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

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rf xsrsixw- lx Y.. XI . .sg ., Q x xx. s xx Arts Not only does Heights High give an excellent college preparation in irregular French verbs and tirades of Cicero, but it also prepares for the seri- ous business of higher education through its Arts Department. Credit is given for one year course in Art under bliss Wliswall or lN'Iiss Bulkley, or for Cook- ing or Sewing under Miss Deering. lN'Ir. Haga- man offers a three year course in mechanical draw- ing. Nh. Nixon offers a two year course in shop work. Under the efficient direction of this corps of experts our Arts Department offers full and complete courses, and the classes are well patron- ized. The domestic science courses teach us to make fudge, and to make rapid repairs on silk stockings. The prospective Case freshman makes 22 drawings in the mechanical drawing class, which is excell- ent training for decorating the covers of his future textbooks, and in the shop the boy aspirant for university work can be all set up with tie racks for his Christmas neckwear. D1sc1PLEs or THE CENTER TABLE IISJ

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- f 4?-' -Q A -Y te-- ,.. 1 I .- ,l. if ' - .., .1i.i7??'i' ' ' ,., he ARTHUR TODD ...... Przutizicnt Like Gilbert and Sullivan's Pooh-Bah, who was first Lord of Treasury, Lord Chief justice, Commander-in-Chief, Lord Ad- miral, 'Groom of Back Stairs, and Lord Mayor both acting and elect rolled into one, Art has led in many activities around school. His walking record helps to account for his extreme versatility. His skillful Caldron work and numerous projects successfully carried out lead to his recognition as most valu- able boy of his class. DOUGLAS LOYVLES . . . . l icr-Prvritirnl Even though Doug appears to be quiet and reserved, he dis- played good ability for acting in the Senior Dramatic Club and Musical Comedy. As homeroom manager he played a big part in helping E. NI. R. to win the intramural champion- ship. His tenor won him membership in the A Cappella Choir. Other organizations to which he belonged were Beta Hi-Y and National Honor Society. You will hear of him next at General lylotors Technical School. ARLENE THOIWAS ..... Secretary The services given to the school through Student Council, Girls' Cabinet, Boosters Club, and as secretary of National Honor Society are proofs of Tommy's ambition. Other organizations that will miss her presence are O'Kabe, Friendship Club, and Literary Club. Arlene displayed her ability in athletics as a member of Leaders' Class. VVe are all assured that Tommy certainly was deserving of the honor bestowed upon her by being selected as the most valuable girl of her class. BOB IVIARVIN ...... Trrarurrr Anyone who watched Bob in the Musical Comedy would agree with members of the Senior Dramatic Club and Heights Players that Bob knows how to act. He showed his business acumen in the financial management of the Senior Prom. Bob's reputation as a good singer gained for him a position in the A Cappella Choir and as E. M. R.'s assembly song leader. If he carries out his plans he will enter either Dart- mouth or Denison next fall. MISS MONNETT ...... Ad-v.'i:1'r Ruth E. Monnett, French instructor and adviser of the January Class hails from Galion, Ohio. She graduated from YVestern Reserve University, College for VVomen with an A.M. degree. Also, she has studied in France, receiving her instruction at the Guide Internationale in Paris. Her hobby is travel, es- pecially in France. Her French classes are often entertained with her stories of the idiosyncrasies of people of the French nationality. lyiiss lNIonnett always has a cheery smile and friendly greeting for her admirers, the student body. MR. FRAUNFELTER ..... At-ivisvr lylr. Fraunfelter was chosen adviser of the January Class be- cause of his deep interest in the school, in its progress, and, above all, in its students. He proves his loyalty to Heights in as convincing a way as he would prove a geometrical problem, for he approves of the educational standards enough to enroll his two daughters as students. In the summer 'Fraunie likes nothing better than a fishing jaunt to the straits of Mackinac. Heights has infinite possibilities , de- clares Mr. Fraunfelter, and any desire to excel or any ad- vantage is within easy access. I20l