Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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HAZEL ANGELL CATHRYN BRITTON HELEN CHAMPLIN DOROTHY CRIM DAVE CURRIE HAROLD DAHL ROLLAND ELLIS ERNEST EDGERTON HELEN GRANT CHARLES GRAY MILDRED HANSON LOU ELLA HART HARTLEY HOLTE VINCENT JEROME ROBERT JOICE FRANCES KWAPIL ED LANDON GAIL LANE ROBERT LANGLEY DORA LEAVITT BILL MAGINNIS

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lt is a known fact that it is 'much harder-it takes more knowledge of human nature-to be liked and respected while filling the role of disciplinarian. For, it is seldom that filling such a role is pleasant. Too many students must be called into line for cutting classes, skipping school, or being continually tardy or absent. Mr. Imus deserves applause for doing his work with tact and understanding. Considering the welfare of the school and the students first, he performs his duties with quiet efficiency. Understandably, Mr, Imus' office and the imposing man who works there fill the students with fear and dread when they are called in. However, while the reason for being sent to him may not be a pleasant matter, the student is met with neither paddle nor threats, but by a man who first wants to work out the problem, and second, see if there isn't some way that the recommendation handed out will be bene- ficial. Mr. Imus will always be in the memories of this year's graduating class when they remember the good old days. zke ri

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CELIA MICHEL MARGARET MOWRY GAYLORD PELTIER MILLIE PRITCHARD MARGARET RAINE RACHAEL ROYSTON PAUL RULE REX SCOTT ANN SIMMONS HAROLD SNYDER ALICE STACH ERLING THORSEN MICHAEL TIMBERS CECILIA TURNER GEORGE WALKER MARGARET WALTHEW ALFHILD WARTELLE KATIE WHITWORTH FLORENCE WILTSIE BLANCHE PHIMISTER The fortunate botany students who are re- quired to spend their hours in the green house are the envy of others who wish they could investigate the interesting place with its earthy smell and different plants. I af MA RY MALCOLM 'bf-. ,- 'ws- - as 1? i ?i?..P'