6330 Carl Ave. Friendship A. A L. O. Glee Club Announcement Committee Dramatics Kez-Hi-Kon Kennedians Born to improve us in all f the arts; Her pencil our faces, her manner our hearts. k 7511 Cedar Ave. President Gym Captain Friendship Glee Club GuL Basketball Her very frowns ore fairer far Thou smiles of other maidens are. FTHKI. DAHLEN ANNABEL LEE COON 164S E. 71 St. Home Room President Art Study Glee Club Student Council Happy-go-lucky, smiling, and gay: She makes the sunshine; we gat her the hay. STANLEY DAVIS 994 E. 130 St. Captain R. O. T. C. Freeman Wrecker? Home Room President Haiti I Tin? is it nnes there t Sounds as if Stan were a grizzly beat. REGINA CORN-1615 E. 49 St. Social Committee Commencement Play Glee Club Kez Hi-Kon Kennedians Friendship A. A. L. O. AKRtes Light or dark, short or tall, She sets a trap to snare them all. ROSE DELEESE 3422 E. 125 St. Student Council It's as easy to smile as to frown; As easy to look up as look down. [16]

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 UJKIlg H3tyi s 11 KNRV HARRY 114.14 r.,,.lina Rd. la'r«i‘iiMn Wru'Ur II ml srweel delhihl a tfuiet lift' rrtiwfi i, ll w'i'r i'ii h gap, jwi i essfttlfy lie fords. MARRY HOM.INl. .1621 K 13V Si. AlinoilIKt-llltlll • '•.iiirmUi'i Aggie Captains ll'e all list fun when hr spnkt ; oi' him, master • ! Ilir Jut. MILI REI IlKfKKR E. 93 St. Art Study .1 lilitr.; is full nf life anil fun. The willing friend of every our. J. C. LET, A Mi BROWX 3094 I’nryilnn Rd. I a. iiiiu••Chairman Book Shop Hr . IliV I lorn Ka n» l ri-xii|iiil Coinmciia riiii to S'» .ik i Vice Pr»»id»ii| Student ( uim 1 R •• 11 . i lull t'liairntan Mi in»n:it • ••uiiimi . I r« 'i lcnt !• «■ man Wntkt-r Honor Bauijurt r..iiim tui How can two lines heniu to tell Of J. C. Let and, whom we like so well CARL BENSON • 21 Wade Park Ave. President Ushers « lull Fr cman Wreckers First Lieutenant R U T. C. Here ts a fact, acknowledged. aye, and famed; From little sparks, great deeds have flamed. CHARLES CANC'IK 3241 E. 119 St Printer Luminaries Freeman Wrecker Ponder well, and know the right Onward, then, with all your mi-ilit. GEORGE BENT 12917 Thoruhurst Ave. Auto Club Hail, fellow, well met you'll win in life, on that I'll bet. HARRY CARNES 8216 Brman Avc. Auto Clul Basketball Autos t••nether. and then apart; “Red'’ is accomplished in this art. FLORA ELIZABETH BICKER 4561 Turney Rd. A. A. L. O. She'll be ever at work, and full of fun. And still be doing, never done. FRANCES CF.RSEX 5410 Magnet Ave. Commencement Play Kennedtans Student Council Skaters Club If girls were many and boys were feu. The only boy would still pick you. [ 15]

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a Hi L JllE $ KM It KIM i; DF.NINGTON 13518 E.irlwnwl R«|. I'i.i'k i|i;.ll I' ii i limn Wfivki rs Hud'’ is n»i the place for Red'’; First fluff, he should claim instead. JAM I S DK.W IMN 7209 Cedar Av . We nmnl, although he had math wit. He tcas very shy in using it AI.FRED liliWITZ IM IO Columbia Avc. I V «man Wreeki rs Radio Clnl. I e sxdts what dot hoy's surely got, C aii't be found in a fve-eent lot. WALTER DREMANN 3380 E. 113 St. Freeman Wrecker Fishes that t if fie in the deep Have no sueli liberty as I seek. JAMES DI BARTO 2075 E. 125 St. Big F'-tir i.luli His friends are many. His foes—has lie any f JAMF.S J. DWYER 3127 E. 98 St Student Council Luminaries It's hard to say where Jimmie shines. He's clever in so many lines. RALPH DIF.TZ 5803 Bonna Avc. Student Council C'hippcndatcs When the days were dark and dreary. ' Twas this pal that made us cheery. A MCA FARRER 2523 E. 37 St. She's a good sport, full of fun. Willing to help when work's undone. RUSSELL J. DOWN-10810 Olivet Ave. Study Hall Chairman Football Projectionists Swimming Where r he goes, he's full of fun. .luJ briu,is (i smile to every one. HELEN FLANDERA 12910 Union Ave. Home Room President Commencement Play Pepigrams Skaters' Club Aggies Glee Club Friendship So rosy, she, and rather plump; She mokes a fellow's heart go thump. [171