Cleveland Heights High School - Caldron Yearbook (Cleveland Heights, OH)

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ilbalilxfnnm ALICE HARRIETT ALDRICH Operetta Club 1254 Chorus 1354 Boosters' League 1354 Friendship Club 11, 2, 354 Sophomore Dramatic Club 1154 Sewing Club 125, Secretary 135. LOUIS JEAN ALLAN Leaders' Class 11, 2, 354 Friendship Club 11, 2, 354 Literary Club 11, 254 Spanish Club 1254 Latin Club 1154 Biology Club Cll- ALLEN ANDERSON BENJAMIN ARNOFF Corridor Guard 1254 Stage Crew 11, 2, 354 Manager 1354 Sophomore Dramatic Club 1354 Annual Play. ARTHUR WARD BATEMAN Bank Staff 1254 Tumbling Team 1354 Or- chestra 11, 254 Chorus 135. JULIUS BERMAN Corridor Guard 1254 Contest Chorus 1254 Operetta Club 1254 Spanish Club 11, 25, Vice-President 135. CHARLES H. BRADLEY, JR. Operetta Club 11, 2, 35, President 12, 354 Contest Chorus 11, 2, 354 Boosters' League 1254 Art Club 115. RUTH ELIZABETH BROWN Corridor Guard 1154 Friendship Club 115. LUCILE CAIN Leaders' Class 11, 254 Boosters' Club 1254 Friendship Club 11, 2, 354 Sophomore Dramatic Club 1154 Play Leaders' Club 1254 Journalism Club 135. DOROTHY Q. CAPLAN Orchestra, Pianist 1354 Glee Club, Accom- panist 1354 Mixed Chorus 1354 Commence- ment Triog Commercial Club 1354 Spanish Club 135. Page Twenty

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Ginlin January Class Prophecy S I journeyed around the world in my airship, the Edith K, I planned to see some of my classmates who were in foreign lands. The pilot, James Harvey Weaver, Jr., loaned me his viewascope, and hovering over New York, we just saw Midge Walter and Lou Cain who had a studio there. Next door we saw the residence of the governor of New York, Ben amin Arnoff. Arriving in London we saw Jean Stinson who was a nurse in the Nailler Home for the Aged. In France we saw Theron Hostettler, the world's cham- pion' tennis player, who had just concluded his final match before his retire- ment from the courts to study Shakespeare. Elizabeth Knapp Byrns was just leaving Paris when we got there. We found Berenice Hibsman living in the Latin Quarter. She had recently in- vented a new verse of one line. VVe then flew to Holland where we discovered Janice Young. She had re- turned to her native home where she was raising cauliflowers. We hastened through the rest of Europe, stopping only in Oberammergan to see Dorotha Day in the role of the Madonna in the Passion Play. On our way to China, we stopped above Siberia. To our amazement we found J. Elmer Louis, who incidentally was serving a term for attempting to assassinate a political leader in Russia. As a punishment, Charles Bradley was singing Hindoo to- him. Blown by western winds, we crossed China. There we heard Mildred Stromp, commonly known as the warbling songster, sing the title role in the Chinese opera, Sing High Key? We then made our way to Panama. Coming down to the ground for the first time in our flight, we stayed at the cheapest hotel. The executive ab-ility of Eleanor Maxwell was shown by her' position as chief chambermaid. Returning to Cleveland, we met Kenneth Mathews, the star reporter of the Press, who was eager to give us information concerning the activities of those staying in Cleveland. Florence Friedlander, we learned, had written the popular song hit entitled It has never' been done before. Kenneth advised us to attend the Caplin-Rubinstein concert at the Public Hall. After she had seen all her friends working hard at their vocations, Betty Fletcher promptly registered at an employment agency. As yet she is un- employed. Suggestions as to a position will be gratefully received. Page ineteen 1 Q,- l Q 5. SB VX X23 I f ll iffy R W P ,14 lr ' '1 I. I till .gy l U if rl ,, . , l it 'lc S Z f W 8, fi l A 7 Aa l , f . 5 X 5 ll :J- eff . 5 I -7. N Y GQ.. :fx ii y 6 :E ,Elf :A 1 . :-1 ' iw li A fr 'X .xiiiffj 5. JJ . , H,

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g il WILLIAM CHERUBINI National Honor Society 1315 Student Coun- cil 1215 Lightweight Football 1115 Operetta Club 12, 31, Librarian 1315 Boosters' League 1315 Dramatic Club 11, 2, 31. CORAL CHRISTENSON National Honor Society 1315 Friendship Club 11, 215 Play Leaders' Club 1315 Latin Club 111. JANE CAROLINE COVENTRY Spelling Team 12, 315 Boosters' League 1315 Friendship Club 12, 315 Sewing Club, Secretary 121, President 1315 French Club 121. 5 CHARLES CRONE Chorus Club 1121, President 131. DOROTHA DAY - National Honor Society 1315 Student Coun- cil 11, 2, 315 Girls' Cabinet 11, 2, 315 Friendship Club 11, 315 Literary Club 12, 31, Secretary 1315 Latin Club 111. RICHARD DROSSEL Corridor Guard 1115 Stage Crew 11, 215 Boosters' League 1215 Swimming Club 1215 Chemistry Club 131. LOUISE EDELMAN Friendship Club 1115 French Club 1215 Journalism Club 1215 Art Club 131. LOIS FERRIMAN Black and Gold Staif 1215 Corridor Guard 1215 Play Leaders' Club 1215 Friendship Club 11, 2, 315 Boosters' League 12, 315 Sophomore Dramatic Club 1215 Senior Dramatic Club 1315 Latin Club 111. ANNE FERTMAN Black and Gold StaE 1315 Friendship Club 1115 Boosters' League 1215 Girls' Glee Club, President 1315 Journalism Club 1315 Sophomore Dramatic Club 111. ELIZABETH FLETCHER Caldron Class Committee 1315 Senior As- sembly Committee, Chairman 1315 Lead- ers' Class 1215 Friendship Club 11, 2, 315 Senior Dramatic Club 12, 31, Secretary- Treasurer 1315 Senior Play 1215 Sopho- more Dramatic Club 1115 Boosters' Club 131. Page Twenty-one 4 ll 1 1, 1 ll, 1 ,f ll 1 1' l 1 1 I 1 in III A ,ff 11 all ll im 111 . .l fi! ly W 5 Il Yfgg 5 ls: 547 1 11 ff fl. V X'- WWA N 'x ef- ., 1 ,gg -. 1, 'L , , I. 1 ag, ls, x ' 1 a.-Q. A -4-Lg, :W 1,1 V. ff -. ji ,l:'l -A.-ill' 1 eil 1 ,-:dy '. 1 i'.?G'i':.