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

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Sampson, Helen..........1782 Elberon Ave.............Geometry. Sapp, Netta.............10608 Wilbur Ave.............Mathematics. Schaeffer. D. J.........3300 East 139th St...........Chemistry. Schalk. M. D............17501 Franklin Ave...........Mechanical Drawing. Seaborn, J. E...........12431 Chesterfield Ave.......Cabinet Making. Sechrist, Edith ........7101 Franklin Blvd.........Mathematics. Seymour, N. E...........3544 Normandy Rd......... Sign Painting, Mechanical Drawing. Simmermacher, Edna ....70 East 211th St..............Millinery. Smith, F. L.............140 Eldred Ave., Bedford, O..Automobile Shop. Smiley, Virgil .........1340 Webb Rd...............Physics. Stettler, C. T..........1724 Page Ave..............English. Stewart, J. L...........1970 East II 6th St..........Special Machine Drawing. Stute, E. C.............12011 Chesterfield Ave.......Student Council, Pattern Making. Sudborough. Elizabeth ....I860 Farmington Rd.........English. Taylor, G. H............8906 Euclid Ave..............English. Tremper, C. B...........1629 Rydalmount Rd...........Mathematics. Vickcrman. J. W.........2192 Oakdale Rd..............Machine Shop, Shop Math., Automobile Theory. 11508 Mayfield Rd............Art. 2648 Canterbury Rd...........Mechanical Drawing. 1620 Holyoke Ave., E. C......English. 9507 Euclid Ave..............Journalism, English. 2960 Torrington Ave..........Chemistry. 2960 Torrington Ave..........Chemistry. Bedford, O...................Automobile Shop. 1812 Middlehurst Ave.........Special Cabinet Making, Wood Carving. Zemer. Beryl............1818 Wellesley Rd............History. Ward, Lucy .... Ward, Samuel .... Wilson, Paul ... Wood, Ethel M. Wulf, Metha ... Wulf, Sophia... Weaver, N. H. .. Wydman, E. G.......... OFFICE FORCE Frost, Mrs. G. B... .....7350 Euclid Ave............Secretary. Halter, Margaret.........1557 Belle Ave.............Stenographer. Kammer, Janette..........1686 Eddington St..........Clerk. Scott, William A........ 6620 Franklin Blvd..........Attendance Officer. Ttvrbt

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THE CEREMONY OF THE SCARAB The Ceremony of the Scarab was written in 191! by Frederick W. Blaisdell, teacher of English at East Technical. For a number of years it was used for the Class Day Exercises. In this ceremony, Harmachis, representing the Senior Class, hands down the Sacred Scarab to Anaxores, representing the Junior Class. The curtain rises and discloses the great Temple of Ammon. Ra, the God of the sun, is rising upon the edge of the desert. In the distance across the sands, loom the huge bulks of the pyramids. In the foreground, seated in a great chair within the porch of the temple, we see the venerable Harmachis, Priest of Ra. It is the eve of his departure on his mission of world service and he is waiting the coming of his youthful friend and pupil, Anaxores, who is to succeed him in the priesthood and whom he must induct into his office before the setting of the Sun, their common master. Harmachis: The sun swings low. and yet the boy comes not. Thus always are the promises of youth, Leaping to idle lips from idle thoughts, But to be idly broken. Great Ra waits not. See, his huge orb droops lower in the west, And bathes the sand in blood, save only where The inky shadows creep their awful length From pyramid and tomb and temple vast. Short is the time: Oh, hasten thou, my son! My time is short, too; soon from these gray walls I must go forth, a wanderer, and alone: Alone, 1 leave these walls which sheltered me While other masters taught me all their lore, Through all the brief days of the lingering years; Till now I wait here, while the shadows creep, To teach thee, O my son. Why come ye not? Enter Anaxores. Boy, boy, thy time a laggard is; for me, He hastens swiftly. Anaxores: Thy pardon, master. A task hath held me and the time hath fled. But when 1 chanced mine eyes upon the dial I hastened hither, mindful of my word. Indeed upon no fault of mine doth rest— Harmachis: Cease, cease thy words! See where our Father, Ra, Dips toward his final plunge! In that brief span Must I to thee in few and weighty words My final message hasten ere 1 go. Anaxores: Go? O my master! Fifteen