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

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w B 74ewWame4:4 ' Virginia Anderson English Howard Baughman Physical Education Lawrence Behney Commercial Mabel Blanchard Language Clayton Bachtel Art Marjorie Beck Sewing Walter Bird Hygiene Edith Braselton English George Barbour Lillian Bardrof Clyde Barnhard History English Machine Shop Ruppert . . . Graham . . . Anderson . . . These are some of the new names heard during the faculty roll call of the 1948 Passing Parade, for there have been many changes in the ranks of Heights teachers. To add a military touch Mr. Ruppert, m e c h a n i c a l drawing teacher, football coach, and former Marine, and Mr. Bach- tel, art teacher and former navy man, have joined the faculty. Teaching at Heights became a family affair for Mr. P. T. Lorz when his brother Mr. F. Lorz began to teach biology. Re- placing Miss Manning in the Spanish De- partment is Mr. Simon. New to Heights, but already old friends of the students are Mr. Miller, Mrs. Beck, Mrs. Rieke, and Misses Lois Clark, Cooney, Florence Bromelmeier Otto Budde Dorothy Bulkley Commercial Mathematics Art

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Wee 74 . . 0 An important cog in the smooth run- ning of our school affairs is the office. Every student benefits by the services of the office staff who H11 out transcripts and permanent record cards, requisition sup- plies, compile the absence bulletin, and take care of passes. A treasure room of knowledge is our library, and the keepers of the books are our three capable librarians who give willingly of their time and efforts helping students in their daily tasks and opening the door to pleasure reading. A broken Hnger! A bad cold! Although you may not know what to do about it, you will find relief in the haven of the medical office. The nurse and doctor along with student aids care for sick students and arrange senior examinations. These departments are an indispensable part of the completeness and proficiency of Heights High Gertrude Kaufman Office Bernice Roller Ofiiee Alice Robinson Library Marian Siegman Ofiice Mrs. Jenkins gives first-aid. Eloise Parr Marie Owen Library Library Violet Thelian Aleen Rutz Office Oflice Jean Jenkins Medical Hildegarde Grugle Oiiice 17

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4,4 '47- '42 Fred Burnham Karl Christman Lillian Clark Language Biology History Anderson, and Dillon. One of Miss Crane's fondest hopes was at last realized this year when the girls' gym staff was in- creased to three by the addition of Miss Horn and Miss Graham. Our library ex- perienced a complete turnover with the departure of Miss Case and her assistants and the arrival of Miss Robinson, Miss Parr, and Mrs. Owen. The faces of such good friends as Miss Case and Miss Wiswall. long associated with Heights, are missed, but the new friends are certainly wel- comed and have already found a place in the hearts of the students. We must not forget, however, the great majority of our teachers who have been at Heights a long time, under whose guidance Heights stu- dents have gone forward year after year, to futures in which memories of Heights and their teachers will always remain. Dorothy Dillon Ellis Downey Alvin Engel Merritt Clifford English Eugenie Cooney English Dorothy Crane Physical Education Dina Rees Evans English Commercial Biology History wiv Perry Cooley Commercial Wilbur Cox Mathematics Carl Dewald Physics lrl Fast History