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

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CO MERCIAL DEPARTMENT S the future mnnusters of commerce and fnnance take their seats Mr Cooley the head of thus de partment begins has lnstructlon In bookkeeplng and other business courses Including commercual math Under hns dnrectlon and wuth a capable faculty the commercial department offers flne courses Wlth such teachers as Mr Price Mass Bromelmeler Mrs jones and Mrs Magee future secretarnes and stenog raphers fund good lnstructuon Commercial math law and English along wuth typrng and stenography courses complete the lust of sublects taught In thus department Wlth the and of the latest equlpment each student may gaun a great deal of commerclal knowledge Does It add up Mr Cooley? Florence Anna lones BfOm9lm6I6f james Price Ethel Magee T9

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Paul Nash George Barbour Ellsworth Prnnce Lulllan Clark Alvun Engel Bernard Zweng Irl ast Walter Kremm Oscar Lehman Ethel McCabe HISTORY DEPARTMENT ODAY when world unity and peace are so Important a knowledge of history IS rmperatlve We do not want to be found rnaklng the same blunders again A knowl edge of the whys and the wherefores of past wars ought to help us to make today s peace good In thus atomrc age the study of history becomes nncreasungly nmportant In order to foster a better understandnng of cntrzenshup a year of American I-lustory IS required ln addutlon to this the depart ment offers ancuent medreval and modern hrstory The students cho ce of any of these addutuonal subjects ns very wrse The teachers not only teach facts but try to guve the students the tools wnth whrch to snft facts for themslves and to choose the good from the bad Mr Nash IS head of the department History In the making l8

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l M Weber Clyde Barnhard Gerard Gentile L lvl lvlcl-lenry Ralph Williams ...Mani INDUSTRIAL ARTS F UTURE drattsmen find a good start in the mechan- ical drawing courses given at Heights. They cer- tainly learn more than just drawing a straight line. from Mr Williams and Mr McHenry Students who have special interests in manual training find ample opportunity to develop them In auto shop the mechanisms and the functions of the automobile are taught by Mr Weber in such a way that many of the boys find it poss ble to repair the family limousine when necessary The eternal drama is given a helping hand by Mr Gentile ln his wood shop and stagecratt courses his students learn the fundamentals of stagework Working with electrical machines and metals com prlse the metal shop course M Barnhard or Barny certainly knows his business and there is nO tooling around Gentile give the boys a workout Zu . t rn ' Mr. . . Q 3 , , 3 Q 3 . i , ii 7 ,if 2 Q ' i 'Xl . V ,W M., , Q 5 43E,W,. .i W I I . J ' wwf' 'r ' ' ' 7 A if E ' 1.1 15:5 r-