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

Page 27 text:

CAL' K0 I

Page 26 text:

fx EQ A A by A 4,5 PHVSICCIL EOUCCITION E Phu Cn-arch Dorothy Crnuv Roy L. Uber Gail T Uannorsdall Catherine IU:-Ilm n3.1.,s3,s. 13.5. n.n. 8.0..r11.c'l. I-5 5 hw, :Q in Swv- 'na w 1, fT','!ySf'Cu1' l'1'f11n.rf11,'f1 1'71q.w'1Z'QI iii I Mfr.-,a , 4 uf IX! IUUSIC Room I I3 I

Page 28 text:

CAI. B MACK SEYBOLD ...... President To play first violin in the orchestra, to sing the lead in a Victor Herb' ert Operetta, to head the Betas, to edit the Caldron, and to lead his classv-these are the accomplishments of the january class president, Music is his pleasure: the Caldron, his work: and he tackles them both with a smile. His membership in National Honor Society testines to his scholastic ability. As a member of the Radio Club, he has become an amateur radio operator. With all these accomplish' ments, however, Mack has retained, unspoiled, his attractive per- sonality. HAROLD THEIS ..... VicefPresident Harold's friendly smile and confident ways account for his popularity among both girls and boys, Sophomores and Seniors. As a swimming letterrman, he was in H Club: as a ngood fellow, he belongs to Alpha Hi-Y: as a person of general dependability, he was elected to Student Council: as a student leader, he was Corridor Guard Captain, and as a typical Heights student, he was a member of the Boosters' Club. Then because of all these qualities, the january Class chose him as their VicefPresident. EMILY BROOKS ....... Secretary With sunny smiles and winning ways, this petite mamselle sang her way into the hearts of all land A Cappella choirj. She resided at French Club meetings, took minutes for the Heights Pllayers, and her attendance record was perfect for both Leaders' Class and National Honor Society. Lucky jade, Bon Voyage, and Babes in Toyland boasted of her presence in their casts. But now Cali- fornia has pronted by our loss and with the added sunshine of Emily's smile can truthfully boast of a sunny clime. LAURA LIEBENAUER ..... 'Treasurer Behind a shell of shy reserve hides a pleasing personality coupled with a gift of friendship highly valued by those who share it. O'Kabe Club and Friendship club claimed her as a valued member, while she served, first as Vice-President and then as President of the History Club. Because of her high scholastic standing she was admitted to the National Honor Society as a Bll and won the Civic Club scholarship. These activities did not prevent her enjoying her favorite sports, tennis and walking, MISS STEPHANS ...... Adviser At Heights dramatics and Miss Stephan's name are used synonomously since she was adviser of the Senior Dramatic Club, established the Heights Players, and now has organized the Apprentice Players. One of her hobbies is dramatics, the other is collecting books on art. Miss Stephans earned her B,A. at Michigan, her M.A. at Boston, and an oratorical degree at Emerson College of Oratory. Because of her understanding of our ideas, and her popularity as a teacher of English and Dramatics, the Senior class chose her as their faculty adviser. MR. DAVIS ....... Adviser As faculty adviser of the Student Council, and adviser of the cor' ridor Guard system, Mr. Davis, has a daily contact with the students which makes his relationship with them quite different from that of the classroom teacher. Mr. Davis received his B.A. from Ohio Wesleyan, and his M,A. from Columbia. He is in charge of the discipline of the boys, and they have learned to respect and like him because of the man to man attitude which he uses in his conf ferences with them. l20l