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

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1936 volume:

M A R O O N a n d G O L D Published by the Maroon and Gold Staff of the January 1936 Graduating Class of John Adams High School MISS LENA A. McCANN Vocational Adviser DEDICATION To Miss Lena A. McCann, vocational ad viser, National Honor Society sponsor, and honor study halls supervisor, we, the class of January 1936, affectionately dedicate this book, the MAROON AND GOLD, as a token of our appreciation for her kindness and understanding as adviser and friend throughout our three years at John Adams High School. E. E. BUTTERFIELD Principal TO OUR PRINCIPAL We, the January class of 1936, take this opportunity to extend our sincere appreciation to Mr. E. E. Butterfield, principal, for his wise guidance, true friendship, and generous kindness shown to us in both close and distant associations during our high school days. Miss Verda Evans Mark D. Gordon Miss Florence Stehn Class Advisers four Henry Jernejcic Fanny Rubinstein Ben Marino. 1 2B's Aaron Zucker Irving Zeiger Anna Marie Callow Edward Chitlik. 12B’s Anna Auerbach Yaro Skainik Helen Blaha Esther Gildenhorn. 12A's Elmer Rensel Martha Siegel John Didzerkis Leonarda Hendricks. 12A’s Hot John Alfred Conway Vice President Walter Shegda 12A Treasurer Constance Lou Hussey Secretary Dean Arthur Heyduk 12B Treasurer nix p R E S E N T I N G MAROON and GOLD Abell, A. Lois 7 o the musical mind all things are musical. First Alternate in National Bassoon Solo Contest. Student Council. 12A Banquet Committee. Orchestra Club. Maroon Masque Club. Band. Orchestra. Homeroom President. Journal Collector. Amato, Clara Jeanne Charily is the virtue of the heart. Anselm. Fredric George Our thoughts and our conduct are our own. Auerbach. Anna All she does, she does well; Yet her head does not swell. Honor Roll Pin. Guard. Shorthand Awards. Garden Club President. Guard Captains Club Secretary. Forum Club. Senior Friendship Club. Service Club Treasurer. Maroon Masque Club. Stu dent Council Advisory Board. Honor Study Hall Offices. Tutor. Homeroom Offices. Intramural Athletics. Fencing Club. I2B Prom Committee. 12A Yearbook Committee. National Honor Society. English Class Teacher Substitute. I2A Banquet Committee. 12A Distinction Day Committee. Saluta-torian. Bailey, Betty Ruth A girl reliable and true. And furthermore, a worker too. Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards. Honor Study Hall President. Homeroom Offices. Service Club. Tutor. Senior Friendship Club. Barrett, Ruth Anne Fearing nothing, caring less. She makes her work a great success. Shorthand Awards. Hall Guard. Rooters Club. 12A Commencement Committee. Intramural Athletics. Altshuler. Sam Y. Always ready to compete— Has a smile, even in defeat. Orchestra. Adamite Dramatic Club. Maroon Masque Club. Intramural Athletics. Anielski. Lucille Julia Her way is a cheery one. Senior Friendship Club. Rooters Club. Homeroom Offices. Intramural Athletics. Artino. Marianne Constance A happy life consists in virtue. Merit Roll. Senior Friendship Club. Homeroom Secretary. Azikovitz, Ruth Silence is the greatest ornament in a woman. Athletic Awards. Shorthand Awards. Garden Club. Senior Friendship Club. Fencing Club. Hall Guard. Intramural Athletics. Bannach, John Albert Happy as the day is bright He strives to please with all his might. Hall Guard. Homeroom Secretary. Student Council. Barta. Lillian A simple maid and proper too. Merit Roll. eight MAROON and GOLD Benson, Homer Edwin He isn't forward. he isn't bold. His promises are as food as gold. Beylin. Stanley Music hath charms. First Place Orchestra Medal. Band. Blank, Helen Marcella Witty, charming, mentally bright, Everyone agrees, Helen’s all right. Merit Roll. Senior Friendship Club Service Club. Hsjfeytoto Club. Tu tor. c N K naKIL rt5r Society. Home )ft(ftO� f2B Prom Committee ‘ContnVJncement Committee Chair man. Civics Club. Intramural Ath letics. Bohovic, Alexander F. Liked equally by lad and lass Is this fine fellow of our senior class. Brown, Betty Jane She's very frank and jolly. Shorthand Awards. Swimming Club. Rooters Club. Intramural Athletics. Brunke, Walter William Fonder of sport than study. Football Letter. Track Letter. Poster Club. Kappa Sigma Beta Hi-Y. Homeroom President. Hall Guard. 12B Prom Committee. 12A Banquet Committee. Bergner. Harold William Trust to me. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Blaha, Helen Strong reasons make strong actions. Honor Roll Pin. Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards. Journal Pin. Service Club. Senior Friendship Club. Garden Club. Homeroom Vice President. Choral Club. 12A Yearbook Committee. National Honor Society. 12B Prom Committee. i2A Dance Committee. Tutor. Honor Promotion Committee. Journal Collector. Intramural Athletics. Bloom, Melvin Arthur What should a man do to be merry f Bona, Elsie Loretta Sincerity stamped in every step. Merit Roll. Poster Club. Maroon Masque Club. Senior Friendship Club. Service Club. Homeroom Vice President. Honor Study Hall Secretary. Brualdi, Alfred Gilbert Napoleon was small. Merit Roll. Journal Collector. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Burger, Franklyn Silent come and silent go: He's a chap you'd like to know. nine MAROON and GOLD Burstein, Herman Wisdom is better than rubies. Honor Roll Pin. Merit Roll. Ping-Pong Championship Medal. Forum Club. Mathematics Club. Hall Guard. National Honor Society. Buto, Grace Intelligence, beauty, and personality. All wrapped up in one. Athletic Awards. Honor Roll. Merit Roll. Esperanto Club Secretary. Literary Club. Journal Pin. Senior Friendship Club Offices. Junior Friendship Club Student Adviser. Service Club President. English Class Teacher Substitute. I 2B Prom Committee Chairman. 1 2 A Yearbook Committee Chairman. Hall Guard. Intramural Athletics. National Honor Society Secretary. Honor Study Hall Offices. Central Committee Offices. Tutor Checker. Cleveland lnterdub Council President. Homeroom Offices. Banquet Speaker. Cadkin. Sara Debra My eyes make pictures when they are shut. Shorthand Awards. Merit Roll. Senior Friendship Club. Service Club. Maroon Masque Club. Tutor. Cherwinski, Helen Rose Having naught else but hope. Tutor. Merit Roll. Leadership Club. Clague, William James They serve Cod who serve Ifa creatures. Guard Captains Club. ftrjtlkr Collisi. Kathryn Elizabeth For her heart was in her work. Senior Friendship Club Burstein, Sylvia The impish twinkle in her eye Just seems to make depression fly. Butterfield. William Always a gentleman. Iota Beta Hi-Y Treasurer. Choral Club. Cheer Leaders Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Mikado'' Lead. Carocato. Rose Marie My own thoughts are my companions. Ciesielski, Joseph Edward A man of gentle manners. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Homeroom Offices. Journal Collector. Cleator, Douglas Allen A boy he seems of the right kind: For many friends are hit. we find. Phi Sigma Kappa Hi-Y. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Choral Club. 12B Athletic Team. Conway, John Alfred Ain’t he good lookin'? cry girls in glee. And Conway smiles, proud as can be I Student Council Treasurer. Merit Roll. Honor Study Hall Offices. Football Letter. Track. Smada Club. National Honor Society. 12B. 12A Class Vice President. Central Committee. Kappa Sigma Beta Hi-Y Offices. Homeroom Athletic Teams. ten MAROON and GOLD Cooper. Arnie Burt Manners make the man. Corema Hi-Y. Rifle Club President. Esperanto Club. 12A Commencement Committee. Choral Club. Costanzo. Josephine Ann A good comrade in all thingt. Riding Club. Matoon Masque Club. Intramural Athletics. Cozza. Mike Edward He's bound to be successful. Merit Roll. Intramura! Athletics. Cuddeback. Jean Grace Tomorrow'll be another dag. Hall Guard. Student Council. In tramural Athletics. Cummings, Robert Earl A lad light hearted and content. Student Council. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Homeroom Secretary. Movie Guard. Field and Stream Club. Davies, Dan Lauren Strange to the world, he wore a bathful look; But don't judge by its cover every book. Merit Roll. Honor Study Hall Secretary. Homeroom Offices. Iota Beta Hi-Y Offices. 12A Commencement Committee. Choral Club. Hall Guard Coppola, Jennie Geraldine A true tport and earnest. Shorthand Awards. Court. Beatrice Rachel Females confer on lift its finest felicities. Shorthand Awards. Senior Friendship Club. Hall Guard. Cseplo. Robert Paul Modesty becomes a young man. Merit Roll. Homeroom Secretary. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Culley, Marion Arlene Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Shorthand Awards. Honor Roll. Merit Roll. National Honor Society. Student Council Advisory Board. Service Club. Senior Friendship Club. Civics Club. Honor Study Hall President. Tutor. 1 2B Mixer Committee. I 2A Commencement Committee. Hall Guard. Dapper, John Robert Exceedingly well-read. Hall Guard. Mathematics Club. Esperanto Club. Dewald, Alfred Edward What can I say better than silence isf Shorthand Awards. Merit Roll. eleven MAROON and GOLD Dicki. Mary Helen A little miss with a quiet way Who stored up knowledge day by day. Merit Roll. Divis, Mildred By merit raised. Shorthand Awards. Dornhofer. Betty Ann She radiates cheerfulness everywhere. Merit Roll. Guard Captains Club. Swimming Club. 1 2B Publicity Committee. Senior Friendship Club. Dulai. William James Capacity for joy. Movie Guard. Effron, Manuel Marty Consistency, thou art a jewel. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Elias. Milton Melvin The canvas glowed beyond even Nature warm. Poster Club. Didzerkis. John Charles There is no wisdom like frankness. Corema Hi-Y Offices. 12B Publicity Committee. 12A Commencement Committee. 1 2A Yearbook Committee. Chemistry Club. Dodds, Katherine Louise So modest and sincere. Homeroom Offices. Senior Friendship Club. Hall Guard. Senior Nursing Club. Esperanto Club. Doubrava, Frances Marion nct-Yr hj rrty, I never worry. Senior Friendship Club. Homeroom Offices. Intramural Athletics. Choral Club. 12A Commencement Committee. Swimming Club. Eckhaus, Edythe Gracious in manner. Eisenmann. Emily Charlotte Full of pep. ready to dance, that's Emily. Merit Roll. Senior Friendship Club. Service Club. Honor Study Hall President. Homeroom Offices. 12B Dance Committee. 12A Banquet Committee. National Honor Society. Emery. Anna M. As proper as one should seem. twelve MAROON and GOLD Epstein, Stanley Martin A true sport for everything. Honor Roll. Merit Roll. Basketball Letter . Ping-Pong Championship Medal. Smada Club. Honor Study Hall Secretary. National Honor Society. Fink, Evelyne Lessons don’t bother me. Shorthand Award. Merit Roll. Senior Friendship Club. Florio, Beatrice Pauline For her heart was in her work. Shorthand Awards. Merit Roll. Senior Friendship Club. Service Club. 1 2B Athletic Teams. Hall Guard. Intramural Athletic . National Honor Society. Frank. Gilbert Ray A man of mark. Poster Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Friedler, Leah Let’s be gay when we may. Homeroom President. Gaines, Charles Hubbard He's another athletic fan Who favors not our study plan. Track Letters. 12A Distinction Day Committee. Figved, Lawrence John Confidence is the companion of success. Finta, Elizabeth In her ‘tis natural to please. Senior Friendship Club. Foy, Norvin M. He works when he hasn’t anything else to do. Iota Beta Hi-Y President. Homeroom Secretary. Rooter Club. 1 2B Mixer Committee. I2A Dance Committee. Frank, Theresa Marie She’ll find a way. Senior Friendship Club. I2B Baseball Team. Intramural Athletic . Friedman, Sheldon Refuses to do a mean act. be it ever so small. Merit Roll. Homeroom Athletic Teams. 12B. I2A Athletic Manager. Gassaway, Jewel She was kindly. thirteen MAROON and GOLD Gatz. Irene Mari know many and many know me. Hall Guard. Emanon Club. Debate Club. Givertz. Morris A willing helper dots nol wait until ht is askea. Honor Roll. Merit Roll. National Honor Society. Smada Club. Debate Club. Choral Club. Honor Study Hall Offices. Mathematics Club. Homeroom President. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Esperanto Club. Cheer Leaders Club. Goldstein, Lilyan A low and gtntlt voice—dear woman's chief charm. Intramural Athletics. Grabowski, Irene live for whole pleasure, all the joys of sense. Senior Friendship Club. Greenberger, David Joseph If modesty were price of virtues, he'd be king. Orchestra. Hall Guard. Merit Roll. Grilly. Edward Your wit mahes others witty. Honor Roll. Merit Roll. Track. Student Council. Hall Guard. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Smada Club. Honor Study Hall President. Journal Collector. National Honor Society. Gildenhorn, Esther Sarah Esther's name and deeds will ne'er grow old: She's surely worth her weight in gold. Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards. Service Club. Garden Club Secretary. Honor Study Hall Vice President. National Honor Society. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Journal Collector, I2A Yearbook Committee. Tutor Checker. Hall Guard. Senior Friendship Club. Tutor. Intramural Athletics. Goldman, Abe Doesn't let studies interfere with his education. Goldstein, Mildred A. Modest, mild, not very tall Eager to please one and all. Shorthand Awards. Merit Roll. Senior Friendship Club. Service Club. Garden Club. Homeroom Offices. Tutor. Guard Captains Club. Forum Club. Civics Club. Graves, Helen Marie Common sense is not so common. Homeroom Offices. Senior Friendship Club. Greenblatt, Sam S. Not that I love study less. But that I love fun more. 12B Dance Committee. Homeroom President. Haas. Jeanette Watson A maiden fair and full of vim: She's most at home inside the gym. Merit Roll. Athletic Awards. Gym Captains Award. Swimming Club President. Senior Friendship Club. Hall Guard. Student Council. Homeroom Offices. 12B. 12A Athletic Manager. fourteen MAROON and GOLD Hale. Evelyn Louise You have a merry heart. Choral Club. Homeioom Offices. Service Club. Senior Friendship Club. Riding Club. Hill Guard. Honor Study Hill Offices. Hawersaat, Elmyra Josephine 'Tit pleating to have a pleating manner. Homeroom Offices. 1 2B Mixer Committee. Hecht. Louis Sidney hnoui my task and do it. Heyduk. Dean Arthur A decent boldnttt ever meett with friendt. Merit Roll. Student Council. Hill Guard. Phi Sigma Kappa Hi-Y Offices. Homeroom Athletic Teams Rooters Club. I2A Distinction Day Committee. Photography Club. Swimming Club. I 2B Class Treasurer. Holton, Ruth Olive She hat no tpecial hobby-horse. Foe the made good in every course. Merit Roll. Intramural Athletics. Hrapchak. Andrew Mike Worry and I are tlrangert. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Hartman. Ruth Caroline Ruths are hard to find Who have a heart betides a mind. Athletic Awards. Merit Roll. Homeroom Vice President. Senior Friendship Club. Swimming Club. Hall Guard. Rooters Club. Intrjmural Athletics. Hawkins. Lawrence Dunbar This athlete deserves our 'rahs. Track Letters. Intramural Athletics. Movie Guard. 1935 Track Team Captain. Hall Guard. Choral Club. Orchestra. 12B. 12A Basketball Teams. Homeroom Offices. Rooters Club. Hendricks. Leonarda Vivacious, versatile, vivid She's earned her place in the sun. Honor Roll Pin. Guard. Journal Pin. Editor-in-Chief. Copy Editor of the Journal. Central Committee Secretary. 12A Banquet Committee Chairman. Service Club Secretary. Senior Friendship Club Offices. National Honor Society. Honor Study Hall Offices. Homeroom Offices. I 2A Yearbook Committee. 12B Prom Committee. Esperanto Club. Honor Promotion Committee. Tutor. Tutor Checker. Intramural Athletics. Hall Guard. Civics Club. F.nglish Class Teacher Substitute. Valedictorian. Holsinger. Lenore Margaret She's here, she's there, she’s everywhere. Busily capable, faultlessly fair. National Honor Society. Student Council. Homeroom Offices. 1 2 B Mixer Committee. 12A Banquet Committee. Permanent Ring Committee. Honor Roll. Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards. Senior Friendship Club. Fencing Club. Civics Club. Hall Guard Intramural Athletics. Hrach. Helen Lillian I accept life at it comes. Orchestra Medals. Senior Friendship Club. Rooters Club. Homeroom Vice President. Journal Collector. Intramural Athletics. Hudacko. Rose Marie Action is the proper fruit of knowledge. Merit Roll. fifteen MAROON and GOLD Hussey. Constance l.ou She's a modest, quiet, ideal friend One on whom we ran all depend. Athletic Awards. Gym Captains Club. Athletic Club President. Homeroom Offices. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Athletic Council Sccrctaiy. Senior Friendship Club Offices. Honor Study Hall Offices. 12B. 12A Class Secretary. Immormino. Angeline M. D. Her keys to future luck— Effort, patience, grit, and ptuck Journal Collector. Senior Friendship Club. Junior. Senior Nursing Clubs. National Student League. Esperanto Club. Jehlicka, Eileen Frances I'm modest, too. hut never fear. When fun is brewing. I am near. Homeroom Offices. Juhasz, Louise Jean But oh, who dances such a way Senior Friendship Club. 12B Dance Committee. 12A Distinction Day Committee. Journal Collector. Honor Study Hall Vice President. Kaplan. Arthur Oscar It has been said still waters run deep. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Intramural Council. Karpinets. Mike Frank I have learned in whatsoever stale I am. Therewith to be content. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Imhoff. Shirley Estelle The girl with a smile Is the girl worth while. Janowick, Mildred Catherine A happy heart and a happy fact Are two things u'anted in every place. Homeroom Offices. Jirovec. Bertha Helen Praise to the praiseworthy. Intramural Athletics. Kacy. Florence A big help to those in need. Shorthand Award . Karlovec. Earl Ralph A famous football fellow he And without a doubt will always be. Football Letters. Merit Roll. Honorary Football Captain. Kasimov, Sam Lawrence A man of honor is one who is faithful to his word. Merit Roll. Mathematics Club. sixteen MAROON and GOLD Kawolics. Anne Mary Happy in work or play. Honor Study Hall Offices. Homeroom Secretary. Klein, Adele A girt worthy of all hrr fritndt. Koleszar, Irene Helen She toys little but thinkt much. Student Council. Honor Roll. Merit Roll. Korbel, Leola Doris The world delightt in tunny people. Shorthand Awards. Honor Study Hall Secretary. Senior Friendship Club. I2B Mixer Committee. Kormos. Helen Ilona Her name it not exactly tare, But rare or fair, she's always there. Kosar, Joseph John Mild manners with a brave mind. Merit Roll. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Kinkopf, Sigfrid George Soet'a heavy, kind'a fat But a regular actor at that. Merit Roll. 12A Publicity Commit lee. Hall Guard. Journal Collector. Kolar, Norman Edward Nothing is greater than simplicity. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Koosed. Mildred Ruth She can because she knows the can. Shorthand Awards. Choral Club. Kormos. Anne A maid is she of quiet ways. Shorthand Awards. Senior Friendship Club. Kortanek. Agnes Anne It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Intramural Athletics. 12A Dance Committee. Shorthand Awards. Choral Club. Homeroom Secretary. Kostohris, Olive Mae Steady in counsel and sure in act. Shorthand Award. Homeroom President. Senior Nursing Club. Swim ming Club. seventeen MAROON and GOLD Kotecki. Edward Edmund If all men were at fine as he. What a place this world would be. Merit Roll. Corcma Hi-Y Office . Honor Study Hall Vice President. Homeroom Offices. 12B Publicity Committee. 12A Commencement Committee. Smada Club. Kozelka. Jane Elizabeth A friend is worth all hazards we can run. Senior Friendship Club. Journal Collector. Homeroom Treaiurcr. Krause. Helen Frances Her greatest enjoyment—athletics. Athletic Award . Athletic Club. Fencing Club. Senior Friendship Club. Intramural Council. Choral Club. Kriz. Frank Clarence Motion it the life of all things. Kuchta, Anna Anna's dags were gladly spent Making music where'er she went. Choral Club Accompanist. Senior Friendship Club Offices. Junior Nursing Club. Journal Collector. Student Council. Kundla. Esther To be merry best becomes you. Shorthand Awards. Journal Collector. Tutor. Koterba. Clarence Joseph A rather quiet lad it he. But always pleasant company. Merit Roll. Honor Study Hall President. Hall Guard. Choral Club. Iota Beta Hi-Y Treasurer. Kramarz. Frank Joseph Power dwells with cheerfulness- Krill. Clara Eileen Personal quality alone endures. Shorthand Awards. Senior Friendship Qub. Esperanto Club. Hall Guard. Krock. Rae Ruth A dark-haired lassie full of fun And fust as nice as anyone. Shorthand Awards. Hall Guard. Homeroom Offices. Journal Collector. Kulon. John A man after everyone's heart. Kurena, Esther There it a will behind her work. And never does the try to shirk. Honor Roll. Merit Roll. National Honor Society. Service Qub. Senior Nursing Club. Tutor. eighteen MAROON and GOLD Ladd, Alice Esther She'll always do her be ft No matter what the test. Merit Roll. Service Club. Esperanto Club. Tutor. Senior Friendship Club. Larca. Fannie Oh! shy. you sayf Who tan tell? Liotta. Biagio Frank For hit heart is like the sea. Ever open, brave, and free. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Mack, Lewis Arthur He whistles os he goes: always cheerful and gay. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Homeroom Secretary. Madunicky. Mildred Bernice Her smiles are very gay and bright, No studies bother her at night. Student Council. Senior Nursing Club. Marx, Sanford M. To him that wills, ways are not wanting. Homeroom Secretary. Student Council. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Hall Guard. Forum Club. Chess Club. Intramural Council. Merit Roll. Laidman, LeRoy Ralph Generally speaking, LeRoy it generally speaking. Forum Club. Chess and Checker Club. Homeroom Treasurer. Journal Collector. Lenc, Edward Bernard His cares are now all ended. Choral Club. Lupica. Josephine Mary As pure in thoughts as angels are. To know her is to love her. MacMeans, Marshall H. Speech is better than silence. 12B Prom Committee. 12A Dance Committee. Smada Club. Corema Hi-Y Offices. Mark, Joseph Paul Keep on smiling all the day To put our little cares away. Intramural Athletics. Journal Collector. Homeroom Offices. Massien, Molly Marcia A kind and gentle heart she had. Merit Roll. Senior Friendship Club. nineteen MAROON and GOLD Maxa. Jerry D. Hail, fellow, well met! You'll win in life, on that I'll bet. Merit Roll. Orchestra. Homeroom Office . I 2B Mixer Committee. 12B Athletic Committee. 1 2B Dance Committee. 12A Dance Committee Chairman. Hall Guard. Intramural Athletic . Meier, Karl Paul Boys will be boys. I2A Basketball Team. Merolla. Olimpio Richard May his life be happy and fortunate. Movie Guard. Student Council. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Meyer, Carl G. Music is his chief delight. He could play both day and night. Band, Orchestra Medal . Band. Orchestra Letter. Dance Orchestra Leader. Phi Sigma Kappa Hi-Y Offices. Student Council. Orchestra Club. I 2B Prom Committee. 1 2A Banquet Committee. Band. Orchestra Student Director. Minster. Beatrice A sincere desire makes everything possible. Merit Roll. Shorthand Award. Service Club. Garden Club Vice President. Senior Friendship Club. Forum Club. Honor Study Hall Secretary. National Honor Society. Mulac. Betty Jane On her you always can rely. To do her best she'll always try. Shorthand Awards. Senior Friendship Club. Homeroom Offices. Mazanec, Elmer Emil Where there's music there can be no harm. First Place in City Baritone Horn Contest. Second Place in National Baritone Horn Contest. Orchestra Club. Dance Band. Melamed, William R. Keeps a place apart for fun. Metzger, Elmer James No sinner—no saint perhaps. But still—the very best of chaps. Honor Study Hall Secretary. 12A Banquet Committee. Iota Beta Hi-Y President. Meyer, Gordon Charles The noblest task is to command one's self. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Student Council. Rooter Club. Homeroom Secretary. Moore, Arthur Lawrence I am not only witty in myself but the cause of wit that is in other men. Track Letter. Homeroom President. Debate Club. Choral Club. Murphy, Grace Elizabeth She lives for pleasure. twenty MAROON and GOLD Nagy, Henry Theodore Henry it full of lift and fun. The willing friend of everyone. Hall Guard. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Homeroom Office . 12A Dance Committee. Noonday Movie Assistant Manager. Journal Collector. 12A Publicity Committee. Nedved, Edward He knows what is what. Merit Roll. Homeroom President. Journal Collector. Honor Promotion Committee. Ney. Lillian Hot stepping o'er the bounds of modesty. Hall Guard. Novish. John Charles Many mtn do not love their bookt all the time. Noonday Movie Manager. Student Council. Homeroom President. Bowling Captain. Nuhn, Esther Florence She's always ready to help you, whenever there's anything to do. Merit Roll. Student Council. Honor Study Hall Vice President. Service Club. Choral Club. Senior Friendship Club. Civics Club. National Honor Society. Olsewski, Stephanie Sophie Softly speak, and sweetly smile. Senior Nursing Club. Naymik. Irene Pretty pictures she doth make She's an artist for art's sake. Shorthand Awards. Senior Friendship Club. Newton. Jeanne Valine Her lessons always she prepares. No teacher takes her unawares. Senior Friendship Club. Novak. Mary Virtue is her own reward. Merit Roll. Honor Study Hall Vice President. Intramural Athletics. Nudelman, Ruth It pays to be happy. Senior Nursing Club. Senior Friendship Club. Student Council. Intramural Athletics. Okla. Celia Joanne want to go places and do things. Shorthand Awards. Senior Friendship Club. Hall Guard. Parrino. Thomas James So we build up the being that we are. Track Letter. Homeroom President. Intramural Athletics. Choral Club. twenty-one MAROON and GOLD Pasat. Sylvia A pleasant manner is worth a fortune. Shorthand Awards. Honor Study Hall Secretary. Journal Collector. Intramural Athletics. Perrine. James Clark He is hale, hearty, and independent. Track. Intramural Council. Phillips, James John By music minds an equal temper know. Music Medal. Orchestra. Orchestra Club. Pignato. Carmella Palm A smile for each, a friend to all. Intramural Athletics. Lspcranto Club Homeroom Vice President. Pokano. Edward A man of courage is also full of pep. Bookkeeping Award. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Rooters Club. Powell. Joseph Tivious A lad carefree and happy. Hall Guard. Track Movie Guard. Pell. Marguerite Mary Patience and gentleness is power. Swimming Club. Intramural Athletics. Homeroom Secretary. Journal Collector. Phare, Betty Ruth I have a sparkle—peer into my eyes. Honor Study Hall Offices Homeroom Offices. Piazza. Grace Celia Endurance is the crowning quality. Shorthand Awards. Plastine. Ernest Albert Jr. It's better to Wear out than rust out. Track. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Homeroom Offices. Iota Beta Hi-Y. Porbert. Donald Character is higher than intellect. Prasek. Charles Lots of rascality, wisdom, and wit. Chemistry Club. Rifle Club. Corema Hi-Y Offices. I 2A Dance Committee. I 2B Publicity Committee. twenty-two MAROON „nd GOLD Putka, Lillian Elizabeth To know her is lo be her friend. Garden Club. Rifle Club. Reminick. Dave Having to study does make him sad. But having fun does make him glad. Cheer Leaders Letter. Journal Collector. Intramural Council Secretary. 12B. 12A Athletic Teams. Hall Guard. I2B Athletic Committee. Restifo, James Vincent A man of few words. Journal Collector. Ribovich. Katherine bear a charmed life. Shorthand Awards. Intramural Athletics. Robertson. Mae Catherine Good things come in small packages. Roof. Mary Catherine Patience is good, but joy is best. Rebar. George With music all his core beguiled. Band Medal. Model Airplane Club. Rensel. Elmer Paul Sty hands are full of business. I'm a Very busy man. Honor Roll. Merit Roll Debate Club. Forum Club. Emanon Club. Honor Study Hall President. 12A Yearbook Committee. Smada Club. Noonday Movie Assistant Manager. I2A Distinction Day Committee. National Honor Society Revitch. Doris Dorothy The world belongs to the energt tic. Service Club. Tutor. Hall Guard. Forum Club. I 2B Prom Committee. I 2A Banquet Committee. Robbins. Martin Hit traits are such that we admire. Chess and Checker Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Robinson. William Edward No one knows what he can do until he tries. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Roszkowicz, Vincent A. It is tranquil people who accomplish much. twenty-three MAROON and GOLD Ruzicka. George Joseph Once a friend, always a friend. Homeroom Athletic Team . Saltzberg. Leona She’s dependable and sincere. Shorthand Award. Hall Guard. Senior Friendship Club. Esperanto Club. Savoca. Tom Anthony They also seroe who stand and watt. Checker Club. Schultz, Clarence He merits all he obtains. Intramural Athletic . Shaffer, Ethel Mae Modesty hat more charms than beauty. Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards. Athletic Awards. Tutor. 12B. 12A Athletic Teams. Intramural Athletics. Service Club. Senior Friendship Club. Garden Club. Fencing Club. Hall Guard. Civics Club. Shegda. Walter Who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. Honor Roll Pin. I2A Class Treasurer. National Honor Society President. Student Council. 12B Publicity Committee Co-chairman. Homeroom Secretary. Smada Club. Chemistry Club Secretary-Treasurer. Co-rema Hi-Y Offices. Merit Roll. Tutor. Tutor Checker. Field and Stream Club. Journal Collector. Sacks. Edith Esther Her words are her bonds, her oaths are her oracles, her lout sincere, her thoughts immaculate. Merit Roll. Service Club. Senior Friendship Club. Choral Club. Honor Study Hall Vice President. Homeroom President. National Honor Society. Forum Club. I2B Prom Committee. I2A Commencement Committee. Saltzman; Marvin A. Life is a stage. Merit Roll. Smada Club. Maroon Masque Club President. Student Council. Homeroom Secretary. Honor Study Hall Offices. Esperanto Club Treasurer. Debate Club. I2B Prom Committee. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Hall Guard. Choral Club National Honor Society. Schuld. Walter Carl In the way of a friend, mark you him. Student Council. Journal Collector. Noonday Movie General Manager. Sekerak. Anne Peggy U'« are what we must. Not what we would be. Senior Friendship Club. Shapiro. Beryl Gwendolyn Sincere and true. And she's nice. too. Merit Roll. Service Club. Senior Friendship Club. Hall Guard. Intramural Athletics. Sherman. Lewis Martin The social friendly, honest man — 'Tit he who fits great nature's plan. Track Letter. Intramural Athletics. Hall Guard. Homeroom Offices. I2B Prom Committee. 12A Dance Committee. Homeroom Athletic Teams. twenty-four MAROON and GOLD Siciliano, Angelina A. My htart it ever at your service. Silberger. Charles There't a time for all thingt. Intramural Athletics. Homeroom Athletic Team . Skalnik. Yaro James It is hard to say where Yaro shines. He’s clever in so many lines. Honor Roll Pin. Meric Roll. Intramural Letter. Journal Pin. Student Council President. National Honor Society Vice President. Sports Editor of the Journal. Intramural Council Secretary. Hall Guard. Central Committee. .12B Publicity Committee Co-chairman. 1 2A Publicity Committee Chairfnan. Homeroom Offices. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Field and Stream Club. Tutor. Honor Study Hall Offices. Corcma Hi-Y. 12A Yearbook Committee. Master of Ceremonies at Commencement. Smith, Alton Eugene There it about him a genial manti• nets. Student Council. Choral Club. Hall Guard. Smolik, Karoline True to her work, her word, and her friends. Athletic Awards. Senior Nursing Club. Intramural Athletics. Solomon, Charlotte She thinks songs are quite the thing As tong as she's the one to ting. Intramural Athletics. Choral Club. Siegel, Martha M. A happy smile, a brilliant mind. She sees the dark clouds silver-lined. 12A Yearbook Committee. Athletic Awards. National Honor Society. Esperanto Club Secretary-Treasurer. Fencing Club. Maroon Masque Club. Senior Friendship Club. 12B Mixer Committee. Homeroom President. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Student Council. Garden Club. Honor Study Hall Secretary. Hall Guard. Athletic Club. Merit Roll. Service Club. Simalevitz. Sylvia Marie Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Maroon Masque Club. Athletic Club. Service Club. Senior Friendship Club. Junior Nursing Club. Choral Club. Tutor. Hall Guard. Smialek, Arthur Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you. Smith, Bella B. She't always in anything athletic. Athletic Awards. Athletic Club Awards. Hall Guard. Intramural Council. Swimming Club. Journal Collector. Homeroom Athletic Mana-8 «• Smurthwaite, Harold So Bud is graduating, eh? We knew he'd come around some day. Cheer Leaders Club. Swimming Club. Hall Guard. 12B Dance Committee Chairman. Movie Guard. Corcma Hi-Y. Homeroom Secretary. Intramural Athletics. 12B Basketball Team. Sorotskin. Ernest Henry My books and I mutt never part. Merit Roll. Chess Club. Esperanto Club. Forum Club. National Student League. Civics Club. twenty-five MAROON and GOLD Speck, Ladean Catherine A good namt keeps its taster in the dark. Homeroom President. Senior Nursing Club Secretary. Senior Friendship Club. Spodar. Anne Joanne As large at life, and twite a: natural. Merit Roll. Service Club. Senior Friendship Club. Staron. William J. A will flexible. Homeroom President. Intramural Athletics. Stern. Irving Eugene Discretion, the best part of valor. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Stickney. Herbert Henry An amiable and good looking man, who melts many a feminine heart with his smile. 1 2B Mixer Committee Chairman. I 2A Distinction Day Chairman. P h i Sigma Kappa Hi-Y President. Hall Guard. Swimming Club Rooters Club. Photography Club. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Homeroom President. Sveda. Helen The world never regrets a smile. Spisak. Celia Terese A pleasant, merry little lass: We're glad to have her in our class. Senior Friendship Club. Hall Guard. Homeroom Offices. Homeroom Athletic Manager. 12A Commencement Committee. Stafnitzky. Eleanor Emma I would help others out of a fellow feeling. Homeroom President. Steinman. Harold Orville In for any fun. Riding Club. Homeroom President. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Stetina. Roy Donald With the brush he's handy Altogether he's quite dandy. Merit Roll Poster Club Offices. Golf Squad. Stoika. Anna Consideration is the parent of wisdom. Shorthand Award. Senior Friendship Club. Junior Nursing Club. Guard Captains Club. Svejda. Elmer Joseph A kind heart he hath. twenty-six MAROON and GOLD Sykora, Naomi Jane They who know btr iht best like her the best. Athletic Awards. Merit Roll. Senior Friendship Club. Swimming Club. Homeroom Offices. Takacs. Lena Mary Accepts, whatever her lot, without a btr of fuss. Intramural Athletics. Tarcy. Helen Jean Like the sun. always bright. Honor Study Hall Vice President. Thomas. Harry James A friend to every lad or lass: A credit to the senior class. Cheer Leaders Letter Choral Club. Football. Track. Classroom Movie General Manager. Noonday Movie Operator. Travagliante, Grace Mary She wisely mixes reason with pleasure. Merit Roll. Intramural Athletic . Trowbridge, Jean Monroe Alert, witty, and not very tall. She's sunny, helpful, and charming withal. Merit Roll. Senior Friendship Club. Service Club. I2B Dance Committee. 1 2A Banquet Committee. Szuhay. Alex John fusic washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. National Co-champion Violin Soloist. First Place National String Quartette. Orchestra Club. Talcott. Douglas Ross His interests are not solitary, but show many activities. National Honor Society. Second Place in Geometry Test at Ohio Wesleyan University. Smada Club. Homeroom Offices. Field and Stream Club President. Corema Hi-Y. Photography Club, Telma. Lottie Joan And better skilled in events to come. Leadership Club. Toman. Lillian Aneta Her merit wins her a way. Senior Friendship Club. 12A Dance Committee. Treharne, G. David Care's an enemy to life. Tucek. Elsie Bertha Simple grace and manner mild. Choral Club. Senior Friendship Club. twenty-seven MAROON and GOLD Tucholsky, Frederick Many boys art quiet, quiet as can be. But few are quiet and liked as Well as he. Honor Roll. National Honor Soci- ty. Urban. Clarence Charles Slow and steady, pegging away. Surely he'll be great tome day. Track Letter. National Honor Society. Choral Club. Honor Roll. Merit Roll. Honor Study Hall Presi dent. Student Council. Smada Club. Homeroom Vice President. Corema Hi-Y Offices. 12B Publicity Committee. 12A Banquet Committee. Valentik. Elsie There's a quiet grace in all the does. Vanek, Dorothy Sylvia A demure maid of tranquil manner. Veccia, Mary D. Peaceful content envelopes her like a cloud. Merit Roll. Verostic. Helen Clementine With true friendship her heart rings true. Homeroom Office . Honor Study Hall Secretary. Senior Friendship Club. Esperanto Club. Riding Club. Unger, Mildred Merit and good breeding will make their way everywhere. Shorthand Awards. Choral Club. Vaccaro. Margherita Florence Simplicity it an exact medium between too little and too much. Senior Friendship Club. Valtman. Elmer Albert Silence is virtue of the wise. Vargo. Joseph Andrew Not a worry in the world. Homeroom Offices. Vendeland. Sara She remains an invariable friend. Esperanto Club. Intramural Athletics. Swimming Club. Hall Guard. Victor, Evelyn Agnes Rich with the spoils of nature. Senior Friendship Club. Homeroom Offices. Journal Collector. twenty-eight MAROON and GOLD Wachter, Rose To be strong it to be happy. Wasserman. George A. Life's a jest; let's have more jest. Choral Club. Homeroom Athletic' Teams. Wheeler. David Edwin Good sense and good nature must ever join. Merit Roll. Classroom Movie General Manager. Whiteson, Jeanne Theodora Like a circle, ending never. Does her tongue go on forever. Orchestra. Choral Club. Service Club. Homeroom Vice President. Orchestra Club. Williams, Elnora Anne Her spirit overflows with pep. There's merriment in every step. Senior Friendship Club. Junior Nursing Club. Hall Guard. Intramural Athletics. Wilson, David Earl I like the ladies is his plea. I wonder if they all like me!” Merit Roll. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Field and Stream Club. Hall Guard. Student Council Advisory Board. National Honor Society. Homeroom President. Smada Club President. I2B, 1 2A Class President. Corema Hi-Y Offices. Honor Study Hall Offices. Permanent Ring Committee. Esperanto Club. T u t o r. Swimming Club. Washington. Darlwin Earline She'll be ever at work, and full of fun. And still be doing, never done. Merit Roll. Service Club. Senior Friendship Club. Homeroom Offices. Tutor. National Honor Society. Wathey. Edna Mae Kindness is wisdom. Merit Roll. Service Club. Choral Club. Senior Friendship Club. Swimming Club. Student Council. Maroon Masque Club. Garden Qub. Hall Guard. Rooters Club. Honor Study Hall Vice President. Intramural Athletics. White. Jack Merle Gentle in manner: firm in action. Hall Guard. Rifle Club. Nortcele Club. Wiest. Wilfred S. 7 he force of his own merit makes the way. Field and Stream Club. Photography Club. Choral Club. Williams. Hazel Leone Always doing what's expected: Never has to be corrected. Merit Roll. Homeroom President. Student Council. Senior Friendship Club Service Club 12A Banquet Committee. National Honor Society. Winston. Frederick Ryland Thou art the man. twenty-nine MAROON and GOLD Wirosko. William Edward With a nature that's steady. His smile's always ready. Rooters Club. Hall Guard. Yaeger, Gladys Ann Virtue is a jewel of great price. Merit Roll. Journal Collector. Zacek. Beatrice Josephine In her own quietness there is (harm. Homeroom President. Hal! Guard. 12B Dance Committee. Donovan. Thelma Rita A merry heart doeth good like medicine. Honor Study Hall President. Homeroom Offices. Senior Friendship Club. Glassman, Marion Not only good but good for something. Hall Guard. Wojas. Stanley Michael Never get discouraged, never give up. Golf Squad. Track. Yerman. Joseph John He'll play the game as all good sports will. Track Letter. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Intramural Council. Zampino. Mary Corrine The shortest answer is doing. Homeroom Offices. Journal Collector. Student Council. Flynn, Anna Mae A friend, true and jolly to one and all, Willing to help if needed at all. Senior Friendship Club. Riding Club. Rovito. Rose Victoria • 77 not in mortals to command success. thirty MAROON and GOLD Artin. Elinor Dolores A big htlp to thou in nted. Honor Roll. Merit Roll. Intramural Athletics. Atoulikian, Harry Richard Smiltt for mt. tmilrs for you. Special smiles for a special few. Homeroom Secretary. Guard Captains Club. Balazi. Valeria Theresa She dresses well, the dances well. And on the boys she casts her spell. Shorthand Awards. Senior Friendship Club. Bass, Yetta Good nature and good sense are usually companions. Senior Friendship Club. National Student League. Bosacki. Sophie Jean Whose yesterdays look backward with a smile. Senior Friendship Club. Busser. Arthur Joseph The measure of life is not length but honesty. Clayman. Irwin I weigh the man. not his title. National Student League. Crawford. Eugene James He's an all-round fellow. And in athletics far from yellow. Track Letter. Student Council. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Homeroom Offices. Journal Collector. D’Amico, Theresa Cozza Motion it the life of all things. Shorthand Awards. Dippel, Kenneth Earnest Men of few words are the best of men. Merit Roll. Poster Club. Drahos, Stanley John School from twelve to one. With an hour for lunch. Emch. Charles Frank A gentleman to form. Filip, Sue Nothing greater was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Fiorentine, Bruno Frank Beneficent of mind. Homeroom Offices. Gretz. Alberta Phyllis I thought a tweet thought and there was Alberta. Haida. Yaro It is a wise head that makes a still tongue. Honor Roll. Track. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports Manager. Student Council. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Hatala, Steve William He'll guard the secrets of the world. Hoff, Maron Clark We all listened when he spoke: Hail him. master of the Joke. Football Letter. Track Letters. Merit Roll. Intramural Athletics. Hookway. Eleanor Barbara Being friendly it her well-worn rule. Senior Friendship Club. Journal Collector. Homeroom President. Homeroom Athletic Manager. Jacko. Joseph George A boy like him it in demand. Because he always lends a hand. Guard Captains Club. Movie Guard. Noonday Movie Manager- Journal Collector. Intramural Council. Chess Club. Cheer Leaders Club. Jelinek. Florence Vlasta have a heart with room for joy. Leadership Club. Senior Friendship Club. Homeroom President. Lippa, Bette Dolores A striking brunette, who uems to be just the type that gentlemen prefer. Homeroom President. McMinn, Robert Jackson For him there it a story in every breeze. Intramural Athletics. thirty one MAROON and GOLD Makoff. Julius What's the use of hurrying Martin. John Steve Hit light-hearted spirit is a blessing after a day of toil. Nielson. Media Jane We envy her disposition. Shorthand Awards. Poster Club. Merit Roll. Intramural Athletics. Nigro. Anthony John He it well paid who is well satisfied. Poster Club. Novotny. Peter Deeds, not words. Pollard. John Thomas He's nonchalant and debonair. Prentice. John Goulden Not one of those who advertise themselves. Choral Club. Rapaport. Irene A. Sow good works and thou shalt reap gladness. Rapisardo. Tony Honor is the fruit of honest toil. Roonan, Kenneth Joseph Worth makes the man. Filing Award. Corcma Hi-Y. Rosinski. Dorothy May charm all intervals. 1934 Fencing Medal. Fencing Club Offices. Hiking Club. Rifle Club. Dian Club. Homeroom Offices. Scipione. Julio Peter The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Shury, Helen Her voice is toft and low. Clear as music, and as sweet. Choral Club. Senior Friendship Club. Shury. James Jr. Variety atone gives joy. Choral Club. Sichko, William Hang sorrow Care’ll kill a cat. Poster Club. Skotko. Veronica Helene Sweet are the thoughts that savor of content. Intramural Athletics. Rooters Club. Senior Friendship Club. Maroon Masque Club. Hall Guard. Sokolowski. Mary Her troubles past quickly away. Sokolsky. Hyman A man is no more than he thinks he is Thomas. Mike His heart is as true as steel. Traven. Cyril Metod Fortune favors the brave. Vilyus. Robert Joseph A good comrade in all things. Football. Vroman. Clara Marianne A mind at peace with all below. Merit Roll. Will. Evelyn Virginia Gentlentss and modesty nyarh this girl. Shorthand Award Wold. Victor Serenely he goes on his way. Homeroom Athletic Teams. Hall Guard. Wolfe. Andrew Come what may. I'm always happy. Yanochko. Mike Michael A lad carefree and happy. Homeroom Athletic Teams thirty-two C I— HI —ILL-11— — CO - — . —---------------• FOOTBALL • • • J hQIKOCK ItHtCKA LObH • Wi t •..... la m� 8 rLOO ■ mCMft - KflLV • fTTLCKOvSKV « PQtflnftfl jnuiiiwuMOflntvswnnKCHW Tftnfii-WiDfnfti'HOfrmftWf« R suwntv MHTi� «ttDSy flwnsiRCfi tooaiflv CAM 4 K4RI.C CC | rjarjr . ■'■rot •ou : hOUSCR • DUJORKin • CUOROOKOff • GOftSKI • IUTH(R. .aowao.. SPOFIILIPO � RtTiTLftFr. GflPCfTttKI � HORVATH • tmCH. Ihirty-four FOOTBALL---------------------------- IN the spring of 1935 Coach George Kozak began his football experiences at I John Adams by calling a spring training to which 160 boys responded. This turnout forecast that the Coach was going to have a determined, fighting team if not a championship aggregation. This forecast was carried out. Autumn brought with it another Notre Dame product, Ed Caldwell, who assumed the backfield coaching duties. TOLEDO SCOTT 7—ADAMS 0 The Presidents picked no setup to open their season; instead they traveled 120 miles to Toledo and fought the renowned Scott High aggregation to a standstill, only to lose on a fumble early in the game. Captain Hoffman. Goldman, and Karlovec stood out. ADAMS 0—GLENVILLE 0 A downpour of rain did not prevent a large crowd from seeing a Maroon and Gold squad overpower the Tarblooders with 1 5 first downs—but no score. ADAMS 6-EAST TECH 0 Victory over the Carpenters put Coach Kozak in solid with the student body. Maurice Dworkin supplied the spark as he blocked a first period punt which was recovered and converted into a touchdown by Maron Hoff. The speedy end broke his ankle to cast a shadow on the joy of victory. EAST 7—ADAMS 0 Steve Sabath threw two passes and then sped 15 yards for the only score of a hard-fought battle. The line was a stone wall which stopped all other advances of the proteges of Coach Hump Harmony. CATHEDRAL LATIN 26-ADAMS 0 Stunned by the lethal aerial attack of the Catholic boys, the Presidents fell to defeat before a team rated below them by the dopesters. Captain Ray Ioanes shone on the line which played another brilliant game. WEST 18—ADAMS 6 Short bullet-like passes by the '34 Senate champs rolled up an early lead which a desperate onslaught by the Maroon and Gold could not overcome. Sam Goldman, shifted to end. counted the lone touchdown with a buck over the line. ADAMS 9-SOUTH 6 The Southerners fell again before a superior Adams squad which should have rolled up a higher score. Freddy Hancock counted the touchdown in the second quarter and “Army” Armstrong converted on a place kick. Johnny Vanas started the scoring when he blocked Sledz's punt in the first quarter for a safety. CENTRAL 13—ADAMS 0 Dusky Nat Harney swept around the end on an 88-yard run to provide the big thrill as Central defeated a President eleven that couldn't use the breaks given them. Harry Flad supplied the Locals' chief offensive threat. Tackle Earl Karlovec made his last departure from a John Adams grid fray in the arms of his teammates as he was knocked out on a fierce tackle. WEST TECH 7—ADAMS 0 A long, arching pass provided the only score as the Maroon and Gold failed to answer the many knocks of opportunity in the season finale. The class of January '36 gave to the school one of the finest tackles John Adams has ever known in Earl Karlovec. a plugging second stringer in Jack Conway, and a fast end in Maron Hoff. thirty-Hot MAROON and GOLD Top row. left to right: Wcndfl Sarmir. John Ostrozovic. Steve Rigo. Bottom row, left to right: Sam Goldman. Henry Hoffman. Stanley Epstein. BASKETBALL THE shrill echoes of the referee's whistle resound through a gym packed to capacity with tense spectators. Another basketball game is in progress The resounding sound of the final gun unleashes hilariously happy Adams fans: another Senate game has ended with another Adams victory gained. This year the vision of another Senate basketball championship has inspired the seven returning lettermen from the 1934-35 hardcourt squad to increased activities towards attaining their goal. Despite a serious slump in the earlier part of last year's campaign, the Presidents pooled their efforts and returned in fine style to play a steady game throughout the remainder of the season. T he team composed of Ikie Friedler. and Bert Davidian. both of whom became ineligible for Senate competition at midyear, and Sam Goldman. Wendel Sarmir. Phil Fleishman. Henry Hoffman. Steve Rigo. Charles Cirincione. Stanley Epstein, and John Ostrozovic. was for the most part, the remnant of the Senate basketball championship team of 1933-34. Again, as when a member of the championship aggregation. Goldman played an important role as the main cog in the Maroon and Gold machine. Goldman proved his mettle, when, although he was shifted to a forward at midyear, allowing Epstein to perform at the tip-off position, he was able to lead the Locals as high point man. This year's team boasts a fine array of veteran lettermen and a promising and inspiring group of substitutes. The lettermen of last vear performing now are Goldman. Hoffman. Sarmir, Cirincione, Ostrozovic. Epstein, and Rigo. Graduation and ineligibility will take Epstein and Rigo. leaving two important vacancies to be filled. thirty-six MAROON and GOLD Top tow, ItfI to right: l.dwjid Cox. Louis Cbrrnikoff. Cj� ! Br-ihtin. Clarence Urban Middle row. left to right: Tom Parrino. Sam Goldman. Bob Schw-jegerl. Harold Davidson. Jay Nichols. Eugene Crawford. Edward MacMillan. Bottom row. left to right: Arthur Moore. Chirles Spcnmcchia. Bernard Salit. Bernard Armstead Lawrence Hawkins. Joe Yerman Lou Sherman. Walter Brunke. Maron Hoff. TRACK ONE moment of throbbing silence, then—crack! Long. lean bodies uncoil and hurl from the starting holes to thunder down the clean black path of hard-rolled cinders. With a blare that literally rocks the grandstand, the crowd roars a sudden accompaniment to the pistoning legs of the racing track-sters. Drive—power—speed. Blurring speed. Speed culminating in a final burst of energy that sends the hard-driven bodies careening across the line. The race is won! Each year an eager squad of boys experience the above thrill bearing the Maroon and Gold wings of John Adams over the cinder path. Last season the wingmen enjoyed the most successful season since 1929. Although Lawrence Hawkins, captain of the squad, opened his last season with the Adamsmcn with a flash of speed that promised a brilliant season, a leg injury brought a dismal finish to his high school athletic career. However, his teammates went on to complete the campaign in a very satisfactory fashion. Starting with a nucleus of 10 lettermen. Coach Ray E. Knesal welded his squad into an exceptionally well-balanced team which, when put to the test, showed surprising strength in the sprints and proved its caliber by rolling through the year snagging five out of six dual meets dropping the last meet to one of the finest track aggregations in the state, namely. Youngstown Rayen. Figures testify to the success of the 1935 campaign. John Adams--------------65Vi East________ John Adams______________78 Hay_________ John Adams______________86M South_______ John Adams--------------65 2 Collin wood John Adams--------------76 Glenville __ John Adams--------------52' i Rayen _____ — 48J -.31 — 27 2 — 48J ..38 ---74 4 thirty-uvea MINOR SPORTS • • • DES1DES supporting three major athletic activities—football, basketball, and u track in 1935, John Adams boasted three minor interscholastic squads— indoor baseball, tennis, and golf. These sports were introduced for the benefit of the participants, and unfortunately received little or no support from the student body. BASEBALL The Great American Game found its way back into the high school firmament as a student activity. Charles Spennicchia was placed in sole charge and acted as manager and captain. His team played a league schedule and emerged, very successfully, second in the final standings. The only defeat of the season was suffered in a thrilling extra-inning battle with South High, the final count standing 2-1. Victories resulted over Lincoln. 7-4: East Tech. 8-2: and Collinwood, in a wild scoring spree. 18-3. Pitcher Radwanski was the star of the campaign, his underhand deliveries allowing but eleven runs, four of which were unearned. TENNIS Ted W. Ptacek's net squad went through a hard schedule and showed up well, considering the caliber of their opposition. Collinwood and Latin each administered shut-out defeats to the Maroon and Gold racqueteers, while Cleveland Heights and Shaker Heights edged out the Locals, both in 3-2 frays. The East Tech and East outfits fell to defeat before the inspired rallies of the Presidents. Brown, Chaikin. Chester. Epstein. Lame. Ryshen. and Zeiger bore the brunt of the season under Chaikin’s managership. INTRAMURALS Intramural activities are gaining an increased prominence in the attention of the pupils. Response to homeroom games showed greater interest both in rooms entered and membership on teams. Touch football, basketball, volleyball, and baseball ran in leagues, while horseshoes, checkers, and ping-pong occupied individual interest. Team sports arc just emerging from the dominance of the room of L. S. Irish, champions in volleyball, baseball, and basketball, the last two for two campaigns. In touch football, however, they were spilled by H. L. Jordan’s homeroom in the finals for the championship. Four members of Irish’s homeroom. Brodsky, Friedberg. Siegler. and Stone, won intramural A’s. amassing over 100 points in these activities. GOLF Golf was started in the spring under the supervision of George Kozak, grid coach. The golfers played on Highland course and visited the course of their opponents. The initial match against Rhodes at Ridgewood resulted in a 15-5 setback for the Presidents. Zdybalski. Wojas. Kosturbanik. and Burger shot 90. 91. 92. and 94. respectively. WRESTLING Seeking to develop interest and ability sufficiently to participate with other high schools, a Wrestling club was organized with Allan P. Owens as a sponsor. thirty-tight C m----1 — -1 n MAROON and GOLD EXTRA-CURRICULAR NAME OF ORGANIZATION SPONSORS OFFICERS Central Committee-----------Lena A. McCann, Emanon Club______________.Harland M. Bright Girls Fencing Club __ Lillian L. Aitken. Field and Stream Club_______Allan Dickie _ Forum Club-----------------David H. Pierce, Girls Athletic Club . Helen Beeney____ Boys Gym Captains Quh .Allen P. Owens.. Girls Gym Captains Club .Lillian L. Aitken. Irving Zeiger. President Ben Marino. First Vice President Grace Buto. Second Vice President Leonarda Hendricks. Secretary Robert Krukoski. President Harry Safstrom. Vice President Clara Vroman. Secretary George Davis. Treasurer Gertrude Thomas. President Doris Bones. Vice President Jeannette Mathews. Secretary-Treasurer Douglas Talcott. President Bernard Zemai. Vice President Eli Seifter. President Norman Katz. Vice President Charlotte Lupeson. Secretary Constance Hussey. President Mari Liccardi, Vice President Marjorie Obcrdoerster. Secretary Marion Novak, Treasurer George Octovsky Joe Petitto. Vice President “Don T aylor, Secretary Salvatore Marino. Treasurer Bernice Korec, President Mari Liccardi. Vice President Marjorie Oberdoerster, Secretary-T reasurer Mary Sonchik. President Guard Club ..____________________H. L. Ballentinc.. Anna Auerbach. Secretary Caroline Lipka. Editor of the guard paper Journal Verda Evans. Leonarda Hendricks. Editor-in-Chief Ben Marino. First Page Editor Meyer Fine. Editorial Page Editor James Cannell. Third Page Editor Yaro Skalnik. Sports Editor Agnes B. Cary Lena A. McCann Marcella Mehling Bertha Lanzdorf. President Junior Friendship Club________Ruth Sears______________Peggy Graves, Vice President Clara Wochele Lenore Krause. Secretary A’Luhise Trester Stella Rundle, Treasurer Grace Buto (student adviser) forty MAROON and GOLD ACTIVITIES DATE OF MEETINGS ORGANIZED PURPOSE To supervise Honor Study Halls and to Fvorv Wednesday 1 914 create 0 filing of responsibility among the 7 pupils: also as a means of economy for the school. To stimulate better interest in health. Every Wednesday______________________1935 __ __ _ friendship, and science by hikes and indus- trial trips. Every other Wednesday_____1934 Every Tuesday ____________1933 Every Wednesday___________1930 Every Tuesday_____________1928 .. Every Monday______________1923 _ Every Monday __ __________1923 To teach fencing to girls interested in this sport. To promote sportsmanship, appreciation, and conservation of nature. To discuss current events of public interest. To give the girls who have already won an athletic award a chance to participate in sports. To aid the gym teachers in conducting their classes. To assist with gym activities in the gym and in the gym office. Every other Thursday_________ 1927 -To keep order in ,he ha s whih chsses ' are in session. To record school events, unify the stu- Every Day______________________1923 __ _ dent body, promote school spirit, and teach motivated writing. form-one Every other Wednesday 1934 To encourage friendship between the girls of I OB. 10 A. and 11B. as well as supplying social activities. MAROON and GOLD EXTRA-CURRICULAR NAME OF ORGANIZATION SPONSORS OFFICERS Leadership Club _______________Margaret B. Collins______Helen Pi Yashin. President Florence Jclinek. Secretary Marvin Saltzman. President Maroon Masque Club____________Pansy M. Gabriel_________Sidney Franklin. Vice President Amy Ulmer. Secretary Irving Zeiger. Treasurer Grace Satullo. President Mathematics Club--------------Katherine R. Fowler_______Melvin Tierk. Vice President Gladys Charms. Secretary Joseph Haynosch. Treasurer National Honor Society Katherine R. Fowler Lena A. McCann Gertrude A. Wiley Fred N. Burroughs Edwin F. Helman Walter Shcgda. President Yaro Skalnik. Vice President Grace Buto. Secretary Ben Marino. Treasurer Girls Nursing Club Orchestra Club Dorothy Brink Amos G. Wcslcr Frances Schwartz. President Eleanor Friend. Vice President Ladean Speck. Secretary Anna Dureiko, Treasurer No Officers Poster Club Girls Riding Club Leo Gorka. President -P- E. Munk------------------Bob Smola. Vice President Mildred Ohm. Secretary-Treasurer Lillian L. Aitken _ .. Agnes Lee------------------Jeanne Purches. President Rooters Club________________Besse Simpson _ Allen P. Owens Senior Friendship Club Elizabeth Herbert Lena A. McCann Gertrude Wiley ' A'Luhise Trester Girls Service Club__________Lillian Niebes Smada Club________________Dwight W. Lott Student Council_____________Grace A. Martin John Kentner, President Arlene Korec, Vice President Virginia Roberts, Secretary Harriet MacKay. Treasurer Mari Liccardi. President Amy Ulmer. Vice President Constance Hussey. Secretary Leonarda Hendricks. Treasurer Grace Buto. Council Representative Grace Buto, President Amy Ulmer. Vice President Leonarda Hendricks, Secretary Anna Auerbach, Treasurer David Wilson. President Jack Conway. Vice President Ben Marino. Secretary-Treasurer Yaro Skalnik. President Frank Flower, Vice President Mari Liccardi. Secretary Jack Conway. Treasurer forty-noo MAROON and GOLD ACTIVITIES ------------------------ • • • (Continued) U HFW DATE OF MEETINGS ORGANIZED Every Monday------------1934 Every Monday___________1931 PURPOSE To train girls who are especially recommended for assistance in home economics classes. They must possess personal qualifications, one of which is superior work. To give its members practical experience in producing plays, and to encourage the reading and witnessing of better plays. Every Monday___________1931 To stimulate an interest in mathematics. Once a Month 1930 To develop the four qualities of leadership, character, scholarship, and service. Every Monday______________1927 Every Wednesday___________1930 Every Wednesday _________ 1924 To instill ideals of healthy, safe, and sane living; and to offer opportunities for the practice of first-aid activities. To substitute when facilities do not permit using the complete orchestra. To advertise the many activities of the school by means of show cards and posters. Everv orher FriHav 1 on To enable girls who are interested in horse- back riding to ride with school friends. Every Thursday_____________1935 To put teamwork into the stands; more, bigger, and better cheering; more unified, more effective expression of school spirit. Every other Wednesday . 1924 To crea,e friendshiP among girls: develop all-around school girls. Everv Tuesday _ 1924 To serve—not asking, but giving —club motto. To follow the motto—Pro Res Scholae— for the school. Smada boys guard at all Every other Monday-----------1925 ____________school plays, operettas, musicales, guard the boys lunchroom, and are on call at all times for duty. Every other Wednesday 1925 To Pr°mote the general welfare of the school. forty-three FACULTY AUTOGRAPH PAGE U_LU ]I— □ CYLLl ( ) MAROON and GOLD TO BE OR NOT TO BE Do YOU Care? Who Cares? 1. David Wilson__________________Popular_______ 2. James Metzger-------------- ...Dancer_______ 3. Yaro Skalnik____________________Cutey_______ 4. Charles Gaines ----------- _ Optimist------ 5. Carl Meyer ________________Pessimist________ 6. Elmer Rensel-----------------Aristocrat----- 7. Norvin Foy _____________________Vamp-------- 8. Jack Conway----------------Good Looking---- 9. Marshall MacMeans_________Sleepy Head------ 10. Clarence Urban ___________ Temperamental--- 11. Walter Brunke-----------------Sport------- 12. Earl Karlovec---------------Athletic------ 13. Sigfrid Kinkopf-------------Cherub-- 14. Maron Hoff --------------------Wit-- 15. Morris Givertz___________Mathematician — 16. Herbert Stickney______________Politician-- 17. Ernest Sorotskin___________ Book-Worm 18. Harry Thomas_________________Rascal------- 19. Elmer Mazanec__________Tarzan and his mate. 20. Alex Szuhay------------------ Modest ----- 21. Edward Kotecki----------------- Warbler--- 22. Marvin Saltzman------------------Actor---- 23. Walter Shegda___________Romeo and Juliet_ 24. William Butterfield___Pierrot and Pierrette 25. Clarence Koterba____________Agreeable----- 26. Dean Heyduk-------------------Sweet------- 27. John Didzerkis_____________Industrious---- __________Grace Buto _______Louise Juhasz __________Ruth Barrett ____Betty Dornhofer ______Marion Culley _________Anne Kuchta _ Jean Trowbridge _ Lconarda Hendricks _________Helen Krause ___ Anna Auerbach __________Helen Blaha ______ Jeanette Haas ____ Beatrice Minster _______ Martha Siegel _____Emily Eisenmann ____Anna Mae Flynn _______Esther Kurena Carmella Pignato ___ Agnes Kortanek ______Hazel Williams ________Esther Kundla ....Esther Gildenhorn ____Constance Hussey _________Betty Brown ___________Lois Abell ______Lenore Holsinger _________Esther Nuhn forty-six MAROON and GOLD CLASS HOROSCOPE JANUARY Date Name Earmark Hand of Fair Rtmark Directory I. Herbert Stick Stickney____nosey_________advertiser-------let's kiss and make up._ ----------------4258 E. 128 St. 3. Mildred “Millie” Jano- wick_____________________reserved _______typist__________loves dancing__________13613 South Parkway Drive 4. William Will Dulai....undecided----------collector-------hates wimin ------------------I 2904 Ben wood Ave. 5. Anna Ann Emery________quiet___________designer________art calls her----------------------------3466 E. 149 St. 5. Mary Dianna” Veccia changeable______bookkeeper------tiny little gal--------------------------3885 E. 149 St. 7. Bette Bunny Lippa______glamorous_______model___________what a future!------------------------ 11215 Avon Ave. 9. Edna Babe Wathey.. .hatless_____________school maim -.she has freckles-------------13310 Beachwood Ave. 10. Andrew Wolfe______________punctual________dilettante______shiver your timbers-------- 9415 Dunlap Ave. 12. Grace Gracie Trava gliante__________________snappy _________air hostess_____walks when angry.--------------—3651 E. 117 St. 12. Jennie Bright Eyes Coppola------------------thorough________good wife-------dishwashing—ugh!-------------------------3662 East Blvd. 13. .Joseph Java Vargo carefree______________electrician-----don't play with fire----------------------------3514 E. 113 St. 13. Yetta Bass________________efficient_______chorus girl_____some dancer __ ---------------------- 3633 E. 147 St. 14. Esther Es Nuhn______________kind_________interior decora- a dual personality_________ 3350 E. 137 St. tor 14. William Sichko------------outdoorish______draftsman-------he can rough it_____________ 1 3409 Harvard Ave. 14. Robert Farmer Cum- mings _______ ___________ unobtrusive office worker . On the Bottom's the top____________________3405 E. 135 St. 15. Rose Toots” Wachter_______timid __________typist__________.success haunts her_________________________3459 E. 140 St. 19. Leola Lee Korbel---------flamboyant______privatesecretary.she pouts______________________ 13711 Maplcrow Ave. 19. Jane Frivolous Sal” Nielsen------------------congenial ------musician_____ -men interest her_____ 4095 E. 138 St. 19. Esther “Es Kurena-------outstanding-----nurse __________she's swell” ....................... ..4934 E. 107 St. 21. Mary Miggie Novak__ charming-----------bookkeeper _____the eyes have it___ 9709 Nelson Ave. 22. Theresa Betty Boop Frank __------------------_a!ert---------stenographer goes in for baseball_______________________________3566 E. 144 St. 22. Evelyn Midge Hale —collegiate -----------stenographer whither art thou. Romeo?________________________11906 Cromwell 23. Florence Flo Kacy--------retiring--------secretary_______ tickles the ivories __________. 3606 E. 140 St. 23. Celia Jo Okla .........aggressive------housewife_______hates sissies and cream puffs____13119 Southview 25. Helen Yol Tarcy--------ash blonde — stenographer________among her souvenirs---------------------3017 E. 123 St. 26. Elsie El Tucek-----------just right------vocalist _______she'll reach high dough. _____17526 South Miles 26. Charles Chuck Emcb—athletic------------- any job he gets.a six-footer-----------------9707 St. Catherine Ave. 26. Darlwin Darling Washington --------------determined .teacher ____________Chevrolet coupe' __ ___________________ .3791 E. 144 St. 26. Lois Dixie” Abell---------sparkling _ musician____________very elegant . . . . 4206 E. 114 St. FEBRUARY Datt Same Earmark Hand of Fate Remark Directory 2. Andrew Rup Hrapchak.mechanical — funeral director business is dead_______________________ 9811 Reno Ave. 2. James Jimmie Perrine.. brisk -----------printer-------he knows his type ________________.3608 E. 103 St. 2. Evelyne Evey Fink------vivacious ------designer_______she speaks Pig Latin____________ ..3549 E. 118 St. 5. Lillian Lil Barta------likeable--------bookkeeper_____she's no dreamer____________________3800 E. 153 St. 5. Helen Blanky Blank-----serene----------librarian______blankety blank!____________10008 Shale Ave. 5. Hazel Williams-----------earnest --------teacher________she's a plodder___________13806 Thornhurst Ave. 6. John Albert Bannach-----sociable--------C P A. ________a-camping he does go______________10513 Dove Ave. 7. Irene Renee Gatz-------attractive-------nurse_________she has her moments_______________11712 Dove Ave. 7. Irene 1 Rapaport-------unassuming —secretary_______seen, not heard__________________ 3525 E. 117 St. 9. Helen Marie Graves--------fragile --------nurse-----------an autograph hound _ ____________.9516 Orleans Ave. 9. Helen Sweetie Sveda-----considerate-----dressmaker_____I'd walk a mile________________9801 Bessemer Ave. 11. Norman “Cake Kolar-----handsome--------undecided______swings a mean bat___________________4266 E. 128 St. 12. Anna Annie Auerbach—ambitious .. secretary____________Annie won’t be joinin' any more..3612 E. 117 St. 12. Carl Buddy Meyer--------personable------orchestra leader.he's got rhythm_________I 3 108 Beechwood Ave. 13. Jeanne Valine Newton------slender --------business ______snakes get in her dreams_______________13007 Hay Ave. 13. Evelyn Pinky Will-------square----------stenographer ..pirates petrify her................. 3454 E. 103 St. 14. Betty Micky Mulac-----serious --------fate will decide the green eyed maiden _________ .3241 E. 116 St. 14. Clarence “Farmer Urban.calm-------------civil engineer ..he ll build bridges ..... .3669 E. 113 St. forty-ttven MAROON and GOLD FEBRUARY (Continued) 15. John Red ' Prentice ------superior-------cabinet maker.„he collects stamps.__________________14129 Benwood Ave. 16. William Bill ' Robinson..sociable _______chemist_________do you tap dance, too?------11711 Lenacrave Ave. 17. Gladys Glad Yaeger-------neat__________.teacher________over-confidence peeves ber__13501 Maplerow Ave. 18. Beatrice Betsie Court...excitable-------secretary_________lost: one temper________________3686 E. 146 St. 18. Steve Hatala-------------- gracious ______unknown________come hither ___________________ 10001 Du lap Ave. 19. Edythe Edy Eckhaus.. conservative______private secretary she kicks'___________________ 3696 E. 154 St. 19. Ruth Rufus Holton-------naive _________office worker_____of a romantic nature ---------41 14 E. 102 St. 20. Elmer Honey Metzger..friendly__________unemployed______hates mush —verbal or otherwise _____________12813 N. Parkway Dr. 21. Elizabeth B l inta------candid ________doctor’s asst---poems intrigue her_____________1 2405 Soika Ave. 21. Carmcll _ Piggic Pignato.youthful______singer. ________she likes Macbeth_________________3557 E. 131 St. 22. Marguerite Marg Pell —convincing________librarian ____ give her a bracelet-----------------4475 Lee Rd. 23. Sara H. Vcndcland.--------easy-going-----writer__________mother goose tales is her meat. 1 7326 Eldamerc Ave. MARCH Dole Name Earmark Hand of Fate Remark Directory 7. Freddie Fritz Anselm ..indifferent______sketcher _______loud eating—pet peeve-------------4130 E. 136 St. 7. Frances Fanny Doubrava girlish _________interior deco- 7. Lewis Surt-shot Sher- rator_______don’t call her Toots----------------3161 E. 99 St. man .. ----------vicious _______politician _____breaks anything and everything..3481 E. 119 St. 9. Arthur Art Moore--------rambunctious . lawyer _______he flies off the handle ---------3273 E. 126 Sr. 10. Betty Bet Brown---------enthusiastic_prominent designer _______________________________________________________likes to be kept guessing--------13502 Caine Ave. 10. Douglas Doug Clcator._romantic ________musician______ doesn't like the gals—much_________4138 E. 110 St. 10. Irene Naymik .. -----------grave ________grave digger _a deep, dark secret--------------------3463 E. 99 St. 10. Evelyn Ebbs Victor____sweet___________clerk __________keep off my toe ___________________3760 E. 127 St. 10. Arthur Busscr . ---------serious _______unknown .. where art thou?----------------- 4 391 E. 131 St. 10. Tom Scag Savoca__________passable _ printer ____________likes to be kept guessing --------3447 E. 116 St. 11. Constance Connie Hussey __ ___________soothing_______florist__________poetry-minded--------3892 E. 116 St. 12. Clara Clare Krill________tragedienne____secretary______.sad books for her-------------10816 Kinsman Rd. 12. Edward Whitey Pokano. forgetful_________C-P.A. _______.monkeys with auto parts.-----------4012 E 141 St. 13. Grace Irish Murphy_______emphatic_______stenographer anxious to end school career-----3464 E. 104 St. 14. Jeanne Frenchic Whiteson -------happy __________singer--------life is a song----------------- 12805 Buckeye Rd. 15. Earl Ralph Karlovec______athletic blonde.coach ___________block that kick!-----------------13606 Caine Ave. 18. Ethel Ettie Shaffer___active _________stenographer she keeps calm —------------------- 3329 E. 11 8 St. 18. Manuel Lefty Effron______steady _______radio mechanic please laugh at his jokes----------3598 E. 142 St. 19. Anne Smiles Kawolic giggly ------------secretary------it'll all turn out all right-------3919 E. 99 St. 21. Kathryn Kay Collisi .. flighty ---------cosmetician----civics-grrr ------...------------ 4236 E. 110 St. 21. Lilyan Lil Goldstein., morbid__________privatesecretary.sympathizers—wanted _ 3431 E. 140 St. 21. Vincent Vinegar Rosz- kowicz. . __________sour _ .. unemployed __hates onions 4135 E. 143 St. 22. Josephine Joe” I.upica scrumptious_____housewife------that certain party?---------------11900 Craven Ave. 23. Edward Eddie Nedved..practical horticulturist .aversion to backslappers-------1 1320 Forest Ave. 24. Walter Schuld______________big-shot _____bootlegger------cheaters never prosper--------------3528 E. 114 St. 26. Mike Mickey Thomas .courteous______printer --------give him a mystery to solve.---- 3207 E. 121 St. 26. Lillian Toots Toman..flapperish_________office worker —thrives on meeting celebrities 3663 E. 110 St. 31. Jane Toots ” Kozelka tactless careerless___________throws things when angry 1181 3 Lenacrave Ave. APRIL Date Name 3. Sam Butch Grcenblatt.. 4. Milton Mickey Elias _ 4. Melvin Bloom ___________ 9. Robert ’’Bob” McMinn 12. Douglas Doug Talcott— 14. Mike Slim Yanochko-- 15. Agnes Corky Kortanck 1 5. Leona Lee Saitzberg— 17. Marshall Redbird Mac- Means --------------- 18. Jean Gu .z” Cuddeback— 20. Dean Dink Hcyduk------ 20. Shirley Sue Imhoff.— 21. Walter Brunkc --------- 22. Elmer Buck Valtman.. Earmark Hand of Fate busy____________business man artistic ________horticulturist flowery________undecided silent _________unknown -------- quiet____ ....aeronautical engineer____ free____________oig butter and egg man______ versatile ______secretary ------ capable_________stenographer well-read--------doctor --------- gummy -----------secretary ;----- gallant _________more business nonsensical______dress designer natural__________office manager good humor _ auto mechanic Remark Directory .won't tolerate gossiping femmes__3532 E. 118 St. .canine-raising student-----------3413 E. 118 St. .oh. where can be be?__________12501 Angelus Ave. .keep away, you braggadocio 14 304 Kingsford Ave. .looks forward to a college career 3237 E. I 37 St. .watch him blush, girls...--------10308 Way Ave. she screams, whee. wbee ’-12921 Watterson Ave. likes to study. ________________ 3385 E. 117 St. .flaming______ . ...________ 12901 Lenacrave Ave. .is that human?--------------------4124 E. 133 St. he ttminisces________________ 13003 Hlavin Ave. grinning man on a cake of ice .3285 E. 104 St. .competition in civics. -11 5 14 Mt. Overlook Ave. .a personal objection to eaiing__ 3435 E. 121 St. forty-viyht MAROON and GOLD APRIL (Continued) 23. Ruch Rufus Azikovitz. .sportswoman _ secretary________take this dictation--------------- 3584 E. 118 St. 25. Eugene Scissoc-legs” athletically Crawford__________________ inclined____who knows?______ah hah. pink elephants---------13701 Beachwood 25. Lawrence Norwegian” Figved _______________ honest_________machinist —.-there'll come a day-----------------3805 E. 153 St. 26. George Wassy” Was- serman __________________understanding .contractor----quick James, the dictionary-------3581 E. 153 St. 30. Sophie Lucky Bosacki—retiring__________office clerk---a sweet girl------------------12208 Holborn Ave. MAY Date Name Earmark Hand of Fate 1. Stanley Eppy” Epstein..sporty ___________anemployed____ 3. Marianne Myranna” Artino __________________moody _________secretary 3. Stanley Speed’’ Drahos .energetic ..lots o’ things 3. Rose Victoria Rovito______modest__________stenographer - 3. David Butter-ball” Wilson___________________bashful blonde big business 5. Gordon Cozy Meyer_______gullible________aeronautics 6. Elnora Eliie Williams .carefree_________dancer________ 7. Norvin Phooey Foy_________quick____ ..linotype oper. 10. Marion Glassman__________devoted_________stenographer - 13. Harry Stooge Thomas..towering___________veterinarian chemical engi- 13. Dan Lauren Davies_________incorrigible____ neer---------- 13. Joseph Yerman ------------kissablc _______cartoonist---- 15. Marvin Marv” Saltrman.dramatic___________social worker- 16. Harry Attin Atoulikian.pleasing_________unknown------- 16. John Peter Kuion ---------likeable ------machinist------- 18. Alberta Gretz ..._________coquettish-----don’t know _ 19. Henry Hank Nagy_________sociable -------mechanical en- gineer _____ 19. Lottie Moonbeam” Telma -------------------dominating_____matrimony — Anne Half-pint Spodar .thrimp ---------teacher-----— Bugio Beiay” Liotta____irtistic ______undecided------ 23. William Whistle” Butterfield_______ ______mercenary------engineer------- Helen Ilona” Kormos______pleasing _______dress designer . 25. Sheldon Friedman___________bright _______??? ---------- 26. Beryl Freckles” Shapiro—tenacious marriage------- 26. William Bob” Melamed..dour---------------? ------------- 28. John Whiter Novish ..joker__________ . .stageworker _ 30. Marv ’ amp” Zampino..direct______________stenographer 30. Leah Friedler_____________garish__________office worker - Remark he knows all the ropes” — Directory 102 I 3 South Blvd 19. 21. 23. .100-pounder ________________ 10812 Kinsman Rd .he's an old smoothie.. . -10205 Orleans Ave. .enjoys embroidering----- ..12723 Holborn Ave. .wants a domestic wife __________ .3133 E. 93 St. .all he asks is a chance--------- 16918 Miles Ave. _oh those taps! --------------- .3241 E. 126 St. .he slays them!.. -------------- 10921 Gay Ave. .there are eight of 'em_ ______13506 Union Ave. heap big silent man. . 4219 E. 110 St. .man about town ---------------10709 Elmarge Rd. -put up your mitts _______ 3535 E. 120 St. _oh. Marion!____________________ 3606 E. 146 St. -are you ready?__________________ 4199 E. 146 St. he hasn't any______ 14201 Benwood Ave. _we say hello . . 3445 E. 108 St. .how do you do?___________________4182 E. 146 St. get out of her way---------------4087 E. 141 St. a little bit of heaven _____ 9707 Stoughton Ave. .no insulks, please------------ .3560 E. 144 St. .feet match head 7-7-- 12802 Maplerow .watches ghosts float by---------9901 Heath Ave. he drawls........................3799 E. 147 St. .blue-green-gray-eyed_____________3577 E. 153 St. . The Lady in Red ................3610 E. I 5 1 St. .are you funny!_________________ 3635 E. 116 St. .lip-smacking after a meal--------2652 E. 11 5 St. .finishes what she begins---13215 Kinsman Rd JUNE Date Name Earmark Hand of Fate Ren ark Directory 1. Rat Punchy Krock______domestic -------stenographer — Oh, God. is there more?”----------3325 E. 118 St. 3. Bertha Bert Jirovec___interesting_____business -------is my face red?---------------- 1 2721 Union Ave. 5. Emily Em” Eisenmann.-fickle_____________undecided-------full o'pep---------------- ------2626 E. 127 St. 7. Joseph Chisel Ciesielski.small ears-----forthcoming mayor_______aw. nuts! ______________________ 4402 E. 141 St. 7. Robert Cseplo _______-.-.small ___________???-------------those long lashes—mmm ------------10322 Reno Ave. 7. Irving Gene Stern_______flowery________florist---------flowers for madame?------------- 3273 E. 135 St. 10. Anna Stoika ______________generous--------private sec.----whistles when angry--------------11109 Melba Ave. 14. William Pansy Clague .stolid ----------preacher-------love, honor, and obey----------------3404 H. 113 St. 14. Leonards “Lenny Hendricks _______________________active__________lots of things-.what will the Journal do without her?____________________2479 E. 124 St. 14 .David Dave” Treharne.-fligbty —----------office worker —he flies through the air------------13709 Caine Ave. 16. Alton Al Smith__________informed--------social worker .don't contradict him--------------.4134 E. 116 St. 16. Alex Szuhay_______________determined musician------------play. Rubinoff!------------- ... 10318 Dove Ave. 17. Clara Terry” Amato_______inquisitive-----stenographer ..tests terrify her-----------------3312 E. 123 St. 18. Beatrice Bca” Minster___polite----------stenographer ..she blushes-------------------------3522 E. 118 St. 21. Joseph Pluto Mark______.swaggering------undecided -.-.the height of conceit----------------2844 E. 102 St. 21. Sylvia Sis Simalcvitz___giddy----------technician-----collects: mostly odds and ends_____3183 E. 118 St. 24. Sanford Smoky Marx_____weasel ----------pharmacist-----oh. for heaven's sake!_____________ 3563 E. 117 St. 28. Frank Clarence” Kriz____live wire______printer -------radio fascinates him ----------- 3587 E. 140 St. forty-nine MAROON and GOLD JUNE (Continued) 29. Irene ’ Red Grabowskt-cry baby------designer------1 am what I am!------------- 13211 Christine Are. 29. Julio Skimpy” Scipione.-brown-eyed —electrician--- For here comes Skippy”______12101 Corlett Ave. 30. Charles Chuck Prasek. .sullen______business------business is business_________12609 Revert Ave. JULY Date Name Earmark Hand of Fate Remark Directory 1. Helen Minnehaha Blaha.pctite___________office worker____ha. ha, ha. ha!____ -.12419 Farrington Ave. 2. Sylvia Red Burstein-----flighty________typist----------such small feet--------------------3486 E. 154 St. 3. Cyril Morgan Traven__sport —___________blank-----------he handles dumb-bells.___________1 1202 Revere Ave. 3. Charles Chuck Gaines.-theik____________?? -------------he's a wow with the women--------3864 E. 153 St. 6. Mildred Millie Goldstein ________________________tiny ___________.secretary_____wise cracker_______________________3561 E. 120 St. 6. Margherita Margie Vaccaro__________________book-worm ...undecided_________you may have her empty locker..3632 E. 117 St. 6. Ruth Pussy Hartman______chubby---------home ee. teacher-----what's she cooking up?----13304 Edgewood Ave. 7. Irene Yutch Koleszar..homey ___________dress designer ..soup’s on!_______________________12527 Forest Ave. 8. Lillian Lilka Putka_____ contented_____????____________collects china dogs--------------4076 E. 127 St. 8. Alfred Al Dewald________valiant _______secretary-------no sale! ------------------------2894 E. 114 St. 12. David Dave” Wheeler______good-humored .unemployed_____o. k.. chief_______________________4335 E. 139 St. 15. Betty Bets Phare_______wistful________time will tell..nix on the suede, boys..___________2915 E. 130 St. 16. Jean Fill Trowbridge, .unselfish______school marm ..goo bye____________________________13206 Beach wood 16. Josephine Pest Costanzo.darling________dramatist-------she can take it---------------3371 East Boulevard 18. Walter Wally Shegda. popular___________cadet___________ there's something about a soldier—”-------------------------1 1206 Greenwich Ave. 19. Anne Tomboy Sekerak loquacious____dress maker______hates cats-------------------------3579 E. 118 St. 20. Elsie Toots” Bona________contortionist .mate___________sprechen sie Deutsch?-----------...2793 E. 117 St. 21. Florence Val Jelinek .-confident ______designer________she saves pins---------------12801 Lenacrave Ave. 22. Katherine Katy Dodds .interesting .. aviatrix----------she has high ideals----------------7815 Finney Ave. 23. Ruth Duck Barrett_______indignant ______secretary _____spinach—uggh!-------------------- 3329 E. 119 St. 24. Frank Fritz” Kramarz. apologetic________tool maker______he sees through the faculty------4070 E. 138 St. 24. Lucille Al Anielski_____playful . _____heart breaker ..boo' I'm the bogey man!----------13618 Caine Ave. 25. Mike Karpy Karpinets ..energetic_____steam engineer he reads the newspapers-------------3663 E. 104 St. 29. Angcline Kitty Im- mormino_________________linguist_______surgeon_________cut it out!______________________3394 E. 119 St. 31. James Imre Phillips .. appreciative . musician ________he perspires when angry..11918 Honeydale Ave. AUGUST Date Name Earmark Hand of Fate 4. Jerry Max Maxa__________flashy ________mechanical engineering ___________________________________________________ 4. Arnie Speed Cooper______lazy bones ..chemical re- search worker 5. Doris Dudud Revitch versatile------time will tell 5. Maron Rasputin Hoff-----witty----------lawyer --------- 6. Martha Martooshka Siegel __________________superb ________librarian______ 7. Bruno Frank Fiorentine----nice _ --------?? —------------ 7. George Rub Rebar________musical--------cartoonist----- 10. Stephanie Sophie Olscwski_________________flimsy---------beauty operator ___________________________________________________ 10. Mildred Tomboy Madunicky________________sympathetic____homemaker — 10. Charles Chuck Silberger. friendly -----salesman------- 11. Lenore Lenny” Holsinger.sweet --------secretary------- II. Frederick Dick Winston.energetic---------embalmer ------- II. Martin Marty Robbins..carefree ------struggler------- 14. Yaro Yar Skalnik________clever --------journalist----- 1 5. Anthony Nigro ------------colorful ------artist --------- I 7. Karl Fat Meier----------pleasingly plump_______printer -------- 17. Esther K Kundla_________ sentimental ... stenographer 19. Lewis Toots Mack--------prompt---------undecided ------ 19. Helen Shirley Shury_____steady---------private sec'y. _ 21. Stanley Met Beylin______pleasing-------doctor--------- 21. Joseph Dixie Powell-----talented ------lawyer --------- 21. Gilbert Gil Frank_______direct---------office worker . 21. Ladean Laddie Speck—cool ________________nurse ---------- Remark Directory .nothing in particular______12913 Farringdon Ave. love me. love my dog_______________10410 Prince Ave. no onions for this maiden____-______3455 E. 1 16 St. .give him action____________________3288 E. 128 St. .she composes lyrics------------------2955 E. Blvd. .he'll pass____________________9408 Sandusky Ave. .builds model planes______________10202 Union Ave. .fan my brow!__________________13709 Crcnnell Ave. dream on. little girl---------------3694 E. 103 St. .go shoot a basket------------------3591 E. 153 St. . ain't it so? ----------------------3802 E. 116 St. .what a pugilist!____________________3374 E. 128 St. chemistry fiend----------------------3527 E. 117 St. he foams, foments, and freezes--.4000 E. 154 St. .he’s jolly, by golly----------------3610 E. 120 St. .do you love me. honey?____________-.3531 E. 140 St. . 1-2-3-4-5-6-7.8-9-10_______________3880 E. 140 St. .grrrrrrrr! !_________------12817 Rex wood Ave. .jawbreakers don't rate________________3413 E. Blvd. .how does your garden grow?_________3652 E. 153 St. makes pencil sketches_______________4655 E. 144 St. .some past!--------------------------3631 E- 139 St. impartiality plus__________________3680 W. 47 Place fifty MAROON and GOLD AUGUST (Continued) 21. Helen Babe” Verostic merry____________doctor__________Oh doc! take my pulse!-------------10914 Revere Ave. 24. Ernest ‘'Professor Sorotskin_______________chubby ________historian_______hey professor, yes sir. yes sir—3418 E. 146 Sr. 24. David “Didy Green- berger _________________happy-go-lucky undecided_______ Things fly through the air...”—3452 E. I 16 St. 26. Sam Lawrence Kasimov____jovial ________dentist_________red nails are out. girruls!--------3472 E. 123 St. 27. Mildred Mickee” Koosed bubbling-----pianist_________she leaves her curls---------------3575 E. 117 St. 29. Victor Wold_______________victorious_____athlete_________don't be bashful-------------------3653 E. 113 St. 29. James Mussolini” Restifo.adventuresome_________________________________________undecided______traveler on the high seas----------2633 E. 121 St. 29. Bella Becky Smith_______athletic_______gym instructor_how much do you weigh. Bella?_.3367 E. 116 St. 29. Irwin Clayman_____________confident______printer---------heart-breaker----------------12610 Kinsman Rd. SEPTEMBER Date Nam Earmark Hand of Fatt Remark Directory 2. Harold Sweetheart automobile Steinman________________suave__________ salesman_______just a traveler------------------ 3457 E. 118 St. 2. Marion Mac Culley_______pleasing_______secretary -----is youse cornin’?------------------3532 E. 138 St. 4. Dave Crooner Rem- business mana- inick___________________business like __ ger___________collects headlines-----------------------3441 E. 119 St. 5 Grace Gray Piazza_______musical _______secretary_______hates show offs-------------------3422 E. 139 St. 6. Sue Susie Filip________flippant_______undecided she didn't come across ------------4613 E. 171 St. 6. Joseph Jay” Jacko_______romantic_______artist__________likes the girls---------------11700 Dove Ave. 7. Molly Marche Mas- general cleri- sien ___________________passable_______ cal work_______gossips are out----------------------3664 E. 146 St. 10. Anne Cookie Kuchta ....courteous______pianist_________just a word swallower--------------3425 E. Blvd. 10. Herman “Champ Bur- stein __________________linguist_______writer__________ author, author -------------------12210 Kinsman Rd. 10. William Wheezer electrical en- C ho van________________frank__________ gineer_________constant fisherman-------------------10205 Reno Ave. 11. Tony Rapisardo __________dark___________gigolo__________spaghet, mmm-----------------------3290 E. 123 St. 14. Esther Giddic Gilden- horn ___________________assiduous______actress_____.oh. that angry stare!-------------------3552 E. 120 St. 14. Mildred Unger______________good pal______vocalist_________adventure beckons — ---------------------4618 E. 172 St. 15. Sam Y. Altshuler_________particular_____businesswoman . Count of Monte Cristo -------------3572 E. 154 St. 17. Elmer Red” Rensel.______earnest _______physician_______musical boy scout------------------3520 E. 105 St. 19. Arthur Archie Kaplan___moderate_______bookkeeper______some dunce. I'll say---------------3605 E. 154 St. 23. Eileen Jelic” Jehlicka ..angelic_______stenographer _.dog collector---------------------9616 Fuller Ave. 23. Dorothy Dot Vanek_______cute__________office worker __blue-eyed blonde----------------11711 Jessie Ave. 25. Helen Newman_______________aloof__________salesgirl_______Madame X--------------------------15992 Judson Blvd. 27. Sara Babe” Cadkin_______impartial______social secretary ________________________________________________________counts to ten and back again-----3298 E. 117 St. 29. Olimpio Chip” Merolla.energetic__________radio___________lie feels great--------------------3446 E. 117 St. OCTOBER Date Name Earmark Hand of Fate Remark Directory 8. Morris Moysbe Givertz. friendly________doctor__________tennis player--------------------3339 E. 142 St. 9. Harold Bud Smurtb- waite __________________cheerful _______reporter________..collects autographs_______________1966 E. 81 St. 10. Hyman Sokolsky___________brunette________draftsman_______vass you dere. Sharlcy?----------3610 E. 120 St. 12. Franklyn Frank Burger.unassuming_______undecided_______he walks when angry-----------14316 Edgewood Ave. 17. Joseph Chick” Kosar______backward________accountant______to read is to live---------------3681 E. 114 St. 17. Peter Pete Novotny______foolish ________blank___________live and let live----------------11116 Gay Ave. unsophis- 19. Elsie Slim Valentik_____ ticated________clerk___________hobby is cooking--------;--13504 Chapelsidc Ave. 19. Sylvia Pasat_____________talkative_______stenographer____you may have her blessings-------3568 E. 153 St. 20. Mary Dicky Bird Dicki lively___________.milliner_______baseball fan —----------------12909 Bcnwood Ave. 21. George Ruzicka___________backward________undecided_______he's o.k.---------------------13508 S. Parkway Dr. 21. Elinor Attin_____________cynical_________nurse___________oh well, better days are coming. 3285 E. 143 St. 22. Harold Bergy Bergner____considerate____auto mechanic _all set to graduate-----------------16307 S. Lotus Dr. 23. Thomas Parrino____________.pleasant_______undecided-------very nice---------------------------------11310 Nelson Ave. 23. Kenneth Irish Roonan____bashful________time will tell he pays his honest debts--------3531 E. 112 St. 24. Louise Lo Juhasz _______agreeable_______bookkeeper______go on honey, dance-----------------3424 East Boulevard 2Z. Katherine Kitty” Ribo- vich -------------------refreshing______office worker___attention, please!---------------4436 Douse Ave. 31. John Pollard______________capable_________unknown_________missing link _.---------------------13314 Cranwood Dr. 31. Beatrice Bea Zacck .smiling_____________singer__________let's get acquainted------------------------9409 Union Ave. 31, Sigfrid Kinkopf___________infantile_______butcher_________he cuts-up ----------------------------3123 E. 94 St. 31. John Didzcrkis____________energetic_______artist__________how cute!------------------------ 13000 Dove Ave. fifty-one MAROON and GOLD NOVEMBER Dele biamt Earmark Hand of Fate Remark Directory I. Mac Mazie” Robertson ..feminine___________clerk___________worry, worry, worry_______________9319 Fuller Ave. 1. Helen Boots Cherwinski-faithful-----------bookkeeper . _ she's got a feeling she's falling .3115 Scranton Rd. 2. Betty Angel Dornhofer.voluptuous----------comm, artist hard to fit_________________________________9519 Harvard Ave. 2. Alfred Al” Brualdi_______versatile ------printer_________he won't talk_____________________3922 E. 121 St. 3. John “Professor Dapper, philosopher------uncertain_______six feet two______________________2690 E. 130 St. 4. Karoline Smolik ----------restless________? ________________she's meticulous ________________3666 E. 138 St. 5. Beatrice Bessie Florio__fiuttery________private sec'y. .she's no toughie_________________3567 E. 143 St. 7. Louis Lou” Hecht-----------guiding---------dentist ________hates inquisitive people__________12114 Union Ave. 7. Edward Culbertson Lenc unassuming-----toolmaker_________likes nature in all forms_______12809 Ferris Ave. 7. Alexander English Bohovic--------------- - careless______aviator_________o-o-o-o ghosts____________________10413 Union Ave. 9. Angelina Angie” Siciliano ---------------modest__________office worker____dunt esk ...___________________ 11910 Angelus Ave. 10. Mary Kass Roof---------sgitated _______interior dec- orator ------oh. cowboy of my dreams___________13505 Miles Ave. 11. Helen Sweet Pea Hrach sunny____________pharmacist------never embarrassed_________________12018 Gay Ave. 12. Clarence Cudy” Koterba..sweet ----------:? -------------the first twelve years are the hardest —__________..12014 Robertson Ave. 15. Eleanor Hooky Hookway _________________________ 17. Wilfred ' W.ffy ' Wiest-. 19. Thelma Rita Donovan 21. Yaro Yutch Haida 21. Elmer Mooch Svejda.. .felicitous_______dietitian------- ecstatic__________professional forestry — .diligent________ undecided------- discerning--------business mgr. .iport____________undecided_______ can I play hookey swell----------10502 Miles Ave. give him gals------------------- 10712 Miles Ave. .dabbles in decorating . _ 9426 Beacon Ave. .if angered, he sits._____________3925 E. 102 St. .no doggers for him_______________3628 E. 110 St. 23. . 12017 Dove Ave. 25. Anne Bobbie Kormos she'll take the college of hard . . 3471 E. 99 St. 29. 29. .talk. talk, talk ..3370 E. 117 St. 29. John Jack Conway .idorable -undecided .am I embarrassed!_ . 3532 E. 110 St. DECEMBER Dale Name Earmark Hand of Fate 2. Edward Papa Kotccki .industrious--------attorney 3. Jack Whitey White________welcome -------gov. service---- 4. Helen Slim Krause_______lanky----------otfice worker 4. Robert Bob Vilyus_________melodramatic . artist --------- 6. Arthur Smialek_____________over-confident .machinist ----- 7. Rose Jane Carocato_______emotional------undecided------- 7. Rose Marie Hudacko---------ticklish-------traveling sec'y. - 8. Lena Lee Takacs----------temperamental -? ...----------- 9. Ernest Slim Plastine-----spicy----------printer -------- 10. Abe Shorty Goldman______performer------????------------ 11. Naomi Na Sykora________staid----------artist --------- 11. Eleanor Ronnie Staf- nitzky___________________mercenary______cashier -------- 12. Betty “Babs Bailey______likeable ------.secretary . — 12. Olive Dolly Kostohris—gracious----------beauty operator 13. William Dykes Staron____morose--------undecided------- 15. Veronica Ronnie Skotko gay-------— nurse ------------- 16. Alice Al” Ladd----------dignified------teacher -------- 18. Charlotte Cleo Solomon-impartial __ singer ----------- 19. Lillian Lai” Key-----------sugary ------wife ---------- 19. Theresa Cozza D'Amico, .dutiful----------- housewife------ 20. Roy Stet” Stetina-------colorful ------comm, artist 27. Lawrence Duke Hawkins _________________________speedy ---------undertaker------ 29. Frederick Fritz” Tucholsky _______________studious_______accountant------ 30. Edward Vivi Grilly_____affable________surgeon -------- 30. Anna Irish Flynn-------helpful--------... reporter---- 31. Ruth N'udclman-----------modest---------wife ----------- 31. Elmer Mazanec.. _________igitatcd ------musician-------- 31. John Martin______________droll__________undecided —-- Renyark Directory he meets such nice gals_____12613 Lenacrave Ave. I don't wear a hat”_____________16407 Telfair Ave. no hyperbole_____________________ 3167 E. 118 St. he paints the town red__lll29 Continental Ave. better late than never----- 12013 Lenacrave Ave. she sees red_____________________ 3548 E. 143 St. it's the gypsy in her--------------10810 Hulda Ave. what have you?____________________11817 Forest Ave. think nothing of it-----..... 9401 Heath Ave. it's the tittle things in life______3605 E. 142 St. won't chew her cabbage twice 4150 E. 136 St. gosh! 3805 E. 149 St. aw gee!-------------------------12602 Oakfield Ave. she's lots of fun__________________ 4278 E. 133 St. putty blondes for him!----------------2917 E. Blvd. keep mum_______________________________3438 E. Blvd. she sews, she sketches__________11213 Buckeye Rd. yo-dec-o-lcy-dee-do-------------------12001 Tuscora Ave. she sends best wishes______ I 1018 Greenwich Ave. don't blame her____________________3385 E. 119 St. that teacher _______________________3219 E. 121 St. you can't keep a good man down_3301 E. 126 St. don't test him I____________________3555 E. 116 St. well, it's January ________________ 2817E. 128 St. fail not to be courteous_____________2936 E. 72 St. she screams!________________________3396 E. 118 St. he writes—music______________________11407 E. Blvd. come again! __ ____________________--12710 Oakfield Ave. (hytivo MAROON and GOLD AVERAGE GIRL GRAD W HAT is the average January 1936, John Adams girl graduate like? What W does she do?—want to be?—do in spare time?—who and what does she like?—dislike? Certain discoveries reveal that She— (1) is 5'4 tall, weighs 120 lbs. (or are we wrong?), has brown eyes (witcha .cl to tan) and brown hair (tawny dark gold to dark brown). (2) would like to be a secretary (not especially a private secretary) or a stenographer and by all means a faithful wife. In her bravest moments she would like to be an air hostess. (3) likes Miss Lee. Mr. Knesal (who's this guy Gable?), and Miss Knirk in particular, and entire faculty and administration in general. (4) does any number of things in leisure time. Dancing (with good partners), reading and making scrapbooks (who knows what she puts into them?), and sometimes eating homemade pies (watch your complexion) are her chief avocations. (She's now taking up knitting.) (5) reads an occasional love story and really likes Anthony Adverse (How long does it take?). Little Women, and David Copperfield. (6) dislikes sissies, chiselcrs. smoking, high hats, noisy people, and walking home just because the car ran out of “gas. AVERAGE BOY GRAD W HAT is the average January 1936. John Adams boy graduate like? What he jo?—want to be?—do in spare time?—who and what docs he like?—dislike? According to statistics and popular acclaim He— (1) is 5'8 tall—weighs 140 lbs.—has brown hair (every shade from dishwater blonde to fiery red) and gray eyes (baby blue to cat's eye green). (2) would like to be most of all a business man (salesman to a big business man) or an engineer (from railroad to a civil engineer), or possibly a tradesman. (3) has a deep regard for the faculty but expresses a special liking for Messrs. Knesal. Robinson, and Reynolds, and Miss Lee. (4) finds plenty to do in his spare time. Sports occupy first place in his interests, collecting everything from chewing gum wrappers to valuable coins (especially stamps), running a close second, and he likes to dance, but he admits he isn't very good. (5) likes to read all kinds of books (cook book to encyclopedia), but particularly The Count of Monte Cristo. Call of the Wild, and On the Bottom. When he is feeling particularly adventurous or heroic, he occasionally absorbs the contents of a thrilling detective or a Wild West magazine. (6) dislikes doggers, yes-men. getting up, gossips, certain vegetables, and girls who give five dollars worth of punishment to a penny stick of gum. Mty-thrtt MAROON and GOLD CLASS PROPHECY SCIENCE has done wonderful things in the last century, but the achievements of the Wright brothers. Marconi, and Edison will fade into insignificance if the invention of Dan Davies proves a success. For the last year he has been working on a super Z-ray which will make it possible to look into the future twenty years and see people all over the world at the turn of a dial. Today is the day when this marvelous creation will be shown to the public. We've all been invited to the demonstration, so put on your overcoats. pull on your galoshes, and get going. We now find ourselves in a dingy, ill-lighted room. The only furnishings are a few chairs and a large screen surrounded by all types of strange paraphernalia. Mr. Davies greets us smilingly. “Everything is ready. he tells us. “we shall begin. He turns a dial and a familiar looking room appears upon the screen.—Of course, it's the Journal room. Twenty years and the same papers still litter the desks. But what's this? The teacher—of all people —Lenny Hendricks. She is speaking rather loudly to a familiar-looking person. Let’s listen. “Now listen to me. Aloysius Skalnik. I am a very patient person, but enough is enough. Your father signed up for that story twenty years ago. and you haven't turned it in yet. The scene fades and a large music hall jammed with people appears on the screen. As the curtains part we find Lois Abell. Elmer Mazanec. and George Rebar playing in the symphony orchestra. The maestro. Alex Szuhay. steps from the wings, and the orchestra plays Carl Meyer's latest composition. As the last strains of the music die. Elsie Tucek, now a prima donna of the Metropolitan Opera Company, renders an aria from Carmen. Among the applauding audience we notice Charles Prasek. Edith Sacks. Evelyn Victor. Leola Kor-bel. and Yaro Haida. Grace Buto, N.B.C. news commentator, now appears on the screen to tell us of the latest happenings of 1956. Let’s lend an ear. “Well, folks, Walter Shcgda. playboy, screen-lover, and America's number one Beau Brummel. has gone and done it again. He was granted his sixth divorce in the last three years. 'Wally' announced that he does not contemplate matrimony again for at least three weeks. Jeanette Haas, that remarkable female athlete, astonished sporting circles yesterday when she completed the first non-stop swim from New York to Paris. On her arrival in Paris she said, 'If my feet weren't wet. I’d swim back home for dinner.' Jack Conway, humorist extraordinary, published his latest book this afternoon, and at the same time announced that he had been sued in forty-six states, two territories, and the District of Columbia. for plagiarism in connection with his last book. The political world was shocked by Herbert Stickney's announcement that he could not accept the nomination for the presidency, as he had sold his chance to be president to David Wilson for 'two-bits' back in 1936. That's enough of that. Let's turn the dial and see if we can get something else. Ah—Public Square. Look, there's Ruth Barrett talking up the proletarian revolution, while two sleeping tramps, a cop. and three pigeons look on. “Comrades and fellow workers. I ask you. is it right that the mayor should buy a new necktie while we don't even have fifty cents for a tall glass of tomato juice, a cup of coffee, two slices of melba toast slightly browned on one side, and a double order of bacon and eggs? Phooey. down with the mayor, down with neckties, down with capitalism, down with fascism, down with communism, down with down!” fifty four MAROON and GOLD CLASS PROPHECY (Continued) Enough with our propaganda slinging friend. Let's tune in on city hall and see what we can see. A cabinet meeting—I hope we re not intruding. Look, there's Mayor Elmer Rensel, and Safety Director Marshall MacMeans. and Law Director Ed Kotecki. Who’s that in the corner? Why. it's Chief-of-Police Stanley Epstein talking with the political boss. Joe Ciesielski. I wonder if we can find anyone we know out on Euclid Avenue. There's Dean Heyduk. famous designer of men's clothes, dressed in the latest fashion of the day—he is wearing a pea-green suit with a yellow overcheck: his shirt is of light pink satin with a black candy stripe, set off by a brown buckskin necktie: his shoes are of light green alligator skin. Also strolling down the avenue are Eugene Crawford, James Perrine, Lillian Ney, Celia Okla. William Staron. and Beryl Shapiro. Let’s tune in on the Hanna theater. The play is Cigarette Alley starring Marvin Saltzman. The manager of the theater is Joe Ycrman. Others featured in the play arc Esther Gildenhorn. Alex Bohovic. and Celia Spisak. Hey. Arnie Cooper, get away from there.—bang! Now you’ve gone and blown out a tube. Well, we'll have to leave our friends of the future for the time being with the hope that whatever the future does bring, the memories of the times we had at John Adams will enhance the successes and make the defeats less hard to bear. 300 STRONG We’re leaving now. 300 strong. 300 to join the worldly throng. Paths which for so long have crossed. Will cross no more. Together we’ve played, together we’ve fought. And many have been the lessons taught. Friends who led us on our way. Will lead no more. Together we’ve searched for knowledge here. Together we’ve planned our life’s career. Thoughts which for so long have merged. Will merge no more. We’re leaving now. 300 strong. 300 to join the worldly throng. But though our school days now are done. Adams’ memories will make us one. E ther Gildenhorn Martha Siegel Hty-fim MAROON and GOLD JOHN ADAMS FACULTY Butterfield, E. E.-------3277 E. Overlook___________________________Principal Niebes, Lillian----------3561 Tullamore ___________________________Assistant Principal Lott. Dwight W.----------15612 Oakhill Rd.____________________________ ______Assistant Principal. Head of Music Dept. McCann. Lena A. ---------1941 E. 93 St.____________________________Vocational Adviser Gordon. Mark D.__________Doanbrooke Hotel Vocational and Class Adviser Aitken. Lillian L.-------10726 Orville Ave. ___________ ..-Physical Education Augspurger, Everett______3776 W. 33 St____________________American History Ballentine. H. L.--------3583 Scarborough Rd._________________________ ______________Debate. Guard System Supervisor Balogh, T. A._____________ 2915 Carlton Rd--------------------World. American History Bechtold. Conrad B.______1495 E. 118 St—_______________________ Shop. Metal Beeney. Helen -----------Commodore Hotel______________________________English Bloomfield. L. S. _______10120 Wilbur Ave.. No. 101___________________ _______________________Head of Social Sciences Bolton. Emma N. 1 326 E. 143 St._ _______________World. Modern History Bopp. Earl F.------------21931 Ball Ave. _ ---------------------- Science Bright. Harland M._______15611 Walden Ave__________________________ Physics Brink. Dorothy___________874 Medford________Special Clothing. Home Making Brumbaugh. J. Donald _3310E. 146 St_______________________________ Economics Burrage. Jane M._________14717 Ardenall Ave____ Librarian Burroughs. Fred N. __ _330l Beechwood____________Head of Mathematics Dept. Caldwell, Edwin G. _ 4256 E. 126 St. ----------------------------- ____World History. Assistant Football Coach Cary. Agnes B. . 1924 E. 93 St— .Special Clothing. Home Making Chapman. Mabel E.________ 3321 Milverton Rd--------------------------Biology Cleaveland. Margaret . -3322 East Monmouth Rd— ....... Head Librarian Collins. Margaret B._____11505 Mayfield Rd------------------Special Clothing Dawson. Eugene K.________ 16523 Clifton Blvd--------- ...--------------French Dickie. Allan____________ 14922 Edge wood ----------------------------Physics Eck. M. J. _ ____________1493 Olive wood___________________________Printing Elliot. John B.______ 1552 Ansel Rd---------------------- Music Department Evans. Vcrda_____________-2423 Overlook Rd. _____________________Journalism. English Farmer. Gertrude B ______9511 Lamont Ave.-------------------------- English Fowler, Katherine R. ____2804 E. 132 St------------ _ - Geometry. Algebra Gabriel. Pansy M. _______1849 Windermere ------------------------- English Gchrcs. Maxine___________1834 Beresford.. . ------------Machine Operation Gibson. Helen________________1982 Reyburn Rd.______________________Shorthand. Typing Glasser. Chester F._______ 10105 Russell Ave_____Bookkeeping. Office Practice Goding. Lola_____________2077 E. 88 St.--------------------------- —English Greene. Estelle G._______2077 E. 88 St. ------------------------Bookkeeping Miy-tix MAROON and GOLD JOHN ADAMS FACULTY (Continued) Grim. Florence____________3214 Berkshire________________________Arithmetic. Geometry Haynes. Caroline M. _!91l E. 75 St. _ Typing. Shorthand Hclman. Edwin F.________I 1810 Kelton Ave.________ Public Speaking, English Herbert. Elizabeth — 3166 Kensington Rd------------------------- English Horrocks. Edward J. ,._250 North St.. Bedford. Ohio_________Auto Mechanics Huddleston. Louis D. 11425 Glenboro Bookkeeping. Machine Operation Irish. L. S.____________ 11818 Cromwell Ave--------------------------- __________World, American. Modern History Jackson. George R. _____Oakes Rd.—Brecksvillc_ _ Woodwork. Stagecraft Jarrett. Mildred L._____1862 E. 90 St.______________ _________________French Johnson, Beatrice C.______ 3244 Hyde Park_________ ________________Librarian Jones, Dorothy E.____ 1063 Roanoke Rd_____________ Personal Regimen Jordan, Harry L.________1 3000 Thornhurst _________________________Geometry Jordan. Marian ______.St. Regis Hotel. _________ _____________________ ..Shorthand. Typing. Machine Operating Knesal. R. E.____________ 4435 East Blvd.____________________________ ----Sociology, Modern History. Track Coach Knirk. Louise___________4143 E. 99 St— ________________________Geography Kormos. Margaret J._____ 1 1939 Triskctt Rd. Home Making. Special Clothing Kovats. John. Jr._______9815 Robinson Ave._ ________________Special Science Kozak. George -----------.3445 East Blvd. Physical Education. Football Coach Kregenow. Edwin L.------1 1827 Lenacrave Ave__________________________ _ ________American History. Basketball Coach Lee. Agnes______________2172 Bell field Rd._________________________English Lind. Katherine------.2040 E. 96 St— _ Typing. Shorthand Maiden. H. Lillian------2914 E. 132 St---------Shorthand. Typing. Secretarial Marek. Anne-------------Solon. Ohio--------- -----World History, Latin Martin. Grace A._____ 2646 Mayfield Rd--------------- -----------English McDowell. James V.______2600 Mayfield Rd_______Arithmetic. Personal Regimen McPeek. E._______ ______16115 Miles Ave______________________________Civics Mehling. Marcella_________ 1 336 Dunham Rd_______________Special Clothing Miller. Edith M. ________ 7338 Euclid Ave__________________________Biology Mills. Charles S.-------- 1071 Hillstove Rd. ...___________________English Mull. Charles E.-------- 61 Oakhurst Dr.—Brecksville_______________Woodwork Munk. P. E.----------------972 Cambridge Rd.__________________________ --------------Mechanical Drawing. Show Card Neidhardt, Nina M.------2060 E. 83 St.._____________Arithmetic. Geometry Owens. Allan P.___________3315 E. 135 St_____________________________ Physical Education. Intramurals Supervisor Peters. Adele C.__________8419 Evergreen Dr. ___________________Geography Pierce. David H.________ 2245 Be 11 field Rd____________________Geography Probeck. Alma P. . 2869 Coleridge Rd._______ Art Ptacek, Ted W.------------2500 Green Rd— -----------------Special Science, Biology Quayle. Dorothy V.______2910 E. 132 St______ _____________________Geography Read, Walter V.----------12900 Hoy Ave--------------- . Music Department Reagan. James E.--------3627 Strathavon_____________________Shop—Metal fifty-tevtn MAROON and GOLD JOHN ADAMS FACULTY (Continued) Reynolds. W. T.---------4546 E. 126 St-------------------Shop Mathematics Richardson. Jane A._____14424 Superior Rd_________________________Librarian Richardson. Allen B.____6719 Euclid Ave., No. 36,_ ________Modern History Robinson. Harry K.______9426 Birchwood Rd---------------------------English Ruhlen. Helen___________1849 Windermere_____________________________English Runkle, R. C.------------11812 Lenacrave Ave-------------------Chemistry Schaal. W. M.___________4029 E. 131 St.____________________________Biology. Chemistry Schacha. Arthur L.------3140 Meadowbrook Blvd---------Mechanical Drawing Schapcrkotter. Elsa-----8205 Euclid Ave. -Shorthand. Typing. Penmanship Sears. Ruth_____________3328 Euclid Ave.___________________________Latin Scasholes. Craig________3427 Ormond Rd-------------------------Geography Seawright. Wilmcr H._____8120 Euclid Ave--------------------------Dramatics Severin. Clara D._______2593 Dartmoor Rd--------------------------German Sicha, Frank. Jr._______3685 Rawnsdale Rd. -Head of English Department Simpson. Besse__________3386 E. 135 St---------------------------English Slyh. William A.________3654 Daleford Rd----------------------------- ______Geometry. Faculty Manager of Athletics Smith. E. E.______________770 Broad St.. Bedford------------------- ___________________Auto Mechanics. Foremanship Snider. Wahncita_________1849 Willowhurst Rd----Millinery. Special Foods. Clothing Sprague. Celia___________Hotel Bolton---------------Secretarial. Shorthand Stehn. Florence_________1 1416 Clifton Blvd--------------Personal Regimen Versky, Florence_________3138 Kensington-------------------------------Art Welday. Cora M._________1941 E. 93 St------------------------------ English Wesler. Amos G._________12005 Robertson Ave---------------------------Music Department White, Mary J.__________Hotel Bolton------------------------------English Wiley. Gertrude A.------1 1432 Mayfield Rd-------------------------- __________American History. Special Sociology Winner. I. S.____________2563 Edgerton Rd--------------------------Civics Wise. Leila E.__________ 1775 Cumberland Rd------------------------Physical Education Wochde, Clara____________2643 Kingston Rd-------------------------English Zismer. Cornelia A._____1752 E. 70 St-----------------------------German Emma B. Nelson___________4145 E. 98 St---------------Principal Clerk. Main Office Evelyn Danziger___________3581 E. 1 17 St--------------Senior Clerk. 102 Celia M. Stein___________3237 E. 123 St-----------------Junior Clerk. Main Office Roselle B. Friedman------13418 Second Ave., No. 306 —Junior Clerk. 102 Ally eight - MAROON and GOLD LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT By Helen Blaha and Leonarda Hendricks WE, the graduating class of John Adams High School of January 1936, being of sound mind and bearings, and having survived four years of homework, tests, and crucial moments, do hereby make, ordain, and declare this to be our last will and testament. Item I. To our dear faculty, we bequeath and will the right to find another class which will absorb and exercise as much of the invaluable knowledge they drilled into our cerebellums as this distinguished group of departing students. Item II. To the present Senior B's. we bestow our gracious dignity and our pleasing manners, together with our earnest plea that they will make the best possible use of them. Item 111. To Miss Cleaveland, John Dapper leaves memories of the boy who exhausted the library. Item IV. To three deserving faculty members. Jack Conway. Ed Grilly. and Ed Kotecki donate parking spaces. (Miss Evans certainly will appreciate your departures.) Item V. To the music department. Lois Abell presents two bassoon pupils. Item VI. To the aspirants of varsity A's.“ Stanley Epstein. Earl Karlovec. Maron Hoff. Lawrence Hawkins. Clarence Urban, and Chuck Gaines leave their vacancies on the basketball, football, and track squads. Item VII. To the unfortunate future sports editor of the Journal. Yaro Skalnik is leaving an unfillable vacancy—so he claims. Item VIII. To Amy Ulmer. Grace Buro is surrendering her ability to waste shoe leather. Item IX. To a dimpleless “undergrad. Mary Famiano. Dave Wilson relinquishes his youthful dimples. Item X. To the most deserving member of the band. Carl Meyer is bestowing his ever-dependable dance band. Item XI. To the girls. Herb Stickncy is passing on Eddie Cermak. while Doug Cleator is leaving Bud McSherry and Chuck Snider. Item XII. To Coach Knesal. Harry Thomas (( '4 ) is presenting his double. Bill Ponting (4'10 ). a future high hurdler. Item XIII. To any pupil absent at least fifty days a term, Andrew Wolfe assigns his perfect attendance record for the last ten semesters. Item XIV. To whoever will derive the most benefit of the following, we bequeath our reputation, memories, good scholarship records, lost articles, footprints, lockers, knowledge we didn't assimilate, and anything else we can't take with us. Item XV. To E. E. Butterfield. Miss Lillian Niebes. D. W. Lott. Miss Lena McCann, and M. D. Gordon, we give and bequeath our sincere thanks for seeing us safely and happily through a most pleasant high school career. We do hereby appoint James Cannell. 12B secretary, as sole executor of this our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we. the January class of 1936. realizing that our end is near, do here set our hand and seal at the Music Hall of the Public Auditorium. the twenty-ninth day of January. Anno Domini one thousand nine hundred and thirty-six. to this our last will and testament. Class of January 1936. Rfty-nint SENIOR SNAPS 1. Two intellectual Herculeses 2. Spring nymph J. Lovely to look at. delightful to know. 4. Dark, vivacious, good-looking .. . 5. Merely quoting. Which is Marvin?” 6. For merry ole fellows are wc! 7. Charming, to say the least. 8. ”... and a pettin’ my dog ... 9. All tied up. eh Ollic? 10. Fighting, fighting, for John Adams! 1 ]. Holding up the car. or vice versa? 12. Lady Godiva. except for the rider .... or was the horse white? Oh well— I ). My guess is as good as yours .... 14. Folks, we want you to meet— Gee. don't know whom we want you to meet! I 5. Coquettish lassies are these. I 6. Did we cut some one off. Esther? He'll forgive us. we hope. 17. Speed 'em up. cowboy! Oh. what we could do with a pin! 18. Four little maids from school are we! 19. Wonder who was behind the camera? 20. Presenting—The Honorable Umbrella Carrier of the Mikado! Where's those stylish stockings you wore, Harry? 21. Who goes in for blonds? Here's your opportunity! 22. As usual. Boys, why don't you give the other girls a chance? 23. I'm the great big man from Adams! (Personal opinion. Walter?) 24. Hold them tigers! 25. Our local strutters .... 31. That certain air of nonchalance. 32. And they all go to Adams! Don't rush, boys! OUR BIG FEATURE THE JANUARY. 1936 BABY GALLERY! 26. Carl Meyer—Yes. the dance ba-tonist”: here's where he first cultivated that captivating smile . . . or grin. 27. Anna Auerbach—Short, chubby cherub: mother's little darling. 28. Martha Siegel—Serene and sedate —wearing her heart (not) on her sleeve. 29. Anna Emery—picture of innocence— (the little devil!) 30. Beatrice Zacck—As then, so now —smiling, sunny. (Phone numbers of pictured babies can be obtained from Snapshot Ed) STUDENT AUTOGRAPHS Photographers Famous for years as portrait photographers Highly trained technicians and Modern Equipment. The HlGBEE Co. Whether you are gay or studious, our photographs reveal your characteristics in a clever manner Official Photographers and Publishers of Maroon and Gold rtiNTto � v THt ?owtt mu me,