Glenville High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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YEAR-BOOK • OF • THE - CLASSES OF-FEBRUARY-AND'JUNE-1927 SENIOR PICTURES LITERARY UNDER GRADUATES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES -Goodman. — -TRAvner-

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THE OLYMPIAD ■+++++++++++ HIRAM II. CULLY Mr. Cully’s Message to the Graduates High School attendance, in the large cities especially, increased very greatly in that period immediately following the close of the World War. The Glenville High School has been graduating between five and six hundred pupils each year for the past five years. About five thousand have been graduated since the school was organized, and fully one half of this number have been given their diplomas in the last five year period. I-ast year we graduated five hundred and eighty two pupils. The number this year will be just a little less. We have three graduating classes each year. The June class is always the largest one. The class this year, for June graduation, numbers about three hundred and twenty-five. Two hundred and thirteen were graduated in January. Perhaps about forty will be graduated in August at the close of the summer term. Page Three