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

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WWW MMWM On this day the school honored these soldiers by dedicating two plaques, financed by the graduating classes of '43, '44, ,4S, '46, '47 and contribution from the current student body. In this Way the school made certain that these alumni will never be forgotteng we will strive always to keep the freedoms for which they so valiantly fought. l l

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, , Zend' On Thursday morning, May twenty-ninth, nineteen hundred and forty-seven, two thousand students of Heights High filed into the auditorium to pay homage to former students and classmates, one hundred and twenty strong, who had lost their lives in the service of our country in the Second World War. 10

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Zecldcafdcwz Always ready to lend a helping hand, the Custodial Department has served the school faithfully for many years. Making life at Heights more pleasant is their key objective as they go about their many and varied tasks. The eight people who comprise the staff do their Work, asking no thanks but the gratification they ultimately receive from a job well done. They have earned a place in the hearts of all of us, and that is Why, therefore, we the Senior Class proudly dedicate the CALDRCN for 1948 to the Custodial Department of Heights High. Mr. Smith checks over some of his records ' in his office. In the shop Mr. Hanson, Pop Leuen- berger, and Mr. Rossi work on one of the 1001 jobs they do to make school more pleasant. Mr. Neccina, Mr. Friedenthal, Mr. W'ong, and Mr. Senter toil in the furnace room to keep us comfortable.