East Technical High School - June Bug Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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IT is our mosT sincere hope ThaT Mr. Anderson will conTinue Tor many more years To inspire and direcT The sTudenTs of EasT Technical in Their quesT of greaTer heighTs as he has done in The pasT. Mr. Anderson, Coach To all. graduaTed from WesTern Reserve Uni- versiTy, where he received his bachelor of arTs degree and wenT on To earn his MasTer of ArTs degree. Coach Anderson came To EasT Technical in I946 immediaI'ely aTTer serving Three and one-half years in The Navy and has been here ever since. AT EasT Technical, aside Trom Teaching physical educaTion, he handles The TooTball, baseball, and baske+baII Teams. His hobby This summer, The Coach admiTs, will be iusl playing a loT of golf. IT is selT-evidenT ThaT Mr. Anderson's excellenT Teaching and unselfish services To his sTudenTs will serve as a greaT influence and inspiraTion. ThaT his TuTure classes will proTiT as immeasurably by his knowledge and skill as has ours is almosT hisTory already. W' L I x' If S. A Q? June Bug ll l S 7 x' ff June.Bug I I Ex Libris Foreword When we, The June graduaTes of I952, TirsT enTered EasT Technical Those Three shorT years ago, we were obsessed noT by ThoughTs oT our subsequenT or even evenTual graduaTion, buf raTher by a sorT of Tear ThaT encompassed everyThing new To us abouT EasT Technical. One oT our greaTesT worries was The onslaughT of The Teachers. Wield- ing assignmenTs as Their mosT poTenT weapon, we feared ThaT They would come charging down upon us ancl leave us only wiTh Time To breaThe. ln This as well as in EasT Technical, we were noT disappoinTed. YeT. considering ThaT we sTill live and breaThe, iT couldn'T have been bad aT all. In TacT. now ThaT we can look back. iT was raTher enjoyable. ln an all boy school There cannoT be much of a social life. Or aT leasT. so mosT of us ThoughT Three years ago. EasT Technical has provided us wiTh a never-To-be-TorgoTTen excursion info social acTiviTies noT only wiTh The numerous inTer-school dances ThaT were held wiTh The very charming girl sTudenTs of Jane Addams and John Hay buT also Through The many clubs and acTiviTies ThaT were open To us. Perhaps The mosT imporTanT single gain oT our high school life was The chance To culTivaTe new friendships and enrich The ones we had already made. - . . . .BuT now we are leaving. The Time has come Tor us To venTure ouT inTo The world's of science and indusTry and prove ThaT EasT Technical has pre- pared us as well as The Thousands who have gone before us whaTever life nas in s+nre for us leT iT rome! EasT Technical has prepared us so we fear noT. Ex Libris Three Year History OT greaTesT inTeresT To us, The June graduaTes of l952, are The Three banner years we spenT aT EasT Technical. From SepTember I949 To June l952, EasT Technical has sponsored and parTicipaTed in so many evenTs, Thaf we herewiTh menTion only The mosT ouTsTanding of These. The Easf Senafe FooTball Crown, which was won during The '49 grid sea- son, produced The greaTesT sporTs Triumph during our Three years. Our EasT Side DecaThlon Champs and Cify Track Champs performed brillianTly To reTain Their Thrones. Greaf Brown and Gold baskeTbiall and baseball Teams ThaT iusT needed a few breaks have been equally impressive. The Tech Mer- men swam and splashed like The swiTT denizens of The deep To become DisTricT Swimming Champions. while a Tennis Team wiTh greaT possibilifies began surging upward. By way of enTerTainmenT, EasT Tech sTaged Three greaT shows: The FesTival of Fun, The VarieTy Show and The Open House. The firsT Two included sfage shows Thaf broughf ouT much of The Theafrical TalenT here aT EasT Technical. The Open House acquainTed our parenTs and friends wiTh EasT Tech: and iT clearly proved To Them ThaT our choice of schools was a wise one. During our brief sTay, The building was cleaned and painTed, giving iT a more pleasanT afmosphere for bofh sTudy and play. We have had our quoTa of sefbaclcs and also our share of successes. If our successes have oufnumbered our failures iT is only because of The aT- mosphere provided and The aTTiTude mainfained by The wonderful faculfy al' EasT Technical. In closing, The class of June '52 wishes To pass iTs Torch To The nexT graduaTing seniors. Keep iTs flame of TradiTion burning as sTeadily as iT has since firsl' if was liT. 5 Y Q10 'V QP June 'Bug ll Faculty .i-:Q-evil Xiilx 1 1? on , i'i, E Ee? N, N! lf 1 ll- 1 f, Sd X .1 M T:Q'? I, .. 3 fad 454, . I N' f, 215930325 I X f 961 U,-.1 X 1 I V 4' . i I I ' J ,A 3 4jf',' ' N !! fy iff! 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BOWER Pmdp' JUDSUN L, g'fgwAg1' Andemi: Assistant Principal Tnchliull Assistant Printipll avwfd gif Wm, k n ,, I Q.-I I L7 L, lil! li?1.'n rl . ry! ll, T Jun2.Bug I I 'rlrvm I-4 fWf1ff4a'f1w.gf:... BW' -v -f-A ------. Y I Q EQ! June Bug II ADMINISTRATION Barnett W. Taylor. . . Principal Judson L. Stewart ..... Assistant Principal Ernest O. Bower ...... Assistant Principal Charles E. Scott ...... Placement Director Humphrey Harmony. . . Council Adviser Raymond W. Hill ..... Vocational Adviser Allen B. Turnbull ..... Senior Adviser AERONAUTICS Clarence T. Loeften. . . John E. Quick ....... APPLIED ELECTRICITY Morris S. Bayer .... G. B. Hamman ...... ART--ARCH ITECTU RE Bernard C. Specht ..... Carl E. Vacek ........ CHEMISTRY-PHYSICS C. L. Anderson .... G. B. Hamman ...... E. S. Kern ........... Charles M. Quigley .... Walter M. Smith .... Allen B. Turnbull .... Raymond D. Yeck. . . ENGLISH Martha Collings . . . Zulieme Garret .... H. Miller Johnson. . Ethel Morris ...... Theodore Stettler. . GERMAN Osiander C. Hursh. . . LIBRARY Barbara Benes ...... Mildred L. Krohn .... Mona Terry ...... Faculty . . . 'I 35l4 Cormere Avenue . . . l237 Yellowstone Road . . . I23I Yellowstone Road . . . .858 Roanoke Road . . . .... 3848 Kirkwood Road . . . .... 3316 Kenmore Road . . . . I2OO Brentwood Road . . . .3I62 West I65th Street . . . . . . . .5550 Ridge Road . . . 2 .3320 East l42nd Street . . . . .2308 McKinley Avenue ...........207l5 Raymond Road 3638 Ludgate Road, Shaker Heights . . .2219 Belvoir Boulevard . . . . .2308 McKinley Avenue ........I8l6CharIes Road . . . .l782'5 Canterbury Road ......37I4 Blanche Road . . . . . . I2OO Brentwood Road . . . . . I607 Woodward Avenue . . . .2330 Euclid Heights Boulevard . . . . . . .1530 South Taylor Road . . . .4OI O Pleasant Valley Road . . . . . . . . .2632 Exeter Road . . . . .3OOI Coleridge Road ....27l I2 Russel Road . . .209I East I Ibth Street . . . . . l4l 50 Superior Road . . .3569 East 76 Street Faculty MACH I NE SHOP-PATTER J. B. Duff ........... Barney Gailewicz ....... Charles A. Grigas ..... Merrill D. Spurrier . . . Clarence A. Vollman. . . MATHEMATICS Samuel Goldstein ..... Osiander C. Hursh .... Ethel L. Knights ...... William A. Nardi .... Charles E. Scott ..... MECHANICAL DRAWING Ralph N. Canfield .... John A. Klug ...... Karl O. Kuehn . . . MUSIC Dante Picciotti. . . OFFICE STAFF June M. Coke Ruth Gordon. . Nettie V. Resnick ..... PRINTING Clarence A. Doubler. . . PHYSICAL EDUCATION Paul H. Anderson . . Eric V. Calhoun .... Ivan Greene ..... SOCIAL SCIENCE Nell Bollman ......... Humphrey A. Harmony MAKING-FOUNDRY ................I636CarIyonRoad ...........7904 Superior Road . . . . I63I I Trafalgar Avenue ...........Huntsburg,26 . . . . . . . .3667 Stoer Road . . . .3452 Milverton Road . . . .271 I2 Russel Road . . . . I2479 Cedar Road . . . .3418 Colwyn Road . . . .858 Roanoke Road . . . l6803 Glendale Avenue . . . . .5720 Wellington Road . . . . .839 Thornhill Drive . . . .256I 5 Tungsten Road, Euclid ...... . . . . IO529 Bryant Avenue . . . . . . . . . . .740 East l25th Street . . .264I North Moreland Boulevard . . . .I I76 Quilliams Road . . . .23738 Chadsey Drive . . . .3932 Orchard Road . . .3260 Chalfant Road . . .... I832 East 90th Street . . .. .. . .3848 Kirkwood Road Sterlie A. Miles ......... .,.. 8 85 Roanoke Road Carl L. Runkle ....... TYPING Karl O. Kuehn ....... LUNCH ROOM SUPERVISOR Esther Balfour ........ . . . .5176 Eastover Road . . . .839 Thornhill Drive .. . .35I3 Silsby Road 1 E!!! June Bug II s31E Z'3iS:s:iJkE' T' 5-T..?iitf1iA75E5fiziWi.SS443Q Seniors X , . X x, , si Q fi 7 iv ja gk X M . Wig? fx, . , - is V, -4. Y. . . , ,, R V . x ' vt V?' X ' I -fx-M .QQ,XM,Nv, X XT ' 'i - 9 - .Mu MNLLV, -, N wmv Ul'4w,,, cgi, ' I 5 xN,lLi1:u,Igx,Wy I ld, 'M f'l'7 'f!f .1 X 4 -v , L 'f , f' X W Y :YL 'lfwl W ,S A ,W . ,-. 1 X V, ,, , J V N ,, ,. V .vim IHFUMW Raj! , 1 an xx ,XHfffQ X0 -. ,, , ,. 1, 1 , - 'N' ' N 6 ,wff L . -. 5' . - 6-gf J f 'Wir' ,, X X . 5, ,H - X '-Z: k ' 5 1 f' ' i X X X 1-'S 1. ' , ! J xx l X lx , ll ff M MW W, X . X .XX XX ' 1 X' 4 fb I -. -- NX X- My X. Ny' ,, Y 4 V N, :, lx xNXNx-, 'NN 1 Xlv'lw' .,9,w rf, . X xx X1 W X -V X. ,. M, yr ,Q KKQ X xx 1 , fl I- 74, xr wx X X X S w,,C' ,f wx Q, X1 .. x 1, by x 1. v thx f xggctff, 15,1 ' 4,1 xi ,N ' V ' if va: -A-.N . Y nf Xxx 'N' Ai' , ' A.-X afa' , .,- ,-,M X- if X, X Q. ,-4 2-.5 , 21:9 -' 4-nj A' k VX , ,I :ian VQILIW W 'P lg' g Nw, MN Q- 45' ww 1' N H ' ,N Ag. x Q , 1 XXX 'm I fl xl N xx .x.. W , . 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Photography Editor KA xl!! Jun2.Bug Il rr' in a EQ! June Bug I l Lafe fo bed, early +0 rise. He comes fo school wifh sleep in his eyes. Firsf period arrives. he's on his way, Seniors , Some knowledge he'll fry fo cram in foday. There's fhe bell, second period's here, l+'s Mr. Runkle's fime, some hisfory he'll hear. Hisfory's over, he'll lei' ou? a cheer. . In sfudy hall, now, af fhe feacher he'll sneer. The hour has come fo exercise. During gym. fhe poor boy dies. Homeroom period is nor for lunches, You'll hear him preach as he gobbles and Fif+h and sixfh is specializalion, Affer fhis, he needs recuperafion. Sevenfh, when he's supposed fo ear, He sifs in fhe movies and sfamps his feel. Next he'll hear physics, wicked and hard, Ho! Ho! Mr. Hamman sure is a card. Now, +o end a long day's work, He'll sil in marh and shiver and shirk. Homeward bound, af +he end of fhe day. He'll sfarl' ou+ fomorrow, in fhe very some munches. way. Seniors James Adams 7BlO Hillside Rd. AUTO MECHAN Va 'v Foolbal Hal ard Varsify Baseball vb HR Ba ll H.R. Baseb K. James Addison I495 Addison Rd. ELECTRICITY Scarabaean H.S. Freeman Wreckers Polylechnic H.S. Kafsumi Akiba me Easl' 59 si. U MACHINE SH P MW' 'J William Aklns 4833 Ouincy Ave. ART Band H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskelball Coli Tech Hi-Y H.R. Agent - I I Robert Albrechl 3437 Easf l25 Sf. AUTO MECHANICS Band , Q-LRB Haseballj GI' B f ' 1.7! 7. l'l' ' f William Alexander 8634 Quinc Ave. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers Bar Bell H.R. Baskefball H.R. Baseball -. ,.,.,,...-..,.,.-ff km?-,., YVWKE. X Tx, X I ' vw-----,,...v -Q-nw , I s Anllmony Angie 2l87 Murray Hill Rd. MACHINE SHOP Swimming Team Golf Team Iljlu ,QQ 50,074 Ronald Annolico 2526 Easl 20 Sf. PRINTING Donald Greene I 2332 Ease 57 sf. MACHINE DRAWIN ax Varsify Track Coli Tech Hi-Y H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskefball James Babicln I 25l2 Cedar Ave. ELECTRICITY J.V. Foolball H.R. Baseball ' H.R. Baskelball qv Freeman Wreckers I . E vmnv Foolball f I but C '- dn L Slanley Baker l24Ib Cheslerfield Ave. AUTO MECHANICS 7 I Bl? w Hall Guard fflvz' f54f'f?!354C-- fl -.4 7. l ,' wi 1- L14-7, ' James Barre'H' 69ll Berwick Rd. FOUNDRY Varsity Foolball Varsify Track H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskelball L x 1 ll' JunE.Bug ll David Boyd 3673 Easf I43 SI. AUTO MECHANICS Barbell Shurferbuqs H.R. Baslcelball H.R. Baseball Hall Guard Charles Brendorfer 2046 Easf 96 S+. SIGN PAINTING Pale Bu'fIer I05l0 Granlwood Ave. PATTERN MAKING Charles Calhoun 2284 Easl' I03 Sf. FOUNDRY Hall Guard J.V. Foofball Varsify Foofball Band H.R. Baskelball Curhs Cavanaugh 2644 Easf 75 SI. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskefball Shuflerbugs Cfffijm, le Cff Donald Cech 366I Easl I08 Sf. AUTO MECHANICS Brown HI-Y Seniors Donald Childers B 82I7 Dawn Ave. If PRINTING Noble HI-Y Shuflerbuqs H.R. Baskefball H.R. Baseball James Cochran 2l02 Evelyn Ave, ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreclcers Hall Guard Allrigeoms Whirlo Aubrey Collms 25l3 Easf 83 SI. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckelxrs H.R. Baskelball H.R. Baseball Band David Cooper I834 Easf 63 Sf. AUTO MECHANICS H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskelball John Csobady IIBI6 Honevdale Ave AUTO MECHANICS H.R. Baskeklball g H.R. Baseball l fr H, VM, , v George Cundra l2005 Jesse Ave. ELECTRICITY Nalional H.S. Scarabaean H.S. bolf Team Alfrigeoms Der Deufsche Klub Freeman Wreckers - Arfisan Hi-Y ll . Af Q49 ' ,iq f June Bug ll W Seniors William Cunningham 3449 Easl' IZB Sf. ART Coll-Tech Hi-Y Der Deulsche Klub ' ,Aff I . I W if l John Da brawolslxi 9620 Carlon Ave. MACHINE SHOP John Dailey 3408 Easf II4 sf. ELECTRICITY l Freeman Wreckers Der Deulsche Klub l 1 iff' l' IL ,lfdllf ff ,aw . Anlhony Del Brocco Illl8 Grafield Ave. AUTO MECHANICS H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskelball Hall Guard QM Lewis Humphries 2696 Easf 53 Sf. AERONAUTICS Michael DiLembo H706 Kellon Ave. -- AUTO MECHANICS -N ,el f A W' fl I JUL 4' N QW ex x Marlin Donelon IOI4 Easl 78 sf. ,W ELECTRICITY f -' I H.R. Baseball 5 H.R. Baskelball Hall Guard l Sieve Dubics l64l4 Seville Rd. Auro MECHANICS Gold Hi-Y 952-Q-I9-.JZI-'ia Kalman DLITIR 2297 Scovill Ave. l ART ' Nalional H.S. Pres. Scarabaean H.S. E.'l7.S.O. Allriqeoms Pres. Presidenf's Club Polylechnic H.S. Pres. A 6 Charles Erne I559 Easf 49 SY. MACHINE SHOP ' Va rsily Foolball Varsity Baseball Norberl' Fauslini 3889 sw l53 S+. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers Bar Bell H.R. Baseball H.R. Basketball Roberf Fields X 7oo9 Hough llxvel PRINTING I Q5 I l l qglllslll ls L x 1 Bl' Q50 June Bug ll , L x 1 U' Jun2.Bug V I Gerald F-i'l'cl1 3005 Easl B3 Sf. James Forfa I509 Easl l23 SI. ELECTRICITY Nafional H.S. Scarabaean H.S. Freeman Wreckers H.R. Baseball H.R. Basketball E.T.S.O. I Curhs Fosler 3048 Easf 82 Sl. AERONAUTICS Coli Tech Hi-Y H.R. Baseball H.R. Basketball Il. Harold Fox - .f. :om onvef Ave. X , ELECTRICITY . Varsily Baskelball 'l Varsify Foolball Varsily Track Der Deulsclne Klub Movie Capl. Dan George 3709 Payne Ave. ELECTRICITY Nalional H.S. Scarabaean H.S. Barbell J.V. Foofball Freeman Wreckars Jay Gerding 3682 Easl l08 Sl. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreclcers Alfrigeoms 291. f rr, Seniors Alex Goldenfeld 1 H704 Buckeye Rd. CHEMISTRY Nalional H.S. U Scarabaean H.S. K Shulferbuqs X Presldenfs Club ' 1' f A y A Donald raflon l IIb8 Easl 58 S+. MACHINE SHOP Arlhur Green 4920 Oulhwaife Ave. V ELECTRICITY ' ,l E.r.s.o. ff Scarab , Freeman Wre lc H.R. Baseball . Q! crr h '- ef Bznlllen ' Thomas Hamllfon 3276 Easl I34 Sl. MACHINE SHOP f Noble Hi-Y Varslfy Foofball Varsify Baslrelball Band ' ' John Hangach I27I0 Benham Ave. ELECTRICITY Jaclc Harler 10923-H Woodland Ave. AUTO MECHANICS f 1 vrvrrvx Seniors Clarence Hiclcs 2978 Easf 77 Sl. AUTO MECHANICS H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskefball Glee Club James Hicks 23l5 Easl 39 Sf. FOUNDRY Richard Hlaves 3b7I Easl IO3 Sl. MACHINE DRAWING Brown Hi-Y A Rolex' Hlaves um Easl nos sl. MACHINE RAWING Scare baean . . Brown Hi-Y All eoms 2338 Easl 33 LECTRI I ee frige ms - e . ' . 5 Edward Hob s Em . .1 I -, f D 1 C ,V C Jack Hochheiser 92Il Yale Ave. AUTO MECHANICS Band Bar Bell I P I igxaf'-A wwffrrrfrv . ' I , Tom Hronelt 3453 Easl 103 sr. 1 If-nnis Team Swimming Team Nalional H.S. M I' 5 746 ,,L Scarabaean H.S. Bar Bell Pres. Presidenl's Club John Hous'l'on 4ll2 Harvard Ave. MACHINE DRAWING Varsify Foolball Versifv Bfvkerball H.R. Baseb ll Page MSS Herman lmand 3289 Easf I39 Sl. ARCHITECTURE Movie Operalor Cinemaslers Eenedlcl' Jarosz 7900 Goodman Ave. AUTO MECHANICS Movie Guard H.R. Baseball Scarabaean H.S. Raymond Jesilus IO3ll Sophia Ave. AUTO MECHANICS Thomas Johnson 4lO6 Perkins Ave. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers J.V. Foolball H.R. Baseball H.R. Basketball Hall Guard Movie Guard ..,v 1 f ,lifes 1' 49 L I , fb A-.N-f'-'H-M . I 1 Q fl June Bug ll l r' ' J-ll l lv .Q l l J- I: '21 x :L L x 1 ll' Jun-e.Bug I l Alvin Laney 3376 Easf l2B AUTO MECHANICS Decarhlon Team H.R. Baseball Morris Jordan I574 Easl 94 Sl. PATTERN MAKING H.R. Baseball Office Page Hall Guard H.R. Baskelball Slephen Juslxo 7805 Rawlings Avo. ELECTRICITY Nafional H.S. Decafhlon Team E.T.S.O. Freeman Wreckers Joseph Kaslelluc 3548 East ll0 Sf. ELECTRICITY Swimming Team Tennis Team Freeman Wreclcers Bar Bell Donald Kllmas 74l5 Linwood Ave. ELECTRICITY H.R. Baseball Scarabaean H.R. Freeman Wreckers I a . fry! L 1 1f,4.4fz,,e 14. . Roberl' Klouda l3809 Durkee Ave. MACHINE SHOP Seniors Norberl' Konlcowslzi 6806 Seberf Ave. MACHINE SHOP H.R. Baslrefball m Edilor Il' Sieve Koslrubamc 67l5 Kinsman Rd. PRINTING Hall Guard Band H.R. Baseball H.R. Baslrefball Edward Koslyalz SOI I Fleel Ave. ELECTRICITY Alfrigeoms Slephen Kofyuk H909 Parkhill Ave. MACHINE DRAWING -.', xrxnt, we . Y I ' wfktll 1 .I fr! Q ...' 4 James Krause I6904 Maplewood Rd., Maple HIS. AERONAUTICS Ch I d .' Qlligdeamir 'ilfl' vc J rown I- , U s.r.s.o. LMA' I 1, J H.R. Baseball J , bbw' , H.R. Baske'rbaII Cx., v A A Richard Krzys I B809 Svec Ave. ART Nafional H.S. Sec. Polyfechnlc H.S. Senior Class Sec. Der Deufsche Klub Sec. Allriqeoms Bar Bell P Ai., Seniors Willard Landrum 2348 Easf 57 Sf. MACHINE SHOP Band J.V. Baskelball Cali Tech Hi-Y H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskelball Carl LanI'z 4l6 Easl' IIS SI. MACHINE DRAWING Nafional H.S. Allrigeoms Brown Hi-Y H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskelball Millard Lawrence 3373 Easl l28 Sf. Noble Hi-Y H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskelball Decalhlon Sanford Lebovrlz 27II Cenlral Ave. ELECTRICITY Cinemaslers Chess Club Pres. Freemen Wreckers Alfrigeoms Presidonf's Club Khlsfffff f Band f .x ', If Richard Lee l285 Easf Ill sf. PRINTING fw .,iX'f!V I lfv John Lrlwinowlcz 3726 Easf 53 Sl. MACHINE DRAWING Nafional H.S. H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskefball . X ,ff- , , !-f I ' 1 Paul Losfoslu 7703 Cornelia Ave. MACHINE SHOP H.R. Baseball -lall Guard Polylechnic H.S. Q Donald Maslanlxa 5200 l-lamrn Ave. AERONAUTICS Vernon Mays lI8I2 Kinsman Rd. MACHINE SHOP Band Track Scarabaean H.S. H.R. Baseball PresidenI's Club Lf, ' li' ll. fl i fLl:1 fl 'l Roberl' McCall me Elk Ave. ' gil AERONAUTICS waz: ,. as H.R. as el a - Band IX Chorus A ul Office Page Hall Guard Flelcher Meadows 2l87 Easl 7l sl. HORTICULTURE 9712.4 flmwfowf Thomas Mewhinney 98I5 Meech Ave. MACHINE DRAWING, , L' ' Lf I w'lfNJfW'l'VW b ull' ffl' F, r I I V up- . --.fm R I Q49 June Bug ll I -Il: all June Bug . ll . .JI 4' f f I 14, 4 , I 1 lllfjxr' ld! it, ky! , , 1 IIVVII' Clem Mihoci 3262 Easf 43 SI. ELECTRICITY Nafional H.S. PresidenI s Club Scarabaean H.S. Brown Hi-Y E.T.S.O. Bar Bell Michael Milano l20Il Farringdon Ave. Cinemaslers Pres Allrigeoms l lx Nalional H.S. CHEMISTRY PresidenI's Club x X Alchemia Treas. i C I Miller 57 Easf Blvd. CHEMISTRY Scarabaean H .S. Brown Hi-Y E.T.S.O. Alchemia Peler Mifro l09l0 Greenwich Ave. CHEMISTRY National H.S. Vice-Pres. Scara baean H.S. Der Deufsche Klub Pres. Brown Hi-Y Presidenfs Club Alchemia EMI' Qvifz' Charles Molley 7903 Melrose Ave. AUTO MECHANICS H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskelball Edward Naiman l32l7 Svec Ave. CHEMISTRY Nafional H.S. Scarabaean H.S. Alchemia H.R. Baskelb ll H.R. Basel: Band .llf l abil 'Wi f UE' - O Seniors Donald Naymllc 7307 Ivy Ave. AUTO MECHANICS H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskelball , Wqwwlw f 790....S2a1'Vl Raymond Neslcy nm vineyard Auto MECHANICS I Waller Novel: f 72Il Indiana Ave. JG K AUTO MECHANICS H.R. gasebil :EZ-to H.R. k f ii Whirloas e a Q43 Radio Tech Hall Guard , Q 7 Lu ' f I Thomas Pi'H's 2306 Easf 87 S+. FOUNDRY a ....,,, ii , . ,.,'I s 2 John Priui Tom Rini 24I5 Woodland Ave. AUTO MECHANICS Baseball Mgr. Hall Guard Movie Guard N i vi A ' fi i i, ,U'If!l' l '1,'vX lf Seniors Rican Rial, 3 0 Easf l42. L. ,, . N Varslf . oolball 'I Elsa n W ar , Qhorugg' X. .L aseball wiv. Pier f Evereli Roberls I3l9 Easl' ll4 Sf. MACHINE SHOP H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskefball Bl' 0 WN Melvin Rofh H08 Lakeview Rd. ELECTRICITY Hall Guard CZJPEP' Edward Rolh 3446 Easl 52 sf. PRINTING E.T.S.O. , ' fy 1, X 1 X La 1 , r ull Ronald Rush I090I-D Woodland Ave. AUTO MECHANICS H.R. Baseball H.R. Baslrelball g,,ffLlfgll.,M, leffvzfw IM Richard Scheuering SII6 Harlem Ave. MACHINE SHOP ' I Melvin Quamfance 9704 Pierpont ELECTRICITY Bar Bell H.R. Baseball H.R. Baslcelball Freeman Wreckers James Sherudan 533 Easl' II4 SI. PRINTING H.R. Baseball H.R. Basketball Polylechnic H.S. Hall Guard s 8603 Wade Park Av CHEMISTRY Scarabaean H.S. Al h ' C ETTIIB Polylechnic l-l.S. James Sherwood Hall Guard Caplaun H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskelball Daniel Sielwl H65 Easl 65 Sl. CHEMISTRY Alcllernld Hall Guard l 'Il' al ' I E.T.S.O. Page Thunderbirds aa Sfeplaen Smagelslu 8lO4 Simdn Ave. MACHINE SHOP E.T.S.O. H.R. Baseball Hall Guard Page Malor Smrllu 3I64 Easl Bl Sl. ART J.V. Foolball Varsily Foolball J.V. Baskefball H.R. Baseball H.R. Baslcefball Varsify Baseball ,f e1 N I Q50 June Bug ll l x 1 ll' June.Bug l l Ar'l'I1ur Solomon lO025 Olive? Ave. ARCHITECTURE James Soulcup 29ll Easf II9 SI. MACHINE DRAWING Troian HI-Y H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskelball Maihew Spencer 4907 Woodland Ave. ELECTRICITY Coll Tlech Hi-Y Bar Bell H.R. Baskefball H.R. Baseball Freeman Wreckers Melvyn Spire l2524 Edrnonlon Ave. MACHINE DRAWING Donald Sfech 4004 Easf 54 SI. ELECTRICITY Brown HI-Y Freeman Wreckers Alfrigeoms Der Deulsche Klub PolyTechnlc H .S. Vice-Pres. Edward Sfeller l89O Easf 70 Sf. MACHINE SHOP Hall Guard H.R. Baskefball .X ' 'f. .f , Seniors Josepl-I Siraka I45l9 Mllverlon Ave AUTO MECHANICS Quake Ear Sfrong 2507 Easl R6 SI. ELECTRICITY H.R. Baseball H.R. BaskeTbaIl Hall Guard Freeman Wreckers Alberl' Synlr 3791 Easi ISI sf. AUTO MECHANICS Danlel TYIICkI 8605 Macomb Ave. MACHINE SHOP Scarab Sfaff Club Edlfor James Taylor l5l7 Easf an sv. ELECTRICITY Noble Hi-Y Bar Bell Hall Guard Roberl Taylor 558 Easf lOl SI. FOUNDRY I w I I W nz I 7' . '. iw, . Seniors Pefer Teer 483 Easf I23 SI. ELECTRICITY Social Commiffee Brown Hi-Y Don TeI+ellaaum 7l2 Easf l3l S+. AUTO MECHANICS Hall Guard digg! 'M 1757! Gerald Thompson BOI7 Holton Ave. Pafiern Making Whirlo Richard Todd I0520 Drex ve. ELECTRICI Fre a re kes lar . h . R .R u ekfball . . seball George Trebefs l008 Easr 7l Sf. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers H.R. Baseball , H.R. Baskefball E.T.S.O. . N f' I If -U I Edward Trepanier 8809 Birchdale Ave. MACHINE DRAWING -15I?,r,fyIgrgvqyw?:I'.fi' ,V A.-.WW .W 4 .fm 7.1, ,.....IW-..e-.- Thaddeus Troy 2l02 East 8l Place MACHINE DESIGN Coli Tech Hi-Y Band Bowling Team Capf. H.R. Basketball H.R. Baseball Swimming Team Kenneih Turlc i057 Easl' 69 Sf. MACHINE srior David Twigg i509 Easi 80 Place CHEMISTRY Nafional H.S. Scarabaean H.S. Sludenf Council Pres Cheerleader Capfain' Alchemia Pres. I 2534 Easf 43 Sf. SIGN PAINTING Franlc UBIC l4I4 Easf 53 Sf. AUTO MECHANICS Decafhlon H.R. Baseball H.R. Beskeiball 'WMM Joseph Vafovec 9409 Prince Ave. PRINTING Scarabaean H.S.-Pres. Scarab Sporfs Edifor Spcrfs Edifor Presiden'r's Club Brown Hi-Y Sec. MLS June Bug ll mu A' ve L x 1 ll' June.Bug l l 1 'James Vernyi , Ill22 Conlinenfal Ave. I, Ancr-mecrune if it ' Varsify Swimming fu 1' Corinlhian Pres. I, X -I Presidenl's Club .' .' Life Guard William Whilman 38l? Broadway Ave. MACHINE DRAWING Varsify Tr ck Coli Tec Hi-Y Der De sch Klub X jif- Sherman Walker 2556 Easf 63 Sf. ART Coli Tech Hi-Y Kennelh Ward 2572-B Easf IIO S+. AUTO MECHANICS Waller Ward I3I4 Wesr 28 SI. ART - Isaac Washingfon 2435 Easf 46 SI. PATTERN MAKING Seniors Raymond Wasil: 936 Easf 78 Sf. Varsily Baseball E.T.S.O. Hall Guard fl Page H.R. Baseball . H.R. Baskelball Gene While 2960 Minnie Ave. AUTO MECHANICS Ronald While 4aoe Euclid Ave jf'A AenoNAurlcs'l .LI H.R. sssebsn J E.T.S.O. , Thunderbirds ' Der Deulsche Klub . I George Wilcox 2998 Easf 75 Sf. ELECTRICITY Hall Guard H.R. Baseball H.R. Baslrefball residenI s lu Freeman Wreckers f ichard Williams I032l Ashbury Ave. AUTO MECHANICS J.V. Football H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskelball Coli Tech Hi-Y Band Choir Franl: Youngwerlh IOS05 Avon Ave. PRINTING Page Seniors Joseph Younf BZIU Wade Park Ave. AUTO MECHANICS Roberf Zalefel IOB3 Easf 68 SI. ELECTRICITY Scarabaean H.S. Decalhlon Freeman Wreckers Bar Bell H.R. Baseball Senior Class Pres. Q3 BX- xl ilgxxxi '- Kennelh Nagy I09Ila Grandview HORTICULTURE Movie Guard Varsiiy Foolball Troian Hi-Y H.R. Baskeiball Roland Bagley 82Il Gill Ave. PRINTING Milfon Crowell 2263 Easf 67 Sf. PATTERN MAKING Office Page Hall Guard H.R. Baskefball H.R. Baseball Rinardo Consianfino lI9l4 Lenacrave Ave. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers Frank Zelazny 996 Easf 78 Sf. ELECTRICITY H.R. Baslcefball H.R. Baseball PI'IIIIIp ZITO 3352 Easf l28 Sr. AUTO MECHANICS J.V. Foofball H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskelball Bar Bell Reuben Mi+cI1elI 25bl Easf 39 Sf. MACHINE SHOP Alben' Davison 2792 Easl 79 sf. AUTO MECHANICS Band Bar Bell Frank Dembsli 7I28 Can'Ion Ave. , AUTO MECHANICS I H.R. Baseball H.R. Baskefball John Galka 7505 Harvard Ave. PATTERN MAKING Bar Bell Radio Tech Sec. E.T.S.O. H.R. Baseball H,R. Baskelball Hall Guard L x 1 U' .lunE.Bug ll L x' it A I June Bug l l Seniors Row I-Vatovec, Jusko, White, George, Twigg, Cunningham, Gallca. Row 2-Maslanla, Jarosz, Mays, Wilcox, Alcins, Todd, Adams. Krzys absent trom picture. Three Year Perfect Attendance This group ot selected IZA boys have distinguished themselves in having had pertect attendance all three years, while attending East Technical High School. Many ot the boys have more than three years ot perfect attendance. Seniors Throughouf our enlire ihree years af Easl' Technical, we, who are now seniors, have, only al Times, sensed ihe helpful, guiding influence of our homeroom leachers. Their lasks have mosl undoubledly been difficulf al +i.mes: yef, fhey persevered and guided us in'relligen+ly and +hough+'Fully as we roolc our 'Firsf falfering sfeps Through lhe long corridors of experience. I+ is for +his and for 'rhe mulfifudes of favors, large and small, Thai our homeroom 'reachers have done for us, 'rhai we are frying, in fhis small way, fo express a porlion of our graiilucle and exiend a hearlful, buf inadequaie, Thanl:s! l S 7 x' If .lunE.Bug ll Seniors ww ! ! I I w E 1 Seniors 5 Kthletics J 'fx X fx. .ij X39 NNI! WMLTEQ X, V3 lg 9 W ,gb 'XX Xilmfix ff f WX ff' l' , .AW W f ' 'Y ' 1!z, y 1 ' pn f 1 X J' 3' A .i :IQ 012 3 Q fy V,g.i1. f ,Q 1 ly M W ' W M 'NM ,fx x yu ' ky XO 1 w 1 V i b M w . V, W f' M I fy! X MM Rx NX x 3 ' V ' XXHXX ' M 3 fx' KM' I W f 12 X 4! I f I: X jf ' xx + v f ,ily X X 'Y' ' ld f' X 9 XM V X X E ' mm .fQX 1 Qgsssrdn fy lf' ' .Qux X ff!! -. 5 17 ' X ff N X KV . 1 WN NY 3 Q Af, HN ,K . - ' ' gn w? L2L-J,1 4 ' I MD 1 Mr .I une Bug Il Al xll: Jun2TBug I l Rthletics Row I-W. Nardi, Coach, Rizzo, Burns, Zadnilc, l-larris, G-rallon, Wilson, Blalnilc, Ollicli, Tyler, l-louslon, Krusinslci, P. Anderson, Coach. Row 2-Pelile, Barrell, l-lamillon, Ballle Ross, Esayian, McElwee, Calhoun, Pislcach, Cofield, Silverman. Row 3-Neslcy, Mgr., l-lall, Sn-iilh, Babich, Adams, lvlinisla, Sorkin, Klucarilr, Fox, Pelruno, Mersinis. Football Compleling one ol lhe mosl erralic foolball seasons in recenl years. lhe Brown and Gold eleven lurned in a season record which shows liflle of lhe real lype ol loolball lhe gridders were capable ol playing. The live viclories and four losses fooled no learn which laced lhe local squad. The Scarabs had polenlial scoring power on every play ln lhe 3l lo I2 viclory over Wesi Tech, lhe Locals showed an amazing display ol speed and power. The backs scored long and oflen as Herb Burns and John l'louslon began showing lheir foolball abilily by scoring five touchdowns belween lhem. Underdogs againsl Porlsrnoulh, The Scarab squad erupled inlo a spon- laneous grid explosion and delealed lhe down slale leam, 52 lo O, as a lhundering herd of Arlisans crossed lhe Troians' goal line. Burns, l-louslon, Bob Ross, Jim Barrell, and lvlaior Smilh slruclc pay dirl lor The Locals. Wilh lhe Scarabs now ranlcing lenih in lhe slale, local sporls scribes predicled a greal season for lhe Brown and Gold. Then came lhe downfall. Easl l-ligh, using a deceiving eighl-man line, upsel a courageous Scarab leam, 26 lo l3. The Blue Bombers' aerial alfaclc proved lo be lhe main laclor in lhe loss as Quarlerbaclc Andy Olculovich's passes shallered lhe local defense. -L.. Ti Athletics Varsity Football---Continued A week lafer The squad suffered a humiliafing loss aT The hands of The undefeaTed Collinwood aggregaTion. Tech displayed a leaky defensive game as The Railroaclers piled up a commanding lead :of I9 poinTs in Thebfirsf half. However, The local eleven wasn'T To go down wiThouT a baTTle. Housfon and Charley Cofield Tallied on shorT plunges, and as The lasT five minuTes of play sped by, The score read. I9 To I3. BUT as The Scarabs were driving To anoTher score. Collinwood held and wenT on To score Two more TD's. In Mansfield, The Locals Tore up so much Turf beTween The Mansfield Ten-yard line and The goal line iT was paTheTic. Again They were on The losing end of The 2I To I8 score. Bad breaks and failure To kick The poinTs afTer Touchdowns proved To be The downfall of The Locals. The badly ouTplayed Tygers converfed Two Tech fumbles inTo Touchdowns, buT The ArTisans never gave up and were on Their way To anoTher score as The game ended. The Scarabs sTarTed slow buT smashed Cenfral. 44 To O. Holding a slim I3 To O halffime lead, Tech cuT loose and rampaged over The Blue and Red for 3I poinfs. Heading The scoring column were Burns wiTh Three Touchdowns. and Cofield. BarreTT, I'lousTonn. and Gene PeTiTe, each Tallying one. Playing on a weT field The squad's sTerling offense and defense bom- barded The LaTin iinx, 46 To I2. Alfhough The game was raTed a Toss-up. The ArTisans' line Turned The game inTo a wholesale slaughfer. Four TD's were added To Burns' record. making him The leading scorer in The disTricT. The oTher Tallies were by Housfon, Al Tyler, and Cofield. Then The iinx hiT The Team again as a spirifed Benedicfine squad dropped The Scarabs. 26 To 0. Tech's offense bogged down under The slippery condi- Tions which made ball handling and TooTing precarious. To wind up The season The grudge fighT beTween John Adams ended in a Tense 6 To O vicTory for The ArTisans. Burns Tallied The lone TD of The game on The second half kickoff. So There's The roller coasTer. Up on WesT Tech and PorIsmouTh, down on EasT and Collinwood, rise slighTly on Mansfield, away up on Cenfral and LaTin. down again wiTh BenedicTine, and up once more wiTh Adams. I I I I L S 7 x' If .Iune.Bug I I -B ill: June Bug Zithletics Jay Vee Football Coaches Bill Grey, June !45, and Fred Wilson, June '50, welcomed a group of 24 prospecfive foofball players seeking a place in l'he rank of fhe junior varsify squad as fhe fall season opened. In fheir firsf fray fhe Local Scrubs overpowered Cenfral, 8 fo 0. Roberf Price rallied lhe game's only fouchdown on a shorf run. The ofher fwo poinls came when Tech's whole forward wall fell on fhe Cenfral ball carrier for a safefy. The reserves bowed fo a more experienced Benedicfine squad, 34 fo 7, in fheir nexf filf. Safefy man Ike Williams scored 'rhe Arfisans' lone T.D. on a 65 yard punf refurn. Frank Safranek was doing 'rhe place kicking fhis year for 'rhe Locals. Collinwood, which always possesses a powerful Jay Vee eleven defeafed fhe Arfisans, l9 fo 6, in a hard foughf baffle. John Sima complefed an aerial fo John Augusfine in 'rhe end zone for a T.D. Playing heads-up ball fhroughouf fhe game were Fred Kifchen and John Sima. The Scrubs ended fhe season in sfyle by whipping Easr, 24 'lo l3. Their season record was 'rwo viclories and lhree defeafs. The whole Tech line played a brillianf defensive game. Jay Vee Basketball The Local Jay Vee baskefball feam ended lheir l95l-52 cage season wifh a season's record of six vicfories and five defeafs. The Reserves were coached 'rhis year by John Krusinski, sfar quarferback on fhe Arlisan foof- ball Team. In +heir firsf game of fhe season, fhe Scarab Jay Vees were defeafed by fhe John Marshall Reserves, 38 fo 32. Opening fheir Senafe season againsf Glenville, fhe Local five were defeafed by fhe Tarblooders, 34 +o 27. The Scarab scrubs 'rhen dropped an overfime baffle 'ro +he Easf High Reserves, 29 +o 25. Winning 'rheir nexf +wo games, fhe Scarabs knocked off lwo previously undefeafed feams. They smashed Collinwood, 26 fo 20, and fhen walloped Cenfral, 36 +o 25. The Locals fhen faced +heir 'rhird sfraighf undefeafed opponenf, buf fhis l'ime 'rhey came ouf on lhe shorf end of a 40 fo 24 score. The Cafhedral Lafin feam handed fhis defeaf onfo fhe Scarab's record ln fhe Benedicfine game, fhe Arfisan Scrubs were edged by fhe Bengal Reserves, 29 'ro 28. Bouncing back from This defeaf, lhe Arfisans wenf on fo win 'rheir lasf Three games in a row. In fheir nexf fwo games, fhe Ariisans smashed fhe John Adams Scrubs, 33 fo 23, wifh Price and Buflord meshing nine and eighf poinfs, respecfively. The Wesf High game was a close baffle for fhe Scarabs buf a I2 poinl' fhird quarfer cinched +he game for 'rhe Local five. X 7-Kthletics Row I-Mersinas, HamilTon, HousTon, Davis, Klimaclc. Row 2-Beny, man.: Sima, PeTruno, HarT, LassiTer, Coach Anderson, Basketball CornpleTing one of The mosT successTul seasons in recenT years, The Brown and Gold cagers ended Their schedule wiTh an over all record of seven vic- Tories and seven deTeaTs. The Locals wound up in a Third place Tie wiTh John Adams and EasT High in EasT SenaTe play, having a league reccrd oT Tive vicTories and Three deTeaTs. ln The running Tor The disTricT championship, The Scarabs reached The semi-Tinals beTore They were eliminaTed. CenTer Bill Klimack had an ouTsTanding season, leading The ArTisan aTTaclc in each game and reaching his peak when he esTablished a new SenaTe scoring record by pouring in 47 poinTs in The John Hay game. He led individual scoring in The EasT SenaTe and had The second highesT poinT average in The disTricT wiTh an average oT over 22 poinTs per game. Opening Their season wiTh an independenT TilT againsT John Marshall, The Scarabs were subdued by a Tasl' breaking, sure shooTing Lawyer quinTeT, The Scarabs came back sTrongly To noTch up Their TirsT vicTory OT The season by smashing The SouTh High Flyers in anoTher independenT game by a score oT 5l To 40. The Scarabs opened Their SenaTe season by capTuring Their TirsT Two games They deTeaTed Glenville, 55 To 46, and upseT The EasT High Blue Bombers, 47 To 35. Championship hopes were quickly dimmed when The defending cham- pions, The Collinwood Railroaders, edged The ArTisans, 36 To 3l. Then This year's evenTual EasT SenaTe champs, The CenTral Troians, squeezed by wiTh a 38 To 36 vicTory. Winning Their nexT Three games in a row, The Locals showed The lcind of good ball They were capable oT playing by whipping CaThedral LaTin, 67 To 58: BenedicTine, 54 To 43, and John Hay, 77 To 43. Ending The hardwood season The Scarabs dropped Their lasT Two games oT The regular season, losing a SenaTe baTTle wiTh John Adams, 53 To 35, and an independenT clash wiTh The ciTy champions, The WesT High Cowboys, .J xll: .lunZ.Bug ll I F I I I I I I I l , i l l I I l I llls S 7 x' 'f Junebug I I 7-Kthletics Row I-Coach Maslanka. Paiscik. KiTchen, Hunyadi. Sorkin, laboni, Lassiiee, Coach Esayian. Row 2-Niuzzo, man.: La Scala, man.: Szabo, Mersinas, Hezo, PeTruno, Krusinski, Caruso, Coach Paul Anderson. AbsenT from picfure-AnnaTico. BasebaH EasT Tech's hardball Team enTered The I952 baseball season wiTh high hopes of ending near The Top of The EasT SenaTe sTandings Tor The TirsT Time in recenT years. This year's squad was bolsTered by The reTurn of seven IeTTermen from lasT year's Team, along wiTh some promising newcomers. Tech's sTrengTh lay in iTs experienced piTching sTaTf. The piTching sTaTT consisTed of leTTermen Ronald AnnoTico, Sonald Sorkin, and John Hezo, along wiTh a promising rookie, Fred KiTchen. Doing The backsTopping Tor The Local nine was monogram wearer, Armand laboni. AT TirsT base George I-lunyadi and Mike PeTruno Took over assignmenTs. Holding down The second base posiTion was leTTerman Bill Szabo, while The shorTsTop posiTion was filled by Joe Sirnko and Frank Caruso. AT Third base iT was veTeran Mike Mersinas. In The ouTTield, iT was Joe Paisik playing leTT, George LassiTer in cenTer, and John Krusinski in righT. In Their TirsT game of The season, The Locals were edged by The Collin- wood Railroaders, I To O, wiTh Ken Hinkle, The Five PoinTers piTcher hurling a no-hiTTer aT The Scarab nine. Fred KiTchen piTched a beauTiTuI game Tor The Locals, as he allowed buT one hiT, buT iT came aTTer an error and a sTolen base in The TirsT inning To give The Railroaders a lead They never relinquished. The Scarab squad remained scoreless again, as iT bowed To a sTrong UniversiTy School Team in an independenT baTTle, 4 To O. Jerry BarTunek, a swiTT righT hander, allowed buT Two singles, one by Szabo and one by Hun- yadi in regisTering his win. In Their second SenaTe baTTle of The season, The Local hardballers finally unleashed Their power and They walloped The John Hay Booklceepers, I4 To IZ. AnnoTico and Sorkin piTched Tor The Scarabs, buT They didn'T have To be Too eTfecTive as The Tech hiTTers really worked over The Hay hurlers. WiTh The good piTching The Scarabs are geTTing and The power 'They displayed in The John Hay game, The Local squad should be able To bring in a good porTion of vicTories The remainder of The season. Athletics Row I-E. Laney, Lawrence, A. Laney, Sik, Mays, Blevens, Zalafel. Row 2-Sranek, Ubic, Walker, Coach E. V. Calhoun, Landon, Jusko, Jones. Decathlon Easf Tech's decafhlon leam won Hs sevenlh consecufive Easl Side Championship on April 2 al Glenville i-ligh School's gymnasium, by corn- piling a leam folal of 4,080 poinls, finishing well ahead of Glenville! second place Tolal of 3,900 poinls. Coach E. V. Calhoun's decalhlon feams have now won 'rhe championship nine limes in lhe lasl len years. The Scarab squad had an individual average of 272 poinls, wifh 'rwo boys handing in perlecl 300 scores. They were Sieve Jusko and Roosevell Walker. Boys who scored 280 poinls were Alvin Laney, Millard Lawrence, Bob Zalelal, Franklin Blevins, Emerson Laney, Wilberl Mays and Adolph Spagnola. Frank Ubic and Jaford Landon had scores of 270 apiece, while Robcrl Sik and Roberl Sramek each had 250. A+ lhe bollom of lhe ladder were James Baksi wilh 220 poinrs and Roberl Coulas wilh 200. Scoring in a decarhlon meel is based on a porlecl mark ol 30 poinls lor oach of lhe following Ten evenls: jump and reach, lrunk exlension, chin- ning, slanding broad jump, agilily run, squaf balance, skin-lhe-cal, bar vaull, Iooi' balance, and rope climb. Olher loam scores were: Glenville, 3,9007 Easl l-ligh, 3,6403 John Adams, 3,600 Collinwood, 3,5801 John l-lay, 3,500: and Cenlral, 3,070. L S 7 x' If Jun-e.Bug ll Al xlk JunE.Bug I I Kthletics Row I--Saggio, l-lronelr, Thompson, V. Veneziano, J. Veneziano. Row 2-LacorTe, Thomas, KasTellic, Hudec, Coach SpechT. Tennis AlThough only one leTTerman is reTurning To This year's Tennis Team, Coach Bernard SpechT expecTs To have his squad bring in a number of vic- Tories This season because oT The good showing oT some oT The newcomers in lasT year's inTramural compeTiTion. The monogram wearer is Jim Thompson, who should be Tech's big gun This season. Joe KasTellic, and Tom Hronek are Two boys who had a liTTle experience lasT season, and Joe Saggio and VincenT Veneziano made good showings in The inTramural compeTiTion lasT ear. Y In Their TirsT SenaTe TilT of The season The Local neTTers edged Cleveland l-leighTs by The close score oT 3 To 2. The Scarabs won The maTch because oT Their clean sweep in The singles maTches. They dropped boTh doubles. ln The TirsT singles, Thompson won The decision by a score oT 6-4, 6-2. Joe Saggio broughT home a vicTory in The second singles. 3-6, 7-5, and 6-2. ATTer Two sTraighT vicTories. The Scarabs dropped boTh doubles evenTs. The TirsT doubles Team oT Tom Hronelc and Joe KasTellic losT by The close score oT 4-6, 4-6. The second doubles Team was also beaTen, 5-7, 4-6. This Tied The meeT up as The lasT singles maTch was played. Vince Vene- ziano broughT in The decision in This pay OTT maTch by edging his opponent 9-7, 3-6, and 7-5. ln Their remaining maTches, The Scarab neTTers will aTTempT To bring back vicTorious decisions Trom Euclid, Shaw, BenedicTine, and Gilmour Acade- my. All These meeTs were To be held aT Woodland l-lills Park. nm . W gm, 3: U Athletics Row I-Vernyi, Venczel, Flefcher. E. V. Calhoun, Coach, Kasfellic, Mgr., McElwee, Wroblewski. Row 2-Mihalek. Poremba, l-lronek, Jesilus, Cimber. Royer. Chrislian, Grabowski, Smigelski. Williams. Vlasak. Swimming Allhough 'rhe I952 season swimming record did no+ prove 'ro be a successful one for lhe Scarab swimmers, greaf hopes are being held for nexl' year's leam, which will have many experienced boys relurning. Coach E V. Calhoun look over a+ +he coaching helm lhis season. replacing Paul Scherer, who is now 'reaching in California The Scarab mermen ended fhe season wilh a record of one viclory and six deleals. Milan Mihalek, Bob Royer, James Vernyi, Louis Connell. and Terry Chrisiian were ihe slandouls for lhe Local squad. ln lheir firsi dual meer of ihe season. ihe Ariisans were edged by Lakewood, 4l lo 34. Taking lirsi for lhe Locals were Milan lvlihalek in lhe IOO-yard backslroke, Bob Royer in lhe diving, and +he medley relay 'ream composed of Mihalek, Jack Poremba, and Chrislian, and 'rhe 200-yard relay loam composed of Royer, Tony Angie, Don lvlclilwee, and Ray Jesilus. The Scarab lankers were 'then delealed by Erie Slrong Vincenl, 54 'lo 2I. Snagging lirsl place honors lor ihe Arlisans were Mihalek in 'rhe IOO-yard backslroke, and lhe ISO-yard medley relay ream of Poemba, Mihalek, and Chrislian. The Locals fhen dropped fheir lhird slraighi mee'r, lhis lime io Shaker l-leighis. Mihalek was +he only brighi spo'r for 'rhe Scarabs in +his meer, as he again caplured fhe IOO-yard backsiroke. The final score was 46 'ro 29. Finally breaking info 'rhe win column, The Arlisans walloped Euclid, 56 lo I9. Vernyi, Chrislian, and Angie look firsl place awards. Shaw l-ligh lhen gave lhe Scarabs anolher lrouncing, as They delealed lhe Locals, 45 lo 30. Failure +o pick up poinis in 'rhe relays led 'ro lhis defeai. In lheir lasl dual meef of lhe year. lhe Arfisans were deiealed by Wesl- ern Reserve Academy. 4l 'lo 34. Vernyi won lhe 50-yard free slyle. Connell caplured lirsl in The IOO-yard backslroke, and Angie won lhe IOO-yard free si le. Y The Scarabs look sixlh place in 'rhe Cily Meel, and finished in fourlh place in ihe Dislrricl Meei. ln +he Slale lvleel' in Columbus, lhe Tech 'learn finished in lhirfeenfh place, geliing only five poinis. x' If x A 3, June Bug ll Q S 7 x' If June.Bug I l 7-Xthletics Row I-Cofield, Landon, Walker, Bibb, Leverf, BarneTT, W. Mays, Clinlcscales. Row 2-Moore, Hiclcs, Greene, V. Mays, WhiTman, BlounT, Sykes, FulTon, Johnslone. Row 3-Harp, R. Price, l-lardway, Cobbs, WinTle, Ezekiel, Lawrence, BarreTT, C. Price, Reese, Crenshaw. Row 4-MiTchharT. Gadson, Suber, Fox, Wilson, Tafum, Holcomb, Mason. Track EasT Tech's Wingbearer squad, a perennial sTaTe powerhouse, will go all ouT This year To bring baclc The sTaTe Tifle from Columbus. Edged ouT lasT year by Springfield by one-TiTTh of a poinT, The Locals have been looking forward To This big meeT all season. Coach Ivan Greene's squad will probably be Top TavoriTes in bringing The crown back To Cleveland. on The basis of This year's Track resulTs. Thus Tar This season, The Wingbearers have smoTh- ered all compeTiTion, including The Top Teams in The sTaTe. The Scarabs sTarTed The season in sTyle by whipping Collinwoocl, John Adams, Rhodes, CaThedral LaTin, and CenTral in pracTice dual meels. ln Their TirsT imporTanT showing of The year, The KnighTs of Columbus MeeT held aT The Arena, The Local Traclcmen ouTran all The leading high schools in The ciTy by winning The mile and Two mile relay. and placing Third in The 880. The winning mile Team was composed of Charles Cofield, Bill WhiTman, Jesse BlounT, and Vernon Mays. They Turned in a combined Time of 3:37.3, To Tinish ahead of Adaims and CenTral. The Two mile relay was made up of Jack Moore, Charles WinTle, Jesse BlounT, and Vernon Mays. The Time was 8:l3.7. The CiTy Indoor MeeT was The nexT TiTle broughf home by The Scarabs. as They compiled a Team ToTal of ol poinTs, To win The crown Tor The Thir- TeenTh Time in TiTTeen years. This meeT broughT inTo The spoTlighT a boy who many believe will follow in The fooTsTeps of The greaT Harrison Dilliarcl To become a naTional sTar in The TuTure. His name is Bill WhiTman. Whiiman Tied Two ciTy marks as he flew over The high hurdles in 6.4 secondls To Tie a 7-Ythletics marlc sef by Dillard in l94l, and fhen capfured fhe low barriers evenf in 6 flaf, fo fie a record sef by Paul Lundblad in I936. Ofher winners for fhe Locals were Jesse Blounf in fhe 880, fhe Lighfweighf relay feam of John Hicks, Harold Clinlcscales, Don Johnson, and Charles Bibbs, fhe 880 yard relay feam of Cofield, Suber, Barreff, and Sykes, and fhe mile relay composed of Cofield, Bibb, Sykes, and Blounf. The Local cindercrushers fhen refained fhe Mansfield Crown for 'rhe second sfraighf year as fhey scored 46 poinfs fo fop second place Mans- field by I4-V2 poinfs. Whifman again sfarrecl for fhe Wingbearers. as he alone accounfed for I9 poinfs by winning fhe l8O-yard low hurdles in fhe fime of I9.4 fo esfablish a new record in 'rhaf evenf, and also winning fhe high hurdles and broad iump. The Locals also won fhe mile and fwo mile relays and came in second in fhe 880. Running againsf fhe fop 'reams in fhe sfafe. fhe Wingbearers again had an easy fime of if, as fhey broughf The Wesleyan crown baclc fo fhis school affer losing if fo Springfield lasf year. The Springfield feam was a poor second fhis year, winding up wifh 2I lf5 poinfs. Tech fook firsf in fhe mile relay, fhe 800-yard relay, and fhe high jump evenf. They also came in second in lhe fwo mile relay, fhe shuffle hurdle, fhe 440 yard relay, and in fhe broad jump evenf. ll-ll-JF Row l--Mays, Presidenf: Kilroy, Hochheiser, Baum, Dimifroff, Leach, Siegel, Leverl, Lebovifz, Harp, Vidmar, Paul, Danfe, Piccioffi. Row 2--Jones, Barneff, Mason, Bibb, Lloyd, Pearson, Jefferson, Crenshaw, Cobbs, Younf. Goldsfein, Cofield, Romano, Valenfino. L dl: .lun2.Bug ll AI xll: .lun'e.Bug l l FOOTBALL- I 949 E. I. ........ I2 Wes? Tech ....... I2 E. T. .. .... 5I Cleveland Hls.. . .. 0 E. T. .. .... I3 John Adams ..... .l2 E. T. .. .... 4I Glenville ... ... 6 E. T. .. .... I9 La?in ..... ...I9 E. T. .. ..,. I9 Eas? ...... - .... .. 7 E. T. .. .... I9 Collinwood ..... .I3 E. T. .. .... 27 Cen?ral ..... ... 0 E. T. ........ I9 Alliance ....,.... 7 E. T. ....... 0 Sl. lgna?ius ....,.. I3 'Marked ?he Scarabs' iirsf appearance in a Charily Game. Chuck McMillan won Ihe Mos? Valuable Player Award. FOOTBALL- I 950 E. T. .. .... 33 Wes? Tech ...... .20 E. T. .. .... 26 Cleveland H?s.. . .. 7 E. T. .. .... 32 Glenville ...,.... .I3 E. T. .. .... 6 Benedic?ine ..... .27 E. T. .. .... 6 Erie Slrong Vinc.. . I9 E. T. .. .... 27 Eas? ........... .. 7 E. T. .. .... I8 Collinwood ..... . I3 E.T... .... 32 Cen?ral,.. E.T.... .... 7 La?in .....26 FOOTBALL-I95 I E. T. .. .... 3I Wes? Tech ,...... .22 E. T. .. .... 52 Por?smou?h .... . . O E. T. .. .... I3 Eas? ............ .26 E. T. .. .... 6 Collinwood ..... .33 E. T. .. .... I8 Mans?ield ....,.. .2l E.T.... .... 44 Cen?ral... ...O E. T. .. .... 46 La?in ,...... ...IZ E. T. ... .... 0 Benedic?in.e ......26 E. T. .. .... 6 John Adams ..., .. 0 BASEBALL-I950 E. T. ... .... 3 Cleveland H?s.. . .. 7 E. T. ....... 0 Collinwood ...... 2 E. T. ...... 3, I4 John Adams .... 5,4 E. T. .. .... 0 Universi?y ...... .. 8 E. T. .. .... 5 Benedicline . 3 E.T... .... 8 Csn?ral... ...5 E.T... .... 5 John I-lay... ...2 E. T. ,. .... 0 Eas? High ....... .I4 E. T. .. .... 2 Garfield H?s.. . . .. 4 7-ithletlcs BASKETBALL-I949-50 Sou?h ........ John Hay ..... John Adams ... Glenville ...... Canfon Lehman Collinwood ... Eas? High ..... Ca?hedral La?in Cenfral ....... Sl. lgna?ius .... Benedicline . . . Willoughby ... BASKETBALL-l950-5 I Sou?h ..... . Warren ....... Sl. lgna?ius .... John Adams... Glenville ...,. Eas? High ..... Collinwood .... Cen?ral .... . Lalin ......... Benedic?ine . . . Maple Heighls. John Hay ..... BASKETBALL- I 95 I -52 John Marshall .. Sou?h ......... Canlon Lehman. Glenville ...... Eas? High ...... Collinwood .... Cen+ral ....... Ca?hedral La?in. Benedidine .... John Hay ...... John Adams .... Wes? High ..... Brush High ..... Cen?raI .... . BASEBALL-I95 I Eas? ....... . Universily .... Benedic?ine . . . John Adams .. Cenfral ....... John Hays .... John Adams .. Eas? .......... Benedic?ine ... Collinwood . .. Cen?ral . . . . John Hay ..... Fthletics TRACK-IN? East Tech won the City Indoor cham- pionship. East Tech won the Salem Relays crown. East Tech toolr fourth in the Mans- tiold Relays. East Relays East title. East East taling East East Tech Tech Tech Tech eight Tech Tech pionship, East Tech tield Relays. East East Tech Tech meet record East Tech Tech Relays. East Tech tool: third in the East Tech won the Senate Outdoor won the District title. tied tor seventh plaoe to- points in the State Meet. TRACK-l950 won the K. ot C. title. won the City Indoor cham- placed second in the Mans- won the Wesleyan Relays. won the Salem Relays, set ot 75 points. placed second in the East won the District title and established a record of 86 points. East Tech won the Outdoor City Meet tor the 'Fourth consecutive time. East Tech placed seventh in the State Meet. East Tech pionship. East Tech East Tech East Tech East Tech East Tech East TRACKl95l won the City Indoor cham- won the Mansfield Relays. won the Wesleyan Relays. won the Salem Relays. won the East Tech Rel.-,s. won the District title. Tech won the Outdoor City Meet tor the titth consecutive time. East Tech placed second in the State Meet.' 'Edged out by lf5 ot a point. SWIMMING-l949-50 E. T. ........ 5l T. Edison ........ 24 E. T. ........ 27 Cleve. Hts. ...... 48 E. T. ........ 36 Lakewood ........ 39 E. T. ........ 3I Erie ....... .... 4 0 E. T. ........ 35 Shaker .......... 40 E. T. ...... 35lf2 University ....... 39 E. T. ...... . E. T. ...... . East Tech Meet. East Tech trict Meet. East Tech Relays. East Tech points in the at Columbus. .57 St. Ignatius ...... I8 .27 W. R. A. ........ 48 placed fourth in the City placed 'Fourth in the Dis- placed sixth in the B. G. managed to gather four State Championship Meet SWIMMING-H50-5I E. T. ........ 27 Lalnewood ........ 48 E. T. ........ 3l Erie ....... .... 4 4 E. T. .. .... I7 Cleve. Hts. .... ..58 E. T. .. .... 25 Shaker .......... .43 E. T. .. .... 57 city. Falls ...... .17 E. T. .. .... 25 University ....... 50 E. T. ........ 59 St. Ignatius ...... I4 E. T. ........ 36 W. R. A. ........ 38 East Tech placed fifth in the City Meet. East Tech placed third in the District Meet. East Tech placed tenth in the State Meet. SWIMMING-I952 E. T. ....... . E. T. ....... . E. T. ....... . E. T. ....... . E. T. ....... . E. T. ....... . E. T. ....... . 34 Lalcewood ........ 4I 2l Erie ............. 54 29 Shalrer Heights .... 46 56 Euclid ........... lt? 30 Shaw High ........ 45 30 University School. . .45 34 W.R.A. .......... +I East Tech tool: sixth place in the City Meet East Tech tool: fourth place in the Dis- trict Meet. East Tech tool: thirteenth place in the State Meet. x' 'f S 7 CAS June Bug ll ' J. in -1.1, Ia'1Fl'if'H2'v K ' 7-Yctivities .N X K . If if , X' 4 4 .1 ' X if fk ' r' K ,j NN ,' 1 I N X 'X . f fi IN L50 f Ng, : Q G x r, x Q A s,,'X ' N M - 4, In A 'Q k I ,VX lx V2 , X V N' ' jf lx X KX Nt KA. xx XTQQNXQIH ' qw h I - lm:--xi . '- ,Nf f,f'V,x,xlk 'n ' f,rl'.gfg4 'f vx pkg ,J ' , - fl, W, x ,n NX f, ,,I:,'l!f'F.i,','.'- vm ' 11- mf, iw! ,PQ MJ'-ux f X !'X:'X LvE. 'V diy!!! Xxx XXAXX x - -W' 1 ww, -W 7 Hafw M Q ' 1'5 5 53 I I-l4'f,A if '7' N ff! ig Xgfx V N- .M y, Mm' 'N 19.4, 'KX 1 N' ' I ' xy vi 9 :fx , 'ff X 1 I 'f fix. ., 5 ' ii Q B - ,-. --,Q X x. XY,Y:?'l, 'i N-xx-M., NX XXX.. 'N,..x Xxx 1- ' fi., ' K l x 1 0' JunE.Bug ll Q.-D x' If 5. A of June Bug l l Activities Row I-Silverman, Naiman, Durilc, PresidenT7 Kern, MiTro, Kryzs, SecreTary-Treasurer, Mihoci. Row 2-Weber, Biro, Sue, l-laller, KasTellic, l-lronelc, Juslco, ManisTa, Woli, Bulunolr, Davis, George, Sherwood. Row 3-Cundra, Rolh, Sasaki, Wagner, LanTz, STahnlce, BlounT, Reese, ForTe, Siman, Gerding, Milazzo. NATIONAL HONOR SCCIETY: This organizaTion is The Dean LGWFGHCST in TribuTe oT The Tormer head oT The MaThemaTics DeparTmenT. Fcur TraiTs necessary Tor eligibiliTy are scholarship, characTer, service and leadership. O 6 O Clubs and organizaTions inTluence sTudenTs To such an exTenT ThaT They have been insTrumenTal in developing The sTudenTs' scholasTic abiliTy, social and recreaTional inTeresTs, hobbies, and vocaTions. Membership To The Honor SocieTies is highly selecTive. Boys who show TraiTs oT scholarship, characTer, leadership and service are eligible Tor membership. The second group oT clubs has as Their principal purpose, service To The school. The Scarab STaTT, Band, and The STudenT Council are a Tew examples. The noon movie rnoTion picTure operaTors, oTTice pages, which are noT oTTicial organizaTi.ons, should also receive recogniTion. The Third group oT clubs To which many oT The sTudenTs belong is The specializaTion clubs. These clubs remain successTul because They deal wifh The vocaTional inTeresTs oT Their members. The ShuTTerbugs, Tor phoTography Tans, and The EasT Tech Barbell Club, Tor body builders, are examples of hobby clubs which Try To ease The minds of The sTudenTs. These organizaTions hold discussions, have lecTures, and parTicipaTe in social ouTings. The Tive Hi-Y's comprise The lasT group, The social clubs. 7-Yctivities Row l-Varig, Kolmubun, Weber, Cundra, Thompson, Zalatel, Goldenteld. Raw 2-Twigg, Silverman. Naiman, Miller, Vice President: Vatovec. President: Scott, Mihoci. Secretary: I-llaves, Treasurer: George. Row 3--Durilc, Caputo, Stahnlce, l-lronelc, Sue, Davis, Bolunelc, Manista, Walt, Szolce, Forte, Milazzo. Row 4-Mitro, Bigham, Jarosz, Jandowsici, Mays, Sasalci, Wagner, Klimas, Iannetta, l-lotte man, Sherwood, Milko. SCARABAEAN HONOR SOCIETY: The purpose at this group is to promote scholarship and social activities among its members. lt was founded in 1914 on the principles of leadership and high character. This society holds outings at Camp Frost and nu- merous other social activities. Mr. Scott is the advisor. Row I-Durilc. Twigg, Thompson, Vice President: Mihoci, Presidentg Bower, I-lronelc, Secre- taryflreasurerg Andrassy, Mitro. Row 2-Vatovec, Arlow, Poremba, Mays, Whitman, Wilcox, Milazzo. PRESIDENTS CLUB: Consisting ot the presidents ot all the clubs in the school. this organization has tor its prime purpose keeping alive the spirit ot cooperation between all clubs in East Technical. This club sponsored the Scarab Spotlight Revue last year. l x' 'f 7 Jui1E.Bug l l Activities ROWWT-lWright, Arlow, Siman, Szemplalc, Silverman, Varwig, Vatovec, Janlcowslci, Romano. Row 2-Stettler, Leggon, Struble, Gulis, Cotton. l-lanner, Bobniclc, Biro, D'Agostino, Hyman. Row 3-Bigham, Andrziewslri, Caunter, Shiploslcy, Sorlcan, Mitrovich, Grambo, Galata, Williams. SCARAB STAFF: This group ot students is responsible tor the sub- ject matter that goes into the Scarab each Friday. Only students who have had journalism theory as an elective are eligible. They are to be highly commended tor no other school can boast of a high school newspaper with as many straight, continuous issues put out on a weekly basis. Theodore Stettler is the advisor. Row l-Twigg, President: Bigham, Vice President: l-larmony, Silt, Secretary-Treasurer: Cianci. Row 2-Mihoci, Poremba, Beny, Thompson, Szolce, lannetta, Millco. E. T. S. O. EXECUTIVE BOARD: The Executive ot the Student Organiza- tion is made up ot the otticers and the heads ot the principal com- mittees. To this Board goes the iob ot leading and planning all maior school activities and atlairs. lmportant in this year's program were: Silk screening Tech T shirts, benetit movies tor the purchase at new swimming robes, and several dances with .lane Addams and John l-lay. Kctivities Row I-Lebovifz, S+ech. While, Mi+ro, Presidenf: Krzys, Secre+ary-Treasurer: Cundra. Row 2-Hobbs, Sorrells, Hirsh. Dailey, Whifman, Milazzo, Vice President The German Club, or Das Deufsche Verien, was organized by lhe senior German class. Hs purpose is To inferesl srudenrs in German liferarure and speech lhrough usage. Mr. O. C. l-lursh, 'rhe club's sponsor. aids lhe boys in conducfing rhe meerings where only German is spoken. Row I-George, Hobbs, Janlcowslci, Wilcox, Todd, Cavanaugh. Slech, Cundra. Row 2-Biro, Cochran, Klimas, Babich. Gercling. Kasfellic. Bernas, Slahnke, Forre, Dimif- rofi, Zalafei, Juslco. Row 3-Alexander, Collins, Spencer, Dailey. Piclcell, Wright Johnson, Trebelfs, Lebovifz. FREEMEN WRECKERS was 'iirsr organized under 'rhe direclion of M. T. Freemen fo advance 'rhe inleresfs of +he elec+rical specializers. I+ has recenfly been reorganized under 'rhe direcfion of G. B. Hamman. elecrrical deparf- menr head. Q S 7 x' If Jun'e.Bug ll 4- :lk Junebug l l Rctivities Row l-Humphries, Kastellic, l-lrorielr, B. C. Specht, Adv., Mihoci, Mitchell, Boyd, Alexander. Row 2-Johnson, Krzys, Juslro. Zaletel, Spencer, Todd, Green, l-luff, Elder, Wails. Row 3-Ypeevy, Koch, Durilr, George, Price Galloway, Taylor, Solomon, Beckett, l-lochheiser TECH BARBELL: Founded in l948 by Art Fusco and reorganized in l95O by Dan Saiewsld, it is the fastest growing club at East Technical. lls purpose is to promote interest in physical culture through weight lifting. The club sponsor is lvlr. Specht. Row l-Moore, Williams, Weber, Treas., Goldstein, Adv., Silc, Pres., Milazzo, Sec., Millro, Rosenblum, Row 2fl.ebovitz, Warehime, Averett, Durilc, Krzys, Davis, Janlcowski, Szemplalc, Kolodgy, Gonzalez, Kavalchelc, Blumenthal, Koslyaclc. Row 3-Slech, Christian, Zaiac, l-lruby, Kuzlilc, Niyzzo Caputo, Manisla, Wagner, l-lyllon, Baker, Jones, Adams, Cooper. ALTRIGEOMS: Students interested in higher mathematics find this club ideal in that it has many gatherings with guest speakers This club very often figures difficult problems that sometimes involve many hours of research. The club was founded in I943 by four members of the June i944 graduating class. Mr. Goldstein, math teacher, is the advisor. Activities Row l-Vernyi, V. P., C. E. Vacelc, Adv., Palencar, Pres., Simon, Sec.-Trees. Row 2-Solomon, Pinlcney, lmand. CORINTHIANS: Because ot lhe numerous aclivilies in which they partici- pate, lhe Corinthian Club is one of the most outstanding clubs at East Technical. lt is a club lor architectural specializers. Dances, hayrides. and athletics are included in its program. Mr. Vacel: is the advisor. Row l-Lebovitz, V. P., S. A. Miles, Adv., Milazzo, Pres. Row 2-Imand, Delanis, Caputo. CINEMASTERS: The purpose of the Cinemasters Club is to show educational films to the students in their respective classes. This organization was founded in l942 to show films to the chemistry specializers, but was later expanded to show films to all classes. The club is advised by Mr. Miles. L 4 I: .luT1e.Bug ll Plctivities a l Row I-Goldenfeld, Mirro, Naiman, Sec.-Treas., A. B. Turnbull, Adv., C. l.. Anderson, Adv., Siehl, Pres, Milazzo, V P., Sherwood. Row 2-Slcibin, Sue, Coulas, Koczalc. Moore, Blounl, l-lvmar, Silverman, Balunelc, Ploush. Row 3-Vourlogianes, William, VVilliams, Biqham, Niuzzo, Tuslcas, Capulo, Marlciewicz, Wolf. Alchemia The Alchemia Club is ihe sociaf linlc for The Easl Tech chemisrry spe- cializers. The highpoini of lheir aclivilios is lhe annual spring ouiing. Mr. Turnbull and Mr. Anderson are The advisors. The presidenl is Dan Siehl. Row I-Kaladqy, Ozello. M. S. Bayer, Adv., Ivlaslowslcy, lrnand, Row'2-Lanlz, Grooleqoed, Porynlher, Dimilroil. Movie Projectionists A newly organized service club is The Movie Proiecrionisrs. The members of This club enable all srudenls lo enjoy enrerrainmern and relaxafion by rheir showing of rhe noon day movies. Mr. Bayer is sponsor. Rctivities Row I-Cundra, Krause, White, Miller, lvlihoci President: Vatovec, l-llaves, Stech, l-llaves, Rich. Row 2-Opalrny, Manlsta, A. Mitra, F. Jan, P. Mitra, Nluzzo, Perl, Neiman, Cech. BROWN HI-Y: This organization meets at the University Y. M. C. A. and is active in increasing interests in social and athletic ac- tivities. Basketball was one of the outstanding accomplish- ments of the past year, C. A. Lander is their advisor. Row I: jarosz, Gallito-Sec., Mirgliotta-V. Pres., Moore-Pres., Dubics. Row ll: Castagna, Klouda, Seither, Mihalek-Treas., DiFiori. GOLD HI-Y: To promote social activities among its members is the fundamental purpose of this I-li-Y, which meets at the University Y.M.C.A. Even though there is much competition among the Hi-Y's at East Technical, the Gold Hi-Y holds its own when it comes to membership and good fellowship. D. Holman is the club's advisor. 2!!f June Bug l l Activities Row lfAmidon, Sec., Andrassy Trees., A. Silt, Pres.. Sue, V. P.. Soulcup, Kovacih. Row 275. Silt, Coremba, Andrassy, Voqini, Porernba. TROJAN HI-Y: The main purpose ot the Trojan Hi-Y is the promo- tion of the weltare ot its members. The club holds its meetings at the University Y. M. C. A. and has many skating parties, outings, and hayrides. Their advisor fa lames White. flow If--Porubslcy, Sec., clarlcowslti, V. P., lvtillco, Pres., Krusinslci Trees., Condufloe. Row 2-Cundra, Lesiah, Cianci, Obrqut, Vlasalc. ARTISAN Hl-Y: This club which meets at the Broadway Y.lVi.C.A. is voiy active in promoting social activities. lts purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards ot Christian Character. Kctivities Row l-Bowman, Sec., Robinson, Adams, Mays, Treas., Whitman, V. P., Greene, Pres., Hylton, Calhoun. Row 2-Fulfon, Walker, Green, R. Todd, Spencer, Williams, T. Troy. Jackson, T. N. Troy. Row 3-Beard, Moore, Cunningham, Alrins, Aldridge, Clinlcscales, Branson, Morgan. COLI TECH HI-Y: This club, which meets at the Cedar Y. M. C A. has been active in promoting skating parties, hayrides, and par- ticipating in club basketball. The club's advisor is Mr. Strickland. Row l-l-l. Fitch, Hamilton, Sec., 6. Fitch, Treas., Cooper, Pres., Cunningham. V. P., J. Colield, l-larris, Blount. Row 2--l-lopps, McCall, l-lardway, Balmer, Galloway, Burns, C. Colield. Row 3--Johnson, Fears, Hicks, Battle, Lawrence, Taylor, Williams. NOBLE HI-Y: Similar to other I-li-Y's, the Noble Hi-Y has as its main purpose, the promotion of the interests of its members. This is done by numerous outings and activities in which most of the members participate. L ill: June Bug l l - E qm . , hm-.M Features 7..-. 17 '2'- I 9 K ' M ' I, N ,. Lv W f 2 R gwwb, N X X 4 K P V-A . W anna , wx: X If X S nr ' 'V J X E Mg' ' ,fm '.',r' .L ? 'fu'QgfE- M N Q RE X . S Q53 M Xl' Y 'dwxjxxtti 5: f 1 HX 5 Q HUM 'W x Q, fig -J L Q!!! June Bug I 1 1 S62 .lun2.Bug ll Features Faculty Autographs . f 0 QW ayikfw M Mm Qmif Fmcgg :Kg JLAL 92' 0 Q3 'i ' ff MW W QQLWQ '3xyLObC!w W 0 Xpuudw kfYlap'TMn.L.Qo-92-Pvlaiarflpj' Q I . Q22 a WEE? M Lf ww ' t ' ,,. xx 9fAfl.MC gw cxMSa M -f'J2jf3E3LN5 pf Gamma ,fm A . M f WX 6DfS45M1X Features Famous Quotations G.B. Hamman: This is where you guys come when you have no place else To go. lWha+'s wrong wi+h +ha'l'?l J.L. Siewariz Nah, can'+ do ihaf, noi enough poin'rs. lNoloody has enough.l S. Goldsieinz lf fhar monkey shiner doesn r quil' his monkey shining, I'li excommunicafe him 'ro 'rhe Salf Mines of Siberia. Carl Runkle: Tha+'s neiiher here nor fhere, +ha+'s why you're going +0 Korea. lWe s+ill don'+ know why we're going +here.l E.S. Kern: Jus+ like +he dogs in Spring, ii' can happen +o anyone. lYou know iizl E. V. Calhoun: Forward march! Leif, righi, lef+, righfl Class half, af ease. lYou're in ihe army now buddy.l Eihel Morris: Do you pu+ your feel on +he furnifure aT home +oo? lDoesn'+ everybody?l RD. Yeck: ln ihe John Adams game one of iheir players go+ hur+ and some idioi' from Easr Tech siood up and played fhe laps. lThe more sympaihefic boys Took oui iheir hankies and sfaried weeping.l E.O. Bower: Hah, ha, ha, +ha+'s a good one son! Now where's your program card? C.L. Anderson: My, my! Whai kind of flowers are THOSE? ll-le should be 'reaching hor+icuH'ure.l Pere, ihe Elevafor Man: Where a you program card? lSeniors don'+ need any.l B.C. Spechiz Hey, anyone see my pencil? l+'s a yellow one wifh a poinf on one end and an eraser on ihe o+her. C. Grigas: During ihis semesfer l'll fry fo feach you shoemakers some- fhing aboui machine shop. +o?l I-l.M. Johnson: C-Senflemen, your lessons. lWho's he fhink he's falking f I L Q!!! June Bug 'P' L S f x' ff .lune.Bug Name James Addison William Akins Robert Albrecht William Alexander Anthony Angie Ronald Annotico James Babich James Barrett David Boyd Charles Brendorter John Houston Curtis Cavanaugh Donald Cech Donald Childers James Cochran George Collins David Cooper John Csobady George Cundra William Cunningham John Dabrawolski John Dailey Anthony DelBrocco Michael DiLembo Martin Donelon Steve Dubics Kalman Durik Charles Erne Norbert Faustini Gerald Fitch James Forte Curtis Foster Harold Fox Dan George Jay Gerding Alex Goldenteld Donald Grafton Arthur Green Thomas Hamilton John Hangach Jackie Harter Clarence Hicks James Hicks Richard Hlaves Roland Hayes Edward Hobbs Thomas Hronek Herman lmand Benedict Jarosz Thomas Johnson Morris Jordan Stephen Jusko Joseph Kastellic Walter Ward lsaac Washington Raymond Wasik Ronald White Frank Youngworth Frank Zelazny Phillip Zito Daniel Tylicki Bob Zaletel Kenneth Nagy Weakness History Sidney Quick Women Water Quartet Sports IS Yards Quigley Food Nina Cue Balls Mufflers Barbara Jane Pool Girls Birds Lindsay's Miss Knights Dual Carbs Shirley Cutouts , Cars Women Brains Fine Brushes The Sea Sandy Grades Sports Jets Weight Cars and Women Television Stettler Quigley Bars Basketball Automobiles K. 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Davis Shaving Old Cars Wavy Locks School Doubler Muskrafs Sleep Doubler Marfha Janef Everyfhing Foofball DeSofos Teachers Schnoz '50 Buicks Bu++s '35 Plymoulh One Shot Skudies Motorcycles Davis's Grades 97 Lbs. Money Smoke Accenf Paper Roufe Courfesy Jobs H.M. Johnson Noise Kopy Women Rain J. Harker Ambition Usher New Cars Phofographer Bagley Graduale Georgia Soufhern Maflress Tesler Durik More Muscles Prelly Boy Mansion Money Sailor Sleep Machinisf Owens Pass Dick Bullon Presidenl of U.S. To Win Caryl Doclor More Food Girl-Friend 300 Game New Car 300 Lb. Press Razor Hof Rod Tyrone Power Excused Early Prinfers' Wages Trapper More Sleep Prinher- Marfha Shirley Noihing Browns Chrysler Teacher Smaller Schnoz '48 Mercury Gufs '52 Plymoulh Two Shols Professor Lealher Jackel Own Davis's Brains Build High Life Harem Keeper Englishman Publisher Genlleman Personaliiy Ankles Solilude More Kopy Olympic Swimmer Arizona Nolhing i.,,l. .... ...l Prodiclion Gum Cleaner Horseless Carriages Lens Wiper McPugg Teacher Roxy Janiior Insomnia Krzys Musclehead Fairy Buller Guffersnipe Seasick Sleep Sporisman's Park Torloise Summer School Loose Bulfons Booby Mafia Triangle Nursemaid Bus Boy Homo Pin Boy Push Carl Squashed Bearded Lady Shol Rod Groucho Marx Night Wafchman 50c an hour Fur Coal Dealer 36 Kids Typisf Bachelor Edith Nolhing Scalper Model A Mealhead Plaslic Surgery '40 Ponliac Nuls '37 Plymoulh Three Shols Slupe Burlap Coal Rum Dum al Davis's Tripe Salesman Charles Alles Chimney Sweeper Bookkeeper Bushman Newsboy Wife Bealer Polilician Knees Boiler Works Kopy Kal Booze Floafer Deep Sea Diver Lush Q s 1 ll' .lunE.Bug Il Features lvlr. Barnell W. Taylor, The principal ol Easl Technical High, has been fi X guiding liohl lo sludenls for many years. ln his adrninislralive posilic-n iw has helped Techires lo undersland lhe problems of lilo and lo nine? lhem successfully. One of The mosr proud possessions of Easl Technical is 'rhe accurnulalion of more lhan four hundred alhlelic lrophies since IQIO. In lhis 42 year period Tech alhleles have dislinguished lhemselves in all major scholaslic sporls. Included in +his colleclion are former Techile, l-larrison Dillard's, I948 Qlympic lrophies. Features Student Autographs W-limi klwolwv-A UQ-L JQVZW Mm- WV XZZWI HSQMJ QQMbk-ChyQ 0,4 0f,JfJ7? k 1 QQ! June Bug ll L S 7 x' If JunE.Bug I N Features 1 E1 PN, TW! 1 ' n lg? yf i 4' Xgxfkyx, 4 P Q-Q Q 0 r Us ui 5 ,I 4 a Features T...-..-.,..,. , .Y W.-.........., V,... ., , W .,-,,,W ,,4, W ,W W 4? ,qui e 'U 0:9165 N650 .32 YN4A!:VY'E 9 f KBC K: 305-KN mm W f Vo 417- 1 X!!! June Bug 1 I Features Features Features Features Features -nn-pw r- . I , , . . h ' -gniig-. Q X' V ', Jfvm w .I , ,X t ,J .U..J.- e., -tx M , Mm I- W 1-3. r RMIWI :tie i' Fwsfrlrlss s 'I .. -s .- al l i'f'. ' 'ff fIf fm . . N111 e - I I I - ' it . I.: a . 6. I. -- 'si 'W 4 if v, It n I J, Features Last Will and Testament We, the members of the senior class of June, I952. hereafter referred to as the party of the first part, in full possession of our right minds. do hereby on this day of June, Nineteen Hundred Fifty-two, in the presence of nine witnesses, good men and true. and in accordance with all Federal laws, State laws, inlaws, and outlaws. solemnly grant the following enumerated articles to be read by the mislead Flat, hereafter known as the party of the second part. without any reservation unless so specifically stated in this our last will and testament. ARTICLE I-4One ultra-modern lin I908 that Isl brown-bricked building known throughout Greater Cleveland as TayIor's Tepee. Barney's Boudoir. Scovill Heights Institute of Technology, East Fifty-Fifth's Folly. and occasionally called East Technical High School. ARTICLE II-The party of the second part is hereby forbidden by the party of the first part to alter or in an way change the name of the building heretofore known as East Technical High School. ARTICLE Ill-One system of asphalt sidewalks. spacious rolling lawns. spreading elm and fruit trees, three chimneys, and an alley fondly referred to as The Campus. ARTICLE IV-One Severe Shock Hall lno connections with Severancel where inmates gather to listen to the Picciotti Polka and various sporting rallies. ARTICLE V-One large room called the cafeteria which has been the scene of many heated bull sessions including campaign speeches and dis- cussions about girls. IOnce in a while the boys steal knives from the lunch room to cut cIasses.I ARTICLE VI-One vast Olympic stadium lovingly known as Dusty Dirt Dump, or Gravel Bowl depending on the weather. ARTICLE VII-One fast indoor track from a late shower in Gym 85 to speech in 434. Covering this ground by the five minute tardy bell entitles you to a varsity track letter. ARTICLE VIII--A huge foundry. named the Atlas Regenerator, for skinny boys who want to develop large muscles. This foundry is capable of producing enough fog to black out an entire city. ARTICLE IX-One well-equipped chemistry laboratory where the worId's greatest future scientists experiment. lSometimes the halls were sprayed with a Parisian perfume called H2gS.l ARTICLE X-One room 336. where reigns the One and Mighty Historian, Mr. Carl Runkle. When the boys get broke and want some easy money. they go to his room with hopes of answering one of his 564.00 questions. ARTICLE Xl-One psychology class of Mr. E. S. lEspeciaIIy Sexyl Kern, The only class where boys go in as boys and come out as men Icheerful men at that.l Those never-to-be-forgotten birds, bees, and Illinois will thrill you or kill you. ARTICLE XII-The right to the honor, prestige. reputation, and mem- ories that are the just rewards of spending three years at an educational institution as widely renowned as East Technical High School. lSignedI Graduating Class of June, l952. L X!!! June Bug I I T -f Q 2 w 3,25 - -, ff . 3 if , 4 -. J., , S' C- , ww ii' 'J , .3 C fit' ' lil! Er fx- M .A ,W .y , . FK si Q, ix N L' fi F , -Q ,, ,rgyv-f 'IV 'N w - an -A . --Liv im' ' .v- -'.,.- Q' 1 wp-