Beachwood High School - Oculus Yearbook (Beachwood, OH)

Page 49 text:

eaders if ' fi , N ET ' ' s . . ' 1 ' .. Y ' ' I .- Jw, f i Q45 g'ZI2it.'TT1'.l.32f'X'1SLv,g W f S I Mak Sf 3-nfs. ' ' FIRST: Ruth Newmark, Amy Lipkowitz, Charleen Greenberg, Roe Scurria, Sheila Goldstock, Janet Katz, Barb Severino, Leslie Stein. SECOND: Susi Cohen, Mo Fromson, Carolyn Lapine, Sharon Wasserman, Carol Williger, Shelly Friedman, Gerry Orlove, Sally Harvey, Lee Stiefel, Miss Sharon Miller QAdvisorQ. THIRD: Marti Shiffer, Mary Jean West, Jeri Silverman, Margot Portner, Carol Vas, Sue Weinberg, Susan Mielenz, Sheila Leeb, Connie Terrell. Absent: Dianne Leeb. No girls' gym class is complete without its Leaders. Ever since its inception, Leaders Club has been an integral part of the girls' physical education program. Its members or- ganize gir1s'sports activities, assist in gym classes, and referee intramurals. In addition, they serve at all varsity athletics banquets. A policy of strict qualifications for acceptance has maintained high standards in the group. Be- sides athletic skill, prospective members must score well on a written examination and receive good recommendations from their teachers. Throughout the year, in addition to their other activities, Leaders have worked at building sportsmanship, leadership and a sense of responsi- bility in all of its members. Jeri Silverman helps Arlyn Bronstein on her mat work. 45

Page 48 text:

Cheerleaders Boosting school spirit and giving the team the support they needed was the cheerleaders' job. Whatever the score, the twelve girls that made up Beachwood's varsity and junior varsity squads ex- hibited exuberant enthusiasm. At 3:30, when most students left wearily and thankfully for home, the cheerleaders began ses- sions of rigorous practice. Headed for the third year by Sheila Goldstock, the girls gladly gave up many hours of their time to perfect routines. Work ing towards this goal, they attended city-wide cheerleading clinics in early autumn. The fruits of their labor were evident every week from September to March at football and basketball games, as well as many pep assemblies. Their spirit in all their undertakings made them one of the outstanding squads in the city. VARSITY FIRST: Marsha Nagelbush, Mary Jean West, Jeri Silverman. SECOND: Shelly Friedman, Carolyn Lapine, Sheila Goldstock. JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST: Cindy Good- friend, Leslie Stein fCaptainj,,Marsha Fried- man. SECOND: Lee Stiefel, Sherry Weiner, Marti Shiffer. Jeri leeps high during pep assembly. Cheerleaders rejoice after touchdown. 44

Page 50 text:

Gary Weiner eludes flying Barry Hirschfield. Bob Dubbs exhibits graceful follow-through. Boys' Intramurals ABOVE: Barry Berk expertly blocks a Fishman shot. RIGHT: Bob Mantel grimaces as Charles Scantlebuty tries for a pin. The boys ' intramural program was set up to give every interested student an opportunity to participate in his favorite sport twice a week after school. Among the activities of- fered were volleyball, basketball, softball and wrestling. The program was organized by the Intramural Athletic Council, headed by boys' physical education teacher, Mr. Warren Emery, and Mark Haas, senior manager. Assisting them were five associate managers, each one representing a different grade. Members of the varsity teams, not permit- ted to participate in the games, served as referees. In its first year, the program proved to be a very success- ful one, and laid a strong foundation for future years. 46