East High School - Exodus Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Joseph E. Middagi-i Physical Edit. Anna E. Moon Hygiene William W. Morris Mathematics Hazel Murray Latin Florence E. Mutch Latin Claudia G. Myers History J. Morley Nutting Botany Katherine L. O’Grady Dramatics Carroll A. Peabody Physics Edward Raish German french Homer D. Rankin English Gertrude A. Sanderson English Marion Sayward English Herman Schulte German French Gabriel F. Smith English Mary Scott Thayer Civics History Anna Land Tin an (Mrs.) Stenography Guy F. Varner Civics History Florence Wallin French Marion W. Warner (Mrs.) English Henrietta C. Wilson (Mrs.) Typing Edith M. Woods (Mrs.) History Frank M. Woods History Civics Springfield College B. P. E. University Hospital and Sanitarium, Ohio Bellevue Hospital, X. V. C. U. of Michigan A. B. Ypsilanti State Nor. U. of Kansas A. M. Park College A. B. Lake Erie College B. A. Wooster Ph. B. Oberlin College B. A. M. S. Geneseo State Normal Emerson Col of Oratory University of Wisconsin B. L. Harvard University A. M. Western Reserve University Ph. B. A. M. Radcliffe College A. M. Western Reserve University A. B. Mt. Holyoke A. B. Radcliffe Col. A. M. Rochester A. B. A. M. Western Reserve University A. B. Columbia University B. S. A. M. Cleveland School of Education Wesern Reserve University Spencerian School of Commerce and Finance U. of Michigan B. S. Knox Col. M. . S. University of Iowa B. A. Syracuse University B. A. Ohio University A. B. University of Michigan A. B. Western Reserve University A. B. Columbia University A. M. Baldwin-Wallace College L. L. B. SECRETARIES Gertrude K. Mutch Western Reserve University B. A. Marie Miller Spencerian School of Commerce and Finance LIBRARIANS Blanche Coveney Jeanne Lewis Dorothy Doll CAFETERIA MANAGER Mary Moore Page 13

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F acuity Daxiel W. Loth man Harvard William S. McCollough Pennsylvania Harriet L. Pope Lake Erie G Harry H. Akehurst Prin tin g J. Cora Bennett Chemistry Hazel F. Biggs En ( Iish Gisela Bikkner English B ek n ari i n e Black Mathematics Mary Louise Brack Eiu lish Ida F. Budde French German Dorothy A. Caldwell Latin Helen C h a n dl e r Home Lconomics Harry Clarke Band Mary Susan Collins Art Vesta E. Condon Spanish Bertha M. Critchley H i story William J. Davis Music May A. Downie Physica! G cog rap! Esther Erskine French James B. Fenwick Economics Civics Ethel L. Gillin Physical Educatio Lola Goding English Robert C. Goldbach Physiology Henry F. Haber Mathematics Humphrey A. Harmony History, Coach Alice B, Hobart (Mrs.) Enolish Agnes W. Horsburgh Stenography Helen G. Ingersoll Latin Frieda Kikschner Bookkeeping Elizabeth E. Knapp Art Ona Kraet Mathematics Jessie Dee Lackey Mathematics Hazel M. Long History Victoria C. Lynch Spanish Frank H. McCombs Physics A. B. Principal B. S. Ass’t. Principal ege A. B. Ass’t. Principal l of Wisconsin B. S. Columbia U. A. M. ()berlin College A . M. A.B. University of Nebraska B.A. Western Reserve University B. A. Western Reserve University B. A. Western Reserve University B. A. L’niversitv of Wisconsin B. A. Columbia University B. S. Arts Students League of N. Y. Teachers Col. Lmiversity of California B.L. Yassar B. A. Western Reserve University Ed. B. University of Missouri B. A. B. S. Ohio Northern University B. S. Western Reserve University Boston U. A. B. Middlebury Col. A. M. Ohio State University B.S. Baldwin-Wallace College B. S Washington and Jefferson B. S. University of Michigan B. A. C. S. of Ed., Spencerian S. of Com. and Fin. Lake Erie Hunter Col., New York U., Columbia U. Pratt Institute Western Reserve Lniversity B. A. State University of Iowa B. A. Ohio State U. A. M. B. Sc. Ed. Western Reserve University B. A. M. A. University of Illinois B. S. Wooster College M. S. Page 12

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To The Faculty By Florence Brooks I Then zve were very, very small, We didn't know your names at all; We’d get them mixed, or else forget, We'd lose ourselves, as flats do yet; We must have been an awful trial rind stretched your patience many a mile! We caused you oft to frown and sigh When first zve came to old East High! And when we reached the second year Our rabid ego forth must peer; We tried to show you hozv to rule The politics of class and school. We zvasted hours of precious gold, For studying simply left us cold! Still smiling, cheery, by our side You sought to be our friend and guide. The third year’s spinning to its end; Then zve must leave each loyal friend, You zvho have toiled zvith faith and care To light the spark of knowledge rare; IVlio strove to probe each hidden mind Develope it, enrich the find— For all you've done in days gone by We thank you, teachers of East High! .Page 14