Berea High School - Berean Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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viii-,lair iuioioiuinioit ioioioio rioioioioia init-ioiooxnioi xiuioln 'INHE CRUCIBLE 27 ioioioioiIvii111:10uinioioioioinioiolo JU IOR HIGH OHOOLE Ibnioioioi 3 130311131niniuitiiluioioini 9 au. JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY Top Row-Miss Gebauer, Mr. Ryan. Middle Row-Miss Crawford, Miss Mauck, Miss Mennel, Miss C. Beam, Miss Roach. Seated-Mr. Campbell CPrincipall, Miss M. Beam. HE junior High exhibits at the annual exhibition this year were fine. The rooms were decorated very attractively with class and individual work. Several group- printed papers or magazines for their English work. The Latin class had some very original ideas worked out in drawings, posters, and Roman bridges constructed by the boys. The Domestic Art room was filled with beautifully made garments, and samples of darning patch- ing. The Domestic Science classes prepared some dainty displays and a group of the Fresh- man girls served delicious refreshments. The boys had a fine collection of handcraft in wood- work, lamps, pedistals, desks, and ferneries com- posed some of the exhibits. This year's exhi- bition showed over six hundred parents that work that is being done in school. The athletic efficiency test for standard badges was conducted as usual this year. The follow- ing boys were successful. In class A, George Fulton, Lee Ives, james Keller, Howard Pin- combe, Roger Robinson, and Clarence VVing. In class B, Harold VVilliams, and James Zander. Robert Lechner and Robert Steck in Class C and Otis DeMoss, Class D. The best man from each class chosen to represent Berea at the track meet here on May 19th were, Roger Robinson, Harold VVilliams, Robert Lechner, and Otis DeMoss respectively. Last year Robert Lechner brought honor to Junior High when he won the trophy for Class B. This was the first trophy a member of junior High has ever placed in the trophy case.

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,111-IE CRUCIBLE BASEBALL Back Row-VVaahtock, Eckert, H. l7eMoss, Mikolyjczyk, L. DeMoss. Third Row-Schuerlein, Smith, Mohr, Delcorso, Dnrlglzw. Second Row-Riley fCoachJ, Pinard, Petchler, Barber, Berger, Ryan, Pincomhe, Fox Front Row-Robinson, Hall, Barchard, Manolio CMasc0tJ.

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28 THE CRFCIBLE Athletic Review FOOTBALL 1922 B. H. S. ............,...,. 0 Medina ......,...,....... ..... ..... 2 0 B. S. S .........,........, 13 South Euclid .....,.......,.......... 7 B. H. S ...........,...,... 6 Shaker Heights .......,.. ....... 7 B. H. S ................... 0 VVadsworth ........ .,......... 2 5 B. H. S .,.,.,............. 0 Rocky River .....,., ,,.. 0 B. H. S ...,....,.......... 7 West Park ...... ,....,..... 0 B. H. S .......... ,..,. 28 Dover .,..........,.,...... .,...... . .. 6 B. H. S... ,............,, 62 Strongsville ................,....,.. 0 B. H. S ......,,....,..,... 29 Chagrin Falls .......... .,..... 6 Totals- B. H. S .,.....,........ 145 Opponents ...,..,.. ...... ..,. 9 1 BASKETBALL 1922-23 B. H. S ....,............,. 14 VVest High QCleve.J ...... 4 B. H. S ..,........,..,,... 19 VVilloughby ..,.,..........,........... 7 B. H. S ................,.. 19 Akron Vvest ..,.........,.,,,.....,. 34 B. H. S ................... 21 Canton McKinley ,......,. 42 B. H. S. .................. 19 Rocky River ..................... 6 B. H. S. ....,.....,.,..... 41 Medina ...,.............. ..,...,,... 7 B. H. S ................... 12 VVilloughby ...... .,......... 9 B. H. S ...............,. -12 VVilloughby ...... ..,........ 9 B. H. S. ....,...........,, 19 VVadsworth ...... ........ 2 6 B. H. S ..... ........,,... 2 4 Kipton .,..,.,.,......,,...,.. ........,., 9 B. H. S ...............,... 9 South Euclid .................. 17 B. H. S ...,............... 24 Vvadsworth ,....,..,., ,..,,..,... 9 B. H. S ......,....,,....., 19 Chagrin Falls .................. 7 B. H. S ............,...... 19 Shaker Heights ...,............,. 26 B. H. S .............,..... 33 Alumnae .,.,.,....,.... ...,..,,... 4 5 B. H. S ........,..,....... 12 Ashtabula ...,.,... ........... 1 6 B. H. S .....,....,,....... 14 South Euclid ................. ..... 7 B. H. S ........,,.....,,.. 20 Chagrin Falls ,....,.,.....,.,.. 7 Totals- B. H. S ................ 338 Opponents .,.. ., ......,,. 278 BASEBALL 1922-23 B. H. S .,,....,......,..,. 13 Parma .....,....... ..... ..... 0 B. H. S ..,.,....,.,.....,. 9 Brooklyn ..,.,.. ..... ..., 6 B. H. S .,........,,.,...,. 6 Dover ..,.....,.. ..,..,...,. 7 B. H. S ..,.,............,. 28 Royalton ..... ,.., ....,.,.,., 1 B. H. S .,....,...,.,...... 17 Olmsted ..... ,,.,.,,.... 5 B. H. S ..,.,.,...,..,,.,,. 7 Bedford ,.......,, ...,. ,..., 6 B. H. S ..........,..,...., 15 Olmsted .,... ...,..... ,... ..... 6 B. H. S ................... 13 Metropolitan ......., 1 B. H. S ......,.......,.. -15 Alumnae .,.,...,......... ..,........ 6 B. H. S. ,..............,,. 2 Shaw fCleve.j .....,.....,...,.. 12 B. H. S ................... 12 Lakewood .............. ,.,.,.,..,. 1 3 B. H. S .............,..... 2 Medina ..... ......,.... 1 0 B. H. S ....... ..,....,.,.. 9 Shaker Heights ..........,....... 10 Toials- B. H. S .... .....,..... 1 48 Opponents .......,....................., 83 CHRLSY BASKETBALL-Continued from Page 24 was marked ability on the girls' team of this year. CAPTAIN BROVVN, '23, Forward Laverne is one of our old stand-bys. Although last year she had unusual luck in shooting, this year her floorwork was depended on. She was here, there and everywhere-wherever and whenever she was most needed. Laverne's ab- sence will leave a big gap in the team. CVTTING, '23, Forward Frances is the best all around player on the team. More than once has kept her opponents ability to score was as defense. A great many but she always Came up more. her timely interference from scoring, and her great as her ability at knocks came her way, smiling-and ready for COOK, '24, Guard Mae is the smallest member of the team, but she surely could play basketball. Although she played guard most of the season, she has con- siderable ability at locating the basket-especially from the third line. This was her first year as a regular on the team, and she has another year ahead. Mae is to be captain next year. REICHO, '24, Guard Violet, also playing her first year as a regu- lar fully established her right to her position. Although she may have appeared somewhat small to her opponents she soon demonstrated that her ability on defense was by no means small. Violet also has another year on the team ahead of her. SHEPPARD, '23, Center Helen is always right there when it comes to basketball. She is one of our dependable players and her absence was greatly felt, when out part of the season because of injuries. It was very seldom that her opponents got by with anything. The Photograph in your fotwf' 3 ' ainesboro Studio