Glenville High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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(Song and Mu»ic) Years Ago 0aAA. r g h= ; -4 1 -ff-j-g; J |— L - 1 Afcfci l-Q . -.-TT tFFf -b-t- F+=i = —l =H-ir -U- 9=— iM.ir smrrr • r t i±±. r-r- rfrf—b y.terzfL U: —- Four years ago together we entered Glenvillc High As innocent as angels, as dear as dear could be. To learn that dear old Latin, to work with mind and hand That we as wise as others, might go into this land. Three years ago we wiser, became young Sophomores With heads so swelled with wisdom and pride and arrogance That when around came Freshmen, received they fright alarms And ran away in terror to hide in teacher’s arms. Two years ago young Juniors, we Sophomores became, With love pangs starting in us and raging in our hearts. And angry at the teachers, since they did make us hark When we instead of lessons, did have a sweet love lark. One year ago September we Seniors did become With many balls and dances and parties always liked; And studied we much harder, that we might honors show And speak at our Commencement and then to college go. Now very soon this autumn at college we will be To go the rounds as Freshmen and then our next three years. Though happy and contented and working hard always, We ne’er will be so joyful as in our High School days. —Paul A. Beymer. '11. 33

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Some of Our Girls Helen Lewis—the strenuous girl. Flora Krider—the cute girl. Emma Downing—the coy girl. Ruth Marchand—the musical girl. Lula Hess—the fair girl. Helen Townsend—the dainty girl. Lilas Mandelbaum—the meek girl. Helen Mosher—the classical girl. Helen Bleet—the enterprising girl. Irene Scheel—the stately girl. Florence Poliak—the smiling girl. Sarah Tolstoy—the hustling girl. Hazel Kohr—the dignified girl. Erma Meyer—the studious girl. Edna Harm—the society girl. Harold Smith—the pompadour girl. Ruby Wightman—the shy girl.. Myrtle Rippner—the tardy girl. 35