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

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School Year Pictures haker Dates September 6 Well, here We are. Back in our Prison Without Bars with a new idea-flexible periods. 8 lt's Off the Record but We all did take a peek at the lunior High Assembly. l6 Winner Take All and the football boys took all the praise when they beat Ravenna l3 to l2. 27 The l0-A's were On Trial today when they took their Geometry Tests. 29 We're still Smiling Along 'cause We held lohn Hay to a 0-0 tie in football. October 5 To the Victor we give our Wholehearted support in Class elections. 6 Good old Shaker Was The Light That Failed all the Way around today. To begin with, the school had a fire but it didn't last, and then our game with Shaw ended, Shaw 25f-Shaker 7. l0 Dr. Culler spoke to the Curric. Classes on THE ART Ol? PROPAGANDA, and now, more than ever, We Want to Let Freedom Ring. l3 Boy, the St. Louis Blues have nothing on Shaker -Lorain beat us 33 to l3. l8 Dr. Henry M. Busch talked on SHOULD THE UNTTED STATES BE NEUTRAL? Any way you look at it, it's a Risky Business. 20 Gee, lt's A Wonderful World when your team wins with a 40 to 0 victory as it did today. Berea is the loser. 25 The school started Going Places by seeing Hamlet today. 26 We had Cal Dalton for the Heights Hurricane Rally Dance sponsored by the Congressional Club. 27 The N. E. C. T. A. brought with it a Holiday. 28 We hit a Blind Alley with Heights. They beat 7to 0. 30 Everything Happens At Night, and sure enough our parents were over to find out all about us at open house. 3l Sing You Sinners was the style at the Assembly Sing. Midnight tonight is the hour for the Witches to ride. November 4 Never Say Die even though Elyria beat us 13 to 0. 10 We had visitors from Kent College who came to see all the Angels With Dirty Faces.

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l, , it il Robert Winkler -v ' , Transferred to Shaker C45. ' legs. C ' 1 . f -'.--::w ' '--7' ! f if f I' L xxjgw. efyeefffzziip ,gs s - 7 ve, V C ,ry gif' ,4 K, , ,f 5 C , -Q,,09,J.9 Cala, Momvxw, Iune Winslow Miriam Stag L a Tie C , 451 Boots and Sad- dle 435, C457 glass , cing 435, Bewi- ing Club C45: Honor y H C25, C35. Patty Wise Miriam Stage L Q58 Driving Club 7 Honor St? Virginia Zucal Transferred Ctoi, Shak C457 Tr 1' Club C457 Honor Study Hall . l X, 71 VJ ' 28l Marion Wolf Library Club C257 Airplane Club C357 Booster C457 Miriam Stage League C351 Shaker Art Club, President C35: Hockey C357 Honor Study Hall C45. Donald Wray ' , f I Transferred to Sha ?6 iTen- nis Team C457 Intramural iS1portsKC45. Robert Zalud Booster C451 Driving Club C25, C357 Intramural Sports C35, C457 Slide Rule Club C457 Travel Club C35, Treasurer C457 Honor Study Hall C25, C35, C45- NO PICTURE Ieanette Smith Honor Study Hall C25, C35, C45.

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ll 17 -24 22 -24 28 29 1 7 8 9 12 13 15 16 19 20 2l The Saint tShakerl Strikes Back today with a 9 to O victory over Lakewood. At ll o'clock we all paused with the thought of Let Us Live in our hearts, remembering those who had given their lives. We had an open house for the students tonight, and if there ever was an lnvitation to Happiness this was it. We realized that You Can't Take lt With You so we all gave freely during Community Fund Week. The lunior Class Dance was regular Cafe So- cietyf' This is the time for Thanksgiving so we say, Thanks For Everything. The team had its Football Banquet at Crosby's tonight. They also saw Mr. Smith Goes to Wash- ingtonf' lohn Pollack talked to us about theaters on The Streets of New York. December The Congressional Club and Miriam Stage League combined to give us Cal- Alexander's Rag Time Band -Dalton for a swell dance. ln Full Confession may we say that the German Department tea was a great success. The lO-B's, Shaker's group at That Certain Age , had a mixer today. The basketball game with Berea was a Dark Victory because Berea won 34 to 22. Our hockey game with Collinwood started off our season Fast and Loose and ended in a tie, 2 to 2. There .was always Missing Evidence when we tried to figure out how that magician wrought his magic. Today we saw ABE LINCOLN lN lLLlNClS por- trayed very ably by Raymond Massey. The Drums played an important part in the band concert tonight. Shaker showed the Spirit of Culver at the Lorain game by winning 33 to 31. U. S. must have made a Barricade in front of the basket because we lost again 53 to 31. Shaker's Heart of Paris, the French Department, was entertained by a French picture. Heights was King of the Turf in hockey today with a 3 to O victory. P. S.-1 guess they call it ice in hockey lingo.D lt was like being in the Heart of the North as far as freezing qualities went in the liquid air as- sembly. The Challenge in hockey of Cathedral Latin was met, ending in a 3 to 2 victory for Shaker. 22 lan. 3 The End of a Day finally came, bringing with 27 it the A Cappella concert and V A C A T l O Nl! We Are Not Alone for the Alumni were back for the annual Senior-Alumni Dance.