Central High School - Central Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Faculty. Seaton, Frances, A. B., Sutton, Clarence W., Ph. B. A. M. Wellesley College Cornell University Biology 1943 E. 86th St. Seese. C. F., A. M. Ohio University American and English History Hudson, O. Sheldon, Caroline A. Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts, London Applied Art 7508 Carnegie Ave. Smith, E. K.. A. B.. A. M. W cslcyan Latin 1631 E. 93rd St. Smith, Helen M., B. L. College for Women, W. K. U. Graduate of C. H. S. English 2057 E. 110th St. Cornell. Ithaca, N. Y. Geometry, Trigonometry 6611 Dunham Ave. Tanner, Rollin 11., A. B. Adclbcrt College, W. R. U. Graduate of C. H. S. Latin, Greek 67 Allandalc Ave., East Cleveland Thompson, Harriette B. Western Reserve University Secretary 218S E. 81st St. Van Deusen, W. A. c. m. t. s. Carpentry 1848 E. 57th St. Zeliqzon, Maurice, Ph. D. I.eipsic Sorbonne, Pari French ami History 4711 Scovill Ave. Zismer, Cornelia A. Smith, Martha M„ A. B. Wellesley Graduate of C. H. S. Algebra and English History 772 Collatncr St.. Collinwood Sowers. Ethel. A. B. College of Liberal Arts Boston University Graduate of C. H. S. Latin, Algebra 9412 Hough Ave. College for Women, W. R. U. German 1752 E. 70th St. Weimer, Ethel College for Women, W. R. U. English, Ancient History Highland ltd., Euclid Heights Winckles, M. S. Rutger's Geometry 7902 Carnegie Ave. 30

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Faculty. Drclicr, in.. A. B., A. M. Mission House College and Seminary German 21 9 East 84th St. Krug, Emily L., B. L. College for Women. W. R. U. Graduate of C. H. S. German 5811 Thackeray Avc. S. E. English. Herbert V. Pennsylvania State Normal School Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting 2174 East 74th St. Foil. Joseph. Phar. Dr. Columbia Graduate of C. H. S. Physiology and Botany 1963 East 71st St. Garbmt. Irving R., B. C. University of Pennsylvania Arithmetic, Bookeepmg Commercial Law and Commercial Geography 1428 East 94th St. Hanna. Margaret Latin 1906 East 84th St. Henry. Marcia, A. B., A. M. Hiram College and Chicago English 5419 Prospect Avc. Hastings. M. L.. A. B. I„akc Eric College English The Fairmount Hitchcock. Allen H.. A. B. Yale University of Leipsic Geometry 7716 LaGrangc Avc. Hood. Albert C. Ohio Wesleyan University English 9907 Streator Court Ilgenfritz. Elmer E., B. S.. M. E. Purdue University Wood Turning 1984 W. 28th St. Ives, Emma C. Connecticut Normal School Latin 2095 East 71st St. Jones. Benjamin T.. A. M. Bethany College English History 7001 Cedar Avc. Kennedy. Rachel J. Chautauqua School of Physical Training Cleveland College of Physicians and Surgeons Harvard hummer School Graduate of C. H. S. Gymnastics and Physical Train ing North Hampton 3126 Prospect Avc. Kinder. Wm. B., Ph. B. Otterbein University Geometry 2203 E. 93rd St. Lewis. M. Foster, A. B. W. K. U. and Harvard Graduate of C. H. S. Algebra, Latin The Verne. Carnegie Avc. Linn. Irma College for Women. W. R. U-German 1827 W. 54th St. Lyttle, Bertel 1c M., B. L. College for Women. W. R. U. Graduate of C. H. S. English 1512 E. 107th St. Mallory. M. Eleanor, A. B. Vassar Physical Geography 'l'hc Ifaddam Marple. Charles A.. B. S. Ohio State University Chemistry 1861 E. 71st St. Monck. Emily Christiana, A. B.. A. M. College for Women and Graduate School, W. R. U. Graduate of C. II. S. Greek. Ancient History 1113 Park wood Drive N E. Mulheron, Anne M. University of Michigan Detroit Central High School Library Y. V. C. A., Prospect Ozanne. C. E.. A. I?.. A. M. Harvard, Adelbert College, W. R- U. Graduate of C. I!. S. Civics, Economic 1952 E. 101st St. Parr. Mrs. Marie Burt Geneva Normal Emerson College of Oratory. Boston, Mass. 56 Beersford PI., East Cleveland Peabody. Carrol A.. A. M. Western Reserve University Physics 9520 Fuller Avc. Reed. F. H.. A. R.. A. M. Western Reserve University Algebra. English Elyria. O. Riesterer. Lina A. Graduate of C. H. S. German 2244 E. 85th St. Roberts. Jennie L. Graduate of C. H. S. English 2199 E. S6th St. Ruffini. Ernst L., B. S. Case School of Applied Science Graduate of C. li S. Mechanical Drawing 5701 Scovill Avc. 29

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Calendar ’08==’09 CoUndar. September, '08 Sept. 7—Last day of rest. Sept. 8—School opens. Doe” Freeman and others among the missing. Sept, o—Flats appear on the horizon. Sept, to—Classes are organized. Sept, n—AH rush for the book store. Sept. 14—First fierce football fray. A new Doc” is discovered. Sept. -M—First Shakespeare Club meeting. Sept. 24—First fire drill. October Oct. i—October .Monthly out. also football schedule. Oct. 3—Central o, South 5. It just happened. Oct. 5—Philomatheons meet. Oct. 6—Civics Club organizes. Oct. 9—First rhetoricals and weak knees. Oct. 10—Central 5. Oberlin Academy 8. Fine game. Oct. 12—Night school opens. Oct. 16—Football rally. “Come out and support the team!” Oct. 17—Central o. Glenville 11. Awful! Oct. 24—Central 10. Lincoln 17. Worse. Oct. 28—G. L. S. candy sale in lower hall. Plenty of good grub. Oct. 30—Central o. U. S. 22. More sorrow at C. H. S. i obember Nov. 3—Mr. Springborn addresses Civics Club and Seniors. Nov. 3—Election day. Nov. 4—Monthly out. Nov. 6—Seniors elect officers. Nov. 7—Central 11, West 11. Well, they didn’t beat us. Nov. 13—Mr. Bemis addresses school on “Some Recent Developments in Economics and Politics.1' Nov. 14—Central 6, East 22. We scored, anyway. Nov. 20—Central 6, Shaw 16. Shaw was scared. Nov. 23—East-Central debate preliminaries. Nov. 25—Syracuse Glee Club entertains us. Dance and reception afterwards. Admit Senior and one. December Dec. 1—More preliminaries. Monthly out. Dec. 2—Beta Kappa initiates with phoney hair ribbons are seen in the halls. Dec. 4—Physics classes visit pump station. Dec. 8—Noble Seniors meet to deliberate upon the Christmas hop. Dec. 9—Mr. John Krause speaks on the Smoke Question.” Dec. 10—The orchestra participates in a recital. Dec. 16—Judge Hadden lectures on “The Criminal.” Dec. 17—The first Glee Club concert. Dec. 18— Do-re-mi, etc., by Girls’ Glee Club at rhetoricals. Dec. 22—Decorating committee labors. Dec. 23—Shakespeare Club presents “My Lord in Livery” at rhetoricals. Football heroes receive their “C’s.” First term closes. 8:00 p. m.. Senior dance. Ices are great. Dec. 30—Mr. Garbutt departs. January, ’00 Jan. 4—School is resumed (by some). Jan. 5—Monthly out. Jan. 8—Joseph Newman and Josephine Pentecost Forsyth are the attractions at rhetoricals. Later. The Psi Omega members have a “big night” in the shape of a banquet and theatre party. Jan. 11—The C. H. S. Division of Congress makes its first appearance. Jan. 12—School begins ten minutes late. Jan. 15—Central is victorious over East in debate. Rr-revenge! Jan. 16—Central 35. Chagrin Falls 19. Too easy. 31