East High School - Exodus Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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ipstorg of OUasa 121—Jutte, 1920 OF course we had to be flats. Did we make the usual mistakes? Naturally we did, just like the rest of them. Per usual, we were the attraction for the first few weeks and rather enjoyed being made a fuss over. However, we soon settled down, and our first year ended all too soon. By the time we were sophomores we marched right in line with the rest of East High. We held a Sophomore Bazaar, the proceeds of which went to the Scholarship Fund. We showed our spirit by adopting some French orphans. For at this time, as you know, the war was being waged. During our junior year our spirit never slackened a pace. We showed our loyalty both to country and to school by buying Liberty Bonds and Thrift Stamps, and by helping in every possilile way. In our 11A term we organized and held a dance in the Gymnasium. We made a splendid showing in the fund raised for the Marine Hospital. Now that we are seniors, and more in the limelight than before, we are doing our utmost to help our school and to be worthy of dear East High. Roma Firth, '21. 35

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12B CLASS OFFICERS Prr.Gdrnt Yiee-Presitlent Srcrrtarif Trcan)n r Blue and Gold R porter Nesbitt Kelsey Florence Cook Dorothy Sparrow Arthur Kelsey Olive Pinard

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HELEN ARNOTT 1901 East 66th Street Atlirnfeurn IV (ihr club JIT-TV GWENDOLEN BARDSCHAR 1591 East 118th Street VIVIAN BLOCH 12941 Cedar Road WARREN CAMPBELL 7115 Carnegie Avenue MARGARET CHAMBERS 7034 Lexington Avenue StiMlent Uovenniieiit I A Class Vire-President III Friendship Club I-II-III-IV A t h emeu m C.' lub IV FLORENCE COOK 2020 East 90th Street A Class Secretary III B (.lass Vice-President IV JOHN CURRIE 1316 East 82nd Street Full of snap, alum p ft in a hurry} 7htrr he i wn. Jnrlle Currie. Lincoln Club TII-IV RUBY DAMON 2072 East 79th Street A then® um IV 36