East High School - Crucible Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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THE CRUCIB T43 THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE MAKES A COMMAND APPEARANCE . . . JANUARY HONORS Janel Newlon--music . . . Jane I-IiII-eyes . . . Jim Ereiclenberg- mosl popular boy and speaker . . . Mariorie lPunIcieI Ludwig-mosl popular girl . . . Virginia Karsl-complexion . . . Belly Slrader- Ioesl dressed girl and also Princess Snow While . . . Bob Boyer-besl dressed boy . . . Mariella Parks--dancer . . Warren Gerber-allilele . . . JUNE HONORS Emily Launer - mosl depend- able . . . Fred Schaad-mosl pop- ular boy . . . Mary Pal AIIread- mosl popular girl . . .Jim Lewis- aclor . . . Ann Sheridan-smile . . . Loren Slalcer-allrilele . . . Fred Sclwaacl and Mary Pal Allread -- besl dressed boy and girl . . . Budd Earmer--spealcer . . . Anneliese Melzger-dancer . . . Miriam Bauman-complexion . . Roy Wildermullw-musician . . . Paul Overmyer and Roy Wil- dermulli - sludious . . . Robin Swan I-Iumplwries-willy . . . ADDITIONAL HONORS Addilional winners nol piclured are: LeRoy Lemon-aclor . . . Rullw Converse-dependable . . . Bob Lynas-sludious . . . Arl Lan- don-Iazy . . . Marion Warwick-Hair . . . Belly Kennedy, Virginia Karsl, Bealrice Wyms-Smile . . . LeRoy Lemon-Willy . . . Odell Davis, Keenan Armenlroul--Lazy . . . Norma Jean I-IiII-Eyes . Georgia Mallis--I-lair . . . LE OE

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PRESENTING THE CLASSESE. . . SENIORS ..... SOPHOMORES... JUNIORS .... THESE HAVE RU LED 3

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CLASS OF '38 PresidenT ....... .,., J IM FREIDENBERG Vice PresidenT ..., .... F RANKIE WEAR SecreTary ..... ,,,.. J ANET NEWTON Treasurer .... RALPH BILLUPS THREE YEARS IN RETROSPECT. DURING THREE YEARS WE . . . In The midsT oT King WinTer's harsh reign, during The monTh oT February, I935, over 250 hopeTul graduaTes oT Franklin, RooseveIT, Pilgrim, Champion, and Mound Junior I-Iigh Schools, made Their TirsT Trip To ThaT sTaTely hall oT knowledge, EasT High School. I-Iere They were To spend The nexT Three years oT Their young lives in an endeavour To add To The scanTy biT oT learning which They had already aTTained. Tempus TugiT. Three years have passed and we Tincl ThaT FaTher Time has exacTed his Toll. Many have dropped or TaITered on The way, only 86 oT The original band have succeeded in reaching Their goal. BuT, oT ThaT small group are many who IeTT Their mark oT schoIasTic and aThIeTic achievemenTs aT The school. Four oT our members were successTuIIy eIecTed To The EasT I-Iigh I-Ionor SocieTy, which IasT year merged wiTh The NaTionaI I-Ionor SocieTy oT Secondary Schools. They were Roselyn BonowiTz, Roberi' Lynas, Vivian McKay, and Frankie Wear. In The Tield OT music JaneT NewTon has given compIimenTary perTormances. IT was under her guidance as iTs presidenT ThaT The GamuT Club wiTh The supporT OT Jake McKinney, Alma PorTer, LeRoy Lemon, Frankie Wear, and I-lenry Bland inspired a new and increased Tollowing. Our only insTrumenTaIisTs who gave Their able supporT To The Band and OrchesTra were William Johnson and John Mosure. OT our sporT luminaries Warren Gerber sTands ouT as The sTeIlar perTormer. Warren, who has rendered valuable services To The baseball, baskeTbaII, and Track Teams, was sadly mourned by Coach WebsTer on his gracIuaTion. Bill King, Jack SudderTh, and Willis Brown also deserved menTion Tor Their parTicipaTion in aThIeTic conTesTs. As a class our one asseT To The library was RuTh Converse, who was oT invaluable service To Miss Alice Morris. f Changes in The TacuITy and improvemenTs in The building were many. The ouT- sTanding ones being The arrival oT our Principal and Vice-Principal in The Tall oT I935, The ampIiTiers in The audiTorium, The new idea oT pIacingCpicTures on The permanenT record cards, and The new sysTem oT checking class aTTen ance and Tardiness. NETEEN THIRTY Elo I-IT 5