Cleveland High School - Legend Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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.adam The clicking of the mathenmtic mind as John Ryan explains a tlierom in geometry. Left-The hiss of the gas in the Bunsen Burner . . . the bubbling of the chemicals in the test tube . . . PROGRESS. Below- -Voices laboring in il language not our own PM 'mf I ,- , K M , Y' W of 4 N W I3

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ese people liead tlie following offices: Student Bank, Assistant Librarian and the Book Room, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. jones and Mrs. Dcvral, respectively. A has in ff w' . .. , Mr. Thain plays an intricate part in the maintenance of the school. Our fine cooks, L. to R., Mrs. Huselstein, Mrs. Crites, Mrs. Mlady, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Chensvold, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Becker. Our capable office staff include: Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Smart Mrs. Washer, Mrs. Piro.

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Cleveland Students Study a Wide Variety of Subjects Languages, social studies, science, typing and math all play an important part in our lives. To some students languages may carry greater import- ance, to some social studies might, and to others it might be science or math. Language helps us to communicate more easily with other countriesg social studies helps us to understand problems of other countries and our own, science and math help our coun- try keep in pace with other countries in the space age. In these various classes, there is an ultimate uniting of the knowledge obtained in them. ence broken by the rustle of a page, the scratch The clatter of typewriter keys . . . then quiet as a mistake is erased. a pen or the impatient scrape of a chair. The grinding of wheels in an imaginary factory. -I