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

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Sports are important to every boy and girl. At Heights our Physical Education department provides not only an opportunity for a recre- ational break in the day, but also a healthy, vigorous program which helps to keep every student physically fit. The boys' activities in- clude football, baseball, basketball, track vol- ley ball, and swimming. The girls, not to be outdone, have afine program, too, witha chance to participate in basketball, volley ball, field hockey, and baseball. Those unable to PHYSICAL C. Weller M, Graham S, Ruppert G. McKinnon R. Williams W. Bird D. Horn D. Crane take regular gym, have a modified course of less strenuous sports. The Physical Education department does more than teach gym, it gives the students lessons in good sportsmanship and develops in them a sense of fair play which will help them long after their participation in sports has subsided. Hygiene instructs stu- dents in ways of good health and good habits. It is a required course and it is a far more personal subject than any other in the school, for it often helps the student solve his own in- dividual problems. EDUCATION

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SCIENCE K. Christman R. Uber j. Langmead D. Lawson C. Dewald E. Downey Many people believe that science has no bear- ing on everyday life, but this is not true, One should not feel he has to go into a scientific field to benefit from the study of these sub- jects. Chemistry students under the super- vision of Mr. Langmead and Mr., Uber, learn that the home and everyday life is directly affected by chemistry. Through sirnple lab- oratory experiments the students are able to see for themselves how some of these reac- tions take place. Mr. Christman, Mr. Lorz Mr, Downey, and Mr. Lawson try to develop in their pupils a high value and appreciation of health. Furthermore, a skill in attacking pro- blems drawing logxcal conclusions, and seeing the relation of life to human welfare is taughtn The average person does not realize the im- portant part played by physics in the world. All phases of motion, light, heat, and electric- ity that are taught by Mr., Dewald, are either essential o r necessary for c omfo r table living. xuuisxsn 1255333 ggnlililv x vqi' ivy 'T

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