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

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me I . s. QL A, .if Reta J. Verhulst Catherine Weller Sarah Wensell English Hygiene Language Through Many Acfivifies Elizabeth Yvhitehouse English Q igi i V Ralph L. Williams Driver Training 4 fly? r E' Dorothy D. Wiles Commercial ' -fi- grgg ,-yt 1 , ,JE Zeta VVinslow English f f If only . . ., suggests former band parent, Mr. William Jennings. Pu ul J. Wiseley Com rnercial I z Amir-:.f'-::Q:+s . Albert Zu netti Physical Edur'at1'rn1 12 , S . William R. Winters English NA rl' 'S d' f. ru: flaw , Bernard R. Zweig Social Studies Hat pageantry contestants are being judged by faculty nn-inlmc-rs at the Girls' Cabinet Halloween Party. Q3 is

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English FAC U LTY Katherine Recker Agnes C. Regan English Teachers Show Enfhusiasm ..L, . , . . . . ., . in A f K E :ml I Sodium chloride is ordinary table salt, explains Mrs. Laugh- ' . lin while uttvntivc mothers watch. VVL Q . Clyde W. Rutherford Eve H. Shultz M athematics Social Studies 1 ,- -Q ' P' . . r R H N f,-,rf 5 A FJ ' ' 4' -gl ' 5 ! v, Y A- A Charles E. Simon Geraldine Spink Manfred M. Strauss George F. Strickling Peter Paul Szemersky Language Commercial Language Music English in w :Hifi f . 1 l' lx! 1l gf' A ' Tr ' ' M llclonn Tubaugh Richard Tupta Roy L. Uber Gail T. Vannorsdnll linglixh Hygiene Scienre Physical Education QQ las? 'U' X 5 S ' - I Bernice Van Sickle English

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'lit . t 1 T' E fx. 5 t , W ,.,.. X, . 'E 1 1 , as 3 tr ' .Ni S A ,t f fi i Mrs. l am-her, Mrs. Rim-lnarfls, and Mrs. Leslie cheek to see that the Nlrs, Ric-harfts is kept lwusy lwy the many hooks continually 1-arrl catalogue is kept up to date. being actmlett to the school lihrary. LIBRARY, SECRETARY, MEDICAL, CAEETERIA STAFFS Conscienfious Service Denotes Sincere, Sl'X'lttC'l'ARlICS. Firxl: Mrs. Felrler, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Rosenberg, Hrs. YVeisthal. Seconrl: Mrs. Krantz, Mrs. Mar- qnarrtt, Mrs. Grossberg, Mrs. Grugle, Mrs. Shaw. Books, hooks, and more hooks surround the three husy librarians as they perform their invaluable ser- vices. Do you have . . .PN 'Wvhere can I fincl . . .? These anrl other snatchcs of stuctents' questions chal- lenge them from 8:15 to 4:4-5 every mtay of the school year. Ailing pupils, with everything from stuhhett toes to torn fingernails find hfrs. Newtoifs nurse's office a haven. Aicting Dr. Emtwarcts. the visiting medicine man, Mrs. Newton administers remedies and main- tains medical records. The nine office secretaries perform clerical tasks necessary in running a school as large as Heights. Yvith typewriter, pencils, and stacks of papers, they complete a multitude of duties. Pizza, hot chocolate, and cherry pie vie for student attention in the school cafeteria. The cafeteria staff, hearted by Mrs. Irons, prepares many tasty alishes for fourth, fifth. and sixth periocl consumption.