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

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WE DEDICATE jg X X MAPLE HEIGHTS DEDICATION We Ded1cate To peace a word that means so much 1n a con fused angered world such as we have today Peace 1S a plea rn everyones heart A plea for l1fe freedom md happlness Peace 1S also an 1deal that has been fought for and for whxch men have drecl rn the effort to attaln Now rts up to us the proverbxal younger genera t1on to carry on How? Through educatxon and the wrll of God we can work to drlve away the dark haze of war thereby 1llurn1nat1ng the path toward world peace Whether or not we wrll succeed 1S not known but we do know that we have to begtn now Pla M th

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-arf ff ALMA MAT!-IR Maple Hexghts our pra1se to thee May we ever faxthful be L t thy glones now be sung And thy name on every tongue We thy fame and banner bear May we do so now and e er Every loyal student hghts For our dear old Maple He1qhts Page 2

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SCHOOL BOARD MR. VASEK .T 3 MR. WATSON The full responsibility of assuring Maple Heights a competent school system falls squarely on the shoulders of these five men. Elected every four years these members strive to keep the school in good condition, keep sufficient supplies on hand, and manage the financial affairs of the school. The board is headed by Mr. Herbert L. Greene, President. The other officers are: Mr. William Brown, Vice President and Mr. Frank Vasek, Clerk Treasurer. MAPLE HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS ALBERT E. HADFIELD-Hiram B.A., Columbia M.A. Superintendent of Schools is the title of Mr. Hctdfield. This position has been in his hands for fourteen years. Mr. Hadfield fills some of his non-school hours in with golf and bridge. WILBUR D. COON-Otterbein B.A., Ohio State nivexsity MA. The biggest responsibility in school is in the hands of Mr. Coon, Principal of the High School. He is responsible for, and supervises the school functions. Page Al MISS BERNICE WILTSHIRE-Hiram B.A., Columbia M.A. Dean of girls and teacher of senior high mathematics, Miss Wiltshire is a favorite with every student who has received her help in solving a problem. Her Sunday school pupils have also given her much pleasure. MR. H. DUARD THOMPSON-Mt. Union B.A., Western Reserve University M.A. Besides being teacher of social studies, Mr. Thomp- son, as Dean of Boys, has managed to keep many boys from getting into trouble. His hobby is collecting historical articles.