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

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W A lirst riiiu: Mr. lfrcnch. Mrs. Ciunn. Mr. Palin. Dr. l.OOmis. Miss Hollon, Mr, Hanes, A-1 'X l3j'f -YITFHTI' row: Mrs. l,Ommen. Mrs, Carothcrs, Miss McCracken, Miss Geiger, Dr. Dillcy. Nliss V Supler. Miss Carrulhers, Mrs. Bishop, Miss Palmer. Mrs. Marlow. jf 'lil71iI'll!'1JLL'.' Ur. Myers. Miss l.aitem. Miss XVickwire, Miss Blair, Miss Jackson. Miss lflv. Nliss Anderson. Miss Bowen. Mrs. Sacha, Miss Graham, Miss Sellers. Mrs. Smith, Mr. Park. x fi liiurlh rout' Mr. llcnry. Mr. Harbourt. Mr. Miller. Mr. Allison. Mr. Ames. Mr. Starr. Mr. J Siurms, Mr. 'l'rOv.In, Mr. Staiger. Mr. Tlirailkill, Mr. Moritz. DR. A. K. LOOMIS Superinlendenl MR. R. B. PATIN Principczl Ilmns Social Siudies Miss PAULINIQ SI2LI-I5Rs MR. WAl'Nli l:RliNC2ll Miss I.OIIIsI2 I-lOI.I.ON MR. CiIARI.I5s HANIQS MRs. DOROTIIY GUNN Secrelury lVllSS VIRGINIA KAlDl.liCli 'liesls and Ml'Cl.9LlfL'H7L'HIS MRs. Al,lffl? MIssNIciR Lib rurian Miss H, .llfAN ANInIiRsON lfnglish I X N MR. .JAI ' . i,LIsON -I MRs. fI'I'll S. CARO'l'lllQRS Miss IRAc:Ii GRAHAM Miss MARJORIL JAciRsON Miss I.OIIIsI2 MKICIQACIKISN Miss AuNIis PALMIQR MR. G. G. STARR Miss CiAl,li WICfliXN'llil'i MRs. MATlI.DA BIsHOI2 MR. ALIIRIQD BOsCH MR. JOHN HARBOURT Miss l-OUISl2 HOLLON MRs. RUTH SACHA MR. I.. R. rliHRAII.lill.l. Mathematics Miss ALMA BOWIQN MR. M, E, MIl.I,lEl2 MR. O. T. PARR lVlR. HAROLD STORMS Science MR. WAl'Nli FRIQNCH DR. E. C. MYIsRs MR. J, NORMAN STAIOIQR MR. PATRICK TRCDYAN Languages Miss RUTH BLAIR DR. M. EVIQLYN DILLIQY Miss KATHRYN GIEIGISR MRs. DOROTHY R. GUNN Miss HIELIENIT l.AlTliM l7l MRs. EVA MAI? SMITH Commerical MR. ALVIN G. AMI2s Miss CRYSTAL CARRUTHIER MR. GUI' F. HIENRY Art Miss MABIQI- D. ELI' Music E MR. JACK EVANS MR. GRIIIIIITII J. JONIQs Induslriiul Arls MR. CHARLIss HANIES Home Economics MRs. DOROTHA MARLOW Miss ELIZAIAIQTH SUIJLIQR Physical Educutzion MRs. ROsI5 BLIRRIQ MR. ARTHUR G. FRANciIs MRs. DOROTIII' S. LOMMI MR. HOWARD G. MCDRITZ iN S

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O the Seniors: The advent of the Gristmill reminds me that I must take leave of another class completing its secondary course of training and on its way to real adventure. It promises, indeed, to be a great adventure for there are many challenging problems in economics, in government, and in science which are awaiting your contributions. Certainly there has never been a period when leadership is more needed. I have reason to congratulate you as a class on your de- pendability and your achievements. We shall long remember the Radio Script Club and the new interest it has created. The class radio engineers have delighted us with new mechanical devices and kept our enthusiasm at a high pitch. The serious thought given by some members of this class to the present needs in education and their suggestions concerning these problems may contribute significantly to a new curriculum in our school. However, I do not think of you as a class. Your personalities have so definitely emerged that I shall recall the part you as in- dividuals have played in the life of the school and the contri- butions you have made. As the years go by, I shall expectantly await the news of your successes and be thinking of you proudly and affectionately. Sincerely, ROBERT B. PATIN

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Hold that steak! Hold that steak! The sky's the limit. Why, Frank and Betty, don't be that Way. l'll let you off easy-only 50 problems for home work. More comfortable than study hall. Such pep, such energy, such interest. The Mill Nice work if you can-get it. Shakerites have a word for it. QHint: lt rhymes with BAKINGJ The rose among the thorns. The Miller Mama, those hockey champs are here again.