East High School - Exodus Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHT 33 FTER two years of obscurity we, the Juniors, have now come out into the limelight. True, our career may be somewhat after the style of peg-top trousers, rather narrow at the beginning, then broadening out, but suddenly narrowing again as you go deeper into it. We no longer run through the halls, in fact, we rather loiter along just to show we have got over the habit. How eagerly we drink in rhetoricals! Now we no longer have to sit in the peanut gallery or on the sills of the back windows. Wo no longer study, we just swallow things in chunks. And as for Hunking- far be it from us. Has every Junior gOt his i-ingers crossed? Nor is this 'the only way in which we have blossomed forth. What would the various. school teams be without the Juniors? fDid I hear someone say much better?j And can anyone forget how royally we entertained the Seniors? True, the floor was rather punk, but the cosy corners were Csplendidb dreams. We did forget to put back some of the decorations we had to remove so the fellows could practice basketball. But outside of a few such minor things, the affair was a howling success. But we must confess that there is one branch fit pains me to say itj in which we are rather weak. This weakness being most prevalent in the knees and we are no longer glib of tongue. The lime- light has proved a trifle too strong for us, for, when we get up for elocution, we have all the symptoms of stage fright. But Hpersistency thou art a mule. So cheer up, we will tum out not very much the worse for wear and sooner or later Seniors without a blemish. And may I suggest that we adopt as our class motto, Soc et tuum.

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34 EAST HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Juniors-Class of '09 Adams, Corinne Frances Coyne, Alma M. Ahlman, Clarence J. Cummer, Robert G. Allen, Robert Clark Davidson, Mary Elizabeth Almassy, Alfred G. Davis, Gladys Madeleine Alpaugh, George Adamson Dawes, Leslie J. Andrews, Sherman B. Dawson, William Warren Ashdown, Ethel M. Day, Clayton Percy Ashmun, Russell Day, Ruth Eleanor Babcox, Hallene Marie Delaplaine, Lincoln Bamard, Cora Elizabeth Dennish, Beatrice Grace Barnum, Harriet May Dickinson, Ethel Lavina Bauman, Ralph E. Dicks, Ruth Lillian Benton, Jessie L. Ditto, Jeannette Bicknell, Gladys Louise Dodd, Alice Mary Billson, Richard L. Dorn, Hermania Lucile Black, Howard W. Doyle, Lida Mary Boggis, Martha Dunn, Mona I. Botten, Henry W. Dyer, Herrick H. Bowers, Corinne Esther ' Eastman, Elizabeth Boyle, Norman A. - Eaton, Helen Louise Breitweg, Carl F. Egert, Howard Henry Brennan, James Ryder Elliott, Albert Benton Breyley, Frances Maud E1liS0l'1, Lida Marion Brisco, Juniata R. Empkey, Mildred Viola Brockett, Hazel Irene Esch, William J. Buggie, Horace H. Etzensperger, Flora May Burgess, Sadie Faetkenheuer, Maude Beatrice Burns, Loretta Virginia Burridge, H. Paul Bushea, Jean Calhoun, Clara Mildred Carroll, Helen A. Cawood, Roy Chandler, Frank M. Chapman, Erma C. Churchill, Esther Louise Cole, Lawrence C. Collister, Frances King Cool, Howard M. Corlett, Spencer D. Farrell, Margaret Mary Feldman, Arthur Joseph Fetzer, Agnes Louise Fix, Elmer Fleming, Claude A. Flescher, Clarence T. Foote, Ruth Llewellyn Ford, Cyrus C. Foster, Raymond P. Friend, William Howard Frost, Zora Fuller, Carl W. Fuller, Ralph