Beachwood High School - Oculus Yearbook (Beachwood, OH)

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Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Bonnie Hershey, Rella Isenstadt, Lesley Leeb, Judy Saltzman, Barbara Gray. PEP CLUB officers: Pres., Jeff Koerner; 12th grade rep., Susan Mielenz; 11th grade rep., Cathy Klein, Marshal Winger; 10th grade rep., Rella Isenstadt, Ron Skufcea; Student Council rep., Butch Breen. 81

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Cheerleaders and Pep Club Varsity Cheerleaders FRONT ROW--Lee Steifel, Cindy Goodfriend, Sherrie Weiner. SECOND ROW--Joy Dryer, Marti Shiffer, Cherrie Nagelbush. The job of a cheerleader is one that requires time and practice, but it is rewarding to each girl. Beach- wood's cheerleaders exhibit enthusiasm needed to boost school spirit in victory and defeat. All four squads have worked closely with their advisors Mrs. Coleen Wilcox and Miss Loretta Krosnosky, who have devoted much time to these activities. Work- ing with Mr, Mattern, the cheerleaders have led the Pep Club to back the Bisons at all games. In the Autumn, the Varsity cheerleaders attended the Cheerleading Clinic held at Kent State University. This gave them the opportunity to add new ideas. | Students join the cheerleaders in singing the fight song in hope of a Bison victory. Dismayed cheerleaders watch as Beachwood fails to make touchdown.

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Service Groups Offer Their VAR S ley, B CLUB FRONT ROW--Billy Waldman, Jeff Koemer, Bill Lombardo, Stu Kline, Al Sobol, Burt Katz, Dick Rosen, Al Klein, Mike Rothstein. SECOND ROW--Coach Jim Shrock, Barry Vinocur, Kenny Pressman, Mike Volsky, Jeff Hirschfield, Jim Bolek, Ricky Kipp, Jerry Glazer, Chuck Scantlebury, Mark Rabine, Zack Kaye, Al Weisenberg, Coach Tom Mattern. THIRD ROW--Ed Leventhal, Jerry Cohon, Marshall Winger, Robby Miller, Mike Zabell, Roger Fiordalisi, Joe Karson, Ron Skufca, Marv Schwartz, Mel Jacobs. BACK ROW--AI Hart, Jimmy Joseph, Stu Kutler, Ed Huber, Butch Breen, Jim Stitt, Dick Rothkoph. While academic studies and various extracur- ticular activities occupy the majority of the time of Beachwood's students, a select group have offered their services to aid the administration. The library aids perform such services as check- ing out books, organizing materials, and helping to keep the library running smoothly. Students who work as cafeteria aids are assigned to various tasks ranging from the carting and un- loading of food to the clearing and washing of trays. Hall guards serve to maintain order and to regu- late the passage of students in the halls during the lunch hours. Secretarial aids to the principal's and guidance offices are chosen from a group of volunteers having the desire and ability to perform the numerous tasks of a school office. The Varsity B Club, under the guidance of Mr. Jim Shrock and Mr. Tom Mattern, is a boys' service organization open to high school athletic lettermen. They perform a variety of services such as parking cars and ushering at athletic events. This newly formed organization will serve Beachwood High as a means of improving our school. The membership of the service organizations of Beachwood High School is steadily growing. These Beachwood's first Varsity B Club chooses the club jackets students are not only helping to improve the Beach- for its future members. wood of today, but are also serving as models for the future students of tomorrow.