East High School - Exodus Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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HALL OF FAME BIGGEST BLUFFER Sanford Miller Annette Eminian CUT-UPS The Senior Class BUSIEST Peter Petrovich Stella Pastis HAPPIEST George Razek Jean Gombert MOST ATHLETIC Jack Neuman Harriet Witkowski BEST DANCERS Al Petek Ira Malcolm FASHION PLATES Bill Pierson Ruth Proctor MOST VERSATILE Sanford Davis Dorothy Paliska DREAMIEST Walter Huber Effie Vamis CLEVEREST Ed Barcelo Peggy St. Clair MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Polder June Soeder OFTENEST IN THE DOGHOUSE Bob Cain Bette Dietrich MIDNIGHT-OIL BURNERS Donald Karbo Enola Lombardo CREPE HANGERS Gene Ceruzzi Evelyn Nahra MOST BASHFUL Philip Mayers Josephine Maiorano BEST TALKERS Bill Douglas Doris Weber PRETTIEST GIRL Lois Matthews HANDSOMEST BOY Jerry Hattendorf LAZIEST Walter Norton

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INVENTORY Name Is Likes Has Never RAYMOND NOCENTE a good boy swimming played tennis LUTIE ZORN shy to make jewelry cut a class FRANCES BURKE quiet good music eaten fried chicken BETTY BOKAN a counselor to laugh lacked a friend JULIA HOOSE ari introvert food pushed on a streetcar THERESA FORTE always talking classics eaten goulash MARJORIE PUGH humorous popular music baked a cake EDITH PIERCE feminine classics eaten Italian spaghetti EARL SPRINGBORN All-American to sleep written a good story ELEANOR STADULAVICH a kibitzer to tease talked back BOB MUSCA a husky to cut up stopped ribbing EMILIE GROSSMAN photogenic Marines been squelched MARIE DiFRANCESCO always worried chef a la cuisine been late RENA MEZZOPERA stylish to dress up stopped eating ANNA BERNOTT coy money liked English VELLAH WALTERS a good sport to walk crocheted JACK CARROLL a hep-cat speed demons studied much ADELINE RYBAK a nifty carrots skated on her feet DOLORES VUICK a cutie onions caught on BETTY LaKOTA a gum chewer six-footers failed to amuse ROSARIO FAZIO a lover of sports the Army Air Corps stopped loafing ELEANOR DROTLEFF demure being silly had any complaints MARY HOVANY swell being sympathetic been in wrong EVELYN RITCHIE devilish driving kept silent LENORE CARR a Jokester kisses (candy) done homework GUIDO FRATE sly to be on the make paid attention in class MARY ANN LEWANDOWSKI a baby face to stick out her tongue been forward MIKE RAHAL a braggart to be lazy overworked GLORIA HINKLE lazy to sleep been at a circus JEAN ARMSTEAD a man-killer new clothes been on a boat BESSIE SCOTT shortest dancing been on ice skates MILDRED KOROBOW understanding red heads “Dood it JUNE FORSYTHE always giggling having fun eaten a banana split CAROLE FOGEL fun-loving Merchant Marines been in an airplane DOROTHY GAUNTNER always late handsome boys been on skis KARL GEST d goof root beer fooled the public FRED D’ORAZIO a mixer spaghetti made sense DON MacLENNAN a jerk blondes had a date ANN GIANGIOBBE a sweater girl convertibles robbed the cradle JOHN EVANS sleepy pork chops been studious BILL NAGIE shy ice-skating gone out with E. G. DICK SCHULTHEIS lovey-dovey Jerry gone to an opera ROBERT FRANC a bookworm music eaten a square meal ALFRED SCHNEIDER dopey bowling been in a hurry AL SPRONZ a gate track been consistent BILL McCRECOR ambitious sports drunk milk — 21 —