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

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til. - Q 7' s . .. Mr. William Hooker, Miss Goldie Strawn, Mr. Quinton Morris Mr. Quinton Morris is the new typing teacher at River High. Being strictly a family man, he spends his spare time working on his home. He also enjoys bridge and music. He has earned a B.S. from Kent State University and an MA. from Western Reserve. He's the man at the mike during football and bas- Mr. William B. Hooker, be- sides sponsoring the senior class and acting as athletics manager, teaches selling, law, bookkeeping, and typ- ing. His friendly manner makes him popular with stu- dents. Summer activities are varied, with the emphasis on fishing and bowling. In addition to teaching shorthand, typing, and of- fice practice work, Miss Goldie Strawn finds time to help the production staff in cutting stencils and mimeo- graphing and to furnish typ- ists for the Riverlet. She earned her master's degree from Ohio University. First year typing class concentrate as they start on a new unit of work. ketball games. Joanne Peters takes dictation in office practice class.

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' si xsiviylisifk .sw K X. ' i 75 A little recitation, please. Biology - com' plete with growing room, aquarium, micro- scopes, and numerous glass iars - is taught by Mr. Marsdon Grubb. He acts as sponsor for lyaku, a club meaning nature lover. Hiking and fishing are summer interests. Mr. Randall Motts instructs Gordon Myers and Kathy Stroud in general science principles. nj .iipiumillv imuium-X , , E Mr. Marsdon Grubb - Mr. Randall Motts Transplanted for the first time from the gym to the classroom, Mr. Randall Motts finds himself in a new position as a general science instructor. He also serves as director of audio-visual aids. He enjoys nature study, sports, and travel, In the summer he works ata boys' camp in Canada. First period studies the secrets of microbiology. 3 gys

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Miss Delphine Whaling is River's home economics teacher, elev- enth and twelfth Friendship ad- viser, and shortest member of the faculty. Most ot her spare time is used to try out some new recipe or to whip up a new outfit. In the summer, she and her cohorts travel. Always starts every sentence with Now, girls . . . All phases ot art are ably taught by Miss Bernice Summer. While studying at Heidelberg, Western Reserve University, and the Cleveland Institute ot Art, she earned a special Art Di- ploma. Exhibits, lectures, photog- raphy, and music are salient outside interests. During the summer she engages in study or travel. Binnie Bittel models the formal she mad inspects the hem. t? iW!!5i 'l Q -W'5' is px -3 va.. 'r-...'lfw!r' ...s W--f3'1a.s-'f'K,, ,, ,E 4 p 2. my - T. S 'Y 1'ZtQ-M 5' v. P .xg-.Q . avg' . N I Sims :ri fig... 'B.6 ' 'Ven' I Q'SSf ' nc! ,A Q.. ,c .sa :LUV W 31' gn K igtfm a is I., r V328 W X 05- Y . K , '15-1 g .. ,. ,my e in home ec while Jan Brown ll'-f.-Y-A .-Y, ,, 43,53 .. 9 .. MP K X. X Mi T5 . v . . .s 3 . 553 K . .. -..,s, S -Q 5 ., 'F 9 0 U S i L A xi If 'Q .. iff wg, .pix V. la' 'vt Miss Delphine Whaling, Miss Bernice Summer. Tom Stanley and Marilyn Hoy complete varied art projects