Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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PRINCIPAL I E MR. HOMER DAVIS Where does Cleveland find itself on its Silver Anniversary? After twenty-five years, Cleveland is a well-established school and truly a credit to the district. It has grown steadily, not only in size, but in scholarship, in student participation in govern- ment and number of activities. Cleveland has seen many changes since 1927. Now we're looking forward to additional facilities made possible by the school bond issue, that will enable Cleveland to continue being the progressive, energetic school it has always been.

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VICE-PRIN CIP MR. RAY IMUS Cleveland's twenty-fifth anniversary coincides with Seattle's Centennial as a year of celebration and marked progress. In the cold month of january, 1927, a small group of students gathered up their books in the old Georgetown school and marched up to the acropolis on the hill to take their rooms in the new, spacious Cleveland Junior-Senior High School. Today in spite of crowded halls, congestion, surrounded by twelve portables and other growing pains, Cleveland is forging ahead along with the community she serves. With the promise of funds for the expansion of our building the eyes of every Cleveland Eagle are looking upward into a jet-propelled sky with new hopes, new confidences and a belief that greater progress and achievement are just ahead.