Cleveland High School - Legend Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Eight ' ] THE LEDGER Pancbork, Ardek - - - Stenoyrapliu I dare do all that may become a man. President Student Body ' 23, ' 24 Editor Ledger ' 22, ' 23, ' 24 The New Poor ' 25 RiEACK, Alec . - - - Bookkeepiny Comedy is his specialty. Ledger Staff ' 22, ' 23, ' 24 Vaudeville ' 21, ' 22, ' 23 Circulation Manager Ledger ' 24 Tacchella, Akna - - - Bookkeepiny Quiet Init not asleep. Alpha Sorosis ' 23, ' 24 ToNiTSKY, Sam - - - Stenoyrupinc A man with a purpose. Trachsel, Rosa - . - - Stenoyrapliu Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Glee Club ' 23, ' 24 Won Superior Merit Certificate Van Ai.stine, Helen - - - Stenoyrapliu The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Beta Sorosis ' 24 VVeiner, Anna Always doing her best. The New Poor ' 25 Stenoyrapliu White, George . . - Bookkeepiny It is better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. Hi-Y ' 22, ' 23, ' 24 C ' rculation Manager Blotter Electrician Class Colors Nile Green and Gold Cliiss i loivcrs Yellow Ophelia Roses and Pale Pink Carnations Class Motto As we ascend, the horizon widens.

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T H E L E D a E R [Seven Glick, Sylvia We ' ll keep our aims sublime. Glee Club ' 23, ' 24 Gamma Sorosis ' 2+ Bookkeeping Kassebaum, Walter He is full of good intentions. Room Representative ' 23 Senior Committee Ledger ' 24 Bookkeeping Hanna, Anna Merrv and blithe Combined she. ' Sergeant-at-Arms Beta Sorosis ' 24 Glee Club ' 23, ' 24 The New Poor ' 25 Hennesv, Duane - - - Bookkeeping Let us not take life too seriously. Editor Blotter ' 24 Sergeant-at-Arms Silver Pencil Club ' 24 Mrs. Grandame Manor ' 24 Jazowick, Loretta - - - Stenographic I ought to have my own way in everything, And what ' s more, I will, too. The New Poor ' 25 Associate Editor Blotter ' 24 Associate Editor Ledger ' 24 KiNDBERC, Pearl - - - Stenographic Her good nature never relaxes. Beta Sorosis ' 24 Lee, H.4RRY - - . . Combined Here ' s a man that takes pride in aiming at perfection. LoM.MEL, Leo - - . - Bookkeeping He is a man, take him for all in all. Room Representative ' 24 Mitchell, Vera - - - Stenographic She has indeed a good outward happiness. President Beta Sorosis ' 24 The New Poor ' 25

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T H E L E D r; E R [Nine From The Morning Oregonian, 1940 Read and Weep Sylvia Glick — Made happy the millionaire, Si- gomie Paderswsky Majesky; mother of darling twin boys. Frances Casale — Librarian at the Congressional Library, and aesthetic dancer of the Rinkv Dinky Club. ■ Geraldine Ball — Our classmate of Jan. ' 25, is teaching English at Yale College; author of book entitled How to Be Happy. Louis Dielschneider — Salesman for the Diel- schneider Reducing Lessons. Member of Society for Disabled Bees. Morley Fletcher — Ticket seller at the Ziegfield Follies. His wide experience was obtained b ' sell- ing tickets for football games at Multnomah Field. Arden Pangborn — Newspaper reporter on Ac- tions of Freshmen at Commerce. Sam Tonitsky — President of Bachelors ' LTnion ; famous for his no ' el on How to Keep Single. Sam Fullman — Banker; generous contributor to the Old Home Fund. Walter Kassebaum — Owner of Ford Sales Service Co.; author of book How to Make Fords Run Without Swearing. Harry Lee — Bookkeeper for the deaf and dumb school ; also doctor for those who hurt their hands talking too loud. Adolph Asher — Dealer in novels; teaches how to write love stories. Experience gained through wide reading. Alec Riback — Ad solicitor for Ladies ' Home Journal. He says interesting facts are obtained from the housewives. Leo Lom.mel — Teacher of Geometry at Com- merce. Successor of Mr. Henry Baldwin. Duane Hennesy — Editor of The Morning Ore- gonian, succeeding Mr. E. B. Piper. A member of Associated Editors ' Union. George White — Stage electrician at the Baker; well known among the chorus girls. Fred Brennan — Noted player on Yale Football team, is still absent from classes due to a slight shock in the recent game with Harvard. Philip Clark — Foreman of L O. U. ranch ; rid- ing ability gained in the play Wild Nell. Loretta Jazowick — Head nurse of the Jazowick Nursery; three hundred children; member of the Divorced Lady ' s Club. Rosa Trachsel — Founder of Get-Tall Yeast Cake. Owner of Castle Jia at Popocatipell. Pearl Kindberg — World famous fancy dancer, and editor of the Star Gazing Monthly. Anna Wiener — Inventor of how to keep oirly hair straight and straight hair curly; also actress known as La Farfalla (The Butterfly). Anna Hanna — A chorus girl in the opera 11 Trovatore ; member of the Yelling Team for Commerce. Anna Tacchella — Member of Nile River Daily News Staff; chairman of Aeroplane Committee for Safety. Helen Van Alstine — Wife of famous gum drop importer; member of Kindness to Little Fishes Association. Evehn White — Head of hospital for overlv in- telligent humans ; wife of Spanish Count at Monte- video. Vera Mitchell — Owner of cat farm; wife of Mr. Griggs, the undertaker. Irene La Rouche — Nun at Port Said; instruct- ress in aesthetic dancing. Mary Ankelis — Secretary to Mr. J. F. Elton at the new school building on LTnknown and Never Will Streets. Sophie Aren — Head bookkeeper of Commerce Motor Car Co. ; popular in the Old Maids Club, but she is wearing a precious stone on her left hand. Marjorie Bailev — Societv Matron of Curling Hair. Elsie Braden — Patron of Jan. ' 25 Nursery. She lives up to the Old Maids constitution. We hope things will change soon. Violet Daniels — Wife of the multi-millionaire heart breaker of many other girls of Jan. ' 25 Class. Elma Gessell and Thelma Gessell — Recent brides of the famous Italian Princes, are spending their honeymoon abroad. . In two years they will be at home to their many friends in their father-in-law ' s castle.