Beachwood High School - Oculus Yearbook (Beachwood, OH)

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MI SS BRAC HNA 111 FRONT ROW--Aaron Paris, Elyse Oppenheim, Barbara Shon, Hermine Gutowitz, Carol Abramovitz, Joel Golub, Larry Kravitz, Amold Rosenberg, Donna Cowan, Donald Isenstadt, Leslie Gonda, Wendy Weisman. SECOND ROW--Joel Rubenstein, Carol Avner, Malvin Barron, Joel Abrams, Jan Kleinman, Helene Saltzman, Maxine Wolfson, Shelley Robinson, Mark Doris, Lisa Levy, Terry Ellis, Larry Likover, Dana Vargo. MR Ss PLATZER 113 FRONT ROW--Barry Balius, Linda Vinocur, Marc Bilsky, Bernard Friedman, Karen Berger, Sharon Comet, Rochelle Rosenthal, Christine Crego, Wendy Haas, Gary Katz, Richard Ronder. SECOND ROW--Regin Schlachet, Mark Mintz, Jeffrey Stein, Howard Horowitz, Bonita Aduer, Francine Whitman, Sandra Goetz, Ellen Miller, Ilene Rivelis, Jack Kraig, Sheldon Salkovitch, Ray Elsoffer. NOT IN PICTURE--Micheal Linden, Kenneth Weiss, Christine Zaylor.

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Seventh Grade Proves to Be Class of Promising Students i SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW--Michael Brown, Regin Schlachet, Kenneth Koles. SECOND ROW-- Cary Zabell, David Chernikoff, Wayne Liao. THIRD ROW--Ronald Treister, Martin Fine, Steve Heiser, FOURTH ROW--Larry Likover, Jeremy Frank, Alan Starkoff, Alan Rosskamm. MR. DOWLI NG 108 FRONT ROW--Eilene Robinson, Beverly Myers, Anita Buonpane, Leslie Eichen- baum, Amy Mandell, Shelley Blam, Barbara Drost, Mark Schwartz, David Chernikoff, James Emerman, Steven Davis. SECOND ROW--Jeremy Frank, Roberta Heller, Kenneth Pittleman, Neil Greenberg, Alan Rosskamm, Michael Rubin, Robert Levin, Cary Zabell, Lynne Siegal, Zena Yalowitz, Robin Adler, Elayne Baumgart. It was not until November, 1962, that the seventh grade was able to make the permanent move into Beachwood Junior-Senior High School. While the completion of the new high school annex was in progress, the seventh graders attended classes at Bryden and Hilltop Schools. Their con- tact with the upper grades was limited to the courses for which they were transported to the high school: gym, shop, music, art, home economics. It was fortunate that the new addition was finally opened by the time the largest class arrived. The youngest class is divided into six sections; each re- mains together throughout the school day as it moves from class to class. The seventh grade is involved in the multi- lingual program which exposes its students to four foreign languages. This method is used as an aid in the selection of a language in eighth grade. The choice of taking either one semester of art and one semester of music or an entire year of band was offered to the individual student in addition to basic English, history, mathematics and science courses. Although this class seemed separated academically, they joined together ambitiously in extracurricular activities. They supported their own seventh grade basketball team. A Sunday bike hike wit h Mr. Griffin and Mr. Berlin was the highlight of the fall season for the boys. ) The seventh grade students have adjusted well to junior high school life. In the next two years they will take even greater advantage of the opportunities afforded them. 112

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| Youngest Class Adjusts Well MI| S S SHA P| RO 115 FRONT ROW--Barbara Gordon, Dorene Baum, Wayne Liao, Michael Brown, Steven Heiser, Howard Sanders, Wendy Schur, Nancy Schwartz, Karen Brooker. SECOND ROW: Cathy Burkons, Lauren Young, Tina Ostergard, Marilyn Milstein, Fred Rothstein, Martin Fine, Ronald Treister, Bonita Roberts, Roger Heller. MR. MARANO 21) FRONT ROW--Susan Warner, Sheldon Traeger, Ronald Worth, Steven Lyons, Robert Schlessel, Diana DaMico, Frances Ingber, Carolyn Cherry, Clifford Bendau, Gary Landers, Barbara Rothenburg. SECOND ROW--Diane Kutnick, Betsy Gordon, Laura Miller, Ellen Robbins, Elise Auerbach, Sally Winston, | James Janovsky, Judson Klein, Stephan Bloom, Scott Gale, Dale Epstein. NOT IN PICTURE--Laurie Zimmer- man, Sheryl Scott. |