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

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Sliindiniy: Mr. Price. Seated: Mr. Bchney. Mr. Randalw The Commercial Department EEP your eyes on the copy is heard amidst the clat- tering of typewriter keys in Miss Steinman's typing classes. Miss Hill not only has her typing classes to worry about but she is also kept busy with her knitting. Mr. Cooleys chief concern this year seemed to be collecting Caldron money, and he certainly deserves a hand for a job well done. Mr. Behney is blessed with the task of teaching shorthand, that subject commonly called Greek by some Heights students. That cute looking bookkeeping teacher, Mr, Price, has football as his main avocation. Senor Randall can be distinguished by his German haircut. Standing: Mr. Cooley. Seated: Miss Steinman, Miss Hill

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.Smmlmtp Mr, llarter. Mr. Cox. Sealed: Mr, Mcfllee. Mr, lfraunlelter. Mr. Budde. Math Department HE jovial Mr. Phillips, head of the math department. contributes everything from plane geometry to mathe- matical analysis. Attempting to give the struggling CI's a smattering of plane geometry are 'AI-lardern Hatter and Mr. McAfee, not to mention those prompters of study, Mr. Budde and Mr. Cox. Miss Benedict ably instructs advanced students in advanced algebra, while the tall Mr. McLaughlin is famous for the tough trig course he gives. Mr. liraunfelter may be small in stature but he certainly knows his stufl ' when it comes to geometry, both plane and solid. K r. Pliillips, .S7'uli'.l.' Miss Benedict. Mr. lVlcl,aughIin. Lialhllgil

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' .1 ,1 to 5 1 C5 Mr. Rush, Mr. Stritkling Mr. Nixon, Mr. Hagaman Fine Arts Department AT-A-TAT-TATU: Come, come, I love you only : You always get your money's worth at Heights perform- ancesY This first quotation is from our cham- pionship band, so skillfully directed by Mr. Rush. The next represents our choral groups: sophomore choir, advanced chorus, glee club. and at the pinnacle. the A Cap- pella Choir, under the leadership of the one, the only. the original Professor Strickling. But the large attendance at these and other performances is due, in a large part. to the skillful advertising done by the art depart- ment, so artistically managed by Misses Bulkley and Wiswall. Many future engineers and draftsmen are now in the making in Mr. I-lagaman's mef chanical drawing classes. Incidentally he has also turned out several 'Adraftswomenf' But the homemaking girls all flock to Miss Deerings sewing classes and Mrs. Liebold's cooking classes. Under the pleasant and homey influence of these teachers. the most stylish of dresses, and the most luscious of delicacies have been made. H J' 1 . 5 ,-, , -fkrx. i , qv Mrs. l.iebold, Miss Deering Miss Vw'iswall. Miss Bulklev