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

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on modern, vocational courses Shaker students engrossed in study in the library. Dick Morris attempts a one-handed push shot, much to the concern of his fellow gym class members. ack, back — look at the windows — splash! 17

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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.

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If pencils are 2 for 5c, how many can you buy for a quarter? Ann Richards and Martha Brown make a very important phone call — so they say! the limelight on shakerites in their off moments Eight times during the day our schools halls resound with noises as Shakerites come and go, as they spill in and out of classes, as they move into the cafeteria to eat, and as they gather together in twos and three ' s to discuss their all-important daily trials and tribulations. And long after we have forgotten much of our school learning, the memories of certain special moments that we spent with our friends will come back to linger in our thoughts. Miss Ruth Sims dishes out chili to three hungry Shakerites — Corky Maniaci, Ruth Ann Hurt, and Jane Cunat.