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

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l Earlier in the year when the editor of this book reminded me that these paragraphs were due, I thought, What can I possibly say that will be different from what I have said before? So I checked through some of the old annuals and came to the conclusion that most of the ideas really should be stressed time and again. For in- stance-complimenting the Yearbook staff for their many hours of conscientious workg surely they deserve our highest praise for producing a product worthy of praise, This is the best year- book yet. Let's all tell them so. Most of our material possessions decrease in value as they get older even to the point of be- coming junk . But not our yearbooks! Ive cher- ish them more and more because they keep alive the memory of the good times we had and the fine friends we made. As always the staff of Maple Heights High School joins me in wishing for all students and especially for the graduating class great success and much happiness in the years to come W D Coon an KYQOX H D 3 A FR 1, N111 1 I Nllssnzlq ollcge A Sai N A Niounl 1 Qgldwc Ni A 1 lrxxamxw x X mxc novel XX Lstug Boys I 0 bu' S Um NU PII Si'O'ls0i tomeuy 4ss1SUmt I I pxahf- 1 or ' gk iw'-L. AHOY' ' A IV. i 111'

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Miss Beatrice Vincent, Mr, Edward Peters, Mr. Frank J. Vasek, Mr. james A. E. Hadheld. Mr. YVilliam Brown, Mr. YValler Rutkowski. O. Smith. Pmsidzfril, Mr. BOARD OF EDUCATION Every four or five years five capable persons are elected by the voters of Maple Heights. These men and women, plus the superin- tendent of schools Mr. A.E. Hadfield, make up the Board of Educa' tion. The job of the School Board could be deciding about a new school building, hiring a new teacher for the faculty, maintaining the schools, or solving any number of school administration prob- lems. The Maple Heights Board of Education is one of the most vital and necessary parts in the able running of our school. Through the constant efforts of the members of the board, Maple Heights High School has developed into one of the finest schools in northern Ohio. , 9 A ADMINISTRATION V OFFICES . MAPLE HEIGHTS . BGARD OF EDUCATION .phg QE 5500 C T NU, ,, , s -.X ,.,- 7 '32 and isis Inari NIR. JAMES O. SMITH Heidelberg College Tilhn College Bus. Ad. PI'f'sirle'nl of the Board of Educatiml

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Q 4... NIISS RUTH A. WEST MR. JOSEPH A. INIAR Ohio Hlesleyan University B. A. Ollcrbffill A. B. Ohio State University M. A. - ' 'Q 0hi0 UDiV0fSily M. A. Guidanre Cgqngglor W - ' 1 L' V Guidance Counselor MR ROBERT ASHBY Southern Illinois University X B Unnersity of Clnmgo MS School Psvcholovzst -. 1 '-Ma,., Mrs Freedle and Miss Orr all school Mrs Pileger Nirs Mauck and Mrs secretanes Breymdier also school secret'1r1es k v -A f Nils Xhcsln smtchbmul operator The hard working etlumtxonal secretaries Xlrs Watson and Nlrs Lynch -A ' K ,, . R -e -t I! X xv ,4 . . t 1 D. i 4 . Q: n I' -'- r 'uw 'UV K . H - i iq exfi .,.,., 5, , . 0 V O - if J e ' . 'BSA , XXX 1 R R la f . y Z 'I A- A if ,V Y ' .L ' 4, J.