Cleveland Heights High School - Caldron Yearbook (Cleveland Heights, OH)

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Kfiarkli A r .. TOP RONV: G. Kennedy, A. Collins, M. Pratt, L. Waldeck, P. Bailef, S. Siegarman, B. Parker, J. Sholle, N Ferguson, D. Myers, E. Sarbin, P. Wehn. SECOND TOP ROW: D. Pizymend, P. Eustice, P. Redlin, J. Os- borne, M. Miner, D. Codde, B. L. Jack. S. Hoak, L. Vv'inkler, G. Heyner, P. Boncheck. THIRD TOP ROW M. Smith, M. Persche, M. Monroe. R. Loewethal, P. Derrig, E. Rich. B. King, M. VanDerwyst, N. Konigs berg. V. Stahlhut, P. Themson. ITRONT ROW: P. Gallagher. M. Fickel. J. Mattlin, R. Miller, G. Carner, L Loren, M. Stone, D. Sinsheimer, J. Mernstein, B, Neuman. TOP ROXV: S. Green, B. Edheimer, C. Christian, V. Loeb, Annan. M. Nudd, C. Sayder, J. Brick, J. Cohn. SECOND TOP ROW: F. Kowit, V. Wallace, L. Schafer. E. Lafhe. L. VanGastel. M. Walter, C. Robertson. THIRD TOP ROW: P. Bamgartner, N. Frolking, I.. Klaus. J. Lehman, A. Peterson. IT. Seegal, O. Krets. FRONT ROVJ: K. Choate, V. Hall, B. Wertheim, P. Kelsey. D. Goldberg, R. Lanes. FRIENDSHIP CLUB the Marine Hospital, and to wounded service men. The members of this committee cut cotton and send it to the various hospitals. At one meeting of the club all the members pitched in to do their bit to- ward helping the war effort. The result was very pleasing to behold. The club, as a whole, has made several donations to such organizations as the China War Relief Committee. The Music group furnishes the vocal part of the meetings. The Ring group is the discussion group of the club. After participating in this group a girl is entitled to receive her Girl Reserve Ring. The advisors of the club are Miss Clark and Miss Edwards. Without their leadership the club would almost be at a standstill. Yes, the song Friend- ship would certainly fit as a theme song for the Friendship club at Heights. 95

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TQP ROW: Greggus, Halpert, B. Gordon, E. Fagin, M. Klapper, R. Freed, C. Nemcik, A. Mandell J Cook, D. Butnik, C. Ascherman, L. Bendit, G. Ciosney, L. Weinberger,'N King J Rosenblat Rodgers, Nekola, FRONT ROW: M. Mayo, B. Levenson. J. Branden. P. Wendt,'D. Kramer, G. Hill, Kritzeri Modica. M. Pinkel. J. Jeffreys, S? ERE ga as gm 35 95 EH S5 S5 U F-J sw TF 32 go WH EO 5 U W5 U5 ai 9 :O SQ S FS N, 33 H5 EE we DY' HV o U? 53 SP 'U W 'Tl O2 ZF DI wri 74 Efmgg Pasaw wfgwa C-4' -5:00 'TJ Ei we m 5395 55855 egseg wE9?g Zm-JSE S' E555 ggwgg SKUSQ ff -1' SFSQFHQA g7U'UV :s ,.9,av2'6 av' oy? g3??r U3 F5055 SPw?5 O 9120? :zo 'oigm ZPH' lm:-if: 215,03 O3 253 gi-ar Q59 3- 2 QQFUS , Paz? 9905 2' :U 5252 P555 D232 mi EOS- :pap- fElT1?'m O. Wag? NfgO 3455 E. Block. FRIENDSHIP CLUB club has wonderful parties, too. This year started with the CI party followed by a Christmas party. In the second semester a Valentine party for the CI's was given. A Mothers' and Daughters' tea was held and the latest fashions were displayed for milady's pleasure. The Social committee of the club excelled in planning parties for all the girls. The finished product proved that their efforts were well-spent. The Service group is responsible for the name of the Friendship club appearing on the War Activi- ties Honor Roll. It certainly lives up to its name. Every Wednesday, ninth period, if you peek in Room 227, you will see girls diligently bending over crossword puzzles. Not only crossword puz- zles but disposal bags, and Valentines with chewing gum in them have been sent to the Visiting Nurses, 94

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- - W TOP ROW: R. Blumenfeld, B. Brown, C. Rini, A. Prohn, B. Miller, D. Newcomb, N, Henderson, C. Dock- ery, A. Sobel. SECOND TOP ROW: N. Sabin, P. Eustice, E. O'Donnell, N. Sutton, M. Bacon, N. Frolking V. Hall, J. Kennedy. THIRD TOP ROW: D. Raymond. G. Rosman, D. Sperling, J. Freeman, G. Blazek B. Wenger, J. Fuller, L. Van Gastel. FRONT ROW: J. Goldrich, R. Miller, R. Krauthamer, L. Hanis, A Gelhaus, G. Carner. TOP ROW: M. Dawley, M. Elshoffer, J. Sholle, J. Britton, B. Rickert, C. Wallach, W. Polachek, R. War- ren, A. Simmons, J. Newcomb, M. Kessler. SECOND TOP ROW: P. Sacharow, D. Rickert, M. Benjamin. B. Forbes, D. Bronco, M. Peck. B. Jaffee, P. Lindner, M. Moss, B. Rogers. THIRD TOP ROW: D. Farah. E. McConoughey, H. Bromelmeier, A. Loweth, B. Kells, J. Hansen, P. Raudebaugh, D. Smart, M. Monroe. FRONT ROVJ: M. Mayo. B. DiSalvo, E. Bonchek V. Young, Y. Modica, J. Mattlin, C. Blattner. BOO STERS' CLUB ILL the 1 meeting please come to or- der? Amid the shouts of ninety girls and ten boys, Boosters once more was called to order by its President and Head Cheerleader, Fred Braun. This active organization is one of the largest clubs at Heihts. Every homeroom elects one represen- tative, who reports what happens in the meetings. It is his duty to boost all of the club's activities and to sell stickers and pencils. The club is open to the school and the membership usually totals about one hundred and twenty-five. Friday afternoons in the fall some rip-roarin' pep assemblies were held in the auditorium. Who will ever forget the thirty Booster members who made up the Flash Card section at the Shaw pep assembly? Saturday mornings, amid chilling Octo- ber winds, a handful of enthusiastic members ticket fable. Three beauties receive the beasts at the 96