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

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' lfli'lf?' FlUl'i'll4ffl? i3l'UIll4'ill'IiTitFl' 'Holm-rl l 4'liY ' k2ll.ilXl'll, HEI? 3 A , 1 JAMES PRICE Q PERRY A. COOLEY ETHEL MAGEE Commercial Department VARIETY of courses is offered by the Commercial Department, which can thor- oughly prepare a student for a commercial position in the business World. One year courses in Commercial Mathematics and Commercial Law and a one semester course in Commercial English are given. Two-year courses in typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping are given. Thus there is the possibility of a major or a minor in these commercial courses. The Commercial Department, under the able supervision of Mr. P. A. Cooley, has arranged and coordinated its courses in such a way that they prove profitable not only to the student who wishes to enter the business world after graduation, but also to the student who plans to continue his education at college. 4 Shorthand class, 1VIr. Felty dictating to Eileen Hojffrrzan l9

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4, K -s ' so . ' Rub? H' Blllwf' A A Vl,it fVD'lTtft' Barlmm' p lnlu Hmm-lx Lilliam Clark Q ALVIN ENGEL IRL FAST OSCAR LEHMAN ETHEL MCCABE American History in Mr. Nash's Class PAUL S. NASH CLARENCE WINAN5 History Department ODAY, as never before, a well-rounded background in history is essential. While history is being born around us, it is our capable staff of instructors who teach us to sift and understand the facts upon which our historical knowledge is founded. In addition to American History, a year of which is required by law for gradua- tion, the Department offers Ancient, Medieval and Modern History, Economics, and Social Problems. From these courses of study a comprehensive acquaintance with the world's history and basic problems can be reached. Stepping aside from its regular curriculum, the department, beaded by Mr. Paul Nash, has sponsored in each of the last two years, a special trip to Washington by four worthy and deserving Heights' students. Wlr. Lelzmarfs eagle eye giving David .Mock the jitfers

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Tarzan M agrin W . Ificlitll Ylllll'Ilt'l' llnmlln iframe Hail N'aumm's4lull Rm: lk lfl,,-,- Miss Catherine Weller, supervising Elizabeth Harley, Eileen . WALTER BIRD I Warren and Betty Fora' in their home nursing duties EVELYN KRITTER Physical Education Department I HE Physical Education Department is one department which is familiar to every pupil. Sports in keeping with the seasons are offered. Heights requires three peri' ods of physical education a week for the sophomores and juniors and two periods for seniors. A large percentage of boys and girls enter into after-school sports in addi- tion to required gym. The boys go out for varsity football, basketball, baseball, swim- ming, track, golf, tennis and intramurals. The girls participate in field hockey, basket- ball, baseball, swimming and tennis. Also included in the Physical Education Department is hygiene, a requirement for juniors. The fundamental principles of good health are taught by Miss Weller and Mr. Bird. The health of the entire student body is the problem of Miss Kritter, the school nurse, and Dr. Lockhart. All seniors are fluoroscoped for tuberculosis and given the audiometer test. The nurse excludes students because of illness, gives admittance slips to those who have been absent for three or more days, and administers first aid. 20