East High School - Exodus Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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SPORTS Lewis Syroney Guard Track season '54 found Lee Hall joining the boys al- ready on the team. In the same year, John Rebar was named captain of the harriers. Two of the boys really made names for themselves and East High that year. Shelby was city shot-put cham- pion, and at the State finals he took third place. John came in first for both the 100 yard and 220 yard dashes in the Senate track meet. East’s team of thinclads came in sixth. The girls finally got into the sportlight in the 12B se- mester by winning a rotating plaque for volleyball. Team members were Carol Jerson, captain; Diana Angeloff, Carol Champa, Mildred Chin Wing, Diane Maver, Elsie Corcoran, Pat Hytha and Bonnie Gould. This plaque still belongs to us as we leave East High. John Rebar joined the Blue Bombers during the ’54 foot- ball season to bring our team membership to six. These lads helped to bring East a 14-12 victory over St. Joseph High School in the opener. This was the first game the boys had played against St. Joe's and it proved to be a thrilling contest with which to start off the football season. As the season progressed, we found ourselves meeting tougher and more experienced opponents in the forms of Latin, Collinwood, and John Adams. Our last contest was one of the hardest battles, with East pitting their strength against Benedictine, which we lost 48-0. The Senate season ended with 2 wins and 4 losses. We, the class as a whole, are very proud of the boys and girls we have had participating in sports. They proud- ly expressed the entire class’s opinion on how we felt when it came to winning, or even losing, games against some tough opponents. 'Old East High forever, May we always be Faithful, proud, and loyal, In our love for thee.” 21 Shelby Kellogg Tackle

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