Rocky River High School - Riverlet Yearbook (Rocky River, OH)

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0 Discuss and Improve Teaching Methods John Maxwell li.S., BLS. Physical Seieneo Physics l'hoto1.:raphy t'lnh James C. McCollum ILS., M.M. Choir Randall F. Motts ILA., M.A. Health Pliysienl edur-ation Intrarriurals Varsity HR' ' Robert K. Payne HA.. ILA. English lll-'FIDE Twelfth grade adviser Vnisitv basketball eoaeli Miss Gray, Mrs. Walther, Miss Armstrong, and Mr. Bridenbaugh read the month's agenda as Miss Wha- ling pours tea at a faculty meeting. lvlltivl' the guidance of Miss Whalinfg. ll0lllt'lll2lliK'l'S of tomorrow learn to prepare tempting' dishes and to sew with skill. llillllt' ee elasses present a Style show eaeh spring, in which the girls model clothes they have made. Future architects and ''do-it-yourself -ers have an opportunity to develop their skills in the well-equipped shop and lllf'l'll2llllU?ll' drawing' room. lllr. Patil tlrites and Mr. Donald Frail teaeh these courses. The art department, under the guidanee of Miss Bernice Sunnner, provides niany fa- eilities for the student to express his erea- tive artistry. Oil painting. sketching, ee- ramies, and metal-working are a few of the media used. Driver edueation is offered eaeh senies- ter. Ten in-the-earl' lessons. supple- mented by class instruetion, enable the stu- dent to become a safe and eourteous driver. Mr. Vineent Gandolfi teaches the elass, and a representative of the t'leveland Antonio, bile Club supervises the actual driving les- sons. Miss t'hristine l52llllllgl'2il'tlll9l' and Mr. Randall Motts teaeh physical education. whieh is required of all students. Football, foeeer, basketball. volleyball, field hoekey,

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Faeult Members Meet after School Hours Marsdon U. Grubb li. Iiwl., MA. liiology linmkkm-pim: llusim-es Lau' S4-lling 'I'5'pim: l'Ila-va-ntli grzulv mlviau-1' Fzwulty Maumge-r of Atllla-tim Nvlmul 'lll'l'llNlIl'4'l' Richard Hoskin ILA.. MA. Sllillln-lllutivs .Xsxistznll fmmtlmll 1-uuvll .luniur Varsity lmske-tlmll vmlvll I'ir:m- Vluln Vincent Gandolii ILS., MA. Driver education Mullin-lnntics lln-ml fuotlmll 1-mivll Wiutvr llliflllllllrlllhl Miss Dorothy Gray ILS, MA. linglisll Stmlm-ul l'uum-il lynku I I,f,,E2iI:,? S 'm Mr. Thomas, Mr. Frail, Mr. Gandolfi, Mr Hookex 'r.-out u-1-u.1.- miviser and Mr. Hoskin gather together at the faculty tea William Hooker ips., Mui.

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Teachers Help lirganize Extra-Curricular Activities Miss Virginia L. Miss Goldie Strawn Richmond n.A., M.A. HA MA' Shorthand English 'fyems Latin RIVERLET Miss Bernice Summer Harlan L' Thomas n,s,ii., M.M. in Ed. igfeinl nrt diploma Hand Music Appreciation Velvetones and baseball, as well as tumbling. wrestling. badminton, and tennis. are the activities of these elasses. Sophomore phvsieal edueation includes a health course in first aid. Students who have musical ability may try out for the band or choir, direeted by Mr. Harlan 'Fliomas and Mr. James Met'ol- lum. A total of seventeen units of credit. is neeessary for graduation. A class whieli meets every day and requires out-of-class preparation nets one unit per year. while ai elass which meets every day but has no homework assignment nets one-half unit per year. The seventeen units must in- clude at least two majors and two minors. A major consists of three units of a given area of studyg a minor represents two units in a given field. The student must pass the subject with a mark of 70 or better in order to reeeivc credit. Mrs. Sara C. Walther A.B. English French Friendship Miss Edith White li.A.. M.A. Pingli sh Xl atlieinuties Speech Neoph yte-Tliespians lntcrconiinun ientionii Stage Crew Miss Delphine Whaling ILS., MS. Home Eeouolnies Frien dship Mrs. Leona Winpenny ILA., M.A. I-English Spanish N1-onliyte-Tliuspiuns