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

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f i n e r t DOROTHY BULKLEY RALPH RUSH Ph. B. M. A. Instrumental Music Arl GEORGE F. STRICKLING HAZEL WISWALL B. A. Mus. B. M. A. B. A. Vocal Music Art GWENDOLYN EDWARDS B. A. M. A. FLORENCE L. JOHNSON MARJORIE MATTISON B. A. M. A. B. A. Miss Wiswall . . . an artist . , . but no smock . . . flowing hair and neck-tie . . . Miss Bulkley . . also artist . . . smock but no flowing hair . . . Strick . . . a grand guy . . . produces wonderful A Cappella choirs . . . Mr. Rush . . . a newcomer to Heights . . . welcome to our city. . . Miss Edwards in quotation . . . Oh, my no . . . Miss Mattison is best known and liked by Latin students and Friendship Club girls . . . Miss Johnson . . . A great reader and ardent contract bridge player. . . l I 18

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l171 In S I 3 2 I1 I' n S ll 3 2 ANNA M. RANDALL A. A. M. A. Spanish ANNA P. EICHHORN P. THEODORE LORZ LOUISE MAGOR Ph. B. B. A. M. A. Ph. B. German French French RUTH E. MONNETT ELLSWORTH PRINCE MYRON W. RANDALL B. A. M. A. B. A. B. S. B. A. M. A. J. D. French Frznch Slanish Q Senorita Randall . . . linguist extraordinary . . . thus, mistress of modern language . . . Have you tried the now famous Eichhorn Hot-Water Cocktail? . . . Mr. Test-A-Day Lorz . . . most popular ninth-period teacher . . . Mlle. Magor . . . solves life's little verb- blank mysteries . . . Lines on Miss Monnet . . . letters from France, Her classes entrances' . His Prince-ly manners make him priceless . . . Senor Randall . . . hasn't sailed the Spanish Main . . . but . . . knows the main points in Spanish. . . Heap Big Chief

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191 P I' 8 a C It I' . t I S C 8 DOROTHY DEERING F. B. HAGAMAN B. A. M. A. B. S. B. A. M. A. Sewing Mechanical Drawing M. E. HILL W. C. NIXON B. A. M. A. B. S. Cooking Wood Working Practical arts teachers and their mottoes . . . Miss Deering . . . a stitch in time saves a needle in a haystack or something . . . Miss Hill . . . the way to a man's heart-via the stomach route . . . Mr. Nixon . . . How much wood would a Wood-chuck chuck in the wood shop at the end of the boy's ramp? . . . Mr. I-lagaman . . . a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush if it's a mechanical drawing of a bird house. . . The Way to a Man's Heart