Cleveland High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cleveland, VA)

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HHH MPERtNttlHM CLERK ON. ARCHITECTS Patience, fortitude, and self-control are necessary for mastering the mechanics of lockers. Opening one of those things re- quires talent during the few minutes between classes. The Seniors ' class rings arrived in late September. For days afterward they could be seen shaking hands to show off their prized possessions. When Sophomores begin saying Friends, Romans, we know that Juluis Caesar is mighty yet! And Juniors study Sandburg, Frost, Thornton Wilder — and those grandiloquent vocabulary words. Seniors struggle with Beowulf and Chaucer and find how much there really is to this subject called English.

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Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Campbell of Cleveland browse through a portion of the five thousand volumes catalogued in the school library. Upon invitation of the Student Council Dr. Givens deliv- ers the first address of the new year to the student general assembly. 7

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UJie of 7 )orJ?incj together In Home Economics girls learn the fundamentals of cooking a meal, making a dress, and car- ing for a family. College Day, college entrance exams, and ad- mission to college keep seniors and Mrs. Morgan busy. The newly-formed Art Club has sparked an interest in bulletin boards and exhibit cases.