East High School - Exodus Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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A I Scores Again . . Yokel boy makes good! -That was the theme of A. I. Whitaker's latest success, Poor Dear Ed- gar -The setting was again a little college town -Bill Haggerty as Edgar, was the yokel boy who made good, by saving the college-Antique autos, bass drums, cakes, pigeons, etc., all were in the play-Mollie Glasberg, Rose Altiere, Ioe Hubert, Margaret Bernard, Lewis DiLal1o, Angelo Mavrigan, Lucille Diorio, Frances Renaldy, Juanita Wining, Earl Krichbaurn, Alberta Dietz and Harry Meshel, in the supporting roles, turned in excellent perfor- mances-The play was the longest one ever given at East High. 'if Page Twenty-eight IH'-

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Among The Outstanding . An initiation different from those of preceding years saw thirty-six students honored because of their character, service, scholarship, and leadership. Poems introduced the speeches. While the speeches were being given a famous personality was represented in a frame. New members sat on the outside row in the auditorium, and walked directly to the stage. The annual Honor Society banquet followed the initiation. This was a spirited affair with speeches and dancing. The Society organized the Big Sister, Big Brother movement to influence students who have had the wrong start in high school. Iune members: Rose Altiere, Bob Locatos, Iohn Marsey, Raymond Catoline, Robert Morris, Marie DeMolli, Alice Sakovich, Ruth Whiteside, Martha Sloan, Sylvia Meadows, Margaret Davis, Angelo Mavrigan, Peter Zarconi, Ioe Lobreglio, Magdalen Staub, Mary Ella Shepherd, Andy Yan- kewicz, Harry Meshel, Dale McCoy, Edith Windle, Florence Sandy, Lois Carmichael, Iosephine Sanders, Ann Sakovich, Mary Milione, Euracl Rouse, Iohn Palikaras, Guy Mazzocco, Achille Nespeca, Lewis Diliallo, Ieanette Gilkes, Mollie Glasberg, Margaret Hopkins, Rose Annackin, Aileen Coleman, and Armand Rossi. 43 Page Twenty-seven f

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ALTIEBE. ROSE National Honor Society Kent Scholarship Test Senior Play Girl Reserves French Club Refreshing, delightful is our Rose, Always smiling wherever she goes. AMICONE. THOMAS Social Committee Tumbling Glee Club Class Basketball As the graduates pass in re- view, Here comes Tommy. He's never blue. ANNACICIN, ROSE National Honor Society Glee Club French Club Monitor This girl has brown, curly hair, and blue eyes, Her ambitions she will realize. ATHETIS. IREN E Announcement and Invita- tion Committee Commercial Club She is dainty and pensive, Spirited, but also sensitive. BALASKO, MAGDALEN Monitor Commercial Club Kind and friendly is this lass, An enjoyment to her class. BALESTRA, ANTHONY Sr. B. Basketball Sr. A. Basketball Hi-Y Advertising Committee Here is a dependable boy, He spreads quite a bit of joy. BARNES, NATHANIEL Glee Club, President Senior Choir Shop Inspector Everyone likes this friendly boy, Who shares with all his smiles of joy. BASISTA. ANN Tri-Hi Club Home Economics Club, Pres. Monitor Ad Lo Ho Club Commercial Club To be a secretary is her aim, She'll be on the road to fame. BAYER. MARY LOUISE Tri-Hi Club Monitor Commercial Club Blissful and charming, Her smile is disarming. BECK. CHARLES Social Committee Football His hair is blond, Of dancing he's fond. BELLINO, FRANCIS Annual Committee A representative of the Annual staff, He always enjoys a hearty laugh. BENNETT. CAROLYN Iunior Orchestra Senior Orchestra Basketball Home Economics Her likeable stature tall and lean, Can ever through the halls be seen. BERGER. THOMAS Italian Club Football Junior Basketball Monitor When it comes to winning a race. This football player sets the pace. BERNARD, MARGARET Senior Play French Club Girl Reserves Debating Bubbling with pep from head to toes. She spreads joy wherever she goes. -'EI Page Twenty-nine I-Jr