John Adams High School - Rebelry Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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HOUR GLASS ABE L. WASSERMAN H. U. Athletic Team (10) (II) (12); Dancing Club (11) (12); Chess Club Pres., H. R. Vice Pres. (10). EMMA MAY WRIGHT Honor Roll (10); Dancing Club, H. R. See'y. (11); Novelty Club Pres., Kodak Club Pres., Chemistry Club (12). S YLVIA W A SSE R M A X MOLLY S. YOTVITZKY Secretarial Club (10) (12); Embroidery Club (11); Chess Club (12). FRANCES GERALDINE WEBER H. R. Pres, H. It. Athletic Team, Stamp Book, Gymn Captains (10) (11); Sec’y-treas. (12); Student Council (11); Girl’s Athletic letter, Swimming Club Pres., Class Treasurer (12). Commencement Speaker, Honor Key. EDITH EMILY ZIBELL Friendship Club (10) (11) (12); 11. R. Athletic Team (10) (11); T. N. T. Club See’y. (10). RUTH WEETON Swimming Club See'y. (11) (12); H. R. Pres., H. R. Athletic Team (10); II. R. Vice Pres. (12). DANIEL GELLER Checker Club (10); Dancing Club (11). MILDRED A. WELLER Gvm Captains, Sec’y.-Treasurer II. It. Athletic Team (10) (11) '(12); Girl’s letter (12). SAMUEL ENGEL II. It. Athletic Team (12). Page twenty-five

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JOHN ADAMS EDWARD N. TALLIAN H. R. Athletic Team (10) (11) (12); S. I. C. Club (10); H. R. Sec’y., Fencing Club (12). SAMUEL VOGEL H. R. Athletic Team (10) (11); Chess Club (10); R. O. T. C. Club (11); Dancing Club (12). OSCAR W. TUSSEL Football Team (10) (11) Captain (12); Track Team (11) (12); Hi V, H. R. Athletic Team, II. R Pres. (11); Poster Club (12). EDNA JOYCE VOLK Dancing Club (10) (11) (12); II. R. Scc’y. (10); Clogging Club (11); Art Club (12). HENRIETTA G. VAINER S. O. S. Club (10); Embroidery Club (11); Typing Club (12). JOHN VARGO II. R. Athletic Team (10) (11) (12); Gym Captains, H. R. Vice Pres. (10) (11); S. I. C. Club Vice Pres. (10); Student Council, Fencing Club (12). MARY A. VENCL H R. Athletic Team (10) (11) (12); Student Council (10) (II); Journal, Girls’ Service Club, Plav Reading Club (11) (12); Gift Club Secy. (10); Art Club (12). HELEN MAY VOTYPKA Sketch Club (10) (11), Pres. (12); H. R. Athletic Team (10) (11); Honor Roll, Girls’ Service Club, (11) (12); Journal, Student Council (12). WILLIAM H. VERBECKY H. R. Athletic Team (10) (11) (12); Track Team (10); Dancing Club, Clogging-Club (11). EDNA WINIFRED WARREN Dancing Club (10) (11); H. R. Pres., H. R. Athletic Team (10). IJ(life ticentij-four

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JOHN ADAMS ffllasa ffltU MORRIS AMOUR WK, the class of June, 1927, being of sound mind, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament; and in consideration thereof do make these bequests: Item I. To the Freshmen, the bottles left from “Kid Day” with the understanding that not more than one bottle is to be thrown at. each senior. Item II. To the sophomores, our superior knowledge. Item III. To the juniors, our reserve and dignity. Item IV. To our immediate successors, the new 12A’s, our proficiency and skill in the noble art of gypping. Item V. To Mr. Kncsal, a new stock of jokes, graciously donated by Martin Siegel. Item VI. To Mr. Schneider, the right to wear his coat when he chooses. Item VII. To Roger Lang the hirsute adornment of Maurice Shaffer. Item VIII. To Mr. Baker the ability to draw a straight line. Item IX. To Franklin Neillie, the genius of Charles Chase to wear a different tie each day. Item X. To Herbert Drosd, Nathan Cadkin’s continually wagging tongue. Item XI. To the president of the next 12A class, the gavel wielded by John O’Bell. Item XII. To the school, the privilege of carrying on the traditions and upholding the honor of John Adams. Signed: The Class of June 1927 Witnesses: Father Time The Clock GUaaa SYLVIA LUPSON AXI) MORRIS AMOUR THE scene is laid in the Paris home of Sylvia Lupson, the eminent criminal lawyer. It is the year 1942. The curtain rises disclosing a magnificently furnished living room. In one corner of the room stands a small settee and adjacent to it is a crimson-colored divan on which Miss Lupson is reclining. On the panelled wall besides an oriental tapestry is a picture of the John Adams June Class of 1927. Sylvia: (gazing at the portrait on the wall) “I often wonder how some of the friends of mv high school days at Adams are faring amid the storms of the world. What has the passing decade and half done to them. Where are they now? (The doorbell rings and she goes to answer it.) “Why Robert Long! Oh, I am so happy' It does me good to see one of the old Adams crowd. I was just looking at that picture on the wall and wonder- I’age ftrcvti six