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

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ur Alma Water: haher Heights Hi h School Let our voices loudly ringing, Echo for and near, Songs of praise thy children singing To thy mem'ry deor. Years may dim our recollectionsg Time its change may bring, Still thy nome in fond cxftection, Shaker High we sing. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, tender, fair and true, Grateful sons with love unfoiling, all their vows renew. 1

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Forward .... To the Seniors This is a year to remember, this year of 1948. Back in '45, when we entered Shaker High as a wide-eyed sophomore class wondering which stairway was 'up,' we dreamed of the day when we'd go marching across a polished auditor- ium stage for the diploma which awaited us under a principal's smile. And when that day came, we knew there'd never been a class in Shaker, or any place else, half as proud or happy as we were. Class of l948. lt was our best year be- cause it was our senior year, with all the privileges and responsibilities that went with that title. This book is part of the story of that year, and of the people and places that made l948 our year to remember. lt's funny how you remember things about a senior year. Like scenes out of a movie when the camera stuck and the film stopped moving. Close your eyes and you can still see Bruce MacNab smashing the Lorain line, Ronald Bartholo- mew piling up points against South, Jerry Davis addressing assemblies in a Christmas-red tie, Cary Higley making out reports in the Council Office. And the girls you met around the corner by the cafeteria, the fellows you always went home with after seventh period. The year 1948 made a thrilling show, and the Annual Board has tried to preserve it for you here. Some of the shots were lost on the cutting-room floor, and some were missed through lack of a cameraman. But most of the best scenes from the movie of '48 are here. So let's turn the page and start the camera cranking. 2