Beachwood High School - Oculus Yearbook (Beachwood, OH)

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Mr. Hederstrom 206 FIRST: Stephen Mittleman, Mi- chelle Eichenbaum, Susan Roth- stein, Marsha Kraig, Susan Amster, Barbara Weiner, Meryl Hershey, Pamela Goldstone. SECOND: Mark Zilbert, Marjorie Greenwald, Donna Gold, Barbara Gendler, Jeffrey Young, Carol McDuffee, Jerome Glazer, Sharlene Silbar. THIRD: Merle Gordon, Mark Priesand, Stuart Kutler, Ed Leven- thal, Richard Simon, Phil Kuhn, Danny Gellin, Charles Scantle- bury, Absent: Edwin Strauss, Michael Lichtman, Marilyn Rut- man. Freshmen Miss Schaffner 207 FIRST: Susan Glazer, Elizabeth Terrell, Donna Levin, Leslie Berkoff, Sherry Weiner, Robert Mantel, Susan Myers, Phil Leavenworth, Marc Tessler. SEC- OND: Ira Wish, Marshall Winger, Gary Greenwald, Cheryl Port, Marsha Friedman, Gayle Rubin, Faye Marcus, Sherry Miller, Kim Harvey. THIRD: Perry Morin, Stanley Gutowitz, Cathy Klein, Marian Horvath, Roger Fiordalisi, Dennis Kaufman, Burton Katz, James Joseph, Dan Schmayer.

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b,,,....aM Lapine, Susan Gilbert, Stuart Mielenz, Diane Parcell, Jerry Goldfarb, Judith Gould, Diane Solomon, Sharon Wasserman, Margaret Kaufman, Robert Baker. THIRD: James Stitt, Bill Hansen, Edward Huber, Elliott Barkin, Preston Lubin, Joseph Karson, Donald King. Students in Sophomore Class The sophomores' spark in promoting school functions and general exuberant spirit have helped to make this a worthwhile year. Their faithful presence at the football and basketball games and their participation in school clubs and varsity ath- letics have laid a good foundation for the following years when they must assume more leadership. The sophomores have the distinction of being the first class to go straight through the Beachwood school system, previous classes having attended other high schools. Beginning the advanced college preparatory course was another opportunity offered to a group of them. Disecting frogs, proving triangles congruent, and diagramming sentences, were all incorporated in the sophomores' various lessons. As they ap- proached the status of upperclassmen, they learned the meaning of burning the midnight oil. However, hard work and interest- ing extracurricular activities have made this a memorable year for all Elliott Magalnick, Marc Brown, and Richard Katz en joy best period of the day. the sophomores. Sophomores contribute to game's spirit. Mr. Roberts 2 I 4 FIRST: Beth Grossburger, Sherry Kline, Diane Leeb, Nancy Gray, Mark Rabine. SECOND: Susan

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Miss Mills 208 FIRST: Joel Fien, Marsha Leslie, Ellyn Feren, Cynthia Goodfriend, Ianne Stein, Marlene Weiss, Tom Faranda, Abe Cantor. SECOND: Michelle Dobrin, Judith Liff, Lorrie Pesselman, Robin White, Carole Bradley, Sharon Solwitz, Sharon Diamond, Michael Shon, Jerry Zalben. THIRD: Penny Pat- terson, Sandy McGinnis, Kenneth Matlow, Mike Harris, Charles Amato, Vicki Opper, Adon Wein- berg, Steve Dick. Absent: Char- lotte Teitelbaum. Eagerly Enter into Hi h School Life Left: Sherry Weiner and Jeff Young dis cover the microscopic world. Below: Ninth graders lead noon time charge to cafeteria.