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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1937 volume:

2 ,,,- mx 'aff A if J., '31-iifillu 44 .x 1 f H A 3 Q s E S 9 f v C V E f 3 E i 1 P 5 5 3 S 5 3 ? 4 .-X EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY THE TOWN HALL STAFF OF THE JUNE I937 GRADUATING CLASS OF JOHN ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL John Adoms High School Cleveland, Ohio , , Dedication . Someday this page will be brittle with age and the picture faded, but the deep appreciation that impelled us to dedicate this book to you, Miss Evans, will still echo from the leaves ot the '37 Town Hall. 3 D By the time this Book arrives in circulation, the last Town Hall Meet- ing for the Class of l937 will have passed into history. Nearly five hundred citizens, in whom this school has learned to repose a considerable measure of confidence, will graduate into a larger sphere of service. John Adams wishes you well. E. E. BUTTERFIELD Principal M Lillian Niebes Assistant Principals Dwight W. Lott kD.G Class Advisers Miss Florence Stehn A ff A ,f A .4-'i7Q9'k,uwGL C9 - Williom Nigut, I2.Al I71'l'SiC1't'IIf Angelo Fomiono 1219 lJl'U.YI'lIL'llf ronces Dedek Julio Dowdy, m m 1 ' Uxirlmzi 7219, 12.1 7'1'vrz.v111'r1' s Town Holi Monitors SITTING, left to right: Lenora Fees. Mildred Marian, Jane Weber, Ilah Foy, Harriet MacKay, Virginia Roberts, Mark D. Gordon, class adviser, Mary Valeri, Bertha Lzmzdorf, Stella Itundle, Marjorie Stirling, and Mary Novotny. STANDING: Ch:-rlcs Knight, Ed Kalat, Kenneth Weitzel, Dean Lemley, President William Nigut, Clarenme Kohn, Henry Chesler, Joe Fittipaldi and Angelo Famiano. Other monitors not pictured above are Bernard Abrams. Sam DiBartoln. Jean Field, Jean Lenf, Gwen- dolyn Nurwlch, Alex Ortirer, Ted Rothman. Ann Sriulli, .luhn Valley, and Julia Zalk. liirxfiizmv ,llUlIlIfjt'1' Clarence Kohn Art Ezlimrs Edward Kalat Edna Louise Gleim Copy Editors Rebecca Sunshine Jean Leaf Activities Virginia Roberts Margaret Cortese Featzwes Cecelia Kupec Ted Rothman Harriet MacKay Mary Novotny Bernice Opper Bertha Lanzdorf Girls Atlzletics Viola Satanik Pauline Cohen r A C ' C , Alfllllflfjlllfj lfrIl'!m's vffmfl Wffy St la Rundle Norton Norr owN ALL 1957 7 - A x X x Q . Presenting . . . The June 1937 graduating class of John Adams High answering the final Town Hall roll call. 'Qw- erb- 0 UPPER PANEL - TOP ROW Valtrnan, Carl John . .Ykillfxzl Movie Guard. llUIIlt T'tUl1l Utliccs. lntrzmmrzd ' E WAWEL flll2tTIllDl011Slli1I Husketliztll Team. '- ny' iewicz,1l-l y -l' :th n 'ul th 'es, Merit ff L5 Valeri, Mary Barbara -MQIK 1 lwppy ' ' , Girls Athletic Vlulm Presiden. e mnernon Presiilent, Drivers Cluli Secretary. Friend- ship C'luli Fzthinet. l2ll llauce Uinintittce ' llllZlll'l'llIlll. l.Z.'X Girls Athletic Fmnniittec Kowglgki - - - . Odio C'li:tirman. Tutor, IZA Monitor. ' Rvtiirrd li ff I I I V Bigonogky,PSteve Illllllfltqxl I R4 'ieft.uztrtl. lutrztmurul Athletics, Zellnkfl, Arleen Jane 1 lii'i11111'Hgf 'bf Seyer, Dorothy Florence Ri'.rfu't'tfir1 lfriendship t'luli, llzdl Guard. ll0l'I'lEl'lltiIll WY' lltJIllCI'Ut,!l'l I' esid ut. 'l'rztck Team. Nlovie Guard. President. Merit Rull. Nichols, Jay f405H1tII7U1lftlll Solomon, Miriam Catherine ,SQPVI-LIIt.V llall Guard. Markovitz, Alvin Alert llunxcronm Oltices. intramural Athletics. Student Council, Hall Guard. lfriendsltip l'luli. lltuuerrimn Offices. Goodman, Sa m llzrmuruirx Movie Guard. Boys lutrztuiurztl Vuuucil. ll.1ll Guard. lutrttniurzil Athletics. l tiudi tl. UPPER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Federico, Pauline Ann .lhirlc Sluirtlmnil Awztrds. Siska, Paul John l'l1 1'1u.mfv11 im! lntrzunurzd 1 hletics. QD . e Zavarella, Esther Carmela flllflljflilllf Levinson, Alvin Sanford .fl Vfit' zt lair lfuruni Club Yice President, ll,-X Commence- ment Cuunnittec. Student Vuuucil, Honor und Merit Roll. National llmuir Society. All- lli lizutd, All-lli fll'CllCStI'Il, Orchestra Club. Martan, Mildred Marie fluimatrd National lltinor Society, Student l'0uncil, lfrieudsliip Vlulr. Service l'luh. llmneroum Secretary. 'I'utm'. llrunr and Merit Roll, Sluvrtliztnd Awztrds. Student Assistant. Sernproch, Stanley A. Sizufvfvy llonur Study Hall Secretary. Hall Guard, Muvie Guard. Merit Roll, t'nnuuercizd Award. Nara, Anna Agnes IIIt!t'I1llUll5 Athletic Awards. Fencing Fluli. Girls Tutrae nuiml tliuucil. l iiendship Fluh. Girls Athe letic Flulr, llmnerount 'l'reaF-urer. sg 4 4-I' h C -f. Q- . sf- rc, i- up Y . g VZ ,J t UPPER PANEL - TOP ROW Klein, Harold Lew Cautious Lunchroom Guard, intramural Athletics, Homeroom Office. Honor Study Hall Secre- tary, CSummer School Gradnateb. Kutina, Lillian Carol Gentle Guard Captain, Friendship Club, Service Club, Merit Roll, Commercial Award, Home- room Offices. Spedole, Char es Loui Ro Ho o m Treasurer, Journal Collector, Movie Guard. Friend, Eleanore Willetta Companiunable Nursing Club President. Journal Collector. Friendship Club, flirls Intramural Council. Swimming Club. Woj tach, John Frank Quite-c011tra1'y Journal Collecttr. Boys lntrannirul Council, Intramural Athletics. Kolin, Jeannette Marv Thrifty Homeroom Secretary, Shorthand Awards, Pep Club. Jablonowski, Henry Joseph Ifiterextcd Athletic Award, Merit Roll. t LOWE P EL Pz'r.r1ms1't'c Ches er, Heyy ' Central Committee. Tennis Team. National Honor Society. Forum Club Pre-sident,.Stu' dent Council. Smada Club, IZA Monitor, IZA Commencement Committee Co-chairman, Dance Council President. 3 l Rauch, Dorothy Vivicln Adorable Home oom Presid , Girls Athletic if J C-0 udent SJ ant. Gleim, Edna Louise Crviitizir' llomeroorn Offices. Yearbook Staff. Friend- ship Club. Swimming: Cluh, Maroon Masque Club. Philharmonic Club. 128 Athletic Coni- ntittee. Service Club, Nzxtictnal Honor Society. Christman, Don Louis Calm Homeroom Vice President. UPPER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Sherman, Ruth Charlotte Di-Unified Homeroom Secretary, tSummer School Graduatej. Nyc, Joseph Frank Earnest National Orchestra Contest. Borbas, Helen Zlflusiugf Friendship Club, 12A Athletic Committee, 12B Dance Committee. Fittipaldi, Joe Thomas Iiubbling Student Council, l2B Dance Committee. Na- tional Honor Scciety. Homeroom President. Honor and Merit Roll, 12A Usher Committee. Srnarla Club, l2A Monitor. Jelanek, Mildred Optimistic Hall Guard. Homeroom Ofhce, Honor Study Hall Oflice. Hendricks, Joseph Patrick impartial Honor Study Hall Vice President, Homerc om Omces, Collins, Virginia Sheridan 7 rig Honor Study Hall Secretary, Leadership Club. Friendship Club, Ri my I2 LOWER PANEL - TOP ROW Rensel, Kenneth George Vevarious Movie Club, Movie Operator, Merit Roll. Zavelowitz, Alice Faithful Fencing Club. nce Th as llfly-l1l1tYl' ll OG , Drivers Club. Intramural Ath- TOP PANEL le '. oincrnom Yice President. La Knight, Charles Richard LvI'I7t'll1C Movie Club, IZA Monitor, 12A Usher Com- mittee. Forum Club, Rifle Club, Field and Stream Club. National Honfr Society. Hughes, Alice M ud Pretty I Girls Athleti , h, F ip Club, Home- room Vice eside , , hand Awards, 12A Athle tee. Bright, Margaret Louise lf'm'xatilz' National Honor Society, Journal Pin, Debate Team, I-lomeroom Presirlgnt, National Or- chestra Contest, String Quintet Contest. Service Club, Friendship Club, 12B Publicity Committee, IZA Dance Committee, Banquet Speaker. Mural, Walter Puuttual Journal Collector. National Orchestra Cou- test, Intramural Athletics. Kupec, Cecilia Martha 1lflfr1'f'c'.rrm1t Student Council Advisory Board, journal Pin, Service Club. Pep Club. 12B Athletic Committee, Merit Roll, Shorthand Awards, Tutor. Baumrucker, Evely Rrtirmzt Tutor, Hall Guard. Carney Williqm Edward McCafferty, James Bernard Litlm Astute Intramural Athletics. LOWER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Havel, Mary Ann Jeannette Fair Friendship Club, Drivers Club, Shorthand Awards, Homeroom Secretary. Bialas, Walter Joseph I'1ific.rf11lz' Merit Roll, 12A Publicity Committee. Movie Guard, Hall Guard, Intramural Athletics. Lukso, Mary Lillian E.rpres.ri1.fe Nursing Cluli. fn Bellovay, Steve .S't1'nl1ff Hornernom President, Honor Study Hall Vice President. XYrestlingf Team. Football Team. Orsini, Lucy Conceta CACll7'P7'Jl1fi0fI!ll Leadership Club. My ,,. . Rabinovitz, Stanley David Amifsizzg Movie Guard, Intramural Athletics, Hall Guard. DeGaetano, Antoinette Theresa liuyfcr Clin-ls Intramural Council, Homeroom Office, Friendship Club, Mikado Cast. , 2 lg' Q: J UPPER PANEL - TOP ROW Graff, Sam Bernard Prog rcs.i'iz'c Dillis, Ann Ilcspitablc Friendship Clulw. Nursing Cluh, Swimming Club, Commercial Awzirfl. Laurie, Anthony John Agile Pep Cluh President, Student Council. lluys Intramural Council, Homeroom Vresirleut. Math Club, lZl'4 Athletic Czrinmittee, 1212- 12A Basketball Teams. Benok, Frances Eleanor Grave Friendship Cluh, Iutramurzil Athletics, Com- mercial Award. U Rebar, Joseph Vigilant Merit Roll, Hall Guard, Intramural Ath- letics. Hrabak, Lucille Marie Sprighily Hall Guard. ' 0 Smirin am Ho ar Qualifir' Dance d, irst Pl ,ocal Clarinet Quar- tet Cont t. atirma nd Fontest, journal Collector, tudent nd Conductor, Band Awards, l-Hi Ba , IZA Commencement Committe . LOWER PANEL Mitschele, Charles William l.14rky llllllll2ll'lll0lllC Cfliiln. 128 llzmcv t'ommittc-c. Student Council, Nzirclliug linud, llzincc Hand. Prentice, Mary Brown Ifmgflrr , Mer R ll X ' lo' url HY 1 thc tiuarr ' . .. l ioi 1 . ecretziry, Sliorthzuul Awzir lu zunurnl Atlilctics. Mollotr, n von lorry Frei up , rls Athletic i'luly. llll ll Cm ni 0 l.ZA Athletic l'ominittcc, ll nerr 1 S.c c ary. Honzik, Roy Franklin Ifujuyulwltr 'l'utoi', llonicrooi -..fi ice. l UPPER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Zelinsky, Ka fherine Elizabeth 'l'al1'11tL'd llomeroom President. Green Stockings and Yeon1en of the i:llZll't'lH fasts. Phillizirmonic Vluli. Service Club, Friendship Club, Solo Fontcst, National Honor Society. Sandero, Edward James ffmrzrt Gryr l'u 'xtnlrdilzy Journal Collet r ath ryn ,.., Bolchok, Edward Andrew .S'vr111'z' llzlncc Hand, National Urcllestra Contest. Nedved, Agnes Louise .-lrrommorlatirlff Friendship Clulm, Shorthand Awzirrls, Student Assistant. 1.01. Franzolino, John Stradfast Nozor, Mildred Josephine Compliant Slmrthand Award, Tutor. Friendship Club, llall Guard, Student Assistant. PWM.. l-4 .----.-ir.-,,,.-f -Y.,,..... .... ., LOWER PANEL - TOP ROW Cutietta, Vincent Allen I.nquariou.r llomeraom Presirlcnt. liriviiv! lllulr. Pep Fluh. Math Club. Furuin Club. Stuflcnt Council. Harter, Louise Marie PH! llnmcrooin President. Fricnilsliin Fluli. Scrv- ice Clull. National Honor Sixcicty. Nath Fluls. Swimming Cluli. Tutor. llonoi' and Merit Roll. Fusile, Sam Joe l Llljlflffffl rlf Boys l diiiral l'nu'ncil. llanrl Medals, lowpdmm tnces. National :intl Local Ilanrl 'I lcsts. xff'SlllllfI Teaul. 1,l1llll2il'l'lIUlllC u u. Volenik, Lillian Fin' :ful Bilka, Joseph William Fllifllf lntraniural Athletics. llrnncroini President, llaslwtlrzill Train. Kordula, M. r- n . I I? my '- ing Clul 'ri ' '1 Cluli. Journal I lactor. llanfl . iiuarrl Captain, Riil- ing fluli. IZA llilctic Vommittee. Grovernan, Meyer .Yulrmu Maroirn Masque Club. --.- , -L , ' TOP PANEL Valley, John Richard flfifllllffllfl Student Fuuncil Vresiilent. Fentral iltllllllllt' tce. Elllflilfbll f'lulr. National llnnm' Society. l2A LlQIHl'llE1lC6l'lIE'lll llunnnittee CO'CllZllflll3.ll, Math Cluls. Hadaway, Virginia Mae l'lai'1'1I Service fluli. Student Council. Fricnrlshin i'li'lJ. Slnrtliznul Awarils. llUllIi'l'0Ul1'l Ofnces, Student 1 'sistant. 5 Blaha, Libby Mary Pacific Bichsel, John Walter .'l m ia lvl 1' 'l'ntm'. Merit Roll, lntramursil Athletics, IZA Vshcr Committee. Rillc l'luli. X.. owen PAN:-:L - BOTTOM w rusil 0 lurid. an Vii'tnm1.r Nursing Cluh. Swimming Clulw. Friendship Club, Pep Cluli, llall Guard. Henkin, Sanford Julius pylltfllflil Movie Guarrl. intramural Athletics. American Student Union. Hurchan ik, Mary Lfvlllliillmlllfl Stuclent Assistant. Moscellino, Edward Willing! Hr meroom Secretary. Gladysz, Eleanor Theresa lJi.vrrrrt Hall Gnarrl, Shorthand Awards. Fl'lCl'lK'lSl'llfl i'lnlJ. Hoineromn f,mCCS,5LlliEEllt Assistant. Bubnick, Victor Edward Jtlfjllll llnys Gym Captains Cluh. Intramural Ath- letics. Movie Guarfl. Drivers Club, Boys Intramural Council. Benes, Doris May I,'ymu11.rtic tiirls intramural Founcil President, Girls Athletic Cluli Presiilcnt, Fencing Clulx Secre- tary-Treasurer. iiirls Gym Captains Club, llrmieroonl Secretary, Friendship Club, Ath- lctic Awards, Sturlent Assistant. 0740 Urrmx PANEL - Tor' now Daniels, Lawrence Kenneth Tmyurirliurmzr Movie Guard. Goldman, ith Skrpr 1 Stude C in i. ho and Awards, Friend- LOWER PANEL Di Bartolo, Sam Thomas Selmlastic Student Council Treasurer, Central Commit- tee. 12A Usher Committee Chairman, Na- tional Honor Society. Smada Club, Math Club, Homeroom Vice President, IZB Ath- letic Committee, Honor Roll, Commencement Class Speaker. ship C lx. 'u s g C b, Merit Roll. Student Assis X, Dedek, Fra Doroth ivafiozzs tudent unc Secr . Central Commit- ee F' s 'ice s' e , National Honor So- ' , 'Murd r n Second Floor and f Stoeki ' reads. HonoriRoll lfin, Fetchikl Andrew Robert it-Pits Clas ecretary, Kent State Con- Wide-awakt' Drivers Club, Intramural Athletics. Karmine, Irene HGPPJ' Scimenes, Mary Ann Punctilious Xf' B o, Denes'George Breezy Honor Study Hall Offlces, Student Council. Honierooni Otlfice, llall Guard. lSl1lTIT'I'lCT School tiradnatej. Kopic, Evelyn . Quiet Kaderabek, Joe Frank Smzsilrlv Student Council, atio mr Society, Tutor, Ho o Iol ' r and Awards. I Library Guard, Pep Club, Hameroom Office. Student Assistant, tSummer School Gradu- atel. Adkins, Jack Lewis .4i'rolml1'r Boys Gym Captains Club, Cheer Leaders Club President, Pep Club Vice President, Poster Cluh, City and State Champion Tum- bler. UPPER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Wood, Althea Katharine Joyous Girls Athletic Club, Friendship Club. Pep Club, Shorthand Awards, Homeroom Office, Student Assistant. Asp, Harry Sigurd Unusual Field and Stream Club. Gratton, Dorothy Mae Reliable I QQ Homeroom Otti , Shwam Stu- dent Assi t utor,f vce Club, Friend- ship Club, and Merit Roll, National Honor S ty. Smith, Wesley Clayton Well-mannercd 12B Dance Committee, 12A Usher Commit- tee, Vllistgoma Hi-Y, Smada Club, Rifle Club, Student Council. Belansky, Dora Elizabeth Tranquil Homeroom Secretary. Simcic, Rudolph William Good-rlatured Student Council, Journal Collector, Home roim Vice President, Intramural Athlettcs. Goodman, Lillian Hilda Bland LOWER PANEL - TOP ROW Brice, Vince Joseph Dvtcrmincd Basketball Team. 12A Athletic Committee. Dc-Lovely ' Junior F ' ip 'ice President. r y al es, lcmeroom Presif , Stu n s. stant. 2B Dance Com- Everly, Virginiq R t ittee. Rosensteel, James John Rcsourccful Movie Operator, Journal Collector, Boys Gym Captains Club. McFarland, Margaret Patricia f'l1z'z'ry Homeroom President. Pep Club, Service Club, City Championship Debate Teanrj Mikado and 'iYeomen of the Guard Casts, National Forensic League Vice President, Student Council, National Honor Society. Hanzow, Carl William Brawl:-rycd Hrusch, Helen Eth WH Rrrsourreful Q J Poster Club. Friends 1 ,l1b, Shorthand Awards, Hall Guard. . Kline, Harold H. Rrxroluto Hall Guard Captain, Student Assistant. TOP PANEL Kalat, Edward James Polzfxhcd Student Council Advisory Board, Poster Club Vice President. Journal Staff Artist, Na' tional Honor Society President. l2B Publil city Committee Chairman, Yearbook Staff. l2A Monitor, Honor and Merit Roll, llanquet Master of Ceremonies. Weber, Jane Ruth l'rl1.r1'7'r' National Honor Srciety Treasurer. Friend- ship Club Cabinet, Leadersllip Club, Service Club, 12B Publicity Committee, 12A Dance Committee. National Forensic l.ea':ue OFFices, Debate Team, Homeroom Ofnces. Olah, Sylvia folly Homcroom President, National Honor So- ciety, Math Club. Friendship Club Cabinet, l2l3 Prom Committee. Service Club. Student Council. Emanon Club, 12A Banquet Commit- tee. Foy, John Patrick C0011-Naturcd Honor Study Hall Oiiices, IZA Distinction Day Committee, Intramural Athletics, Na- tional Honor Society. LOWER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Miras, Helen Veronica , , . ' .f Cllllfkfll-La H3 i Q Student C ci ' n s p 'Cl1l. eader- ship Club etic Award, Intramural Vol- leyball C ampionship Team. .r . oll. Intramural ou . - '. erocm Office. - dat, or on Wi ' rl .. 0 WM. C la th l Aiello, Josephine Joan Trrzfiqznl Journal Collector. Lamp, Ralph Daniel Smiling Field and Stream Club. Rifle Club Secretary, VVistgoma Hi-Y Secretary. Emotion Club Vice President, Hom.rr om Vice President, IZA Dance Ccmmittee. Hurban, Lillian Beatrice Prim Sho and Awards, Merit Roll. Kelley, Thomas Edward ' flood-Iaokiiigz Basketball Tr m, Football Team. Honor Study Hall President, Merit Roll. VVistgon:a Hi-Y President. Becksted, Muriel Florence Plraszrralrlc Emanon Club Secretary, National Honor So- ciety. S 'rvicc Club, Homeroom Offices, Mrrit Rell we nie UPN-In PANEL-'roP now Rebic, Andrew Thomas .llasirrful . 1 1 Oltices. Student l'ouncil. Or- ,li Dau Band. National Orchestrzi on ' and lluutesl. Tomlon, Julia Esther Striking Hrrmeroom Otticcs, Merit Roll. Pep Fluh, Service Club, Friendship Club. Samoriek, Edmund Stanislaus Auburfz-hairrri Track Team. Intramural Athletics. Koslowski, LaVerne Ve ra Reliant Friendship Club. Escovitz, Charles Straiglit 1 Kos y, deline Beatrice Cl ful ummer Ci100iGf3Clll3tC,. Rash, Nick Meticulo us Honor Study Hall President, 12A Usher Committee, Merit Roll. LOWER PANEL Auletta, Patrick William Ifilfillllllf llomcroom lltiires. Movie Manager, Hull Guard, tSuuuner School Graduatej, Sciulli, Ann Marie Dainty Ilrvnieroifm President, Student l'uuucil. Se- nior Friemlship Fluh Vice President, Na- tional llouru' Society. llmmr Roll. Student Assistant. IZIS Prom f'omn1ittee, IZA Mou- itor, IZA Distinction llziy Cinlmittcc. Krause, Lenore Elsie lflmrilig Service Fluh, Friendship Club. National Honor Society, Honor Study Hall Oflices. Stucleut Council. IZA llance fi17l l1l11liYCC,AiE1'li Roll. Ristow, Ethan Allen I.ikfuIilr xvihigtilllll Hi-Y Vice l're-sirlent. Movie fiuziril, lliiucroom Olhcc. Eiuziuou Cluh President. UPPER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Lugewsky, Estelle Lillian .S',t'1r1fvr1I1ii'1i'4' Fencing Club, Frienilsliiu t'luh. tiirls Intru- mural Council. 'l'utur, Athletic Awards. Spodar, Mike Urdcrly Boys Intramural founcil. Ilauce Baud. f Komerofsky, Esther A vq It I'!7.i'l'Cl1f Service Fluli. l ua . rivndsh Lflu , Student Assist t, ort Awards. A Haynosch, Albert Francis Pmxmiiablc Student Founcil. Shorthand Awards, intra- mural Athletics. IZA Athletic Committee, Hour r Sting lizill 0FFicc. 1 Rudolph, Eleanor Alice .S'rilriilIafi1igf Hall Guard, Shorthand Award, Tutor. Martin, Robert Joseph K Confdmt Honor Stud' Hal e ide . it Roll. Student Cou il. lv. rom Come mittee. cp C ili . ' c ion Day Com- mittee em Hi-Y, con- Jay Movie Man- ager 5 Rice, Jean Betty Juliilanr Girls Athletic Cluh, Pe , lv. Friendship Club, Service Cluh, C mercial Award, Homeroom Office. ,.. . YV- --M. t LOWER PANEL - TOP ROW Auerbach, Irving l7cli'I7r'1'1tc Student Council. Journal Collecter. 'KMikarlo and Yeomen ot the Guard Casts. Math Club. Merit Roll, Tutor, Student Assistant. Ga tz, Helene Kathryn Poignanl Poster Club Secretary. Fi'it'ndship Cluli, Hall Guard. Houser, Frank Shatto .flmhitions Noon-Day Movie Operator. Homeroom Treas- urer, Classroom Movie Operator, Football Team, Smada Club. Shamrock, Nell Kathryn Sflfllfi' llomcrooni President. Honor Studv Hall Vice President, Shorthand Awards, Merit Rall, Student Assistant. Socks, Sidney S. tfofvftal Smada Club Secretary-Treasurer, Home- room Secretary, Green Stockings and Yeo- men of the Guard Casts, Maroon Masque Club. IZB Prom Committee, IZA Csher Coni- mittee. Zalk, Julia Spicy Student Council, National Honor Society, Friendship Club. Service Club, Maroon Masque Club, IZB Prom Committee, Inter- Club Forum, IZA Monitor. Lewis, Edwin John Sportiiiyz IZA Athletic Committee Chairman, VVistgonia Hi-Y, lntramural Athletics, Hall Guard, Shorthand Awards. -rWv r-rvvv-'-v-,...,..f.. TOP PANEL McCormack, Eugene Evan 111161150 junior Aviators Club. MacKay, Harriet Anne Sweet National Honor Society, Service Club Offices, IZB Prom Committee. IZA Monitor, Yeo- men ot the Guard' Cast, Pep Club Treasurer, Homeroom President. Friendship Club Cab- inet, Honor and Merit Roll. Vedrody, Helen Mary llfmplcd Friendship Club. Service Club. Tutor, -Stn- dent Assistant. Shorthand Awards, National llonor Society, Honor and Merit Roll. .X S Lash, Robert Emi 1 K D Ilandxomv XVistgoma Hi-Y Fhces, Homeroom Ottices, lfootlmall Letter. l.ettermens Club. Boys ln- tramural Council. IZH Athletic Committee Chairman, IZA Dance Committee. LOWER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Buzzelli, Concetta Angelina f70ll'Z't llfI't,1IHl Swimming Clrb. Tennis Cluli. Riding Club Intramural Athl tics. Jaffe, Reincld Gerald lfrfxlry Hall Guard. Poster Club President. National Orchestra Contest, National Band Crntest. Grubb, Vivian Eileen t'on1'i7'ial Shorthand Award. Homeroom Secretary, Fencing Club, Student Council, Pep Club. Orfirer, Alexander Paul I11tL'lll'CtHl1l Honor and Merit Roll, Green Stockings Cast, Journal Collector, Forum Club, Math Club. Smarla Club, IZA Research Committee, National Honor Society. Leaf, Jean Helen Wizmirig Co-Copy Editor of Journal, Friendship Club President, National Honor Society Secretary, Yearbook Staff, IZB Prom Committee, Stu- dent Council Advisory Board, Honor Roll Pin and Guard, Service Club, Tutor Super- visor. llonf r Plaque. Broz, Richard Paul Slthdltfd lntramural Athletics, Honor Study Hall Ofhces. Prokop, Lillian Coqilcttirlz National Honor Society. Service Club, 'IZB Prom Committee, Friendship Club Cabinet, IZA llance Committee. Student Assistant, .-Mikado.. Gast Meril Rall. VM Wad .W UPPER PANEL - TOP ROW Weinstein, Lawrence Tliorougli Hnmeror-m Ofhce. lntramural Athletics. Firnm Club, Merit Roll. Movie Guard. Cermak, Wirrifre Sinrrrc 0' Frienrlshiu fli Ser ' Club, Ilomeronm Offices. x 'tud' all Uflices, National Honor ' y. 1 Scheck, Norbert Adaptable Homeroom 0FFices. llvnwr and Merit Roll. Chess and Checker Club, Esperanto Club, Guard Club Vice President, Stud nt Council. Mewhinn , r Capable Friendship tb, eronm Treasurer, In- tramural A et' , llaffvy-Gr:-I.1u'ky Blank, Robert Jose 3 Sllfiflllillltl Award. Liston, Mary Elizabeth Immaculate journal Collector, Frie lslgip ub. P w Club, Leadership Club. Sha tha .-MTE. Stue dewwskfyft 'i Cl 1 Roll. LOWER PANEL Kohn, Clarence liuirrtaiiiiilg Yearbook Business Manafrer. Smada Clrb. IZA Monitor. 1213 Prom Committee. Forum Club, journal Collector. Merit Roll. National Honor Society. ,J Nj L Graves, r r ioa Iiiigagfnlg Friendship Club Cab'nct. llonnr Study Hall Offices. Hcmeroom Umhces, Guard. Pep Club. Buffa, Mary Margaret Colt rful Student Council, Homeroom President, Honor Study Hull Secretary. Mikado and Yen- men of the Guard Casts. Ma rkgraf, Charles Norman Illng1mnimo1l.v UPPER PA EL - Bo'r'r M Row' Q l is n, P li C zz Pornerantz, Henry lf'i!I0?'UH.S' National Honor Society, Homerorm Odices, Boys Gym Captains Club. Student Assistant, Guard Cantain, Merit Roll, Math Club, De- bating Club. Stillman, Bella . Rrleiitim' Honor Study Hall Secretlary. Se,ri1fice.Club. Tutor, Shorthand Aw ls, Student Assistant. V' l A f i 4' - 1 t' Hilfer, William Charles Tall llomeroom Secretary- CSunnner School Graduatel. I M 5 i, , . Pct: , Frie rl. i C1 1, St-rvice Club, Merit Roll. Shorthand arils, Athletic Award, Student Assistant. Rosen, Sanford Edward F0 ran-.t ic Debate Team, National Honor Society, Na- tional Forensic League President, Journal Coll ctcr, Math Club Treasurer, Guard Cap- tain, VV.G.A.R, 1936 Declamation Contest Representative. Tindera John 1- f e . . , ' . . Kukura, Genevieve Anna fmnrlnus 1 A ' Mavi iuard Ch s and Cl Iclcc-r 11. f 'f3 'f' . lv M . . l , 9 it l 1 l l ik ' J 20 X LOWER PANEL - TOP ROVV Worobey, Steven Nablr' lntranu'ral Athletics, llcnor Study llall Utlife. Merit Roll. Drost, Margaret Anne l7Iff'l'f'HOZt5 Honor Study Hall Yice President. Merit Roll. Clzmmerciali Award. Zazrivy, John Jack l'1'1'sf:'m'1'lly . Quilter, Mary Margaret ll'istful Friendship Cluh, Nursing Club, Pep Club. Hall Guard. tSuminer School Grailuatel Boaeuf, Russell Leroy Jaunfy Movie Cluh. Kulbaga, Josephine Agnes Axsidzmus Homercom Omces. Krzyzewski, Leon Francis llfflldfll Merit Roll. Tor PANEL Beck, Clifford Myron Sfry Hall Guard, Movie Guard. Foy, llah Joy Origfinrll Friendship Cluh Cahinet. Service Clnh Treas- urer, Pep Clnlr Treasurer, Pl1illlZlflll0lliC Cluh. Yenmen of the Guard Lead, Mika- do Cast. Student Council. 12.-X Monitor. 12A Dance Committee. National Honor Su- ciety. Sunshine, Rebecca l'ui.tril Cu-Copy Editor of journal, XYestern Reserve Radio llelrate Clianipionsliip Teain, City Championsliip llc-hate Team, National llonor Society. 121i Prtm Cmnvnittee. Tutor. llome- ranm Offices. Service Cluh. Xfarhook Staff. Honor Roll Pin and Guard. Norr, Norton f1Wll'L'lllYlP , Ycarliiy0lXlCi1-Qflazlixiii, Hriniern0m'fresident. s I H Natidn X5AfnyK' st, nixirlaffflub, Al- i Band. larva Masque 'lph Vice President. Marching' Hand. 12B Primm Committee, Na- tional Honor Society. LOWER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Katz, Evelyn Rebecca Zmlous Mcrit Roll. Athletic Awards, Service Cluh, Student Council, Philharmonic Cluh. Friend ship Cluh, Maroon Masque Cluh, Fencing Cluh. Sindelar, Charles James Bild'-eyed Rojek, Helen Joyful lfriendship Cluh. uatel. CSuminer Schrul Grad Grapenti , E w n . I i z nira tural C1 ncil. Kalal, Dor hy Mc Fr1s1ni1'ou.f 'I Friendship Club, llonr ' S udy l 1 l Secre tary. l'l0lll6l'0Ulll Otlir '. l2.X Banquet Cmn- niittee. She rthand Aw ds. Bulone, Mike fJl7.i't'1'T'l1llf Movie Cunard, llall Guard. Bowen, Jeanne Margaret Trlrifzrl l'll'l9!lflSllill Clnlr. Pen Cluli. Girls Athletic Cluh. llonierozm S cretary. llll llancc Com- mittee, IZA Puhlicity Cnniniittee. Q W, .. .P 1.9! -in .-' X is 'S+ if ' . 'es it 1 li v V vm urmm PANEL - Tor Row Cisor, Robert Stem d y Math Club. llomeruom President, Orchestra Club. National Orchestra Contest. Natitnzil Band Contest. Joseponis, Adella Dorothy 41fl't'1l Nursing Club Secretary. llolneroom Utiices. Friendship Club. Student Assistant. lntra- mural Athletics. Carpenter, Dustin Edward Turiturn llomeruuni Secretary, Math Club, Tutor, Track Team. X Bosworth, Lois Potricio Ii.ravt Girls Athletic Club Utiices, llomertom 'l'rt-asurer. Juriga, Joseph John Analytical Swimming Club, lntraniural Athletics. Olszowy, Lotti t e Carrfrfc Prample, Norman ljkzlhlf' tSummer School Cratluatel. is LOWER PANEL -1 - b i, J 5 M S I L Zgodzinski, Edward Joseph KLK. lntramural Athletics. Romsey, Dorothy Florence l'ra1wr Student Council. llunieruuni Vive Presirleut. lntrzinulrzil Athletics. Gill, Moida Almira l'urtiu1rIar Friendship Club. Intramural Mauro, Frank Louis 1'.l'ii'll1H-V fSunun:i School tirzuluntel. Athletics. UPPER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW I Schuld, Lydo Lenore J lfjirfvnt Service Club, Pep Club. Shurtltausl Awards, llinieruuni Utiices, Merit Roll, Student As' sistunt. Vairetta, Fred Peter ffludxumv llonierouni Secretary. lluarrl. lntrziniural Athletics, lluys Intramural Council. Kastner, Edith Pauline .Yulirrigl ln v llunietuu jce. Student ' uunuil, llull tiuurd. yfjyjl ,, , ,tri 'Q I Panec, Henry Raymond riifrvil lloys littl'2l1Iil1!'1ll Council, 12B-12,X Basket- lmll 'l'eznn. ff Settec se, ry Ilii 1' rxlffvli' l'lemlu'sliip Cluh. Frienrlship Club. Pep Club. Vereb, Stephen John C'Ullft'lIlt'tl Hall Guard, lntr:unur:1l Athletics. Francis, Elizabeth Iizrxy llrnnerooni l'resirleut. Girls lntrainurzil Cuun- cil. Athletic Awzirrls. l rieutlship Club. Girls Athletic Club, llll liusketbzill 'l'cuul. 12A iXte J' LOWER PANEL - TOP ROW Ward, Melvin Norman .lf1'll.VtlIllIl7ll' Track Team. lloys lllil'ZlllIll!'Zll Founcil. lntra- mural Athletics. Regular Study Hall Secre- tary. Pecka, Louise Lillian I'lca.ring7 Student Assistant. Lange, Harvey Carl lfxtimalwlc Humerooni Olhccs. Intramural Athletics, Sigma Delta Hi-Y Secretary. 1213-12A Bas' kclball Tealns. 'iYc-onlcn of the Guar4l Cast. Evans, Nola Ruth l1t'I'Sl5f!'llf Hunierouln Treasurer. Girls Intramural Coun- cil, Girls Athletic Club. l ric-ntlshin Club, 12.-X Athletic lknnniittee, Athletic Awards. Pep Club. Swimming Club. Fencing Club, Mika- do Cast. Ackerman, Marvin Emanuel ,1tIr't'1iti1i'1,:tx lluiueromn Otticss. Merit Roll. llll Athletic f'onnnittee. l.iln'ary Guard, lntrzunural Atl!- it-tics. Moffatt, Cora Virginia Nifc Nursing Flub Secretary. litnannn f'lub. Pep 1'lub, Forum l'lub Secretary. Honiernum flfa tics. Merit Rnll. Zazrivy, George Edward Jr. l.Pl'.il1l'1'lj' Intramural Athletics. at '41 4' w S9 TOP PANEL Jones, William Ewart Jr. Brftff Rundle, Stella May .bifllfflltltlflilltf Yearbook K'o-Fliairnian. National llunor Sn- Ciety, Girls Gym Vaptaius Club. lfrientlsliip Vlub Treasurer, Service Club 'l'rc-asurer, Journal Pin. Hun-ir anal Merit Roll. Hunts- roimi President, Dance Council Secretary. Lanzdorf, Bertha R. Trim National llonar Society. f ntral Fnnnnitter. Service Club President. Junior Friendship llub President. llUl'llSflJOlIl President. IZA lianquc-t L't.nnnittee Chairman, journal l'in. Hmior and Merit Roll. Athletic Awards. Student Assistant. Bielek, Robert Emil Svdrifc Journal Collector. LOWER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Pestalitz, Margaret llonorable l,eadersbip Club. Taylor, Robert Leas Iflvvt Tr Tea 54 Ficere, Eleanor Katherine l'll'i'Z'01UlY5 Green Stockings Lead, Service Club. Friendship Flub. Philharmonic Club, 'AYeo- men of the Guard Cast, Journal Collector, Merit Roll. Gadomski, Peter Paul xltlzlvtit' XYrerstling Team, Football Team. Patchkowski, Dorothy Catherine llvvdfirl Pep Club. Tallion, Adam Thomas .Yulivlmluut ,J Novotny, Mary Anna Rcfrcslzing ltlonor Roll Pin and Guard. National Honor Society, Jnurnal Pin. Murder un the Sec- ond Flour and Green Stockings Leads. Xlearbonk Statf, llomeromn President, Kent State Contest Play, Service Club. Friendship l'lul:. Hnnur Plaque. UPPER PANEL - TOP ROW UPPER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW K7 Samson, George l-la rry Rhythmic Dance Hand, Orchestra Club. Ca mock, ano T1 liz 1 'r n 1 fl 'abiuet. Hill, George Edward Jr, Ctfnlfdfflllf Cfhihestra Club. lforunt Club. l'hilharniouic Club. National Hand Cintcst. National Ur- chestra Contest. National Honor Society. Harris, Annie Eskaree .Vlattvr-of-fart Gaffin, Milton .S'1'1f-f1.r.f1U'i'il intramural Athletics. Honor Study llall Secrtary, Homerooni President. 0-opv' ' I al Athletics. Short- i 'na Collector. 1 Club. and a Lemley, Dean Dvbonaire 1213-l2A Class Vice President, National Honor Scciety Vice President. Central Coni- mittee Second Vice President. Student Coun- cil Vice President, Smada Club, Movie Man- ager, Journal Collector, Advertising Mana aszer of the Journal. VVistgoma Hi-Y UFHCB, 12A Monitor. LOWER PANEL Hajek, Harry William lifitty Tennis Team. lntramural Athletics. Movie Guard. Journal Collector, Boys Intramural Council. Norwich, Gwendolyn Beatrice Bzinxicss-lilac Guard Captain, lXlikad0 and 4'Yeonien of the Guard Casts. llonizr and Merit Roll. Homfroom President, Student Council Ad' visory Board. Friendshin Club Cabinet, Na- tional Honor Society, Service Club, Chess Club Secretary. Navratil, Eyelyne Dqrptlgy ,Qfraigli.!jo11l'ard 1, .m l Gil-is uitllf nwdl Council, Mem Roll. Pkmor Stu Hall Secretary. Price, William Edward lfll.Yj !l0fll!! lntraniural Athletics, l2A Publicity Commit- tee, Marcinkiewicz, Elizabeth Florence Diligczzt Cerny, Louis Charles Modern Sherman, Pauline llofmful Shorthand A wards. Nash, Donald Allen Agrvcuble Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard, Intramural Athletics. Hrubey, Mary 5 Fine' Honor Study Hall Vice President, Nursing Club, Friendship Club, Merit Roll. Felber, Joe llusliiizgf lSummer School liraduatel. N- Hejduk, Margaret Anne L,'l1f-wfzil Poster Club Treasurer. Friendship .Club Cabinet. Pep Club. IZA Publicity Committee. 24 LOWER PANEL - TOP ROW Szypulski, Sigmund Stanley .llflflanrlioly Q Hall Guard, Merit Roll, Intramural Athletics. Fees, Lenora Kathryn Artistic National Honor Society. Friendship Club Cabinet, Service Club, Poster Club. IZA Monitor. 12B Publicity Committee, Home- room Secretary. Q Mo y, Wil m hn . m' aging! roo ces. Movie Guard, Lunchroom d r ural Athletics. Stirling, Marjorie Annette Gracious Journal Collector. National Honor Society. Friendship Club, Service Club. Philharmonic Club, IZA Monitor, Tutor. Prosek, John Frank Hdlwy Oberacker, Ethel Evelyn Comely Merit Roll, Journal Collector, Poster Club Secretary. Friendship Club. Hall Guard. Cisan, Robert Quiet tSummer Schrol Graduateb. TOP PANEL Nigut, William Charles Popular' IZA Class President. Managing Editor of the Journal, Hi-Press President. llrivers Club President, Home-room President. Smada Club, Student Council, VVistgoina Hi-Y, IZB Prom Committee Chairman, Commencement Master of Ceremonies. Cortese, Margaret Marie Compftent National Honor Society, Honor and Merit Roll. Homeroorn President, IZB Prom Com- mittee. Service Club. Friendship Club Cabi- net. Student Council, Tutor Supervisor, tlirls Intramural Council, Pep Club. Sicha, Jean Marian Cute A National Honor Society, Tutor Supervisor. Riding Club, Student Assistant. IZA Cum- menccment Committee. journal Collectt r, Merit Roll. Horvath, Ed George Atlzlvtiir VVistgoma Hi-Y Pr 'i ent. ll Team. IZA Publicity Co tee man. Ill! Athletic Coinn er Award, Letter- LOWER PANEL - BOTTOM Row Hutchinson, Jane Beavis I.z:'vIy Pep Club. Friendship Club, Intramural Council. ' . avr.: Hurshonsky, Joseph Silent Pesek,Alice arie Content Hoi I t , utor, Shorthand Aw Jones, Joe J. lff'l11'm.tico1 Basketball Team. Track Team, IZA Athletic Committee. Hi-Y, Intramural Athletics. Bacik, Mary Florence fFSfl'llf7 liall Guard. Intramural Athletics, Athletic Award, Friendship Club, Pep Club. i Deutsch, Sanford Martin Cllldflltllffd Student Council, Hoineroom Othces. Cheer Leaders Club, Intramural Athletics. Merit Roll. Kotacka, Anne Marie Sfaiiizrh Friendship Club, Shorthand Awards. mens Club, esident. V f 9,3 UPPER PANEL -'roP Row Shilkoff, Joe J. l'i1'i'ry IIUIIIQWUUIII President, l.nnchmmn Guard. Journal iullector, Student Funncil, Boys ln- tramural t'unnciI. Hansen, Marie Edna Ilisfeuziiig Svoboda, John Prumfft I ntrainnrnl Athletics. Romig, Margaret flUliSl'l'l'l!fIAU1lS Honor Study Hall President, Shartlifnnl Awards, Merit Rull. Spiro, Myer Marvin Rvsulvnl Saxophone Quartet Contest. Nall Guard. Saxuplimn- Snlu Voutest XViuuf-r, Folkowski, Irene Antoinette c,l07YlfU1'tifI!l Friendship l'Iuh. Student Fonncil. lioineri um Treasurer. 2 . ut i, rd ish , 1 in A Guan Lowlm PANEL McBride, Dorothy Eliz beth l.0:'able I Natiu l 1 S i ' ' e fluh. Friend- ship i' , - rum nnnitiee, IZA Ilis inciion ID Foinnii umeri uni I Of- f tices. Sti11len afil, Y I dl the Guard Vast, I i . Famiano, Angelo Charles I'V1'll-lIl'1'.v.n'iI Student Fuuncil l'r0simlL-nt. IZIE Vlziss Presi- dent, Assistant Fuotlizill ZViIlll2lgC'!'. Iirisketlmll Manager. Truck Mzumger, Nunn-Ilriy Movie Mzmager. Snizuia i'Iuh Vice Vrkesicleut. VVist- gwnia Ili'Y Treasurer. IZA Ilistinctiun Ilzly lkmnnnittee C'Ii:iii'ni:ni, Intrxnniirzil l'h:inniinn- shin Ilxiskethzill :ind I nutIr:ill Teznns. P nka, Albe James Bra 'JIIU Nl1i'l'l'd I2 nhli ' ' i ittev. lloineri om Utlicc-s, XYi' i- .'f'cret:n'y. Funtlmxill Lettt-rs, Let e 1 li' 1 . Doubrava, Lillian Anne l'u1'1l.tIuI.'1'l1gf 5 Girls Gyn! KISIIJUIIIIS l'IuIi Secretiiry. tiirle Intrznnurzxl l'uuuciI Secreturye'l'n-zisiii'ei'. Iiunn-ruuin President. l,e:nIc-rsliip l'IuI1.Swini- ming l'luh. Athletic ,Xwm'd:4. Friendsliip Club. sg? 'ei if ,Q fi - .., 5 , , Q i ii. :'if ? ' . jg . in I P. Q: UPPER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Lesko, Margaret Marie fltll!.YI't14'I'llf1' ' Lcarlersliip Cluin Ifriendsliip C Ii. Pep K'IuIi, Service fluh Sl1ortl,l1unl A 'ards. 'l'ntor. Hain ruuiiiT0tiice, vlileiit Assistant. Honor :ind Alf-rit-Roll. ' ' Gansky, Sidney J, Light Merit Roll, Movie iinzird, Slmrtlminl Awards, Student Assistznit. I Wagner, Dorothy Evelyn Slim Pep Vinh. Hall fiuzircl. I i'ienalNIiip C'InIi. Barber, Robert James IJt1SJll'ilgl Ifinzinun Club, Pep t'IuIi Vice l'residc-nt. Stu- dent Council. Buys Intrzinnn'1iI Vouncil Secre- tary. XIikurIu and Yeoinen ui' the liii:n'4I lkuts. Student Aasistzuit. Shadley, Ma ri y 1'4 11n'f11l Zeleznikar, Frank Joseph Jr. .S'ili'ut Miller, Ruth .4gf1't'vaIrlc' Lefulerwllip Fluh. lioniernoni Office. lSninmei School GI'ilIi1lIltEl. s o-' I LOWER PANEL - TOP ROW Pelefsky, Arnold Norman Classy l2B Prom Committee. intramural Atlileitics, Merit Roll. Homeroom Secr ary, 12.-X Lom- IHPIICETIIEIII Cvmmittee. . f Borbot, Mildred G. Beizcmlcnt Friendship Club, Nursing Club. TOP PANEL Forstag, Meyer Impzrlsim' Intramural Athletics, Hall Guard, Poster Rothman, Ted l- Club, Pep flub. Ifulzial Editorial Paqe Editor ft' Journal. Smada lllllll, IZA Research Coinnnttee Cliairinan, UB Prom Uonmiittee. Honor and Merit Roll. Yearbook Staff, Murder on the Second ' l li.or Lead. National Honor Society. . ,X Paull, Ednoh Belle ff , I Win lesomc ' X f f . 0 4, , J f4'4 - Hall Gu' , . 1 a ward, Friendship l y dknx K 6 .2 'J AFA Club. Me R0 .PGP lub- Cohen, Pauline Monroa Hlillir' Jones, Lawrence Paul Polite Movie Guard. X Ruzicka, Violette Ruth L-0P'VFff we National Honor Society. Honor and Merit Roll, 12l5 Prom fonimittee, llomeronm Presi- dent. Journal Pin, Athletic Awards. Service Club. Nursing Club, Shorthand Awards. Sat ni ViolaW da 771 I 1 oci Ho r Roll Tom uai f 1 esident Service F 'i ndf n .. ' i Comnnttei- ei 1 1. iii if mt Nat' l H61 r , ' . , A- na i . ii ' ' Tlul , Q ' - Cl . in om Pres - - 4 Athletic Award. i sl ull, l'7l3 P ' , P1 l 1 L Stevens, Ben , ' l?11uyu1it i nfiv rs fini, Ofnc. uri .1 1 fqdmim ' u ,Merit Roll. l ni 'a Athletics. on 1 ruyll LOWER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Sharp, Mildred Louisa Practiral Homeroom Treasurer, Pep Cl , Finanon f'lnb. Forum Club. WMM 063 Fleeter, Stanley Louis Turitzirn Piftzwesqire J Merit R , Nur ' Club Treasurer, Journal lfnllec , Sh and Awards, Student Assist- ant. PoSDicha Banks, William Louis Abslrarted Powell, Aurelia Evelyn Quick I llonor Roll. I Morrison, David lnipvtiwns Movie Guard. Ml Aubrecht, Olga Larry ,4rrr'Ic1'ati:'1' Girls Gym faptains Flnb Vice President. Emanun Club. Riding l'lul1, Pep Club, Girls Intramural Council, Merit Roll, Mikado and UxyC4lY'l1L'll of the Guard Casts. ' Qi 1' r, E UPPER PANEL - TOP ROW Palecek, Roland Roy Cultivated Hall Guard, Movie Guard. Bocan, Josephine Tliouglitful Homeraom Offices, llall Guard. Friendsltip Club. Pep Club. Gpcom, Joseph Robert A1fable Movie Guard, Honor Study llall Yice Presi- dent, IZA Usher Committee, Merit Rall. Mistetsky, Martha Exotic W x we yo' Regula, Joe Frank Damitlesx 1 Movie Cuard -lnurnal C llect0t.i'l' ack Team. nent Rbll, lllll'Zl1TlllI'7QKfhl ii Q15 f it bl 4 f , ' 1, i Morkel, Mary Eloise Enrhantiug Hall Guard. Friendship Club. Tata, Ambrozio Ordvrly Movie Guard. K 0' LOWER PANEL Fouts, Jack Curtis fllirilifirl Dance Band, Natirnal Band Coitasts, Roberts, Virginia May .-ltlrartirc' journal Pin, l2A M nitor. l2ll llance Coni- mittee. Nursing Club, Fi-iendsltip Club Cab- inet, Service Club, Pep Club Secretary. Homeroom President, Merit Roll. j l . 'Y Bewley argaret M ie it B ll l X A u ft gi Cl J. r e csbin ClnbX:'l'ep Club. , lot and A 'ar S lonleraom Otlices. lgo, John Noblitt A ,mu Wd Merit Roll, Debate Team. e UPPER PANEL - BOTTOM Row Veres, Mary figflflilll Homerotim Secretary, Nursing Club. Friend- ship Club. Intramural Athletics. Kapustar, Edwin John ll'ur'y-l1i1in'd ,lttnior Aviators Club. Cozza, Julia Careful Homeroom Treasurer, Poster Club. Pep Club, iSnmmer School Graduatcl. Golland, Harry All-.4i'o1u14i Honor Roll l'in, journal l'in. Srnada Club. National Honor Society, Philharmonic Club President, Orchestra Club, Stud nt Council National Band and Orchestra Ci ntests. Fleisher, Florence Sandra ,,lllJt'1llF'I'Ult.Y Service Club, Friendship Clrb, llonor and Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards. llomeroaxn Offices. Tutor. Student Council. Trissel, Jack Howard f.iUlI1.'l'A'!' Track l.ettcr. llicycle Tournanient. Field and Stream Cllb. Movie Operators Club. Home- roonl Otlice. IZA Research Committee. Lehecka, Viola Alice lJv.rft'r0u.f Leadersllip Club President. lloineroonx Of- fice. Shorthand Awards, Athletic Awarils, Merit Roll, Tutor. 8 0 L LOWER PANEL - TOP ROW Maresh, Elmer Frank Vmzturesome Intramural Athletics. Football Team, Guard, Homer: om Secretary. Hatton, Mary Ann Ikjtmdablc Honor and Merit Roll. Homerooni Secretary, Shfrthand Awards, Student Assistant. Serv- ice Club. National Honor Society. Vella, William Angelo I71.rcrim1'11z1t1'11gf XYrestling Team. Zamostny, Mildred Florence Iizspirrd Friendship Club. Hall Guard. Sliorthand Award. Sberna, Carmen Clarence .llaxculiliv Honieroom President. Football Team. Home- room Offices, Boys Intramural Council. Kaplan, Diana Maxine lVirIr7a::'akc tSummer School Grailiiatel. Mastny, Elmer George Cordfal TOP PANEL Pompili, Wilson William Casual Merit Roll. Forum Club Treasurer, Home- room Secretary. Mako, Blanche Barbara Iivsivablc Girls Athletic Club, Friendship Club, Leader- ship Club. Homcroom Secretary. Spear, Martha Jane .flmnlrv Friendship Club, Pep Club, CSummer School Graduatel. Re-uven, Leonard Lawrence llflabile Hall Guard, Intramural Athletics. LOWER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Levine,B la R. Bvnigii Hall Guard, Friendship Club, Mikado Cast. Rostocil, Franklin Exllltaut Intramural Athl ities. Schwartz, Hannah Birdie I'mag1'natir.'c Hall Guard, Nursing Club, fSummer School Graduatej. Taylor, Donald Dustin Ready Boys Gym Captains Club Offices, Movie Guard. Noon-llay Movie Manager. Pekarek, Dorothy Ruth Spaitfaizcozls Student Council, National Honor Society, Honor and Merit Rall. Friendship Club. Service Club, National Orchestra and Band Contests. Homeroom Officfs, 12A Commence- ment Committee. Dryja, Walter Alfonso M1'l1'tm'y Hcnor Study Hall Secretary. Hnmroom Secretary, Student Council, National Honor Society, Tutor. Yanovich, Margaret lrene llrlpful lntramnral Athletics, Merit Roll. UPPER PANEL - TOP ROW UPPER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW' Tokar, Cecilia Rose Trnacious Polsky, Sara Loyal American Student Union. QW Zimmerman, Leah Iflll'l'ffFfl!' Service Club. Tutor. tluard Captain. lfriend- ship Club. .lrurnal t'ollectm', Nursing Club, Mrrit Roll, Student Council. 11 liffi T onor ol ' and Guard. Service C Fr' ' lub, Natirnal Honor Sn- cietv, n e m Vice President, Student Kowalski, A n M. ' Coiincil, lt e' Awards. Konya, Rose Marie Brfvifrlziug Homeroom President. Student Assiatant. Friendship Club, Shorthand Awards. Leon, Celia Sczara Cordial Merit Roll. Shorthand Awards, Nur5ing Club, Hall Guard. Osto, Amanda Victoria Brisk Friendship Club. Hall Guard. intramural Athletics, tSummer School Graduatel. LOWER PANEL Kutis, Edward John lYl'i7l't1Ilt Bass, Rosa Lee llnrn1f1Hilzi.v ,lournzil Collector. tlrchestra Club. National Urcliestra Contest. First Place String Quartet Contest, Pliillmarinfmir Club, First Place Ym- lin Quartet Contest. Ellman, Adele Aileen llrarly , Athletic Awards. liirls Athletic Club. Serv- ice Club. Friendship t'lub. Merit Roll. jour- nal Pin, Tutor, Fencing t'lub, IZB Prom L'nmmittee, Pen Club. Bloom, .lock Aaron .4 t't1ill'1v11'v llonieroom Vice President. Math Club. Stu- dent Crzuncil, Cheerleaders Cluli Vice Presi- dent. Brodsky, Florence Beatrice44 fl .'id1'VI1il'Ul71l' lfriendsliip Club, Service Club, Nursing Club, Merit Roll, Hall Guard. Restifo, Mary Frances .llrziitfifivzf Bloom, Faye F. lt'r.rf1 uxir' Sho li. a'ds, .- et vards. Merit R . ice lb, tii is r tic Club. llomca root ce. Gniewkowski, Henriette B. I'11nbfr11.ri'z'r llomerooni Treasiircr. Friendship Club, Hall tiuard. Pen Club, Girls Athletic Club. Epstein, Rose ll'orIl1y lloinernonl President. Poster 1t'luh. Honor Roll Pin and Guard. American Stirdent Union Yice President, National Honor Society. Cadek, Rita Evelyn Patient Friendship Club. Hall Guard, Shrrthand Awards, .4 uhurn-liair' Shapiro, Ro i Ilall Uuar 30 . i -1 i OWER P NE OP R0 il-,, r .kyr ,V , LOVVER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW 0 : .' . . hmm' , am Franklin X,V ,fglififi , ', Steiner Esther Rose 1 I Sj'Wlf'!lflli.7ill!l lqnierii H ei ' A init, im Ain- is h,. , iffiendship Club. letic Co ut A e Guard. tSummer ,. - t ' -W Scho iradl - K A ' ka,51l5i7'5itf' -' - ' - V L,,',- V if ' V 1 , L L Volenzeno, John Edward Klench Mor Oret A--f, K Compauionable D ' ' g ffm, I ,lrjiggieiilgi gil-,l Mikado and Yeon1en of the Guard Casts, , c-mme I g g., V , kk , f,.f,Q kk.k I Drivers Club. Ff'C'1dSh'P Club- . . 4 lm, ' : :' , AVAV Williams, Almeta Jane Yohman, Melvin Joseph ,,,,,,,,,',,,,,,, Specirlative F ' d h' Cl h H ll G d N A Cl b Top PANEL rien s ip , u a uar ursmg u , Honor and Merit Roll, tSnmnier School Grad- uatej. Muraco, Mike Joseph ffruial Field, Marian Jean Cliarmiiiff National Honor Society. t'e-ntral Connuittce Secretary, Service Clnh Secretary. Honor and lN1Ier1t.Roll, Student Council, 12A Banquet f,Ql11TIil41ffCC. 128 llance Committee, Frleiida ship Llub, IZA Monitor. l-lutter, Albert llz t'l'5Ii'Z'l' Intramural Athletics. Jones, Dorothy Ev n fjhlliflllllgf Friendshi lub. dent, For ' Yice Pres ep Cl , B ado Cast. ' F11 Vice Presie it R , Homerfiom Offterrnatt, Robert John In-trllfyfszit fllath Fluli Secretary. llviinenioin Secretary, National Honor Society, Tutor, Honrr Roll. ltovs Gym llziptains Club, Intramural Ath- lctics. Gorsky, Dorothy Florence .iiffrrtiorzntr Leadership l'luh. Guard. Friendship fflnh. Merit Roll. Shorthand Award. Gorsky, Dolores Eleanor l'ri.vl' Swimniinz Flnlm. Guard Fziptain, Friendship lfluh. Riding Club. 1 NJ , . Garbo, Jyyifphaiip - .S'z1a,1'e X Boys lutranu 'al ' ' u l. XYrestlim: Team, 128-IZA lladzietlmidll Teams. Poster Club, llonier' om 08196. ! Jones, Cain McHenry! .l0z'1'al a. Track Team. Merit Roll, Movie Guard, i'Yeo- men of the Guard Cast. Kozma, Priscilla Veronica ,S'0licitou.r Hrmmeroom Otiice. Service Club, Friendship Fluh, Leadership Club. Meyer, Fred James Clmimf Home-room President. Track Team Manager, XVistgoma Hi-Y. Intramural Athletics. IZA Banquet Committee. Sansone, Viola Janice Frmiuim' Pep t'lnlv, Friendship Vluli, fslllllflliil' School tfratluatcj. ,ff Km' UPPER PANEL - TOP ROW Slater, Helen Frances Rosy Honor Study Hall Secretary, l'nster Club. Student Assistant. Kalister, Jennie Louise lnurnal Collector, Hall liizard, Friendship l'1'r1ixr'rz'u'r!I13' l'lub. Karmis, Hilda Helene llalidy Friendship Club, Pliilliarniniiic Club. Mika- do and Ye0men of the Guard Casts. Leder, Elsie Anne Illcritu rin 11.v Athletic Awards, Poster Club 'llTi'1lSllfK'l'. Merit Roll. Friendship Club. llnnieroom Vice President, Girls Athletic Club, Nursing Club. Ringer, Belle ,S'fiiri'tcd tluard Fziplaiii. Consolo, Margaret Likublr Hall Guard. Koberna, Rose E,r14lvc1'a1Lt Honor Study Hall Secretary, Nursing Club. Student Assistant. .luurnal Vullcctnr. Rillvifllub, LOWER PANEL Ward, Robert William In1ffrr.r.r1':'1' Dance Band. llunm' Study llall l'rr Moxie Guard. Sorrell, Beatrice Jeanne I r1'z'u1i! lfriendship Club. Pen Club. Hall Sluirtband .'XWEll'flS. Studxnt Assistant. Roszkowicz, Helen Anne lnidvpwifimit XV.ii.A.R. 1037 lleclaniation Contest sentativc. MacDonald, Curtis C. lJcn1fcrut1'a' LOWER. PANEL - BOTTOM ROW . ' 1 1 Srp, Henrietta May I Svftlvd Shorthand Award. Nursing Club. Tutcr. ln- tramural Athletics. sident. DeFranco, Ann Carole C-0I1!1'!ll'I-l7l!7 Mikado and Yeonien of the Guard Casts. Pfister Club. Hnmeroom Uttice. Hall Grard, Friendship Club. Guard, Passafiume, Jenny Iffllllk Swimming Club. Retire- Giganti, Celia Cfu1::'i11r1'11g1 Hall Guard. Bodnar, Helen Rose I,P'fIfitii!'llt Hnnieronni S cretary, Friendship Vluh. Hall Shy Frien p Cl . S 'ice Club, Honor Study Heel oth ngelia Hal ., cr a Merit Roll, Hall Guard. Goldstein, Hermine .'1tt1'u1'tz'2'r iSun1nier Schnrl iiraduatel. 32 LOWER PANEL - TOP ROW Popp, Cornelius Alfred Dynamic Field and Stream Club. Chess Club. tiuard Captain. Geraci, Elena Sadie Ilomvstir Friendship Club. Athletic Auard, Merit Roll, Service Club. Markoff, Hannah Jeanne .Slj'.Yf! VYl!1flil' Friendship Club. l,ibrary tiuarfl. Feueiug Club, Nursing Club, Girls Athletic Club. Kaczmarek, Genevieve Estelle Titian Q Lanier, A n Vnaffrrri' . 0 Awards. Foster, Dorothy Julia C'41i'r'f1'r't' lfrieudsliip Club, llall Guard, tSiuutuer School tirarluaiej. Collier, George Emery f,'01tl'lK'UllJ 7 'Zz :., six ,. an ' ..... fit? rl? rf, l ..., ,...,.., , TOP PANEL Terkel, l-ly Zzxvtfzrl Movie Upei'atrmrs Club. Chess and Checker Club. 'I'utm', Merit Rull, Drivers Club, Home- rnrmi Offices. Opper, Bernice Deanne flIT'lfl0l'I1fI'lI!! Yearbunk Stainf. Merit Roll, Frieudslaip Club, Nursing Club, Service Club. Kondas, Theresa Rose Mary l'r'11d1'11f Girls Athletic Club. llunierumn.OFli:es, ,laur- ual Cfillcctor. Sant ria, Jim Slain' Vt Mm' tluard. I LOWER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Sprock, Albert Frank Nnufiml Homeroorn President. Boys Intramural Coun- cil. Student Council, Merit Roll, National Hnunr Sfciety. An toskow, Irene Noreen Frarvfzli Frie dship Club. Esperanto Club, Shorthand Aw ds lNleritR i,16zfamur 1 T ' '. I 1 Onuska, Frances Clara Hrlpful 3 Friendship 'lub. Service Club. Tutor, Merit Roll. Ilomeraom Secretary, Pep Cluh, Shnrt- llillltl Awards. Bodnar, Mary liniaffzuzal Friendship Club, Guard Captain. Ferguson, Mabel Ernestine tiigfgliizg l'11'lEllClSl ll1i Club. Jones, Frances Lucille t'o111mr1rdaI1.'z' Hall lruard, lllatli Club. Haynes, James Alexander FIN!-fooled Track Tram, Field and Stream Club. Poster t'lulz, Lettermeus Club. Swimming Club, tSummcr Sclmul tlraduatel. . -gl UPPER PANEL - TOP ROW Robb, John Ramsey Conservative Intramural Athletics. Amato, Angeline Geraldine Emphatic Hall Guard. Pep Clulm. Leadership Club. Friendship Club. Bickerton, Harry M. Plucky Barnett, lda Aspiring Fencing Cluh. Service Club. Shorthand Awards, Merit Roll, Pep Cluh. Friendship Club. Athletic Awards. Tutor. Rudnick, Leon Liberal Liotta, Margaret Grace Volatile Homeroom Ofhce. Podorofsky, Sanford Stolid Intramural Athletics, Yeamen of the Cuardl' Cast.. LOWER PANEL Weitzel, Kenneth Edward Ardent Smada Club, VVistgoma lli'Y. Student Coun- cil, l2A Monitor, l2li l'rum Committee. l2A Dance Committee Chairman, Merit Rrll, Mikado Fast, National Honor Society. Dowdy, Julia Helen Winsome Homerrom Vice Presitlent. Ycamen of the Guard Lead. National Honor Society, Serv- ice Cluh, Friendship Clulx, l.2li-l.2A Class Treasurer, Solo Contest Acconipanist. Potter, Jean Catherine Delectable Home-room President, Service Club, Pep Cluh. Einanrn Flulm. Honor and Merit Roll. Na- tional Honor Society. Wallace, Robert Anthony Gallant Honor Study llall Offices, lll'lllPl'tlIlll1 Presi- dent. Student lfonucil. Merit Roll. l'cp Cluli. ,+, L. UPPER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Gnant, Marian Elizabeth Accomplished Friendship Club. tSununer Schl ol Graduatel. Ross, Isadore Lewis focular Math Club, intramural Athletics. Weiskind, Mary Marsha Uusclfisli Esperanto Cluli, Service Club, Guard Captain, Tutor, Homeroom President, Honor and Merit Roll, Student Assistant. Baley, James Anton Manly Journal Collector, Student Council, Bmys In- tramural Council, Bays Gym Captains Cluh. I Simovitz, Bella R. ' C'nncz'Iiatory 'l'uto , 'l h A ., Friendship nh, Hal . Abrams, Bernard Comfvlaixant Student Council, Maroon Masque Cluh Treas- urer, Murder nn the Second Floor and lNlikado'i Casts, IZA Banquet Committee. IZB Prom Committee, Merit Roll, Math Club, IZA Moniti r. Muni, Mildred Jean Vivid Honor Study Hall Vice President. Pep Club. LOWER PANEL - TOP ROWV Heller, lsadore Lawrence Pleasant Math Club. IZA Resrzirch Committee. Home- room Secretary, Merit Roll, Hall Guard. Blatecky, Mildred Antoinette .7lIIl.Yl'l'Hl Philharmonic Clulm Vice President. A J Friedland abeth Able Ser f uh. I p Club, Tutor, Short- hand wards rt Roll. Hutek, Julia Sophie Lilrablc Shorthand Awards, Friendship Cluh. Athletic Awards, Girls Intramural Council. Bekevic, Genevieve Joan Willowy TOP PANEL Spremulli, Frank Carmen Firm Merit Roll, Journal Collector, Movie Guard. Powell, Philicia Farctious Hall Guard, Friendship Club. Intramural Athletics, CSnmmer School Graduatej. Dornanski, Victo 'a France Mindful H ll' 1 Friend' Club, Commercial Zqguchgr Leo Pgul vard on o ecrctary, Mikado and . Y en of uard Casts. Accommodatmg Intramural Athletics, Chess and Checker Cluh, Movie Guard, Homeronm Vice Presi- dent, Journal Collector. - on Rivers, Henrietta Dutiful Ozimek, Edward John Amiablc lntramural Athletics, CSummer School Grad- uatel. ,gp-., six LOWER PANEL - BOTTOM ROW Sunday, Joseph Edward I'rct'isc Hays lntramural Council, Hall Guard. Home- rocnn Ullices. Student Council. Koontz, Vizfjgnffiaricp .1 'Y , VI Clncljlu- f. lj Ilomeroom Secretary. Friendship Club. Stu dent Assistant, Shorthand Awards. Gullo, Frances Mary Ann True Homcrnom Secretary. Friendship Club. Hudson, Jacqueline Aurelia Peace Co11trmf1Iatiz'c Friemlsliip Club, Hall Guard, Nursing Cluh, Student Assistant. Gazda, Rose Helen Meladioux National Honor Society. llomeroom Ofice, National Orchestra Contest, National Band Contest. Orchestra Club, Piccolo Solo Contest. Millen, Grace Pauline Attentive Homeroam Vice President, Tutor, National Honor Society, Math Club, Service Club, Pep Cluh, Merit Roll. Washington, Jeroldine Izrtclrstixzgf Friendship l'luh. Nursing Cluh. Hall Guard, Yeomen of the Guard Cast. UPPER PANEL - TOP ROW Penn, Edson E. H rII-nroomril Marching Rand. llrass Sextet Vontvest. Trumpet Trio Conte-st, Orclisstru Club. Hist- pzoma Hi-Y, IZA llance fonnnittee. National Rand Contest. National Orclirstra Fontcst. New York Orchestra Trip. Stopar, Pauline Angela Gay Girls lntramural Council, Journal Follector, Shorthand Awards, 12B Basketball Team, Student Assistant. Robboy, Bernard Samuel Brown:-z'yrd Homeroom Office, Movie tiunril. 'W Zipin, Pearl JI, C01lSFI'FIIt' .r 'UQ A io f!'Cll CflHlE'Sl. National llanil x ewflrches a luli. I'hill1armonic Flulu. 0 estra and Hzuid l,6ttt'r. Hoinerooni Trczis- urer. Chase, Daniel Thomas Cl1i7,'alr'on,v Baley, Ruth Emily RFf1'V1'll!l Friendship Club. Thomas, Wilfred Clayton Com faliblc' Honor Stuily Hall Uftice, Bicycle Tourna- ment, Movie tiuzirtl. LOVVER PANEL Tassi, Elfreda,-Dolores .Siroizzy nan :sum-t1.s! Sedlak, Dan Joseph l7i11I0mafii' Merit Roll, Tutor. lZl'4 llnnte Vonnnittee, l'omn1'rciz1l Awzlrfl, Student Council. Ladanyi, Dezso Joseph .S'Iurl1'011s Student tlouncil, Math Vlulv- Vice Vresitlent. Tutor. National Honor Society, llonor Roll Pin and liuzirrl, Honor Plaque. , V, Schwartz, I ra J l'l1fr'1'gfi1z'd llzill I' . Nl si r l'll cllcstru est. 11. National Ur- UPPER PANEL - BOTTOM R Silvestro, Antoinette Dolores .S'ot'1'nl1li' tiuarrl Vziptziiii. Fishman, Barney Xrat OW Honor Stuily llall Yice l'resident. Badalmenti, Clara Lucy Stirnl Student Council, Frienfislwip Iiluli. Roubal, Elmer Anthony .S'::'1'ft liette1'i11c'ns fllllll. Tracie 'liE?Ull. Mo liicycle Ti urnament. Stetka, Evelyn Anne ,Sinmll tSunnner School lirzuluzitel. Grushko, lsadore Lee .S'z'rr'11v llall Gtuiril. Koch, Velma Lydia l7oi'1'le Hull tiuztiwl, tSunnncr School lira vie Guard iluatel. UPPER PANEL-TOP Row Bernstein, Gladys .-lrlifv' Girls fiym faptziiiis Club Vresiilcnt. Xzitiminl Hunnr Si ciety, Service t'luh. lfrien lshiii t'lub. Ill! Prtnn t'unnnittce. l2.X llanuuct thnnnit- tcc. Honor Ri.ll. Athletic .Xwar1ls. Ye-unien ut' the Guard :intl Xlik:iilu fasts. ,Alas National llantl Contest. National Orch stra Cintest, llonor Study Hall President, Tennis Team, lntraniurzil Athletics. Mi I ler, Martin! Sl1rvfs'd Minsky, Joseph M, Plixyfxrl Orchestra Club. XYomlwinil Quartet. l'hil- harmnnic Club. National Urches.ra Contest. New York Orch.-stra Trip, Second l'lat-1: in Snln Contest. Schuman, Robert Joseph L itlirsome llarll Guard, Journal Collector, Hurneruom Secretary. McGeever, Robert Thomas Astxrtr' lntramurzil Athletics. XVrestling Tcam. Fish, Miriam M. jj ivI'i!!1ll7tll'IAV - - M oll, , iletic Awards, Short- li n 5, IZA Rgiiearcli tlunnnittee. tiirls A il i 'lub. l rienils ip Club, Service Club. UPPER PANEL - BOTTOM ROVV Cndi, Adeline Cecelia 'liz' in nl Glassman, Benjamin Furt'e'fnl American Student Union l'r.sitlent. O'Brien, Mary Agnes Campusvd Service Club, Honor Roll, Friendship Club. O'Brien, Helen Julia 1:l'1lt'l1tllj llornerrimir Secretary, lfrienilshiii Club, Serv- ice Club, Student Council, Merit Rrll. s x Mandel Abraham lsqac , , ti i .Si iliiiuu . il Movie cal 1. t'la3Cs'PnQ1i1 Movie Operator, Hall fiuaril, . ikadb' Vast, Intramural Athletics. l Michek, Mamie Rose liiztlmxiastif Girls Intramural Cruncil. Tutoky, Ethel Audrey l.1'1t1'11g1 lfrientlshiii Cl OTHER TOWN HALL MEMBERS Ritliuif f'Iub. l 'ill ' tar .uncliroon Gua l. King, Dorothy Violet .-li'czu'i1tv Honor and Merit Roll, Girls Intramural Council. Hom roam liice President, Friend- ship Club, Mikado Cast. Zeleznick, Rose G. t'im1pi'z'lir'i1s1'7'v llomeroom President. Journal Collector, Frieiiclsliip fligb, Shorthantl Award. C Sosoka, John ' !Ji'ffw'r'1it Movie Guard. Merit Rill, Hall Guard, Intra- mural Athletics. Kotol, Wilma Agnes Cmiycrfial 1 Friendship. Club. Hall Guard, Pep Club Shdrtliand Awards, tSiimmer School itlradz uatejf' ' Miller, Dorothy Katherine Naive Friendship Club, Pep Club, Intramural Ath- letics, Journal Collector. Garden Club Treas- urer. Q. rr' OTHER 'rowN HALL MEMBERS Mentall, Ray Ralph Tolerant Boys Intramural Council, Movie Guard, Hall Guard, Intramural Athletics. Sielatycki, Stella Nice CSummer School Graduatej. Goering, Robert Frank Retiring Track Team, Intramural Athletics. Homea room Office, Merit Roll, Honor Roll, Junior Aviators Club. Hudak, Virginia Margaret Hardy Shorthand Awards, Friendship Club. Roskilly, Harold William Reserved National Honor Society, Honcr Roll Pin and Guard, Shorthand Awards, Homeroom Presl- dent, Student Assistant. Man I one 1' Pe e Fri ship Club. Ploszynski, George Edward Intrepid Intramural Athletics, Homeroom Secretary. Kus, John George Quiet Benko, Joseph Alexander Jr. Adept Jacukovicz, Jeannette Fay Nice Student Assistant, Merit Roll, Shorthand Awards, Journal Collector. Mikado Cast. OTHER TOWN HALL MEMBERS Ridarsick, Ernest Quizeical Movie Guard, Intramural Athletics. Gresko, Margaret Modest Zarnowsky, Edward Lawrence Green-eyed Boys Gym Captains Club. Camillo, Clara Catherine Pre-occupied Finkelstein, Bernard Unmfled Wrestling Team, Movie Guard, Intramural Athletics. Dean, Lucille Mae Dreamy Styblo, Clarence Idealirtic Roth, Stephen Joseph Broad-minded Vale, Myron James Congenial Poster Club, Journal Collector, Movie Guard. Hartman, Robert Manly OTHER TOWN' HALL MEMBERS Vislocky, Michael Musical Orchestra Club, National Orchestra Contest, National Band Contest, First Place in Na' tional Quartet Contest, School String Quartet. Vajgl, Helen Edna Calisthenic Leven son, Sol S. Challenging Boys Intramural Council, Homeroom Oliices, Merit Roll, Football Team. Joseph, Ann Tiny Merit Roll, Student Assistant. Fink, Joe e-eyed 9 ui C lf, 3 Athletics, '-. -ag l Su mer aol raduatej. Mastny, Eleanor Gertrude Excitable Pilch, Ed Myslifying 1936 Intramural Baseball Championship Team Member, Intramural Athletics. Melnik, Michael Samuel Square Stempkowski, Theodore George Lucky Green, Zirelda Mary Sincere Rohrich, Mildred Pleasant Ml f' Athletics .... There's a breathless hush in the Close tonight- Ten to make and the match to win- A bumping pitch and 0 blinding light, An hour to play and the last man in. And it's not for the sake of a ribboned coat, Or the selfish hope of a season's fame, But his Captain's hand on his shoulder srnoteg Play up! play up! and play the game! -Henry Newbolt SITTING: left to right: Paul Pillar, Vince Brice, Captain Warren Karlinske, Ed Lewis, and Tony Caruso. STANDING: Eugene Sliwinski, Steve Tikva, Bill Setele, Joe Restifo, Buh Kolesar, and Manager Sal Marino. Basketball . . . Losing the entire first team by graduation, the John Adams Rebels opened the '36-'37 campaign against the strong South l-ligh team with only two Iettermen. After a shaky start in which they lost their first five games, the locals began to click and won three straight before losing to East Tech at the Public Auditorium, Adams lost its one independent game played with Bedford. Captain Warren Karlinske and Paul Pillar were consistently outstanding. Vince Brice's great defensive play won him acclaim, while Bob Kolesar's fighting spirit inspired the team. Fighting finishes, especially in the Central and Benedictine games, characterized the varsity play. V Led by Fred Rozelman and Ted Cordray, the second team had a fair year. John Adams-26 South-35 Unloosing a barrage of baskets in the final quarter, the South l-ligh Flyers won the opening game of the year by defeating Adams, 35-26. Con- sidering that there were only two lettermen back, Coach Edwin L. Krege- now expressed satisfaction with the team's showing. John Adams-I6 Holy Name-44 Coach Kregenow startled the school with his decision to cut every senior from the squad in order to build for next season. Holy Name took advantage of this decision by severely trouncing Adams, 44-l6. John Adams-25 West Tech-31 In an effort to start the team off on a winning spree, the Adams line- up was revised for the fourth time in as many games. ln spite of this, the West Tech Carpenters snipped Adams' hopes by defeating the locals, 3l -25. The seniors were back in the line-up. John Adams-I9 Glenville-26 lnability to tally from the charity line proved costly to the Rebels as the Glenville Tarblooders chalked up. a 26-l9 victory. The Maroon and Gold quintet missed 9 out of l4 free throws. John Adams-30 Cathedral Latin-27 This game produced the best scoring combination of the season. The local rooters saw the Rebels eke out their first victory of the year, 30-27. Paul Pillar and Captain Warren Karlinske garnered 22 points between them. John Adams-30 Central-26 Rallying in the closing stages of the game, the John Adams quintet swept into its second victory by outfighting the Central five, 30-26. Paul Pillar and Elmer Smolik were outstanding with their determined play. John Adam:-24 St. Ignatius-17 Displaying the winning spirit for the third straight time and inspired by Bob Kolesar's fighting play, the Adams Rebels downed a small but fast St. lgnatius cage team, 24-l7. Adams overcame an early St. lgnatius lead by steady playing in the second half. John Adams-30 East Tech-41 The East 55th street lads, paced by Pete Lalich, upset the Adams five, 4l -30. The East Tech-John Adams game was part of a basketball program at the Public Auditorium for the High School Athletes lnjury Fund. Lalich was high point man of the evening with l4 points. Bill Setele of the locals was close behind with l2. John Adams-31 Lincoln-34 Playing one of their best games of the year, the John Adams Rebe's fought throughout the entire game and the powerful quintet from Lincoln just managed to squeeze out a 34-3l decision. The brilliant playing of Captain Warren Karlinske, who totaled i6 points, kept Adams in the fighting. John Adams-43 West-29 The West High Cowboys lost to the Rebel squad as Adams branded the Cowboys, 43-29. More points were scored by the Kregmen in this tilt than in any other previous contest. ' John Adams-29 Benedictine-24 Apparently a weak team, the Benedictine squad did not resemble one as it battled all the way and finally lost, 29-24. Vince Brice of the locals and Vic Tanski of Benedictine led the scoring, each netting lO points. John Adams-25 Collinwood-39 Adams couldn't seem to find itself in the enormous Collinwood gym, and the fast-breaking quintet from Five Points won, 39-25. Paul Pillar paced the Rebels with lO points, getting eight of them in the first quarter. John Adams-19 East-3'I For the final game of the season, the Rebels encountered the Blue Bombers from East, who were playing without their all-scholastic Jack Oberst. However, the Bombers had Ben Borchert and John Mlakar who paced them to victory, 3l-l9. lt was the last high school game for Vince Brice and Ed Lewis. FRONT ROW, left to right: Tom Mahoney, Alex Woronkoff, John Chojacki, Elroy Retzlafl, Bob Kolesar, Morris Mativetzky John Rode. BACK ROW: Eugene Sliwlnski, Howard Mlckovsky C pt ' N' k B ill nd Angelo Barille. Football . Spurred on by the fine showing of last year's squad which placed second in the Senate standings, l35 boys, including ll lettermen led- by lCAaptc:1in2gIick Barille, turned out for the first spring football practice on arc . In addition to Captain Barille, who was an All-Senate choice last season, Coaches George Kozak and Edwin G. Caldwell welcomed back three other backfield Iettermen, quarterbacks Howard Mlcklovsky and Eugene Sliwinski, and halfback Angelo Barille. A. Barille was out a portion of last year's season with a broken arm, The presence of the Barilles gives the Rebels one of the few brother combinations in the Senate. Protecting the forward wall are seven returning veterans including ends, Ray Gorski and Joe Palgut, tackles, Maurice Dworkin, Morris Mativet- sky, and Alex Woronkoff, guard, Bob Kolesar, and center, Elroy Retzlaff, Because of the shortage of experienced guards, one of the tackles may be tried at this position. This year, for the first time, a real city champion among Cleveland high schools will be chosen. ln the newly enlarged Senate which includes the four Catholic schools, Benedictine, Cathedral Latin, Holy Name, and Saint Ignatius, the league is divided into an East Side and West Side division. At the termination of the regularly scheduled games, the leader of each division will meet in a game to decide the city championship. As Coaches Kozak and Caldwell near their third season at John Adams, they can look back with pride upon the success they have brought to Adams on the gridiron. An outstanding trait of the Rebels this year was the fight- ing spirit which enabled them to come from behind time and time again and gain victory when it looked as if they were doomed to a hopeless defeat. Baseball .... A well-organized hardball baseball league came to Cleveland and John Adams this spring for the first time in the form of the Metropolitan League, composed of teams from 24 schools of greater Cleveland. Because of the great number of entrants, the league was divided into three sections: the central group, to which John Adams belongs, had as other members Cathe- cslral Latin, Cleveland Heights, Collinwood, East, Holy Name, Shaw, and outh. Chosen to coach the Adams team was Edwin L. Kregenow, who also guides the basketball squad. One hundred boys answered Coach Krege- now's first call but, because of the limited equipment, the squad was pruned down to 20 by the opening game on April l9. During the past season there was no definite plan of financing the team but, by means of special shows and the sale of booster tickets, suits and catching equipment were purchased. Although this was Adams' first venture into a hardball league, the team proved to be no weak sister in her division, for many members of the team previously had established themselves as players of high caliber in the Cleveland Baseball Federation League. The introduction of baseball to John Adams promised to offer many boys a chance at inter-school competition which was denied them prior to this time. Although most boys have never played football or basketball, commented Coach Kregenow, many of them have been swinging bats since they were in elementary school. In addition to the regular schedule, the squad played several inde- pendent games with teams not on the schedule. Intramurals .... With three new sports making their debut in the Adams sports intra- mural program, athletics attained a new high for a successful season. Hand- ball, paddleball, and badminton are the newcomers to the gymnasium where practically every sport is played. lncluded among these are basketball, volleyball, tennis, and ping-pong. With l27 Glasser winning the first round of the basketball champion- ship and 2l2 Pierce capturing the second round, the two teams met for the championship of the school. Out to avenge a previous first round defeat, the Piercemen not only won the game but humiliated the Glassermen by the lop-sided score of 55-l2. Captain Joe Bilka led the onslaught with 21 points. The basketball championship gave Pierce a clean sweep of fall and winter intramural sports as this homeroom also captured the football crown. Their baseball record added to their other achievements has assured many boys of this homeroom their intramural A's. Albert Willinger, 3l9 Dawson, succeeds Ray Riven as the ping-pong champion of Adams. The new officers of the Intramural Council are Franklin Cech, l27 Glasser, president, .Walter Wiciejowske, l38 Stehn, vice president, and Robert Barber, l i2 Augspurger, secretary. ' All intramural athletics for boys is under the direction of A. P. Owens, teacher of physical education. 43 ' April April April May May May May May FRONT ROW, left to right: Lawrence Evans, Douglas Merritt, Thaddieus McCx-ay, Jay Nichols, Conner Strickland, James Haynes, Morris Baum, Robert Taylor, Fred Meyers tManager7. Edmund Samonek, Jerry Goldman, Jack Adkins, John Kormos, Frank Costello, Fred Neilson, Lambert, and Sanford Linsky. THIRD ROW: Sanford Henkin, Bernard Finkelstein, Frenise Logan, ' k R Tl M N'ck M h ' D id Sok i IT d E 't Alvis. FOURTH Ward. han omano, xomas urray, 1 ac ris, av on , an rnes Temple, Dean Lemley, Ernest Rudarsick, Dick Luther, .lurk Parker, and Joe Uhrin. Track .... SECOND ROW: Cain Jones, Rudolf Henderson, Glen Brooks, Don Bob Lange, Melvin ROW: Gasper Von After producing a field team which made one of the best records in the history of track at John Adams and which ranked as one of the finest teams in the state last year, Coach R. E. Knesal, at the start of the season, looked with apprehension toward the outcome of this year's schedule. This resulted from the tremendous loss of last year's lettermen. Early in the season, when asked for his prediction, he stated, lt just depends on how good the other teams are. The hopes of this year's squad have been centered around a small but sturdy nucleus of six returning lettermen, Thadieus McCroy, Conner Strick- land, Bob Taylor, dashmen, James Haynes, miler, Jay Nichols, hurdler, and Elmer Roubla, half miler. Since last season's team failed to elect a captain for the '37 squad, the present group of trackmen went through the campaign without a leader. For the sixth consecutive time the track team was self-supporting due to the acceptance of the season pass by the student body. Season Schedule l6-Latin, Here May --East, Here May 27-John Hay, Here l-Oliio Wesleyan Relays, Delaware, June Ohio 5-East Tech, Here June l2--Collinwood, Here June i9-Shaker, Here 22-North Eastern Ohio Meet 26-Cleveland Heights, Here 28, Z9-Ohio Scholastic Meet, Colum bus, Ohio 2-V-lnterscholastic Track Meet Pre- liminaries, Here 3-interscholastic Track Meet Pre- liminaries, Here, West Tech 5--lnterscholastic Track Meet, West Tech Wrestling . . . Two seasons ago Allen P. Owens, teacher of physical education, es- tablished a wrestling club at John Adams in an effort to develop sufficient interest and ability for competition with other schools. So satisfactory was the response that wrestling is now a major sport. This year, Edwin G. Caldwell took over the coaching duties. Even though final records give the local boys a .500 rating with two defeats and two victories, Coach Caldwell believes that the '37 campaign may be con- sidered a success as it succeeded in establishing wrestling as a ranking sport in this school. After a strong start, the team was handicapped by the graduation of Joe Sanfilippo in mid-season. This semester's squad was built around Frank Costello, Bob Reimer, and Phil Travagliante. After the final meet, Coach Caldwell said, The boys have done their best to give wrestling a permanent place in this school and l believe they have succeeded. All members of the team are returning next year and we have hopes for a great season. Golf .... One year ago, athletic activity in John Adams took another step for- ward when golf was introduced to the student body. This spring golf com- pleted its second year under the direction of Coach George Kozak. Although golf has gained renown in other schools, it is comparatively unrecognized here. Regardless of this, last year saw the development of George Kosterbanik '36, who placed second in the city amateur golf tourna- ment among senior high schools and also placed in the state amateur contest. Bob Lash and Frank Spremulli were the only returning veterans from last year's campaign. Tennis .... Faced with the task of replacing all but three of last year's men, L. S. Irish assumed the coaching position of the tennis squad, succeeding Ted W. Ptacek. Henry Chesler, Harry Hajek, and Martin Miller formed the nucleus around which Coach lrish built the team. Most promising of the new candidates were Sanford Cohen, Sanford Speert, and John T wgler. Adams did not travel far for its matches, encountering all East-side schools. Miller managed the team throughout the season. The Adams tennis teams have been subject to much criticism because of their mediocre records. The best answer to this is the apparent lack of interest in tennis, which is evidenced by the small number of candidates who try out for the squad. B ASEGALIN Girls Athletics . . . Speedball! Basketball! Volleyball! Baseball! These are the sports offered throughout the year to John Adams girls who are interested in athletics. Girls are able to earn nine athletic awards by playing in intramural games or by membership in a gym club. A collec- tion of 50 stamps is required for each award and the stamps are pasted in books which are distributed by the Board of Education. The awards are presented at the Recognition program each semester, Eighteen l2A's have earned awards while at Adams. They are Doris Benes and Bernice Zimmerman who merited the fourth and fifth award, a pin and guard, respectively, Olga Aubrecht, Ida Barnett, Pauline Cohen, Lillian Doubrava, Julia Hutek, Bertha Lanzdorf, and Jean Leaf who earned the third award, a chenille A , Evelyn Katz and Elsie Leder who received the second award, an emblem, and Mary Bacik, Gladys Bernstein, Adele Ellman, Miriam Fish, Ann Kowalski, Helen Miras, and Stella Rundle who acquired the first award, a ribbon. Girls may acquire four additional awards: another letter, sixth award, a pin, seventh, a guard, eighth, and a cup, ninth. To promote interest in athletics, the Girls Intramural Council was founded in September, l935. The present officers are Doris Benes, presi- dent, Lillian Silk, vice president, and Lillian Doubrava, secretary. Miss Lillian L. Aitken, teacher of physical education, is the sponsor. Each girls homeroom is represented, the representatives act as captains of the teams and keep the attendance records of the participants who play in intramural games. Before a girl is admitted into a gym class, she is given an opportunity to choose the type of gymnastics in which she wishes to participate. Ad- vanced and beginners tennis, apparatus, sports, folk dancing, exercise, and advanced and beginners clogging classes are offered. The Misses Lillian L. Aitken and Helen Schlager are the teachers of physical education. The swimming class, which meets at the Woodland Bathhouse once a week, is sponsored by Miss Besse Simpson, teacher of English. By a score of I7-7, the senior A girls bowed to the l2B girls basket- ball team on April 6. However, as l2B's the present senior A girls defeated the mid-year graduates in January by the score of 20-lO. Activities . . . When the Icist school book is tossed oside ond three o'cIock comes 'round, the overoge Town I-toll mem- ber turns his thoughts to his clubs ond extro-curricu- Ior octivities. Class Calendar 1934 10B Introduction of the Class of i937 .... The Junior Friendship club was organized by lOB girls .... Mary Novotny began her dramatic career in Berkeley Square, the annual play .... John Adams offered a debate course under the supervision of H. L. Ballentine .... The music department introduced the first of the monthly musicales , , , Bill Nigut pledged to avoid the fairer sex l?J. 1935 10A Guidance programs were inaugurated to acquaint lOB's with John Adams . . . . The John Adams Orchestra reached new heights in the National con- test at Madison lWis.l .... Rebecca Sunshine was a member of the John Adams Debate team which won first place in the VVestern Reserve Radio Debate contest .... The Spring Carnival climaxed the semester activities. 1 1 B Two more years of work and play .... The Rooters club was organized to promote school spirit .,.. The operetta, The Mikado, featured many l l B chorusters .... For the first time in years, John Adams defeated East Tech and South in easy gridiron victories. 1936 IIA The John Adams Orchestra scored a brilliant success at the Metropolitan Opera l-louse in New York City .... During an impressive ceremony, l8 l lA's were inducted into the National Honor Society .... The annual play, Murder on the Second Floor, featured Frances Dedek and Mary Novotny . . . . John Adams captured first division honors in the National Band Con- test .... Angelo Famiano was elected president of the Student Council . . . . ln the nation-wide art contest, Lenora Fees received honorable mention. 12B September 8-The birth of the new senior class .... l8-Adams lost the first game of the season to the Toledo Scott eleven . . . 23-The Student Activities ticket proved a huge success ..,, 25-First Journal. October l-Following a week of nervous agitation, Angelo Famiano was elected l2B presidentg Dean Lemley, vice president, Frances Dedek, secretary, and Julia Dowdy, treasurer .... Z-The Presidents became the Rebels and defeated Glenville in a 7-O victory ..., 9-The l2B committees were selected. The l2A's entertained at the class Kick-Off .... lO--For the second con- secutive year, John Adams defeated the East Tech Carpenters .... 22-The Student Council sponsored the Harvest Swing .... 24-The Adams-South gridiron battle ended in a scoreless tie ..,. 26-George Washington was awarded the decision in the faculty-student election debate .... 3l-The Rebels bowed to the powerful Wells High team at Steubenville. November 2-Open House brought throngs of proud parents to view the school's exhibits .... 6-The Journal won two trophy cups in the state-wide contest . . , . 7-High School Day at the Cleveland Municipal Stadium ended in a l3-l2. victory over Holy Name by the successful Rebels .... l3-Despite all superstition, the l2B's entertained at the Lucky Thirteen Dance . . . . l4-By defeating Central in the last game of the season, John Adams merited second place in the Senate standings .... l9, ZO-A successful revival of Green Stockings, the annual play, featured many class prodigies. December 3-The l2A's defeated the l2B's in their annual cage clash .... 4-Open- ing the basketball season, the Rebels lost to a determined South quintet .... 7-The first l2B class meeting was held. The l-lit Parade Dance served as a test of both mental and physical skill .,.. ll-Twenty-eight class members were inducted into the National l-lonor Society ,... l7-Honors were paid to the football squad at the annual banquet .... l8-Seven class members were chosen to comprise the Central Committee. 1937 January 8-As a climax to a successful semester, the class turned out 350 strong for its gala Prom-a grand affair .... i3-The music department staged the annual even?ng Band and Orchestra Concert. John Valley, Dean Lem- ley, and- Frances Dedek were elected officers ofthe Student Council .... 20-The Federal Music Project enacted that popular Gilbert and Sullivan extravaganza, The Bohemian Girl ,... 22--The Rebels scored the first victory of the season in a 30-27 gain over Cathedral Latin .... 22- Formulos were forgotten when the Math club entertained at the semester's last dance. 12A February l--Pupils began the first day of the second semester with visions of spring, Commencement, and summer vacation ..,. 9-The first Town Hall meeting resulted in the election of Bill Nigut, Dean Lemley, Frances Dedelc, and Julia Dowdy as l2A class officers .... The Student Council sponsored the Red Cross Dance for the benefit of flood relief .... l l-Clubs displayed their activities at the Club Carnival in the girls gym .... l7-The Adams debate team was awarded the decision over the Brush squad .... l8-The Honor Society elected its officers: Edward Kalat, president, Dean Lemley, vice president, Jean Leaf, secretary, and Jane Weber, treasurer .... l9- First Journal of the semester with Bill Nigut as editor-in-chief. March 3-Album sales reached lOO per cent three hours before the deadline .... 6-Competing with I5 Ohio schools, John Adams rated second place in the debate tournament held at Canton lO.l .... l l-The l2A's defeated the l2B's in an exciting test of class basketball skill .... l2-The Journal was awarded first division rating in the Columbia Scholastic Press contest. Losing to East, the Rebels placed ninth in the Senate standings .... Helen Roszkowicz was selected to represent John Adams in the WGAR Senior High School Declamation Trophy contest .... l2, i3-For the third consecutive year, John Adams ranked first in the annual Greater Cleveland Instru- mental, Solo, and Ensemble contest .... l7-The Student Council sponsored the Irish Reel .... l8-Many class vocalists were featured in a most successful presentation of the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, The Yeomen of the Guard ,... i9-The faculty excelled the seniors in the closest game of the season. April l-The l2A April Fool's Dance was a great success in attendance and in fun ,... 7-To help finance the organization of a John Adams baseball team, the Pep Club presented an unusual performance of Mooha-Mahuka, the Magician .... 9, lO-John Adams placed fourth in the Kent State Dramatic Contest .... l9-l2B's opened the season with the Springtime Swingtime dance .... 23-Senior Distinction Day gave way to fun and frolic for the l2A's .... 29-i8 Class members were inducted into the National l-lonor Society ,... 3O-The Emanon club sponsored its first school dance. The John Adams Choral club competed in the city-wide contest. May 6-The first Central Committee dance proved a great success .... lZ-To help finance the Orchestra trip, entrees in the National Contest presented a concert preview of musical numbers .... l3, l4, l5-The John Adams Orchestra competed in the National Contest at Columbus lO.l .... Zl- The Weslerians sponsored a dance for those who trip the light fantastic .... l8, Zl, 25, 28-To stimulate scholastic interest, students participated in competitive scholarship examinations. June 4-The Student Council sponsored the semester's last dance . . . Town Hall is off the press .... 5-Seniors gathered at the Chamber of Commerce to enjoy their last affair, the IZA Banquet .... Ed Kalat officiates as master of ceremonies, and Margaret Bright is class speaker .... I5-Last Journal featuring honor key winners .... l7-Graduates receive their diplomas and bid adieu at their Commencement exercises held at the Music Hall .... Bill Nigut is master of ceremonies, and Sam DiBartolo, class speaker. Autographs mf' ACTIZ. .i.4...AQ 1.2manon,3.Journa1 Edftors Journal 3tLff,4 5 8 Service,5. SmuCu,0.Ccnt:m1 Cnmmittee,7.?orum,9. Sr. ?riendship,1C. Honor Society Off- 4 icers,11.Jr.PriendQh, I xath,14.?euoin5,15.ZiM monic,l7.?encing,15. 1 1 A ' ft- 1,-W V A A ming,22.3uLr, Supt XY7lEi.a:ns,wO.-U-ra. 'J L Y fl nm 1-44qzfl..1'L4 vOn.4.uO sing,26.3ym lapfainx, fl .1 p,12.Advi3ory,15. . g .ihilharv rchestra,19.3ym ounci1,2l.Swim- Q. 33.3oster, i1,25.3ur- 2?.Lovie,2S.Lat1n 4 To organise and snpervise the honor Name of Organization Boys Gym Captains Club Boys Intramural Council Central Committee Chess and Checker Club Emanon Science Club Forum Club Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Junior Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls Athletic Club Fencing Club Gym Captains Club Service Club Swimming Club Guard Club CLUBS ANI Purpose To assist gym teachers in conducting physical education classes. To conduct intramural competition. study halls. To learn the games of chess and checkers and to provide the members with a recreation. Health, friendship,,and science. To discuss vital issues of the day. To promote friendship. To help JOB girls 'make friends at John Adams. To give the girls who have an athletic award a chance to participate in sports. To further interest in fencing and to develop poise. To assist with gym activities in the gym and in the gym office. To serve the school. Sflilllilillilllg instruction and practice for gym credit and for gym stamps. To direct guard activity. Sponsors Allan P. Owens Allan P. Owens Lena A. McCann Allan P. Owens Harland M. Bright R. M. Bossinger David H. Pierce Lena A. McCann Gertrude A. Wiley Elizabeth Herbert Clara Wochele A'Luhise Trester Anne E Marek Lena A. McCann Marcella Mehling Nina M. Niedhart Helen Beeney Lillian L. Aitken Lillian L. Aitken Lillian E. Niebes Besse Simpson H. L. Ballentine xCTlVlTlES Officers Franklin Cech .... Donald Taylor . . . Frank Costello . . Paul Pillar ....... Franklin Cech .... Walter Wiciejowske Robert Barber .... Sal Marino ....... Dean Lemley . .. .lean Field ...... Norman Berman .. Sam Goldstein .... Alex Grinkevich .. Ethan Ristow .... Ralph Lamp ...... Muriel Becksted .. Henry Chesler . . . Alvin Levinson .... Virginia Moffatt .. Wilson Pompili . .. Jean Leaf ...... Ann Sciulli .. Ruth Baxter . . . Stella Rundle Lillian Kampert . .. Seville Lundmark . . Dorothy Slor ..... Rose Fetterly ..... Leona Vendeland . . Lois Bosworth .... Eleanor Lane . . . Ruth Gallagher . . . Helen Abrams . . Della l-larms ..... Dorothy Shinhearl . Gladys Bernstein . . Olga Aubrecht .... Lillian Doubrava . Bertha Lanzdorf .. Harriet MacKay . . Jean Field ...... Stella Rundle Ruth Bartlett ..... Squad Leaders .... Virginia Maneri . . . Norbert Scheck . . . Joe Perrino ..... Evelyn Sejba .. . . . President . . . Vice President .. . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer .. . . . . . President . . .Vice President . . ........ Secretary ........ President First Vice President Frances Dedek .... ....... . . . . Second Vice President Secretary President . . . . . . . Vice President Secreta ry-Treasurer President . . . . . . . Vice President Secretary-Treasurer President . . . . Vice President .... . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . . . President . . . Vice President . . . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . . President . . . Vice President . . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . . . President Vice President . . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer .... . . . . President . . . Vice President Secretary-Treasurer . . .......... President . . . . Vice President Secretary-Treasurer ... . . .. President .. Vice President . . . . . Secretary .. . . . .. Treasurer . . . . Student Asst. Lilly Lehecka, Evelyn Nader, Ruth Vainer, Emilyn Hahn. President . . . . . . . . . Vice President . . Second Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Date of When Meetings Organized Every Monday i935 At call of President i932 Wednesdays l 927 Fridays l93l Wednesdays l 935 Tuesdays l93O Every other Wednesday l924 Every Wednesday 1924 Every Tuesday i928 Every Wednesday i934 Monday Nights l923 Every Tuesday i923 Every Tuesday i937 Alternating Mondays l924 Name of Organization Journal Staff Mathematics Club Movie Operators Club National Honor Society Nursing Club Orchestra Club Philharmonic Club I Poster Club Riding Club Romans of Today Silver Fails Fencing Club Smada Club Student Council CLUBS ANI e Purpose To record school events, unify the stzfclent body, fvroniote school spirit, and teach motivated writing. To promote furtlzcr interest in niathe- matics and its allied fields. Advanceiizent of visual education at fohn Adonis. To clevelof the four qualities of leaclershlfw, character, scholarship, and service. To learn first aio' and to assist the nurse in clzsfvensary work. To play lighter lllllSl.C,' to act as small !1CC0llIf7Cl1lllllUlll orchestra for operetta, etc. To luring together those people who have niiztnfil interest in music. Free fvzilrlicity to all 7c'o1'tlrzvlzile school activities. To e.rpc'1'fe11ce the joys of llf2IfSt'l7fIt'k ridiizg. To fvronzote fiirthcr interest in the study of Latin. To fvrornotc ho-vs interest in fencing. Boys Service Club To jvroniote the general welfare of the school, to arouse school sfvirit, to co- operate in the nzanagenzent of school affairs. Sponsors Verda Evans Katherine Fowler Craig Seasholes Fred N. Burroughs Lena A. McCann Katherine Fowler Edwin F. Helman Gertrude A. Wiley Sarah A. Griswold, R.N Amos G. Wesler John B. Elliot Paul E. Munk Agnes Lee Virginia J. Markham Mark D. Gordon Mark D. Gordon Grace A. Martin ACTIVITIES Officers Managing Editor ................. Bill Nigut Editorial Board .... Margaret Bright, Eric Boyer, Edna Louise Gleim, Jean Leaf, Sal Marino, Marie Panuska, Bob Perchan, August Quatt-- rochi, Theodore Rothman, Rebecca Sunshine. George Gyongyos Dezso Ladanyi ..... Robert Offtermatt Myron Miller ...... Fred Bucci ...... Bill Popp ...... Kenneth Rensel . Frank Greenfeld . . . . . Ed Kalat ...... Dean Lemley . . . Jean Leaf . . . Jane Weber . . Eleanore Friend . Dorothy Jones ..... Virginia Moffatt Anne Pospichal . . John McFerren . Richard Lidrbach Margaret Bright . Harry Golland- . . Mildred Blatecky Slavie Jilek ....... . . Reinald Jaffe . . . Larry Bause .... . ................. President . . . .Vice President . . . . . . Secretary ....... Treasurer . General Manager Assistant Manager Secretary-Treasurer . . . . .Student Asst. . . . . . . . President . . . Vice President . . . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . ........ President . . . Vice President . . . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer .. . . . . . President . . . .Vice President Secretary-Treasurer ....... President . . . Vice President Secretary-Treasurer President . . . Vice President Ethel Oberacker .... ...... S ecretary Margaret I-lejduk . . . Treasurer Marion Greger . . . . . President Bill Murdock . . . ...... President Donald Roy .... Vice President Sandy Gufreda . . ....... Secretary Lucille Pistilli . .. .... Treasurer Andrew Thomas .... ........ P resident Bert Hodges ....... ....... V ice President William Delkirk . Secretary-Treasurer Sal Marino ........ ......... P resident Angelo Famiano . Vice President Sidney Sacks .... . . Secretary-Treasurer John Valley .... Dean Lemley .... Frances Dedek . . Larry Jones .... President . . . Vice President . . . . .. Secretary . . . . Treasurer Date of When Meetings Organized Every day I924 Every Monday Alternating Tuesdays Once a Month Every Monday Every Wednesday Every Monday Every Monday Every Friday Every Tuesday Every Thursday Every Tuesday Second and Fourth Wednesdays of the Month I 930 I 926 I 932 I 927 I93O I 936 I 927 I934 I937 I 937 I 924 I 925 f-7 QQ ' f 1 Q ,f A X X at obo -Q 4 JJ-HQ Home l Xxxxoo? M '60 long 'feacwg' 7 Kg ggi? 04, 770 6 3 'if' R kflonumg F,,f.leF.1-w x 'fl XJ 1 fx . X ,N A N X ' f 9 X XFN ,M Q I 1.5.7, W 'f, X X X Hem: Q ' N on To The PRop7 - ' , j, Adclified Closs BERNARD Bernie ABRAMS-Came on July 7, 1919 donned ln a pharmacist's uniform. HARRY Bud BICKERTON-First hlt the llnotype keys November 13, 1918. HENRY Hank CHESLER-A June baby-12, 1919. On his way to political fame. MARVIN Marv ACKERMAN- Don't get excited. I arrived on September 17, 1919, to become a lawyer. JACK Flip-Flop ADKINS-Thumbed his way in- to the gym teacher business April 25, 1919. JOSEPHINE Joe AIELLO- D0n't be silly. I was born to be a typist August 28, 1919. ROBERT Bob BIELEK-Set forth on May 11, 1919, to become a determined doctor. STEVE BIGANOSKY- Say, he's a tool and die maker since October 23, 1918. JOSEPH Smiley BILKA- The fact is, I'm a gen- eral mechanic-was one even on August 12, 1918. ANGELINE Jerry AMATO- Isn't it awful? No, it lsn't, not if you like nurs1ng. August 27, 1919. IRENE Reeney ANTOSKOW-To be or not to be a stenographer. Flew in on October 18, 1919. HARRY Swede ASP-Potential engineer. Jimi- nle Christmas, I was born December 14, 1918. OLGA Olg AUBRECHT-Perhaps a dietitian. First saw light on June 12, 1919. IRVING Irv AUERBACH-Was introduced to his family May 24, 1919, as a doctor. PATRICK Jiggs AULETTA-Was born with pleasure, July 25, 1918, with no ego. MARY Tah'y BACIK-Arrived smiling on January 24, 1919, to go sleigh-riding. CLARA Lulu BADALMENTI- What did you say? I dldn't know what I'd be October 9, 1917. DENES BALO-On October 7, 1918, he said, Nice weather-for social work. LIBBY Lib BLAHA- You know, I'd like to be a nurse. March 26, 1919. ROBERT Bob BLANK- I'm a stenographer. You think so. October 2, 1918. IELDRED Millie BLATECKY-Plunking piano keys with fervor since November 29, 1919. JACK BLOOM-Leading a leading doctor's life fol- lowing January 10, 1920. Fagie BLOOM4he blossomed in the sten- ographers' department March 20, 1919. DON Chris CI-IRISTMAN-Stamped to be a postal clerk but says, Do you mean lt? June 16, 1919. ROBERT Bob CISAN-An Oh Yeah! man. Roller-skated to the U. S. on November 12. 1919. PAULINE Quinn COHEN-Typically secretarial- ish. We've got everything, eh Butch? 1Who's Butch?D February 5, 1920. GEORGE Yussel COLLIER- He who laughs, laughs last--but not at me, a veterinarian, December 13, 19111. VIRGINIA Ginger COLLINS-Slid down a rain- bow December 20, 1918, to take up beauty culture. MARGARET Maggie CONSOL0-Fell down the chimney into a business ofllce April 9, 1919. MARGARET Maggie CORTESE-Hitch-hiked a ride on the stork December 12, 1919, to become 8 IIUFSS, ' RUSSELL Rusty BOAEUF-March 15, 1919, threw the spotlight on a movie operator. JOSEPHINE Jo BOCAN- Don't tell me. Clearly, I'm a clerk. April 25, 1919. HELEN Bobby BODNAR- Go 'way. I'm well enough alone since August 28, 19l7. Sugar BODNAR- Oh Yeah. Well, maybe I'm just another stenographer. October 14, 1919, EDWARD Balchy BALCHAK-Arrived August 12, 1919 bawllng, Yah, man! I'm a chemist. HELEN Pep BORBAS-Going' to get a Ph.D. to become a telephone operator. October 20, 1918. RUTH Rufus BALEY- For cryin' out loud. What's wrong with being born on August 16, 19l'l? JAMES Tarz BALEY- Fan my brow-March JH 1918-I'm going to be a gym teacher. LOIS Pat BOSWORTH-When the whistle blew on October 22, 1918, this gym teacher appeared. JEANNE Queenie BOWEN-To the call of the stage she says, You got me, Pal. October 24, 1919. MILDRED Billy BARBAT- Goodness, I'm to be a doctor. So she said on September 30, 1919. WILLIAM BANKS-September 13, 1919. Surrenders musical scales somewhat musically. IDA Ida BARNETT-- Hi Touts-D0 you need a good stenographer? Born U? June 9, 1919. ROSA Freckles BASS-Hitchhiked to earth August 22, 1918, to become a music teacher. EVELYN Ev BAUMRUCKER-Fell down the chimney December 6, 1919, to become a private secretary. CLIFFORD BECK-First bellowed, Oh, yeah, you can't kid a morticlanlu January 10, 1918. MURIEL Becky BECKSTED-Came down in a snowstorm on February 28, 1919, to become a secretary. GENEVIEVE Becky BEKEVIC-Came with the May apples May 8, 1919, to become a comptome- , ter operator. DORA BELANSKY-A commercial artist who hit the world March 30, 1919. STEVE BELLOVAY-Contracted prlnter's affectation January 8, 1919. FRANCES Fran BENAK-- Some I'll say. Came home May 1, 1919. bookkeeper, DORIS BENES-A doctor who steered her way into the universe July 2, 1919. VINCE Breezy BRICE-Seen in a gymnasium on July 21, 1919, teaching kids their athletic stuif. MARGARET Margie BRIGHT- We1l? A 'cello player can become a Journalist, too. May 13, 1919. FLORENCE Flo BRODSKY-On June 5, 1919 the air savored largely of bookkeeping. RICHARD Rich BROZMA July baby-9, 1919. Lawfully declared to be a lawyer. VICTOR Vic BUBNICK-Surprised the nation by dashing in on October 6, 1918. MARY BUFFA- Far heaven's sake! Heaven shook me down on October 6, 1918, MIKE BULONE-Recorded typographically as a printer. May 16, 1919. CONCETTA Connie BUZZELLI- Oh, buy. I walk in the tleld of bookkeeping, September 14, 1918. JULIA Judy COZZAfFirst yowled, You're so dumb, May 20, 1919. Meet the stenographer. VINCENT :'Thor CUTIETTA-Snorted, Aw nuts, October 8, 1918, when he decided on advertising. LAWRENCE Cab DANIELS-Was delivered by second class mail on August 1, 1917. LUCILLE Lu DEANAWas born November 15, 1918, with a dress pattern in her arms. FRANCES Franny DEDEK-Landed from Venus January 16, 1919. Imagine! She wants to be 9. teacher! ANN Frenchy DeF'RANCO-Was deposited by the stork May 14, 1919, saying, Honest? ANTOINETTE Tonic DL-:GAETANO-Manicured the stork's toe nails on April 1, 1919, Say, Honest? SANFORD Sandy DEUTSCH-Saw sights he never saw before on September 25, 1919. SAM Toody DiBARTOLO-First tooted a train whistle October 5, 1919. For crying out loud! ANN DILLIS-First combed her hair on July 23, 1919. VICTORIA Honey DOMANSKI-Started keeping books December 3, 1919. Fiddle sticks! LILLIAN Dewey DOUBRAVA-Came down in a dash of lightning on March 29, 1919. JULIA Judy DOWDY-Danced in on December 31, 1919, to greet the New Year. MARGARET DROST-Became a bookkeeper on October 26, 1919, because of uncurable symptoms. WALTER Drakes DRYJA-Bridged the gap tween Mars and the earth, October 10, 1919. ADELE Oodle ELLMANg Sometimes I wonder if I were born May 15, 1919, to become a nurse. RITA Sazz1e CADEK- Hey you! I am secre- tarially inclined since March 30, 1919. CLARA CAMILLO-A typewrlterist typed as an August 1, 1916 blossom. CHARLES Chuck ESCOVITZ-First socked a baseball October 30, 1918. Ba1oney! NOLA Rufus EVANS-Nuts. She's going to ba kindergarten teacher. October 19, 1919. ELEANOR El CAMMOCK-Hospital is home for this nurse. You're telling I. September 21, 1919. DUSTIN CARPENTER-Is crazy about civil engi- neering. Gives his birthday as October 25, 1918. VIRGINIA EVERLY--First took dictation from the boss on August 14, 1919. Oh Yeah! IRENE Dearest FALKOWSKI!Came with the wind, January 17, 1918. to become a stenogra- pher. GLADYS Murphy BERNSTEIN-On July 7, 1919, the French teacher gurgled, So what? WILLIAM Irish CARNEY-Do you want to be a printer? 0.K. says he. September 24, 1919. MARGARET Marge BEWLEY- I'd sorta kinda like to be a nurse. September 19, 1919. LOUIS Blackie CERNY- Hi-Yah. I, too, want to be a. printer. October 1, 1919. WALTER. Banjo-Eyes BIALAS-- To be or not to be a skilled machinist. On April 22, 1919. WINIFRED Wini CERMAK- Listen, I began functioning in social service on August 15, 1919. ANGELO A, C. FAMIANO-First thought, Hon- esty is the best policy on July 4, 1919, Dra- matics teacher. PAULINE FEDERICO-Came with the April showers to become a typist. April 19, 1919. LENORA Nora WFEES-A-rrQd to- draw plcturg for children's magazine on July 28, 1919. JOI-IN BICHSEL-Took a parachute jump from Mars to the earth on March 31, 1919. DANIEL i'Butcher CHASE-Forestry was dictated as his fate August 15, 1919. JOE FELBER-Came with the spring flowers April 7, 1919, to be a flower fiend. 59 ww 4421 f , r' 2 V R 3 x n 7 We , 1' Y ,,, gf gm Q?7w I ' , L Lax: I l J -X A -lf' 9- XX' ' Wi H D 4 1 dw ,N y wr- ' I J . X 1 fy ix ' AIM V Q ' QQ in X Fi ? fx, fn AFX m4'V,4TE, A ' W A ' l in , ' 1 A ' I gf AjiTX'Qx -N? I ff ' 4ZQg w7VQ If 5 fggfix 'ff ? , f f , -. Off ' , - Q Li . ' .ff fW1 f wQmmWf f' G s 4. Aff wa . X 'ff 2 fQW 1ff' w ff- M f E52 Q ,KI , ,. W - 1 I' 1 3 4-A Z - 'X ..-nb , 'K - z - i ' 'QS X ' Q it if A fx GG? Rf' .IA gg! 0 G x X N . Qffg f frail P-f ,-X Nfffy f wx. QW .'ff7gNSYs f ' ' L 7 ff' Q iff-. . - 1 X M . if 5 5 ' 1-Y' Y 1 fff ,GY Q V 'K Q PX 'W .,,. t lm' 'fail 4, my i I Q day ' , 'X 4 2' Q Xkxxfggxxx -i N ff Y ' J XX Kyxxx X MABEL Mae FERGUSON- You don't say? She's going to be a social worker. August 15, 1919. ANDREW Andy FETE-lIKlWas swept in on a gale November 16, 1918, ROBERT Bob GOERING-Has been a draftsman since May 7, 1919, and will continue. FRANK Tiny HOUSER-Had the ambition to be a movie operator since August 11, 1919. EDITH Edee GOLDMAN-Started working on March 12, 1919, and intends to do commercial work. ELEANOR Elly FICERE-First yodeled on March 26, 1919. To teach music. MARIAN goodness! She was de- posited by the stork to become a teacher, June 8, 1919. JOE Vazz FINK-Carved his nrst cabinet July 20, 1918. Get outa here! EERNARD Fink FINKELSTEINfF'irst operated for appendicitis August 6, 1918. Shucks! MIRIAM Mickey FISH-First powdered her nose on December 26, 1919. Stenographer. BARNEY FISHMAN-Fitted the stork with glasses March 2, 1919. HARRY Piccolo Pete GOLLAND-Started swing- ing down from heaven on Wings of Song, May 17, 1919. LILLIAN Lil GOODMAN-Started taking dicta- tion on August 24, 1919, the day she first ap- peared. SAM Shea GOODMAN-Doesn't think his birth- day, September 14, 1919, is the baloney, DOLORES and DOROTHY GORSKY-Said Eu- reka and Oh, nuts , when February 7, 1919, rolled around to add to the world's population an artist and a fashion model. EDWARD Bud GRAPENTINEi0h yeah! The day was April 19, 1920. JOE FITTIPALDI-First carved his initials on April 5, 1919: can also carve roasts. DOROTHY Dot GRATTON-Holy mackerel! A job as secretary at last. May 16, 1919. STANLEY Lol1y FLEETERiWr0te his first chap- ter on December 18, 1918. FLORENCE Beam FLEEHER-Immediately told her boss, I don't want to take dictation. November 25, 1919. MEYER Gike FORSTAG-First rang old 99 May 15, 1919. DOROTHY Dot FOSTER-Is going to be a so- ciety dame. February 9, 1918. JACIC Hardrock FOUTS-Sailed into existence on May 23, 1920, to take up law. ILAH Joy FOY-First sang her scales April 3, 1919. Music teacher. JOHN FOY-Landed in a parachute July 11, 193 to become an aeronautical engineer. ELIZABETH Betty FRANCIS-How cute! She's going to be a kindergarten teacher. December 29, 1919. JOHN Eranz FRiANZ0ITINOLFirsEaised eye- brows on April 25, 1919, to say, Oh yaise, I'm a civil engineer. BENJAMIN --r-Snilyfi-IQIEILI-Sli 2f0ss-eggEl5 a witness on January 3, 1919. I wculdn't say that. ELIZABETH E2ieifFRIEDIItNDER-First smiled, All right, at the boss, March 20, 1919. ELEANORE Ollie:' go blow! I'm gonna be a nurse. December 12, 1918. MARGARET Peggy GRAVES- You're darn tootin' I'm going to be a nurse. June 15, 1920, LUCILLE Lou HRABAK-Burst upon us June 12, 1919, to display her crocheting technique. MARY Bright Eyes I-IRUBY- Oh Gosh! She likes nursing since August 27, 1919. HELEN Crushie HRUSCH-Says, Oh Yeah at being ambitious to become a secretary, Septem- ber 30. 1919. VIRGINIA Vicky HUDAK-Exclaims, Darn at being someone's stenog-dream started January 9, 1919. JACQUELINE Jackie HUDSON-Sorta kinda sees what she wants in the secretary business. No- vember 11, 1918. ALICE Blondie HUGHES- I wouldn't do that, she said February 12, 1920 but she is filling sec- retarial shoes. LILLIAN Lily I-IURBAN-Card files of June 14, 1919 list her as a librarian. MARY Mer IfIURCH1GI1I:Hajppened along Feb- ruary 17, 1919. and happened to be enmeshed with secretarial leanings. MARGARET Margie GRESKOkYes. a dress- maker. So what? Septembe1'16,1918. MEYER Mickey GROVEMAN-Remarked on July 5, 1918, Today I am a business man. JOSEPH I-IURSHONSKY- Watch out, here I come, and the truck driver came July 8, 1918. JANE on her nurse's uniform June 3, 1919. Aw nuts!-it fitted. VIVIAN Grube GRUBB-You're telling I that I'm going to be a secretary. July 19, 1919. MARIE Hutch HUTCHISON- Gosh, I Want to be a designer! July B, 1918. ISADORE Lee GRUSHKO-On August 1, 1920, my mother said, Oh, a boy and a pharmacist. JULIA Chips HUTEKiDawdled in February 16, 1919, to become a dandy secretary. LAURA GRYCZAN-August 24, 1919, a quiet little Miss said, Hello. JOHN IGO-Not bad to arrive March 12, 1920-not a gray hair yet. FLAVIA Francie GULLO-Holy smoke, a nurse to be December 28, 1918. VIRGINIA Ginny HADAWAY-- I betcha I'l1 be a secretary. October 8, 1920. HARRY 1-IAJEK- What sayin? August 2, 1918. Yes, I was born MARIE Sis I-IANSEN-You don't say so? Yes, she showed signs of being an artist on December 8, 1917. HENRY Hank JABLONOWSKIiWill be saying, So what? through life as a lawyer. Decem- ber 9, 1919. REINALD Reg JAFEQHI don't doubt lt. I'm a commercial artist since September 30, 1919. MILDRED JELINE-I-Qqiegan April 1919 to design for a living. CAIN King JONES-:Has been saying and printing Rick Jones since August 4, 1919. CARL HANZOW-Our March 22, 1919, mechanical engineer has nothing to say but, Oh heck! DOROTHY 'lRed rememgr answering, Oh Yeah, to that nurse, June 19, 1919. ANNIE Ann HARRIS-Oh yeah! It's to be a nurse. May 9, 1920. LOUISE Wheezie AHXRTITR-August 5, 1919 was startled with Christopher! from this fashion artist. SAM Duke FUSILE-First fixed a machine on June 29, 1918. JOSEPH GQCOIII-Sang meIodynscales4April 4Y,V1918. You Jeep. MILTON Mickey GAFFIN-Did his first bit of research work, December 7, 1918. SIDNEY Sid GANSIiYLStarted bookkeeping May 26, 1919. JOHN GARBO-Gave his first instructions as a gym teacher July 17, 1916. I-IELENE Soldier GATZ-Made a statue of the stork on October 3, 1919. ROSE GAZDA-First tinkled her scales on the piano November 20. 1919, Music teacher. ELENA Helen GERACI-First drawled, Oh! It's all right! I'm going to teach. October 5, 1919. CELIA Pee-wee GIGANTI-Quotg?rThat's perl fect, when speaking of her birthday, May 1, 1919. MAIDA Smiley GILL-IQ really smiling even on August 14, 1919. ELEANOR Ella GLADYSZ-Society held a recep- tion for her on February 13, 1920. BENJAMIN BenjieIl GLASSMAN-Will print February 24, 1919, as his birthdate. always EDNA Ediphus GLEIM-Will tell her art pupils her birthday is January 29, 1920. I MARY Garian HATTAN-Without any errors, she typed out November 21, 1919, Secretary. Prac- tice makes perfect. MARY ANN Bobby I-IAVEL- Behold her! cried the nation August 20, 1919. ALBERT Slick I-IAYNOSCH-A secretary who's going to take it easy and last longer. First kick was December 20, 1919. DOROTHY Deotey I-IEELEY-Babies need have no fear of the nursemaid born July 14, 1919, Rea1ly! she afnrms. ISADORE Izzy I-IELLER-If you tell this April 13, 1919 biochemist he's unlucky, he'll sharply re- tort, You're nuts! JOE HENDRICKS-Engineer? You said it, kid, and he added himself to the population Septem- ber 24, 1919. SANFORD P0lkadot Kid HENKINi Oh Yeah! he said on October 9, 1918, when he began varinting. WILLIAM Butch I-IILFER-Said, Nuts , October 24, 1919, when asked about what is to follow. GEORGE Junior HILL-A census of September 3, 1918 reports another inclusion in the ranks of ministry. ROY I-Ionny HONZIK-Says, Today I am a man. Since May 1, 1919 he wanted to be a draftsman. FRANCES Frankie JONES-Taught June 12, 1920 to teach. You ain't just sayin' it? JOE J01'1ESlMay 11, 1919 made him a curly-haired engineer. LAWRENCE Larry JONES-First words to par- ents on August 11, 1918: Smile and be happy. WILLIAM Bill JONES-Has succeeded in teasing his brain to go since August 23, 1918. ,ANN Annabellei I3-QITH-Iaerested in oflice work and oh dearlng folks. December 31, 1918. Del1ie JOSEP0NIS1Born March 4, 1919 to be 9 housewife who'l1 Yeah man! JOSEPH Ed'I4 JIJRIGA--July 5, 1919. A future forester found by a forester in the forest. GENEVIEVE '1RhnR HACZMAREK-Will Why? her pupils as a teacher. November 14, 1919. JOE WlQey KADERABEK-Secretary since Aug- ust 29, 1919 says. I'm glad you think so. DOROTHY BabeI'WITALAI1 Oh g011y, I hope I'll be a self-sufllclent secretary. April 24, 1919. EDWARD KALAT- I-Im, Since May 12, 1919, I'Ve been itching to do commercialized art. JENNIE Jay KALISTER-Would take a job as bookkeeper or typist. November 6, 1918. DIANA Dina KAPLAN- Oh boy, gurgled this feminine model on January 9, 1918. EDWIN Kappy KAPUSTAR- Is that so? Well. September 17, 1918, certined me as a machine draftsman. IRENE Blondie KARMINE- Oh gee, I'd love to be a bookkeeperf' August 26, 1919. HENRIETTE Hank GNIEWKOWSKI-Thinks her birthday, October 19, 1919, is just swelligant. ED Champ HORVATH-Said Yeah, on June 29, 1919, I'm to be a successful father. HILDA Toots KARMIS- Aw go on, I'd rather be a secretary. January 20, 1919. 61 rw X f 17 '1 :ggi W X I A I iv W b 5 45 If-Q . , 1:33 ' W f . X x , I Q J ggggfwyz lg , kzr,-5-3' ' YQ 1 ' 'YH' Q 1, 1 ., ., - ff' T: up Q f M X x- X XMMT- 'cf N ,I -- ' g.g! ' ., -fd' 1 . Rx ' If A' A fi, ff 4 . . fi Nl-PY ' W ' , ffm' . . X 5 A l ' 'Fffx X Bgxx X . 4 ,g if K ffm, f 3' ' xm f' , , 5 7 , Q ' I ,M Q , f ff! fiifw ng 7 in -' i' 'r,,: - f 'Q asm' 'VX 4' 20 I ff f N fo-jk JW - f 'Rx qs X rg AY E-,v XIIHN ' Iyv q X A ,Q ff x, . x :Ln Lf' f N 5 'I' 5 W, ral f G 1 X . 5 NH? y ? y , x X ,fi X gf... , ,-X ', -.H V 1 ,. s,..l ,mx , wi., PM N X BQN Q11 X ,nf ,f ff: ' -V L SL M x 42, ' , 17'-Ish. ix XX Ns ,q-' f I X 1-,'ll N f E 'TAM 'X x . X . Z ' 16' - til? .149 LR 1 N1 x A s X X X wx fax N X 1 - JS N X Xi XXxS i 'Z x ' Ni x E l swf ' X 1 ! 'X' Xb W A If -Z E. ,E if s Xg,+,1ix A Z fQ ii, 'L 4, Cilg f f X WW ff f X , if 2 ,Q M EDITH Eddy KASTNER- Oh Yeah! I've liked omce work slnce October 11, 1919. EVELYN Ketsel KATZ-To be or not to be a beauty operator. May 30, 1919. THOMAS Tom KELLEY-March 31, 1919. Muscle- bound bouncer advises, Take lt easy. DOROTHY Dot KING- Shucks! On November 26, 1918. I began a tour of never-stop sight- seeing. HAROLD KLEIN- Baloney is not the sales prod- uct of this traveling salesman. January 24, 1920. MARGARET Margie KLENCH- And how. Concealed by an umbrella on April 5, 1919. HAROLD KLINE-A ralndrop that showered down on April 11, 1919. CHARLES Chuck KNIGHT-- I've been taught to be a teacher since February 10, 1920. ROSE Rosalie KOBERNA- Oh dear! Today, June 23, 1919, I begin secretarylng. VELMA Dlmples KOCH--December 20, 1919 stitched a dressmaker into the dressmaklng business. CLARENCE Cuppy KOHN-Business and finance. Bought his way into the world on June 11, 1919. JEANNETTE KOLIN-Senslbly seated herself at a secretary's desk, April 27, 1919. ESTHER Essle KOMEROFSKY-- Aw, gee whiz -copy of her flrst ofllce memorandum. April 27. 1919. TI-IERESA Patsy KONDAS-Decided June 24, 1918, to be or not to bwmarrled happlly. ROSE Shorty KONYA-Discovered cracking Oh nuts! in a typing agency, June 12, 1919. VIVIAN Sis KOONTZ--June 20, 1918-Still plays with keys and ribbons fof typewrlterj. EVELYN Ev KOPIC-Secured promises on July 22, 1919, of a thorough secretarial training. AMELIA Tommy KORDULA- I-li Kid! Yes, I've been clerklng since December 29, 1918. ADELINE Ad KOSICKY-Gave shouting symp- tons of stenography on January 6, 1919. HARVEY Gasher LANGE-Engineer to his at- tendant on November 24, 1918. How do you do, Sis? MILDRED Millie MARTAN- Oh boyed her way in August 7, 1919. Privately, because she's that kind of a secretary. ANNE Annie LANIER-On March 8, 1919, dis- played tendencles of entering a beauticlan's career. ROBERT Bob MARTIN-Our attorney who will tell you to Smoke your pipe anytime. First howl came December 10, 1918. BERTI-IA Birdie LANZDORF-September 21, 1919. Folks felt she was fashioned to be a fashion expert. EDWARD Brownie MASCELLINO-Doesn't have a funny remark but wants to be a serious clerk. October 19, 1918. ROBERT Bob LASH-Why sure! He was ad- vertised for advertising on October 21, 1918. ANTHONY Tony LAURIE-Engineer smuggled in on March 1, 1919, yelling, Where's Lefty? JEAN Leafy LEAF- Aw nuts, a leaf of my fam- lly tree sprouted on December 4, 1919. ELSIE L LEDER- Ah, no Sir, a commercial artist I be. August 21, 1919. VIOLA Vi LEHECKA- Uh, huh, yer right-a stenographerf' Recommended May 10, 1919. DEAN LEMLEY-Oh joy, oh ecstacy to be an army omcer! June 26, 1919. CELIA Bula LEON-Brought by Santa on De- cember 25, 1918, with all her writer's equipment. MARGARET Marge LESKO- Goodness gracious! Methlnks a secretary ls fine. August 28, 1919. SOL 'iMex LEVENSON-On April 9, 1919, Mex intends to make something of engineering. BELLA Pee Wee LEVINE- Fancy meeting you here, March 23, 1919, ln my ol'l1ce. ALVIN Al LEVINSON-Came down from Mars on July 14, 1919. EDWIN Ziggy LEWIS- Scheeks, I'm a potential olllce manager. April 14, 1919. MARGARET Marge LIOTTA- What's the price of eggs, says she, for a designer, September 8, 1918. MARY Mel LISTON-Yells, Fer cryin' out loud. in private secretarylng. June 4, 1919. ELEANOR. Ella MASTNY- Aw gee, I haven't any ambition but I know when I was born- January 23, 1918. ELMER MASTNY-No ambition, no remark-was born l?J January 23, 1918. HELEN Shorty MATUSI-IEVSKI - Holy Moses! Methlnks I'll be a stenographerf' September 30, 1919. FRANK MAURO-Wants to be a scientist, shed his tear October 20, 1917. DOROTHY Dot McBRIDE-First opened her eyes, then decided to become a teacher. March 16, 1919. JAMES Red MCCAFFERTY-December 23, 1918. Likes to say, Oh Yeah, and wants to be a civll engineer. EUGENE Mack McCORMACK-Heck! He can't walt to become an aviation mechanic. Septem- ber 12, 1919. MARGARET Pat MCFARLAND- I'm not proud, I only want to be a teacher. January 8, 1920. ROBERT Irish McGEEVER,-Has no ambition but likes to say, Flne! Arrived October 29, 1918. MICHAEL Mike MELNIK- Shavlngs! yells he. Likes to be a civil engineer. B1rthday4July 27, 1919. RAY Curly MENTALL-Going to take a course in undertaking at college. Oh yeah! March 21, 1918. ESTHER Carrots MEWHINNEY-- Belleves she'll make a good omce clerk. Oh yeah! March 24, 1919. ESTELLE Izzy LUGEWSKY-August 12, 1919. Oh, fer goodness sakes! Accounting ls my meat. LA VERNE KOSLOWSKI- Golly! She'l1 be a bookkeeper, they said on June 13, 1919. ANNE KOTACKA-Stencilled as a stenographer, June 11, 1919. WILMA Sis KOTOL-Adjusted herself 'midst piles of shorthand pads, September 5, 1919. ANN KOWALSKI-Oh, my goodness. Booked as a bookkeeper, October 23, 1918. ANNE Red KOWALSKI-A saleswoman who sailed into being November 15, 1917. PRISCILLA. Pris KOZMA- Yes, Gulliver, I'm the nurse you ordered. March 22, 1919. LENORE Lennie KRAUSE-Presented to society April 23, 1919, as a social worker. LEON Lee KRZYZEWSKI- Today iAprl1 24, 19205 I am a man ito be an englneer7. GENEVIEVE Jennie KUKURA-October 1, 1919, quote a bookkeeper, Work in the spring of life. JOSEPHINE Jo KULBAGA-Olilcially ol11c1ated ln omce work after November 21, 1919. CECILIA Cecee KUPEC-Tossed into a sea of wx-iter's ink, August 23, 1919. Still splashing. JOHN Jack KUS-Living to labor from January 8, 1919 to V21 LILLIAN Lil KUTINA-June 2, 1919. Takes nursing as variety is the splce of life. EDWARD Lefty KUTIS-Stuck between letters. October 13, 1918, as an exclusive printer of Pune. , DEZSO LADANYI- What the heck? yelled the engineer on September 28, 1919. RALPH LAMP-Got his break in the engineering business, May 29, 1919. MARY Ginger LUKSO-'iOh, fer cryin' out loud, cried the nurse on February 17, 1918. BLANCHE Bee LUND- You know, I'm going to be a beauticlan. January 13, 1920. FRED MEYER- Fer crying out loud! September 15, 1919-Engineering ls his meat. MAMIE Mimi MICHEK-Believe lt or not-a beautician-May 11, 1919. GRACE MILLENw Why doesn't somebody tell me those things? cries she. Likes to usher at the Palace. July 25, 1920. CURTIS Slim MacDONALD-Popped up with Now ain't it the truth, September 8, 1919. Teaching is his occupation. HARRIET Pooey MacKAY- Pooey, I have no ambition, but I was horn March 29, 1919. BLANC!-IE Stubby MAKO- My golly, she ex- claimed June 6, 1919. Methlnks I'll be a dress- maker. ANNE Sweets MALLOTT-Born May 31, 1919, with a silver spoon ln her mouth probably. Anyway, she'll be a cashier. BLANCHE 'iBee MILLER-Born August 19, 1919. You don't say. another secretary? DOROTHY Dot MILLER-Arrived December 11, 1917. Oh Yeah Quoth she. Likes nursing. MARTIN Marty MILLER-No wlse remark, but accounting is his ambition. June 12, 1919. RUTH Ruthie MILLER - Likes clerical work. Birthday is October 29, 1916-believe lt or not. JOE MINSKY-November 8, 1919, made a musician who will hit ya in the head. GORDON Stormy MANDAT- I-Iey! I'll be an accountant yet! They told me on June 22, 1920. ABRAHAM Al MANDEL-He'll serve you from behind the grocer's counter. Wahooed, Oh, you dog! April 13, 1919. ELIZABETH Lizzie MARCINKIEWICZ-Blld down the typewriter ribbon, October 28, 1919, right into a secretary's position. ELMER Whitey MARESH-This conscientious draftsman cried, Search me! October 26, 1918. HELEN MIRAS-Replied, I'm telllng you, April 21, 1919, when asked about social work. MARTHA Mashie MISTETSKY-Stepped into her ofdclal stenographic slippers on October 31, 1918. CHARLES Mitch MITSCHELE-A musician who saxophoned his way in with O, K. sport on August 5. 1918, CORA Red MOFFATT-A nurse who cried out, Man! to her nurse on July 21, 1919. WILLIAM Bill MOONEY-Saw daylight on April 1, 1919, but is nobody's fool. CHARLES Chuck MARKGRAF-Newspapers an- nounced their new printer, November 4, 1920. Favorite yell: Oh yeah! HANNAI-I Hannie MARKOFF- Oh gee. she gasped when received into the order of li- brarians. February 11, 1919. ALVIN Moscow MARKOWITZ-Was brought forth July 19, 1919, and exclaimed, I'll be doggoned! to a waiting world. Future book- keeper. ELOISE Peg MORKEL-Her cry went around the world, July 23, 1919. So will she. DAVID Everything MORRISON-Dropped, for- tunately, through autumn leaves on October 14, 1919. Bawled lustily. MILDRED Mille MUNI-Greeted the world Feb- ruary 21, 1919, with a sugary Nuts! to all. MIKE MURACO-August 18, 1918, dawned to hear this tot peep, Soy-Son. 63 'if W , ,i if :L 1- 'f , Autographs 2523 f WW 'BZL f jCv--w----- JTX diff www , W cw 3 N xw WALTER Loud MURAL-Landed on spring flowers, May 24, 1919, so he thinks everything ls swell. ANNA Curly NARO- I should say it , remarked this secretary on October 20, 1918. DONALD Duck NASH - Our little minister preached his first on October 11, 1919. EVELYNE Blacky NAVRATIL-Social work is her meat. First tasted it, October 6, 1919. AGNES Ag NEDVED-I-I-mm! A private secre- tary. Came on an early train March 29, 1919. JAY Papricka NICHOLS-Awakened August 20, 1917, surrounded by Diesel motors. WILLIAM Bill NIGUT-Valorcus journalist who would rather die for a woman than to live with her. Bounced ifrom heavenj October 14, 1918. NORTON Norty NORR- Tough on you, said he when born May 13, 1919. Advertising and pub- llclty. GWENDOLYN Jim NORWICH-January 2, 1919, missed New Year's. Exclaimed, Oh fudge! Entered business and law. MARY NOVOTNY-One librarian who greeted the U. S. December 2, 1919 with one big slurp. MILDRED NOZARfMay 13, 1919, wasn't an un- lucky day for this stenographer. JOSEPH NYC-We heard an aggressive Oh yeah! May 8, 1919 from our business man, ETHEL Shorty OBERACKER-Natural-born Oc- tober 30, 1919 dressmaker. Always answers, Sure, why not? HELEN Freckles O'BRI.EN-Adolescents qulvered before this child Psychologist, July 21, 1919, who always shouted, You big palookaf' MARY 0'BRIEN-Convinced to impersonate nurse she saw January 21, 1916. SYLVIA Si1 OLAH-July 11, 1919 brought forth anfbrpert in home economics. LOTTIE Touts OLSZOWY-Sickness fears van- ished when January 4, 1918 presented a second Florence Nightingale. ADELINE ONDI-Decided the populace was in need of beauty culture. February 11, 1916. FRANCES ONUSKA-July 29, 1920 marks the flrst day she nngerprinted typewriter keys. BERNICE OPPER - On October 30, 1919, she screamed, I'1l be a high school English teacher! WALTER Plkle PIKE- IS that so? this sales- man questions. August 29, 1919. ED Legs PILC1-I-Arose on January 11, 1919 to stretch his way into the world. GEORGE PLOSZYNSKI-Someone showed hlm the way to go home on June 11, 1919. SANFORD Paddy PODOROFSKY-Written in the book on March 26, 1919 as a bookkeeper. ALBERT Al POLANKA-Breezed in as a pro-foot- ball player on February 1, 1919. SARA Sug POLSKY-Aw nuts. Organized into a general clubwoman on January 1, 1919. HENRY Bobby Taylor POMERANTZ - Doctors said to him January 6, 1920, Drown yourself in medicine. WILSON Willy POMPILI-January 20, 1919. Said the professional musician, Don't tell me, just play it. ANNE Blondie POSPICHAL-Here are the am- bltions of a stenographer since February 17, 1919. JEAN Jeanie POTTER-Landed on a secretary's notebook March 30, 1919, with an on shucks! AURELIA Rhea POWELL-January 19, 1919, she became someb0dy's stenographer. MARY Blondie PRENTICE- Oh shush! I'm the stuff for stenographyf' January 22, 1919. PHILICIA Peachy POWELL- You know lt-1t's lawful for me to become a lawyer. March 27, 1920. WILLIAM Bill PRICE- Nerts, I want a store to manage. January 27, 1919. LILLIAN Porky PROKOP-On June 6, 1919 they said, You precious thing-to dance to fame. JOI-INNEEIOSEK-Has had experience with engines since first Christmas after October 3, 1918. ANDREW REBIC-First waved a baton July 18, 1919. JOE Scotty REGULA- Oh yeahl I've been a jockey since January 22, 1918. KENNETH Ken RENSEL- Aw hertz! Let me be a motion picture operator. June 17, 1919. MARY Resty RESTIFO- Nuts to you. I'm go- ing to do office work. May 27. 1917. LEONARD Leo REUVEN-First yelled, nertz October 28. 1918. JEAN Jeannie RICE- You're trying to tell me about office work? December 21, 1919. ALEX Al ORFIRER-Psychiatry? It's a pleasure ito see through youi. June 6, 1919. LUCY Luc ORSINI- Hi-ya kid! greeted the clerk on July 11, 1917. AMANDA Mandi-Lou OSTO- Oh gee, dit- toed the stenographer-alated May 23, 1918. EDWARD Ozzie OZIMEK-He tripped into an of- fice exclalmlng, Oh yeh? on March 31, 1919. HENRY Hank PANEC-March 26, 1919, brought no inkling of the vast future ahead. JENNY Jen PASSAFIUME-For goodness sake! Her inclinations are ofllce-inclined. August 14, 1918. DOROTHY Pat PATCHKOWSKI-April 5, 1919. You know ofllce work was offered then. EDNAH Ed PAULL-Not really in secretary's dis- guise on July 9, 1919. LOUISE Lu PECKA- Hey! This is some stenog- rapher. they applauded on June 20, 1919. DOROTHY Pek PEKAREK-Newspaper reporter found under a headline, June 29, 1919. ARNOLD Arnl PELEFS3 - First advertised, August 2, 1919. Manag to become manager. EDSON 'Tenth' PM-Hung out his lawyer's shingle on Agri ' 1919. ALICE PESEK-' , Goodness, NI was labelled on September 1-' 1919 as a 'secretary fprlvateif' MARGARET Peg PESTALITZ-Found smiling ln afsecretary's seat August 25, 1919. ERNEST RIDARSICK-First surveyed the world August 25, 1918. ETHAN RISTOW--Cut it out. kid. You can't fool a C.P.A. December 19, 1918. HENRIETTA Bennie RIVERS- You're telling me I'm going to be a nurse? Arrived November 4, 1917. ELMER Al ROUBAL-A dairy technologist who first tinkered with machinery around dairy on March 5, 1919. LEON RUDNICK-Engineered his way into the earth June 22, 1920, to be an engineer. ELEANOR Red RUDOLPI-I-First typed some stuff. eh kid? 30, 1919. I'm gonna be a secretary. May STELLA Honey RUNDLE-Was dropped from an airplane May 5, 1919, to become a private sec- retary. VIOLETTE Vi RUZICKA--Started doing general office work August 2, 1918. SIDNEY Sleepy SACKS - First yelled, You dope - who's the dramatics teacher around here? April 10, 1919. GEORGE Sam SAMSON-Tooted his llrst trumpet December 24, 1918. EDWARD Sandy SANDERA-Drafted his first blue print September 8, 1919. JIM B0ody SANTA MARIA-Painted his first' sign March 13, -1919. I'll give you a hit in the head. - VIOLA Vi Captain SATANIK-Wrote her first headline June 25, 1919. CARMEN Brute SBERNA-Drlfted in with a heat- wave, July 20, 1919. STANLEY Stoch RABINOVITZ-Don't look now, but here's a salesman coming July 23, 1919. DOROTHY Dizzy RAMSEY-Brought by stork express August 10, 1919-so what? BELLE Tiny RINGER-Oh, gosh! Another day of clerking done. December 20, 1913. NICK Curly RASI-I- Smart guy, eh? What if I was born December 20, l9l8? DOROTHY Dot RAUCH-First took dictation on the boss's knee, December 16, 1918. JOSEPH ,REBAR-Fellow draftsmen: are we men or mice? May 10, 1919. ROBERT Bob SCHUMAN-First stepped in front of 2. mlke. November 19, 1918. CLARA Blackie SCHWARTZ- Goodness, what is my ambition? April 5, 1919. MARY SCIMENES-A secretary who typed her way into the world on January 14, 1919. ANN Blondie SCIULLI-Designed for living De- cember 29. 1918. DAN Ace SEDLAK- Oh yah, I'm an accountant, see! July 23. 1919. STANLEY Staneswa SEMPROCH- Horse feath- egsih methinks I'll be a bookkeeperf' May 9, LUCY Bebe SETTECASE-Gee. First did social work July 14, 1917. JOHN ROBB-Bridged his nrst river September 3, 1919, as an engineer. DOROTHY Dot SEYER-First yowled, Oh boy, April 11, 1919. Destiny, an ofrlce clerk, BERNARD Bernie ROBBOY-Cured his llrst dog August 29, 1919. Veterinary medicine. VIRGINIA J1nny ROBERTS-First galloped into existence July 3, 1920, to be a nurse. HELEN ROJEK-Typed her first letter September 16, 1919. Gee, that's too bad. MARGARET Peggy ROMIG-Fell through the clouds April 16, 1919, to be a stenographer. SANFORD Samba ROSEN-Wrote his first pre- scrlption May 13. 1920. JAMES Jim ROSENSTEEL-Pulled his flrst tooth December 16, 1917. HAROLD ROSKILLY-Flashed to earth April 13, 1919, to be a secretary. ISADORE Izzy ROSS-First said, Is that so, on November 5. 1918. HELEN ROSZKOWICZ-Saw the curtain rise Sep- tember 21, 1919. Actress. THEODORE Babyface ROTHMAN -- Wrote his first chapter in the great American novel, May 14, 1919. MARGUERITE Marge SHADLEY i God helps those who help themselves. May 1, 1919. NELL SHAMROCK- Oh See. First took dictation September 20, 1919. ROSE Red SHAPIRO-Typed her way into the world April 19, 1919. MILDRED Touts SHARP- I betcha you can't guess my ambition. May 22, 1919, RUTH SHERMAN-A bookkeeper who claims, I'm from Missouri. First added March 12, 1918. PAULINE Paul SHERMAN-Oh, must a stenog- rapher sit on the boss's knee? June 21, 1919. JOE SI-IILKOFF-First swung a boxing glove on August 13. 1919. - HANNAH Bird SCHWARTZ-Yelled, You don't say? on April 25, 1918. JEAN Prop SICHA-First saw the light on July 12, 1919. Oh yeah? STELLA Stell STELATYCKI- Oh heck is her favorite saying. May 25, 1919, 65 f RUDOLPH Rudy SIMCIC-No jibe, he's a tool and dye maker. May 14, 1919 CECILIA Tillie TOKAR-She knew on October 29, 1919, that she'd grow up to be an ofllce girl. BELLA Bell SIMOVITZ-First took dictation Sep- tember 15, 1919. CHARLES Chuck SINDELAR - First smelled printers' ink August 16, 1919. Oh yeah? PAUL Red SISKAwPrinted his flrst chapter Sep- tember 15. 1919. HELEN Giggles SLATER-First giggled, Think so? September 15, 1919. Stenographer. RICHARD Dick SMELKOSKIfFl1led his first tooth July 27, 1919. Some dentist! SAM Howard SMIRIN-Gave his first lesson on an instrument September 30, 1919. MIRIAM Mimi SOLOMON- For Pete's sake, call me a commercial artist. November 18, 1919. BEATRICE Bea SORRELL S First sat on the bosses knee. September 14, 1919. JOHN Chubby SOSOKA-Carved his flrst piece of woodwork November 1, 1918. MARTHA SPEAR-Administered her Hrst dose of medicine September 6, 1918. CHARLES Cock Robin SPEDALEiOpened his law office February 14, 1918. MARVIN SPIRO-Crashed the news April 20, 1919, to take up journalism. MIKE SPODAR- Wow, lead me to my music. AuEllst 27. 1919. JULIA Jewel TOMLON-Woh! She's valuable enough to become an ofdce cashier. June 18, 1919. JACK Tris TRISSEL--I'll mte a huge one in chemical engineering. May 30, 1919. ETHEL TUTOKY-One never knows, does one, that a pharmacist she'll be October 7, 1918. FRED Chlppood VAIRETTA-He first squealed, Yeh, yeh, no kldding, on August 24, 1917. HELEN Suzy VAJGL-How should I know Novem- ber 19, 1919 would make me a secretary? MYRON Mike VALE-Even on July 12, 1919, he was undecided as to ambition. MARY Pouty VALERI-She knew on November 8, 1918, she'd be an attractive secretary. JOHN VALENZENO-October 10, 1917 is the date for budding salesmen. Oh Yeah! JOHN Johann VALLEY- Honest to John on March 24, 1919 I was already undecided. CARL Chuck VALTMAN-You'd recognize an aeronautic mechanic in the making on May 16, 1919. HELEN Hlck VEDRODY-- Oo! 1t's a secretary, screamed the nurses on May ll, 1919. WILLIAM Bill VELLA-April 27, 1919, com- manded, Tough guy. huh? You'll be a doctor. FRANK SPREMULLI- Pass me, dear teacher, so I can be a politician. September 27, 1918. ALBERT SPROCK-A sailor now! My, my, how times do change! November 6, 1918. HENRIETTA Hiene SRP-First answered the phone September 30, 1918. as a secretary. ESTHER STEINER-Breezed in with autumn, Oc- tober 4, 1919, to become a child welfare worker. EVELYN Ev STETKA - First leaned over a counter April 10, 1919, as a store clerk. BEN Fred STEVENS-Wrote his first memo June 8. 1919. as a business man. BELLA Bell STILLMAN-On July 7. 1919, she stole a place on the bench where stenographer's sit. MARJORIE Margie STIRLING4Spoke on Oc- tober 17, 1919, about becoming a social worker. PAULINE Paul STOPAR-- Indeed! I was sten- ciled as a sure safe stenographer, June 21, 1918. CLARENCE STYBLO-Decided to become a chemist January 9, 1919. JOSEPH SUNDAY-Made first public appearance November 1, 1919 as a baker yelling, Stonewall Jackson! REBECCA Becky SUNSHINE-A sun ray caught her and made her-uh-smart-lawyer. April 23. 1919. JOHN Johnny SVOBODA-Yeah man! Is eager to get where he's going since November 15, 1919. SIGMUND Chubby SZYPULSKI-Wants to be a draftsman. Is that so? April 14, 1918. ADAM TALLION-Qualified for a transport air pilot on February 16, 1916. STEPHEN Pew-Wie VEREB-Gurgled on Oc- tober B, 1919, Au nuts! Civil Service for me. MARY VERES-On August 3, 1919 fate decreed a secretary for me. Really? MICHAEL VISLOCKY-The stars prophesied a mu- sician would be born on October 18, 1918. LAWRENCE Blulgi VISOCKY+-You're right! I-Ie's wanted to be an embalmer since May 28, 1919. LILLIAN 'Lil' VOLENIK-A future secretary fell from heaven on August 31, 1919. DOROTHY Dottie WAGNER- Oh! I forgot to pick an ambition on April 5, 1918. ROBERT Bob WALLACE-Cooed on September 6, 1918, Au sugar, I'm a business executive. MELVIN Monte WARD - Destiny foretold on March 5, 1919. Oh yeah! You'l1 train animals. ROBERT Frankie WARD-The astrologers de- cided June 2, 1918, breeds musicians. JEROLDINE Sherry WASHINGTON-Decided to be a teacher on December 14, 1919. Swell. JANE Calamity WEBER,-I bet you I didn't make up my mind on April 28, 1919. LAWRENCE Larry WEINSTEIN-An accountant came tied with a blue ribbon on November 17, 1918. MARY Mashe WEISKIND-Some Joke when she became a clerical worker on December 19, 1917. MILDRED Milly ZAMOSTNY- Holy Cow! Was I born on August 31. 1919? EDWARD Ed ZARNOWSKI-Ed first cooed, Yok she mosh on April 6, 1918. ESTHER Est ZAVARELLA-This clerk 0k'd herself on November 13, 1919. rising golng ALICE Al ZAVELOWITZ- Oh b0y! Clerketes on July 26, 1918. I contracted GEORGE Zac and JOHN Zazle ZAZRIVY- Zazle chuckled, Some fun ain't lt? on Aug- ust 2, 1919. when he found he was twins: Zac replied, You said it, baby! ROSE ZELEZNICK- Took it easy when she typed her way in on November 5, 1918. FRANK Dean ZELEZNIKAR- Heck! I made my debut on January 7, 1918. ARLEEN Lee ZELINKA- That's right! An- other nurse, exclaimed the nurses on August' 2, 1919. KATHERINE Katie ZELINSKY-On July 6, 1919, doctor murmured, That's too bad! Then Katie sang. EDWARD Scotty ZGODZINSKI-Made his first mechanical mistake on September 13, 1918. Oh Yeah. BERNICE Zimmle ZIMMERMAN-Allllcted Wlth the secretary's itch on October 3, 1919. LEAH Punkle ZIMMERMAN- You're telling I that pharmacists are born on February 22, 1920. PEARL Zipper ZIPIN-A little bundle of music landed on January 11, 1919. ROBERT Bob BARBER-On October 2, 1919 was electrified into being an electrical engineer. JOSEPH Zeek BENKO-Found under a straw hat March 1, 1918-consequently will take up farm- ing. PETER Pete GADOMSKI-On August 13, 1916, an airplane landed him in the fleld of aero- nautics. ZIRELDA Zlcky GREEN-Slld down the ralnplpe April 20, 1920. Happy landings! ALBERT HUTTER-Since December 12, 1918, he has written many songs-or he ls going to. ROBERT Bob OFFTERMATT-Accounted for on December 14, 1918, as an accountant. CORNELIUS Sooby PAP?-Chemist who crashed into his lab on February 26, 1919. MILDRED ROHRICH-Made her stage debut on De- cember 20, 1918. NORBERT Norry SCHECK-Will soon begin his globe-trotting which was postponed since May 7, 1918. LYDA SCHULD-Performing the duties of a punc- tillous secretary since November 6, 1919. WESLEY Wes SMITH-Talked his way into the world May 5, 1919. Some salesman! KENNETH Ken WEITZEL-A radio engineer came in a blanket on June 9, 1919. THEODORE Ted STEMPROWSKI- Oh, Yeah? Well some machinists are born October 19, 1919. HARRY Whitey WOJTKIEWICZ-I say there! Was a draltsman delivered on February 28. 1918? ELFREDA Free TASSI-A dressmaker who oh nuts as she stitches. October 26, 1919. ALMETA Meta WILLIAMS-Her surgeon flrst inspired her on January 14. 1918. Really? AMBROZIO Rust TATA - Auto mechanic who tinkered with his first auto September 18, 1918. JOHN Wayne WOJTACH-Oh Yeah! Another draftsman arrived on December 2, 1918. DONALD TAYLOR.-Perhaps he'l1 wander along ln a trailer. September 13, 1919. ROBERT Bob TAYLOR-He'll go places-his name spells fame. July 26. 1918. ALTHEA Boggie WOOD- Listen here! 1 was a secretary on August 6, 1919. STEVEN WOROBEY-Aw sure! An industrial de- signer was designed on September 28, 1918. HY TERKEL-October 2, 1919 brought a printer who goes in for z's in Issat zo! MARGARET Margie YANOVICH-Gee! Another ofllce clerk descended on April 26, 1919. RALAND PALECEK-Specializing in shop work since February 19, 1919. MARGARET QUILTER-Chemists discovered her in their department on September 29, 1919. ROSE Rosle EPSTEIN - September 14, 1918. brought a marriageable miss. SAM GRAFF-On March 15, 1918, pronounced ln- tentions of being a pharmacist. JAMES HAYNES - Keen Stude solemnly pro- claimed to be a lawyer on May 5, 1919. LEO ZASUCI-IA-A clerk who thumbed his way ln on April 11, 1919. WILFRED Clayt THOMAS-Slld into some heap omce work August 17, 1919. JOHN Mookey Joe TINDERAiSwlnglng his po- l1ceman's club since October 23, 1919. MELVIN Mel YOHMAN-What a salesman sold himself to the world on February 5, 1920. MARIAN Mare GNANT-Decrees that only time she'll tell her birthday IS 011 December 29, 1913. JULIA Jewel ZALK-Hello! Did you see a pent- housewlfe float down on June 24, 1920? EDMUND Pep SAMONEK-Delivered by Mall De- cember 7, 1918. Yeah man! 66 .1-. THE PRICELESS INGREDIENT OF EVERY PRODUCT IN THE MARKET PLACE IS THE HONOR AND INTEGRITY OF HE WHO MAKES IT...CONSIDER HIS NAME BEFORE Y O U BUY. GAG FRANK MOORE MAKER OF Beaufjul Phoiographx CLEVELAND, OHIO U El Chesshiire studios are equipped with the most modern photographic devices and manned hy hiighlly trained technicians GNINQ CHIESSHIRE Q HIGBEE Photographers El D El El El ---- U A LARGE NUMBER OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS YEARBOOK WERE MADE BY S. JAY WEBB STUDIO Photographers 306 SCHOFIELD BUILDING CLEVELAND. OHIO 4 THE Town HALL staff takes this opportunity to thank the following undergraduates for their aid and co-operation in making this yearbook a suc- cess: Dorothy Cannell, copyj David Friedlonder, Virginia Janowitz, Jarmila Jilek, Charles Jiskra, Harry Rerninick, and Albert Rice, featuresg Joe Ma- Iinas and Arrhand Ross, ath- leticsg Evelyne Slor, typingg Ar- nold Mayher, clubsg and Carl Tomcik, art. 4 in Y' Y' ' U U eeeee M-I -ne U Abrams, B. .... . . . 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Foster, D. .. Fouts, J. .. Foy, I. .. Foy, J. .... . Francis, E. .... . Franzolino, J. .. Fried, B. ..... . Friedlander, E. .. Friend, E. . . . . Fusile, S. . . . Gacom, J. .. Gadomski, P. .. Gaffin, M. .. Gansky, S. .. Garbo, J. .. Gatz, H. . . . Gazda, R. .. Geraci, E. .. Giganti, C. . Gill, M. . . . . Gladysz, E. . Glassman, B. Gleim, E. . . . Gnant, M. .. Gniewkowski, Goering, R. . Goldman, E. . Goldstein, H. Golland, H. . Goodman, L. Goodman, S. Gorsky, D. E. Gorsky, D. F. Graff, S. Grapentine, E Gratton, D. . Graves, M. .. Green, Z. . . . Gresko, M. . Groveman, M. Grubb, V. . . Grushko, I. . Gryczan, L. . Gullo, F. . . .. Hadaway, V. Haiek, H. .. Hansen, M. . Hanzow, C. . Harris, A. .. Harter, L. .. Hartman, R. Hattan, M. . Havel, M. .. Haynes, J. . . Haynosch, A. Heeley, D. . . Hejduk, M. . Heller, I. . . . Hendricks, J. Henkin, S. . . Hilfer, W. . . Hill, G. Honzik, R. . . Horvath, E. . Houser, F. .. Hrabak, L. .. Hrubey, M. . Hrusch, H. . . Hudak, V. . . Hudson, J. . . 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