East High School - Exodus Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Mr. Arthur Petersilge—7417 Linwood Ave. ........ Mr. Edward Raish—1389 E. 93 St.................. Mr. H. D. Rankin—1440 E. 110 St................. Mr. George Replogle—947 1.1 bom Rd..... ........ M iss Gertrude Sanderson—2. 39 Lee Rd.... Miss Marian Sayward—1' 27 E. 82 St. ............ Mr. Herman Schulte—7114 Lawnview Rd. ........... Mr. Gabriel Smith—3031 Lincoln Blvd............. Mr. Seelbach—lfiOl Hollyrood Rd................. Miss Mary Thayer—2023 E. 100 St. ......... Mrs. Anna Tinan—3902 Madison A e................ Miss Florence W allin—8128 Linwood Ave.......... Mrs. Marion Warner—Cor. E. 81 St. and Decker Ave. Miss Pearl W ells-1008 Prospect Ave............. Mrs. Wilson—1 8( 3 L. 81 St. ................... Mrs. Edith Woods—1332 E. 118 St................. Mr. Frank Woods—1 532 E. 118 St................. Mr. S. H. Ziegler, Ph. D.—1433 E. 109 St........ Mr. Earl A. Davis—9603 Quebec Aw. .............. ..Mathematics .............French .................English ...........History .................English ...........English ...................French .... English .................Physics ....... History, Civics Stenography and Typing ...... French, Spanish .................English ......... Civics, History ...Typing, Bookkeeping .................History Civics, History .... Civics, Economics Manual Training Page Eight The Faculty Council East High School

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The Faculty Miss L. J. Acker—1672 Crawford Rd...............................English Mr. H. H. Akehurst—1331 E. 92 St.............................. Printing Miss Frances Baker—11915 Ashbury Ave............................English Mrs. J. L. Beduhn—8122 Melrose Court ...............................Art Miss J. C. Bennett—1651 E. 93 St..............................Chemistry Miss Hazel Biggs—13816 Fernwood .........................Latin, English Miss G. Birkr.er- -2'1! 3 Warrington Road .-.......English, Journalism Miss Bernadine Black—2940 Somerton Rd. .....................Mathematics Miss Mary Blackford—2040 East 96 St.................Geography, Science Miss Mary Brack—891 Lakevievv Rd................................English Miss Ida Budde—1584 Rydalmount Road .............................French Mrs. L. Carlton—1520 E. 118 St.......................Algebra, Geometry M iss Helen Chandler—2672 Hampshire Rd............Home Economics M iss Mabel Chancier—2672 Hampshire Rd.............................Home Economics Miss Mary Collins—10081 Kee Mar Pk................................Art Miss Vesta Condon—2049 E. 77 St................................Spanish Miss Alice Carlson—1066 E. 71 St.......................... Mathematics Miss Jean Corser—2134 E. 100 St................................... Art M iss Helen Dauber—7312 I. nwood Ave...............................Home Economics Mr. W. J. Davis—4167 E. 99th St................................. Music Miss May Downie—3065 Meadowbrook Blvd...........................English Miss Esther Erskine—1895 E. 79 St.......................French, Spanish Miss Lola Goding—2128 E. 100 St............................... English Mr. R. C. Goldbach—Rocky River ............................ Physiology Miss M. S. Grossart—1549 E. 86 St.............................Geography Mr. W. F. Haber—1082 Carlyon Rd........................... Mathematics Airs. P. L. Hann—9603 Kempton Rd............................Mathematics Mrs. Hobart—9516 Baltic Rd......................................English Mr. J. E. Hogan—3278 Yorkshire Rd...........................Mathematics Miss A. W. Horsburgh—10808 Drexel Ave.......Typing, Stenography, Bookkeeping Miss Helen Ingersoll—2059 E. 71 St.............................. Latin Miss Grace Jackson—2134 E. 100 St............................. English Miss Freda Kirschner—2913 Warrington Rd................... Bookkeeping M iss Elizabeth Knapp—1332 Addison Rd............................. Art Miss Ona Kraft—9401 Hough Ave......................... Mathematics Miss Jessie Lackey—1564 Ansel Rd............................Mathematics Miss Victoria Lynch—1903 E. 75th St......................... Spanish Mr. A. B. Michel 1—1584 E. 118 St...................Mechanical Drawing Mr. W. W. Morris—1356 E. 112 St........................... Mathematics Miss Claudia Myers—1978 E. 116 St....................... .... History Miss Hazel Murray—9710 Logan Ct........................... Latin Miss Florence Mutch—10918 Ashbury Ave.............................Latin Miss Emma Nixon—1726 E. 81 St..........................History, English Mr. J. Morley Nutting— Martindale , Mentor, O..........Science, Botany Mr. Carrol Peabody—9520 Fuller Ave..............................Physics Clevelandj Ohio Page Seven

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S r EXl to picking relatives comes choosing one’s class. For this reason the V- I I opening of school on September 18, 1920 found at East a group of junior L L high graduates and verdant freshmen, who in spite of the fact that they were only to be sophomores, showed their wisdom in choosing the class of June, 1923. of our class. We started in to show our pep even as sophomores. On March 4, 1921, the class organized, something unusual for sophomores. The first officers were Henry White, President; Christine Bird, Vice-President; Irene aeger, Secretary; and Nelson Reeves, Treasurer. The first of our many social events, the Sophomore Scramble, was held and served its purpose of molding more strongly the members of the CLASS OF JUNE, 1923. When that happy (?) month of September arrived, we started off with a bang. Jimmy Brown was elected President; Margaret Riemund, Vice-President; Virginia Harris, Secretary; Sidney Wolpaw, Treasurer; and Ted Abrams, Sergeant- at-Arms. On November 11th was held the “Junior Jig”, our first dance and it proved to be a most decided success, The 11A term found Brown still president; Virginia Harris as Vice-President; Margaret Riemund as Secretary; Chuck Burneson as Treasurer; and Teddy Abrams as Sergeant-at-Arms. During this term our dance the “Junior Promenade” and our banquet both proved successful. The opening of school found us mighty seniors. We elected Henry White, president; Chuck Burneson, Vice-President; Marjorie Holt, Treasurer, and Margaret Riemund, Secretary. Our dance, the riotous “Senior Sarabande” was a tremendous, success. The class of June, 1923 also had the honor of presenting the Coffer- Miller players in the play “The Rivals”. With the February term we became the highest and mightiest in the school. Dick Barker was elected President; Margaret Reimund, Vice-President; Virginia Harris, Secretary; and Morris Nall, Treasurer; with Ted Abrams as Sergeant-at-Arms. Those who have represented the class in the council are: Sidney Wolpaw, and Margaret Riemund for the 10A term; Sidney Wolpaw, Margaret Riemund and Ruth Clark for the 11B term; Sidney Wolpaw, Margaret Riemund and Charles Burneson for the 11A term; Margaret Riemund, Richard Barker, Charles Hackett and Carabelle Monfort for the 12B term; Richard Barker, Carabelle Monfort, Claudia Liebenthal and Charles Burneson for the 12A term. To Miss Mary L. Brack, our faculty adviser, we are greatly indebted. Her guidance has been the main link in our unbroken chain of successes and to her we owe our deepest appreciation. So here’s to the CLASS OF JUNE, 1923. The best class that ever graduated from the best high school, EAST. —Sidney Jf'olpaiv, Cleveland, Ohio Page Nine