Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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HCULTY GBYLORD D. PELTIER, Commercial HIRHM E. PRRTT, Mathematics School Treasurer, Track Coach. Make sure the accounts balance. HURIL RICKETTS, Foreign Language, English School Traffic. You learn to think in geometry. PBUL RULE, Shop Staging. Sponsor oi Class of '40, Girls' Club nfs not finished until Youfre Committee Sponsor, Honor Society proud of it. Sponsor, Vodvil, Latin and French Club. Carpe diem. HLICE T. STHCH, English Chairman of Flssemblies, Head oi the English Department, Counselor. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. VERA. WHLLER, Girls' Gym Intramural, Big C. Play up, play the game. MHX STHRCEVICH, Social Science Basketball, Football Coach, Poggie Club Sponsor. History is the paean of develop- ment. NORMHN R. WEBB, Music I-lssemblies, Operetta Director, Hssistant Vodvil Mgr., Mid- winter Concert. You push the middle valve down MILLIE PRITCHHRD, Home Economics Costuming, Girls' Club Com- mittee Sponsor. Hre the fronts even? I-IHROLD C. SNYDER, English MHRGHRET RBINE, English Sponsor of Class of '39, Vodvil Manager, Extra-curricular Commit tee, Homeroom Committee. Your autobiographies are due next week. IOHN H. SPEER, Shop Iournal, Hnnual Hdviser, Girls' Assemblies, Staging. Club Committee Sponsor. H good mechanic never blames There are no sugar-coated edu- the tools. cation pills. IOHN W. THOMPSON, Natural Science Banking, Building Decoration and Equipment, Stamp Club. This is the Primula obconica MHRTHH WHITTHKER, Natural Science Sponsor oi Class of '41, Girls' Committee Sponsor, Vodvil. We must learn our place in scheme of things. MICHHEL H. TIMBERS, Shop Building Decoration and Equip- ment, Posters, Satety Instruction There's always room for a good mechanic. VIVIHN WRENCHEY, Study Good classroom work begins in Club the study hall.

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FACULTY WILLIHM BERNNHRD, English MHRSDEN COLE, Librarian GENE DILS. Social Science GUDRUN C. EIDE, Commercial Operetta Dramatic Coach, Senior Library Board Boys' Hdviser Girls' .Club Adviser, Advisory Roll Play' Hobbl' L0bhY' Vodvu' Books were meant to be read. Your most important job is to ccfmmmlie' g'1gdm'1tHdggOrY Com' Only through constant effort can get a iob. mmee' an rope' Y mrmdn' you reach perfection. Bccuracy, dependability, and a pleasant personality are stepe ing stones to success. MHRGHRET GHRBED, Study VESPER T. I-IHLL, English MILDRED HHNSON, Commercial LOU ELLH HBRT, Social Science Httendance. Debate, Toastmasters Club, Sponsor oi Class ot '42, Girls Girls' Club Committee Sponsor. The Study han is not Q social Girls' Club Committee Sponsor, Club Committee Sponsor, Vodvil. I dong mind wha! You say if hour. Counselor' Machines quiet. Ready-start. you back it by facts. Halt a word to the wise is sufficient. LYNDEN K. HBSSENMILLER, JOSEPH T. HHZHRD. Mathematics MHRIORIE D. IOHNSTON, Hrt BHRBHRH JONES. Social Science, Natural Science Golf Radio Club Ticket Mana er. I ' 1 Q Stock Room Manager. You can't learn it by reading it only once. Ski Club. The lazier the person the more sure he should be to get his work done on time. KHTHRYN KHNTNER, Commercial WILLIHM I. MHGINNIS, Boys' Gym Girls' Club Committee Sponsor, Vodvil Take it ior what it's worth. Intramural, Tennis. It pays to play. Building Decoration and Equipment, Posters. I can't teach you to be an ar- tist, but l can help you develop what ability you have. HUDLEY F. MHHRFFEY. Social Science tNow at Roosevelt High Schooll. My four boys and I would make a pretty good basketball team. Health Girls' Club Committee Sponsor, Debate lFrosh, Sophl. lt's conceivable, but barely pos- sible. HRTHUR MCLHRNEY, Social Science, Health Basketball, Baseball, Football. Training, not straining, is a good motto.

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Freshmen Ask Miss Slachg Sophs Go lo Miss Hall . . she keeps lrosh in line. . . . she guides the sophs. Miss Stach, freshman counselor, smiles over an improvement noted in one of her problem students. Hs counselor to both the girls and boys of the fresh- man class, her duties embody helping students over their program difficulties, urging delinquent students to do better work, and. as a whole, helping the boys and girls plan their programs, and budget their time most advantageously. O . . . they come running when Miss Carroway calls. To help the boys and girls adiust themselves and find their places in their educational and voca- tional life. Miss Hall sets this as her purpose in advising and counseling the sophomore class. Her work is similar to Miss Stach's in that she gives assistance on program planning and course adjustment. Work is done in coniunction with roll room and classroom teachers and the girls' adviser to gain a fuller under- standing of students so that guidance may be per- sonal and effective. Assistants Help in Diiice Efficiency plus. H well-run organization functions about its nucleus-the office. Office assistants secure invaluable office experience from Miss Carroway, who in- structs them in operating the switchboard, filing, distributing mail to teachers, running errands and stepping in wherever a iob shows up. . Left to right, back: Hrlene Wick, lean Newman, Marie Van Houtte, Mary Hender- son, Helen Cleveland. Left to right, front: Berneice Forbush, Naomi Inglis, Mariorie Carson, Lucille Metter.