East High School - Exodus Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1946 volume:

Exodus A PUBLICATION OF THE JUNE CLASS OF 1946 AT EAST HIGH SCHOOL CLEVELAND, OHIO MR. EMMET E. SMELTZ, Principal IN THE ARMED FORCES Harry Bocian Joseph Bondi Calvin Buehner Bill Burrell Herbert Clark Carl George William Glenn Harry Krause Larry Malakovic Peter Misiajlo John Popowicz Richard Reid John Sabato Joe Sankovich Anthony Santucci Anthony Schepis Rudy Standish Bob Stein Jack Sulzman Jack Waites 4 ADMINISTRATION I feel that the association of this class to the school over the last three years has been a particularly pleasant one. It is not easy to break that asso- ciation, but “time marches on.” My sincere personal regards and af- fection go with each of you. The whole faculty, as well as I, wishes you good luck and God-speed. Emmet E. Smeltz Principal Congratulations are due you for having placed your class high on the list of fine classes graduated from East High School. Congratulations are due you for having within your own group enough potentiality and idealism to be a vita! part of this One World — if you will it. Grace A. Martin Assistant Principal As you scatter through this community and other sections of our country, it is my hope that pleasant memories of East will make you conscious of a desire to live useful lives. You are for- tunate in having many very fine people in your class. For this reason, I am confident that we will continue to feel proud of you as you move along to the future work and other activities you will experience. J. J. Stillinger A ss ista n f Prin cipa I 5 HOMEROOM TEACHERS Top Row: Mrs. Henrietta Wilson, Mr. Wenner A. Funk, Miss Claudia G. Myers Middle Row: Mr. D. Ernest Manring, Miss Ruth j. Collings, Miss Elizabeth Zimmerman Bottom Row: Miss Juanita B. Jones, Miss Frances A. Murphy (Class Adviser) 6 CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT “BOB DeMARCO 1889 East 69 Street (3) Pres. National Honor, Lincoln Club, Pres. German Club, Pres. 12B and 12A Class, Sr. Revue Comm., Sr. Revue, Math Club, “Hi-Y 10th and 11th Grade Track and Cross- Country KENNETH “KEN LEHMANN 11708 Beulah Avenue (6) V.-Pres, 12A Class, Pres. Lincoln Club, Chemistry Club, Pres. “Hi- Y, Capt. Hall Guard, Exodus Comm. Bowling, St. Council Na- tional Honor ALICE “HATCHY HACHpRIAN 6207 Lexington Avenue (3) Athenaeum, Laurean, Sec. 12A Class, St. Council, Pres. Friendship, Gym Leaders, Commercial, Bowl- in? Sr. Revue Comm., cr. Revue, 12B Mixer Comm., V.-Pres. H.R., H.R. Sports DONALD “DON PETRICK 6818 Bayliss (3) National Honor, Treas. 12A Class, School Bookkeeper, German Club, Chemistry Club, Math Club Bowl- ing, Exodus Comm. “Bob Bob has proved his abilitv as a leader by being elected president of his class for two successive hemes- his class for two successive semes- presidency of the German club for three semesters in a row. A winning smile and a pleasing personality go together to make up one of the most popular boys in the senior class. Truly, Ken Lehmann retains his high standards in the memories of both his teacher? and his fellow stu- dents. Ken ran for top office in the Student Council twice and for presi- dent of his class in the 12B. Besides holding down several extra-curricular activities, Kenny also has made a memorable scholastic record during his three years at East High, “Hatchy This fun-loving, versatile class of- ficer is a participant in many extra- curricular activities at East. In the senior revue she was one of a group of girls who sang “Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief, and in the 12A mixer she sang “I’m Only a Square in a So- cial Circle. Undoubtedly Alice is one of the leading girls of the senior class. “Hatchy is no relative of Sergeant-at-Arms Jack, though many have thought she was. Donald Petrick has proved once more to hi? classmates, as in semes- ters before, that any job he under- takes is a job well done. Don has really established quite a record scholastically while here at East, ranking very high in his class. JACK “HATCH HACHERIAN 1771 East 31 Street (14) Treas. 12B Class, Sgt.-at-Arms 12A Class, Chairman Exodus Com- mittee, Hall Guard, Advanced Band H.R. Sports, Band Jamboree Hatch One of the most active members of the graduating class is likable Jack Hacherian. Always taking part in class committees and a class officer for two semesters he is definitely a leader. A ready smile and a hello for everyone he meets in the hail make this curlv-haired senior a popular fel- low at East. 7 CLASS COMMITTEES EXODUS: EDITORIAL PROM Jack Hacherian, Chairman Mary Markos Tom Johnston Clare Robertson Guido Rothrauff Nona Cavell Ken Lehmann Ruth Stanton Alex Kanareff Ritta Gallagher Lee Roberts Paul Byers, Co-chairman Florence Ponikvar Marcia Orr Jean Brasch Lillian Swaddell Agnes Lesar Katherine Katsis Jack Martin R[chard Murray Jack Cullen EXODUS: FINANCIAL MIXER Dgnald Petrick Mary Osborn Virginia Magri Jack Martin Eileen Shaveyco Eleanor Jasinski Rosemary Cittidino Gertrude Pizem Evelyn Rebich, Chairman Dorothy Horvath Eleanor Fulton Todd Hamilton Jerry Hottois Cy Bartlett Danny Ragone Lillian Fahndrich Pat Connelly Pearl Guddy SENIOR REVUE Jack Cullen, Ray Kacperski Florence Ponikvar Evelyn Rebich Nona Cavell Robert DeMarco Evelyn Baran Sabby Fatica Rita Barnes Ray Grauberger James Moore Chairman Lee Roberts Ruth Stanton Alice Hacherian Shirley Diehl Anne Gudal Mary Markos Paul Byers Eileen Shaveyco Madge Testa Ken Lehmann 8 PATRICIA “PAT ADOLPHSON 1334 East 114 Street (6) Swimming Meet RICHARD AGNES 1540 East 85 Street (6) Hall Guard, Chess Club, March- ing Band, Concert Band, Wres- tling Club LOIS “PAT ALDRICH 1301 East Boulevard (6) Senior Revue ANNA “LITTLE GIRL” AMBROSE 91 1 Addison Road (3) AGNES “ANN” ANDRAS 12626 Brackland Avenue (8) PATRICIA “PAT” ARUNSKI 957 Maud Avenue (3) Choral Club SHIRLEY “LEE” AUSTIN 1834 East 81 Street (3) Girls’ Glee Club, Whirlo JUNE BACH 1097 East 74 Street (3) Commercial Club, Girls’ Glee Club FRANCES “FANNY” BALAT 7820 Linwood Avenue (3) H. S. H. Chairman, Bowling, Math Club, National Honor EVELYN “EVEY” BARAN 7700 Myron Avenue (3) Athenaeum, Laurean, St. Coun- cil, Music, H. R. Pres., Friend- ship Club, Sr. Revue Comm., Sr. Revue, Choral Club, Girls’ Glee Club, National Honor DOROTHY “DOT” ARKO 1434 East 41 Street (3) George Dean Course, Choral Club RITA “REET” BARNES 8003 Medina Avenue (3) H. R. Sec., Sr. Revue Comm 9 RHODA RO” BARRINGER 1705 East 90 Street (6) Blue and Gold, Band Jamboree, Girls’ Glee Club, Pres. Drum Majorettes SYLVESTER •‘CY,, BARTLETT 3908 St. Clair Avenue (4) Boosters, “Hi-Y,” U. S. Navy CHARLOTTE BATES 1318 East 120 Street (8) Treas. Inter-racial Club. H. R. Sports, Corridor Guard (John Hay) MARION BEDNARCIK 1400 East 88 Street (6) V.-Pres. Glee Club. Sr. Revue, Bowling, Boosters, Treas. H. R. ANNE PEANUTS” BEGOVICH 1385 East 32 Street (14) Commercial Club DOROTHY DOTTY” BERRY 7616 Sagamore Avenue (3) Buckeye Girl Reserves, Girls’ Glee Club, Mixed Chorus (Mar- ietta High Activities) . GERALDINE GERRY” BERRY 1962 East 69 Street (3) Buckeye Girl Reserves, Office Helper (Marietta High Activi- ties ) JACQUELINE JACKIE” BERTSCH 1944 East 66 Street (3) Bowling WILLIAM BILL” BIRCHER 1720 East 90 Street (6) Hall Guard, H. R. Sports LUCILLE SUNSHINE BLAIR 1626 East 77 Street (3) BETTY DENNY” BLAKE 1692 East 84 Street (3) National Honor, Athenaeum, Laurean, Band, Lab. Asst., Blue and Gold, Annual Play, Annual Musical, Orchestra, Latin Club LOIS LO” BLANKENSHIP 1554 East 65 Street (3) Latin Club, Music Club, Sr. Re- vue, H. R. Sports 10 jOSEPH “JOE” BLASIAK 7710 Donald Avenue (3) Choral Club PAUL PAT BOBER 1736 East 79 Street (3) Graphic Arts, Chess Club DARLINE DAR BONNAY 1315 East 80 Street (3) Choral Club, Girls’ Glee Club, Boosters BETTY BOOTH 1 100 East 74 Street (3) Commercial Club, Teacher’s Asst. KENNETH MONSTER BOEHLER 7403 Linwood Avenue (3) H. R. Sports, Hall Guard ROSEMARY “BOGIE BOGADEK 1220 East 74 Street (3) Athenaeum, L a u r e a n, Gym Leaders, Bowling, Boosters MICHAEL EKIM BOGAS 1462 East 109 Street (6) Sr. Revue, Treas. H. R., Bowl- ing, Blue and Gold, St. Coun- cil JOHN “JACK BOHN 1421 East 1 12 Street (6) Bowling RAMONA BOULDIN 8915 Birchdale (6) Music Club. Sr. Revue, H. R. Sports, Art Club JEANNE J. B.” BRASCH 1258 Norwood Road (3) National Honor. Athenaeum, Prom. Comm., Treas. H. R., Bowling, German Club, H.S.H. Chairman HERBERT BUDDIE BULLOCK 1627 East 73 Street (3) PAUL CHLOE BYERS 1493 East 116 Street (6) St. Council, H.S.H. Chairman, Sr. Revue, Co-Chairman Prom Comm., “Hi-Y, 10th and 11th Grade Football and Bas- ketball 1 1 ANDREW “ANDY” CAIRIS 1693 East 84 Street (3) Wrestling Club, Choral Club, Annual Play, National Honor JOSEPHINE ‘‘JOSI E” CAMPANA 1448 East 115 Street (6) Girls’ Chorus, Commercial, Stu- dent Director Choral Club (Geo. Dean Activities) KATHRYN “KATHY” CARBONE 1885 Woodlawn Avenue (12) Girls’ Band. Girls’ Glee Club, Friendship. _Boosters, V.-Pres. H. R.. Bank Teller MARIE “MERF” CARBONE 1885 Woodlawn Avenue (12) Commercial, Friendship, Bank Teller, Boosters BLANCHE “MEANOR” CARICO 1942 East 81 Street (3) Book Club (Pennsylvania) PATRICIA “PAT” CARNEY 1541 East 80 Place (3) Friendship, Girls’ Glee Club ANGELO “ANGELITZ” CAROSCIO (S.S.) 1978 East 126 Street (6) H.R. Sports, Golf Club MINNIE “MICKEY” CARROLL 8022 Cory Avenue (3) Athenaeum, Bowling, German Club, Bridge Club, Tennis, Whirlo, Dancing, Girl Reserves (Penn.) PAT “IRISH” CATICCHIO S.S.) 2232 Murray Hill (6) Hall Guard, Bowling NONA “NONIE” CAVELL 901 East 75 Street (3) National Honor, Chemistry Club, Jr. Friendship, Girls’ Glee Club, St. Council. 12B Mixer Comm., Sr. Revue Comm., Fu- ture Teachers, Sr. Revue, Athe- naeum, Laurean, Music, Blue and Gold, Exodus, Choral Club, French Club MARY NELL “CHANDELIER” CHANDLER 1469 East 109 Street (6) National Honor, Athenaeum, Laurean, Future Teachers’, In- ter-racial, French Club, Jr. Friendship, Math Club. H. R. Sports MICHAEL “MIKE” CHARLILLO 1776 Wayside (12) Band, Track, Theory, H. R. Sports, Sr. Revue 12 ALTOISE “ALTIE” CHENAULT 7102 Carnegie Avenue (3) Athenaeum, French Club, Le- nore Parker, Sr. Revue, Inter- racial JOE “BEASLE” CHRISTOPHER 2193 Cornell Road (6) MARGARET “MARGE CLEMENT 6113 Luther Avenue 13) GLORIA “GLORY” CLUGSTON 1535 East 78 Street (3) PAULINE “POLLY” CIGETICH 1000 East 64 Street (3) Treas. French Club, V.-Pres. Athenaeum, National Honor ROSEMARY “SMALL JOB CITTIDINO 1728 East 39 Street (14) Exodus Committee ALICE CLARK 9106 Blaine Avenue (6) Lenore Parker, Sr. Revue, Girls’ Glee Club FRANK FIORILLI 1977 East 120 Street (6) (Credits completed in Armed Services) FRANCES “FRAN COLABRESE 2160 Stearns Road (6) National Honor, French Club, Lab Assistant, Pres. H.R. RILEIGH “O’RILEY” COLEMAN (S.S.) 8816 Blaine Avenue No. 4 (6) “Hi-Y,” Hall Guard, Movie Op- erator, Football, Track, H. R. Sports PAT “IRISH” CONNELLY 7717 Aberdeen (3) Boosters, 12A Mixer Comm. ANNIE “SMONKIE” COUSART 2095 East 90 Street (6) Lenore Parker, Inter-racial, Friendship, Girls’ Band, Sr. Re- vue, H.R. Sports, Boosters 13 MARY COYNE 1197 East 81 Street (3) Pres. Friendship, Girls’ Glee Club COZETTE “TRACK STAR” CRAIG 3856 East 142 Street (20) Athenaeum, Laurean, Lab Asst., Inter-racial, Chemistry, Lenore Parker, French Club, Friendship, Future Teachers ELSIE “PLUM” CROSS 8809 Blaine Avenue (6) Lenore Parker, Music Club, Friendship MARGARET “MAC” CROSS 887 Ansel Road (3) Music Club, Girls’ Glee Club, Choral Club JOHN “JACK” CULLEN 14523 Ardenal! Avenue (12) Treas. Lincoln Club, Chairman Sr. Revue Comm., Sr. Revue, Annual Play, Chess Club, Radio Operator, Cross-Country, Prom Comm., National Honor ELEANOR “ELLY” CZYZNSKI 7926 Sowinski Avenue (3) St. Council, Commercial KATHERINE “IRISH” DELAHANTY 8210 Decker Avenue (3) GLORIA “GLO” DelNERO 9732 Woodward Avenue (6) National Honor, Athenaeum, Laurean, Office Helper, Sec. Bridge Club, Sec. Whirlo, Bowling, V.-Pres. H.R., Tennis FRED “FRITZ” DeMINICO 1430 East 120 Street (6) “Hi-Y” MARY LOUISE DEMOR 1385 East 43 Street (3) HAZEL “BUTCH” DICKINSON 1382 East 93 Street (6) Athenaeum, Laurean, Lenore Parker, Advanced Band, Music Club SHIRLEY “SQU1RRELY” DIEHL 5804 Linwood Avenue (3) V.-Pres. Gym Leaders, V.-Pres. Drum Majorettes, Commercial, H.R. Sports, Sec. and Treas. H. R., Treas. Bowling Club, Boos- ters, Choral Club, Sr. Revue Comm., St. Council. Sr. Revue, 12B Mixer Comm.. Blue and Gold 14 ALIA DiFRANCO 11702 Beulah Avenue (6) Commercial, Treas. H.R. BETTY SHORTY DOLENC 758 East 95 Street (8) St. Council, Latin Club, Office Helper, Friendship BEN DOTE 5905 Hough Avenue (3) Art Club (California) KAY IGNATZ DOWNES 1030 East 71 Street (3) Pres. H.R., St. Council DONNA CHIPS DOWNING 1949 East 116 Street (6) Chess Club, Bridge Club, Blue and Gold News Editor, Sr. Re- vue ROSEMARY BABE DRAKE 5712 Quimby Avenue (3) Choral Club, Sr. Revue JOSEPH JOE DROBNICH 6918 Decker Avenue (3) H.R. Sports EVELYN EVIE DUBIN 2061 East 115 Street (6) Athenaeum, Sec. Inter-racial, Commercial, Tennis, Bowling, Whirlo, Bridge, Sr. Revue, Boosters DORIS DORY DURICKY (S.S.) 1312 East 120 Street (6) Latin Club LOIS DURK DURKEE 5906 White Avenue (3) Band, St. Council, Pres. H.R. ALBERTA BLONDIE DURKIN 1 324 Ansel Road H.R. Officer, Girl Reserves, Rid- ing, P.A. Booth, Mixed Chorus. Stage Crew TERRY DIZZY DZILINSKI (S.S.) 8407 Sowinski Avenue (3) Treas. H.R. 15 ELIZABETH EATES EADY 7314 Carnegie Avenue (3) Boosters, Lenore Parker, Inter- racial IRIS “IRISH EVANS 1313 East 65 Street (3) Sr. Revue, Music Club; Citi- ens’ Club (john Hay) ELIZABETH BETTY EWALD 1545 East 32 Street (14) German Club Whirlo. Girls’ Band, Advanced Band, Boosters LILLIAN “LIL” FAHNDRICH 1870 East 75 Street (3) Blue and Gold, Sr. Revue, Bowling, 12A Mixer Comm. DONALD DON FAIRBANKS 1271 East 123 Street (8) Mixed Ensemble, Fencing, Whirlo, Cheer Leader, Choral Club SABBY SAB FATICA 903 Elbon (21) St. Council, Pres. Math Club, Chemistry, Sr. Revue.. Hi-Y, Lincoln Club, Blue and Gold Photographer, Sgt.-at-Arms 12B Class MARGARET “MARGIE FERENCE 1333 Russell Road (3) Bowling, Whirlo, Boosters, Girls’ Glee Club BETTY “SHORTY FINITZER 1844 East 90 Street (6) F.N.L. Club FLORENCE BOOTS FISCHER 1782 East 87 Street (6) Choral Club, Girls’ Glee Club NANCY LEE FIX 1853 East 93 Street (6) H.R. Officer, Laurean, Athe- naeum, Lab Asst., Boosters, In- ter-racial PATRICIA “MOUSIE FLOYD 2099 East 71 Street (3) Athenaeum, Lenore Parker, St. Council, Friendship LEROY JUGHEAD FORKINS 1207 East 81 Street (3) 16 KATHRYN “KAY” FREY 1032 East 74 Street (3) St. Council, Girls’ Glee Club JUANITA “SMALL FRY” FRYE 2110 East 83 Street (3) Athenaeum, Laurean, French Club, Friendship, Inter-racial, Music Club, Band, Future Teachers, National Honor ELEANOR “EL” FULTON 1914 Penrose Avenue (12) 1 2A Mixer Comm. BEN FURUKAWA 5716 Euclid Avenue MARY FURUKAWA 1796 East 65 Street (3) TERUMI FURUYA 1953 East 71 Street (3) Art Club, H.R. Sports (Colora- do) RITA “MUSCLES” GALLAGHER 1675 East 82 Street (3) Athenaeum, Laurean, German Club, Bowling, Exodus, Sec. H. R., Annual Play VERNA “RED” GANNON 9234 Wade Park Avenue (6) Bank Teller, H.S.H. Chairman MARY JANE “SPIDER” GARDNER 1486 East 1 16 Street (6) Athenaeum, St. Council, Mixed Ensemble, Chemistry Club, Mu- sic Club, French Club, Sr. Re- vue REGINA “REGGIE” GASPARD 1 1908 Superior Avenue (6) Music Club, Latin Club, Choral Club, Sr. Revue, H.R. Sports TRESALYN “TRES” GENTILE 1458 East 120 Street (6) French Club, Bowling, Chem- istry Club BETTY “BABE” CERBECK 6011 Glass Avenue (3) Commercial, Friendship, Athe- naeum 17 JOYCE “SPANISH” CERRO 1312 East 120 Street (6) Treas. H.R. RUTH “TINY” GILCHRIST 5524 Perkins Court (3) Gym Leader, Sr. Revue FRANKLIN “SANDY” GLANZ 1840 Ansel Road (6) Bus. Mgr. Blue and Gold, Hall Guard, Sr. Revue, Math Club, Annua! Play, Mixed Chorus ERICA “RIKKI” GLASER 1591 Crawford Road (6) Advanced Band, French Club, Orchestra AGNES “AGGIE” GOZION 1582 East 33 Street (14) Pres. H.R. ANN “IRISH” GRADY 1321 East 92 Street No. 1 (6) JUNE GRAHAM 2110 East 83 Street (6) CARL CRANSTEDT 1735 East 90 Street (6) Inter-racial, V.-Pres. French Club RAY “REGGIE” GRAUBERGER (S.S.) 7029 Lawnview Blue and Gold. Sr. Revue, Sr. Revue Comm., Wrestling, Cho- ral Club, Music Club DOROTHY “DOT”. GREEN 5710 Hough Avenua (3) Whirlo, H.R. Sports (Birming- ham, Ala.) GERALD “JERRY” GREEN 1220 East 87 Street (8) Sr. Revue, H.R. Sports, Hall Guard, Whirlo LUCILLE “LUCY” GRENAT 8914 Hough Avenue (6) Bookery 18 ETTA “COOKIE” CRIST 21 1 1 East 93 Street (6) Athenaeum, Sec. Laurean, Pres. Inter-racial, Choral Club, V.- Pres. Lenore Parker, Future Teachers, Girls’ Glee Club, Friendship ANNE “GOODY” GUDAL 1589 East 38 Street (14) Athenaeum, Commercial, Gym Leaders, Bowling, Sr. Revue Comm., 12B Mixer Comm., St. Council, Treas. H.R., H.R. Sports PEARL “NICKELS” GUDDY 938 Ansel Road (3) Music Club, 1 2A Mixer Comm., Girls’ Glee Club JEAN GUICHARD 1428 East 93 Street (6) NORA “TINY” HAINSEY 1098 East 76 Street No. 10 (3) Latin Club, Choral Club, Lab Assistant, Girls’ Glee Club BETTY LOU “BETS HAMBLETON 9719 Woodward Avenue (6) V.-Pres. Friendship Club TODD “HOT LIPS” HAMILTON 1436 East 1 16 Street (6) Band, Orchestra, Chemistry Club, Swing Band, Sr. Revue, 12B Mixer Comm., 12A Mixer Comm., Lincoln Club, Math Club, German Club, Bowling, National Honor JIM “RUFUS” HAROUVIS (S.S.) 15315 Clifton Boulevard (7) “Hi-Y,” St. Council, Bridge Club, Sr. Revue BETTY HEIM 8821 Wade Park Avenue (6) PEGGY “SUNNY” HEROLD 1662 Crawford Road (6) ELLEN “HOPPY” HOPKINS 1 175 East 79 Street (3) St. Council DOROTHY “DOE” HORVATH 1328 Giddings Road (3) Athenaeum, Bowling, Whirlo, 12A Mixer Comm., Sec. H.R., H.R. Sports 19 National Honor, German Club, Math Club, Orchestra, Swing Band, Advanced Band, Bowling, 1 2A Mixer Comm., Sr. Revue CAROLYN “UNBELIEVABLE’' HUBBARD 7102 Carnegie Avenue (3) National Honor, Athenaeum, Laurean, French Club, Pres. Le- nore Parker, V.-Pres. Future Teachers, Inter-racial IRENE “MIDGE” JANOWICZ 1 152 East 1 14 Street (8) Pres. H.R., Bookery ELEANOR “EL” JASINSKI 1405 Fast 85 Street (6) Commercial, Exodus Comm. GENEVIEVE “JENNY” INKS 1965 East 1 16 Street (6) Sr. Revue Usher BERNADETTE “BERNIE” JACKOMIN 1221 East 60 Street (3) Office Helper, Commercial Club NORRIENE “JACKIE” JACKWELL 8311 Euclid Avenue (3) Bowling, Boosters, Blue and Cold JANETTE “JAY” JACOBI 1328 East 1 1 1 Street (6) Whirlo, Bowling, Sr. Revue, St. Council BERNICE MAE “B” JOHNSON 1379 Ciddings Road (3) Athenaeum, Office Helper, Blue and Gold, German Club, Swim- ming Tearn, Bowling, National Honor IRENE “JOHNNY” JOHNSON 6109 Luther Avenue (3) Friendship, Whirlo TOM “TOM” JOHNSTON 1504 East 107 Street (6) Math Club, Chemistry Club, Lincoln Club, Hall Guard Capt., Exodus Comm., Sr, Revue, P.A. Announcer, “Hi-Y,” National Honor GEORGE “BOOFOO” JOURILES 783 East 88 Street “Hi-Y.” Football Basketball. H.R. Sports 20 RAY “KASPER” KACPERSKI 8013 Korman Avenue (3) “Hi-Y,” Hall Guard, Blue and Gold, Bowling Club, Sr. Revue, Sr. Revue Comm., Lincoln Club, H.R. Sports RALPH “RACK” KALEAL 1590 East 41 Street (3) Chemistry Club. H. R. Sports, Hall Guard, “Hi-Y” ALEXANDER “COSSACK” KANAREFF 1118 East 63 Street (3) Pres. St. Council, Football, Bas- ketball, Track, Lincoln Club, Sr. Revue, Pres. “Hi-Y,” Exo- dus Comm., Math Club, Chem- istry Club, Hall Guard Capt., Treas. St. Council KATHERINE “KATHY” KATSIS 1726 East 36 Street (14) ’45 Football Queen, H.S.H. Chairman, Prom Comm., St. Council EDMUND “DOC” KAZUBSKI 1379 East 30 Street (14) Track MARGARET “PEGGY” KELLY 7915 Decker Avenue (3) Laurean, Math Club, Whirlo MARGARET “PEGGY” KELLY 8003 Crumb Avenue (3) Girls’ Glee Club, Boosters, H.R Sports HIDEKO “KIM” KIMURA 5619 Hough Avenue (3) St. Council, Lab Asst., Friend- ship, Inter-racial, Latin Club RUTH “RUTHIE” KLAUSS 11101 Euclid Avenue (6) Sec. Athenaeum, Sec. German Club, Choral Club, Bowling, Bridge Club, Tennis Club LOIS KOCHES 1523 East 55 Street (3) Athenaeum, Latin Club, Bowl - ing, Girls’ Glee Club KATHERINE KOLAKOWSKI 8010 Simon Avenue Boosters MARY “COCO” KOPEC 1411 East 47 Street (3) 21 CALVIN “CAL” KOPP 1878 East 86 Street (6) Choral Club, Mixed Ensemble, Sr. Revue KIMIYE “KIM” KUNITAKE 5619 Hough Avenue (3) Inter-racial, Friendship, H.R. Sports; V.-Pres. H.R. (Arkan- sas) ELEANORE “ELLIE” KOSAK 995 East 78 Street (3) Bank Teller, Music Club, Friendship CONNIE “CORIE” KUSTIS 1418 East 41 Street (3) ANN KOVACH 1415 East 52 Street (3) St. Council; Sec. H.R. (Penn.) JACK KRATSAS 6202 Belvidere Avenue (3) Track, Bowling GILBERT “GILL” KREBS 8615 Wade Park Avenue (6) Track, H.R. Sports, Orchestra, Band, Dance Band, Sr. Revue VIVIAN “GREEK” KULURIS 7202 Hough Avenue Music Club, H.R. Sports DOROTHY “SMILES” LAMPERT 81 07 Cory Avenue (3 ) St. Council MINERVA “MIN” LAVDAS 7803 Redell Avenue (3) Sec. and Pres. Music Club, Lau- rean, Athenaeum, Sr. Revue, Annual Play, Choral Club, Na- tional Honor ED “HANK” LEDEGER 5600 Linwood Avenue (3) Basketball, Pres. H.R. AGNES “LEE” LESAR 908 Herrick Road (8) National Honor, Treas. Athe- naeum, Pres. H.R., Prom Com- mittee 22 GLORIA GLO” LIPNICKI 1058 East 79 Street (3) Advanced Band, Girls’ Band MARJORIE MARGO” LOMBARDO, ]R. 2703 Central Avenue (15) Sec. H.R., German Club, H.R. Sports, St. Council, Sr. Revue SHIRLEY SAL” LONCFIELD 7505 Lawnview (3) Athenaeum, Laurean, Sec. Lat- in Club, Chemistry Club, F.N. L. Club, Blue and Gold, Nation- al Honor NORMA LOO” LOOMIS 3003 St. Clair Avenue (14) Bowling, Sr. Revue TOM LOWTHER 1619 East 1 17 Street Track, Cross-country, Sec. Hi- Y,” Bowling, St. Council, H.R. Sports, Hall Guard TED FLABS” LUBOBANSK1 8323 Pulaski Avenue (3) German Club, Bowling, H. R. Sports CHARLES BUCKY” LUCARELLI 1930 East 123 Street (6) ROBERT BOB” LUCIANO 12313 Mayfield Road (6) Concert Band, Dance Band, Bowling, Sr. Revue, Golf Club, H.R. Sports RUTH SWEDE” LUECK 1231 Addison Road (3) Treas. H.R., Advanced Band BOB ESQUIRE” LUNNEY 1456 East 93 Street (6) VIRGINIA DINNY,” MAGRI 1378 East 115 Street (6) National Honor, Exodus Comm., Pres. H.R., Chemistry Club, V.- Pres. German Club, Sec. Future Teachers, Inter-racial, Chess Club, Commencement Script Comm. NORBERT NORM” MANG 1259 East 89 Street (8) Pres. Graphic Arts, T rack, Chemistry Club, Hi-Y,” Cross- Co u n t r y, Wrestling, H.S.H. Chairman, Hall Guard 23 ANDREW “MOOSE MANOS 1785 East 26 Street (14) St. Council, Hall Guard, Choral Club, Chemistry Club, Lab Asst., Wrestling BETTY MARINO 11122 Woodland (4) Bowling, Athenaeum, Girls’ Glee Club, V.-Pres. H.R. MARY “MARKIE MARKOS 1557 East 23 Street (14) Athenaeum, St. Council, Sec. and Treas. Drum Majorettes, Commercial Club, H.R. Sports, Sr. Revue, Movie Cashier, Sec. and Treas. Bowling, Exodus Comm., Girls’ Glee Club, Boos- ters, Band Jamboree, Tennis ELIZABETH FIFI MARSHALL 2123 East 83 Street (3) Athenaeum, Lenore Parker, Mu- sic Club, Inter-racial JOHN JACK MARTIN 11902 Kelton Avenue (6) V.-Pres. 12B Class, St. Council, Exodus Comm., Prom Comm., H. R. Sports, Hi-Y, Hall Guard, 12B Mixer Comm., Track MARIANNE MERRY MATTEY 1249 East 101 Street (8) Uniontown, Pa., Activities; Cheerleaders’ Club, Nature Club, Dramatics, Music Club, Alpha Tri RITA BUD MAY 8304 Korman Avenue (3) National Honor, Bank Teller, Girls’ Glee Club PATRICIA PAT McCarthy 1642 East 77 Street (3) Office Helper (John Hay) MARILYN MICKEY McCLAIN 1582 Crawford Road (6) V.-Pres. H.R., St. Council, Ad- vanced Band, Concert Band, Swing Band, Sr. Revue AUDREY AUDS-ENDS” McCullough 6717 Wade Park Avenue (3) LOIS BUCGSY McLEOD 2229 Edgehill Road Bowling, Blue and Gold 24 ELEANOR EL MARTONCIK 1247 East 58 Street (3) BOB “MAC” McNAMARA 10918 Hull (6) doris “mac” McPherson 1684 East 81 Street (3) Athenaeum, Laurean, St. Council, V.-Pres. Lenore Parker, Treas. Friendship, Treas. Future Teachers, Music Club, Choral Club JAMES “JIMMY” MOORE, JR. 3248 East 1 19 Street (20) Football, Track. H.R. Sports, In- ter-racial, Sr. Revue. Sr. Revue Comm., Pres. “Hi-Y,” Hall Guard MARTHA “MAR” MOORE 1524 East 115 Street (6) Athenaeum, Pres. H.R., Bowl- ing, Orchestra, Latin Club, Con- cert Mistress, Commencement Script Comm., National Honor JOANNE “JINX” MILLER 1707 East 82 Street (3) Pres. H.R., Chess Club, Bridge Club, Friendship MARY “BOOTS” MILLER 1546 East 65 Street (3) Commercial.. Sr. Revue MILDRED “MICKEY” MOORE 6711 Belvidere Avenue (3) French Club, Choral Club, In- ter-racial, Girls’ Glee Club, Le- nore Parker, Sr. Revue PHYLLIS “PHIL” MOORE 1 735 East 8 1 Street Whirlo, Commercial, Blue and Gold YVONNE “PAT” MOBLEY 9010 Kenmore Avenue (6) Athenaeum, Advanced Band, Sr. Revue ADELE “DUCHESS” MOTULEWICZ 1421 East 81 Street (3) Commercial, Sr. Revue Comm. 25 ELEANOR “ELLIE” MOHORCIC 996 East 64 Street (3) JANE “MURPH” MURPHY 1398 East 89 Street (6) RICHARD •'PROFESSOR MURRAY 1533 East 93 Street (6) National Honor, Bowling, Ger- man Club, Math Club, Chem- istry Club, Sec. H.R., Prom Comm., Commencement Script Comm. PAUL ‘'WILLIAM” NEWMAN 1719 East 68 Street (3) St. Conductor of Band, Pres. Choral Club, Pres. Ensemble, Inter-racial, Music Club, “Hi- Y,” Track, Sr. Revue Comm., H.R. Sports CARRIE CREEK” NICKOLAS 7021 Quimby Avenue (3) Pres. Commercial, German Club, Bowling, Boosters, Pres. H.R., St. Council, H.S.H. Chairman, H.R. Sports BETTIE TINY” NOVAK 6401 Bonna Avenue (3) H.R. Sports. Sec. H.R. JOE BUTTERBALL” O’BANNON 1881 East 79 Street (3) National Honor, Hall Guard, Choral Club, H.S.H. Chairman MARY MATZA” OBREZA 1092 East 67 Street (3) Girls’ Gym Leaders, H.R. Sports, Boosters JOHN OCHI 7306 Hough Avenue (3) Band Sr. Revue MARGARET MO” OHMAN 1826 East 82 Street (3) National Honor, Athenaeum, Latin Club DOROTHY SUGAR” OLSON 1824 East 79 Street (3) Boosters, H.R. Sports, Pres. H. R., Cheerleader (Garfield Hts.) KEI CASEY” ONO 2270 S. Overlook Road (6) Inter-racial, Boosters, Sec. Latin Club, Girls’ Gym Leaders MARCIA ORR 1 566 Addison Road Athenaeum, Annual Play, Prom Comm., Blue and Gold Art Staff, Bowling, Whirlo, V.-Pres. H.R. MARY OZZIE OSBORN 1651 East 93 Street (6) National Honor, Athenaeum, Blue and Gold Page Editor, Lau- rean, Chemistry Club, Lab Asst., Exodus Comm., St. Council, Sr. Revue 26 KEI OSHIRO 3126 Prospect Avenue (14) Basketball, Lincoln Club ELSIE “BUTTONS” PANKO 3839 Lakeside Avenue (14) Sec. H.R. DOLORES “DEDE” PARKMAN 1787 East 30 Street (14) Commercial, Drum Majorettes, Movie Cashier, Sec. Bowling, Girls’ Glee Club, Boosters, Sr. Revue, H.R. Sports HELEN “PAT” PATRICK 779 East 90 Street EDWARD “TROUBLES” PAULIS 8116 Cory Avenue (3) Bowling, Cheerleader, Pres. Whirlo, Chemistry Club, Boos- ters, Movie Crew, Blue and Gold, Radio Operator, St. Coun- cil, Lab Asst. JOHN “GREEK” PAVLOS 1600 East 66 Street (3) Choral Club, Wrestling, Hall Guard, Chemistry Club DOROTHY “PETE” PETRIE 1388 East 86 Street Bowling, F.N.L. Club, German Club, Chemistry Club RUTH PHILLIPS 7809 Star Avenue (3) Athenaeum, Sec. Commercial Club, Bowling LOUIS “GOVERNOR” PIETRO (S.S.) 24 1919 East 123 Street (6) Pres. Golf Club, St. Council, Blue and Gold, French Club, Bowling, Pres. H.R., H.S.H. Chairman, Music Club OLGA “SCOTTY” PIRUS 4719 Payne Avenue (3) Sec. H.R. GERTRUDE “GERTIE” PIZEM 1373 East 52 Street (3) Exodus Committee 27 FLORENCE “LAURIE” PON IKVAR 450 East 1 18 Street (8) National Honor, Athenaeum, Laurean, V.-Pres. St. Council, Treas. French Club, Sec. and Treas. Chemistry Club, Sr. Re- vue Comm., Prom Com m., Bowling, Sr. Revue, H.S.H. Chairman, Friendship WILLOW JEAN “JOHNNY” PORTERFIELD 1887 East 86 Street (6) Bank Teller PAULINE “PUCCY” POSATIERE 1356 East 115 Street (6) Whirlo, Treas. H.R. SOPHIE “SUZIE” POULOS 2256 South Taylor Road (18) Sec. H.R., Sr. Revue RAY PROCK 1 188 East 71 Street (3) Cross-country, Track MARY LOU “BUTCH” PRYOR 1450 East 109 Street (6) Choral Club HELEN PSIHOUNTAS 1589 East 55 Street (3) Athenaeum, Laurean, Treas. Music Club, Treas. French Club, Sec. H.R., Girls' Glee Club BETTY “BET” QUIRK 1707 East 84 Street (6) National Honor, Athenaeum, Laurean, Latin Club, Treas. H. R. DONATO “DANNY” RACONE 2029 Murray Hill Road (6) Hall Guard, Whirlo, 12A Mixer Comm. GILDA “GIGCY” RANCATORE 10717 Orville Avenue (6) Movie Cashier, Treas. H.R., Sr, Revue, St. Council WILLIAM “WILLIE” RAY 6004 Hough Avenue (3) EVELYN “EVEY” REBICH 6622 St. Clair Avenue (3) Sec. National Honor, Sec. Lau- rean, Athenaeum, Choral Club, Chemistry Club, Sec. 12B Class, St. Council, Sr. Revue Comm., Sr. Revue, Friendship Club, Mu- sic Club, 12B and 12A Mixer Comm., Girls’ Glee Club, Book- ery 2S ROSE REIFEL 9] 19 Columbia Road (8) LEE ROBERTS 1454 East ITO Street (6) V.-Pres. National Honor, Sgt.- at-Arms German Club, Lincoln Club, Math Club, Chemistry Club, Sr. Revue, Exodus Comm., Cross-Country, Track, Sr. Revue Committee, Hall Guard Captain CLARE ROBBIE” ROBERTSON 9214 Rosalind Avenue (6) Sec. National Honor, Pres. Athenaeum, Class Historian, Lab Assistant, Blue and Gold Editor, Choral Club, Chemistry Club, Sr. Revue, Mixed Ensem- ble, Commencement Script Comm., Laurean CORRINE • BOOTS” ROBINSON 1477 East 92 Street (6) BARBARA BOBBIE” ROMANIS 1615 East 118 Street (6) Laurean, Choral Club, St. Coun- cil, French Club, Music Club, Future Teachers LOIS PEPPER” ROTH 10619 Woodland (4) Athenaeum, Laurean, Commer- cial, Blue and Gold, Whirlo, Bowling GUIDO RUF-RUF” ROTHRAUFF 1410 Giddings Road (3) Pres. National Honor, Pres. Lat- in Club, Pres. Hi-Y,” St. Council, Sec. Lincoln Club, Bowling, Sr. Revue, Blue and Gold Sports Ed., Hall Guard Capt.,' Choral Club LILLIAN LIL” ROZINA 1101 East 143 Street PHILOMENA PHIL” RUSCITTO 8104 Carnegie Avenue (3) Drum Majorettes, Girls’ Glee Club TERUKO TERRIE” SAGA 5716 Euclid Avenue (3) Inter-racial, Friendship, H. R. Sports, Typing Club (Arkansas) HILDA SHORTY” ROTH 1408 Lakeview Road (12) French Club, Bowling, Lab Asst., Treas. H.R. DOROTHY DEE” SAGE 1301 East Boulevard (6) Choral Club, Ensemble, Sr. Re- vue 29 MARGARET “PEGGY” SAGE 1301 East Boulevard (6) Girls’ Glee Club, Sr, Revue MARY “IVORIES SAJATOVIC 7608 Donald Avenue (3) H.R. Officer, Bowling, Accom- panist, Music Club, V.-Pres. Latin Club, Orchestra, Band, Dance Band, Sr. Revue JENNY “JAY” SALMEY 7042 Lexington Avenue (3) ALOMA “AL“ SALTZMANN 9341 Amesbury Road (6) National Honor, Sec. Athe- naeum, Sr. Revue, German Club, Bowling, Laurean, Whirlo, V.- Pres. H.R., Blue and Gold VIOLET “MURPHY” SANKO 1374 East 45 Street (3) TOM SASHIHARA 4616 Superior Avenue (3) National Honor, Pres. Chem- istry Club, Math Club, Latin Club ALBERT “SHEIK” SAWAYA 1373 East 30 Street (14) National Honor HELEN “HELCHEE” SBROGLIA 10629 Orville Avenue (6) Movie Cashier, Sr. Revue, Ad- vanced Band, Music Club, Girls’ Glee Club DOLORES “D” SAMUEL 7007 Lexington Avenue (3) LUCILLE “LU“ SCAGLIONE 1491 East 118 Street (8) Choral Club, Girls’ Glee Club; Commercial Club (Paines- ville) ; Geo. Dean Course PHYLLIS “PHIL” SCHADT 1771 East 47 Street (3) Gym Leaders, Bowling, Treas. H.R., Sec. H.R., Chemistry Club, H.R. Sports, Choral Club 30 JOSEPHINE “JO” SANKO 1374 East 45 Street (3) RALPH SCHLEIMER 2337 East 74 Street Parliamentary Law Club VIRGINIA “GINNY” SCHMITZ 1255 East 81 Street (3) THERESE “TESSY” SCHULTZ 1266 East 61 Street (3) MARY JANE “FLORA” SEELEY 1676 Crawford Road (6) F.N.L. Club, Teacher’s Asst. RICHARD “DICK” SENN 919 East 75 Street (3) St. Council, Bowling, Hall Guard, Graphic Arts, H.R. Sports, “Hi-Y” EILEEN “SHAVAIK” SHAVEYCO 971 East 69 Street (3) Treas. National Honor, Treas. Music Club, V.-Pres. Laurean, Athenaeum, Pres. Friendship, Chemistry, Sec. Future Teach- ers, St. Council, French Club, Exodus Comm., Sr. Revue Comm., Sr. Revue, 12B Mixer, Blue and Gold, Choral Club, Girls’ Glee Club LILLIAN “HONEY” SHELBY 1666 East 1 18 Street (6) Marching Band, Friendship, French Club, Music Club, Sr. Revue ELEANOR “ELLY” SIMIELE 1688 Auburndale (12) MARGARET “MARGE” SIMON 1544 East 38 Street (14) Commercial Club, Bowling, H. R. Sports, Sr. Revue JUNE SMINK 1480 East 112 Street (6) DONALYN “DON” SMITH 1526 East 47 Street (3) F.N.L. Club, Girls’ Glee Club, Friendship, H.R. Sports ELOISE “LEE” SMITH 1611 East 78 Street 31 HELEN SMITH 1659 East 75 Street (3) Commercial Club JOYCE SMITTY” SMITH 1637 Holyrood Road (6) MARTHA “MAR” SMITH 3226 Euclid Avenue (15) Rome, Ohio, Activities: St. Council, Sec. Class MARJORIE “MARGE” STANTON 1918 East 82 Street (3) Bowling, Office Assistant RUTH “BOBO” STANTON 1560 East 105 Street (6) Mantle Orator, National Honor, Blue and Gold Editor, Pres. Fu- ture Teachers, Pres. F r e n c h Club, Pres. Laurean, Athe- naeum, Exodus Comm., Sr. Re- vue Comm., Chemistry Club, Friendship, Music Club, Inter- racial, Commercial, Annual Play, T r e a s. H.R., Commencement Script Comm., Sr. Revue MARY LOU “CHARLIE” STEFFA 1840 East 87 Street (6) V.-Pres. Music Club, Friend- s h i p, Laurean, Athenaeum, Choral Club, H.S.H. Chairman, St. Council, Ensemble, Sr. Re- vue, National Honor ANN SMOLINSKI 8315 Pulaski Avenue (3) HELEN “GUN BOATS” STELAK 976 East 70 Street (3) Commercial Club, Treas. H.R. ROSE SPEHAR 1026 East 78 Street (3) LILLIAN “STERNIE” STERNAD 1415 East 51 Street (3) Band, Bowling, Pres. H.R., Movie Crew, Sr. Revue RUTH “ROOTS” SPLETE 1377 Giddings Road (3) Athenaeum, Laurean, Leaders, P. A. Booth Gym ALAN “AL” STIFFLER 1372 East 112 Street (6) Chemistry Club, Math Club, Bowling, “Hi-Y,” Hall Guard 32 DON “BABY” SfRAUB 10740 Lee Avenue (6) Ensemble, Choral Club, Music Club, Sr. Revue JOSEPH “BOBO” STRONG 1723 East 70 Street 13) CHARLES “CHUCK” STUEHM 6608 Zoeter Avenue (3) Pres. Boosters, Pres. Whirlo, Hobby Club, H.S.H. Chairman, Hall Guard Capt., Sr. Revue LOIS “ELL1E” SURBER 1094 East 78 Street (3) Commercial Club JANE “JANIE” SUTTON (S.S.) 2121 East 83 Street (3) Future Teachers, Lenore Parker, Boosters, H.R. Sports, French Club LILLIAN “TILLIE” SWADDELL 1081 Addison Road (3) National Honor, St. Council, Laurean, Athenaeum, Prom Comm., T r e a s. Commercial Club, French Club, Whirlo, Friendship HARRY SWARTZ 6212 Quimby Avenue (3) Bowling, Hall Guard BEATRICE “BEA” SWEET 1248 East 111 Street (8) Bowling, Boosters, Office Help- er, Sec. H.R., Pres. H.R. DOROTHY “P.C.” SZELESTA 3228 Superior Ave (14) V.-Pres. Whirlo, Mgr. Bookery, Bank, National Honor SHIRLEY “STRINGBEAN” TAYLOR 1842 East 81 Street (3) Choral Club, Radio Operator, Ensemble, Blue and Gold, Pres. Girls’ Glee Club, Athenaeum BILL “RED” TEMPLIN 1815 East 33 Street Bowling MADALENE “MADGE” TESTA 1364 East 124 Place (6) National Honor, St. Council, V.-Pres. Commercial Club, Sr. Revue, Sr. Revue Comm., Blue and Gold, Athenaeum, Laurean 33 MARY THOMAS 2231 East 83 Street (3) Lenore Parker TOM TOSAYA 1881 East 81 Street (3) Bowling, H.R. Sports; Butte High, Ariz., Activities: St. Council, Football DOROTHY “DODO” TOTARO 12301 Mayfield Road (6) JOANNE “JO” TOWLE 1604 East 73 Street (3) Teachers’ Asst. (John Hay) DORIS “BLONDIE” TRAVER 7438 Star Avenue (3) Choral Club, Girls’ Glee Club BETTY “KID” TRIANTAS 2033 East 83 Street Bowling, Sr. Revue FRANK TRIGILIO S.S.) 1944 East 124 Place (6) CHARLOTTE “CHARLIE” TRUMBULL 1885 East 75 Street (3) Choral Club, Athenaeum, Lau- rean, Latin Club Music Club, National Honor LILLIAN “LIL” VITAS 1330 East 66 Street (3) Boosters, Whirlo, Bowling, Lat- in Club, H.R. Sports LUCILLE “LU” WAGNER 9716 Hough Avenue (6) Athenaeum, Bookery, Whirlo, Bowling, Tennis Club, Bridge Club HELEN “SMALL FRY” WARMUTH 991 East 76 Street (3) Choral Club ARLENE “FLIP” WHIPPLE 8705 Blaine Avenue (6) Girls’ Glee Club 34 REBA “REB” WILLIAMS 2049 East 77 Street (3) Bradley, Tenn., Activities: Lat- in Club, Girl Reserves, Sub-Deb BETTY “BEE JAY” WILSON 8210 Hough Avenue (3) German Club, Friendship, Ad- vanced Band WILMA “BILLY” WOODKA 1644 East 86 Street (6) LILLIAN “LIL” WORSO 8316 Pulaski Avenue (3) Commercial Club ALEXANDER “AL” WYSOCKI 9301 Yale Avenue (8) “Hi-Y,” Bowling, Blue and Gold, Hall Guard, H.R. Sports ROSE “ROSIE” YANICH 7617 Star Avenue (3) National Honor, Laurean, Athe- naeum, Pres. Commercial Club, Office Asst., V.-Pres. H.R., Bridge Club, Friendship ALICE “AL” YORKIEVITZ 1528 East 70 Street (3) Commercial Club DOROTHY “DOT” YOUNGBLOOD 1635 East 86 Street (6) Hall Guard (John Hay) ; Music Club, Capt. H.R. Sports NADA ZAGAR 1111 East 66 Street National Honor. St. Council, Athenaeum, Sec. Commercial Club, French Club, Whirlo, Friendship JOYCE “DIMPLES” ZEGARAC 3521 Payne Avenue (14) Bowling, Girls’ Glee Club, Capt. H.R. Sports IRENE “TOOTSIE” ZELINSKY 1346 West 61 Street (2) Athenaeum, Sec. Music Club, Sec. Chess Club, Blue and Gold, German Club, Inter-racial Club, Future Teachers, Latin Club, H. S.H. Sec. DOROTHY “SPAGHETTI BENDER” ZUCHELLI 1399 East 41 Street (3) Treas. Boosters, Capt. H.R. Sports 35 CREAM OF THE CROP Dick Senn BIGGEST BLUFFER Dorothy Zuchelli Ray Kacperski CUT-UPS Alice Hacherian Bob DeMarco BUSIEST Mary Markos Alex Kanareff MOST ATHLETIC Anne Gudal Joe Drobnich HAPPIEST Rosemary Cittidino Jim Moore BEST DANCERS Altoise Chenault Tom Johnston MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ruth Stanton Tom Lowther DREAMIEST Beatrice Sweet Ken Lehmann FASHION PLATES Marcia Orr Don Petrick MIDNIGHT OIL BURNERS Clare Robertson Jack Hacherian NIGHT OWLS Shirley Diehl johnny Pavlos WITHOUT A CARE Eleanor Jasinski Andy Manos MOST EXCITABLE Evelyn Baran Jack Kratsas BEST LOOKING Rita Gallagher Kei Oshiro MOST BASHFUL Rosemary Bogadek Guido Rothrauff BEST TALKERS Evelyn Rebich Jim Harouvis LAZIEST Mary Lou Pryor Ken Boehler PRETTIEST EYES Gilda Rancatore Don Fairbanks NICEST NOSE Dolores Parkman George Jouriles NICEST HAIR Florence Ponikvar Sabby Fatica CREPE HANGERS Betty Marino Lee Roberts BRAINS Hideko Kimura Jack Cullen NEATEST Margie Stanton LeRoy Forkins BEST COMPLEXIONS Betty Blake Ralph Kaleal NICEST DISPOSITIONS Marion Bednarcik ‘'Bud Bullock BIGGEST SMILES Josie Campana Jack Martin SWEET AND SHY Hilda Roth Paul Byers MOST OFTEN IN THE DOGHOUSE Gertie Pizem Bob Luciano MUSICALLY INCLINED Mary Sajatovic Gil Krebs BIRD’S-EYE VIEW Ruth Splete Ben Dote WORM’S-EYE VIEW Ann Smoiinski Paul Newman VOCALISTS Shirley Taylor 36 WILL WE EVER FORGET RHODA BARRINGER strutting along as drum majorette during the foot- ball season . . . MARTHA MOORE playing her violin during National Hon- or inductions . . . NORRIENE JACKWELL, “Blondie, ’ walking around the halls . . . FRED DiMlNICO showing jitterbugs the finer points . . . JO- SEPHINE CAMPANA’S mother having a private dinner for the teachers . . . MARILYN McCLAIN playing saxophone solos during assemblies . . . RAY GRAUBERGER’S harmonica solo during the senior revue . . . ALEX KAN- AREFF’S fine work during the entire football season . . . SHIRLEY TAY- LOR entertaining us with her singing during the 1 2A mixer and senior re- vue . . . BETTY BLAKE and her enthusiasm in getting tax stamps for new band uniforms . . . JOSEPH O’BANNON knocking everyone down in the halls with his ‘'loud bow ties . . . BETTY EWALD pounding and smashing away at football games on the drum and the cymbals . . . RUTH GIL- CHRIST time and time again showing her talents as an acrobat . . . KEN- NY LEHMANN’S flashing socks. LOOKINC BACK In the far-off future we of the senior class of— let’s see, what year did we graduate in? — oh, yes, back in ’46, will take time to remember our old Alma Mater. We’ll remember how timid and uncertain we felt as we saw our first flag raising on that eventful morning. Memories will come flooding back with thoughts of Monday-morning chemistry tests, the Harvest Frolic, those nerve-wracking National Honor inductions, club picnics in the spring, “The Riverboat Follies” with the Andrews Sisters, and how the faculty “wowed ’em at the “Night of Stars.” Still in the back of our minds are the pleasant memories of those Shaw games, our football queen, athletic rallies, basketball games and those foot- ball thrills and disappointments. What were those affairs we had in the gym? Oh, yes—mixers! And then those student council elections. And remember that cafeteria lunch line, and the lost sleep we made up in study halls and tenth period deten- tions? The “ninnies in senior gym (we could never forget that). Remem- ber, too, how the loose plaster in our Aud. made us the school “with the fringe on top ? We were “big shots when we took over the auditorium for our homeroom. Our prom recalls many more pleasant memories. Yes, there is a lot to remember, for we had good times during those busy years at East. 37 FOOTBALL Back row: Frank B. Seiler, assistant coach; Bill Goettling, f.b.; Jerry Richlak, t.; Tom Cooper, end; Paul Byers, end; Gregory Conly, coach. Center: Tom Dennehy, mgr.; John Motuza, f.b.; Ken Schoff, c.; Jack Hribar, g.; Phil Kovalchuk, h.; Bill Vidrih, h.; Fred Assing, mgr. Front row: Alex Kanareff, g.; Jimmy Moore, g.; Carl Taseff, q.; Rileigh Coleman, g. After two months of hard luck and bad breaks, East’s football squad won its only game of the season against John Adams on November 7 by a score of 13-12. The victory earned a sixth place in the East Side Senate and closed a season in which Coach Conly did his best with many unseasoned boys. Under the arc lights the Bombers dropped their 1945 opener to Shaw’s strong Cardinals, 6-26. Mansfield’s Tygers were out of East’s class, but the Bombers gave Mansfield a stiff fight on its own field and, until the half, held a 7-0 lead. After several fine goal-line stands, plus some tough breaks, East fell, 7-18. After losing to Collinwood and, surprisingly, to Central, the Deckerites tangled with Youngstown East at Youngstown. Here the Bombers fought bitterly to preserve a 6-6 tie, but a power drive in the last quarter gave the downstaters a 12-6 edge. The boys dropped games to Cathedral Latin and Benedictine and then finally upset Adams in the finals. Four seniors closed their school grid careers in the Adams contest — Paul Byers, Alex Kanareff, Jim Moore, and Rileigh Coleman. Alex, inciden- tally, was the leading letter winner of-the class, with two letters each in football and track. 1945 SEASON 6 ...... Shaw 26 6 .. . Youngstown East ... 12 7 .... Mansfield 18 2 . . . Cathedral Latin . . . . ... 72 0 .... Collinwood .... 25 0 Benedictine . . . 32 6 6 . .. . John Hay .... Central 26 .... 7 13 john Adams . . . 12 38 BASKETBALL Back row: Gregory Conly, coach; Tom Cooper, f.; Parker Reynolds, c.; Kei Oshiro, f. Center: Tom Dennehy, mgr.; Alex Gundic. f.; Ken Schoff, g.; Bill Vidrih. f.: Fred Assing, mgr. Front row: Herman Strnisa, g.; Carl Taseff, g.; Phil Adams, g.; Stanley Kot. g. Three years ago basketball teams at East suffered fourteen straight de- feats. Two years ago the Bombers won six contests while dropping seven. Last year the Blue Bombers roared through a difficult schedule, racking up seven victories and losing only five times: Led by Captain Carl Taseff, the Deckerites rolled to early-season vic- tories over Rhodes and Euclid Central. After losing to South, 44-46, the Conlymen really got going, and very early in January the Blue and Cold quin- tet soundly trounced East Tech, 38-25. The Bombers bounced back from a defeat by Col I inwood to smash Uni- versity School and then crushed Central’s Trojans. After losing to Cathedral Latin and Benedictine, the Bombers smashed John Hay before dropping one to John Adams, 32-36. Saving the last for the best, the Bombers whipped Glenville’s Tarblood- ers, 47-42. The Blue and Cold five took an early lead over the strong Tar- blooders and held it throughout the contest. Kei Oshiro was the only graduating member of the Bomber five. Kei, who had some basketball in Wyoming, quickly became a member of the Bombers' scoring machine. 1 945-’46 SEASON 36 ... 30 47 .... . . .. Euclid Central . . . . ... 27 46 .... ... 44 38 East Tech ... 25 47 U. S ... 36 29 .... Collinwood ... 43 47 . . . . 25 33 . . . . . . . . Benedictine .. . . 70 25 30 51 . . .. 28 32 .... 36 47 ... 42 39 DEAR DIARY September '43 June ’44 This was my first year of high-school, East by name, and it certainly looks as if I'm part of a big class. I felt pretty nervous the first day when I went into the auditorium, but when I saw the other members of my class, I felt a lot easier. I recognized quite a few of them from junior high, and when the home- room listings were read, I sure was glad I’d be with some of the girls I’d known before. We were late for classes our first week be- cause it seems we always went to the wrong end of the building, but some of the greenness wore off after the first issue of the Blue and Cold. We felt pretty good seeing the names of members of our class in print for the 1 OB feature. We were also informed that over one-third of the total enrollment of the school, 498 to be exact, was our class. Things flew pretty fast then. Cleveland changed to War time, which gave us an hour more of daylight for our school work and ex- tra-curricular activities. We helped the wom- en in the Ration Board to issue War Ration Book No. 4, and, oh yes, we had Cues for You every Wednesday in homeroom. We had three boys on the tenth grade grid squad: Alex Kanareff, Paul Byers, and Harry Krause. Two of our girls made the sports page, too, for being top bowlers in the newly organized bowling club — Anne Cudal and Phyllis Schadt. Then 1 OB Recognition came along, and we got our first inkling of the ‘brains’ of our class and of those who went out for sports and extra-curricular activities in a big way. Honor Roll and Merit Roll students were rec- ognized, along with those who had perfect at- tendance. Those who came first in the vary- ing subject fields and in sports were Ruth Stanton, Fred DeMinico, Lee Roberts, Clare Robertson, Jack Martin, Bob DeMarco, Mar- garet Ohman, Guido Rothrauff, Jack Cullen, Mike Bogas, Hilda Roth, Evelyn Rebich, Ev- elyn Baran, Anne Cudal, Norbert Mang, Har- ry Swartz, Sabbv Fatica, Ken Lehmann, Elsie Cross, Dorothy Zajac, Shirley Taylor, Darleen Bonnay, Mary Sajatovic, Martha Moore, Betty Blake, Todd Hamilton, Alex Kanareff, and Jim Conroy. At the 1 OB Mixer everybody got ac- quainted in the games that were arranged for that purpose, and we left feeling more a part of East than ever. Then report cards fin- ished our first semester at the school on Decker. It was in the 1 OA that we first heard of the yearly booklet, Horizons, that gives the more literary members of the class a chance to show their talents. Our 1 OA had a very nice representation in it with Doris Duricky, Guido Rothrauff, Lois McLeod, Frances Balat, Phyl- lis Schadt, and Clare Robertson. It was the spring of the year, then, and two of our young men lightly turned to thoughts of track. They were Bob DeMarco and Mike Chariillo. At the same time the city-wide school music contest was entered by Martha Moore, Betty Blake, Todd Hamilton, and Shir- ley Taylor. Student councilors were trying energetical- ly to have their homerooms purchase bonds, bonds, and more bonds for the P-51 Mustang that was going to be sent overseas and would be called the Spirit of East High. We real- ly felt that we d finished off the year in style when Sophie Poulos from our class put the drive over the top with her $5,000 purchase. It helped our morale, too, to know that we had more pupils on the Honor Roll in our class than any other class could boast. September '44 - June ’45 Dear Diary: We are now juniors in high school, and we just met our new assistant principal, Mr. J. J. Stillinger. The auditorium still has the fringe on top. but we’re a little more used to it this year. The Inter-racial Club was just started, and everybody is joining more clubs than ever. Paul Byers was featured on the sports page this year for his football prowess, and other members of the team were Harry Krause, Alex Kanareff, and Jim Moore. When the girls ran for the enviable position of football queen this year, Florence Ponikvar was a close runner-up. Then, later on in the semester, both Agnes Lesar and Pauline Cigetich were burned out of their houses because of the East Ohio Gas Company disaster. Quite a few in our class helped other disaster victims by working with them at Willson junior high-school. Once more our student councilors were concocting various schemes to make us buy bonds and stamps, this time with the goal of a jeep for every homeroom. Out of the elev- en rooms in the school, six were 1 1 B home- rooms, which put our class on top once more. Prizes for Horizons contributions for next semester’s publications were awarded to Ray Crauberger, Bernice Johnson, Ruth Stanton, and Donald Petrick. School was a pretty hard grind now, but we 40 Dear Diary (cont.) were far from ready to give up, especially with our new Majorettes' club to pep us up. Two of our girls who were going to be future baton twirlers were Mary Markos and Shirley Diehl. With the start of the 1 1A semester, bas- ketball became the major sport once more, and Paul Byers was made a member of the first team. This was the season that Guido Rothrauff wrote his “Bench Warming col- umn for the sports page of the B. and G. About this time, vocal contests were held, on Friday the thirteenth of all days, and the contestants were Dorothea Kuth, Shirley Tay- lor. Guido Rothrauff, Paul Newman, and Cal- vin Kopp. The spring play, “Ever Since Eve, featured Mike Bogas and Guido from our ranks this year. It was this semester, too, that the tax stamo drive for a post-war memorial plaque was launched. Post-war seemed to mean a little more to us all this year than it had for a long time. Track stars Paul Newman and Mike Char- lillo came to the fore again in the 880-yard relay. Alex Kanareff also entered the field in the shot-put. Paul ended up as a state fi- nalist in the broad jump. The semester went along with fluoroscope tests for everyone, and for the girls there was the information on retail selling courses giv- en. V-E Day was announced also, and the school saw a beautiful program given in the auditorium. Horizons welcomed more writers to the ranks in the persons of Charlotte Trumbull, George Jouriles, Eileen Shavevco, and Marga- ret Kelly. Ruth Stanton, a repeater in this field, received special recognition for her work. With every senior tense in his seat, the names of the new National Honor Society members were announced. They are Lee Rob- erts, Ruth Stanton, Clare Robertson, Aloma Saltzmann, Guido Rothrauff, Donald Petrick, Eileen Shaveyco, Virginia Magri, Rose Yanich, Richard Murray, Mary Osborn, Evelyn Rebich, Betty Blake, Nona Cavell, Betty Quirk, and Bob DeMarco. We all heard Paul Newman sing the solo in “Ballad for Americans” this year, and it was generally decided tha't he was going to be in our senior revue. We surely were looking ahead. The art department also was repre- sented by our class when Marcia Orr received honors for her work in ceramics. This was a busy year, and I rather felt that everyone had had his nose to the grindstone, but we came through once more with flying colors. Spring is in the air, dear diary, so I think I’ll start to enjoy vacation. September '45 June '46 Dear Diary: It doesn’t seem very long ago when, in the course of events, I started to high-school, and here I am graduating already. I really feel, though, that has been a wonderful last year to look back on. All of us came back to school feeling won- derful because the war was finally over and V-J Day had been declared. There were some changes to come back to, too, for Mr. Gudi- kunst, homeroom teacher for one of our groups, had left, and Miss Collings took his place. Class officers for our 12B class were Bob “Legs DeMarco, president; Jack Martin, vice-president; Evelyn Rebich, secretary; Jack Hacherian, treasurer, and Sabby Fatica, ser- geant-at-arms. We all felt ready to do things now, so.........we did. Two of our “old-timers went in for foot- ball again this year, Alex Kanareff and Paul Byers, but they were supplemented this time bv two newcomers, George Jouriles and Ril- eigh Coleman. This was my last time to see the team in action, and I really enjoyed the games—especially the Latin game, when Katherine Katsis was crowned football queen. Mary Osborn was one of her maids of honor, and they were very good-looking representa- tives of our class. Chesshire's Studio was chosen as the offi- cial class photographer, and we all trouped up to the fourth-floor canteen for our sittings. It was about December for most of us when we called for our pictures. They look swell, now, but they'll probably be laughed at in about twenty years. It was about this time that the Ration Board left, too, and it brought home even more to most of us that we were living in a peace-time world. No more of the phrase, “for the duration. We had a nice time at our 1 2B Mixer, too, when most of us decided unanimously that Evelyn Rebich was the class songbird after hearing her rendition of “Honey.” Todd Hamilton and Jerry Hottois played a clarinet duet, and Mary Sajatovic and Minerva Lavdas gave us boogie on the piano. None of us who went will ever forget the “Harvest Frolic dance that was sponsored by all the school clubs. It was something new at East, and one of the most popular affairs ever held here. The Student Council was every- 41 Dear Diary (cont.) where at once this semester, too, with Alex Kanaretf as top man. National Honor inductees for this semester were Jeanne Brasch, Mery Chandler, Frances Colabrese, Gloria Del Nero, Gerald Hottois, Carolyn Hubbard, Tom Johnston, Agnes Lesar, Rita May,' Joe O’Bannon, Margaret Ohman, Florence Ponikvar, Tom Sashihara, Lillian Swaddell, Madeline Testa, and Nada Zagar. Oh, happy day! The biggest bouquet of our three years at East was awarded to Ruth Stanton, who be- came Mantle Orator, the highest honor the school can give a girl. Finally, our last semester began with the thrill of having our homeroom periods held in the auditorium. Once more I noticed what a large class we had with two girls’ homerooms having to meet in the balcony. Our officiat- ing members were Bob DeMarco once more for president, Ken Lehmann, vice-president; Alice Hacherian, secretary; Don Petrick, trea- surer, and Jack Hacherian, sergeant-at-arms. An innovation for the members of the school who love to dance was the noon can- teen, commonly called The Hangar.” This year also was the 30th anniversary of our school paper, the Blue and Gold. A newcomer to our class, Kei Oshiro, was an addition also to the basketball team, the only 12A eager. However, the track team boasted six of our class in Paul Newman, Mike Chari i I lo. Jack Martin, Jim Moore, Alex Kanareff, and Ray Prock. Mike met with an accident near the beginning of the season, however, and his misfortune was also a dis- appointment for the team. One of the newer clubs at East, the Future Teachers’ club, was headed by three members of our class—Ruth Stanton, president; Caro- lyn Hubbard, vice-president, and Virginia Magri, secretary. Culture isn’t neglected in our class, either, for Martha Moore plays second violin in the Women’s Symphony Orchestra of Cleveland and first violin in East’s own orchestra. We have 38 boys and girls in the Choral Club, and music was also a feature in River Boat Follies, our senior revue. I can also say, with pardonable pride, that I believe it is the best senior revue I have ever seen. Who can every forget Paul Byers’ Chloe, and the honeyed harmonizing of t h e Andrews Sis- ters ? Our class drew in more money for this entertainment than had any other previous class. Uniforms for the band topped the list of needs for the day, and so members of our class contributed their talent for a Night of Stars,” with all proceeds going to the band. When will we ever forget the faculty’s per- formance that night? Our tax stamp drive this year has held for its feature the band uni- forms. Our classbook committee started to work on the 48-page book, Exodus, for all members of the senior class. This wasn’t the only com- mittee that was slaving, for the Prom group was now deciding to have the class dance at the Rainbow Room of the Carter Hotel on May 31. Our commencement script commit- tee, too, was starting out to write a pageant- like performance for our commencement. Over half of us attended the 1 2A Mixer to have a good time and, incidentally, latch on to some of the ice cream and cake that was going around. Work and studies weren't neglected, either, and it took quite a few nightmares before we could look back sensi- bly on the O. S. U. tests given to all seniors. What a morning that was! Best Foot Forward,” the annual play of the year, had six members of our class in it. There were Jack Cullen, Ruth Stanton, Rita Gal- lagher, Betty Blake, Gloria Del Nero, and An- drew Cairis. Oh, yes, the Athenaeum girls were roaming the halls now, looking for someone to ask to their yearly dance given in co-operation with the Laurean Literary Society. They had com- pany a few weeks later as the boys looked around for prom dates, and social life was really on the whirl. But since everything comes to an end, no matter how sweet, high-school is over, and this will be the last time we’ll see many of the members of our class again. But I’m sure, Dear Diary, we’ll all go on to something fine, for it is we who are going to build the fu- ture,” and East high-school has given us the building tools. Good night, Dear Diary— Clare Robertson 42 WE PREDICT LEE ROBERTS philosopher JOE CHRISTOPHER minister NORBERT MANG prison warden CHUCK STUEHM symphony conductor ACNES COZION doctor RITA BARNES psychiatrist TOM SASHIHARA scientist RUTH STANTON impersonator ALICE HACHERIAN opera star KEN LEHMANN explorer TOM LOWTHER ditch digger GUIDO ROTHRAUFF news commentator MARIAN BEDNARCIK dietitian DON STRAUB card shark BOB DeMARCO house painter JACK MARTIN prize fighter BEA SWEET dishwasher CONNIE KUSTIS lion tamer RUTH GILCHRIST contortionist TOM JOHNSTON radio announcer KATHY K ATS IS Miss America of 1950 SHIRLEY DIEHL torch singer PAUL BYERS swoon crooner JERRY GREEN future president BILL BIRCHER politician SAB BY FATICA archeologist JACK K RATS AS lawyer RAY CRAUBERGER broker JACK HACHERIAN stooge ALEX KANAREFF blacksmith RAY KACPERSKI banker ALEX WYSOCKI coal miner DICK SENN pin boy DOROTHY SAGE cartoonist LOIS DURKEE lady wrestler JEAN GUICHARD librarian ADELE MOTULEWICZ milliner BETTY TRIANTAS journalist PAULINE POSATIERE artist’s model MARY LOU PRYOR social worker MARIANNE MATTEY seamstress ROSEMARY CITTIDINO dancing teacher JIMMY MOORE architect JOANNE MILLER fashion designer CALVIN KOPP peanut vender NONA CAVELL outboard motor champ 44 FAVORITE SAYINGS KEI ONO ............ RAY PROCK .......... DOLORES PARKMAN ____ EVELYN REBICH ...... GUIDO ROTHRAUFF ___ ALOMA SALTZMANN . . . VIOLET SANKO ........ ELOISE SMITH ....... AL STIFFLER ........ ARLENE WHIPPLE ..... RALPH KALEAL ....... MARGARET KELLY ..... KATHERINE KOLAKOWSKI GIL KREBS .......... BOB LUNNEY ......... VIRGINIA MACRI ..... JACK MARTIN ........ DORIS McPHERSON .... JIM MOORE .......... JOYCE ZEGARAC ...... BETTY DOLENC ....... DONNA DOWNING . . ROSEMARY DRAKE ..... DORIS DURICKY....... TERRY DZILINSKI .... ELIZABETH EADY ..... IRIS EVANS ......... MARGARET FERENCE ___ BETTY FINITZER...... FLORENCE FISCHER . PATRICIA FLOYD ..... KATHRYN FREY ....... VERNA CANNON ....... MARY JANE GARDNER . . FRANKLIN GLANZ ..... DOROTHY GREEN....... ANNE GUDAL ......... NORA HAINSEY ....... TODD HAMILTON ...... PATRICIA ADOLPHSON . . ACNES ANDRAS ...... PAT ARUNSKI ........ SYLVESTER BARTLETT . . . DOROTHY BERRY ...... PAUL BOBER ......... KATHRYN CARBONE . . . BLANCHE CARICO ..... MIKE CHARLILLO ..... 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Smart men are made, not born. it. 45 PURELY PERSONAL NAME Tom Lowther Margie Stanton Ray Prock Gertie Pizem Don Straub Lillian Worso Bill Bircher Pat Connelly Ed Ledeger Mary Markos Jack Hacherian Agnes Gozion Joe O’Bannon Kathy Katsis Jack Cullen Jackie Bertsch Alex Wysocki Rita Gallagher Madge Testa Dari ine Bonnay Paul Newman Leroy Forkins Paul ine Cigetich Jeanne Brasch Tom Sashihara Eleanor Fulton Joyce Gerro Mike Charlillo IS lazy a football fan a sports-lover a chatterbox cheerful stenographer a sharpy happy-go-lucky a veteran nice a lot of fun short pleasingly plump a dreamer draft bait cute a clown sweet a scatterbrain a strawberry blonde ambitious a character lively always hungry a brain vivacious Spanish nice looking LIKES to sleep a football captain track to dance music spaghetti to fish skating Mary a New Yorker vacations tall boys to eat horses to run to jitterbug cream puffs sailor men excitement to sing horse around to laugh to cook Latin to drive hot tamales Dot HAS NEVER had a nightmare played football cut a rug learned to swim lost his voice sat on the boss’s lap caught any been tripped liked K.P. duty gone to New York been flustered been on a horse been on a diet won a horse race fired a gun learned how been in jail bowled over 80 chased one fainted failed to please rinsed his hair been on time learned how flunked a test wrecked a car seen a bullfight told her so 46