Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1930 volume:

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A- Q V Vi? ff nq.gV iLVV V V .4 V.,.i Vgmfl-1?E3 V :VY ,V , V1-'7-v g2gV 1mn,. ,',,,f5 , - .ALM Tig' .2 Q, VV V CLEVELAND I-IIGI-I SCHOOL AN N UAL I93O ' I 5 PHOTO COPYRIGHT BY YOUNG ENGRAVING BY ACME ENGRAVING CO. PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1930 CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL SEATTLE, WASHINGTON I HARRIET O'N. LUCCOCK ' giii8C!liCfCl Zion -Q To HARWETCDli LUCCOCK,Semor Class Adviser, the Class ol: IQ3O dedicates this edition of Cleveland Annual . . . MR. H. N. GRIDLEY l, ,HIS Annual carries 'ro ils readers some record of anolher year's X acliviries ar Cleveland. Opporluniry 'ro share in The broader life of The school is offered lo every sludenl. ln so far as he accepls Jrhal oppor- Jruniry Jrhe individual will benefil' by 'rhe broadening of his own viewpoinf, and by Jrhe pleasure lhal' comes ro him as he helps in carrying on Jrhese acriviries. Their success is his success. and spells for him a pride Jrhar comes only from ioinr achievement from +he consciousness of having assisled in Jrhe realiza- 'rion of common aims and purposes impossible ro Jrhe individual working alone. Associalion wirh fellow workers consrirules one of Jrhe richesr experiences rhaf high school offers fo 'rhe sfudenr. May we srrive ro make rhese endeavors worlhy of our erlorls, so lhal we may be really proud of The ideals and lhe achievemenls of Cleveland in every phase of iis aclive life . H N V. r f AK ssl i GEEF '-77-7V:l C, I-LT T - -1- i-in--ii--K ----:cuz-11, illxx 'U U f I BACK ROW-Leif fo Right Messrs. Maginnis, l-lassenmiller, Pelfier, Spalding, Gridley, Nardin, Snyder, lmus, Kelly. MIDDLE ROW-Leif To Right Miss Elle-clge, Messrs. Smirh, Lisron, Thompson, Prait Miss Waller, Mrs. Dwan. FRONT ROW-Leir io Right Misses Burgess, Siach, Poole, Mrs. Beatry, Misses Kelly, Luccoclc, Surherlancl, Leavi++, Raine. ' V Junior High School Facully BACK ROW-Letr io Right Miss Campbell, Mr. Kelly, Miss Elleclge, Mr. Sells, Mr. Gridley, Mr. Marlc, Mr. Maginnis. MIDDLE ROW-Lefl +o Right Misses Swanson, Waller, Cavanaugh, A Simmons, Mrs. Bailey. FRONT ROW-Leif ro Right Misses Mcfxssey, Mowar, Clarke, Burgess. Four -:films in n-ii im I 9 3 0 cn in-ii in IEIEZS' Commencemeni' Speakers George Miller .A,,,. Eldra Torre .,.,..,.,,, Oliver Phillips w,,,..,, Jaclc Kauffman .,,,,. Dolores De Fa ccio o,,,.. Democracy is Leonard Reynolds Blanche Rogers o,,,,V...,,,s,,,,,,oYo,,.s.,o,,,o,o7,,,...As.s,o....o,o,,,...,....,o,...........o..... Salurafion .......Defini+ion and Characrer of Democracy in America ..........,...............Oppor+uniry Alforded by Democracy Educarion for Democracy . ,....,,,. World Cirizenship in Democracy V ......................................,....Valedicrion Jrhe mighliesr pracrical force in The Universe. Annual S'I'a'Ff -Grover Cleveland. .......Ediror-in-Chief Earline Fedderly ,.,,.,... Frances Zaclc ,,.....,..., Dororhy Tang ,,,,.... Marrin Schuehle .,,....., Frank Hanson .,,,.,, Mr. Snyder ...,..,,... Miss Luccock ,,....... Miss Burgess ........ ..............Junior Ediror ..............Senior Arr Ediror Junior Arr Ecliror ....Senior Business Manager .....Junior Business Manager .................................Sponsor .......Senior Adviser ........Ar'r Adviser Five -:Zami in ii-n im C, H, S, Ell n-in n urn: The Senior's Farewell As we bid farewell, dear Cleveland As we go away from you. We wanl' To Thanlc you lcindly For The Things we've learned To do. IT is To you we owe our knowledge OT The presenT and The pasT And To The Teachers we are graTeTul For Their coaching To The lasT. So we say Goodbye, dear Cleveland, To The school we love so well, Knowing Truly ThaT your name. In our hearTs shall always dwell. ODETTA TOLFSON V CLASS FLOWERS WhiTe CarnaTion and Purple lris v AppreciaTion We, The Senior Class of I93O. Take This opporTuniTy oT expressing ou sincere appreciaTion To Mr. Snyder Tor his loyal worlc in The producTnon o our Annual. Six -1:-3:31 IL n-n um I 9 3 0 En in u ul mn: f Ruth A. Neal Entered january, 1927. College Preparatory Course. Expects to enter Bellingham Normal. Girls' Club 1. 2, 3. 45 Girls' Club Committee 3, 4' Y Honor Society, Secretary Senior Class, Intermediate Edi- tor of Journal 35 Secretary Latin Club 2. Abrams of occupation ix no! rest. Anthony Paul Milosevich Entered September, 1926. College Preparatory Course. Boys' Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Spanish Club President 2, 35 Honor Society Z: Operetta 2, 3, 45 jazz Orchestra, Vodvil 45 Senior Play, Hi-Y. And hir Hngers wandered nuisily over thc Worley. Leonard G. Reynolds Entered September, 1926. College Preparatory Course. Expects to enter the University of Washington. Boys' Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Vodvil 35 Traffic Squad, Annual Editor 4: Operetta 45 junior Annual Editor 35 Cleve- land Hi-Y, Secretary of Speakers' Club 4. Be yvurrelf, yau'1e all right. Georae R. Gordon Entered February, 1926. General Course. Expects to work in real estate office, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play, journal Advertising Manager 45 Vodvil 2, 35 Hi-Y, Traffic Squad. Wc rc going to fly high. Entered January, 1927 General Course Expects to attend business college. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, Volleyball, Bank Mabel R. Pennington 5 Cashier. Hockey, Baseball. X High aims are not the only thing. Miro Kinlrella Entered September, 1926. College Preparatory Course. Expects to enter the University of Washington. Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 15 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Traffic Squad 2. 3, 45 Football 45 Manager 35 Vice- Presiclent of Hi-Y 45 Senior Class Officer 45 Journal Sports Editor 45 Track Captain 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 President Big C Club 45 Boys' Club, Athletic Club Chairman 4. An alhlr-lc lu the nth degree. Fumi J. Hisayasu Entered January, 1926. General Course. Expects to go to sewing school. Girls' Club 1, Z, 3, 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Chairman Health Committee 4. 'Wark can make you a Jucce.fx. Frances I. Zack Entered September, 1926. General Course. LP Expects to be nurse. Girls' Club l. 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Art Editor df-J Annual 4. Light beaded, but only in color. Tenina Ruby Malrale Entered September, 1927. Commercial Course. Expects to work in an office. Girls' Club 1, 2. 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1. 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Hiking 2, 35 Volleyball 35 Volle - ball Manager 35 Tennis 1, 2, 35 Honor Society,2, 5 Three C Club 25 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Vodvil 45 Se or Play 4: Chairman Athletic Committee 45 Big C u 3. 4. l'll ncycr waxlc my lime. , Leonard Oia Entered September, 1926. X General Course. Boys' Club I, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play, Operetta 15 Fresh- man Secretary, Vodvil 15 Junior President. All work and no play maker Len a dull boy. 6:5151 ll ll-ll IE V1.7 Eight 5 H, S, Ell n-u u una-is Florence May Edson Entered September, 1928, from West Seattle General Course. Expects to work before going to college. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey 23 Hockey Manager 3. 43 Senior Play3 Chairman of Girls' Club Committee 3: Vice-President of Girls' Club 43 Honor Society 3: French Club 13 Vodvil 3, 4. Faithful to her idea: and work. Valda Burne'H Belknap Entered September, 1926. General Course. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 13 Chairman of Art Committee, Basketball 1. If il need: Ike arlirlic much, l'm there. Borgny M. Twiro Entered September, 1926. College Preparatory Course. Expects to enter the University of Washington. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Vodvil 3, 4: Presi- dent of Speakers' Club 43 French Club 2, 3. CaImne:s is a 'rare quality in human life. Wallace Lees Entered September. 1926, Academic Course. Expects to become a chemical engineer. Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Vodvil 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y Club. Traffic Squad, Operetta 13 Senior Play, Bookroom. A laugh ir worlb 500 gmmrf' Francis T. Williams Entered September, 1926. College Preparatory Course. Expects to enter college. Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 33 Vodvil 4. Im going lv go to college. Odelia Ellis Entered September, 1926. College Preparatory Course. Expects to enter the University of California. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Advertising Manager of Journal 43 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 43 Vodvil 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Girls' Club Committees. Odella H. Tolfson Entered September, 1926. Commercial Course. Expects to go East- Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Good work maker great 5ucce.fr. Jaclr E. Wiseman Entered September, 1926. General Course. Expects to be automobile mechanic. Boys' Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 1, 2. 3. 43 Opererta 1, 43 Glen Club 1, 2, 4. If it will ever run, it will run when I get fnirhedf' Rosemary Anseeuw Entered September, 1927. Commercial Course. Expects to enter business college. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. I have picked my man. Reffa M. Smiih Entered September, 1926. Commercial Course. Expects to be stenographer. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball. Hockey. lVark before plearuref' cziicn n in-n im I 9 3 0 mi in-u in nas-:ci Ruth E. Gagnon Entered September, 1926. Music Course. Expects to have business career. Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 45 Hockey, Operetta, Orchestra, French Club. Speech ir rilver, silence is gala'rn.', Joye B. Kavanaugh Entered September, 1926. General Course. Expects to attend Washington State College. Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 45 Hockey l, 2, 3. 45 Hockey lX'lan- ager 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Captain 1, Z 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Hiking 1, 2, 3, 45 Ten xis 3, 4' Track 45 Baseball l, Z, 3, 45 Baseball Manager 2, 3' G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Big C Club 2. 3, 45 Senior Play5 Vodvil 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 25 Girls' Club Athletic Conference 3. The courage lu acl on a sudden blirzrlwflln-1l'.v pep. Jack Van Woerden Entered September, 1926. College Preparatory Course. Expects to enter Washington State College. Boys' Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Vodvil 45 Senior Play 45 Hi-Y Club. VVhc-rc size murals. Louis S. Sfuller Entered September, 1926. College Preparatory Course. Expects to enter Annapolis Naval Academy. Boys' Club l, 2, 3, 45 President of Freshman Classg Manager of Football 25 Honor Society 2, 3: Operetta 2, 35 Vodvil 25 Football 45 Torch Society 4. llllll lry anything once. Fern W. Thorgerson Entered September, 1929. General Course. 'A Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 45 Vodvil 4. l Quiet but lfwugbtful of everybody. K Geraldine A. Sherry 'X Entered September, 1926. fi Music Course. K QT Expects to enter business college. N- Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey: Orchestra 2, 3, 45 French Club. I am quiel bu! I like my fur1,', Karl Anderson Entered january, 1926. General Course. Expects to enter business college. Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf Team 2, 3. 4. Reliable, steady, indiixlriourf' Florence A. Schmidl Entered January, 1927. Commercial Course. Expects to do office work. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. 45 Honor Society 4: Baseball 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary of Senior Class. I'll try to do anything. Adolph C. Conrad Entered September, 1926. General Course. Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Editor of Journal 45 Traffic Squad 4. Ambi!x'anr have no rigblf' Edith T. Lovancler Entered February, 1926. Commercial Course. Expects to take up linotype work. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Three C Club Z5 Speakers' Club 3, 45 Editor of Journal 4. l'll do my work. but ivan! my pleasure. v Nine czilmi-1--u--an-in----e E1 Ten H, S, an un-in n 113515 Maxine B. Slaighf Entered February, 1926. Commercial Course. Expects to be operator at Postal Telegraph. Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 43 Speakers' Club 3, 4g Three C Club 2. Doing good where ,quad ix needed. Alice l. Ward Entered September, 1926. General Course. Girls' Club l, Z, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Play 45 Operetta 3. Il Jucrcu on the slagef' Ruth Esther Carlson Entered January, 1926. Commercial Course. Expects to be stenogtapher. Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 4. Ready to help where :hc can. Jules C. Malzek Entered September, 1925. General Course. Expects to work. Senior Boys' Club l. 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew lg Speakers' Club I. Look our Work, bcre I rome. Virginia Picardo Entered January, 1926. Commercial Course. Expects to be stenographer. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Three C Club 2. Always in her place ready for Work. Berl' S. Norberg Entered September, 1926. Commercial Course. Expects to be a stenographer. Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4. I-Iappinesr comer with warren. T15 Melvin E. Knorr r, 1926. of few ward: are lbs bert. C. McVay 1927. to go to ess college 4: Hiking 4: Baseball 4: Operetta 4. 'If': the wire rival keep the xtill tongue. Marion Harvey Entered September, 1926. Commercial Course. Expects to teach dancing. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Vodvil l, 2. 33 Secret Teacher 4. Smile and the world smile: with you. George T. Wright Entered September, 1926. General Course. 1 . Club l, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 45 Basketball 41 ary to Expects to go to sea on the U. S. A. T. Dellwood. Boys' Club l, 2, 3, 4. Come with me if 'you want to travel. KCIEIEII Il ll-ll lm I 9 3 0 l3l--ll-ll--ll--4' -ME: Sam Allen Entered September, 1927. General Course. Boys' Club l, 2, 3, 45 Football, Speakers' Club, Track 3. I like to watch lbirigs grow. Pai Newman Entered September, 1926 General Course. Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 45 Hikes 4, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vodvil 3, 4: Speakers' Club 2, 3. Clever with ber hands. Marie Pinto Entered Septebmer, 1926. College Preparatory. Expects to enter university. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Playg Vodvilg Basketball 3. Don'l tell all you know. Dolores DeFaccio Entered September, 1926. College Preparatory Course. Expects to go to the University of Washington. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2g Secretary of Class 23 Operetta 25 Honor Society 2, 3, 49 President of Class 33 Debate 3, 45 Treasurer of Interscholastic Debate As- sociation 4g Valedictoriang Senior Play. Dorff argue with me. Jiro Mochizulli Entered September, 1926. Academic Architectural. Expects to work three or four years, then go to university. First Team Football 43 First Team Football Manager 3g Basketball l, 2, 3, 49 Glee Club lg First Team Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1. Dorff be a yes, ye: man. Henning Sundby Entered September, 1926. Expects to learn a trade. Boys' Club, Hi-Y, Basketball 4. I will make il rim. Eldra Torre Entered September, 1926. Commercial. Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball, Honor Society, Vice-Pres- ident Girls' Club, President Girls' Club, Service Bureau Work. Girly will be girls. Blanche Rogers Entered September, 1927. College Preparatory. Expects to work her way through university. Honor Society 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, Z5 Hockey lg Speakers' Club 25 Tennis 1, Salutatorian 3g Debate 1, Zg Basketball 1. If if: getling an education I'm ll7ere. Mary E. Torlai Entered September, 1926. Commercial Course. Expects to work. S. A. R. Oratorical Contest 45 Girls' Club I, 2, 3, 4. I am going lo be great when I am bigger. oliver R. Phillips Entered September, 1926. Industrial Arts. Expects to work in boat construction. Boys' Club I, Z, 3, 43 Stage 45 Candy Counter 4, Class Speaker 43 Honor Society 2. I'Il find a way ar make one. Eleven Q:-Elma u n-u in C, H, Irene Tazzioli Entered September, 1926. Commercial Course. Expects to do office work. Tennis, Basketball lg Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club: Girls' Athletic Association. Pep when pep is needed. William Austin Entered September, 1926. General Course. Expects to work on boat. Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play: Football 3. 4, Veda vi 2. I hurry nal. neither do I worry. lda Mae Holcenson Entered September, 1926. Commercial Course. Expects to enter business college. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2. Dorff talk unlerr you can say Jonlflhzngf' Norman Maudslien Entered September, 1929. Expects to work one year and then enter university. Traffic Squad 4, Stage Crew 43 Boys' Club Vice-Presi- dent 4: Hi-Y Club 4. I reckon I'm the cowboy at Cleveland. John Gunning Entered September, 1926. General Course. Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y Club: Operetta 43 Golf 1, 2, 3. If if: like golf I um do il. lrvin Jensen 9 Entered September, 1926. General Course. Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 3: Vodvil 1, Come what may, I am ready. Winnilred Rayner Entered September, 1926. Commercial Course. Expects to do business work. Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cleveland Commercial Club, G. A. A. Steady work will get you livers. Lawrence W. Steffen Entered January, 1926. General Course. Expects to go to work. Basketball lg Vodvil 1: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, When work interferer with pleasure, away mth work. Dora Bullock Entered September. 1926. Commercial Course. Expects to go to Washington State College. Girls' Club 1, Z, 3, 4: All-City Debate 43 Speakers' Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1. I want to know more about il. Ellen Sluns Entered September, 1926. Commercial. Ex ects to work or go to business college Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 23 Volleyball lg Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, Z5 Orchestra 1. 2. I want to be happy. Twelve Ell Il-ll ll IEIIEI-if cfsnzn n u-u um I 9 3 0 Ell n-u n 11312: Harriet Holm Entered September. 1926. General Course. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Vodvil 3. 4: Senior Play: Oper- etta 3, 4: Sports 4. I'1l bc anybody: friend. Vincent O'Keefe Entered September, 1926. Expects to go to business college. Honor Society, Latin Club, Journal Stall, Hi-Y. Li1tle boy. big ir1'eax. George W. Miller Entered january. 1927. College Preparatory. Expects to go to University of Washington. journal Staff 4: Commencement Speaker 4: President of Senior Class, French Club 2: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Torch Society 4: Vice-President of Junior Class. Presi- dent of Hi-Y 4: School Jazz Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4: Traffic Squad 4: Vodvil 2: Boys' Club 1. 2. 3. 4. They can'! stop me when I wanna gof, Donald Stevenson Entered September, 1926. College Preparatory. Expects to work one year and then go to college. PIean4rc fir!! for mc. William Segalla Entered September, 1927. General Course. Expects to go to work. Basketeball 2, 3. 4: Baesball 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y: Treasurer of Senior Class: Vodvil 4: Football 4: Tratnc Squad: Sec- retary of Junior Class. Can I play basketball loo? Emma Wallier Entered September, 1928. Home Economics. Expects to do library work. Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Girls' Club. I dorfl mind work but fbc'c'A something buzzer. Jaclt Kauffman Entered September, 1927. General Course. Expects to enter University of Washington. Boys' Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Debate 2, 3: Vodvil 1, 2, 3: Operetta 1, 2: Senior Play 3: Football Manager 3: Honor Society 2, 3: Speakers' Club 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y Club 2, 3: President of Hi4Y: Commencement Speaker: Vice-Presi- dent of Interscholastic Debate League. I would ralber give a speech. Clark Wallier Entered September, 1928. Industrial Arts. Expects to work. They conquer who believe lhcy cam' Jimmie Takahashi Entered January, 1927. General. Expects to do clerlting work. Boys' Club Representative: Roll Representative. Fm going to males good. Marlin L. Schuehle Entered September. 1926. College Preparatory. Expects to go to the university. Endurance, fan's1'gfnt, slrengtfr and skill. Thirteen C1-EIEl ll Il-ll IEI H, S, Ell u-n iz Gerald E. Lallin IEIIE-:Cv Entered September, 1925. General Course. Expects to enter business Hottentot, Hi-Y Club, college. Voclvil 2: Boys' Club President, Dorff try to :lop in mid-air. Eva Tronsen Entered September, 1926. Music Course. Expects to go to normal school. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 45 Hockey 33 Girls' Athletic Association 25 0 C Clubg Vodvil. peretta Lead 3: Operetta 25 Big Anybody can do il if they try. George De Vos Entered September, 1926. Industrial Arts Course. Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. If it has to Emily Alvina Klolz to enter Washin A. 2, 3, 4: Gir Club 3: French Clu be done, l'll do rt. September, 1927. gton State College. Club 2, 3, 4: Hockey Z, 3, 4: Basketball 3: 3: Big C Club 4: Volleyball 3: Tennis 4: ls, Club Health Committee 3: b 29 Thorobred Club. I am sure 'cares' are an enemy la life. v Class Day Our Lasl Assembly, ,. , George lvliller The Class of I93O .,,,..,, , , , ,, ,,,,, ,Sung by Seniors The Review ol Reviews lClass l-lisloryl , ,.,l3orqny Twilo A Legal Documenr lWilI of l93Oj .... ,... ..... .... E v a Tronsen Poem ...,.,, t S t .. .Vincenl O'Keeie Cleveland .....,,,.,.. ...., ....,, v... S u n g by School Who's Who Today ..,... .,... A rranged by Miro Kinlcella Time-Spring of 1940 Scene-Garden in Ne Characlers- Marion l-larvey Alice Ward Anihony Milosevich Leonard Oia The Seniors' Farewell ..,.,, We Wish You Luck, , Fourteen w Yorlc H .Odelra Tolison ,By School -:-Elma ii n-n im I 9 3 0 mi-ii-ii-new -113:19 Class of '30 We fhe class of i930 leave behind a hisfory of our pasf: a hisfory fhaf began and confinued 'rhrough four memorable years of pleasure, happiness and success. As we gafher up our pasf records we find fhaf in fhe fall of Sepfember, I926, one hundred eighfeen sfarey-eyed, green loolcing freshmen enfered Cleveland High, down in fhe old Georgefown School. The class was organ- ized wifh Miss Van Orsdal as our firsf adviser: Louis Sfuller wifh 'rhe aid of Leonard Oia presided over our firsf class meefing. Lyall Logan read fhe minufes and Marfina Sloane endeavored fo collecf fwenfy-five cenfs from us for fhe enfire year. The class parfy, a Chrisfmas evenf, was fhe main affracfion. ln our sophomore year we find our class under fhe leadership of Leonard Oia, Alberf Off, Delores DeFaccio, Odelia Ellis, and John Gunning. Mrs. Bailey assumed fhe adviser-ship for fhe year. Purple and whife were chosen as our class colors. Believing ourselves as quife imporfanf, we loolced down upon fhe frosh, wondering how fhey could be so ignoranf and we liffle realized fhere were any upperclassmen. Bur our Purple Pickle and Purple Pie Episode greafly reflecfed our foolishness as upperclassmen and rendered us penniless. Our iunior year broughf us a new affifude foward our school besides giv- ing us fhe exclusive privileges of upperclassmen by affending fhe iunior- senior dances. We find our members faking parf in clebafe, in club acfivifies, playing maior parfs in afhlefics, and carrying ofher school responsibilifies. Delores DeFaccio, George Miller, Willie Segalla, and Marfin Schuehle were our capable and efficienf leaders during fhis year. Miss Van Orsdal again acfed as our adviser. Af lasf, fhe senior year, fhe lasf and fhe biggesf year, arrived. lf found us in fhe posifion of dignified seniors, foo overcome wifh school responsibilifies fo fhinlc of anyfhing else. To guide us fhrough our lasf year, Miss Luccoclc acfed as our sponsor wifh George Miller, Miro Kinlcella, Rufh Neal, Florence Schmidf and Willie Segalla as our class officers. The Senior Play, Sevenfeen, by Boofh Tarlcingfon, presenfed under fhe direcfion of Miss Raine in fhe school audiforium on fhe evenings of January I6 and I7, enabled us fo presenf as a giff fo fhe school. The mafinee dances held during fhe year showed fhaf age and dignify had nof falcen away our youfhful desire fo dance. These enioyable dances were pleasanfly shared wifh fhe iuniors. Thirfeen of our members are in fhe honor sociefy and for fhe firsf semes- fer of our senior year, we received fhe scholarship plaque. On fhe annual moving up day we enferfained fhe resf of fhe school by willing all fhe excess advice and undesirable possessions fo fhe remaining classes: by forefelling fhe fufure of our members and presenfing a giff fo fhe school. The senior Brealcfasf was our lasf gef-fogefher before pracficing for Com- mencemenf. Af lasf fhe greafesf day arrived-- Commencemenf! We had reached our goal. Anofher graduafing class was added fo fhe hisfory of Cleveland l-ligh School. BORGNY TWITO. Fifteen -:Zami in ui-ii im C, H, S, En ii-ii Il- IEEE? JUNIOR BO r , n XJ N - Class of '3I jf. 'X FLQRENCE STROM .... .,. .... . ...,..,..... ...... . i ..A. s M ssssss Plesk-Jeni JOHN SHEEHAN ........7,, ...,,, V ice-PresidenT VlVlAN PEARSON ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4 ,,,,, , , ,Secretary JACQUELINE REYNOLDS ,..,, ,,,,,,,,, T reasurer MISS STACT-l ,, ....,, ,....., .,., .,,, . . . ,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,,,Adviser ln The Tall of I927 an ambiTious class oT green Treshmen enTered Cleve- land l-ligh School wiTh much spiriT. BuT This class was noT To sTay green. lT was soon geTTing organized. The class oTficers chosen Tor ThaT year were Fred Allen, presidenTg Florence STrom, vice-president Madeline WynanT, secre- Tary: Andrew Grant Treasurer. and KenneTh Thomas, Boys' Club represenTa- Tive. The class adviser, Miss Sorrell, helped The class come Through wiTh Tly- ing colors. EveryThing This class did was inTeresTing buT The mosT inTeresTing evenT was The Treshman meeT aTTer school. l-lere several evenTs were held, among which were relay races wiTh prizes Tor The winners. A box oT choco- laTes was given To The group scoring The highesT number oT poinTs. The Class OT '3I was beginning To win iTs place in Cleveland. I928 saw This class sTarTing righT oTf Tresh and sTrong, ready To TighT all oT iTs baTTles. The oTTicers Tor This year were Donald l-lill, presidenT: Florence STrom, vice-presidenT: Earline Fedderly, secreTary, and Guido Pellegrini, Treasurer. The class was immediaTely preparing Tor a class parTy ThaT would inTeresT every sTudenT oT The Class oT 3I. IT was decided To have a Kids' Krazzy Kollegef' This Kollege had many classes Tor The sTudenTs To go To, buT only a few minuTes were spenT in each class where iusT nonsense was Sixteen X 1 -:L-Elma in n-u im I 9 3 0 El! Si in IEll5:C' I X -ir 'A C' l X JUNIOR eims faughf. There was a big furnouf and everybody enjoyed himself greafly. ln I929, fhe Class of '3l showed ifs loyalfy fo Cleveland by having fhe largesf furnouf af several games and was well represenfed in school acfivifies. Miss Sfach became fhe class adviser fhis year. Florence Sfrom was elecfed presidenfp John Sheehan, vice-presidenfq Vivian Pearson, secrefary, and Jac- queline Reynolds, freasurer. Guido Pellegrini, one of Cleveland's champion debafers, comes from fhis famous class. We have confribufed fhe following sfudenfs fo fhe Honor Sociefy: Joe Arnold, Jane Johnson, Irene Mclnfyre, Guido Pellegrinif Jacqueline Reynolds, Elizabefh Schuehle, Mary Shiomi, Florence Sfrom and Dorofhy Tang. The junior-senior dances were affended by greaf numbers, every one of which enioyed dancing, refreshmenfs and enferfainmenfs given by fellow classmafes. Jusf keep your eye on fhis class and wafch if confinue fo make a name for ifself in ifs lasf year. The afhlefes of fhe Class of 3l form fhe baclcbone of fhe afhlefic feams. l.. Morris, J. Sheehan, F. Marolich, B. Mcphillips, K. Thomas, and D. Hill have played on fhe Eagles' foofball, baslcefball and fraclc or baseball feams. B. Beffi and D. Taylor represenf fhe class in foofball and fraclcp while D. Samp- son sfars on fhe baseball fearn. The 3l-ers have won fhe annual class bas- lcefball championship fwice in succession and fied for fhe inframural fraclc championship once. -VIVIAN PEARSON. Seventeen czsnzu u in-in im C, H, S, En n-in in ima-19 Q N? Class of '32 MARTIN WOLD ,.Y.. ,,.PresidenT BENNER TAY LUN kv, ,.,, ., , .,..,,.... Vice-PresidenT WILFRED WHITE .ff I ....,,,,....,, , I ,,,,,,. SecreTary MONROE BULL .... ,, Y,.... , .,,. Treasurer MISS RAINE , . ..., I ,.,..,, ,....,,,,..,...A.....,,,,.....,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, , , , .Adviser ln SepTe be one hundred sixTy-six Eaglefs under The leadership oT Miss' Raine sTarTed Their second year oT high school liTe aT Cleveland. Early in The TirsT semesTer we chose our class oTTicers under whose lead- ership we have had a mosT successful year, always To be remembered by The Class oT '32. , As sophomores we have parTicipaTed in almosT all of The acTiviTies oT Cleveland: while our enrolImenT in The I-lonor SocieTy is small, only six, we hope To do beTTer as we go along. In sporTs we have been more Than successful. Mr. LisTon reporTs ThaT good maTerial is conTained in The sophomore class, and Teels conTidenT ThaT we will do our parT in TooTball and baseball. Mr. LisTon may well have conTi- dence in us as we will do our parT in puTTing over a good Team. , Mr. PeI+ier's baslceTball Team succeeded in placing Third in The ciTy line-up. He considers The sophomores The besT aThleTes in The school aT The presenT Time. They represenT, he sTaTes, Two-Thi-rds oT The school's Turn- ouT. WiTh such a boasT as ThaT we have much To live up To. ln golf, Mr. l-lassenmiller reporTs he has good maTerial Tor a winning Team, and wiTh conscienTious pracTice he hopes To develop in Joe Rossi and Benner Taylor aT leasT Two sTars Tor Cleveland. Eigbtecn M W yr v f y 'x T' 'mf ,x,V A- I '- , V ,,, SOPI-IOMORE GIRLS lf is inferesfing fo know fhaf ouf of sixfeen medals given in fhe Infra- mural Class Mee'r, fhe sophomores won ren, proving our leadership in Jrraclc. Our acfivifies, however, have nof been enfirely confined fo sporfs. ln fhe Vodvil rhe sophomores gave a song and dance number called Sopho- more Daze, wifh Erfa Rufh Meehan, Florence Zorn, Mary Cafherin Ward, Marfin Wold, Fred Allen, Wilfred Whife, coached by Miss Raine. A greaf many of our members joined eifher of fhe Glee Clubs and parricipafed in 'rhis year's producfion, Tulip Time, an opereffa in fwo acfs. Our social evenfs of rhe year where vim and pep prevailed was rhe Sophomore Frolic, held fhe IO'rh of April, l93O. A special lunch was served in fhe lunch room where Ken Bradley led us in a few yells, our orchesfra played several snappy numbers. A+ 3:30 fhe program was in full swing in fhe audiforium. Our rwo masfers of ceremony, Paul Werle and Opal Johnsfon, gave a clever number enfirled The Trombonehead. This was followed by a one-acr play called When Love ls Young, fhe players being Marrha Bil- ingsly, Agnes Marfelez, Esfelle Winch, and Richard Anderson. Bruna De Faccio gave her version of My Daddy. Calce Dixies and all day suckers were served: fhus ended a perfecr day. Wirh rwo successful years of high school life, and wifh The vision of fwo more years ahead of us, we are sure we shall achieve even higher degrees of excellence. WI LFRED WHITE. Nineteen A LLM cf-Elma in n-in im C, H, S, EI in-in li :maize FRESHMAN BOYS Class of '33 BENNET BRENNA ,,..Y,.. ,,,.,,.....,Y..V,Y..,.,,7A..,,,.,.,,,.. ,YY.,.,Y,....,,, P r esidenT JAY TODD ....,........ ,....... V ice-Presidenf PERCY TAYLOR ..,,...,,... ,,,,,,,,,,,A, S ecreTary JEANETTE LARSON ..,,., A.,...,,.. T reasurer MISS LEAVITT ............. ,,,A,.,,, A dviser When school opened in SepTember and The roll oT welcome was Taken in The Treshmen class, we discovered we could boasT an enrollmenT oT 209 High- landers eager Tor whaT Cleveland had To oTTer us in The nexT Tour years. lvliss LeaviTT assumed The leadership oT The class To help us in our Treshman year. The class elecTed The Tollowing oTTicers: BenneTT Brenna, president Jay Todd, vice-presidenT1 Percy Taylor, secreTary, and JeanneTTe Larson, Treas- urer. ln March our presidenT, BenneTT Brenna had To leave school. Jay Todd Then Took The oTTice oT presidenT. As iT has been The cusTom To have The class parTy around l-lallowe'en we had ours early in November, l929. ln a program in The audiTorium some OT The girls showed Their skill aT dancing and some oT The boys did Tumbling acTs. KenneTh l-lalvorsen, ClayTon Seigleman and Bob Sheehan, who aT ThaT Time became our recognized yell leaders, led us in a Tew yells. The parTy ended in The caTeTeria wiTh plenTy OT cider and doughnuTs. A greaT many oT The boys have Turned ouT Tor aThleTics during The year. AlThough The Treshman TooTball boys, under The coaching OT Mr. Kelly did noT win any games, They showed Their TighTing spiriT. A Tew oT The ouTsTand- Twenty . T .T y , It 4' W ' r L 7 ezines in n-n im I 9 3 you n-u in LV. IEE-19 Y ' l i 3 -If .44 -Q a V 1 ri NJ 2 ing players are KenneTh l-lalvorsei-il-larold PacqueTTe, ClayTon Seigleman, and Bruno SuTTredini. I Under The leadership oT Gordon Condon, our baslceTball Team did beTTer, winning Tour games ouT oT eighT. Kem3eTh Edland, Harold PacqueTTe, Ken- neTh Halvorsen and ClayTon Seiglemanfplayed well. Mario Vincenzi was The only Treshmaln Toimalce The TirsT Team in baseball and baskeTloall. Mario Vincenzi and lv1ilcefShea boTh made TirsT Team TooT- ball. There are Two Treshmen, Harold Pacqu5eTTe and KenneTh Edland, Turning ouT Tor Traclc. T In golT, Louis Babich and Percy Taylor are Two oT The leading poinT men oT Cleveland. AlberT SmiTh and Gov Quay also made The golf Team. The Class OT '33 has a good membership in The l-lonor SocieTy wiTh six pupils. Carl l-loll, lsadore Cordas, Nellie Salcura, Jay Todd, Ellen May U'Ren and Mario Vincenzi received The one-bar pin This year. We have also Taken an acTive parT in The school perTormances. Members oT The Class oT '33 are included in The opereTTa casT. One oT The acTs in The Vodvil, called Singing in The Rain, was sung by a group oT Treshmen girls. The class has organized an orchesTra consisTing oT Two banios, a violin, a clarineT, corneT and piano. ln February, l93O, TorTy-Tive new Treshrnen enTered high school. They were welcomed aT a class rally and pep meeTing which wenT oTT wiTh such spiriT The new members were sure ThaT They had come inTo The besT class in The world. WiTh Two hundred and TiTTy-Tour Treshmen in The Class OT '33, we believe ThaT we can bring new honors To Cleveland. PERCY TAYLOR. Tnvznty-on r X. by -:lauren ,X ad n-n s em C, H, S, En n-n n IEIIEI-C' NK 1 'x Honor Socie+y ...,, ,,,, ,,,,, , ,,,,,YY,,,,,,, ,AAA .VVY Y V V Y W Pregfdenf PAT NEWMAN -....7,f,,.. Vice-Presidenr FLORENCE STROM , , ,Secre+ary-Treasurer Adminisfraiion Froni Row4l.ef+ 'ro right Misses Carroway, Brown, Suflwerland, Simmons. Back Row- -Leff 'ro right Messrs. Gridley, Nardin, Mark. Twenty-tu fc:-3131: n ii-n im I 9 3 0 Ell in-n ll IEIIEZC' Mr. lmus, Coach: Dolores Deliaccio: Jack KauTliman: Miss FooTe, Coach. Dora Bullock: Guido Pellegrini' Irene MclnTyre. DebaTe For Three long years The Cleveland debaTe Teams have worked and slaved To mold Themselves inTo a well organized, TighTing, never-say-die debaTe ag- gregaTion. And now Tor The TirsT Time in Cleveland's hisTory They have cap- Tured a ciTy championship. The Eagles closed The season wiTh six vicTories To Their crediT and sevenTeen ouT OT a possible TwenTy-Tour judges' decisions. Unanimous decisions were won Trom GarTield, RoosevelT and Ballard: Queen Anne, Franklin and WesT SeaTTle were deTeaTed Two-To-one, while The Eagles bowed clown wiTh Two-To-one decisions To Lincoln and Broadway. Four conTesTanTs represenTed Cleveland during The enTire year. Three oT These, Dolores DeFaccio, Jack KauTTman and Guido Pellegrini, were de- baTe leTTer winners: Dora Bullock enTered Torensics This year. The squad was sTrengThened by able subsTiTuTes. Fred Allen worked ThroughouT The debaTe season: Jay Todd and June Nichelson worked on The TirsT quesTion: MarTin Schuehle and Richard Anderson joined The Torces on The lasT guesTion. WiTh The championship came honors To Cleveland. The CiTy DebaTe Championship i929-i930 banner, awarded by The ciTy debaTers, was pre- senTed To The school aT a debaTe assembly in May. AT This Time a represenTa- Tive Trorn The UniversiTy oT WashingTon awarded The Badgers' cup, a Trophy placed each year in The winning S-eaTTle high school. CDraTory Irene lvlclnTyre represenTed Cleveland in The S. A. R. conTesT. Our Times oraTor was Guido Pellegrini. Miss FooTe was oraTorical coach. DORA BU LLOCK. Twenty-tb rec -:limi ii ii-n im C, H, S, En ii-ii ii 1:55-1:- x T, f Top Row--LeT'T To RghT: Adolph Conrad, Edifh Lovander, Frank Hanson, Oscar Fredericks. BoTTorn: Mr. Snyder. Journalism '29-'30 ATTer ending a successful sales campaign, The journalism class of I929, consisTing oT TwenTy-seven sTudenTs under The sponsorship oT Mr. Snyder, en- Tered upon whaT was To prove To be one oT The besT semesTers in The hisTory of The Journal. The Journal sTaTT Tor The TirsT Ten weeks consisTed oT Adolph Conrad, ediTor7 June Nichelson, associaTe ediTor: Jack Sheehan and Earline Fedderly. sporTs ediTors: George Gordon and Odelia Ellis, adverTising rnanagersy Frank Purdy, circulaTion manager: EdiTh Lovander and Maxine SlaighT, TeaTure edi- Tors, and Madeline WynanT, junior high ediTor. AT The end oT The TirsT Ten weeks, The cusTornary change in The sTaTT was made wiTh EdiTh Lovander Taking over The duTies oT ediTor3 Frank Hanson, associaTe ediTor, and Earline Fedderly, sporTs ediTor. George Gordon and Odelia Ellis remained adverTising managers and Frank Purdy, circulaTion man- ager. Maxine SlaighT and DoroThy Lovancler were TeaTure ecliTors and Made- line WynanT, junior high ediTor. The sTaTT Tor The TirsT Ten weeks oT The semesTer sTarTing in January was as follows: Frank Hanson, ediTorq Oscar Fredricks, associaTe ediTorg MargareT Edson, TeaTure ediTorg wiTh John Byrd and Oliver Phillips as associaTesg Miro Kinkella, sporTs ediTor3 wiTh Don Hill and Don Sampson as associaTesg adver- Tising manager, Frank Purdy, wiTh George Miller as associaTe, and ReTTa SmiTh, circulaTion manager. Florence 5Trom was junior high ediTor. Oscar Fredericks was ediTor Tor The remaining Ten weeks oT The school year, wiTh Anne Warwick as associaTe ediTor. These were The only changes in The sTaTT. FRANK HANSON. Twenty-four I i 5 fczilmn n in-n im I 9 3 0 EIT in-n in IElE:3' BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS Back-Mr. Nardin, Adviser. Froni' Row--Norman Maudslien, MarTin Schuehle, Lee Morris. Boys' Club Under The supervision OT Mr. Nardin, our presenT adviser, The Boys' Club has had a very successTul year. IT has Tried To geT new ideas Tor The boys on many occupaTions and has had various speakers represenTing diTFerenT occupaTions speak To us aT Boys' Club meeTings. The club's idea is To help each boy pick ouT a vocaTion so he can sTrive To prepare himselT Tor The work he is To Take up aTTer he graduaTes. Besides promoTing This purpose, The Boys' Club has managed all oT The inTerschool aThleTic Teams-TooTball, baskeTball, baseball. golT and Track. IT is The sponsor oT oTher organizaTions such as The TraTTic squad, The Big C Club, and oTher minor acTiviTies. The club esTablished a new sysTem This year Tor geTTing inTormaTion To The boys. Each week a bulleTin is published in which is inTormaTion abouT whaT The diTTerenT clubs have been sponsoring and The hisTory OT some Tamous man OT our counTry, a hisTory able To inspire The members To meeT growing re- sponsibiliTies. The oTTicers Tor The year have been MarTin Schuehle, presidenTg Norman Maudslien, vice-presidenT, and Lee Morris, secreTary-Treasurer. lvlarTin Schuehle managed The aTTairs oT The club very well and To him goes much OT The crediT Tor This year's success. This is a bird's-eye view OT whaT The Cleveland High School Boys' Club has been doing and whaT iT will do in The coming year. LEE MORRTS. Twcnly-five 2fLJEIll u u-n nm C, H, S, En u-u n muz- Trrcnlx 1 x 1:-ami in in-il im I 9 3 0 Eu n-n in H3513 FooTbaH Hike! The ball is snapped To The Tullback who Tades back, poises, and Then releases a long, beauTiTuI pass. IT spirals inTo The end zone where a nesT of players have quickly gaThered. Someone has iT! Oh-The ball has nesTled inTo The arms oT The Cleveland quarTerback. A Touchdown aTTer Two Tull years oT TirsT Team TooTball in The lasT quarTer oT The lasT game oT The season. A moral vicTory-alThough Ballard won This parTicular game 26 To 6. Cleveland's red warriors won a repuTaTion oT TighT among The oTher schools oT The ciTy, alThough They losT every game oT l929 by a decisive score. Coach LisTon Taced The season wiTh buT Two leTTermen. WiTh buT one or Two excepTions none oT The oTher men oT The squad had ever Turned ouT Tor TooTball. The Team opened The season SepTember 27, wiTh Lincoln. The Lynx rolled up a mosT overwhelming score over The inexperienced Eagles, 67 To O. Queen Anne won 34 To O on OcTober l2. The Team hi+ a TighTing sTride in The Broadway game, OcTober I9, ouT- playing The Tigers in more Than one parT oT The game, buT were unable To score. Broadway was lucky To geT 23 poinTs. A sTrong machine Trom Franklin had ToTaled 23 aT The end oT The conTesT on November 2. RoosevelT won, November 9, over The eleven 2l To O in a pool oT mud and waTer. Ballard won The curTain dropper 26 To 6. The FaTher-Son AThleTic BanqueT saw TwenTy men receive leH'er awards. William AusTin, Miro Kinkella, Jiro Mochizuki, MarTin Schuehle, Louis STuller, Willie Segalla, John WaTson, and Clarence Willers are Those who received leTTers, buT being seniors, will noT reTurn nexT Tall. Twelve leTTermen, Cecil Burcey, Donald Hill, Warren Lindler, Donald MaTheson, Ben McPhillips, Frank Marolich, Lee Morris, Johnny Sheehan, Mike Shea, Ken Thomas, Mario Vincenzi, and Percy Wood, are expecTed To reTurn. -DON l-llLL. BasebaH ' This season has been one oT The besT since Cleveland enTered TirsT Team baseball. Even Though The Team losT The game which decided wheTher we would be in The upper division, neiTher Coach LisTon, The Team nor The sTudenTs were discouraged. One oT The besT chuckers in The prep league, Red Sampson, an able assisTanT, Frank Marolich, Tive more leTTermen and Two rookies, Jack Sheehan, Lee Morris, Willie Segalla, Ken Thomas, Mario Vincenzi, AI OTT, and Don MaTheson, gave mosT oT The Teams a hard baTTle. AbouT mid-season Cleveland received a seT-back when Ken Thomas's nose was broken while Throwing The ball around The inTield. AlThough This gave l-lurley Ringer a chance To uncover his abiliTy aT second base, The dif- Terence showed plainly. OT The TwenTy men on The squad Those who Turned ouT Tor Their TirsT year and oughT To be good maTerial nexT season are l-lurley Ringer, Ray l-laughTon, ErnesT Henry, Mike Rosella, Percy Wood, Louis Oliva, Frank Sal- Terelli, Jack Euckner and MarTin Price. -Louie Oliva. T :verily-5 -:I-Elm:- u n-u em C, H, S, En n-n n H3519 Twenty-eight -::ami in ii-ii im I 9 3 0 mi ii-ii ii 1131529 Baskc-:Tball The baskeTball season has been The mosT successTul season oT Cleveland's hoop hisTory. Cleveland enTered Tour Teams in The league: Treshman, sopho- more, second, and TirsT Teams. Coach LisTon handled The TirsT and second Teams and Coach PelTier The soph and The Trosh Teams. The TirsT Team Tinished in The upper division in TourTh place. The boys beaT Garfield, Broadway, Ballard, WesT SeaTTle and Franklin. When Cleve- land beaT Franklin iT was considered as one oT The biggesT upseTs in many years. Franklin was heading Tor The championship before meeTing Cleve- land. The play-OTT games were losT by noT more Than Three poinTs, esTablish- ing Cleveland's championship caliber. The boys who won leTTers Tor The TirsT Team were AI OTT, Torwardg Frank lvlarolich, cenTer: BerT Norberg, Torward7 Mike Kinkella, cenTerg Lee Morris. Torwardg Willie Segalla, guard: Mario Vincenzi, guard: John Sheehan, Tor- ward, and Frank Vincenzi, guard. Cleveland will lose Three oT iTs TirsT Team regulars by graduaTion. The play- ers who will graduafe are BerT Norberg, Mike Kinkella and Willie Segalla. The second Team Tinished in eighTh place, buT ThaT doesn'T mean ThaT The Team was oT low caliber. The boys had Trouble in geTTing sTarTed. By The end of The season They were winning games by large margins. The second Team leTTer winners were Brunno BeTTi, Benny McPhillips, Ken Thomas, John CoTelos, Henning Sundby, Fred Frangillo, Eldon Cranfill and Frank SmiTh. The soph and Trosh Teams also had a good year. BoTh Teams 'Finished in The upper division. These boys will soon be molded inTo championship Teams. SECOND TEAM STanding: John WaTson, Eldon Cranfill, Bruno BeTTi, Frank Marolich, Ken Thomas, Frangello. Kneeling: Ben McPhillips, John CoTelos. Twenly-ni cami u u-n um C, H, S, mn n-n in nan? Firsl Team Leif io righlz MR. LISTON. a real coach. who knows -lhe game from A fo Z. WlLLlE SEGALLA. brainy pivof man. one of 'rhe besl in 'rhe cify. AL OTT, Cleveland high poinf guard, well known by opposing learns. FRANK HANSON, firsl' 'team manager. He did a good iob. MARIO VENCENZI. CIeveland's besl on defense. Aslc NiHy Nichols. Leif +o righi: BEN MCPHILLIPS, a fuiure pivol man. Wafch his dusf. KEN THOMAS, a baslcefball analysi. He underslands 'the game. MIRO KINKELLO, Cleveland's besl' foul shol. He can find 'rhe hoop. FRANK MARDICH, a coming cenfer. He gels fhe 'lip-off. LEE MORRIS, an improved player. He'll show you more nexf year. Thirty -:fauna n u-u un I 9 3 0 EJI n-u n IEIE-fi' Freshman Foofball Team QB' W Baclc RowAl.el+ lo righl: Ar+ Tibeau, George Peck, John Domlc, Arl Broom, Bob Merril, Leslie Evans, Mr. Kelly, Roy Jurich, Frank l-losfalc, Marcel Poussler. Fronl RoweLefl' fo riqhf: Percy Taylor, John Seqalla, Claylon Sieqleman, Bruno Surlrecllni, Rocco Moscheflo, George Miaullis. Sophomore Baslcefball Teva Back RowfLeH lo righl: Benner Taylor, Spencer Edlancl, Alex Kalamer, Sixfen Norberg, Ray l-laughlon. Fronf Row-Lefl lo riqhl: Percy Wood. Mike Rosella. Tbirly-one czeuzn n in-n im C, H, S, EJI ii-ii in IGI?-if GolT The l93O Cleveland golT season began wiTh a deTeaT by Franlclin wiTh The score oT I7 To 7. The Tollowing week The siTuaTion was reversed by a I5 To 9 vicTory over Lincoln. VicTories over Queen Anne, Lincoln and a Tie wiTh WesT SeaTTleg de- TeaTs by Franlclin, Garwfield, RoosevelT, Ballard and Broadway gave The Eagles a hard-earned Tie Tor sixTh place wiTh WesT SeaTTle. Benner Taylor and Percy Taylor were The only leTTermen To reTurn This year. Considering The players' inexperience The boys made a good showing. For individual scoring Josph Rossi won I7 poinTs, Percy Taylor l5, Louis Babich I3lf2, Benner Taylor lOlf2, Marvin Nelson 8lf7, and Karl Anderson 8. All oT These boys are To receive Their leTTers. Those who compleTed The Team are Frank SmiTh, AlberT SmiTh, Gov Quay, and John Byrd. A biT oT good news To Mr. T-lassenmiller is ThaT all excepT Karl Anderson will be back To play golT nexT year. -Joe Rossi. Track Displaying The TighTing hearTs Tor which They have always been Tarnous. Cleveland Traclc sTars ToughT cloggedly To mass poinTs in Their meeTs and succeeded in no liTTle exTenT, Taking inTo consideraTion The small size oT The squad and The scarciTy oT experienced men. The mosT brillianT exhibiTions were made by Kinlcella, Hill, and CranTield. The sophomores showed Their abiliTy by placing second in The Freshman- Sophomore All CiTy Traclc lv1eeT, and should be valuable asseTs To Coach PelTier's nexT season squad. Iniuries and lack oT a good iurnping piT hinder d The squad, buT aHin all The season was a success. ., i. x is n . . YELL LEADERS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Ken Bradley, Clarence MarrioT, Merle Harold PacqueTTe, Frank MalavoTTe, Clay- Kimball. Ton Siegleman. Gordon Condon. KenneTh Edland. Thirty-two CfElEl--T-I+!-II--IE I 9 3 0 En :Wa n uznzca Sql X A 6 Thirty-lb ree if X x 0 1 NA' -...,.. -psnnn Xxx . . Girls' Club The Girls' Club oT Cleveland l-ligh School was organized in The Tall oT l924 wiTh Miss Beryl SmiTh as adviser. Much work was accomplished. A con- sTiTuTion was drawn up, oTTicers were insTalled, and commiTTees were ap- poinTed. In SepTember oT I928, Miss EThel SuTherland became The girls' adviser. During The ensuing year The Two mosT ouTsTanding accomplishmenTs oT The club were The organizaTion oT The Cleveland Service Bureau and The cam- paign Tor appropriaTe dress. Several new commiTTees were Tormed. During The presenT year The club has gradually been broadening iTs acTivi- Ties. The work has been divided inTo several deparTmenTs. Each oT The Tive cabineT oTTicers is The sponsor oT one deparTmenT consisTing ol: several diTTer- enT commiTTees. In addiTion To The regular work, PersonaliTy and VocaTional Cozies have been organized. The purpose oT The PersonaliTy Cozies is To promoTe higher sTandards oT conducT and dress. A diTTerenT vocaTion is discussed aT each meeTing oT The VocaTional Cozy. In addiTion To doing work in The school, The Girls' Club also carries on ex- Tensive social work To beneTiT The communiTy. A TinToil drive was held Tor The beneTiT oT The OrThopedic HospiTal, TiTTy baskeTs were packed and delivered by The girls' and boys' clubs aT Thanksgiving Time, a cloThing drive was held, scrap books were made Tor children in The WashingTon Children's Home, EasTer eggs were dyed Tor The children aT The Deaconess SeTTlemenT, and flowers were supplied Tor The CiTy l-lospiTal. The work oT The Girls' Club is highly valued by The high school. IT is a con- sTanT inTluence Tor good in The lives oT The girls. Many desirable qualiTies are developed in The girls who Take acTive parT in Girls' Club work. These are qualiTies oT leadership, paTience, responsibiliTy, TacT, undersTanding, cheerfulness, and The arT oT being able To make many new Triends. The oTTicers Tor This year have been Eldra Torre, presidenTg Florence Ed- son, vice-presidenTg Florence STrom, secreTaryg Evelyn Richards, Treasurer, and Anne Warwick, corresponding secreTary. FLORENCE STROM. Thirty-four 1,1 . N, 6-E!lEl lEII I 9 3 O m'1 i3li1 ms5o - .lily l f N ' .L Mijfl A SQ X- Hiking Wifh arolyn Willers acling as manager, hiking proved 'ro be one of The mos? acfive of The oufside sporls offered 'rhis year. Seola Beach and For+ Lawfon were 'rwo of +he places reached by various groups of Salurday hikers, while afler-school hikes were made 'ro Ml. Baker Park and Ice Cream Falls. EUZABETH SCHUEI-ILE. 7 G. A. A. ln lhe beginning of 'rhe year, Earline Fedderly, vice-presidenl' of 'rhe Girls' Club was presidenl' of +he G. A. A. Afler she resigned in The middle of +he year, Florence Edson became vice-presidenlr and presiden+ of 'rhe 6. A. A. The Cleveland delegafion, af Jrhe all-cil'y Girls' A'rhle+ic Associalion Field Day, was elecled secrelary of lhe meer. The meel' was held during a week- end al Denny Camp across 'rhe Sound. The delegarion was composed of Earline Fedderely, Elizaberh Schuehle, Joye Kavanaugh, Chrissy Skelly and Amy Jay. SW' FLORENCE EDSON. Thirty-five J -2:-31:11 ir ir-n um C, H, S Girls' Baslc WiTh a number OT veTeran rn winning This year's baslceTball The posiTion OT laTer Taken by PaTienc Team, while Madeline mores, and DoroThy Team heir Team, The seniors succeeded aT TirsT held by Eleanor Willers, was was also capTain oT The senior led The Iuniors, Eleanor Willers The sopho- The Treshmen. -EARUNE FEDDERLY. Hockey For The TirsT pracTice OT The hockey season, ThirTy-Tour girls Turned ouT. Florence Edson was elecTed manager by The G. A. A. Two Teams were chosen wiTh Joye Kavanaugh, capTain of The senior-freshman Team and Carolyn Wil- lers, capTain oT The junior-sophomore Team. MADEUNE WYNANT. Thirty-.fix , .7 . Q 4 f 1fJ+TW 'Ulf .r 4 -:limi ii in-ii Am I 9 3 0 En ii-in ii 11:15:0- , s A , ,RN Volley san Winning seven oul' of eighl games, lhe iuniors successfully won 'rhe volley ball championship for 'rhis year. The credil of This viclory was given +o 'rhe girls' improved slcill in serving and lheir abilily lo lceep The ball moving. The posilion of manager was handled by Ubris l-larney. The class caplains were Barbra lvlcVay, senior: Elsie Sullivan, iuiiiior1'Rulh Johnson, sophomore, and Phyllis l-lolmquisl, freshman. yd GUDRUN SMITH. Girls' Baseball i Under The careful managemenl of Elizabelh Scheuhle, baseball proved eminenlly successful 'For lhe year l93O. Two Teams were elecled by lhe cap- lains Joye Kavanaugh and Doris l-larney. A lournamenl' of games was played. JOYE KAVANAUGH. Thirty-:ev 7 Q:-Elma ii n-n i im C, H, S, mi 'Jil--ll n imeja Girls' Track The evenls oriered were baskelloall and baseball lhrow for accuracy and disrance, fifiy-yard dash, and 'rhe hop, srep and jump. Very few girls could make 'rhe baseball rhrow for disranceg lhe filly-yard dash was 'rhe mosl' popu- lar among rhe girls. Each one of 'lhese evenis 'rhe girls could do gave lhem poinis foward Jrheir Big C. CAROLYN WILLERS. Cleveland Hi-Y William Ausrin, Cecil Burcey, Adolph Conrad, Fred Frangello, George Gordon, John Gunning, Donald l-li-ll, Claylon l-lixon, Jack Kauriman, Miro Kinkello, Gerald La+'rin, Wallace Lees, Frank Marolich. Norman Maudslien. Ben McPhillis, Basil Miaullis, George Miller, Anrhony lvlilosivirch, Lee Morris, Vincenf O'Keefe, Louis Oliva, Leonard Reynolds, Bolo Schuehle, lvlarrin Schuehle. Willie Segalla, Mike Shea, John Sheehan, Louis Sluller, Henning Sundloy. Thirty eight Elms u u-u em I 9 3 0 EH n-u Il IEIESG Thirty-nine eialmi in eu-u um C, H, S, EII in-ii ii uz1iE::- .u ,ws P '1 Vodvil Aer l. In Topsy Turvy Land. Acr 6. Sophomore Daze. Aol 2. Yankee Doodle Clog Acr 7. The Tumbling Fools. Aol' 3. Two Crooks and a Lady. Aol 8. Dixie Clog. Aol 4. Frosh Frolics. Ad 9. The Pirares. Ad 5. l-loodinx. Announcers: Two Blaclc Crows. Sponsored by Miss Luccock V . X i iii X . swf ls' 'Xl'-3' 1 I I , 1 7. Tulip Time -- 'J ' Wilh Lorraine While, Mikel Shea, Mary Calherine Ward, and Wilfred f While aclring rhe leading roles, lhis year's Operella, presenred May I6 and ' I7, was one of The besl and mosl colorful produclions ever offered al Cleveland. The enlire produclion was under lhe supervision ol Miss Elledge and Miss Kelly, wirh Mr. Spalding and The srage crew 'raking care of The scenery and lighling. -ERLINE FEDERLY. Fmly ciinzn an iv-ii ua I 9 3 0 Ell in-in n WEE-:Q Il II Sevenfeen Seven'reen, a comedy of youfh in love, by Boollw Tarlcinglon, was pre- senled January I7 ancl I8 by llie Senior Class under +l'ie direclion of Miss Raine. The casl included Wallace Lees as Willie Baxler, Alice Ward and Florence Edson as Lola Prall, Dolores DeFaccio as Jane Baxler, Harrier l-lolm and Tenina Malcale as May Parclwer, William Auslin as Mr. Baxler, Jack Van Woerden as Mr. Parcher, Jack Kauffman as Johnnie Walson, George Gordon as Joe Bullill, Leonard Ola as George Crooper, Joye Kavanauqh as Miss Bolce, Anllwony Milosevicln as Genesis, and Maria Pin+o as Mrs. Baxler. DOLORES DE FACCIO. H J Orcl1es+ra Forty-on efflux n n-an um C, H, S, mn n-u ua nan? ,il J, IA, x 1 f Rs P 5, . , ' x g , 'WW , M - Eff 545 ' X 'VI AW, M Av I 4 ll , 'X at A ! Q V - A A A3 , X K., , ,457 M r fig., ' '4 5 !i'.,ji' ' ,A 1 ' -- isggl x A Y ' I - ' LA , Z 1? his, 4 -V-N s -ma' 'JZ K A W , , . .4 f x i 'Wg Muklb, . 34717 1 ' ' M Q A g ' AY ,FH V I fyjwfngt .' '. ' df 4' 'J I . :3 f- nf Lpn.. , 2 ou 'Nj 'If .uf-if ff k M 1 U f. .i fQ1?n Q5 5 A Nh if 1 ' 7-0 Q . ANI gp' V IQ WL f 91 .t .NS UA' ff f lf, 7 'N K. ' ,. 2' S55 :Ma ll slay W 1 V , if 1 , V5-7' N. I j . iv F xx! -' dm ' ' ' zz- 2, 2 ' . , , .F i K i 1 7- If V 'lr Forty-two x Q:-Elma n n-n im I 9 3 0 EII il-u in IEE-13, GROVER CLEVELAND JUNIOR I-IIGI-I SCHOOL The acTiviTy program oT The Cleveland Junion I'-Iigh School is planned wiTh The inTenT oT appealing in some way To all The pupils. The Boys' Club and Girls' Club, To which each sTudenT belongs, meeTs once a monTh. Then There are acTiviTy clubs oT various kinds which meeT every oTher week. STu- denTs have The privilege oT seIecTing a new club aT The beginning oT each semesTer. These, wiTh assemblies which various groups oT pupils give, com- pIeTe The IisT oT pupil acTiviTies. T The Junior High AnTics JUNIOR HIGH ANTICS The Junior High AnTics was presenTed by a group OT sevenTh and eighTh grade sTudenTs. Miss Clark was The sponsor oT This successTuI producTion which was presenTed beTore a record crowd, December I5, I929. Music was Tur- nished by The combined orchesTras oT The senior and iunior high schools. F arty-three x1::mri'1m G, C, J, H, S, lEl lEIEIEl Junior High School Boys' Club WARREN KRAFT .,.. ..., . . ,, .... ..., ,,,, , , , , Presldenl' HOWARD MQGEE , Vice-Presidenf CLIFFORD LINDBERG ..., Secrelary EDWARD WINDSOR , ,,. ,,,, ,, ,.,. ,,,,,,, ,,,, T r easurer MR, MARK ,,,, ,.,, ,,,, .... .... ..,. .A.A .,.. .,,. ,Y,, A cl v i s e I ' Junior High School Girls' Club DOROTHY BROWN,,, .,.. ,,,, , ,. ,,,, .... , ..,. ,,., V I ce-Pre-sldenl MARY JANE BLASER .... o,.. ,,,,, T r easurer ALICE I-IARTMANN .... .,...,.. S ecre-Iary LOUISE SI-IANK ,,,V , A.,. ,,,A , ,Pre-sidenl MISS SIMMONS ...., ,,GirIs' Club Adviser Forty-four -trauma u un-n um I 9 3 0 EN un-n n 1:2113-to 8A Class AUGUUST HALL .... , .... , ,,Aw Presidenf GRACE FAIRBAIRN ...., 7Vice-Presidenf MARGARET MCCHESNEY ,.., ,,,,, Secrefary LEONORA PETERSON ..., ,,,, ,Treasurer MISS CAMPBELL A ,, ,Adviser 8B Class ERNEST DETTLING ..,,..... .,....,,,,,,.,,,,,,.., ..,..ss,s 8 B-I Presideni' HAZEL JACOBSON ,.V,, E ,,,,.,,,, 8B-2 Presideni' F arty- five wamEmxi1m G, C, J, H, S, mli1mEm1?o 7A Class 7B Class KEERT PETERSON ,,,,,. ,.,....,, ,....,,.,,..,,,, ...., A 7 B -I Preslclenf ELEANOR POTTERS ,, ., ,, H773-2 Presidenlr Fly cz-ann n n-n nz: I 9 3 0 En u-u u 11351:- F arty-seven c:EmlE1E1 1E1 G, C, J, H, S, El ElElEl Forty-eight rrf VI, iii'-rrrr ffffff i mek NMJ - .' CY.. .Efdaq Cram!! Hmwwjifnk fffmf Q , Q awp: K' K, .' . 0 fl E L an-2 4 3 . I - - T' T- Xsfof 4 i . - , i- - nl .1 .gl '- ,Q , ,Q f2. ,gem - .... -f ' T NMNCE 32.1515 f? 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