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

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l Y l is i illr. Uber lights up his Bunsen burner, trying to make the molecules act according to his Chem- istry book. lllorley lhlelden, John Gregory, and Bob Feldman, student photographers, are shown with their equipment, with which they took all group pictures in the Underclass, Clubs, and Activities sec- tions of this book. Previously, professionals did the work, but were unavailable this year. The boys deserve much credit for their fine results and for helping to make possible the 1944 Caldron. Mr. Spencer lends his wise advice as Ruth Jacobs edits copy for the Black and Gold. 20

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Arthur Haynarn Bob Dennis January Class Officers Marjorie Ballantine Mildred Erhard PRESIDENT. Brown-haired, blue-eyed, peppy and versatile, describes ART HAYNAM, class president. As a forward on the basketball team, Art has worked hard for Heights victories. His sincere and easy-going manner makes Art a real leader of his fellow classmates. VICE-PRESIDENT. Modest and unassuming are qualities that fit handsome BOB DENNIS to a A six-footer, Bob's many friends admire his subtle sense of humor. His presidency of Wistgoma Hi-Y shows he is I well-liked by Heights students. SECRETARY. The office of secretary of the January class was held by MAR- .IORIE BALLANTINE. Vivacious, friendly, ready with a smile and greeting for everyone, Marge was well-known and well-liked during her stay at Heights. TREASURER. Quiet and industrious, MILDRED ERI-IARD has been kept busy with the finances of her class in the past year. Mildred's character and intelligence have won for her the respect and admiration of everyone who knows her. I Charles Gardner Bob Boyd June Class Officers Peggy Little Leonard Berger PRESIDENT. The honor of being president of his class falls to CHARLES GARDNER, one of the busiest men at Heights. Tall and smiling, with a pleasing personality, Chuck can be found roaming the halls from early morning until late at night. VICE-PRESIDENT. A pleasing personality with an ability to make friends easily are traits that characterize BOB BOYD, vice-president of his class. Proof of his popularity is very evident, for Bob is president of Epsilon Hi-Y, and was secretary of the combined Hi-Y. SECRETARY. Bubbling over with fun, pep, and energy, PEGGY LITTLE has been class secretary for the past year. Between her work as a gym Cadet and Girls' Sports Editor of the Caldron, Peg has had a busy senior year. TREASURER. Good-looking, amiable, and energetic sums up LEONARD BERGER, June class treasurer. As an all-around fellow Lenny takes top honors, and he will be greatly missed when he leaves Heights in June. 22