Cuyahoga Falls High School - Cuyahogan Yearbook (Cuyahoga Falls, OH)

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 19 - THE EPOCHA - 37 31 OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS 1. 9. We started into High School, In Eleven B we struggled hard Four short, short years ago, Our languages to master; A gallant group of freshmen. And many who studied Physics Seeking all there was to know. Almost met with grave disaster. 2. Some studied hard and earnest 10. That first uncertain year; In 301 the whole class met Made honor grades and now regret Upon a common ground; The end is very near. We probed into the lives and rhymes They did their best throughout four years. Learned much and studied hard; Of poets long renowned. 11. Were ever striving toward their goal, Our parodies and ballads Gave shirkers no regard. To some were entertaining; They cost us many a sleepless night 4. While our grades we were sustaining. There were a few who would not work, They took their time and played. This past half year they've worried much 12. On work that was delayed. 5. We continued through Eleven A. Working ever toward the top; For when you're three-fourths over. It doesn't pay to stop. Ten B went much more smoothly. The work was not so strange; Assignments were a trifle long. But were still within our range 13. Our Twelve B work eased up a bit, 6. With our goal almost attained; Though some still studied fearfully, Geometry nearly saw the end, Of many a brilliant mind; Our records we maintained. Latin never ceased to be A hard unending grind. 14. And now we re Twelve A Seniors 7. Soon from these halls we'll go; Every Tuesday for the press, To enter on other ventures Editorials we'd prepare; It helped our grades in English, Some other fields to know. Some of which were only Fair. 15. 8. As we leave our classmates and teachers, Biology proved fatal And go our various ways; To bugs and fish and flies; e have many precious memories And almost to the students Of our dear old High School days. In their efforts to be wise. —Helen Reichert 12A

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30 THE EPOCHA 1 9 3 7 Elizabeth Jane Williams— Dizzy Commercial Club; Dramatics Club. The Lord helps them that help them- selves. James Edward Wilson— Jimmie Dont despair of a student if he has one clear idea. Joe Wolf— Coach Varsity C ; Varsity Wrestling. Though I am always in haste, I am never in a hurry. Betty J. Yoakam— Sweet pea Honor Society; Library Club. Let your watchword be efficiency. Anthony Zembo— Tony Even the smallest hair throws its shadow. Elizabeth June Williams— Roonie Commercial Club; French Club. Not only good, but good for something. Patty Marie Wise— Pat Dramatics Club; Library Club. A mistress of herself though China fall. Betty Frances Wyatt Commercial Club. If you do nothing in particular, do it well Tresa Mary Yurkoshek— Tess It is good to live and learn. SANS PICTURES Benjamin Leiby Frank Lenny Robert Spense

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32 19 - THE EPOCHA - 37 SENIOR CLASS 12B First row leit to right: E. Bolliger. I. Emplit, F. Gustafson, M. Clapp, J. Grosvenor, K. Aleshire, Mary A. Gibbons. G. Funk Martha J. Jones. Second row, left to right: J. Gollings. M. Johnson, E. Franks. J. Howland. R. Brown, E. Cundiff, C. Donner, Betty A. Christman, M. Holm. Third row, left to right: Mary A. Bauman, H. Cross. C. Kurth. D. Chapman, D. Huber, G. Ast, S. Evans, I. King. M. Jordon. Fourth row, left to right: H. Johns, W. Baughman M. Chambers, W. Holgate, F. Foti, W. Clark, W. Bauer. R. Gummere, R. Giles. Fifth row, left to right: H. Cook. G. Klaric. G. Jackley, J. Hart. J. Duffy, H. Conahan, H. Herrick. R. Kimes, R. Doerrer, J. Grant, R. Kewley.