Shaker Heights High School - Gristmill Yearbook (Shaker Heights, OH)

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gfl CH QD!! ---:I Qwl5 NlLLvm The Administrative Department HERE is no better proof of Shaker's growth than the development of the Administrative Department. Not so long ago, Mr. Patin alone controlled the school and had time left to .join the students in their activities. Now, because of his increased work and added responsibilities, there is a necessity for a division of duties. Shaker was fortunate this year in having Miss Rowe as Dean of Girls and Mr. Thornton as Assistant Principal. At Miss Rowe's death, Mrs. Patin assumed the duties of Dean of Girls. The new plan gives the students opportunity of profiting by the advice of two additional supervisors, keeping, at the same time, the long-to-be-remembered contact with Mr. Patin. Special attention has been given to each boy and girl, a most valuable asset in a small school. Although the number at Shaker has increased, the Administrative Department has kept pace with the additional responsibilities and stands, as it alway has stood, friend and counselor to the Shaker student. Twelve QEHEQU FN? 39252 VW? 5 5 1 UQ T at

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MR. R. B. PATIN 1'1uNc11'AI. AND Ac rlNu Sl'1-lcnlxwlfzxln-:x'1' U . . . . , ,, An 'msfziufmn is Nw Ir11gflmm'1i' slmrlow of om' man Eleven

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