Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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THE BUZZER 1926 E211

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THE BUZZER 1926 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Theodore Deringer - - - Leader Grace Chapman - Secretary Ethel Drackett - - Treasurer Catherine Hall ---- Librarian MEMBERS Grace Chapman Helen Gibbs Alice Kline Lillian Sommitz Cleotha Cook Catherine Hall Elizabeth Kracker Annabelle Stephen Theodora Deringer Clara Hawk Helen Lake Alyce Strople Ethel Drackett Dorothy Hess Florence Lindeman Annette Walters Edith Eschbaugh Helen Irwin Esther Martens Easter Sanger Pauline Johns Esther Pittman The Girls' Glee Club has entertained at various assembly periods before the school. One of its first appearances was just before the holidays, when Christmas carols were sung. The crowning event of the year was the presentation of the japanese operetta, The Mikado , by the combined boys' and girls' glee clubs. BOYS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Edward LeBreton - - - Leader Henry Powers ---- - Secretary Henry Koll ---- - Librarian Merle Noles ------ Accompanist MEMBERS Carl Albrecht John Hattendorf Merle Noles Marvin Saefkow Virgil Camm Clifton Kimball Thurlow Phypers Robert Smith Archie Daniels Spence Kline Lee Pinney Bernard Tellmgs Stanley Fisher Henry Koll Henry Powers Steve Trebif: Harry Giles john Korencic William Rogers Rocco Vmciquerra Gerald Glover Paul Kurtz Bernard Sadosky Charles Wanstall William Hall Edward Le Breton Lenard Sadosky Carl Wedler The Boys' Glee Club has had a good year under the supervision of Mr. King, the new director. Modesty on the part of the members has limited the number of public appearances of the group, a phase of school life in which the boys are more than glad to let the girls outshine them. But the work done by the boys in the Mikado was decidedly to their credit. Graduation will remove several good voices from the club, so recruits are wanted for next fall. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS Merle Noles - ----- Leader Emil Maulis - - Secretary and Treasurer Erwin King ------ Director First Violin Clarinet Saxophone Emil Maulis Gorham Hester Thurlow Phypers Second Violins Cornet Piano Justin Foldessy Harry Giles Ruth Davis Bernard Telling Merle Noles Carl Wedler Drums Bernard Sadosky The orchestra is one of Euclid's institutions. It takes part in every operetta or play, and also in many Assembly programs. A certain finish which nothing else can give is added to the entertainment by the orchestra. l20l

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THE BUZZER 1926 THE BUZZER The termination of this school year brings to a successful close the fourth year of the Euclid School paper, The Buzzerf' Each year has seen steady progress toward the accomplishment of the present day paper, and each of the successive editorial staffs under the supervision of Miss Leamon, along with the help and interest of the student body, has added to the credit of the paper. The Buzzer is all that its name implies. lt fairly buzzes with news, editorials, literary writings, athletics and humor. lt possesses all the journalistic qualities of a good newspaper. EDITORIAL STAFF OF 1926 Hester Ensminger ---- Editor-in-Chief Laura Swartz ----- Assistant Editor Theodora Deringer - - Literary Editor Cleotha Cook - - News Editor Alberta Laufer - - Athletics Editor Dorothy Edwards - - Feature Editor Rocco Vinciquerra - - - Circulation Manager Alberta Lyons ---- Business Manager Faculty Advisor--Miss Leamon REPORTERS Margaret Fancourt Neil Schroeder Catherine Hall Helen Gibbs Elizabeth Kracker jack Wedler Ethel Drackett Easter Sanger Russell Hanslik Slava Kubik NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY EUCLID CHAPTER Organized 1924 Carl Schroeder '24 Concetta Ranellucci '25 Paul Kurtz '26 William Hetrick '24 Theodore Deringer '26 Alberta Laufer '27 Grace Pinney '25 Cleotha Cook '26 Easter Sanger '27 Faculty Sponsor-Agnes M. Burgess THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Paul Kurtz ------ President Gorham Hester ---- Recording Secretary Virgil Camm ------ Treasurer Dorothy Edwards - - - Advertising Secretary William Hall, Robert DeTchon - - Cheer Leaders Sponsor--Mr. Rader Athletics play a large part in the life of Euclid High School. The fact that all the major sports are encouraged and are managed without a financial loss is a matter of particular pride. Much credit is due to the Athletic Association, which is responsible for the business end of the various sports, as well as the morale of student support. I 33 l