Beachwood High School - Oculus Yearbook (Beachwood, OH)

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Foundations for Achievement Juniors, after conscientiously washing a car, dry it. Z. Kaye J. Kipp G. Koelewyn H. Kurlander B. Landers D. Laurie L. Leeb L. Lefton J. Lefkowitz L. Leibowitz E. Levy M. Levy mo UM ies] R Or@ . Hirschfield . Icke . Isenstadt . Isenstadt . Janousky . Jaye . Jacobson Kabicek

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J. Drew M. Drost J. Eberlin GRELlis DEBBIE STEIN JULIE DREW Secretary Treasurer K, Eichenbaum L. Feldman Stresses Quality ee part of the carnival proceeds went to charity. In May another precedent was established by the Junior Class, when ninth graders were invited to the Junior Prom, contrary to the apartheid policy which had segregated them from higher forms of life. While Juniors felt keenly the spirit of inter-class rivalry, their zeal was not always substantiated with action, But the class did contribute a large share to the school candy sale and S. Fromson other school events, and individual D. Gale members were very active in extra- curricular organizations, These features combined to give the Junior Class a distinctive character, which could not be associated with any other group in the school. a Garson E. Geller R. Gilbert S, Graines B. Gray M, Greenberg A. Harris

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N. Newhauser C. Nicolosi J. Powers K. Pressman L. Robinson J. Rosenburg M. Lubin L. Lustig D. Marcellino M. Markowitz D. Milefsky B. Miller K, Miller R. Miller C. Nagelbush M., Nathanson M. Nathanson D. Newburg React!