Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Ringmaster MR. HARRY L. GARRISUN In the cold month of January, 1927, a small group of students gathered up their books in the old Georgetown School, and, like the chil- dren of ancient Athens, marched up to the Acropolis on the hill, the new Cleveland High School. From our high promontory we have seen not only thirty years of growth in the in- dustrial Duwamish valley, particularly Boeings, but now a remodeling and an addition to our own building, as well as a new iunior high school in Jefferson Park. Every hour of the day the flight of Boeing iets is a reminder that we, too, are Eagles soaring to higher levels with high ideals and purposes and with progress in our hearts. RAY K. IMUS ln our 1956-57 Annual, Cleveland students will find an interesting record of a memorable year. One proiect, which, I think, has been of great importance for future Cleveland Eagles, was the study involving the whole student body, of our student government. Under the leader- ship of our student council, and ably assisted by members of Mr. Landon's Contemporary Problems class, this study has pointed the way toward an improved experience in school citi- zenship for all of us in the years to come. We will miss the seniors who are leaving us, but Cleveland next year will be a better school because of the fine contribution they have made to improve participation by all in student body government. We are looking forward to next year when the class of '58 has the responsibility to continue the work started by the class of '57. HARRY L. GARRISON Lion Tamer MR. RAY K. IMUS

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Advisers, Coordinator Direct Performances MISS MARTHA WHITTAKER Miss Whittaker, whose rooms are a meeting place for active girls, packs leading, counseling, programming, nursing, advising into busy days. MISS MARGARH WALTHEW Coordinating the side- shows, tents, concessions and budget of the Cleve- land Carnival is Miss Walthew's daily chore in the busy Eagles' Nook. Miss wllltilllltl' Hllli officers lli S8SSl0II. MR. FRANK FAILOR Mt. Failor has begun a magnificent iolo counseling, coordinating Boys' Club activi- ties, and arranging the many proiects that arise during the school term.