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

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V x! W 12581. N , ,fox top Z1 Slumling: Miss lliompson. Settled: Miss Bishop, Miss Cast Lil11'a1'y and Office Staffs ATS off to those efficient ladies of the library! They are Miss Case, Miss Bishop, and Miss Thompson who have so often saved the day for numerous procrasti- nating Heights students, How often have we heard. l'm in the most perfect English classfn NVell, you can thank Miss Kaufman. Miss Johnson. Mrs. Metzger. and Miss Peterson of our depend- ahle ofhce staff. for it is they who have that tedious job of arranging programs. Not only do they arrange programs but they also do numerous other jobs that keep the school wheels grinding smoothly. tl U hiftll7liliV7tlf Miss Johnson. Miss Kaufman, Miss Peterson. Sealed: Mrs. Metzger.

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January Class Officers L.. . x., MP6, ENNETH GREENBERGER- HE Beta boys are proud of their prodigy, Kenny Greenberger. Besides being president of the January Class he shone as president of the National Honor Society, and we've all the nice things Frank Simon said about Kenny's musical ability. Not to leave out his athletic prowess, the H Club claim him as one of their ranks. Speaking of shining, have you ever seen this versatile president truck? KATHRYN BUTTERFIELD- HIS attractive blond vice-president was voted the most outstanding girl in her class and not without reason. She was president of the Literary Club and vice-president of the National Honor Society as well as being vice-presi- dent of her class. The Girls' Cabinet, the Girls Leaders' Class, and the Friendship Club were also in her activities list. Her vivacious personality made her one of the most likable girls at Heights. VIVIAN MORRISON- HORT and snappy describes this peppy little senior who has made a model secretary for the January Class. Her talents seem to be along the commercial lines because no one excels her in typing, bookkeeping, and other com- mercial subjects. She served on the Caldron staff one year in the role of accountant, and was a member of Student Council. She is a hard worker and always has a cheerful word for everyone. BOB RESEK- T MUST be that Bob Resek inspires confidence for be- sides being treasurer of his class he was treasurer of National Honor Society. He was appointed Editor-in- Chief of the Black and Gold and piloted it to an All American rating. He was a corridor guard and a member of Student Council and in general did much to promote school welfare. Cornell will welcome Bob Resek next fall as a prospective engineer and with his ability we know he will make good.