Glenville High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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1930 MR. CULLY’S MESSAGE TO THiE GRADUATES T is the peculiar privilege as well as the perennial joy of the teacher to live and work with young people in the plastic period of their youth. This privilege entails certain responsibilities which the true teacher gladly accepts. She early learns to place spiritual values above the more material emoluments as the awards for her conscientious endeavors. The pages of history record no period of time when so many young people accepted responsibility so seriously and acquitted themselves so well. In ever increasing numbers they manifest a willingness to undertake large things and to carry them to successful conclusions. The very fact that youth is daring, candid, adventurous and inspiring is very hopeful. May none but pleasant memories of your school days at Glenville High abide with you as you go forth to the larger life beyond the High School environs. Your future aims and achievements will always be matters of deepest concern to us who remain to carry on for your successors. Page eleven

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THE OLYMPAID A Familiar Vieiv Page ten

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THE OLYMPIAD Miss Davies—To The Seniors ONDERLAND? You found it here? Queens, Mock Turtles, Mad Hatters, Dormice—did you find them, too? And did you hear Laughter and Grief, and were the branches thereof, — Ambition, Distraction, Drawling, Stretching,—and Mystery? (“There’s a moral in that, if one can find it.”) I doubt not you have “reeled” and “writhed”, shrunk to a voice, and grown like a telescope, swum in tears, and grinned like the Cheshire cat. But, like Alice, you have claimed your right to think. Like her, you have made a Wonderland around you. Your youth has made alive that which otherwise would have been dull; worth while that which otherwise would have been mechanical. May you find other Wonderlands, or make them! And, there, may you know humility and service, the wonders of sorrows, the greatness of joy. Senior Class Advisers ITH gratitude do the classes of January ’30 vL and June '30. thank their advisers, Mrs. Carlton, Mr. Jacobs, Mr. Aldrich, Mrs. Tight, Mr. Biddle, Miss Campbell, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Davies, and Mr. Boyd, for for their splendid aid and guidance. Page twelve