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

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JUS ME ♦ igtys© HARRY F. EDWARDS 2650 East Blvd. Class President President Gym Captains East End Hi Y Basketball Tennis Aggies A • need has he for noisy pavel; Ills bright smile quells the class's babble. CHARLES A. HARTMAN 8705 Beckman Ave. Class Vice-President Football Captain President Student Council Track Home Room President President Wiftlgoma East End Hi-Y Athletics seemed to be his bent. But we chose him Council President RUTH RICHTER 3M7 E. 105 St. Class Secretary President Student Council Sponsor R. O. T. C. Girl Gym Captains Honor Banquet Committee A. A. L O. Nominating Committee Friendship Musical Union Officers’ Club There are but two women leaders fit this age, forsooth; One is Ma Ferguson, the other one Ruth. ARTHUR WHITAKER 1370 E. 94 St. First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. Gym Captains Vice-President ‘Hi-Y Student Council Cla .s Treasurer President Aggies Home Room President Football Skaters Initiation or a Delilah, ArtI SAMUEL J. ABRAMS 3373 E. 125 St. Boys’ Glee Club Printers Second Basketball Team For Sam this world uor built for mirth; At least, to him. that's all it's worth. JEROME AGIN 3348 E. 142 St. Student Council A keen and clever man is he. Quite good at quoting poetry. II. CARL ADAMS 5610 White Avc. Freeman Wreckers Pcpigrams Although he cares not much for books, Carl will win folks with his looks. ALEXANDER S. ANGEL 9317 Kennedy Avc. Student Council Home Room President Heavenly name! CORADINF. FRANCIS ADLER 1449 W. 114 St. Palladium We're proud to have her here with us. And glad to say she's dear to us. DONALD E. AMENDT 10803 Columbia Ave. Big Four Machine Designers Printers Home Room President Debate Team Order of Scarab Student Council Broadway Hi-V’ It takes four lines to tell about The things this fellow's done. He’ll put the business men to rout And keep them on the run. [30]

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,J CJ [fsfllE Gi S ACT III. Scene I. This scene discloses the players bedecked with club pins, awards for carrying on bravely in initiations. At the right, a group of enterprising students is gathered around a table, industriously grinding out news for the Weekly Scarab. Among these are Ervin Gloor, Helen Baldwin, Edna Parsons and Hermine Brozak. A crowd of less essaying and more carefree individuals are conducting a dance on the left. A banquet is provided for one hundred guests adorned with stars and Es”. All is silent except for the crunching of molars on unresisting turkeys, salads, parfaits and cakes. As the scene closes, it is generally conceded that the play will be a success. Scene II. The stage is an area of bustling activity. From the left wing, Joseph Toth leads a company of cadets through a victorious R. O. T. C. competitive drill. In the foreground, Jean Brenner as Martha is showered with flowers by an admiring audience. The Festival of Fun in the background is a whirlwind of color, noise, and dancing masqueraders. Again there is conspicuous that hopeful, anticipatory gaze, as our heroes look toward the coming of the next act in which they will be Seniors. ACT IV. Scene I. The spectacle now presented is a most impressive one. Faith!—and why not? Aren’t our heroes and heroines now Seniors? The fact is manifest in their every movement. The very tilt of their contemptuous noses and their stately carriage seem to say, We have come into our own. In perfect keeping with the august scene, Ruth Richter is installed as Student Council head, and Harry Edwards elected as leader of our heroes. The lordliness of our acting friends is somewhat perturbed as the scene draws to a close, for it is in the final scene that they are to reach the height of their supremacy. Scene II. It has come! The millenium is at hand! Now there is a rapid succession of events. Dances, parties, short programs and undisputed authority! Then the play within the play, the Charm School. It comes to a most successful climax, in which Billie Klein and William Wagner are proclaimed true, sweet lovers. After a most enjoyable scene at Put-in-Bay, the final setting is effected. It is Commencement. Our heroes appear in their bought-for-the-occasion dark suits, and our heroines in their snowy frocks. With shaking hands they receive their precious, long-sought-for diplomas. (Curtain falls in a heap from its flimsy moorings.) [29]

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 EDWARD VVH.UAM AVRKS 2448 E. 56 St. ■ irinrhi.ni-. In '•illfin null:in i he was fine; Most clcvfr f'altci ns he'd desion. JOHN FKA.W IS BKJUS 10010 Shale Avc. Home Room President Gym Captains His Hint I •' is to be jus' I he best thing he knows lit :. JOHN It A DA R 1.4806 llarley Avc. ll'e knew lie'll do his work up brtr.cn.' JOHN BELLE 735 E. 165 St. Aicbemia John likes chemistry and fishiu’, He'll land a good job for the wish in'. HELEN MARIE BALDWIN 6111 Olive Court Vice-President Student Council Palladium Valedictorian Executive Committee Honor Banquet Speaker Scarab Annual Board Art Study Honor Banquet Committee Chem Council She’s friendly and clever, .hid dignified ever. ARTHUR BARCAR BENTLEY 1454 E. 88 St. Gym Captains Football Art enltitnles flowers, but they're not all in the greenhouse. EMMA BALTRUNAT 1764 E. 33 St. Student Council Girls' Sponsors Scarab Staff Friendship Since she always aims to please. Lasting friends she makes with case. ELMER BF.RGER 1395 E 80 St. Student Council To glance at him is not enough. Behold! A diamond in the rough. FRANK BAUER 7317 Montgomery Avc. Football Like Hercules of yore, Of strength he has a store. GLF.NDEEX BIGGERSTAFF 1252 Addison Rd. Friendship Student Council Girls’ Glee Club They talk about the Staff of Life — But ttv like this Bigger taff. [31 ]