Rocky River High School - Riverlet Yearbook (Rocky River, OH)

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fifteen illlHll il. llllllllli SUPEllllllElllJElll Mr. Young come to us several years ago as Superintendent of Rocky River Schools ond hos filled the position most creditobly. Through his untiring efforts ond progressive spirit, he hos helped us to mointoinuthe high stondords for which our schools or raised. All those who know him like hirh- or his geniol person- olity ond complete understanding.

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BUHHD Ill EllUlJllllUll Rocky River High School is forunate in having experienced and capable people on the school board. This board meets to discuss problems of main- tenance, teaching personell, and equipment needs of our school. Mrs. Florence V. Kenney of l9l6O Rockcliff Drive, is the very competent president of the board. Mrs. Kenney began her term on the board in Janu- ary, l93O. Harry H. Blackburn, l708 Wooster Road, is the board's vice president. He has served as o member since December 30, l933. He is osociated with the Lincoln Storage Company. Carl W. Sollenberger of 2082l Avalon Drive has been o member of the board since January, l934. Mr. Sollenberger is with the Cowles Tool Com- pony. Mrs. Mildred Josselyn, l908 Hampton Road, is the Clerk-Treasurer of the board. Mrs, Josselyn become secretary to Dr. Young in February, l939, and one yeor loter filled the position she now holds. W. E. Monson, l94Ol Beachcliff Boulevard, filled the unexpired term of W. H. Gray in l939. Mr. Monson is affiliated with the lngrahom Supply Company. .4 4 . Bock Row-- Mr. Sollenberger, Mr. Monson, Mr. Blackburn, Mr. Young First Row- Mrs, Abbott, Mrs. Kenney, Mrs. Josselyn fourtee

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0' 0 0 0 0'0Y0t 01'0'f-?'0N-0Y101' H0 0'-0N0 00'-01 MR. GRUBB ---- A. B., M. A. We are fortunate in having a principal who will always take time to talk over any problem with a student. For many years he has guided pupils and teachers alike to the high standing our school enjoys today. Because of his experience and friendliness, he is always willing to do anything he can to further the education or round the personality of a student. For this and for many other things, we shall always feel indebted to him. MISS McKEE ht A, B., M. A. From time to time a member of the senior class has need of information regarding college and business or a per- sonal problem. ln such cases Miss McKee not only tells him what is best, but will help him carry through in any way she can. Besides all her regular teaching ac- tivities she is Dean of Girls and a very vital part of Friendship, Girls' Council, and Student Council. There is no girl or boy in senior high who has not felt her influence and grown just a little bit big- ger because of it. MR. STROTHERS ---- B. S., M. A. No better friend can one have than Mr. Strothers. As assistant principal he has Come in contact with most of the junior high students and has won the respect and admiration of all of them. The stu- dents who know him well will never forget his generous distribution of penny candy.