East High School - Exodus Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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12A HOMEROOM TEACHERS Miss Frances A. Murphy, Senior Adviser William J. Boyd Miss Faunta B, Perkins Miss Grace A. Lacy Herbert L. Thomas When Mr. Thomas was assigned responsibility for the public address system, George J. Svehla assumed the homeroom teachers' duties of the 12A-4 boys.

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ADMINISTRATION This class is made up of very inter- esting young men and women, with a great diversity of talents and ambitions. What specific things they will ac- complish in years to come no one can safely predict; but it appears quite cer- tain that they will make many note- worthy contributions to the society in which they live. DR. P. M. WATSON, Principal There are still treasures to be found by Forty-Niners who have the drive to look for them. GRACE A. MARTIN, Assistant Principal The pleasure which comes from working with other people is one of the most important things we should learn in school. Apparently, the peo- ple in your class have learned this lesson well. I wish to thank you for the many times you have been helpful and loyal. May the years ahead be kind to you. I. J. STILLINGER, Assistant Principal

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CLASS OFFICERS RAYMOND. WARREN 1307 East 92 Street National Honor Society 12A President; Panther Hi-Y; Hall Guard; Homeroom Basketball; Junior Varsity Football. Warren Personality and an ever-ready smile have made Warren the people's choice. Combining these qualities with hard work and ingenuity, he has led the 12A class through a successful semester. GREGOREK. GERALD Jerry 1520 East 38 Street National Honor Society, Vice president; 12A Vice president; Yearbook Commit- tee; French Club, President; Future Teachers Association, President; Math Club, President; Honor Study Hall Chair- man; Office Assistant; 12B Mixer Com- mittee. Jerry Here's the fastest non-track man at East. Jerry's either rushing to one of his club activities or attempting to prove that he's the world's fastest talker. He'll keep in touch with speed in the future as an airplane designer. MILLER. JEANNE 10915 Orville Avenue 12A Secretary; Athenaeum Society; Lau- rean Society, Secretary; Band and Or- chestra; Future Teachers Association; Hostelers Club; Latin Club; Prom Com- mittee; Student Council; Y-Teen Friend- ship Club. ••• ? Jeanne If her wish comes true, all Jeanne's troubles will be little. Kindergarten teaching is the ambition of this sweet end shy lass after her secretaryship of the class is over. TSANTILAS, DEAN 7003 Superior Avenue 12A Treasurer; Prom Committee; 12A Dance Committee; 12B Vice president; Band; French Club; Future Teachers As- sociation; Math Club, Vice president; Track; Student Council, Vice president. Dean After taking over Mr. Stillinger's of- fice for a day, Dean is well-prepared for any problem. He was always busy, but managed to find time, between Student Council work, band and clubs, to earn a track letter. RUSNAK, RAYMOND Ray 6308 Linwood Avenue 12A Sergeant-at-Arms; 12A Dance Com- mittee; Fencing Club; Wrestling Club. Ray Quietly riding to victory twice in sen- ior elections, Ray has proved a good- natured lad. He's always witty and happy and ready to cheer his gloomier classmates.