Maple Heights High School - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Maple Heights, OH)

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ADM I N ISTRATORS l MR. A. li. HAIJFIICLIJ: Superintendent ILA. and M.A. Amateur photography and his son David take up most of Mr. Hzaclfields spare time. He has been superintenclent of Maple Heights schools for ten years. bb 4, t ,, X MK. YY. IJ. COON, l,l'lI1Ci1Hll MA., BA. Singing hits the spot with XVII, who is an enthusiastic' iisherniun :incl who likes to spend his spare time in Mieliigriin with his trusty rod 'n' reel. M., 47? MARION CONRAD l5.S., MA., Muthenintics, Pre- Flight Aeronautics Mr. Conrad takes no more than :in orcliiniry interest in tennis. He has ai trophy for winning the Cen- trail Ohio Douhles Competition. Sports :ire an invocation, says Mr. Conrzul. MISS Ill-lliNlCIi XYII.'1'SIIlltl'1 BMX., MUX., NI2lfllt'lllEltll'S xy Z 1 is the c'ulling1c':xrcl of Miss XYiltshire, Keeping the fairer sex in huncl is another of her duties. She is an enthusiastic howler and is very niueh interested in her Sun- day school class.

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THE SCHOOL BOARD MR. HERBERT GREENE, President B. Pastor H. E. Miller H. H. Richards F. Vasek These five men comprise thc School Board in our town. They are elected by the voting population of Maple Heights, for a period of four years. They are in charge of the building program here at the high school. Stafford, Broadway, and Granger also are under their jurisdiction.

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MR. VVIIIIAM CAIN B.S. in Physical Education Give basketball to Mr. Cain any day. To prove it, isn't he an all- star basketball player for Cleve- land? MISS HARRIET DAVIDSON l3.S., Social Studies Miss Davidson finds relaxation in piano playing and in her col- lection of stangl birds. These are small glazed pottery images. Miss Davidson is always receptive to a gift of a stangl bird, MR. ROSS FAl'GIl'l' ILS., l'l.A., M.A. Industrial Arts Lift that hammer, drive the drill, is the theme song of Mr. lfaught who has been the shop di- rector for thc past 13 ycars. Hand- icraft and searching for a new metal takes most of his leisure mo- ments. MISS FRANCES GEIIHAIKIYI' lS.S.. Girls Physical Education Miss Gerhardt would get, a medal for telling the most convincing tales, were such an award given. To those who admire Miss Ger- hardt's story-telling ability we rec- ommend a straight dramatic coun- tenance. MR. JOSEPH IMAR M.A., Science, Biology N FAC U LTY f -X Q-:Ma jc There is ' little rickufe that Q ee . a I. ig, . takes up a lot of Mr. Imar's fr time. It is four years old, has dark brown hair, and brown eycs, known as 'I'erry. MISS HELEN KLIKA li.S., Science, Education. Miss Klika graduated from Maple Heights in '43. Slugger Klika can be seen on any summer day prac- ticing her profession of baseball. And when it comes to bowling, she can really send that ball down the alley. Mlt. ROBERT CAXVRSE AB., Social Studies, Bookkeeping For a part-time job this summer, Mr. Cawrse is going to open up a grocery store. He is going tp sell peaches, peaches and more peaches. MISS MARIAN DOUGLAS I3.A., English Most of Miss Douglas' leisure time is spent in caring for her pet kitten. What is your cat's name, Miss Douglas? She also spends much time in growing plants. MRS. DOROTHY DAY B. of Sch. M. and M.M. Mrs. Day has two things to de- vote her life to: Music and her hus- band. WILLIAM HESS A.lS. in Education. He coaches wrestling here and when he was in college he was state college champ in the 165-pound weight. MISS LOUISE KETTERER l3.Sc., M.A., English, Journalism VVorms, worms, and more worms is the hattle cry of Miss Ketterer. Herald adviser, school treasurer, and head of the English department are the activities that keep her hopping. MRS. LUCY LOCHER B.F.A. VVe hope that you like our school, As well as you like art, as a rule,