Cleveland Heights High School - Caldron Yearbook (Cleveland Heights, OH)

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EDITH E. LAYER B. A. M. A. AGNES C. REGAN A. B. Q Miss Alburn . LULU A. ALBURN B. A. EDITH K. BRASELTON C. A. Ph. B. M. A. B. EDITH B. MALIN MABEL B. A. M. A. B. A. AMBROSE P. SPENCER LELAH R. B. A. B. A. M. . head of the English department , . . a grand sense of humor . . , she needs it . . . Miss Braselton . . . jovial pilot of the Literary Club plane . . . To Mr. Drury life is just one long debate With a New England accent . . . And to Dr. Evans life is a play . . . and Heights Players the cast . . . Miss Layer unraveled many knotty problems for the knit-wits . . . Miss Malin is the band adviser whose advice is always welcome . . . Miss Mason . . . likeable Caldron sponsor . . . delight- ful dimples . . . a Southern drawl that you don't have to pardon . . . Miss Nash is M. A. DRURY DINA REES EVANS A. B. A. M. A. Ph. D. MASON C. MAY NASH GEORGIA PARRY M. A. B. A. B. A. M. A. STEPHENS F. M. R.THACKABERRY RETA J. VERHULST A. B. L. T. B. A. Ph. B. responsible for the success of the Senior Play . . . When Miss Parry says Hspeak my language she means Esperanto . . . Miss Regan . . . the girl from Missouri . . . Mr. Spencer . . . Journalism teacher . . . sponsor of the B. and G .... Miss Stephens is noted for her charming giggle . . . delights in raiding Radio stations . . . Mr. E. M. R. Thackaberry . . . that nice Englishman Whose three initials are a puz- zle to the Whole school . , . Miss Verhulst . . . the strength and backbone of the Boosters Club. . . L12

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l T. S. DAVIS. Well liked . . . much appreciated by the students of Heights . . . always cooperating in all school projects . . . Has a youthful viewpoint . . . Helps us out of jams . . . T. S. We love you. . . H. K. WALLACE. Beloved coun- sellor -of Heights girls . . . helping some- one all the time . . . Responsible for the huge success of our Senior Prom . . . Her job certainly has variety . . . excuses . . . banquets . . . teas . . . she fills the bill adequately . . . a charming lady. . .

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131 I1 I s f o r Y PAUL S. NASH B. A. M. A. RUBY S. BAKER GEORGE W. BARBOUR IDA JULIA BOUCK F. W. BURNHAM B. A. M. Ed. B. A. M. A. B. A. M. A. B. A, M. A. LILLIAN P. CLARK IRL FAST O. S. LEHMAN MARIAN L. WHITSEY C. H WINANS B. A. M. A. B. A. M. A. B. A. M. A. B. A. M. A. B. A M A Mr. Nash . . . possessor of the largest vocabu- lary . . . at least as far as big Words are con- cerned . . . People who pass Mr. Barbour's course say it Was a close shave . . . Mr. Burnam . . . a very punny man . . . To Miss Clark . . . You're the Top' '... Miss Bouck . . . also yielded to the fad of Wearing a braid . . . Mrs. Baker succeeds in making history a pleasure . . . Mr. Fast . . . a swell fellow and a grand guy, to be a bit slangy . , . Mr. Lehman may teach Ancient History but he is right up to the minute on everything else . . . Sung by N. H. S. to Miss Whitsey . . . You Are My Guiding Star . . . Then there's Mr. Winans to Whom all of history is a problem . . . Inactivity Picture