Glenville High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Page 10 text:

Elsie C. Davies THE STAFF ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Harry M. Towne ENGLISH Frederic D. Aldrich Gertrude 0. Campbell Elsie C. Davies Eugene C. Davis Laura V. Edwards Alma G. Gleason Elizabeth Hartinger Gertrude E. Warner Mary I. McHannan Donald G. McRae Matie M. Parker Mary Pickard Lorena Smith Lucy A. Terrell Helen F. Winship MATHEMATICS Lavinia F. Carlton J. M. Jacobs Martin H. Conrad Stella S. Ray Rumah Peets SCIENCE ♦Harry C. Biddle Wm. A. Gray Nellie C. Henry Mabel R. Hunter SOCIAL SCIENCE Lewis Mills Kimber M. Persing Vincent R. Peterson Lura B. Snyder Jacob E. Bahner Matilda C. Bushman John C. Chapin ♦George A. Hartinger Anna L. McIntyre LANGUAGE Edward W. Oliver George C. Davies H. C. Harnish I. F. Patterson Linley M. Thomas Maude C. Bear Martha Emerson Helen Humphreys Margaret Ward 0. P. Klopsch Helen M. Knott •Herman J. Lensner ART Tina G. Bernstein Dorothy Taylor COMMERCIAL Florence R. Bush Willa M. Brownfield Anna I. Hasler Grace W. Martin Marie Rucker MANUAL TRAINING Lytton S. Beman Curtis R. Carman HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS Caroline H. Wright PHYSICAL TRAINING Raymond G. Johnson Edward W. Oliver Esther E. Schrider MUSIC Griffith J. Jones Ralph E. Rush SECRETARIES Gladys C. Makman Vlasta Nalovsky LUNCH ROOM MANAGER Flora B. Crawford LIBRARY DEPARTMENT Althea M. Currin Florence M. Hooper Viola E. Gusdanovic Mary E. Lewis • Indicates Heads of Departments Pajc six

Page 9 text:

to mi: mi : it in CREW To the classes of nineteen hundred and thirty-one of the Glenville High School, the Principal extends most hearty greetings. For us it is hail and farewell. There is 9 genuine satisfaction in the successful completion of a definite task. Only those who know how to evaluate oppor-t u n i t y and have the requisite stamina to endure to the end can ever 3hare in this delightful experience. Certain specific requi-sites are contributing factors, viz., ability to place ultimate good ahead of present satisfactions, and a willingness to sacrifice lesser considerations for larger accomplishments; a fine discriminating sense of abiding values and eternal verities, plus an unyielding determination to ascertain just how many of our daily life choices are from the things that are temporal in value, or from those that are of imperishable worth. The Glenville High School shares with you a loyal pride in your achievements. May you ever cherish most happy and loyal memories of your citizenry in this school. Page five

Page 11 text:

KI LERS OF DESTINY A » MASTERS OF FATF Towering over the ruins of towers that had dwarfed it before, Like the slim, smooth height of a lighthouse, soaring above the rocks it guards against, The one suggestion of life in that city of toppled heights and abysmal silences. Stands the Greek symbol of War; The product of the brain of Ulysses: Stately and magnificent, Marvellously wrought; vibrantly alive Spirited and gallant ... yet a herald and bringer of devastation: A horse of hollow wood . . . I’ayc seven