Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Commencement Opens New Scenes lo Class ol 39 The final scene for the Class of '39 closes after four years of noteworthy action. Hfter the curtain rose on the first act in September, 1935, Iohn Reynolds was elected president: Harold Wil- liams, vice-president: Dorothy Endres, secretary, and Donald Harney, treasurer. Football, basketball, base- ball, track, and Vodvil were well supported by class members. Hs the curtain opened on act two Bob Rounds be- came leader. He was supported by Don Harney, Vera Parshall, and Dominic Vendetti. Twenty-seven mem- bers were in the Vodvil and Eddie Hornung became the school yell leader. The third act disclosed the iuniors in high spirits ready for an outstanding year. Officers were Don Har- ney, president, and Dominic Vendetti, treasurer. This year Cleveland won the football championship with seven of our iuniors on the team. Miss Raine took over the sponsorship of our last act after Miss Leavitt left for a year's leave. The first semester officers were Eddie Blakely, Paul O'Reilly, Bernie Kelly, and Marie Van Houtte. Second semester officers were Paul O'Reilly, Nellie Rodarme, Merrill Murray. and Marie Van Houtte. Cleveland played in the finals at the Thanksgiving day games and nosed into third place by defeating Lincoln. Outstanding on the team were Harold Williams, Don Harney, Ken Manzo, Eddie Blakely, lim Rohletter, Ioe Ulrich, La- Verne Blakely, and Hndy Thomas. The senior play, The Importance of Being Earnest, starred Glen Mcfllfee, Milo Lenton, Ieanne Ethier, and Margaret McMillan. Other players were Ed Hornung, Everett Peterson, Eva Mae Smith, Helen Lester, and Iim Hibbard. Under the direction of Mr. Webb many of our members took part in a musical concert. In the a cappella choir were Doris Somerton, Dick Williams, Dick Baggott, Bob Gaffney, Dorothy McCulloch, and Hsa Hudson. In the band were Rosemary Clisby, Iim Hibbard, Donald Easton, and Harry Slate: in the or- chestra Bert Barnier. Bob Stewart, Eileen Gooden, and Iohn Toti. Making excellent records in basketball were Har- lold Williams. Don Harney, Val Rebhahn, Iohn Toti, NDominic Vendetti, and Hndy Thomas. l In the Vodvil were lim Hibbard, Ieanne Ethier, 1Paul O'Reilly, Milo Lenton, Dick Williams. Iohn Mutch- ler, Rena Babich. Betty Foreman, Margaret McMillan, Everett Peterson, Dorothy Endres, Charlotte Collins. Coach McLarney has Don Harney, Roy Knowles, Ken Manzo, and Hndy Thomas in his charge on the baseball squad. Hmong track participants were Mur- dock Blakesly, lim Hibbard, Merrill Murray, Paul O'Reilly, and lack Tyson. Ieanne Ethier was Yum Yum in The Mikado : Everett Peterson was Pish-Tush, and Ed Hornung was Ko-Ko.