Cleveland High School - Legend Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Miss Helen Bowers, Administrative vice-Principal Voices of Guidance Counsel and guidance is given by the vice- principals in varied but important problems. The advice is given by adults possessing the knowledge not yet acquired by the youth. Disci- pline is another important part of their job which calls for understanding and wisdom. Helping us through the high school years are Miss Bowers, vice-principal, and Mr. William Cray, vice- principal. Miss Maurine Laber, head of the curriculum department, supervised those special classes which are enjoyed by all. Distributive educa- tional enrichment programs and student teachers are under Miss Laber's capable jurisdiction. if . I 3 ...,- , N VVilliam Cray, Administrative Vice-Principal Miss Maurine Labcr, Curriculum Vice-Principal

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i l 1 l ...t One of Mr. Roy O. Malo's main duties is to sign important papers in behalf of the school. THE CHOICE IS YOURS A prime responsibility of Cleveland, or any other high school, is to guide and stimulate its students so that they will find and effectively develop those abilities and talents necessary .for thetm not only to give worthy service to their community, state, and nation, but to achieve real personal satisfaction. This objective, however, has little chance for success unless each of you utilizes the opportunities available and achieves as much as possible during your high school years. If you are sincereiin your efforts in this direction, the ideals of a nation founded on opportunity for all will continue to be fulfilled The choice is yours. 18 1

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QW' we Ykw. ., I ga , Anderson Bader Albert Benson, Hazel Bialostosky Brown Carlon Carlson Clark Copemoll Crary Davis Dunn Faul Fisher Frangipani Fraser Freeman, Marcia an, Robert Gaylord Cile Cunthrie ANDERSON, MISS F LORENCE-Librarian. t BADER, MRS. PHYLLIS-English, Music, Ir. Pep. l BENSON, ALBERT-English, journalism, Blotter visor, Chess. BENSON, MRS. HAZEL - English, Counselor QF r shman Girlsj, Girls League advisor. BIALOSTOSKY, ABE-English, Social Studies, Mat ematics, Com- bined Classes Chainnan, Chess. BROWN, RAY- Social -Studies, Counselor Hun r Boysl, Ir. Masque and Dagger. ' CARLON, MRS. ELSA-English, Social Studies, Sdience. CARLSON, ROY-Social Studies, Counselor fFrelshman Boysl, Scholarship Counselor. CARPENTER, CARL - Social Studies, Science, Fishing and Hiking. CLARK, MRS. GRACE - English, Social Studies, Counselor Csophomore Cirlsl, Modeling. COPERNOLL, MRS. BETTY-English, Social S!+.ldieS, I. R. L. CRARY, PHILLIP-Mathematics, I. R. L. DAVIS, MISS MARTHA-Social Studies. DUNN, JACK-Social Studies, Coaching. ELY, GLENN-Industrial Arts, General Shop, Woodworking. FAUL, DUANE-Science, Ham Radio. FISHER, MRS. LORENA-Latin. F RANGIPANI, FRANK-Foreign Language Department Chair- man, Spanish, Italian, Spanish Club. FRASER, MRS. RUTH-English, Social Studies, Knitting. FREEMAN, MRS. MARCIA-English Department Chairman, English, Modeling. FREEMAN, ROBERT - Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing Camera. CAYLORD, MISS DONNA-Physical Education, Coaching, Modeling. GILE, MRS. ANA-spanish. CUTHRIE, CURTIS-Science, Astronomy. HAGGLUND, AL-Mathematics, Slide Rule. HALSTED, WAYNE-Mathematics, Science Tumbling. HARDIN, MISS MARILYN-Physical Education, Niki. HARDINC, MISS MARY-English Language Department, I. R. L. 1