Glenville High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

 - Class of 1922

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Glenville High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Cleveland, OH) online collection, 1922 Edition, Page 10 of 100
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Gi.exvii.le High [12] EDYTHE MAE BEYER........................(Kde) Idle cares I hare no room for thee My lips for smiles were made to be. This dark-haired, serious-eyed siren was ever in the company of “Mae,” a fair-haired, gray-eyed goddess. “Ede.” an expert seamstress, makes many pretty clothes for herself and is a proud exponent of the Home Economics department. She is very modest about this virtue, however, a trait quite becoming a young lady. FLORENCE BLOCH ..........................(Blockv) Enjoying life thoroughly day by day. Blocky” is always cheerful and gay. Garcian, Corresponding Secretary. Here she comes now! Who? Why. it is Florence, of course. Florence is the one with the brown eyes, very soft brown eyes they are, too, radiating kindness and friendliness. Her bobbed hair causes her quite a bit of trouble because the ends refuse to stay where she wants them. MARION BON ST EE. I......................(Marv Ann) Friends like Marion are few; Always helpful, always true. B. B. C.: Glee Club; Senior Magazine Board. Let me introduce you to Marion. She is so good-natured and knows no end of jolly things to do. She is a live wire at all the parties and improvises all sorts of games and stunts. If it were not for her hospitality, the class would not have had two of its many parties. Three cheers for Marion! RUTH BOWEN ..................................(Kitty) Always to help a friend in need Seems to be this maiden's creed. Glee Club: Girls' Band: Reflector (sub.). Truly such a lithe, trim little personage would grace the most fastidious medieval court, especially when robed in black and crimson with a jaunty Tam-o-Shanter and drooping ostrich plume. For dost thou not recall the page in the 47 Workshop Play? Ruth is quite a critic of dramatics and in her inconspicuous way adds a spicy note to productions.

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[11] Com m encement M agazi n e CLARA BAKAITES..........................(Birdie) A happy maiaai With smiles and words of kindness laden. Beta Sigma; Club of Commerce, Vice-President, Charter Member. ‘‘Very sweet, demure and dainty, is the phrase we hear in praise of Clara on all hands. And. oh. my, you remember that Clara had her hair bobbed when we were sophomores? How fairylike she looked and now how dignified with her hair becomingly tucked up under a net. DOROTHY BAUMGARTH..........................(Dot) In music she excels, Though she does all things well. B. R C ; Glee Club. Secretary and Treasurer. ‘‘O what bird can that be? asked those who are not acquainted with Dorothy’s voice. And truly we do not wonder at the question knowing how sweet the warbling notes arc. There are other ‘‘notes, too. Indeed. Dorothy is extremely partial to “notes” of any description; you know she is secretary of the Girls’ Glee Club! GEORGE BERXEIKE ............................(Geo) A lad of stature tall is he. Winning jriends with jollity. ' Sophomore and Senior Interclass Football. A right down good sport, with just the correct amount of modesty, pep and wisdom—surely an outstanding character. And who is there among us who can say him nay? Present at all our parties with his machine oiled, geared, and polished for the occasion. An excellent chauffeur he, and the life of the party. JOSEPHINE BERSCII .....................(Josey) To us she came not long ago, And now we hate to let her go. Central High; East High. Josey” wore the Blue and Gold colors before the Red and Black, but doesn’t it make you happy to know that she chose old G. H. S. to hand her a diploma? Josephine spends all her spare hours down at Hiram House teaching foreign children how to be good Americans.



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Commencement Magazine [13] ELEANOR BRADLEY ................................(Billie) Athletics is her line, In all sports she's surely fine. C. O. C.. Chairman Entertainment Committee; Swimming Team; Gym Team. Captain; Basket-ball (four years); Interclass Track. Billie” surely enjoys every phase of athletics and takes active part in every sport. You never see her idle, or despondent. She is always bright and gay with ready wit to amuse every one. girl who is popular with both boys and girls is a rarity: when one is found there is no end of love extended her. EVELYN BUCK...................................(Bucky) A cheery smile for everyone. A rippling laugh, just full of fun. Wand Club; C. O. C.. Charter Member; Basketball. This young lady needs no introduction, for I’m sure you know her. She is so full of life and vigor and interest in athletics. There is a reason, too. for Bucky” is an athlete herself, you know. She is a very charming miss, too, so happy and good-natured at all times. CHARLES CAVAXO...........................(Chuck) If all the boys were as nice as he. What a wonderful place this school would be. R. O. T. ('.. Major; Hi Y: Winner of Bc -t Officers' Drill. May. 1919; Asst. Class Treasurer. Lend me your cars” while I sing the praise of Chuck” Cavano. Student, cheer leader, clubman, football man. assistant treasurer, friend and helper, are a few of the places he tills. Chuck” is serene looking, but under that mask of seriousness may be found a store of good fun. wit and humor. BERTF.LLE CLARK.............................(Bert) In this folly little maid Sunshine and mirth do ever play. Friendship; Wand. They say that good things come in small packages; perhaps that is why Bertcile is small. Never mind, though. Bertcile is just bubbling over with energy and ambition, even though she isn’t very large. You will sec her flitting hither and thither, as busy as the proverbial bee.

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