Glenville High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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30 The Annual, Classes 19 2.5 ilebicatinn 31 n appreciation of Ijer eber rcaby f]dp anb eber bulling abbice, bie, tfyc (Elass of 3)ime nineteen Ijmtbreb anb tbienty-fibc, bebicatc tips, our Annual, to our ab-fiiser anb gitibe, Jfliss Cucu A. dJcrrell.

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Glenville High School 29 Class of January, 1925 “A LL good things come in small parcels.” Whether a class of two hundred and thirty-four would be considered a “small parcel or not is, of course, debatable, but if a numerical comparison . be made to our immediate predecessors and our numerous followers, we may undoubtedly consider ourselves a “good thing.” The Class of January ’25 is the only class in a number of years to organize in its Eleven B term. On the other hand, it was the last class to use the executive form of direct class government. To its first and former adviser. Miss Elizabeth Tucker, the class owes a great debt for her constructive services at its organization. To our present adviser. Miss Gertrude Campbell, for her hearty participation in the affairs of the class and her ever sympathetic and kind advice, we extend our sincere appreciation. CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Robert Jones Treasurer Catherine Parker Class Entertainment Committee Helen Doolittle, Chairman William Dille.v Alvyn Tramer Walter Bergstrom Evelyn King Florence Hall Sylvia Goodman Class Colors Blue and Gold Class Motto........................ Amoto quaeramus seria ludo Class Honor Koli. Kaymona Hull. Valedictorian, 94.55 93 68 91 12 90 68 92 12 Mildred Reynolds 91 07 90.60 91 60 90 97 90 60 91 28 90 96 90 40 Evrell Bennett 91 17 Lillian Kessler 90 09 Evelyn King 90 27 Walter Bergstrom Ernest Blondis Helen Frances Doolittle Jerome Folkman Honor Key Students Kaymona Hull Eleanor Iler Robert'Jones Van L. Kline Ruth Mathews Catherine Parker Alvyn Trainer

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Glenville High School 31 Class of June Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-five