Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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emofz G ass zlfcstoful After satllng the Jast sea ol educatton urder the captalnc 1 ol rss Martha Wltlttaker the class ot 37 has reached tts hnal port oralua tlon The voyage started tn l933 under the leadershtp of Clexe Bur e Wllberta Schubert Eleanor Borman and Tom Olson Football basketball baseball track and vodvtl were ardently supported by the class members Startlng the second lap of the voyage headed by To Olson Floy Whlte Dorothy ldaarman ard Fred lonnson the class punqed lnto many actlvlttes Sophomore sportsters were Frank VanDemoere Lloyd Page Fred Santlnont Iohn Ktrlow Elwln Empens and Ernest Scot Anchors Awelgn was the Vodvtl stunt prepared by the class tr 934 ln l935 the class started the thtrd portron ot thetr tray els 1 th Bob Btchardson Blll Schubert Eleanor Borman and Carl Olson as tts leaders From the tall ot 39 to Tune ot 37 a class ol lndustrlous stratgltt thlnklng senlors started towards thelr goal Charles Donovan was the leader Football a prrans vtere Wlltred Anderson V1tt Ferrucc Gene Daugherty Frank VanDemoere Lou s Parollne Frnest Scott lom D1 Donato Mako Mochrzukl and lack Teply who gave the all towards maktng the season one ot Cleveland s best Dude Ranch an ongtnal play by Mtss Leavltt clatrnefl rtanv a dramattc sentor tn 1ts eadmg roles lack Wrlson lorn lferscheuren Chuck Donovan Lenora D tacclo Vrvlan Porter Emerald Thornton Vltt Ferruccl and Nellre Dorcas played featured roles Basketball was eadtly supported by the class of 37 Letter vln ners were lohn Ktrlow Fred Santtnont Fred lohnson and Elw n z n pens The Senlor Play Bla l-learted Herbert oave many sentors 16 chance to dlsplay thelr dramat1c ablllty The leadtng role were ta en by lack Wllson V1v1an Porter Genevteve lohnson Chuck D POVCTU Anna Mane Wlnch Tom Nerscheuren and Ruth Ntckell Mrd year electrons placed new leaders at the helm Eleanor Bor man presldent Btll l'1OlI'1lql,11Sl vlce presldent Genevr ve lohnsot secretary and V1tt Ferruccl treasurer The Torch Pm was awarded to those who had earned the neces sary potnts for therr sen or year Genevleve lohnson Wllberta Schu bert lack Wtlson Anna Mar e Wlnch Charles Donovan lgleat or Bor man Dorothy Haarman Beatnce Sluman Emerald Thornton Thad Garlatz Ch1etsu Katlwara Pawnee Walnwnght and Shtrley l-lolnl The clnder path and tlte baseball lured prospecttve stars from the 37 array The opera Marnage ot Nannette drew leads from the class such as Buth Nlckell Vlvlan Porter Audrte Mtller Vltt Ferruc 1 Tom Verscheuren lack Wllson Bob Crawford and Charles Donnelly Boys and Glrls Club otttcers were entlrely trom the senlor class Audrey Lapsansky Mary lultano Luctlle Horman Shtrlev Har ney Florence Stenztana Blll Schubert and Margaret Manschreck proudly represented the class 1n the G A A Endlng a trlp so tull ot thrllls and experlences that tour years nave salled tnumphantly by the class ot 37 btds farewell to those they leave behlnd and bon voyage to the prospecttve seamen who are just beg1nn1ng therr Journey AUDRIE MILLER 8 I 1 O . . i . . ,V ' ., . 1 l 1 ly . . I V . Y ---J 1 - . . 1, , ' 1, , , . . , - . 1 1 1 ' 1 7 vp A , nt , . 1 1 , 1 1. . , 1 1 . L i - 1 L ' 1 , 1 -' . . , i . L I I A I l' 11 , 1 11 . . , . l . . . N Y A . , .l I I J ' Q A -1 . F ,1 . 4 . . S l 7 , 1, 5 - 1 cr- 'H I I A I 4 4' I tr ' . , , , .1 .. , , . X l 1 . . . . 1 . 1 11 . V . - - 1 1 A 1 1-1 . . . . . . Q- ' . 1 V 1 1 - - 1 1 T - 1 1 w . 1 . . .1 v - . . . . 1- F 1 ' .. I I I 4 'A . 11 . 1 11 . +1 1 1 V , -, . . ll . . . . . . , . S K I V A - W FN I I I J ' L' I . . , . , . - . . . 1 1 , . . . . . - . D , I I ' I I N-' '1 1 1 - . . . I . .1 1 1- - . , l , , 1 l , , 1 4, - . 4 1 I I I t I ' I I I 1 ' 1 - , 11 , 11 1 - 1 - - I I ' I 5' I . v 1 1 - , . 1 . . . I ' . I I l A F 1 1 1 1 . . . . L . . - 1 . , , .-'l lm '1 11'