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

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jonathan Miller Mathematics Ruth Monnett Language Paul Nash History Georgia Parry Language Matthew Phillips Mathematics James Price Commercial Ellsworth Prince History Myron a Comm 'rc aw 1 Agnes Regan English Joseph Riccardi Physical Education Dorothy Ricke Sewing Stephen Ruppert Driving Mary Ryan Language Charles Simon Lan guage 4 19 eff' V i r EY Miss Stephens okays a script. A teacher's day is quite a busy one, for this business of trying to impart knowledge to hundreds of mind-wandering teenagers is not an easy one. But our teachers also give willingly of their time and talents by spon- soring extra-curricular activities. For in- stance: the greater part of Mr. Prince's day is spent in acquainting students with the state of the world, but just walk into 231 some ninth period, and you'll be sure to see him maintaining law and order among the members of the Chess Club, who are apt to end their decisions rather vociferous- ly. Wfhereas, Miss Monnett, Miss Parry, Mr. Simon, and Miss Ryan, who can't seem to get enough of foreign languages, are busy lending helping hands to the French, German, Pan-American, and Hermes Clubs. Q id

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Is versatility the keynote to success? Why not ask Miss Louise Magor who teaches both Spanish and French. Her reply would most likely be yes, although she might confess that at times she has embarrassed herself by unconsciously switching languages in the midst of a conversation. Mr. Thomas Lee, England's gift to the school, is also an authority on the subject of versatility, for he excels not only in Latin, the subject he teaches at Heights, but has proved himself well versed in many other languages. Mr. Merle McFadden, too, can switch subjects with the greatest of ease, for in past years he has been one of our biology teachers, but now, along with Mrs. Ethel McCabe and Mr. Oscar Lehman, he is teaching history. Miss Magor proves a point. Thomas Lee Language Oscar Lehman History Frances Liston English joseph Lorz Biology Theodore Lorz Language Ethel Magee Commercial Louise Magor Language Edith Malin English Kathryn Marsh Mathematics Norval McAfee Mathematics Ethel McCabe History Merle McFadden History Leroy McHenry Mechanical Drawing Henry McLaughlin Mathematics

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Affectionately k now n as Spencer the Censori' is Mr. Ambrose P. Spencer, who is enjoying his 24th year as advisor of the Black and Gold. As the sponsor of the Black and Gola' is known throughout the school, so is the director of the Heights Choir, Mr. George E. Strickling, known. Wfith an efficient hand he has led the choir to fame. Teaching another subject which deviates from the proverbial 3 R's is Mrs. Elizabeth Wells, the little blond teacher presiding over the Domestic Science Room. ln addition to the subjects which deal with the 3 R's, Heights offers various other types of subjects such as journalism, choral music, and home economics, all of which help to provide the Well-rounded curriculum which is a must for a school the size of Heights. Weber wonders what makes it tick. Ambrose Spencer English Lclah Stephens English George Strickling Music Roy Uber Chemistry Gail Vannorsdall Physical Education Rita Verhulst English Marshall Weber Auto Shop Elizabeth Wells Cooking Ralph Williams Driving Zeta W'inslow English William Winters English Bernard Zweig History 20 use ,wu- 'QQ' Not Pictured Catherine Weller Hygiene