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

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bug 10 Cl| ' Orqg- EDWIN S. WILSON 90S K 7ft St. R.O.T. . iffict-r OlSccr ' CInli Matie A. J. WISNKWSKI 7517 Marine Ave. Home Room President Student Council Alchcmia Club Gym Cbptnins Chemistry. DAVID L. WHETSEL Commodore A|»artments East End Hi-Y College Course. FRED WONG 1297 Ontario St. College Course. ZOLTON J. MATE 2801 E. 125 St. Auto Club Secretary R.O.T.C. Sergeant Machine Shop. MICHAEL A. TANNO 1981 E. 126 St. Gynt Captains Chippendale Cabinet Making. MEYER WEINBERGER 92IS Yale Avc. R.O.T.C. Captain Alchemia Chemistry. JULIUS FRIED 10S37 Olivet Ave. College Course. ELSTF.R DOXF.Y 22S9 Wcodland Ave. Machine Shop. FRANK HLAVACEK 3707 E. HO St. Freeman Wreckers Pepigram Electrical Construction. Ci 11927r Twenty-seven D

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 C -JQNS-----@ BU6 b IU TIC S. TAYI.dk «»7v K. 1S4 St. tiki- Club Tea Shop. GRACE B. THOMAS 15711 School Avc. Home Room Vice President Dispensary Chairman Student Council Palladium College Course. EDWARD TOTH 2900 E. 111 St. HERMAN VII.D 10800 Crestwood Avc. Seymour Daubers Sit)it Puinliui). TRANK T. VORAC 2933 E. 104 St. Home Room President Student Council Skaters' Club Ushers' Club Machine Drawing. College Course. ALBERT HERMAN VOTH 3274 E. 121 St. Auto Club Vice President R.O.T.C. Lieutenant Auto Repair. FRANK WALT.MAN 2921 E. 114 St. Home Room Vice President -leetrhal Construction. GEORGE A. WANK 9917 Rosehill Avc. Machine Designers Vice President Home Room Secretary Student Council Machine Drawing. HENRY WASSF.RI.T.IN 1644 Eddington Rd. Kennedian Printers Skaters Scarab Printing. GERTRUDE LAVERNE WARNER 1801 West 54 St. Chairman Senior Cap Committee Assist. Circulation Mgr. Scarab D” Raiders’Vice President Home Room Secretary Friendship A.A.L.O. President Girl Sponsors Student Council Horticulture. Vs rmrr id Twenty-six a

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’TWIXT HEAVEN AND EARTH PROLOGUE Was that a figure stealing through the gloom of yon grey walls? It bore kindred resemblance to one. Should 1 have spoken to it? Why not? It had beckoned me. “Come, come, frail hesitating mortal,” were the words broached by that ominous apparition. It had spoken of a “frail hesitating mortal ; it could not have referred to me; 1 had not been the least intimidated by its uncalled-for presence, yet my business called me elsewhere. “Bah! I’ll be away. Fear is stupid. Still, my motor appendages refused to function with the required alacrity. They carried me slowly in the wrong direction. I approached the weird figure. It seemed to chortle gleefully, “To you, my earthling, comes the dire heritage and maledictions of that august group of graduates sent out into the world in the mid-months of that fateful year, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-seven.” (Part the First) “Long years ago, a number of youthful characters were inveigled into attending, une ecole superieure, a marvelous structure of doubtful contents. These innocents arriving on the threshold of their ‘great adventure’ were astounded by the mechanism controlling this vast institution. As they progressed in their studies, they grasped many ponderous and weighty thoughts. Their minds enabled them to perceive the wisdom of not attempting to climb the staircases which were indicated as 'Down only,’ especially so, when a burly military hall guard barred the way. Among other things they were impressed by the austerity of a group known as ‘Seniors.’ Threefold times they bent beneath the scroll and knew not why. Their new cloth-bound volumes not yet touched by student’s hand encouraged them in their folly. They tackled the studies allotted them with a zest and vigor worthy of a better cause. Beyond a doubt, they believed, they could conquer the world single-handed. Poor fools, may their souls rest in purgatory. “Ah! you scoff, you, a mere human, scoff at these words of mine! Such impertinent dogmatism!” “Er----ah, no, not at all, absolutely not, not I. I’ve had the measles though.” As if but partially appeased, the old one had stared at me with those bottom- 3 IMP t Twenty-eight