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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1935 volume:

The MAROON AND GOLD Published by the ANNUAL STAFF of the GRADUATING CLASS of JOHN ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL JUNE 1935 DEDICATION TN this, the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and thirty-five, in which we celebrate the three hundredth anniversary of the founding of the first American High School, we humbly dedicate this book, the Maroon and Gold, to the pioneer spirit of progress and enlightenment which has characterized the history of the secondary school in America, and to E. E. Butterfield, principal, who has so admirably typified this spirit in his administration at John Adams High School. LOWCP PANEL Miss Florence Stehn, Mark D. Gordon, Miss Verda Evans, Senior Class Advisers ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS AND SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS TOP PANEL Dwight W. Lott, Miss Lillian Niebes, Assistant Principals four MAROON AND GOLD STAFF TOP PANEL Chairmen: Sophia Kolodziej Robert J. Hrabdk LOWER PANEL Richard James Baumgartl, Dan Vincent Carducci, Carolyn Giallombardo, Gladys Carolyn Hanningan, Theda Kirk, Ethel May Lister, Alfred London, Hyman Joseph Nathanson, Emil Matthew Ozimec, Helen E. Sekerak, Jack Baxter Williams, Anne Woldman live CLASS OFFICERS SOLOMON ALLAN LAME 12A President ROBERT J. HRABAK 12B President ROBERT CARL STREETER Vice President MARY ANGELA VINCI Secretary WILLIAM A. DENBROCK Treasurer PRESENTING - MAROON AND GOLD Abela. Marie Violet Her friendship is a sheltering tree. Merit Roll. Allenick. Minnie Her smile aits sweetened by her grav ity. Choral Club- Friendship Club. Forum Club. Hall Guard. Girls Service Club Honor Roll. Homeroom Office Merit Roll. Operetta Chotus 12A Publicity Committee. Shorthand Awards. Student Council. Swimming Club Anderle. Merle Jane She's quite a captain, neat and trim: She has a hobby and it's gym. Athletic Awards. Student Council. Friendship Club. Gym Captains Club Offices. Homeroom Offices. Choral Club Homeroom Athletic Manager Journal Collector. Hall Guard Antalocy. Ethel Margaret I'he only reward of Virtue is virtue. The only way to have a friend is to be one. Arcoria. Angelina Marie Love thy neighbor as thyself. Shorthand Awards Friendship Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Journal Collector Baboryk. Leona Quiet. With a Will to succeed. Abela. Micheal Frank 7 he World knows nothing of its greatest men. Intramural Athletics. Alosi. Mary Ann ”.4 friend in need Is a friend indeed. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Anderson. Harriet Adele Her hair, like the setting sun. Is all red gold spun. Athletic Awards. Gym Captains Club. Athletic Club. Friendship Club Cabinet Homeroom President. Student Council Homeroom Athletic Manager. Antoszkow. Veronica Lee Beware her fair, for she excels All women in the magic of her curls. Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards. Friendship Club. Fsperanto Club. Journal Typist. Homeroom Treasurer Arrigo. Marie Virginia Fair words gladden so many a heart. Friendship Club. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Honor Study Hall Vice President. Banalys. Bertha Marie If it's worth doing. it‘s worth doing well.” Senior Nursing Club Friendship Club. Homeroom Athletic Manager. eight = MAROON AND GOLD = Barsa. Anastasia Josephine ”'Tts well to be honest and true. Shorthand Awards. Hall Guard Home room Office Girls' Service Club. Merit Roll. Barnett. George My mind's mo kingdom. i Porum Club Debility, 'luhyffournal Collector Homcrooiv' G k«ilill Cap tain A Inc ram ur J Council jf Ba cr. Isadore Edward Attempt the end and never stand to doubt: Nothing's so hard but search Will knd it out. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Chess Club. Student Council. Esperanto Club. Hall Guard. Journal Collector. Benes, George William I am not of that feather to shake off my friend when he must need me. Orchestra Medal. Orchestra Club Beranek. Ethel Celia Dark hair, dark eyes, but we hope Your future will be bright. Lost and Found Guard Choral Club Bilfield. Albert And what he greatly thought. He nobly dated. Summer School Graduate Cheer Leaders Club. Band. Orchestra. Bartell. Pearl L. Her eat. her virtues magnified. I iye quiet and dignified Baumgartl. Richard James I've tried hard, so this I've found. I hat many things are within my bound. Journal Collector. Merit Roll. Hall Guard. Chemistry Club. Choral Club, Smadj Club. I 2A Album Committee. Behrens. Eugene Wallace They also serve who stand and wail. Beran. John Fred His trails are such that we admire Biganosky. Josephine But I am constant as the northern star. Friendship Club. Blaha. Florence Marie Her spirit overflows with pep. There's merriment in every step Shorthand Awards. Merit Roll. Friendship Club. Hall Guard Choral Club Homeroom Office. nine == MAROON AND GOLD = Blaha, William G. “Ei-cry ivau makes my yam. Chemistry Club. Bobula. Lottie Patricia “All she dues, she dins u'ell; Yet her head does not swell.’' Merit Roll Journal Pm. National Honor Society. Honor Study Hall Secretary. Homeroom President. Journal Collector. First Page F:ditor of the Journal. Gitls’ Service Club Friendship Club. I 2B Mixer Committee. 12A Commencement Committee. Boerwinkle. Gertrude T. “Her nimble Ungers brought forth melodies. As lightly they tapped the ivories. Choral Club. Friendship Club Accompanist. Branning. Edward Lloyd “He isn't forward. He isn't bold His promise is as good as gold “ Brodsky. Sidney “He's another athleti Who favors not our IntramufaJ Lettt Basely 11 Ribbon toon , At Wet BaskWt� fr T ibbon. 1 lomc- 12 A Broz. Albert “Having to study does make him sad. But having fun does make him alad ' Model Airplane Club Swimming Club. Blaine. Adeline Sophie Eyes bright like a magnet draw. Shorthand Awards. Boers. Marion Josephine “ 'irtue's her own reward. Merit Roll. Debating Club. Rifle Club. Hall Guard. Bosacki. Sophie Jean “The better you know her the belter you like her. v fi V c W Friendship Club. Brezina. Pauline Elizabeth To see how fine she really is. You must get to know this miss. Brown. Roy Clarence A good name is better than riches.'' Merit Roll Homeroom President. Bucciere. Agnes Alice Virtue is a jewel of great pare. Friendship Club. ten MAROON AND GOLD Buckantz. Nathan “To lengthen to the last a sunny mood. Homeroom Offices. Student Council. Journal Collector. Merit Roll. Home room Athletic Teams. Bur, Armand Something between a hindrance and a help. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Intramural Athletics. Butler, Forrest Eugene “Cheerful company shortens the mile. Hall Guard. Movie Manager. Cacolici. Anthony Joseph Sit rather down with loss, than rise unjust. Gym Leaders Club. Callody. Ruth Anne “When I think. I must talk— For am I not a woman?” Girls' Service Club. Choral Club. Operetta Chorus. I2B Prom Committee. 12A Distinction Day Committee Homeroom Offices. Merit Roll. Campbell. David Brownlie A likeable fellow, this we can't deny. Orchestra Club. Dance Orchestra. Kappa Sigma Beta Hi-Y Secretary. Band. Orchestra Medals. Bulone. Angelo Dominick ■’Giivn to hospitality. Butler. Basil Willis Sometimes he smiles and sometimes he grins. But wherever he is. friendship he wins. Student Council. Bych. Paul Joseph Worth makes the man. Choral Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Cadkin. Frieda Sterna This lassie with her hair so dark. Is guile an active, glowing spark Girls’ Service Club. Merit Roll. Honor Roll. Guard Captain Pin. Friendship Club. Esperanto Club. Drama Club Student Council. Homeroom Offices. Camillo. Carl D. A loyal good fellow in work or fun. He'll help until the task is done. Band. Poster Club. Hall Guard. Movie Guard. Carbeck, Howard Philip When in doubt, win the trick. Merit Roll. Homeroom Athletic Teams. eleven = MAROON AND GOLD s Carducci. Dan Vincent I an1 sure care's an enema to hte Homeroom Secretary Hall Guard Movie Guard I2B Dance Committee. 11A Album Committee. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Catullo. Hrma Jean A tea' words Well spoken e.uel menu foolish acts. Athletic Club Homeroom Athletic Teams. Charkov. Irene Theodora j Be good, he Hefei Short hanU Chizmar. Albert William No man so busy as he there was, And yet he seemed buster than he ua� Homeroom Athletic Teams Christopher. Eleanor Ruth To the musical mind all things are musical. Summer School Graduate. Band Orchestra Medals. Homeroom President Chuha. Edward G. His heart runs aifau with hts head Summer School Graduate. Student Council. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Case. Earl A heallhu mind in a healthy body Ccrmak. Frank Charles lie travels m his own paths. Charvat, Virginia Lillian Kindness is wifdom' Merit ld1. Shorthand Awards. N Chopp. Ethel iMae Men. the little things of life may be. flut they're essential for you and me Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards. Homeroom President. Student Council. Girls' Service Club. Friendship Club. I2B Dance Committee I2A Publicity Committee Journal Collector. Honor Study Hall Offices. Chrzescijanek. Henry Joseph A likeable kind of boy. Homeroom Athletic Teams Hall Guard Swimming Club. Ciccozzi. John Joseph Life's a test: let's have more jest. Hall Guard. Homeroom Secretary. Movie Guard. twelve MAROON AND GOLD---- Cohen, Sylvia Salome “The world is a comedy to those who think, a tragedy to those who feel Friendship Club. Hall Guard Esperanto Club Conners. Edith Virginia “The power of thought•—the magic of the mind. Poster Club Offices. Homeroom Offices. Girls' Service Club Merit Roll. Cost an zo. Josephine A coy coquette who captivates with catchy charms. Summer School Graduate Homeroom Athletic Teams Crump. Essie Juanita Accepts. whatever her lot. without a bit of fuss. Merit Roll. Curey. Ada '7 dee from pleasure. I Hy to work. Friendship Club. National Student League. Maroon Masque Club. Girls' Service Club. Hall Guard Merit Roll. Honor Roll. Czajkowski. Helen Barbara A noticeable girl. Shorthand Award Garden Club. Rifle Club. Cornelia, Madeline Frances ( iinternment opens the source of every toy. I riendship Club. Homeroom Offices. Corke. Robert 'They are happy men whose natures sort With their vocations.’' Cremona. Josephine Marie Mirthful and kmdlu to everybody Friendship Club. Csuti. Anna Margaret like a thing, and then I build it up Merit Roll Shorthand Awards. Friendship Club. Homeroom Secretary. Czajkowski. Edmund A live wire with a heavy charge. Merit Roll. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Daniels. Frank Edward Wisdom is better than rubies. Journal Collector. Homeroom Athletic Teams. thirteen MAROON AND GOLD Daria. Angelo I have a sparkle—peer into my eues Homeroom Athletic Teams. Denbrock. William A. The finest all around fellow you'd ever want to know. Merit Roll. Football Letters. Honorable Mention in Physics Scholarship at Ohio Wesleyan. Student Council President National Honor Society Treasurer. 1 2B. 12A Class Treasurer. Smada Club. Math Club. Chemistry Club Student Athletic Manager Honor Study Hall Office . Davis, Donald Michael IV He doesn't say much, but We're going to miss him. Corema Hi-Y Offices. Deutchman, Mary Anne '■Here's a girl who's never still. Band. Orchestra Medals. National Student l.eague. Forum Club. Student Council Literary Club. Iispcranto Club. 12A Publicity Committee. Di Cosianzo. Antoinette M. To some of us if might seem that she’s a character in a dream Summer School Graduate. Merit Roll Honor Study Hall President Dobos, Joseph When the battle’s o'er. I ll be look ing on. DiJohn, Minnie I know many, and many know me.” Summer School Graduate. Friendship Club. Doering, Lewis Griffiths He travels by freight, slow but sure. and mostly late. Band Medals. Orchestra. Dance Band Homeroom President. Wistgoma Hi-Y Piesident. Dovalosky. Florence Jean She's dependable and sure. You ought to know her. Hall Guard Shorthand Awards. Merit Roll. Drensek. LaVerne Evelyn She’s as quid as can be. That is how she seems to me. Honor Study Hall Secretary. Downey. Mary Irene She isn’t naughty. Neither is she haughty. Shorthand Awards. Homeroom Offices. Student Council. Durdon. Elmer Edward Always good natured. wish there were more. Always good natured: wish there were more fourteen = MAROON AND GOLD Dvoroznak. George Benny “Lift is not mere being, but the enjoyment of health. Edelstein, Martha S. Little girl with head of curls! National Honor Society. Journal Pin. Friendship Club. Girls' Service Club. Maroon Masque Club. Chess Club. Homeroom Secretary. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Hall Guard. 12A Commencement Committee ! 2B Publicity Committee. Erjavec. Anthony John A man after his own heart.' Merit Roll. Student Council. Honor Study Hall Vice President. Fashimpaur. Mildred Frances Whose yesttrdays look backwards with a smile. Band Letter. Medals. Journal Collector. Fazio. Amil “Frugality is the mother of all virtues. Fierman. Morris “I am not only witty in myself but the cause of the wit that is in other men. Smada Club Debating Club President. Maroon Masque Club Present. Hall Guard. Student Council. Journal Pin. I2B Mixer Comnfcttec. I 2AFPublicity Committee Chairman. Journal Collector. Cheer (.cadets Clutf Homeroom Athletic ‘I canrsj.yAU'Tit Hconomus. Irene l.tked here, liked there. Liked everywhere. Merit Roll Honor Roll. Girls’ Service Club Treasurer. Friendship Club. Na tional Honor Society Secretary. Student Council Secretary. Journal Collector. Honor Study Hall Offices. Emrick. Helen Hut oh. who dances such a way! Homeroom Athletic Teams Faranda. Rosario Tony Every man has his fault, and honesty is his. Journal Collector. Homeroom Secretary. Faih. Rose Modesty has more charms than beauty. Merit Roll. Choral Club. Operetta Chorus. Homeroom Treasurer. Fiala. Gladys Ruth Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Shorthand Awards Homeroom Offices. Friendship Club. Leadership Club. Fillous. Marion Joan Ob ' So small and likeable. Orchestra Medals Gym Captains Club. Orchestra Club. Friendship Club Pinafore’ Lead. fifteen Fine. Ruth “She may he quiet but she’s never lot kt-J The smile to K'in anil the charm to attract Journal Pin. Honor Roll. Mint Roll. Athletic Award. National Honor So cicty. Girls' Service Club Friendship Club. Honor Study Hall Offices. Homeroom Athletic Teams I 2B Prom Com mittee. 12A Dance Committee. Journal Collector. Hall Guard. Fleishman. Philip ■'Of alt athletu s I am u ••ivr. Basketball. That's me all uivr. Basketball letter Senate Basketball Championship I.ettcr. Honor Study Hall Offices Fox. Stanley “At times I'm qrave. at times I'm aau But people like me any way Friedler. Irving Pinkus Haste makes waste, and so I ll uj rvt And take my lime to afaduateA Kj Senate Basketball Championship Let ter. Basketball Letters Intram Tal Pad dleball Championship 'MejhtL Basketball Shooting Contest •''Medal Senate Championship Bas ctoall Team Cap tain J2A PubWitv Committee Co-chairman. JouinJ Collector. Homeroom Ath|etic fPrams. Homeroom Offices. Fuller. Mary Jane “The moon looks on many brooks But I look on many books. Leadership Club Hall Guard. Honor Study Hall Offices. Geczi. Paul Joe “His silence answers yes. Poster Club. Fischer. Earl Phillip ‘ Impossible is a u’uril I never use. Student Council. FWtWtba Sf iaw be qrave. she ian be yay, She an stral ynur cares a Way.” Shorthand Awards Debating Club PriViJcnt. Hall Guard Homeroom President 12B Publicity Committee I 2A TVmquct Committee Co-chairman Friedberg. Israel He'll plua the game as all good sports will. Boxing Medal Intramural Letrer. Athletic Awards. Intramural Council President. Homeroom President. Hall Guard. Honor Study Hall President. I2B I2A Basketball Teams. I2A Banquet Committee. Frires. Harold Harry ' frurt not all men. but men of worth. Orchestra. Band Medals. Orchestra. Band Letter. Gaydos. Emil John When he's around we're at a loss. To relish his pranks or to be cross. Student Council. Gym Leaders Club Apparatus Team. Hall Guard. Movie Guard. Gerhardt. Elva Jean ’ will be brief, for I have much to do. Senior Nursing Club President. Homeroom Vice President. Friendship Club. sixteen = MAROON AND GOLD Gernhard. Theodore Ralph Oh. he'll be able to manage. I uking advantage of disadvantage. Merit Roll. Giallombardo. Carolyn Alert, eager, and .not very tall She's sunny, helpful, and charming withal. ' National Honor Society. Advertising Manager of the Journal Journal Pin Merit Roll. Honor Roll. Student Council Homeroom President. Girls Service Club. Friendship Club 12A Album Committee. Tutor. Glaser. Yale The world will be hts slave. ' T utor. Goch. Anne Marie I II gam and gam and gain again. Athletic Club. Fttcndship Club. Goldberg. Ida The gem of life rewards own strife. Golden. Helene Delightfully attractii'e. a queen lot kings. And her charms are doubled as soon as she sings. Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards. Ath lettc Club. Friendship Club Cabinet. Homeroom Offices. Choral Club. Operetta Chorus. Q 4k Gerson. Harry ' Nothing n greater than simpluitu Cross Country Runner. Giammaria. Nicholis George All his acts are deeds.” Honor Study Hall President. Homeroom Offices. Student Council. Intramural Athletics. Hall Guard. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Glassman. Gertrude Frances She has everything in her favor. Brains, good looks, and good behavior. Awards. Athletic Award Roll I 2 A Publicity Service Club. Maroon Masque Homeroom Of-National Honor Society. Hall Guard. Student Council Homeroom Athletic Teams. Tutor. Goldberg. Harry Mg books and I must never part. Honor Roll. Merit Roll. Band. Orchestra Medals. Band. Orchestra Letters. Orchestra Club. Chess Club Field and Stream Club. National Honor So- Goldberg. Selma Miriam The world belongs to the energetic Honor Roll. Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards. Journal Pin Friendship Club. Girls' Service Club- Riding Club. Forum Club iisperanto Club. Journal Collector Homeroom Secretary. I’B y Mixer Committee. 1 2A Dance Com-’ mittee Tutor. National Honor Society ..Homeroom Athletic Teams. Hall f ' Guard. Choral Club. Operetta Chorus. Swimming Club. Honor Study Hall Offices. Goldfarb. Eleanor Alice Generous, devoted and wise. Friendship Club. Girls' Service Club. Riding Club. Forum Club. Esperanto Club. Hall Guard. Debating Club. I2A Banquet Committee. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Maroon Masque Club. Choral Club. seventeen MAROON AND GOLD Goldstock. Herschel S. When fortune blows. I'll be in the wind. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Gorgonc, Florence Nancy What's to be donei I'll do it. Shorthand Awards Homeroom Secretary. Journal Collector. Grallis. Harold Edward Now's the day and now's the hour. Hiking Club President. Student Council. I lall Guard Gregatowicz. Anne Kathi No profitt grow labor sp Hall Cg ry Hajek. James Louis We don't want him any longer. He is long enough already.' Football Letter. Intramural Athletics 12B Dance Committee. Homeroom President. Stagecraft Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Basketball Letter. Choral Club. Hallock, Margaret Florence She's always in anything athletic Athletic Awards. Gvm Captains Club. Swimming Club. Journal Collector. Gorcz. Florence Irene Give me but one kind word to think upon and I'll be happy. Gorman, Kathleen Mary Beneath a mild exterior There's a hint of deviltry. Shorthand Awards Friendship Club. Leadership Club. Homeroom President. Journal Collector. Greenberg. Sophie At others' good my heart will glow And melt completely at their woe. Hall Guard. Hahn, Robert Otto Honor is the fruit of honest toil. Band Medals. Swimming Club. Math Club. Haker. Burton Frank 7 like the ladies.' is his plea. T wonder if they all like me!' Football Letter. I 2B Prom Committee. Annual Play. Operetta Chorus. Hamad. Alice Nelle No matter what she did, she did well Merit Roll. Shorthand Award. Typing Award. eighteen 5 MAROON and gold Hamill. John Kindness plays a leading pare In this fellow's open heart. I lartz, Ruth Marie I accept life as it comes. Choral Club. Friendship Club. I launer, Libbie In for any fun. Friendship Club. Journal Collector. Homeroom Vice President. Heinrich. Margaret Lucille '■ I lass of good nature. You will like her I'm sure. Friendship Club. Senior Nursing Club. Hirsch. Ruth Phyllis Woman's at best a contradiction still. Athletic Award. Junior Life Saving Emblem. Friendship Club. Swimming Club. Leadership Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams Dian Club. Psychology Club. Journal Collector. Hookway. Eleanor Barbara A little nonsense now and then. Summer School Graduate. Friendship Club. Journal Collector. Homeroom Offices. Homeroom Athletic Manager. 4. , j Hannigan. Gladys Carolyn Still waters run deep, Honor Roll Pm. Guard. Journal Pin. Honor Study Hall Secretary. Homeroom President Student Council. Girls' Service Club Vice President Friendship Club. National Honor Society. Hall Guard. Second Page Editor of the Journal. Managing Editor of the Journal. 12A Album Committee. Hasznos. Paula Tressa Sincere and true. And she's nice, too. Athletic Awards. Friendship Club. Homeroom President. Gym Captains Club Vice President Homeroom Ath- irTTry 1jnager Jopm CoJ|eC?or Hein. Gertrude Ruth She does her best and her best is worth while. Merit Roll. Friendship Club. Honor Study Hall Secretary. Heyworth. James Eric With you concetsma we forget the u-'oy. „ . Student Council Honor Study H6I1 Secretary Homeroom Offices, wu II Guard. Field and Stream yBSh ljfices, M a roo n MJlq yTu T Hlinka. Anna Marie Sincerity stamped m every act. Choral Club. Operetta Chorus. Friendship Club. Horowitz. Blanche M. So modest and sincere. Shorthand Awards. Friendship Club. Honor Study Hall Secretary. nineteen MAROON AND GOLD Horrigan. Rita Margaret Youth comes hut once. 1 Irabak. Robert J. One ot those all-bright fellows. National Honor Society. Central Com mittcc. Student Council Advisory Board. 12B Class President. Honor Study Hall Offices. Homeroom Offices. Intramural Council Secretary. 1 2A Al bum Committee Co-chairman. Debating Club. Smada Club. Hiking Club Merit Roll. Honor Roll Pm. journal Pin. Sports Editor of the Journal. Guard Captain. Journal Collector Homeroom Athletic Teams. Hrach. Helen Lillian Common sense is not so common. Orchestra Medals Homeroom V ice President. Journal Collector. I losko. Helen ' 7 cut or the smallest things. f riendship Club Senior Nursing Club. I legrat. Audrey Bessie Large was her heart and her soul sm- i ere. Hrach. Rosalind Marie To act natural is to act right. Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards. Junior Nursing Club, friendship Club. Psychology Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Debating Club. National Student League Treasurer. Ianni. Ignatius What is (hi end of study Let me know. Jacobs. Jennie Jean Character reveals itself. Athletic Awards. Athletic Club Homeroom Athletic Manager. Hall Guard Student Council. Javorsky. James Frank A true sport in everything. Wrestling Team. Jacko. Joseph George I'll guard the secrets of the world. Guard Captain. Chess Club. Cheer Leaders Club Journal Collector. Movie Guard. Inrramural Council. Janokaitis. Lily A quiet lass, there are but feu That know the treasure hid in you. Student Council. Merit Roll Shorthand Awards National Honor Society. Maroon Masque Club. Girls' Service Club. Chora! Club. 1 2B Prom Committee. 1 2A Dance Committee. Honor Study Hall Offices. Jensik. Elmer Frank Discretion, the best part of valor. Homeroom Secretary. Merit Roll. Nortccle Club. Poster Club. Movie Manager. Esperanto'Club. Debating Club twenty = MAROON AND GOLD Jicha. James “Still achieving. Mill pursuma. Poster Club. Cheer I coders Club Homeroom Athletic Teams Jones. Jack B. A compound of likeable traits. 12B Athletics Chairman 12A Distinction Day Committee. Football Letter. Senate Basketball Championship Team Manager. Smada Club Honor Study Hall Offices. Kacmarik. Agnes Whate'tr the odds, she is alwaus a happy lass. Shorthand Awards. Merit Roll. Journal Collector. Katz. Sylvia:Jfl3fc A air I |of all’1 her friends Homfroij rfr Secretary Honor Study Hall J Aidcnt. Hall Guard Kenerson. Russell Stuart “There's a genial manliness in him ' Math Club Band Kerrigan, Robert Francis Victory follows me and all thinj follow victory. t cy Intramural Track Award Homeroom President. Honorj Study Hall OfTices. Homeroom Athene Tcjmv I2B Dance Committc Ovii if in 1 2A Banquet Committcy Jiskra. Marian Rose Individual in her own way. V re not assured her type every day. Merit Roll. Journal Pin Feature lidi-tor of the Journal. Girls' Service Club President Central Committee, Tutor Maroon Masque Club Hall Guard. I2B Mixer Committee J 2A Distinction Day Committee Chairman Honor Study Hall Offices. Jordanek. Mike His manners ure aentle. lomphunt. and hland. Kaminsky. Sophia Sonia Her modest rntmner and yrare'ul air Show her iftse jnd good as she is fair.” Shorthind - ards. Friendship Club thoraj Tub Leadership-Club. Homeroom Offices Honor Study Hall Offices Kelley. William Russell It s known he's not an anyel. But lust a lively boy. Baseball Championship Award. Choral Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams Hall Guard. Operetta Chorus. Kennedy. Grace Dolores A styht to dehyht in Friendship Club. Kiacz, Anna Elizabeth Simple (trace and manners mild.' twenty-one MAROON AND GOLD Kirk. Theda It's niif to natural. when y � u re naturally nice Merit Roll. 1 2A Album Committee Friendship Club Honor Studs Hall OfTiees. Homeroom Offices I and Found Guard Journal Collector Kline. Albert Jr. Every mth of hint it princely Band Medal Homeroom President Koberna. Grace Anne ' jV«■ ley ary it ruh as honesty Kolodzicj. Sophia An oil around yirl—a real life uire Athletic Awards Journal Pin Honor Roll Pin Advanced Swimming Award Merit Roll. Girls' Service Club Stu dent Council Secretary National Honor Society Tutor Honor Studv Hall Offices. Hi-Press Association Secretary Gym Captains Club Secretary Treas urer Friendship Club. Fencing Club Vrice President Intramural Council I 2B Prom Committee Co-chairman I2A Album Committee Co chairman Homeroom Athletic Manager Shorthand Awards. Kopas. Louise Anne A little work, u little plou. Kept her busy every duo Homeroom Athletic Manager I nend ship Club Rifle Club Fspcranto Club I lomeroom Offices. Kossoff. Esther In u'htil distant «us or skns. Burned the hre of your eyesf Summer School Graduate. Hall Guard Friendship Club Homeroom Secretary Klein. Jonas .So uv build up th - briny that Wt ore. I rack I otter. Intramural l.cttcr. District Meet Medal. Homeroom President. Journal Collector Movie Assistant Manager. Knapke. Violet Constance It you’d ihouse between school and plou for her, Now. whuh do you think she’d prefer Koenig. Lenore One oirl in a million: eneryetic and cnthuuastu Athletic Awards Honor Roll Pin Guard Girls Service Club Guard Captain. Friendship Club. Swimming Club National Honor Society. Student Council. Homeroom President I 2B. I 2A Athletics Chairman I2B Prom Committee Kolozsi. William Anthony ”Bits of sense and bus of humor are mixed in him. Honor Roll Pin. Merit Roll. Student Council National Honor Society Secretary Homeroom Office. Honor Study Hall President I2B Mixer Committee. I2A Commencement Committee Kordula. Mary Anne She finds pleasure in industry, distaste in folly. Merit Roll Athletic Awards. Swimming Club. Friendship Club Intramural Council. Homeroom Treasurer. Homeroom Athletic Manager Journal Collector. I2B Spccdball Manager. Kostohryz. George John If all the year were ployiny holidays. To sport would be as tedious as to Work. Homeroom Secretary. Homeroom Athletic Teams. twenty-two MAROON AND GOLD = Kovach, Laura Catherine She that was ever fair and never proud. Had tongue at will, und yet wa never loud. Shorthand Awards Honor Study Hall Vice President. Choral Club. Kravitz, Isadore I. A man of cheerful yesterduys and confident tomorrows. Movie Operators Club. Forum Club Hall Guard. Homeroom Athletic Teams. I 2A Banquet Committee. Krencisz. Helen Barbara Continual comfort in a face. Shorthand Awards. Krizek. Elmer J. Before you condemn mankind, meet Elmer. National Honor Society Honor Roll Merit Roll. Poster Club. Honor Study Hall President Homeroom Offices. Krumroy, Evelyn Olga Speed, efficiency, and thoroughness— They’re Evelyn's middle names. Shorthand Awards. Friendship Club Girls' Service Club. Honor Study Hall Scctctary. Homeroom President. Nu tional Honor Society. Merit Roll. Kubik, Milton Ralph His life Will be filled with mirth and laughter. fn days to come and days hereafter. Kracman, Olga I live for whole pleasure, all the joys of sense Shorthand Awards Riding Club. Kraynik. Leonard Who reverenced his conscience as his king. Krisak. Edward James Girted with the ability of friend making. Kubalak. Anton Waller There may be more in his silence than we can fathom. Orchestra Medals. Orchestra Club. Kucinski. Irene Emily A sweet attractive kind of grace. Choral Club. Merit Roll Friendship Club. twenty-three = MAROON AND GOLD = Kundla. Joseph ”Not that I low study less. Rut that I love fun more. Kupec. Frank Eugene '7 am nut a stronger in a strange pla e Hall Guard Kuscevic. Jean Madeline “She's a demure little dickens.' Shorthand Award. Hall Guard Journal Collector Student Council Lakatos, Stephen l:ull of spirit, audacity, and courage Lambert, Isabella Clementine Guv me neither pocertfj e� .-rynih . A'kH«n Lageman, Alfred Edward love u orh and I love play. I love living every day. Choral Club. Hall Guard Hi-Y. I una’ncusa. Cdncetta Her ears «v tjrs of twilight fair. I ike tu.‘ihapt's too, her dusky hair. Lame. Solomon Allan “Bring forth a bit of iuzz. a prettu girl. For life to him is but a merry whirl.” Homeroom Baseball Championship Team. Homeroom Volleyball Championship Team. Honor Roll Pin. Journal Pin Tennis Letters. Central Committee Offices. National Honor Society Offices. Intramural Athletics. Smada Club President. 12A Class President, Tennis Team Manager. Honor Study H3II Offices. Sports Hditor, Advertising Manager of the Journal. Latina. Jessie Mildred ‘7 thought a sweet thought, and there was Jessie.” Homeroom Secretary. Latza, Elizabeth Theresa “Her name is not exactly rare. Rut rare or fair, she's o u'ays there.” twenty-four MAROON AND GOLD Laurianti, Frances Joan Like the sun. always bright ' Athletic Awards, lnirjmur.il Council Ledl, Lois Merl Consistently willing .Merit Roll. Friendship Club HjII Guard. Leonard. Sylvia Lucille She's a modest. quirt, idral fnrnd. Onr on whom wr can all dtptnd. Shorthand Awards. Merit Roll. Girls Service Club. Esperanto Club Garden Club Swimming Club. Hall Guard Friendship £lub. Homeroom Offices Lieberfarb. Evelyn Eve Sht (on because she knows she can Athletic Awards. Shorthand Awards. Friendship Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams, Hall Guard Linden. Enid Lucille Keeps a place apart for fun. Hall Guard. Lister, Ethel May Of stature tall. Of personality pleasing.” Homeroom Athletic Teams, Merit Roll. Honor Roll. Athletic Award Friendship Club. Honor Study Hall Offices. Hail Guard. Homeroom Offices. Journal Collector. 1 2B Dance Committee I2A Album Committee. 1 L.edasil. Helen An excellent worker in school. Puts t pruilue the Golden fiule. Nat ion j| Honor Society. Shorthand Awards. Merit Roll. Girls' Service Club Homeroom Athletic Teams. I riendship Club. Choral Club Homeroom Offices. Lenarz. Donald William Praise to the praise-worthy Homeroom Athletic Teams. Lichtenstein. Irving Morton is interests are not solitary, but show many acncities. ‘ Merit Roll f'ootbajj LeUejfjAdmetootn Baseball ChampionsFij]A,Tcanv Homeroom Volleyball CWfnpionship l earn. Choral Cli pf mding Club Track l2Ety -Pr®«Tf Committee. 12A Com-fhejfaflxnt Committee Intramural Council. Honfcroom Offices. Liederbach. Dorothy A. ''.4 oirl reliable and true. And furthermore a worker, too. Merit Roll. Honor Roll National Honor Society Girls' Service Club. Friendship Club. Homeroorri President. Honor Study Hall Vice President. Lindow. Grace L. Well know I the tuneful art. To captivate a human heart. Orchestra Letter, Medals. Orchestra Club. Band. Loewe. Harold A. To find life s meaning is my meat and drink. Swimming Club Chess Club. twenty-five S== MAROON AND GOLD == London. Alfred A likeable chap • i t-� iJcJ and earnest purpose Track Letters. Intramural Award Caducous Club Offices. Hall Guard. Homeroom President. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Student Council Ad visory Board. I2B I 2A Athletic Teams 12B Prom Committee 12A Album Committee. Lupica. Theresa Angie Nothing is impossible to a valiant heart ' Friendship Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Luther. Melba Marie Her voice is soft and low. Clear os mujic. and as sweet Operetta Chorus Choral Club Student Council. Friendship Club McCalTerty, William Charles With music, he all his cares beauiled Choral Club. Operetta Chorus. Macaulay. Agnes Elizabeth Here is a girl cheerful and gau. Who is aiwags bound to have her way. Gym Captains Club. Band. Orchestra Club. Orchestra. Band Medals. Majoros. John Joseph His heart is as true as steel ' Loparo. f armella jfrances I � horn | ({••tintjtf1'1 President (Journal Collector.' Lupo, Aurora An unassuming lady is she. Debating Club. Girls' Service Club. Homeroom Treasurer. Merit Roll. Lutry. Joseph John In the way of a friend, mark you him. MacArthur. Eleanor Jean A girl resolved and steady to her trust. Band Medal. Leadership Club. Honor Study Hall Secretary. Mack. Emil Jerry Power dwells With cheerfulness. Track Letter. Classroom Movie Operators Club President. Chief Movie Operator. MakolftCJuhus I deem nothing human l rn to me. twenty-six MAROON AND GOLD = Mallinak, Catherine Marie “'Tis nut in mortals to command success ' Manns. Thomas Eugene “lie merits all he obtains.' Markovich. Helen “You miss a great deal by not knowing her. Marton. Stephen Albert “Thou art a fellow of good respect. Masek. Hermina “She mag be a little tfutet but then A quiet girl is weUomei bu the best of men. National Honor Society. Friendship Club. Girls' Service Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Shorthand Awards. Athletic Awards. Meggitfson. Hilda Barbara A’ sincere desire makes everything possible Leadership Club. Honor Study Hall Secretary. Friendship Club. Mandel. Frank Phillip ”l,alienie is a necessary ingredient of genius Merit Roll. Intramural Athletics. Chess Club. Student Council. Hall Guard Forum Club 1 2A Publicity Committee. Marino. Marie-Rose With all ellniency does she work. And never a duty does she shirk. National Honor Society. I2A Banquet Committee. Central Committee Girls' Service Club Friendship Club Cabinet. Student Council. Honor Study Hall Offices. Journal Collector Homeroom Secretary. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Markowitz. Sonia Patricia “ I hey who know her best, like her best.' Shorthand Awards. Merit Roll. Honor Study Hall Vice President. Adjmincs Club Secretary-Treasurer. Dian Club. Forum Club. Girls’ Scrv-icc Club. Journal Collector. I2A Distinction Day Committee Choral Club. Swimming Club. Chemistry Club. National Student League. Marvan. Helen ‘UV are what we must. Not what we would be Hall Guard. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Shorthand Award. Maslowski. Josephine C. ' The thing we long for. that we are.” Friendship Club. Hall Guard. Garden Club. Melgun. Eleanor Therese “They're only truly great who are truly good ' Dian Club. Friendship Club Garden Club Treasurer. Leadership Club fu’emy-sei-’erj MAROON AND GOLD Melnik. Sophie '' he rouautsh twinkle in her eue at trails people to her. Athletic Awards Honor Roll Merit Roll National Honor Society Home room Secretary Athletic Club Student Council Girls' Service Club. I riend ship Club I utor Honor Study Hall Offices. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Menu. Roxy Daniel I he mw nil Iriendlu. honest man— 11-. be wh ■ his areal nature's plan. Merit Roll Homeroom Offices. Hall Guard Honor Study Hall Offices. Math Club. Intramural Athletics. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Micalc. Angela Rose True nohiltiu. exa%t proprtetu. Mixed with muth nnetu Shorthand Awards Miller. Harold .el our ihouahts meet in muue Choral Club. Operetta Chorus Homeroom Secretary Journal Collector. Miller. Herman Joseph He had a thmj ■ uw.— But did theu pan— Student Council Journal Collector Morgan. Fern Ann 'UV meet thee, like a pleasant thoujhl When such are wanted. Band Medal Orchestra Choral !ub Homeroom Offices Operetta Chorus Morrow. James Mike I o tall: and to lauah is worthwhile Motylinski. Richard Walter lie tucks it snualu nealh his thin. Then plans a tune n his nohn Freshman Baseball Championship Team Intramural Wrestling Championship Quartet Championship Track Gym Leaders Club. Apparatus Team. Orchestra Concert Meisier Poster Club Orchestia Club Home room Office. jL I V A I? a 1 tm ft dk ft £ � Mlodzikowski. Daniel Joseph A Hood comrade in all lhmo .“ Athletic Letter Homeroom President. G m Leaders Club Homeroom Athletic Teams Morgenstern. Fllioit Music is his rhiel dehaht. He could plan both Jau and niaht I ust Place Woodwind Quintet Medal I irst Place Horn Quartet Medal. First Place I rench Horn Sole Contest Medal. Orchestra Club Treasurer. Band Orchestra Student Conductor. Motylinski. Jess Casimer A master of aood fellowship 1 tack Math Club Offices. Gym Leaders Club Honor Study Hall President Homeroom President Mulac. Charlotte Mae With her blond hair she needs noth• i no more Friendship Club Cabinet. Choral Club. Journal Collector. Operetta Chorus. Student Council Homeroom Vice President, Hall Guard Merit Roll. IWentu-eiahl MAROON AND GOLD Mulsky. Goldie £k'0 A smile for every occasion Shorthand Awards. Friendship Club. Girls' Service Club. Hall Guard. Muni,. Isabelle Anne l eligible. ready, und witting to do her fh ti- m work and play. yWrhjnd Awards. Merit Roll. Guard ■'’ •plain Pin Athletic Award Friendship Club. Student Council. Guard Captains Club Secretary Treasurer. Forum Club. Debating Club. Homeroom Offices. Journal Collector. Journal Typist Chemistry Club. Esperanto Club. Munici. Marian Rose A maiden with no f� � rww hui thought.'' Murdock. Thomas Hoy ■i .i' it|?� he. Many boys are guiet. quiel But few are quiet and liked dj welt us he. Shorthand Awards. Nathanson. Hyman Joseph Mu hands are full of business. I'm a Very busy man. Hall Guard. Merit Roll. Choral Club Debating Club. 12B Prom Committee 1 2A Album Business Manager. Stage craft. Homeroom Athletic Teams Forum Club Caducous Club. 12A Athletic Team. Nejedlik. Elsie Jane Long may such goodness live. Shorthand Awards Leadership Club Homeroom Athletic Teams. Mural. Anne LaVerne F.yes that speak, and eyes that lure I riendship Club Hall Guard. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Nagy. Helen Nothing endures but personal quah ties. Poster Club. Ncbozuk. Mary Mu mmd to me a kingdom is Friendship Club. Hall Guard. Nemcek. Ann Clara She learned life from the Goldin Rule. Nemeth. Elsie Beth I'm quiet and shy But what a girl am 1! Niemczura. Sigmund Whatever he did was done with so much ease. Homeroom Athletic Teams. twenty-nine = MAROON AND GOLD Nigoff. Jack would help others out ot a •• « iu feeling.” Nocar. Eldarose E. Eldaroxi It luiku. for nought dot's srw loch. If other things tail her. she aluaus has Jai k Homeroom Offices Choral Club Hon or Study Hall Offices Novak. Lois Ann Kindness of deed and thought pro tv her a friend of worth Merit Roll I riendship Club Girls Service Club HjII Guard Homeroom T rejsurer. Novotny. Alice True t her worh. her word, and fur friends. Merit Roll Band Medal I riendship Club Treasurer. Girls Service Club Choral Club Homeroom I rejsurer Operetta Chorus. Novy. Margaret Lillian girl ot worth and wit O'Brien. Robert Joseph He is hale heartu. and independent Nikolatus, A. Carmen The best are those who make use id ei'erif chance.” Summer School Graduate. I riendship Club Homeroom Athletic Teams. Novak. Catherine Monica Her measure ol hie is not lenath hut honesty. Merit Roll Novak. Stella Yarmilla Mindlul not id herself , Riding Club. Novotnak. Margaret Helena worked with patience which i almost power.' Nungesser. William Lynn An amiable and good looking man who melts manu a feminine heart with his smile.' Second Place Ensemble Medal Homeroom President. 12A Dance Committee Homeroom Athletic Teams. Band O'Brien. Walter Francis The hidden sand of harmony Choral Club. Chess Club. thirlu Ochendowski. Henry Frank He never has a fare (or tomorrow Hall Guard. Homeroom Athletic Teams. O'Day. Emily Loretta ' Tit pleasing to have a pleasing manner. Merit Roll. Honor Roll Shorthand Awards. Opeil. Leonard J. He works when he has not anything else to Jo. Honor Study Hall Vice President. Homeroom President. Hi-Y Offices. Student Athletic Manager. 12A Distinction Day Committee. 12B Dance Committee. Ozimec. Emil Matthew Not afraid to work. buJ 'not in sum-pat hy with a N jL Honor I4«JI Fin2-Cu!rrtty Merit Roll. Track Letters. Sturhnt Council National. Uonor Society reasurec, Honor StudsAAHali President. 4J nuroom I W oent. Poster CluitJGcv retary. Esperanto Cj b SecrffSry. I2B Prom Committed Cp-cnMrman. I 2A Album Committee. nyda Club. Tutor Homeroom Athlc?V Teams Palmer. Glenn Arthur He is a man who has power and skill To stem the torrent of the world at will. Pavelka. Joseph A man after everyone’s heart.” -= MAROON AND GOLD Osilka. John Joseph John in • his own opinion still. Merit Roll Hall Guard Homeroom Secretary. Olah, Viola Mi. a little suaur. mi. a little spire. Same as m her. you find everything that ’s nice ’ Intramural Council Athletic Awards Honor Study Hall Offices. Student Council. Homeroom Offices. I 2B Dance Committee. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Owens. Betty Theresa In her own quietness, there is charm. Shorthand Awards. Friendship Club. Leadership Club Palgut. William A friend i Worth all hazards we can run. Football Letters. Championship Freshman Baseball Ribbon. Honor Study Hall Offices Homeroom President. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Honorary Football Captain Wistgoma Hi-Y. Panno. Vincenta Marie All believers are God’s miracles Merit Roll Student Council. Pecsok. Elmer A wide, unbounded prospect lies before me. Homeroom Secretary. Homeroom Athletic Teams. thirty-one S maroon AND GOLD = Patch. Dorothy l merry. merry lassie With a manner ot deliaht. Summer School Graduate. Petro. George Albert liana sorrow I air'll kill a al Intramural Athletics. Pinkas. Frieda Liu is iusi a � «� na Choral Club. Pi poly. Irene M. A maid id hap pa leal art. .1 sweet and charmma creature. Shorthand Awards. Athletic Awards. Guard Captains Pm. Merit Roll. Homeroom Offices Senior Nursing Club Honor Study Hall Offices Esperanto Club Homeroom Athletic Teams. F riendship Club I 2B. I2A Athletic Teams. Poggianti. I ride Alma In her ewes, serenttu In hrr I’one. aentilitu In her beartna. diamtu Homeroom President 1 riendship Club Cabinet Homeroom Athletic Managei Honor Study Hall Offices Dian Club Pompili. Undo Anthony Cheerfulness and u ilhnaness art hr. specialities. National Honor Society Merit Roll Honor Roll Polsky. F.dith Sweet and kind and helpful too. Wv t'e yet to find a thina she (an t do.' Shorthand Awards Athletic Award, loiirnal Pin Merit Roll National ilonor Society. Student Council. Girls' Service Club friendship Club. Esperanto Club President. Choral Club. Debating Club Riding Club. I2A Banquet Committee. Homeroom Athletic Manager Operetta Chorus. Pope.-Pauline Where's the darkness’ All I ean see is Uaht Shorthand Awards. Homctoom Secretary Journal Collector. Powierski. Irene Rose A pleasant airl. thouahttul and p dit Leer eaaer to do what is naht.' Ptak. Robcri George Lower dwells with cheerfulness Prebel. Robert He is firm ior tun and frolic. Track Awards Homeroom Secretary. Pyles. William Harrison Hid me speak, and I will enchant your ear. Summer School Graduate Poster Club Vice President. thirtu-two MAROON AND GOLD = Rabinovitz.. Bernard Henry It requires courage lu soar above the average. Band Contest Medal. I.’B. 12A Basketball Team Dance Orchestra. Homeroom President. Riding Club. Cheer Leaders Club. Honor Studv Hall Vice President. Radwanski. John Joseph John n iust tht sort •• fellow• Who makes a friendship grow mellow- Homeroom Athletic l earns Homeroom President. Honor Study 1'all President. Rebell. Raymond Walter He has a charming manner which never fails to please. ' Choral Club. Reed. Ruth Mildred Whole-heartedly you seem to work. Honor Study Hall Vice President. Girls' Service Club Friendship Club Psychology Club Secretary. Hall Guard. Homeroom Secretary. Repak. Andrew Milan “His traits are such that uv admire. Merit Roll. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Intramural Athletics. Robertson. Florence E. So very nice, modest and meek No undue praises, does she seek Shorthand Awards. Choral Club Rabinovitz. David “if ws intelligent� and ability were laid awuy. He Would still be accomplished in hue mg wittu things to say “ Music Medals Honor Roll Pin. Smada Club Secretary Student Council I rcas-urer Guard Captains Club Vice President Orchestra Club National Honor Society Homeroom Offices Homeroom Athletic Teams. I2B Publicity Committee I2A Dance Committee Co-chairman. Forum Club. Esperanto Club Vice President Raflo. Franklyn t | cr Art independent Worker if he Honor Roll Pin Mem Roll. Choral Club. Maroon Masque Club National Honor Society Smada Club. Student Council Homeroom President. Operetta Chorus. 12A Publicity Committee. Cheer Leaders Club. Esperanto Club. Hall Guard Recce, Myrtle Alice Words sweetly placed, modestly directed. Rego. Sam “During his life, he laughs with glee. At the things (hat are made for him to see. Ricbman. Mildred M. If she has ang faults, she has letl us in doubt.' Robinson. Frederick I.acey “Keep on smiling all the dau. To put our little cures away. Hall Guard thirty-three MAROON AND GOLD -— Roebuck. Jeannette Rose A striking brunette, who uth s '• usl the tape—thdl yen! lenten pie ter.” Honor Siudv Hall Offucs. I riendship Club. Choral Club Operetta C 'liorus I 2 A Commencement Committee Rooke. Ruth Elizabeth “Sixtn seconds of Work O'lvpri her minute.” Honor Roll Merit Roll I riendship Club Girls Service Club Homeroom President National Honor Societs Rohaley. Pearl Elizabeth I mi pU muiit unit proper, «� . lournal Collector. Rosenbluth. Ruth Jocelyn She i ceru trim ami Cent neat Exaitl'j rutht from head to teel Riding Club Orchestra. Rosenthal. Dale I. “Be cheerful and happu eivru Jau Let alow and sadness float Journal Typist. Rosinski. Dorothy May Goo, liHtkina. lull o tun. With a smile for everyone. I M Champion Fencing Medal Fencing Club Offices Hiking Club. Rirte Club Dian Club Homeroom Offices Rowinski. Rita Patricia “A still and quiet conscience Rozelman. Harriette Elyn Manner adds a hit of spue In helptna to make one nice shorthand Awards. Choral Club Rozelman. Helen “An ideal friend she chanci s to he Sanfilippo, Angela Joan “My future life depends on me No one shall dictate what it shall he Shorthand Awards. Journal Collector Homeroom Secretary Friendship Club Sackerson. George Robert Whether he s in or out of school. He enjoys must to plan and fool.' Homeroom Offices Hi Y Treasurer. Gvm Leaders Club. Student Council. Sanford. Jack Harry Doesn't let Studies interfere with his education.'' Shorthand Awards. thirty-four MAROON AND GOLD Sapienza, Mary Dolores ‘ Small and jolly. Talkative and friendly. Friendship Club. Journal Collector. Saunders. Pearl Marie “With downcast «aes and modest (trace. Alt icould desire to gate at her face. Summer School Graduate. Hall Guard V brunette. Club. Riding p Club. 12A Publicity orum Club. Schuld.Walter Carl Always willing to do as you ask. No matter how simple or hard the task. Summer School Graduate. General Manager of Movies. Student Council. Journal Collector. Schwartz. Martha Theresa Patience and perseverance conquer all things. Shorthand Awards. Merit Roll. Friendship Club. Senior Nursing Club Secretary. Esperanto Club. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Hall Guard. Honor Study Hall Offices. Sedlak, Mildred Doris Sincere and true and she's nice too. Student Council. Homeroom Secretary. Friendship Club Garden Club Vice President. Dian Club. Satola. Edna Julia A maid of complete grace and muiesty. Scalaro. Fred Ills smile is hound to catch your ewe. And witi II make sure not to pass him by. Summer School Graduate Schroeder. Josephine Marie She fills her life with deeds, not inactive years. Merit Roll. Friendship Club. Garden Club. Esperanto Club. Nortcele Club. Schuman. Joe Let them obey that know not how to rule. Hall Guard. Schwartz. Mortimer lu work's a prime interest. Honor Roll. Merit Roll. Chemistry Club. Segan. John Michael He is hale, hearty and independent. Homeroom Athletic Teams. thirty-five =?■ MAROON AND GOLD = Seich. Ernest Rolland Hm name i• yood us yood tun be. For earnest his him to a T Honor Roll. Merit Roll. Chemistry Club field -ind Stream Club Homeroom Athletic Teams. Track Team Seidehamel, Eleanor Ann Happy m work happy in plau. And she Jih’j today s u'ork today. National Honot Society. Merit Roll Shorthand Awards. Girls' Service Club Tutor Homeroom Athletic Teams. Shankman. Samuel David .«• %« o don't hotfter me. Merit Roll. Chess Club Forum Club Hall Guard Homeroom Athletic Teams. Shipan. Mildred A pleasant manner is an aid. It a future s l ) be made. Siegler. Alexander Glenn A unod sport with e eery one in eiery uwu. ' Journal Pin. Intramural Letter 1 2B Assisi anti Athk-j Manager. I 2 A Dance Commiitte -Student Council. Silber. Albert Roland “He's hound to be successful Valedictorian Honor Roll Pm. Guard Student Council. National Honor Society Smada Club. Honor Study Hall Offices. Math Club President. Chemistry Club N ice President Debating Club. Nortcclc Club Kodak Club Seide. Edward Karl Liked niuully by lad und lass. Is ihis hne fell mV • our senior class. Sekerak. Helen E. Witty, (harming, mentally hnyhl. Everyone uytees. Helen's all nyht Journal Pin National Honor Society. I bird Page Tditor of Journal. Merit Roll. Girls Service Club. Honor Study Hall Offices. Hall Guard 1215 Mixer Committee Chairman. 12A Album Committee Maroon Masque Club. Chess Club Secretary-Treasurer. Forum Club. Literary Club. Chemistry Club. Journal Collector. Tutor. Sherman. Lillian She s here, she's there, she $ everywhere. Buuly capable, fuulllrssly fair.” National Honor Society Shorthand Awards Honor Roll. Merit Roll. Journal Pin Homeroom Offices. Curls’ Service Club. Friendship Club. Esperanto Club. Hall Guard. Shipps. Evelyn Priscilla She do 's her duly every day. In her own simple way Merit Roll. Friendship Club. Girls' Service Club. Hall Guard. Maroon Masque Club Tutor. Orchestra Sienko. Emil John Smiles for me. smiles for you. Special smiles lor a special few. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Sills. Clarence Frank 7 u'etyh the man. not his title. Orchestra Letter. Medals. 12B Prom Committee. I2A Dance Committee Student Council Homeroom Offices. Orchestra Club. Chemistry Club. thirty-m v = MAROON AND GOLD Simcic. Frank Paul Always the right man tn the right plate Bind Homeroom Athletic Teams. tr., Simon. Celia I he least haste veer the best speed. Shorthand Award. Guard Captain Pin Intramural Council Homeroom Athletic Teams Skala. Florence 'With her blue eyes and her blond hair She'll vamp you lest you take rare. Skowronski, Edward Albert Slow to speak, but not so slow, when he speaks. Slaminka. Margaret Theresa Mild manners with a brave mind ' Shorthand Awards Homeroom Prcsi dent. Journal Collector. Smetana. George Frank Like little Jack Horner. He brightens each corner. Smith, Gladys Adeline Obedience is the bond of rule. Skala. Lawrence l.ittle I urn. little I muy he. I or siime my family are little like me. Skulina. Margaret Josephine I o talk and to laugh is worthwhile. Swimming Awards. lap Club. Dian Club friendship Club. Swimming Club Garden Club Girls Service Club Slivka. Genevieve Mae A mighty nice girl, so they tell. And one who studies rather well. Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards Friendship Club Esperanto Club Garden Club. Smid. Vlasta When found, make a note ot it. Merit Roll. Friendship Club. Rifle Club Choral Club. Esperanto Club Operetta Chorus Homeroom Offices. Smolik. Helen Marie A ihip from •he block of friendliness. Merit Roll. Friendship Club. Hall Guard Homeroom Athletic Manager. Garde.i Club. thirty-seven — MAROON AND GOLD = Snyder. Dorothy•Nrtirr She tries oh so hard to be haughty Honor Roll Meric Roll. Girls' Service Club. Debating Club Secretary. Friendship Club. Rifle Club. Choral Club Honor Study Hall Offices. Homeroom Offices. Sokolowski. Marion One who laughs away life's woes. Hall Guard. Movie Guard. Chess Club. Rifle Club. Swimming Club Honor Study Hall Secretary. Sommers. “A smile I Or Student Co Homerooms Secu-Banq0c?|5oinin ndship Club Guard. I 2A Sorkin. Lila Roslyne Quite a personality this miss. Shorthand Awards. Poster Club Homeroom Offices. ’ Sorkin, Isadore Character is higher than intellect. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Sossi. Olga Mary One of dependability's best. Shorthand Awards. Girls' Service Club. Friendship Club. Hall Guard. Spadacene. Fred George A lad with a heart of gold— Never too shy—never too bold. Merit Roll. Homeroom Offices. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Spillar. August Edward Never trouble trouble, till trouble trouhles you. Merit Roll. Homeroom Secretary. Homeroom Athletic Teams Stein fold. Belle Another maid so shy but oh—so sweet. Guard Captain. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Sperling. Calmon The power of his own merit will carry him on National Honor Society. Hall Guard. Movie Guard. Math Club. Chemistry Club. Spritzen. Roland J. Keeps a place apart for fun. Math Club. Chemistry Club. Student Council Hall Guard Homeroom Office. Stevens. Daniel Robert Let me now be up and doing. Honor Roll. Merit Roll. Student Council. Field and Stream Club. Chemistry Club. thirty-eight MAROON AND GOLD Sioffl. Raymond James ”Diligent people find few tmpoivbih tits. National Honor Society. Track I ccicr. Merit Roll. Intramural Athletic . Homeroom President. Movie Guard. Swimming Club. Choral Club. Track Student Manager. Intramural Council. Suchan. Elmer A good comrade in all things.” Summer School Graduate. Surso. Mary Anne Steady m everything. she'll go unharmed bu pranc Girls1 Service Club. Tutor. Friendwiip Club Merit Roll. Guard Captain. Hall Guard. Homeroom President Journal Collector. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Takacs. George John He studies to learn: he works to please. Merit Roll. Honor Roll. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Tenebria. Josephine Florence Service is to do and sag the kindest thing in the kindest way. Tobacman. Sara With efficiency does she work. And never a duty does she shirk. Merit Roll. Honor Roll. Girls Service Club. Forum Club Secretary. Literary Club Secretary. I2B Publicity Committee. National Student League Secretary. Streeter. Robert Carl ‘i ap «•• n was smull. Basketball l etter Merit Roll. I 2B. I2A Class Vice President. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Homeroom Vice-President Hi Y Offices Suid. Estelle Rose Her trails are such that we admire Orchestra Letter. Honor Roll. Merit Roll. Girls' Service Club. Homno'.-m ■Qflice Hall Guard Qrchcstra Club Svoboda. Marie Cecilia .4 pleaung girl gifted with a pleasing smile. Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards. Homeroom Secretary. Tally. Belle It is a wise head that makes a still tongue. Shorthand Awards. Friendship Club Esperanto Club. Student Council. Thompkins. Helen Jane ‘ Others, who knew you. said this. too. That it Was nice to have known you. Merit Roll Girls' Service Club. Student Council Advisory Board. Friendship Club National Honor Society. Library Guard. Tutor. Homeroom Secretary. Homeroom Athletic Man-aycr. Tokos. Thomas Charles He knows what IS what. Movie Manager. thirty-nine MAROON AND GOLD--- I onian. Clarence William A quiet man. good and steady. Never assuming always ready ” Hall Guard. Movie Guard Homeroom Athletic Teams. Toncar. Margaret Mary It is tranquil people who accomplish much. Merit Roll Shorthand Awards. Homeroom Offices. Trawick. Rose Mae Friendship she presents to all ” Choral Club. F riendship Club Maroon Masque Club. Turk. Harold Mucry Vou have a nnrrJ'heart. Intramural Counsel Homeroom Ath Ictic Manaycr Honor Siu fv Hall Ol ficcs. Studcji Council Vargo. Edward John The impish twinkle in his eye. Just seems to make depression tig ” National Honor Society Merit Roll Track. Chemistry Club. Math Club. n Mae on her way ” Hall Guard Vilt, Eleanor R. She is a yood wool With manu friends.' Shorthand Awards Merit Roll Girls' Service Club. Adamincs Club. Hall Guard. Troyan, Harvey Prank Honor is the fruit of honest toil. Athletic Awards. Merit Roll. Cheer leaders Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Movie Guard. Vank. Ethel Eleanor A dark haired lassie, full of fun And just as nice as anyone.” Shorthand Awards. Vasko. Eleanor Marie Not stepping o'er the bounds of modesty.” Senior Nursing Club. Esperanto Club. Journal Collector. Verostic. Helen Clementine Pure gold is found deep. Summer School Graduate. Friendship Club. Esperanto Club Honor Study Hall Secretary. Homeroom Secretary Vinci. Mary Angela Generally speaking. Mary is generally speaking.” Merit Roll. Journal Pm National Honor Society. I2B. I2A Class Secte-tary. Student Council Vice President. Girls' Service Club Secretary. Maroon Masque Club President. Honor Study Hall Offices. Central Committee. Journal Collector. Homeroom Treasurer. Co-feature Editor of the Journal. Literary Club. Chess Club Vice President. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Adamincs Club. 12A Commencement Committee. forty = MAROON AND GOLD Vitcha, Edwin T. Courteous unit gentlemanly. Yet hiding u spirit of mi htei Merit Roll Math Club Offices. Smada Club. Chemistry Club. Homeroom President 1 2A Commencement Committee. Homeroom Athletic Teams Wade. Mabel Louise She is fair and her like would be hard to find.” Friendship Club. Merit Roll. Walton. Donald W. When his intelligence temperature was taken, the mercury shot ro the top ” Latin Medal. Honw Roll Pin. Guard Journal Pin NatrOndi Honor Society President. HomcjJ n President Esperanto Club Pa U nt Central Committee ScArctatx Honor Study Hall Offices. Cirta Stion Manager of the Journal. x ate Team 1 2A Commencement'' Committee Chairman. Smada lub. Wargo. William ”The road of mu life is to make business mg pleasure, and pleasure mg business.” Summer School Graduate Chief Movie Operator. Chemistry Club. Math Club. Warofka. Ann Deep thought exists in silence.” Friendship Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Leadership Club Homeroom T rcasurer. Washinka. Olga Of friend —she has many. Of foe—there's not any.” Summer School Graduate. Coldren. Ruth Annetta '—Just a senes of noises. ■Sweet sounds, und sweet airs ” Homeroom Offices. Merit Roll. Walker. Irwin K. I rom the top ol his head to the soles of his feet— He' all music Band. Orchestra Medals. Band. Orchestra Letter Orchestra Club. Esperanto Club. Wargo. Viola Elizabeth “.Siwent! stamped in eCvru step.” Shorthand Awards. Merit Roll. Friendship Club. Homeroom Offices. CV Va )olak. Mary Wholeheartedly you seem to work ” Shorthand Awards Hall Guard Homeroom Offices. Warriner. John H. Here's an accomplished lad With music in his fingers ” Band Medals Homeroom Athleric Teams Journal Collector Dance Orchestra. Watrt. Helen Marie 'She seems reserced at first, you II find But when you know her mu'llshange your hund. fJ p ShorthanHA Mvards Stud nt Council. Drama i jpub I sid CiT Hall Guard. forty, one ■ rs MAROON AND GOLD Watterson. William James Gentle in manners: firm in action. Imnmui.i! Athletics. Weiner. Charlotte Lillian .4 nice little character, suit'. — bright. Forever doing what is right.” Shorthand Awards Merit Roll Home room Secretary. Honor Study Hall Sfcrctary. Wenzlik. Arthur Lawrence He thinks songs are quite the thing. As long as he's the one to sing ” Honor Roll Merit Roll. Orchestra. Choral Club Movie Guard Operetta Chorus. Williams. Jack. Baxter His aood will and his hearty hello . Will find him friends wherever he II go.” Journal Rm. Band. Orchestra Medals Band Orchestra I etter Merit Roll I2A Album Committee. Student Council. Homeroom Offices. All-Ohio. All-High Band. Journal Collector Hall Guard. % Woldman. Anne Energy unj persistence: wl t a combination to find in one tJtfividual Journal Pin Merit lup r National Honor Soojrf Copjyjrditor of the Joitfnal JweOmJ jjUF' Lditor of the Jou rfuj' I foi NoOn Secretary. Siu dentHJounciVVjA Album Committee Girls' Service VJlub. 1 riendship Club Garden Club. Swimming Club. Short hand Awards. Woolman. iMorris ”A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays. and confident tomorrows. Honor Roll Pin. Guard. Guard Captain Pin. Journal Pin. Smada Club Vice President. National Honor So ciety. Student Council Treasurer Journal Collector. Choral Club Honor Study Hall President 12B Publicity Committee Chairman. I2A Banquet Committee Chairman Tutor Home room Athletic Teams, Weber. Eleanore June Mu heart i ever at your service.” National Honor Society. Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards, friendship Club. Girls’ Service Club. Hall Guard. Honor Study Hall Offices. Homeroom Ai let c 1 earns. Weisbcrg. Belle Estelle A bright and cheerful brunette ” Shorthand Awards. Merit Roll. Girls' Service Club Friendship Club. 12A Commencement Committee. Wiciejowski. Stella Ann If there are more as sweet as she Bring them around for us to see.” Shorthand Awards. Dian Club. Willson. Virginia Emma If uou want a partner for mischief and fun. Just let me inform you. Gee's the one.” Band. Orchestra Medals. Merit Roll. Band. Orchestra Letter Orchestra Club. Friendship Club Wolf. Irene Mary “She has a carefree appearance and a happy smile.” Shorthand Awards. Woravka. John Stanley He's nonchalant and debonair. MAROON AND GOLD == Younge. Rose Marie She dresses u'ell, she dames u.’i• . And on ihe boys she casts her spell. Student Council Swimming Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Zeman, Edith A merru heart itoelh good Itke medium Shorthand Award Hall Guard. Zianno. Frances Marie With a nature that's steady. Her smile's always rcadu Meric Roll. Shorthand Award. Journal Collector. Homeroom Vice President. Zivow. Ruth I am the master of my hue I am the captain oh. mi slid Merit Roll. Shorthand AdLhuls. Girls' Service CIub -vFnepduufS Cl A. Home-room Officvf. ) v ' Ziegler. Herbert William He puls aside work with a grin and welcomes fun to enter in. Intramural Athletics. Zoul. Wilbert William His light hearted spirit is a blessing after a day of toil. Zuranski. Josephine Glad of the sun and rain Upright, serene, humane Shorthand Awards. Senior Nursing Club. Baker, James E. Calcagno. Nancy Joan Begalke. Walter William Campbell. Arline LaVcrnc Shorthand Awards. Benko. Aggie Verna Blaha. Norman Robert Bogus. Andrew Cheer Leaders Letter. Shorthand Awards Cheer Leaders Club Offices. Gym Leaders Club. _ Vfall Guard. Homc- oom Secretary. Bures, Mildred Blanche Merit Roll. Shorthand Award Chaikin. William Earl Tennis Letters. Tennis Team Captain. Four-Surface Paddleball Championship Ribbon. Intramural Athletics. 12ft Publicity Committee. 1 2A Dance Committee 12A Athletic Co-chairman. I2B. 12A Athletic Teams. Danchik, Martha Clara Shorthand Award. Davidian. Bert DeMarco. Olga Summer School Graduate Homeroom Secretary. Journal Collector. Friendship Club. forty-three MAROON AND GOLD = Eckert. Raymond Charles Eidan. Ruth Amanda Leadership Club. Epp. Ruth Summer School Graduate. National Honor Society. Merit Roll. Girls' Service Club. Friendship Club. Homeroom Secretary. Honor Study Hall Vice President. Epstein. Daisy Honor Roll Pin. Guard. Journal Pin. National Honor Society. Feature Editor of the Journal Girls Service Club National Student League President. Honor Study Hall Offices. Stu dent Council. Hall Guard. Eedak. Betty Ann Fiorentine. Bruno Eishman. Estelle Shorthand Awards Merit Roll. Hall Guard. Girls’ Service Club. Fleming. David George Gluck. Bernard Chess Club. Goch. Michael Gold. Esther Goldstein. Esther Orchestra Medal. Letter. Orchestra Club. Gordon. Irving Homeroom Vice President Hayek. John Hrabak. Yaro J. Jones. Florence G. Karnovitz. Max Orchestra. Band Kaspar. George James Kirschenbaum. Julian Arnold Gym Captains Club Movie Assistant Manager. Homeroom President Intramural Council Treasurer. Journal Collector. Athletic Awards. Kowicki. Raymond Koza. Joseph Frank Krachman. Eli Kushner. Joseph James McSherry. Thomas Manning. Darley Charles Miazga. John Stanley Milicia. Prank Nyiry, Margaret Susanna Peer. I lerbert Boyd Band Orchestra Medals Band Drum Major. Peterka. Rose Pizzuti. George Rainier. James Marion Romano. Virginia Anne Russ. Albina Prances Homeroom President. Sahzman. Jack Samuel Football Letter. Wrestling Ribbons. Journal Collector. 12A Athletic Co-chairman. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Schlote. Mabel Dorothy Shorthand Awards Shalko, Helene Kathleen Shorthand Awards. Sidorovich. Walter Charles Skladany. Margaret Helen Shorthand Awards Sojack. Anne Marie Shorthand Awards. Sosoka. Andrew Homeroom Athletic Teams. Stark. Morton Supniewski. Stanley Edward Merit Roll. Szekeres. John S. Toth. Nicholas Vale. Ernest Edward Vizner. Lillian Ann Friendship Club. Guard, homeroom Offices. Wahl. Elsie Walczak, Helen Florence Shorthand Award. Will. Evelyn Virginia Shorthand Award. Williams, Ethelene Catherine Merit Roll. Zamborsky. Mary Emily Zelmanovitz. Evely ) forty four ACTIVITIES. = MAROON AND GOLD . IN their last year under Coach Kregenow. the Maroon and Gold grid-men climaxed the 1934 season by crushing South. 18-6. An Adams football season is always somewhat of a success if South High, a traditional neighborhood rival, is beaten. Another highlight of the season was the victory over the Purple and Gold of Cathedral Latin. These two victories, combined with five losses and a tie. completed the football season. Captain Bill Palgut was on numerous occasions called upon to rally his linemen to withstand the charges of the opponent. Diminutive Jack Jones, big Sam Goldman, the fiery Steve Eggett. and A1 Curry, one of the best school-boy-punters in the city, made up the President backfield. This backfield showed flashes of real power but never seemed to get going at top speed. At the present time Coach Kozak, who has taken over the football coaching tasks, is putting the candidates through spring practice. John. Adams John Adams John Adams John Adams John Adams John Adams John Adams John Adams Total Season Record 6 Garfield _ 7 __ 0 East Tech _ . _ 6 6 East . . _ 14 2 West .. _________________ 12 6 Cath. Latin ______________ 0 0 Collinwood 13 6 West Tech ______________ 6 . 18 South _ . - 6 __44 Total__________________ 64 forty-six MAROON AND GOLD Sam Goldman. Captain: Robert Streeter. Manaaer: Bert Davidun. Stanley Epstein Phil Fleishman Jimmie Hajek. Henry Hoffman. Wendel Sarmir E. L. Kregenow. Coach. VARSITY BASKETBALL ST ART ING the 1934 35 basketball with a 33-20 victory over John Hay. the John Adams basketeers slumped, and then came back to play a good brand of basketball for the remainder of the season. Ikie Friedler. high scoring forward and guard, and Bert Davidian. a dependable guard, became ineligible for scholastic competition at midyear. However. Sam Goldman. Phil Fleishman, and Wendel Sarmir carried on to make the season somewhat of a success. At times Coach Kregenow s bardcourtmen seemed to turn stale during a game, but were able to snap out of the lapse in time to give the opposition a stiff battle. In other contests the Locals got off to a flying start, kept going, and never lost the lead. Goldman was shifted from center to a forward position early in the season, and dented the meshes with enough consistency to lead the Presidents in the scoring department. He was followed closely by Fleishman and Sarmir. T he Kregmen scored 380 points as against their opponents' 378. but were able to finish on the long end of the score in only six of the 1 3 games played. Season Record John Hay 20 John Adams _ 33 Garfield Heights 23 John Adams 20 Cathedral Latin 36 John Adams _ 19 Central _ 23 John Adams 20 West _ 25 John Adams 50 Collin wood 37 John Adams 24 East 17 John Adams 25 South ... 38 John Adams 3 i Alumni 25 John Adams Lincoln ... 41 John Adams , 36 West Tech 29 John Adams 33 Glenville - _. 33 John Adams . 39 East Tech _ . 31 John Adams 20 378 Total forty-seven = MAROON AND GOLD Lj'vrcnw Hjwkuu. (upturn: Rjy Sioffl. Munu j,r Buddy Armstead. Charles Gaines. Jonas Klein. Al London Emil Mack. Emil O imec. Bob Prebel. Charles Spcnnicchia. R. E. Knesal. Coach. VARSITY TRACK FROM the beginning of time men have enjoyed the pure wholesome satisfaction of a race well run. the pleasure of individual competition, and the invigorating urge for gracefulness, for speed, for sturdy feats of strength and endurance. T o encourage vouth to participate in the manly sport of running and jumping, the ancient Greeks inaugurated the Olympiads, religious feasts which placed track forever in the annals of history. Today, over two thousand seven hundred years since the first Olympiad. John Adams High School is represented by a track squad that honors the same ideals of sportsmanship. Centering on a nucleus of 12 lettermen. Coach R. E. Knesal has a well-balanced track squad, which is one of the top-notch running machines in the city for the spring of 1935. In spite of the poor showing at the indoor C. A. C. meet, due to lack of practice, the present team shows enough lorm to more than duplicate the successful season of 1934. when John Adams copped 3 out of 5 dual meets. The class of ‘35 takes off its hat to William A. Slyh. faculty manager, who has made possible the season pass, enabling every pupil in John Adams to witness every track meet on the schedule for a cost of little more than one cent per meet , thus making track, the oldest of all sports, self-supporting—a feat of which few schools in Greater Cleveland can boast. turty-cighi MAROON AND GOLD Earl Brown. William Chaikin. Hank Chcslcr Stanley Epstein. Solomon Lame. Martin Miller. Harold Ryshen. Irving 7.eigcr. Ted V. Ptacck. Cva h. VARSITY TENNIS ALT HOUGH tennis is as yet a comparatively new sport in varsity athletics at John Adams, the local racquetcers have established an enviable record on the city clay courts in the past few years of interscholastic competition. Under the skillful tutelage of Coach Ted W Ptacck. the present squad, strengthened by the return of three match-winning lettermen. shows good promise of maintaining John Adams' prominence among the city's netters. by a strong possibility of capturing the eastern division championship. All the home games for the season will be played at Woodland Hills Park against schools in eastern Cleveland and its suburbs, according to the schedule made by the Cleveland Interscholastic Tennis Association. of which the former captain and present manager of the local team. William Chaikin, is vice president. Positions on the team are gained by competitive ladder elimination. each man receiving a ranking ranging from one to seven. The seventh man is open to all challengers at any time and if defeated he must relinquish his position to his vanquisher. Further rise on the ladder can be made by defeating the player whose ranking is just one above. MAROON AND GOLD Minnie Allenick Lois Abell Phyllis Barnes. Eirncii Btasko. Anna Br.� nibor Bernard Can icr. liihcl Chopp. Marion Gulley. Jack Con v.n Gladys Charms. Mike Cherkala. timer Durdon. Mary Deutchman Frank Demeo. Grace di Eabio Jack Dunn. Sianlev Fow. tarl Pischer. Max triedman. Frank Flower. Wilbur Shaw. Marvin Saiezman. Mildred Sommers. Martha Siegel. George Sacker-son. Frances Schwartz. Clarence Sills Josephine Tercsi. Belle Talley. Helen Thomp-kins. Tony Vairetta. David Wilson. Eleanor Weber. Helen Watrt. Edna Wathey. Anne Woldman. Hazel Williams. Rose Marie Young. Mary Zampino. Miss Grace A. Marlin. Sponsor. William Denbrock President. Mary Vinci. Vice President: Irene hconomus. Secretary: David Rabmovitz. Treasurer • ♦ ♦ ♦ Joe I ittipaldr. Angelo I amiano Ed Grillv Nick Giammaria. Carolyn Gullombardo Rose Gillota. Shelley Halpern Gladvs Hanmgan. Robert Hrabak. I.ily Janokaitis. Ed Janko. Cecilia Kupcc Edward Kalal, Sophia Kolodzicj l.enorc Koenig. William Kolozsi. Henry Vandcr Kaay. Irene Koleszar. Dorothy Kondclik, Joe La Marca. Tony Laurie. Jean Leaf. Mary La Pay Melba Luther- Caroline l.ipka. Mari Liccardt. Mary Muni. Marie-Rose Marino. Dorothy Murray. Frank Mandel Mildred Madunicky. Esther Nuhn. John Norish. William Nigut Emil O irncc. Vinccnta Pan no. John Pollard. John Postransky. Harold Prasek. Eranklyn Raflo Richard Rotzow. Alex Sicgler. Yaro Skalnik STUDENT COUNCIL PF.RHAPS the most important organization in John Adams is the Student Council. Its aim. which is to assist in student government, is carried out by its members who represent every pupil in the school, one councilor being elected from each homeroom. To promote the general welfare of the school, the Council has a Civic. Scholarship. Safety, and Guard committee. The Social. Publicity, and Speakers committees act to arouse school spirit: and the Lost and Pound. Ticket, and Library committees provide opportunities for students to cooperate and participate in the management of school affairs. The heads of these committees form the Advisory Board which guides the work of the Council. Some of the work that the Student Council docs is to sponsor school dances, work with the library, supervise guard organizations, and conduct courtesy, scholarship, and clean-up campaigns. In addition. it handles and promotes the ticket sales of most of the major school events. In all its activities, the Student Council is advised by Miss Grace Martin, sponsor. The executive board for this semester has been William Denbrock. president: Mary Vinci, vice president: Irene Economus. secretary: and David Rabinovitz. treasurer. fifty MAROON AND GOLD--— • y ii Bi-i nuvivdur u C IV n Bbha. Helen Blank, Anna Brambor. Grace Buto Jack Conway. Marion Culley. Ruth Epp. Esther Gildenhorn. Mor tis Givert7 Harry Goldberg. Lconarda Hendricks. I cnorc Holsingcr. Ruch Katz Esther Kurena, George Lanka Edith Sacks. Marjorie Schacha. Mil-licent Schwendeman. Walter Shegda. Martha Siegel. Yaro Skalnik. Douglas T a 1 c o I t. Clarence Urban. David Wilson. N’orman Braun. Anna Marie Callow Gladys Charms Helene Doli7a). Sidney Franklin. Raymond loanes. M� rial Jones Anna Koteles Jane Lawrence Mari l.iccardi Caroline Lipka. Ben Marino Marjorie Oberd« erster. Fanny Rubinstein. Grace Satullo. Melvin Tierk. Amy Ulmer. Irene Wolbold. Donald Walton PreuiUni. Solomon Lame. Vice l rruJvnt: Irene Economus. Secrelam. William Denbrock f reusurer. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Lottie Bobula William Denbrock. Irene Economus. Martha l-.delstein. Daisy Epstein. Ruth Fine. Carolyn Giallombardo Gertrude Glassman. Selma Goldberg Gladys Ilannigan Robert Hrabak. Lily Janokaitn. Marian Jiskra. I enore Koenig. Sophia Kolodztcj. William Kolozsi, Elmer Krizek. Evelyn Krumroy Solomon Lame Helen Ledasil. Dorothy I tedcrbach. Marie Rose Marino. Hcrmina Mashek. Sophie Melnik. Emil Ozimec Edith Polsky. I.indo Pompili. Ruth Rookc. David Rabmovu I ranklyn Ratio. Helen Sekerak. Lillian Sherman Eleanor Siedehamel. Albert Silber, Calmon Sperling. Raymond Stoffl. Helen Thompkins. Edward Margo. Mary Vinci. Donald Walton. Eteanore Weber. Anne Woldman. Morris Woolman. HONOR SOCIETY FOUR years ago. the John Adams Chapter of the National Honor Society was inaugurated here. Only fifteen per cent of the 1 2A s whose averages are above 83. ten per cent of the I2Bs with averages above 84. and five per cent of the 1 I A s whose scholarship rating exceeds 85 are eligible for membership. Besides this scholastic requirement the candidates must be outstanding in the three other qualities which the society emphasizes; character. leadership, and service to the school. Participation in club activities, honor study halls, the Student Council, guarding, and general dependability as shown by the opinions of various members of the faculty are the determining factors in selecting members. Since its first induction in 1931. the National Honor Society has grown in membership from 32 to 86. its present enrollment. Members of the society act as tutors under the direction of Miss Grace Martin. A faculty committee appointed by E. F Butterfield, principal, and consisting of the Misses Katherine Fowler. Lena McCann. Gertrude Wiley. Fred N. Burroughs, and Edwin F. Helman sponsors this society. ftily-onf MAROON AND GOLD Marun Jiskrj President Gladys Hjnmgjn. 'ic Presi dent: Mary Vinci. Secretary. Irene Econonius. Treasurer: Minnie Alicntck Rhea Amsterdam. Sarah Aster. Anna Auerbach. Bessie Bailey. Anastasia Barsa. Evelyne Bcnchcll. Helen Blaha. Helen Blank. Lottie Bobula. Yetta Bossin. Jane Bott. Grace Buto. I rieda Cad-kin. Anna Marie Callow. Gladys Charms Olga Sossi. Anna Spodar. Annette Steinberg Estelle Suid Estelle Surso. Helen Thomp-kins. Sara Tobacman. Delons Uhlir. Amy Ulmer. Eleanor Vilt. Edna Wathey. Irene Washinka. Olga Washinka. Eleanor Weber. Belle Weisberg. Jeanne Whiteson Irene Wol-bold. Anne Woldman. Ruth Zivow. Miss Lillian Niebes Sponsor. Marion Cullcv. Ada Curev Matilda Diamond Helene DoIczjI. Emily Eiscnmann Ruth Epp. Daisy Epstein. Sylvia Epstein. Molly Everett. Anne Earbman Ruth Fine Beatrice Flotio. Janet Friedman. Carolyn Giallombardo. Esther Gilden-horn. Gertrude Classman. Selma Goldberg. Eleanor Goldfarb Esther Goodman. Helen Grockv Lconarda Hendricks l.ilv Janokaitis. Mcrial Jones. Ruth Kasper Ruth Katr. L.enore Koenig. Sophia Kolodziej. Anna Kotclcs. Evelvn Krumroy. Esther Kurena. Alice Ladd. Jane Lawrence. Sylvia Leonard Helen Ledasil Elsie I etak. Dorothy I iederbach Caroline Lipka. F.sther Luchansky. Chailotte Lupcson. Madge Mandula. Lillian Male. Soma Markowitz. Hermona Machek. Dorothy Mel her, Sophie Melnik. Mary Grace Millen. Ida Miller. Beatrice Minister Goldie Mulsky. Mary Muni. Lois Novotny. Alice Nuvotnv Esther Nuhn. Eleanor Osmath. Agnes Pocta. Edith Polsky. Thomasmc Pomerantz. Doris Revitch. Ruth Robinson Regina Roloff. Dorothea Robson. Ruth Rooke. Helen Roskilly Fanny Rubinstein. Edith Sacks. Grace Satullo, Marjorie Schacha Martha Schmidt Millicent Schwendeman Helen Sektrak Eleanor Scidehamel Beryl Shapiro. Lillian Sherman. Evelyn Shipps. Martha Siegel Ruth Silver. Sylvia Simalevitz. Mildred Skala. Lucille Smith GIRLS SERVICE CLUB AMONG (he organizations whose main purpose is to be of service to the school, the largest is the Girls’ Service Club which is sponsored by Miss Lillian Niebes. assistant principal. The club is composed of eleventh and twelfth grade girls who have no grade lower than 80. These members perform such duties as guarding in the locker room and tn the lunchroom, and they, in cooperation with the Student Council, manage the Lost and Found. The girls also usher at all entertainments given by the school: on these occasions each Service Club member wears the official uniform which is a white skirt with white middy and diamond-shaped, yellow felt emblem bearing the maroon-colored letters GSC. Each semester the girls of this organization act as big sisters” to the girls new to the school. I hey do this in two ways: by helpfulness in their respective homerooms, and by means of a Big Sister Party” where efforts are made to acquaint the new members with one another. fifty-two MAROON AND GOLD Solomon Ljme. President; Oonjld Walton Secretary. Irving Zi'igcr Mary Vinci. Maric-Rosc Marino. Marian Jiskrj. Jack Conway, and Grace Buto. CENTRAL COMMITTEE THE Central Committee was started in the first semester of 1925-26 when a group of students, formerly of East Technical High School, started a petition to inaugurate honor study halls. They were sponsored by Miss Frances Glenn unril 1929 and since then have been under the guidance of Miss Lena A. McCann. The first Central Committee was composed of four members who helped the teachers check on the honor study halls. Later the number was increased to eight, and then these members assumed the entire responsibility of supervising the system. When the experiment was in its infancy, only one room was used as an honor study hall—1 18. This semester finds 32 study halls of this type in use each day with an average daily enrollment of 4000 pupils. Though at present 95 per cent of the pupils in Adams belong to honor study halls, there was a time when members had to be recommended by their homeroom teachers. The next step in its development occurred when all girls were automatically enrolled. This system was first devised merely to create a feeling of responsibility among students: however, it has since become a means of economy. Because of the efficient work of the Central Committee, the school has been able to save from ten to fifteen thousand dollars a year. MAROON AND GOLD Edward Ccrnuk. Drum M,ni.r, Lois Abell George Bones. Pearle Mac Beau mom Steve Bondra Nathan Calco. Brownlie Campbell. Robert Cisat Eleanor Christopher Victor Corpora. Albert Davis. George Davis. Lewis Doenng. Barney Dolecek Harrv Goldberg. Harry Gotland Robert Hahn Reinald Jaffe Anton Kubalak. Alvin Levinson. Helen Lias. Grace I indow. Charles Lipaght. Agnes Macaulay Kenneth Mavnard. Elmer Ma anec Charles McNichols. Carl Mover Joe Minsky. Charles Mitchelc Elliot Morgenstern William Nungesser. Dorothy Pekarek Ldson Penn Sergo Pompili. John Postransky William Pugh Albert Ro elman Harry Safstrom. Salvatore Sammartano. Marjorie Schacha Sam Smirin Leonard Solomon. Marvin Spiro. Irvin Walker Norman Wcintraub. Virginia Willson. Amos G- Weslcr. Director. BAND C OLORFULL Y arrayed in their Maroon and Gold uniforms, the j members of the John Adams marching band form a never to-be-forgotten spectacle as they parade at the football games in the fall of each year. This band under the direction of Amos G. Weslcr is well known as one of the best marching outfits in the country. During the past few years a combination of one signal and two twirling drum majors has been used. This gives a very fine picture and somewhat resembles a tri-motored air liner. The crack of the drill sergeant's gun is the signal for turns, counter-marches, and formations. T he present set-up of the concert band divides it into two groups. The first band is made up of about -45 selected musicians. All of the other players, beginners or advanced, are placed in the second band. 'Phis arrangement permits the former group to do better work and to cover more material. There is also competition for places in the first band; this provides a chance for advancement for those in the lower group. New pupils also are given additional opportunities. fifty four MAROON AND GOLD Lois Abell. Morton Altschuler. Sim Altshuler. Robert Amundsen. Phyllis BirniS. Rose B.iss. Pe.ule Mac Beaumont George Bencs. Steve Bondrj, Joe Bordonaro. Margaret Bright Kenneth Caldwell Nathan Calco. Brownlie Campbell. Edward Cermak. Eleanor Christopher. Robert Cisar. Albert Davis. Cieorge Davis. Harold Eisenberg. Marion Fillous. Sidney f ranklin. Rose Gazda. Harry Goldberg. Esther Goldstein. Harry Gotland. Fred Green. Edythc Hahn. Shelley lialpcrn. John Hlinka Stephen HiusaK Jasper Hornyak. Helen Hrach. Reinald Jaffee. f rank Kautzkv. Margaret Kepes. Andy Koesis. Saul Kramer. Anton Kubalak. Alvin I evinson. Helen Lias. Grace Lindow, Agnes Macaulav Fred Mj resit. Kenneth Maynard Elmer Mazancc Charles McNichols. Carl Meyer Joe Minsky. Elliot Morgenstcrn Richard Motylinski. Walter Mural. Max Newman Joseph Nyc Henry Panec. Charles Panek. Dorothy Pekarak. Edson Penn. James Phillips. Betty Pollens John Postransky. David Rabinovuz Robert Reed. Abe Roller. Harry Safstrom Salvatore Sammartano. Marjorie Sehaeha Clara Schwartz Joe Shaftcl. Edward Sherwm Clarence Sills. Leonard Solomon Frank Starinsky. Jessica St. John. Carroll Strozewski. Estelle Suid. Alex Szuhay. Tony Tomasello. Fred Urban Joe Vanyur. Mike Vislocky. Irwin Walker. Norman Wciniraub Jeanne Whifeson. Virginia Willson. Pearl Zipin. Amos G. Weslcr. Ornrior. ORCHESTRA JOHN ADAMS takes just pride in its high school symphony orchestra whose past achievements have helped to give the school a worthy slate and national reputation. Complete symphonic instrumentation is maintained and the orchestra prepares standard symphonic numbers for public performance. In the slate contest of 1929. the John Adams orchestra made its debut by winning second place. A year later the state championship was won and an inspired school and community sent our champions on the never-to-be-forgotten trip to the national contest at Lincoln (Neb.) where Adams was awarded third place. The 1931 record was a repetition of that of 1930 except that the national contest was held at Severance Hall. Cleveland. The orchestra of 1932 won second place in the Greater Cleveland contest while another championship came to Adams in 1933. Last year’s orchestra was awarded second place in the local contest. The splendid record of the John Adams orchestra is due to the interest shown and hard work done by its members. stated Amos G. Weslcr. director. fifty-fice MAROON AND GOLD FENCING CLUB Dorothy Rosinski President. Sophia Kolodz.iej. Vice Pre idem: Doris Bcnev Secretaru■ Treasurer. Gussie AWcnick. Anna Auerbach. Josephine Biagi. Cecelia Burger Pauline Cohen. Elsie Bibel. Ruth Azikovit . Olga De Kellis. Edith Deutsch. Matilda Diamond. Adelc Ellman. Ruth Evans Esther Givcrtz. Irene Goldstein. Evelyn Halpcrn. Evelyn Katz. Helen Krause. Theota l.ang. Velma Latza. Jean I.eaf. Effic Lee Morris. Jeannette Mathews Sylvia Olah. Marcella Pontious Ruth Robinson Mildred Round Mary Saltzcr. Ann Sharfron Martha Siegel. Margaret Staszanske. Josephine Tervsi Gertrude I bonus. Dorothy Tichtin Helen Tischo. Fanny Tomol. Margaret 1 oth. Marion Van Dame. Bernice Zimmerman. Estelle Zimmerman. Anna Weinstein. Miss Lillian Aitken. Sponsor. Realizing the possibilities of J Fencing Club in John Adams. Theota l.ang. Dorothy Rosinski. and Arbery Wendclburgh. members of «he Sandoz Fencing Academy of Cleveland, organized the club two semesters ago with the aid of Miss Florence Stchn. Acquiring poise, emphasizing grace, and promoting good sportsmanship are the aims for which the girls strive. Although this is a young organization. it has already established a fine record. Its leaders. Dorothy and Theota. have received gold medals for winning the 1934 , Women's Intramural Fencing Championship. Theota also won a silver medal for bcginner-to-in-structor's work in less than a year. Miss I illian Aitken is the present sponsor of the club. GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB THIS group was organized for the purpose of enjoying indoor and outdoor sports. To make the activities still more interesting, the girls are divided into teams which compete against each other. Points are given to the team making the best showing in each activity. At the end of each semester medals are awarded to the members of the team having the highest number of points. Any girl who has earned 50 athletic stamps is eligible lo join this organization. Miss Helen C. Becney is the sponsor of the Girls' Athletic Club, which meets every Tuesday at 3 p. m. in the girls' gym. Constance Hussey. President. Marjorie Oberdocrstcr. Vue President. Marcella Pontious. Secretary: Marian Novak. Treasurer: Harriet Anderson. Blanche Becker. Gladys Bernstein. Josephine Biagi. Elsie Bibel. Fay Bloom. Naomi Chaitlin. Edith Deutsch. Adcle Ellman. Miriam Fish. Esther Giverrz Bette Hart. Constance Hussey. Helen Krause. Eunice Lev. Mari Liccardi. Adelaide Maneri. Virginia Maneri. Jeannette Mathews. Ruth Matson. Marjorie Oberdoerstcr. Ttllie Orlean. Marcella Pontious. Mildred Round. Viola Roy. Gertrude Thomas. Marian Van Dame. Althea Wood. Estelle Zimmerman. Miss Lillian Aitken. Sponsor. fifty-six --- = MAROON AND GOLD TAKE Adams. spell it backwards. and what will you have' Smada Club of course' This group which is the only boys service club in the school is sponsored by Dwight W. Lott, assistant principal. The club motto. Vo Re Scholae. which translated from Latin means For the School. expresses the spirit of the club—service. manhood, ability, dependability. and action. Wherever you see a red ribbon primed with black letters, the official emblem of the club, you know that the Smada Club is on duty. These duties consist of acting as lunchroom guards and as ticket takers at all auditorium programs and commencements. Membership, which is limited to 30. is open to all seniors and juniors who meet dub scholastic requirements. SMADA CLUB Solomon Lame. President; Morris Woolman Vice President: David Rabino-VU7. Setretary Treasurer. Richard Baumgaril. James Canncll. Jack Conway. Wil ham Denbrock. Stanley Epstein. Morris Herman Morris Givertz. Robert Hrabak. Jack Jones. Ben Manno. William Nigut fcmil Ozimcc. Franklyn Raflo. Albert Silber. Yaro Skalmk. Robert Streeter. Douglas I alcott. Edward Vticha. Donald Walton. David Wilson Irving Zeigcr. Dwight W. Lott. Sponsor. RIDING CLUB Jeanne Purchcs. President. Selma Goldberg. Eleanor Goldfarb. Alberta Gtctz. Olga Kracman. Gwen Norwich. Sara Sehneidcrman. Ruth Robinson. Ruth Rosen bluth. Stella Walsh. The Misses Lillian Aitkcn and Agnes Lee. Sponsors. THREE years ago a group of boys and girls organized the John Adams Riding Club, not only to inculcate in its members the enjoyment of horseback riding, but also to acquaint them with an activity which can be carried over to adult life. The club later disbanded but was recently reorganized, restricting membership to girls, but retaining the same objectives. The club meets on alternate Wednesdays at Troop A Riding Academy where the members receive instruction in horsemanship from the instructors of Troop A. The group is under the sponsorship of the Misses Lillian Aitken and Agnes Lee. fifty-seven — MAROON AND GOLD s GIRLS' INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Marjorie Oberdoersrer. President: Mcrial Jones. Vice President: Constance Hussey. Secretary. Theresa Alosi Merle Anderle. Olga Aubrecht. Blanche Becker Josephine Biagi. Cecelia Burger Glades Bernstein. Josephine Cefaratti Helene Dolezal; Jeanette Haas. Doris Heller. Julia Hutek. Sophia Kolonej. Mary Kordula Helen Krause. Henrietta Krakora. Velma Latza. Caroline I ipka Mary l.oparo Listcllc Lugcwsky. Marguerite Naymik. Evelyn Navratil. Tillic Orlean Ann Petro Josephine Rizzo. Celia Simon. Josephine Tercsi. Yolanda Verlingtr. Charlotte Vainer. Sophie Weinberg. Miss Lillian Aitkcn. Sponsor. TO encourage girls to participate in indoor and outdoor sports after classes, the Girls Intramural Council was organized last semester. Miss Lillian Aitkcn is sponsor of the club. The club is made up of repre-sentatives from each girls' home room. It is the duty of the representative to see that the girls in her homeroom report for games when they arc scheduled to compete with other homerooms. Among the activities which the girls enjoy are ping-pong, tennis, and basketball, indoors; baseball and other sports, outdoors. To make this newly-organized club more outstanding, Marjorie Oberdoerster. its capable president. advised that the council plans to adopr an emblem to distinguish the members. BOYS' INTRAMURAL COUNCIL T JNDFR fhe skillful direction ot A. P. Owens, the Boys Intramural Council lus sprung into the limelight at John Adams. This ?roup was organized for the first ime this year with the specific pur-ose of developing a creative intcr-t in intramural sports. The council consists of one boy m each homeroom who attends •tings and keeps the homeroom rmed of intramural activities, general meeting of this group is once a month to outline plans o create enthusiasm among the rooms. executive committee appoints her to take charge of each sport who in turn, is held ble for activities in the field ) he has been assigned. Irwin Fricdbcrg. President: Jonas Klein 'ice President: Charles Spcnnicchia. Secretary: Joe Petitto. Treasurer: Y.tro Skalnik. Recorder. Allan P. Owens. Sponsor. MAROON AND GOLD GIRLS' GYM CAPTAINS CLUB SO that girls might be taught to develop their qualities of leader ship, the Girls' Gym Captains Club was organized in !92 with a maximum membership of 2. This club, which is sponsored by Miss Lillian Aitken. also tries to promote more interest among the girls of the school in intramural athletics. Some of the duties of the gym captains consist of assisting the in structors in the gym classes, organ izing and refereeing after-school games, and assisting in the gym office. To join the club, girls must have no grades below 80 and must reach certain standards in athletic ability, leadership, and social adaptability. Merle Andcrlc President: Pauline Has nos. We President. Sophia holod iei Seuituru treasurer Harriet Anderson. Olga Aubreeht Dons Bencs. Gladw Bcrnsicm. Helene Dolczal. Lillian Doubrava. Marion Fillous. l.cona Grodach Jeanette Haas. Margaret Hallock. Constance Hussey Llta Jirouch. Merial Jones. Bernice Korec. Velma Latza. Mari Liccardi. Caroline I ipka. Agnes Macaulay. Lillian Mikes. Marian Novak. Marjorie Oberdocrster. Fanny Rubinstein. Josephine Tcrcsi Margaret loth. Marion Van Dame lnne W’obold. Miss Lillian Ailkcn. .Sponsor. BOYS' GYM CAPTAINS CLUB Jonas Klein. Honorary President. George Otcovskv Prtiidtnt: Joseph Pc.it-to. Vice President: Donald Taylor. Secretary: Jack Coughlin. Treasurer: James Bailey. Forrest Boettcher Anthony Caruso, Franklin Ccch Leo Fmch. Michael Hcrzak. Ben Kosevich. Salvatore Marino Paul Pillar. Albert Pilous. Irwin Schoenberg. Ben Stevens. Walter Wiciejowski. Allan P. Owens. Sponsor. THE Boys' Gym Captains Club. sponsored by Allan P, Owens, supervises gym classes and handles squads of pupils. Each Monday evening the Gym Leaders take part in a strenuous physical education program. This has been made possible through the tireless efforts of the club's sponsor. George Otcovsky. a dvnamic individual who is always on the go. is president of the group Joe Pct-tito. Donald Taylor, and Jack Coughlin, hold the offices of vice president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. This group of boys, which includes several promising gymnasts, has also elected Jonas Klein, a colorful and able member, as honorary president. fifty-nine MAROON AND GOLD = MATHEMATICS CLUB Albert Silbcr. President Edward Vitcha. Vice President: Grace Satullo. Secretary: Jess Motylinski. Treasurer: Bernard Abrams. Eugene Brudno. Gladys Charms. Sidney Davis. William Dcnbrock Sam Di Bartolo. Stanley box Morris Givcrtz. Shelley Halpern. Joseph Haynosch. Isadore Heller. Jack liurvitz. Russell Kenerson Elsie I etak. Edward Marvan Savcrio Nuccio. Alex Orfiret, Isadore Ross. Daniel Sanshuk. Lucille Smith. Calmon Sperling Roland Spritzen. Melvin l urk. Henry Vander Kaay. Martin Van Gervc. Edward Vargo. William Wargo. Walter Zeman. Harry Golland. Sam Riemer. Nathan Lasnik. Miss Katherine Fowler. Sponsor. HAVING as its aim a more extensive study and application of mathematics in modern civilization. the Mathematics Club of John Adams, sponsored by Miss Katharine Fowler, is composed of ambitious and energetic members who realize the purpose of education and strive to gain its ultimate end. knowledge. The club meets every week to discuss mathematics from all angles, its history, its development, and its use in industry and science. Guest speakers and excursions to industrial sites enlarge the club's activities. John Adams is proud of these true exponents of Euclid who not only are unafraid to work hard but who call their work their enjoyment. POSTER CLUB UNLIMITED service to the school. is the motto of the John Adams Poster Club, sponsored by Paul E. Munk. Being the school's unofficial publicity committee. it is responsible for those brightly - colored, ably - executed posters that ffaunt all and sundry school activities from conspicuous places in the main hall. Without their tireless cooperation the financial successes of not only our football, basketball, and track teams, but also our dances, concerts, plays, operettas, and carnivals could never have been achieved. The graduating class of T5 turns the spotlight from its own achievements to flood this club with deserving praise. Roy Stetina. President: William Pyles. Vice President: Edith Connors. Secretary: Robert Smola. Treasurer: Jack Bonchck. Elsie Bona. Walter Brunkc. Carl Camille Milton Clayman. Milton Elias. Emil Fazio. Lcnora Fees. Jean Field. Gilbert Frank. Victor Garbo. Paul Geczi. William Goncy. Leo Gorka. William Hoffman. James Jicha. Mike Jordanck. Eli Krachman. Elmer Kri ek. Elsie Leder. Albert Maschek Leonard Mack. Helen Nagy. Adeline Ondi. Mildred Ohm. Anthony Otterbre. Lloyd Porter. Joe Petitlo. Dick Roizow. George Rebar. Lila Sorkin. James Spillar. William Sichko. Paul Munk. Sponsor. uxty MAROON AND GOLD NURSING CLUB TWENTY-ONE members o! this helpful organization lend their services each day to the school dispensary. The outstanding aims and purposes of this group are to help the members to appreciate properly the importance of good health and physical fitness: to instill ideals of healthy, safe and sane living; 10 develop appropriate health attitudes and habits: to offer opportunities for the practice of first-aid activities: to instill in the members worthy ideals concerning matters of community health, sanitation, and hygiene; and to acquaint the members with the various local agencies and institutions which have as their objectives the protection and perpetuation of life. Miss Dorothy Brink sponsors the club. EIvj Gethjrdi President: Frances Schwartz. '� cr PreuJent: Martha Schwariz. Snretury: Dorothy Patch IrnJiurer: Bertha Banal yj. Anna Durtiko Eleanor Friend. Ruth Hillikcr. Helen llosko. Adella Joseponis. Clara Konrad. Esther Kurena. Blanche Lund. Grace Milltn. Ruth Nudelman. Irene Pipolv Mary Veres. Mary Soruhik Ladean Speck. Eleanor Vasko. Josephine Zuranski Miss Dorothy Brink. Sponsor. LEADERSHIP CLUB Jean MacArthur. President: Elsie Ncjedlik. Secretaru: Ruth Eidan. Gladys Fiala. Jane Fuller. Kathleen Gorman. Ruih Hirsch. Sophia Kaminsky. Barbara Megginson. Eleanor Melgun. Carmen Nikolatos. Viola Olah. Betty Owens. Ann Warofka. Miss Margaret Collins. Sponsor. GIRLS of the 1 1A. 12B. and 1 2 A classes who are outstanding in their work in the home economics department make up this club. 'I he purpose is to train the girls so that they can help teachers in classes by caring for equipment, helping girls with various phases of their actual problems, and taking charge of classes in case of a teacher s absence. Another aim of this club is to develop in each girl an appreciation of the responsibility of a position while still in school. Home economics teachers choose and recommend girls for the club and their recommendation is based upon personality, character, ability, and initiative of the girl. Miss Margaret Collins sponsors this group. Each girl is assigned to a class as helper, for which she receives one regular credit. sixty-one MAROON AND GOLD JOURNAL STAFF Gladys Hannigan. Managing Edit : Lottie Bobula. Helen Sekcrak. Ntws Editors: Anne Woldman Editorial Pane Editor Robert Hrabak Spurts Editor. l.conarda Hendricks. Copy Editor. Marian Jiskra. Mary Vinci. Feature Editors. Carolyn Giallombardo Advertising M,uhi.hr Donald Walton. Ctrmlalton Man ager; Anna Auerbach. Helen Blaha. Abe Brody. Grace Buto. Anna Marie Callow. James Cannell. Gladys Charms. Edward Chitlik Meyer Fine. Ruth Fine. Selma Goldberg. Joseph Havnosch, Ruth Katz. Evelyn Kravitz Irvmg Lichtenstein. Charlotte Lupcson. Joseph Mandalfino. Ben Marino. William Ntgtir. Emil Ozimec. Morris Parlolf. Edith Polsky. Thomasinc Pomerantz. Donald Porbcrt. Ida Rosen thal. Fanny Rubinstein. Milliccnt Schvvendcman. Lillian Sherman. Martha Siegel. Ruth Silver Yaro Skalmk. Annette Steinberg. Robert Votypka. Jack Williams. Aaron Zucker. Miss Verda Evans. Adviser. WHAT'S going on in the left wing of tlx school is what those in the right wing would like to know, and the John Adams Journal solves this problem. It provides the pupils and faculty with news interest and serves as a medium of publicity. The Journal is a four-page paper published bi weekly by students of journalism, under the supervision of Miss Verda Evans. Pupils who have a grade of 90 or above in English are eligible for the course which is completed in one year. However, pupils may be retained as reporters or editors, for which service they receive a Journal pm but no credit toward graduation. SENIOR FRIENDSHIP CLUB CABINET TO advance and encourage friendship among girls and to develop the character of each member is the purpose of the John Adams Friendship Club which is affiliated with the Y. V. C. A. When the club, the largest organization in the school, reached a membership of }50 this year, it was divided into a junior and senior group. Each organization, which meets every other Wednesday, is again divided into special interest groups. They are the music, out-of-doors, program, ring, service, social, and talent groups. The Misses Elizabeth Herbert. Lena McCann. Gertrude A. Wiley, and Virginia Morris. Girl Reserve secretary, are the sponsors of the senior club. Grace Buto. President: Constance Hussey. Vice President: Marjorie Obcr-doersccr. Secretary. Alice Novotny. Treasurer; Harriet Anderson Helene Golden. I conarda Hendricks. Anne Kuchta. Mari Liccardi. Marie Rose Marino. Charlotte Muiac. Marian Novak. Indc Poggianti. StMU-lU’O FEATURES. Play Enjoying Long Run Editor—Helen Sekerak National Journal May 29, 1955 Youngest Man On Bench Washington, D. C. HRABAK PROCLAIMED CHIEF JUSTICE Solomon Lame Writes Drama Ting-a-Ling77 “For the love of art” might be the slogan of Solomon Lame, celebrated dramatist, who writes to satisfy his desires. His latest play, Ting-a-Ling, has enjoyed u crowded house every night of its present run. In order that tradi- — tion be followed—every- k a V - one of playwright IViasterS Win Lame’s aramas has first I . . • • seen the light in the' rt Medal Eric Heyivorth Theatre built especially to stage Theota Lang and Mr. Lame’s successes. I Dorothy Rosinski win Abe Kronemer, diree-| the National Medal for tor of the dramatist’s exciting public taste in hits, had to do some fast casting and directing. Characters in the the fine arts. They. have not only revived an interest in fencing, but also have added it are portrayed by I to the list of varied i JtHel Chopp, Sara To- recreations, bacman, William Chaikin, Edward Var-go, and Morris Wool-man. LIZZIE LAUGHS LAST It's colossal, stupendous. gigantic! The act of the “com-ediest comedian, Irving Lichtenstein. If any John Adams, June 1935 graduates are reading this, they recall his old gag tactics. But—he who laughs last, laughs the best— ’cause Lizzy” has taken the place of all Jack Bcnnys in the hearts of the American people. Becomes Supreme Judge of Highest Tribunal May 29, 1955- Robert Hrabak, formerly associate justice, was today proclaimed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court by President Donald Walton. President Walton issued the following statement to the press: Although Justice Hrabak is I the youngest judge on ]the bench, the fineness of his decisions in many cases excelled that of the most venerable members.” To let history repeat Artists Find Way to Top Artists usually seem IS, 77Caged77 Proves Popular Novel Nurses Get Recognition To bring back to people health and happiness is just one of the reasons that persuades many women to become nurses. Lottie Bobula, Yetta Bossin, Krma Catullo. Virginia Charvat, Helen Emrick, Elva Gerhardt, Gertrude Hein, Margaret Heinrich, Agnes Kac-| These women started j Caged, by Rose Marie with a one-room school.! Younge, has enjoyed a and now it is the dis- key position on the best tinguished House of J seller book list ever it came off the Master Fencers.’ Title Friedler Ace Cager Professional basket-bailer” is what might be called an easy way of titling Irving Fried-ler who wasn’t satisfied with just helping to win a pennant (for John Adams back in 1934); he had to go to greater and greener fields. He went. Now since it came press six months ago. This hook has won praise not only in the United States but also abroad. to have a dark road to I t� elf: Robert Hrabak stumble along—not so graduated from John Irene Econornus, Royj ams H'gh School, Brown, and Thomas 9if.Ye ,n. Murdock. Their path was bright and starry to the very end. 1935 and then attended Western Reserve and Harvard Universities. He rapidly climbed the Appoint New Head Librarian One of the latest bulletins received from Washington (D. C.) reads: Miss Martha S. Edclstein, former chief librarian of the Cleveland Public Library, has been appointed as the head of the Library of Congress. Although none of the, ladder of success and artists has created his reached the pinnacle of masterpiece yet. all | his ambitions. three have done work■ ----------- worthy of high praise and maybe some brag-! ging, too. Administer Common Good Young Golfer Stark Leading Tall Hedges Green. E p)' l he's classified as' Amet- Maigaiet Skulina, El- j . basketball eanor Vasko. Eleanor i lnvpl. Viit. Helen Watrt, El- ! '1 '______________________________________________________________ eanor Weber, and Anne , theldu? arnd0,l0have Find Few Successes at Decennial Meeting joined “The White Pa-1 rade.” “Men in White”— Someone’s ambition has always been to serve for the common good. n . . These “medicine men” St. Petersburg, Flon- are considered the most da — Morton Stark, learned and efficient young golf star, is still doctors in their pro-“a leap ahead” of his fession: surgeons, Nor-near e s t competitor, I man Blaha, Edward Robert Preble. , Branning. Howard This tournament, the I par ec!j I Artist Spil-National A mateur j®r Daniel Stevens, Championship Contest, | is being played off on Girl Accepts Position Thrilled at chance, Eleanor Szekeres, Harvey Troyan, reputed dentists; and Albert Chizmar, Elmer Durdon, Ray-I mond Eckert, Amil I Fazio, William Kelly, --------------------------------------------------------------------------i Stephen Lakatos. Her- What, when, where. | don, but credited to I written his first drama man Miller, physicians. I why? These revels of someone else. and received his first I the John Adams June Sorry to say, there , “pink slip.” Our chief 1935 class are taken | we re no “meteors” justice-to-be was still a I from Evelyn Krum-• among us, for we were battling barrister. The I roy’s diarv (she was only “little shots” I dietitian you’ll read the the only one that kept | struggling in the big' about still didn't con-Sei-1 one). This class held world. Of course, we coct correctly. The con- Animal Hunter Addresses Club dehamcl has accepted 1 its decennial - get - to - had our college but de- the solidation of two well-known houses was still the position of private gether (the 1945 one) grees, but just the known houses was sun secretary to Secretary I in the penthouse atop 1 same we still had our | to come about, and all of Labor, Iride Poggi- the London House—de- ways to make. Our told, none of us were anti. the London House—de signed by Alfred Lon ays playwright-to-be h a d i successes yet, still— “—I got him between the eyes.” Thus habitually ends the conversation of Mr. George Petro, renowned animal hunter. sixty-four Washington Receives National Journal Change Cabinet Members Editor—Helen SekeraU May 30, 1955 Washington, D. C. Jones-Vinci Houses Consolidate Men! Women! A big merger of two well-known houses. Jack Jones Gentlemen’s Outfits and Mary Vinci Women’s Shop, is now under way. These two business executives came to this conclusion only after many conferences and consultations. This newly-created department store which will hereafter be known as the Jones-Vinci Company will include various sections, such as baby goods, toys, furniture, and household wares as well as men's and women's apparel. James Hajek Builds Bridge Remember way back when Dad asked you men what you wanted for Christmas, and you answered. An erector set. I’m going to build bridges when I grow up”? Well, one little boy got his Mechano set. and now James Hujek is a reputed engineer. One of his triumphs is the “Atlantic Span Bridge” which simplifies such matters as visiting Europe or the United States by automobile. Made Official Hyman Nathanson, business executive, has recently been made president of the Federal Reserve Banking System. He succeeds James Morrow, who becomes under - Secretary of State. Mr. Nathanson remarked, It is the type of job I enjoy; and I want to prove worthy of the trust. Teachers Still Living Have you heard? Education has progressed! Now instead of attending school for nine and a half months, children are spending eleven out of the yea) ] in the institution. Latest “profs” to receive medals for outstanding work in the educational field are Albert Broz, Basil Butler, Anna Csuti. Harold Goldberg, Yaro Hrabak, Joe Schuman, Helen Thompkins, and Elsie Wahl. Stage Appeal Wins Girls Footlights always appealed to Anne Marie So jack even way back in her schooldays she was a •‘hoofer in a chorus line. However, she long ago said good-1 bye to the hard knocks;! for she progressed speedily and now boasts a troupe of her own. Some of the girls who became enthusiastic about dancing and who joined her ranks are Minnie Allenick, Frieda Cad kin, Ruth Callody, Ruth Fine, Lily Jano-kaitis, Enid Linden, Evelyn Lieberfarb. Edith Polsky, Viola Olah, and Lillian Sherman. Hotel Dietitian Hotel lodgers become ill with ptomaine poisoning! After having seemingly enjoyed dinner last night, guests began to corn-lain one by one until, ouse physicians found 1 the surprising number of 78 persons affected. Miss Marian Jiskra, dietitian at the Ford Wash ington Celebrates Tomorrow Since tomorrow is reception day for new foreign ministers and send-off day for American ambassadors, the famous United States Orchestra will play in honor of the occasion. Orchestra members are William Blaha, B i o w n I i e Campbell, Harold Frires, Robert Hahn, James Javorsky, George Kaspar, Mary kordula, Joseph Kundla. Melba Luther, Elliott Morgens tom. Jess Motylinski, Richard Motylinski. Alice Novotny, Irwin Walker. John Warriner, William Watterson, and Wilbert Zoul. Another festivity the same day shows Phil Fleishman, vice president, celebrating bis birthday. Op era House Gives Carmen Tu crois I'echapper —” Drop into the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City any day this week and you’ll hear Helene Golden singing the famous role of Carmen from the opera of the same name. Starring opposite her, as the luckless lieutenant, you’ll see Arthur Wenz-lik. Poisons Guests House, is quite anxious about the matter for, as she expressed it, this was her first big chance; and it seems as though she’s muffed it. She takes it as stigma on her diatetic reputation. Further bulletins will be reported by this paper. S. P. Markowitz Replaces Curie Madame Marie Curie did it, and so did Miss Sonia Markowitz! Did what? Turned chemical researcher and made a go of it! Sonia's first interest was aroused back in her John Adams High School chemistry class. Now, she is a notable figure in the organic department of the American Chemical Concern. Sociologist Lives Life Let’s go a-slum-ming is an old expression but Carolyn Gial-lombardo, sociologist, went slumming in a new way. Miss Giallombardo lived for a year in a poor district so that she would have the actual experience in coping with the overwhelming problem. “She went, she saw, and she conquered ; for she returned, proposed a solution which the government accepted, and which is proving successful! Governor Makes Appointments James Jicha, Governor of Ohio, announced the following appointments: State Superintendent of Schools, Raymond Rebell; and Director of Physical Education in the public schools of Ohio, Her mina Mashek. F. E. Butler Vacations Forrest E. Butler, head of the Tuskegee Institute, is vacationing in the Bermudas. Appoints New Cabinet Officials President Walton, after bis first year of administration. announces several changes in his cabinet. Due to illness. Secretary of State Michael Davis was forced to resign. Replacing him is Stanley Fox, former under-secretary. Since the fascination of the orient attracted Russell Kenerson from his place in the Interior. the president named Milton Kubik successor. Jeanette Roebuck, the only woman to ever hold the important position of Secretary of the Treasury, withdrew, leaving the department in the hands of Calmon Sperling. Morris Fierman Writes Column Morris Fierman still writes newspaper stuff. You recall he started columning for the John Adams Journal in 1984. Now he’s looking Through the Looking Glass” for the New York Herald, but the column's syndicated now. Keyhole news: On the sly, Mr. Fierman is studying law, maybe he's hoping to be an honest” lawyer? Find KeyWord Racer's Success ‘Fearless’ is the word to have in your heart when participating in speed races,” advises record - holder Boyd Peer. Stephen Marton, his companion on these ‘fearless’ rides, agrees. sixty-five Scientists Collaborate National Journal Ambassadors Tour Argentina Editor—Helen Sekerak May 31, 1955 Washington, D. C. Miss Hannigan Accepts New Cabinet Post Look ye! Another woman. Gladys C. Hannigan, joins the president's official family. She becomes the president's legal adviser for the next two years. Former Attorney-General William Koloszi resigned in order to Like over the directorship of his father's business. Miss Hannigan has progressed steadily in the law field. She started out just a “lone wolf, then she entered a corporation, and now she is going to show the world that a woman makes a splendid lawyer. Tea Town Is Exclusive Exclusive! That’s what Lenore Koenig’s “Tea Town at Radio City is. Why? Because she caters only to notable radio-active persons. Lindo Pompili, cele-brated accordionist, drops in every night after his broadcast. With him are William Nun-gesser and Harold Turk, announcers. Meet America Good -Will “ Ambassadors Sekerak Firm Awarded Folks! Introducing America’s good - will ambassadors: Robert Streeter and his plane. “The Ruthie ; jokcster, George Sackerson; comedian. Leonard Opeil; and the American dancing master for willing and courageous foreigners. Frank Cer-mak. Two days ago, visiting in Argentina, these fellows nipped a revolution in the hud by doing some of their good-willing. Through clever entertainment, the boys made the rebels forget previous intentions. Bob Streeter daredeviled i w i t h his plane; Dutch Sackerson and Len Opeil gave a two-man circus treat I while .Moose Ccrmak ' proposed holding a dance and party in cclc-1 bration ot the great friendship bond existing between the two countries. They’re home now recuperating. Haker Made Rear-Admiral Just the other diy. being down Annapolis way, I chanced to see Burton Haker — handsome the was in uniform ), happy and proud the had been promoted and promoted and promoted until now he is rear admiral), and he no longer has to sing Knows His Mathematics America's number one authority on mathematics is Edwin Vit-cha. He is well known because he keeps in touch with the public by way of newspapers and the radio. Radio owes its origin to mathematics, is one of his favorite the song .Vo horse, wife, ho Hioiistache. no i saymi - Play Practical Joke Bulletin: Dietitian i poisons hotel guests' was an April Fool's joke played in May. Since it was Marian Jiskra's first responsible position, her friends) thought they’d give her-something to think about. (She certainly saw pink elephants.) Scientist Invents Zip-Plane Collaboration! Two heads are better than one”—so goes an old saying, and true it is, for the two international science figures, William Denbrock and Albert Silber give actual proof. Together they invented the Zip-Plane,” a lighter-than-air craft. Its special feature is individual cabins with private bath for each traveler. Besides being big and ' having every modern convenience for bodily comfort, it is so streamlined that you literally fly— Zip. Wedding Bells New York Times announces these marriages: Helen Walczak to Theodore Gernhard; Mary Downey, Earl Case; Ruth Roscnbluth, Herschel Goldstock; and Grace Koberna, John Hayek. The following, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, have gone to the altar: Marie Abela and Car! Camillo; Josephine Bigano-sky, Thomas Tokos; Blanche Horowitz. Herbert Ziegler; and Sophie Greenberg. Jack Sanford. Reports from the San Francisco Tribune inform us that Eldarose Nocar and Jack Williams; Pauline Brezina. John Segan; and Charlotte M u 1 a c, Joseph Dobos have tied the knot. Real Men Join Army We’re in the army now. We’re not behind the I plow— Your songbirds are I Captain Robert Kerri-gan. Lieutenant Clarence Sills, and Private j Richard Baumgartl. Captain Kerrigan I rose so swiftly because , —so he says—”1 plug- f:ed. Sills is only a ieutenant because he switched” occupations at a sudden change of heart. Richard is at the bottom of the ladder i because he just recently realized the army’s the place for he-men. Give World New Song Fern Morgan wrote the words; Marion Fillous turned out the melody; Mr. World liked the new song; and, consequently, these two girls became famous song writers. Big Contract London, England, May 31—Last minute press notice: The contract for the Come to England drive has been awarded to The Intel national Advertising House, created, owned, and operated by Helen Sekerak, celebrated figure in the advertising world. This firm added to its bid unasked-for con-veniences. free of charge, which ordinarily would cost money with any other com-p a n y. Furthermore, simply having people know that so important a house as “The Sekerak Advertising Inc. is interested in the campaign is a sale by itself. Palgut Works With Davidian Two pals and two illustrious coaches are celebrating today the birthday” of their coaching days together. Bill Palgut and Bert Davidian, football and basketball mentors, respectively. both came back to their alma mater—not to visit—to coach. “It’s fun and work coaching these bigger and better John Adams’ team s,” they both ugreed. Radio Attracts Sophia Kolodziej Poor girl reaches for the moon and gets it! Correct because any day you tune in on your radio, you'll hear: Station T-E-D; announcer Sophia Kolodziej—incidentally, she owns the station but still enjoys broadcasting. Interesting how the big chance came. A certain announcer didn't show up. Sophia was just a working girl in the office, but she relayed his program. “The Top heard, and she went “on the air.” sixiy-ux AUTOGRAPHS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT by Ethel Lister and Anne Woldman Wli. the senior class of John Adams High School, being of sound mind and body, and having lived through four years of homework, tests, and sundries, do hereby make this our last will and testament. Item I. Item II. Item 111. Item IV. Item V. Item VI. Item VII. Item VIII Item IX. Item X. Item XI. Item XII. Item XIII Item XIV Item XV. To our dear faculty, (all except those who gave us our low grades) we leave and bequeath the right to discover another class with the ability to accomplish such amazing feats of scholastic ability, athletic prowess, and with the intelligence per capita as this outstanding group of graduating scholars. To the Senior B's. we give that dignified feeling that we have held, retained, and used to the best of our ability. To the sophomores we leave the permission to telephone the one and only on the phones so provided in all study halls, classrooms and offices. (No charge) To the onrushing freshmen, we bestow the permission to call all teachers by their first names, to use the elevator at any time of the day. and to cut as many as 25 class periods per week. To Miss Evans, we will a quiet Journal room and supply of long blue pencils. To Olga De Marco, we leave hamburgers, hamburgers, and hamburgers. (Send the bill to Louise Kopas—she gave us the idea.) To I.eonarda Hendricks, we assign Theda Kirk's ability to knit. (When did Theda learn?) To the Smada Club, we relinquish Emil Ozimec's falsetto voice, to be impartially distributed by Mr. Lott. To the Girls' Service Club, we donate all our tin tooth paste, shaving cream, and anchovy aMStc tubes. May you fill your barrel. To the rest of the girls ii he school. Agnes Macaulay leaves Jack Conway. To Helen Blank. Ethel Lister surrenders her youthful blushes. To the Journal. Marie-Rose Marino leaves her brother. Ben. To the Athletic Department, she leaves her other brother. Salvatore. (She's certainly getting rid of her family quickly.) To those dance-minded. Kathleen Gorman contributes Carl Meyer and his band. To Principal E. E. Butterfield. Miss Lillian Niebes. D. W. Lott. Miss Lena A. McCann, and Mark D. Gordon, we bequeath our most gracious thanks for their guidance which has brought us safely to the close of our most interesting high school career. We do hereby appoint Dean Heyduk. 1 2B treasurer, executor of this our last will and testament. May he execute this after due meditation and with meritorious deliberation. In witness whereof we. the June class of 1935. the testators of this our last will and testament, do here set our hand and seal at John Adams High School, on this the twenty-ninth day of May. Anno Domini one thousand nine hundred and thirty-five. 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