Glenville High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

 - Class of 1922

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[161 Glenville High STERLING EAGLETOX..........................(Eaglebeak) Xever anx noise or fuss. But lie’s liked by all of its Interclass Football. When speaking of chemistry we always think of Sterling, for he is a chem star—a bright and shining one. It was he who demonstrated vulcanizing” to us. and showed us how to apply a cold patch. Sterling also stands foremost in the ranks of Spanish Students. GERTRUDE FAIRCHILDS....................(Gertie) Her voire is ever szeeet and low, And her ways please us so. C. 0. C.; Glee Club: Friendship. Gertrude—such a quiet, reserved, young miss, but so pleasant and winning! She is very much interested in literature and writes very delightful verses. And did you ever see her smile? Of course, you have seen that bright, cheerful flash of sunshine! If you haven’t, be sure to ask her to smile. REBECCA FLOCK ..............................(Billie) .1 quiet, brown-eyed lass. Who never misbehaves in class. French Club; Basketball (two years). You'd hardly recognize Billie” now. Why? Because she’s followed up the latest craze” and since this picture was taken has lost her hair clear up to her ears. And. oh—-so curly. Who ever would have thought so many curls were hidden in that mass of hair before? DORRIS FOX ...................................(Chick) A happy smile, a disposition true. A charming maid, a good friend through and through. C. O. C.. Charter Member, Piesident: Basketball. Some wise sage has said, If one has a nickname, one is popular.” Dorris has three: Foxy.” Chick” and Dee.” so what would the world say to that? Foxy” was at every class party and we marveled that one small head should contain such a store of exquisite games for crowds. Perhaps her presence accounts for the fact that there was not one dry” moment at any affair.

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Com mencement Magazi x e [15] ALEXANDER DOL1XSKY...........................(AO He’s a musical lad. yon see. And just as nice as he can be. Orchestra; French Club; Chess Club. President, Manager. We have all heard that “silence is golden.” and that “the silent man may pass as a philosopher.” Both of these sayings apply to “Al” Dolinsky. He is a musical wizard, plays the violin in the orchestra. “Al also plays checkers and chess. No doubt you have read some of his short stories? Xo. Then you have missed something worth while. LEONA DIENER..............................(Lef.) All those who have known or seen her Speak only praise of 1.1 ona Dieucr. Do you know her? Of course, you do! Leona, the girl with the lovely, sparkling, brown eyes. I f ever you have watched her while she was speaking. I’m sure you noticed the way she talks with them. Leona is a very delightful companion, always ready for a good time and as jolly a girl as you can find anywhere. MARY JANE DEHART.........................(Shorty) Cheerful as the songs she sings. Happiness to all she brings. Glee Club; B. B. C. Speaking of happiness—here is a little girl who is always as happy and as joyous as the proverbial lark. She is interested in all the activities of the school and is especially fond of football. She is very fond of Civics, too, and ha; the rare reputation of never being late for that chss. even though it recites the first hour. MARJORIE DUNMORE .........................(Marc) Eyes of a dreumcr. a -winning smile. Make us thing Marjorie a girl worth while. Beta Sigma, Secretary; R. P. It. That “Marg” is ambitious and hungry for knowledge we have proof in that she is being graduated ahead of her class. She is. also, an advocate o: hiking! If you ever happened to be at the corner of Superior and Parkwood at 8:05 a. m. any school morning, you doubtlessly have seen her walking briskly towards school. She was never known to be tardy!



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Com mencem ent Magazi xe [17] HELEN FRANKEL ............................(Happy) Always happy, never sad; The kind of girl zve like to have. Class Historian. Does she go to all the patties? O yes! Helen would not miss a party because, you know, she • likes parties. Helen likes other things, too, selling Reflectors, for instance. She has been our room agent for some time and has always been satisfactory. She is a very jolly girl, in for all kinds of fun. JANET FREDERICK .........................(Freddy) Simplicity just seems to me The soul of elegance to be. Friendship; Glee Club; Intcrclass Basketball. The Mystery Girl is here for inspection, although to look at her you see no mysterious airs or magic Aladdin’s Lamp in hiding, but—why does she wear an East pin? The clever person abie to answer this riddle will be awarded the title of The Clairvoyant” or “Mind Reader. Tanet is a dear, always busy with Y work, and a good athlete. MARION FREEMAN .........................(Ducky) A quiit little maid is she, . Ind just as sweet as she can be. French Club. Personalities count for a great deal in this life. Here is one in Marion, that once you know, you anticipate further intercourse to develop a pleasant understanding with his grave, gray-eyed maiden. In chemistry Marion shines! She has always liked nice, new test tubes—and strange to say always get-' what she wants. How? Oh, just ask any them student. HERBERT GATHERCOLF. Though he's quiet, he likes to jest; When you know him. he’s one of the best. Boys’ Glee Club; Track; Senior Magazine Board. Tall, dark, with all the makings of a tine young fellow and a good sport. There was something quiet, something reserved about him until we knew him better. Then—all was changed! When we think of the Taffy-Pull we always think of Herb.” he being the first boy to arrive and step into a crowd of forty girls.

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