East High School - Exodus Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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January ’44 EXODUS REMEMBER THE TIME Athenaeum girls looked for dates for their annual spring formal? Doris Boop took a spill at the JOB mixer? Zora Borovac wondered who wrote the “They Were Seen’’ column? Lois Batten and Mae Babcox ate cinnamon bread outside the Blue and Cold room? Lois Beynon ate an orange in chemistry class? Marian Crandall and Margaret Koprek turned on their charm with red longies? Beverly Dame arrived late to her social studies class every morning? Bob Edward's face took on a queer look when he found out that teach- ers can make you stand in the corner in high school? Anne Fenton was congratulated on keeping third period honor study hall so-o-o quiet? Mary Calvin got a perfect score on an impromptu French test? Marjorie Gaitanis offered to hand in a modern problems outline that wasn’t required? Josephine Crasso used bobby pins from Mexico? Ann Haggerty was asked to go out for track as a result of her dash to get into the National Honor Society? Mr. Harnish's small homeroom bagged the record for contributions to the War Chest drive? Cora Hulbert hastily removed her socks before an assembly? Jimmy Johnston tried to escape the wrath of a yapping purp? Anna Mae Lohman wore her flashy green and white plaid shirt? Vivian Mady powerfully rendered “Rose Marie at the I 2A Mixer. Bob Mertz played a polka at the same party? Screams and sighs were heard when Bill McGraw appeared as “Frank Sinatra’’ in the Senior Revue? Santa Regalbuto’s drum major hat was passed among the band mem- bers for penny contributions? Someone explained their troubles with zinc pennies to Dorothea Swirsko? Art Sahagian consumed his lunch in homeroom? Ernie Santora had a double share of refreshments at the 1 2A mixer? Gerry Scott knew all about the Hatfield-McCoy feuds? George Traub looked high and low for a dancing partner? Bonnie Watters was half of a winning waltz team in a contest at a Wilson junior high alumni dance? Vivian Walters, on hands and knees, cleaned someone else’s shoes? Martha Waldrup wore corsages every week? Gordon Whitney ate a lemon for his lunch? The whole class sang “Happy Birthday” to Miss Budde? 21

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EXODUS January ’44 INSIDE STUFF NAME 1 S LIKES HAS NEVER LOIS BATTEN really blonde assemblies failed to be backstage MARILLYN BOLTON curly-headed “Ski Snoot” been serious CAROL BRANDT cheerful tuba playing practiced MARILLYN BRISTOL a redhead sailors liked crutches LILLIAN BUTLER sport loving gym stopped falling RUTH COOK earnest office work looked happy KAY CROKE a chatterbox funny jokes told one JANE CURLE a designer soldiers failed to please BEVERLY DAME dramatical to giggle been on time ELEANOR EADIE a mezzo to vocalize disappointed listeners MARTHA FATICA sleepy sleep snored JANICE CAVAN a sharpie lunch periods overeaten ROSE GEORGE 0. K. to talk been talked to JOSEPHINE GRASSO shy men seen the world EILEEN HOLLIDAY twitter-pated Jimmy dated him FLORENCE HOLOWINKO a worker horses run for a bus ERWIN HUFENBACH a book carrier junior high girls cut a class CORA HULBERT sweet dances broken a toe GLORIA JOSEPH efficient committee work missed a meeting CYRILLE KOHN brown-eyed parties chewed bubble gum ALBERT LANCASTER polite candy insulted anyone LOIS LANGLAND hungry uniforms blushed PAULINE LEMBO a hard worker parties got home early )OHN LOKAR cut-up to confuse people had a date IDA LUCIC foggy to get lost worked too hard VIVIAN MADY a doodler music changed a record DICK McSWEEN a hillbilly sports been awake EDWARD MOORE good natured swimming drowned IRENE NOCENTE an eater eating eaten enough ARLENE PEARSON lively aerial gunners been to California MARY REGAS quiet tall boys dated one JEAN REX a wo If ess wolves been wolfed LORRAINE RUNYON pious war work missed church PAT RYAN an early bird nursing soothed a brow MICKELINA SCATA diminutive V-12 students cut a class RUTH SENGEBUSCH pleasant crazy people been kissed ALICE SHERRY bashful anything blue screamed RITA SIEFERD lively sailors overworked ALMIRA SVATEK dynamic pills taken one DOROTHY SVELC pretty dancing stepped on toes MARTHA WALDRUP a smooth article roller skating been caught up with GLORIA WEST artistic horseback riding fallen off a horse CORDON WHITNEY an ivory pounder girls studied for a test HELYN ZARKO a tomboy sports never met a real one DELMA ZENOBI giggler jeeps ridden in one 20

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EXODUS January ’44 January '44 Service Roll As well as can be ascertained, these are the boys who left our class in the eleventh and twelfth grades to enter the armed forces of our nation. An undetermined number of others who left school to go to work or for other reasons are now members of the armed forces. In order to graduate before called for active service, some speeded up their schoolwork so that they were graduated either in June 1943 or from summer school. TONY BANIS NAVY DOMINIC BATTISTA NAVY NARCYZ CHRYN COAST GUARD ROBERT CRANE MARINES HARVEY CANTOS NAVY JIMMY JOHNSTON ARMY PAUL LANDON NAVY ROBERT LINDSEY MARINES FRANK LONCO ARMY EDMUND MULLEADY NAVY FRANK MYSLENSKI NAVY ANTHONY NOVAK ARMY DOMINIC PASTIS NAVY DON PIUNNO NAVY TIM RENNICK NAVY JERRY STEWART NAVY NORMAN YEAGER ARMY