Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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achieve- Good true friends can inspire one to lofty heights of ment. It is well to chose one's friends wisely. Cleveland has always been known as the friendly school due somewhat to the advantages of our smaller size. In the words of the poet: MISS WALTHEW as sponsor of the Student Council, Roll Council and Jour- nalism, Miss Walthew is kept hopping, 'lut she still finds time to enioy ieading. Come days happy or come days sad, We count no hours but the ones made glad, By the hale good times we have ever had, With a friend or two. Ray K. Imus MISS WHITTAKER-being Girls' Club sponsor keeps miss Whittaker busy, al- though she has her hands in many other activities. She would like very much to make a sea voyage. MR. SHEARER who is sponsor of Boys' Club, Hall Squad, Hi-Flyers and Yell Leaders, uses his spare time to build boats.

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Cleveland is known as the friendly school, the school where faculty and students help each otherg where plans are cooperatively supportedg and where persons know and like one another. lt is a school where good will to menl' is practiced the year around. Cleve- land and friendship have come to be synon- ymous terms even when dealing with rep- resentatives of different nations. Our feeling for Hiroko Kikuchi of Kobe, Japan and Kaare Glommen of Oslo, Norway are symbolic of this spirit. It is my sincere desire that there will always be a feeling of true friendship in our school. Loren Ralph

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