Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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iwlwrgevf . . . Our Democracy Four In his opening address at Cleveland, al- most two years ago, Mr. Selby made this statement: I want you to consider me your friend. I want you to come to me to discuss your problems with me. And during the past two years, we have come to Mr. Selby, and we discuss our problems with him. Mr. Selby is a friend and confidant for all of us. He is never too busy to stop and chat with us awhile. Among the many new plans he has in- stituted, probably the most appreciated and latest is the triple lunch period. The faculty, as well as the student body express their earnest desire here for many more years un- der the supervision of Mr. Selby.

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Table of Contents I Faculty II In Democracy III Classes IV Activities V Sports VI Junior High

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mvbargevf . . Our Democracy :ai 5-,gas rg-, 1 5 . ,fist Q23 X ak. 'Q At some time during each school year, either in his history classes or during con- ferences about absences and penalties Mr. Imus meets every student in the school. He realizes that it is the responsibility of the school to help mould the pupils of that school to good Americans fit to take over their responsibilities of governing our coun- try and works to further that end. Mr. Imus is a very good friend and adviser of Cleveland and its students and his aim is to turn out each class just a little bit better. Five