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

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DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES, THE GROWTH OF EDUCATION . .. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sfudeni body sees itself in faculty assembly take-off. D. CRANE - D. HORN C IZZO G McKINNON S RUPPERT G VANNORSDALL xx N MJXX-A YQ gg? ,MBV ! M WL? ITM , HYGIENE f wp , C WELLER R TUPTA -QN k I .J If ly Q , TN 'I il' 1 X- 6 r 1 1 AQXJ I r 'Y gels 3 32 L. rf 7-T fig wmv F - jk: Z5 J QS ,ff A , ff iv., . 2, ' xkku I7 All ' 0' If . . C ,. A si M f xg: N' M' PM X , fl sll f , I ,E X if -- S- a 'W - gi ' -T ' T 'A' - I' ' I, ,!' -f - 1 X 'K X' f N' Jif, kk , ,R 5 mv I Ill, xi ' T' ' ..-. V --'xii' - I f fhv . -rf - kxw EVN-- ? , -1 .K ff N..' 'T - ' X -f I PX f, - , QI, ..-:i1.3:4 5- 1 I ' - xi N If I I I 9 I I 4 I, ll .. f 1 ' , ' f' I' T - 'f I 1 -,I '1I.ll f- . ,! ' ' E, , - X9 'n-rf XA - - - -f ff - . .a.m :A ' f Null 924' 1 1 , - Q 1 'U' 1 -- ' If ff . --- ch. I fri 7:14 - If +V W4 -f - u I 1 :W es I . ll ' I- A E' f q.faa.l E - -TE, L., -A f 1 Ii .+R K .Y , Y - 1 7 Q1 2 ,' V aft, K, X , . .QQ- K rs f ! if ff. ' ,- ,727 ,lgxx X- - Q49 ni - VY- - i ,, gr ' h ,:-..- 1 L ? I Ci K2 'r ' -A - ii' - r' 9 1 cl . , 'Y' -- lffw- fl 'f-Ffasisff X Exfi E E I I-9, . .s?fe:!!l f 7, ' A... WM- - 4- 1-'A'l ' ,,,,,, 431 - ? -- - L' i'f 'Z l:iZ1-,' ':- if f-if ,-- ' ,-v:- L- -2-,V , ,pg-I - Q N 'fr 7:3 gn If ifigriig Y ' A ltr .1 M? ' Y -1f2x,:E f T A. Trrf-SXA?yV : 5 fl9,? ifjj , xljjri - , ' T' '1,, ET' CW iif ffv , H Of 'I5

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RELATIONS, BY BUILDING CHARACTER, AND BY PROMOTING F, BROMELMEIER E. MAGEE K- MARSH J PRICE M R055 G SPINK D WILES COMMERCIAL Once high school graduates were plunged unto the world unprepared for usmg euther buslness technuques or machunes Today courses along wuth work on edlphones tabulators, and mrmeograph machines gave students practucal experience un the mechamcs of business The abuluty to turn out a flaky ple crust or sew a smooth seom was once taught by busy mothers to theur young daughters at home The home economncs department un to day s school teaches scnentlflc home management by the use of modern educatuonal methods I5O years ago brref recess pen ods provuded the only outlet of stored up energy for the uncom fortable pupul Today s physucal educatlon classes stress good sports manshlp as well as the develop 1 HOME ECONOMICS ment of a healthy body by em phaslzmg organnzed games and mstructlon In hyglene SQ I4

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HAS KEPT PACE WITH THE GROWTH OF DEMOCRACY A. GARD W. NIXON 5 ROWLANQQ R SAUNDERS H TUBAUGH 9A TEACHERS A well-stocked library, complete with reference material and college catalogues as well as books and magazunes for recreatuonal read ung, was unknown un the days of the first hugh school However, the Heughts school lubrary wuth an un ventory of 15421 books plays an umportant part un the lufe of all students who find ut unvaluable for research themes, scuence prouects and Englush reports The school meducal staff also serves an umportant uob by guvung physucal check ups and gym excuses and generally keepung Heughts health on a hugh level Heughts had a freshman class thus year Here a semester early because- of over crowded uunuor hugh schools the 9As have rapudly aduusted to become a part of all that hugh school has to offer LIBRARY STAFF MEDICAL STAFF Ellal Ferguson Eluzabeth S Elluot Francesl Bennett Dr Ellery P Edwards Kathleen E Bennett I I I . . I . . y - uu uu . , . I 'FN . Q ,K ,, I su , , ' . I , - . . , . I6