John Adams High School - Rebelry Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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T II i: l» (Ml T A I, SENIOR OFFICERS Who made that touchdown?— Jiggs Fisher. Who flipped that neat ball into the basket?—Jerry. Who placed in the shotput?—Fisher. 'fc ho won that set?—Jerry, the captain of the tennis team. Jerry was not only the leading light of our class—THE PRESIDENT—, but he played a stellar role in athletics. Of course, Fisher belongs to the Football Club and Basketball Club. His other activities were: President of his homeroom, N ice President and Bulletin Manager of the central committee of the Honor Study Halls, Smada Club member, and Wistgoma member. And that's the all-aroundness of Jerry. Leonard Schuman—that boy who had a monopoly on scholarships; that Whiz ’ who made the Honor or Merit Roll with the same pluggedncss each year—was in the Biology Club, Treasurer of the Nortcclc Club and in the Chemistry Club. Surely, he goes for science in a big way. Seems he was that way about vice presidencies too. Why?—He was Vice President of our I2A class, Vice President of the Chemistry Club, and Vice President of his homeroom. More added to his laurels and you had him as a member of the Smada Club, chairman of the Picture Committee, and a member of the Banquet Committee and commencement speaker. They called her Pat (with a long a please). She had all of that much talked about clement that accompanies blondness. She was President of the Nursing Club, Treasurer of the Friendship Club, Senior Editor of the Portal, and President of her homeroom. Petra was President of the Social Club; no wonder our 12B Mixer (Pat was the chairman) was so successful. First, you see the smile—then you see Ed Blazey. Surely, everyone knew Ed—you had to—; he was Treasurer of our 12A class. He was a Hi-Y man, an active member of the Student Council, member of the Smada Club, member of the Football Club, and President of his homeroom. But, we always thought of Ed as Football Captain in ’29. Yes, Ed was on the varsity track team. Mac —our 12B class President—steered manv a club through its course during his high school days. He was Wistgoma President, Smada Club President, Chef Club President, central committee of the Honor Study Hall President, Homeroom President, Journal circulation manager, and out for Varsity Basketball. If you asked an Adamite to name a synonym for high jumper or hurdler on the varsity track team, the reply was Frank Juzek, Captain. Frank also held offices in various organizations of the school. They were: Hi-Y Secretary, Smada Club Vice President, central committee of Honor Study Hall Vice President, and most important of all, 12B Class Vice President. Frank was a member of the Wistgoma Club. Smada Club, Banquet committee and Mixer committee. That blue-eyed, demure miss was Ruth Lorrey, who at various times was Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer of the Student Council. Ruth was Friendship Club Council Representative, Kodak Club Secretary, and a member of the Portal Staff, Service Club, Dramatic Club and Banquet committee. Someday. John Ciganko is going to be the manager of a great athletic team or business firm if there is any weight in the fact that he was Minagcr of the varsity basketball team. Manager of the varsity track team, and assistant manager of the football team. You knew Johnnie as the I2B Class treasurer. Gym Captain Club President, Smada Club member, and Homeroom President.

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SENIORS

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T II i: I1 O II T A L Hyman H. Aiikamovii Checker Club Football Club Vanity Track Ireni Adei STEIN Bridge Club Anna Antonos Student Council Social Club Bridge Club Mary C. Baranovich Social Club Vice President Bridge Club Homeroom Vice President Fannie Bash Student Council Social Club Booster Club Biology Club Hanai.ii A i i rod Dramatic Club Homeroom Treasurer Vernon A. Anderson Student Council Hi-Y President Wistgoma Football Club Varsity F'ootball Doha Adel man Music Appreciation Club Typing Club Homeroom Secretary Violet Barta Flori nci F. Baskind Bridge Club Social Club Ss i cn