Colerain High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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26 MRS. BOLLMAN Business MR. BRYANT Science MISS COOKE Social Studies MR. BOYD Industrial Arts MRS. BULLOCK Speech MR. DICKEN Science MRS. BROWN MR. BROWNING Home Economics Social Studies MR. CARVER MRS. CLARK Mathematics Librarian Teachers and students More so than sports and extracurricular activities, the heart of Colerain High School lies. in its academic life. A wide variety of courses are offered to each individual, and he may select those which will best prepare him for the future. In order to train the student, there is a need for an excellent faculty. The teachers work to the best of their ability to prepare for each class, and the lives of the students are influenced by the faculty more than they realize. In addition to instructing classes, the teachers also help in our clubs and various social functions. They serve as chaperones t0 the dances and sell tickets at the football and basketball games. Thus, the faculty is one of the major com- ponents of any good institution of learning.

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LUNCHROOM ASSISTANTS: SEATED: T. Milann. W. Faulcnncr, J. Scllultv, R. Am, J. Stollc. STANDING: D. Hirsch. B. Wuydu, D. McCloskcy, C. Zimmcrmun, B. hrundt. T. Milano. T. Mabry, D. Hicks. offer time and talent Mrs. Ochs and Mrs. Taylor prepare 3 transcript from a vollegelmuml studenfs personal file. Hilde- Mr. Clinton Yerkes communicates with many schools when scheduL ing athletic events. Being nurse to 1500 high school students is no small job, as Mrs. Fern Brestel will testify. 25

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MR. DRISCOLL M R. ELLIOT Physical Education Sociai Studies Mrs. Packs Latin class listens attentively to a Ciceronian recita- tion. MR. EPPLEN MRS, FRAZIER MR. GIGLEY MR. HACKER English English Business Businms . . . crossroads of learning MRS. HALE MR. HEIZMAN MR. HILL Physical Education Industrial Arts Physical Education 27