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

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Gary Michael is one of the few boys who finds geometry amusing. It ' s not so funny to Ralph Kennedy and Jerry Mandel. Jim Glueck and Jack Kovach assist Mr. Good- man in conducting an experiment in heat ex- change. of our classroom accomplishments Even though we Shakentes are an easy-going, free-wheeling lot, once in classes we work hard and earnestly. A curriculum, ranging far and wide through all types of courses, provides the knowledge and teaches the basic skills that enable us to advance suc- cessfully into whatever we choose. More than a thousand students are now taking advantage of these facili- ties. Mr. Buergler ' s biology class discovers the mag- ic of the microscope. 15

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Janis Suid, Bill Benson, and Beryl Douglas parlent francais to the class mascot, Pom- pette, a toy poodle. Jack Brokenshire, Mary Ann Weitzman, Mari- anne Woodle, and Michael Greenberg panto- mime building igloos in drama class. an account John Ludwigson demonstrates a model guillo- tine in the sophomore study of Tale of Two Cities. Ralph Evans checks the card file for General Harbourt ' s American History class.

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a feature Joyce Bradley and Mary Ann lannetta check the progress of their cakes. Mr. Buergler tests photogra- phy class members Bob Be- keny and Sid Wakser on the elevator tripod. f-g-f space j-h-j space — the typing class practices rapidity of stroking. To keep pace with the modern trends and concepts of education, our school during the past years has insti- tuted a number of new and constructive courses de- signed to round out the education of Shakerites in al possible ways. Some of these courses are typing, short- hand, driver education, foods and clothing, and the commercial and industrial courses.