Cleveland Heights High School - Caldron Yearbook (Cleveland Heights, OH)

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AM W I ' I X CN 5 . January Senior Officers VVILLIAM SINCLAIR ..,........ President Bill is well enough known at Heights without our digging up his admirable scholastic and social record. Besides being an expert Latin translator, he is an authority on all sports, has an A-1 Ping Pong technique, a yen for fishing, especially casting, enjoys golf, and is a keen baseball fan. His suppressed desire is to be a trap drummer. Bill's cheerful laugh and emphatic oratory, which helped make Heights more lively, will be transferred to Reserve next fall, and perhaps eventually to the Harvard School of Business. DOROTHY MURPHY .......... Vin'-Pre.viden! Dot was one of the few Black and Gold girl editors-in-chief. She added a gay note to the minutes of the Leaders' Class and the National Honor Society as secretary of both organ- izations. When Dot is on the other side of the tennis net, we don't mind getting aced. Her sparkling personality and her varied accomplishments resulted in tremendous popularity in the school. As a representative Heights student she was voted the most valuable girl in the january class. X VIRGINIA WILSON ........... Scrrrtary I Sober has had her ten fingers in the pies of most school activities, and the plums she has pulled out are the full, ripe ones of success. Her soprano voice and piquant person graced The Red Mill and the A Cappella Choir. Ice skating, swimming, and piano playing are her favorite forms of relaxation. Scholastically speaking, she won the WVomen's Civic Club Scholarship. Virginia, who visits Chicago each summer, will make her annual trip this year to the World's Fair with the A Cappella Choir. ALBERT BAINES ...,....... Treasurer 1 Al, usually known as Red , likes the latter nickname because it makes many friends for him: those who don't know him personally just yell, Hello, Red! His red head blazed a remarkable trail on the gridiron, the diamond, and the basketball court. Executive ex- , perience? We refer you to the H Club fwhere he was presidentj and Alpha Hi-Y fwhere he was treasurerj. His low voice is pleasing, and his quick smile unusual. During spare I moments he chugs around in his familiar blue Chevy. 20 ' ,Asia 3 I 1 e I ,g i fre f g g 5