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

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eniors Through These Portals . . . Ronald Warren Wolfe Round Table C355 Cadet Band C253 Concert Band C2, 3, 455 Orchestra C3, 455 Rand and Orch. Staff C3, 455 Music Apprec. Club C3, 455 Pan-Amer. C lub C455 Intramurals CZ, 3, 45 5 Marching Band C2, 3, 455 Pep Band C3, 455 N. H. S. C45. Elaine R. Young Roosters CZ, 3, 455 Friendship C3, 455 G. A. A. CZ, 3, 451 -lr. Lit. C355 Cadets C455 Girls' Cab. C3, 45. Roslyn Zehman G. A. A. C255 Girls' Cab. C255 Friendship 12, 3, 455 Jr. Lit. C355 Assembly Comm. C355 Corr. Guard C3, 455 Boost- ers C255 N. ll. S. C455 A. S. C. CZ, 3, 45. i291 Elaine Anne Wolkov Transferred f r om ,lohn Adams C355 Broadcasters C45 5 Music Apprec. Club C3, 45. Virginia J. Zampino G. A. A. C2, 355 Cin- ema Club C355 Sci- ence Club CZ, 3, 45, Sec. C455 jr. Lit. C255 Sr. Lit. 435, Music Apprec. Club C355 Corr. Guard C2, 455 Caldron C3, 45 5 Clean-Up S q u a d C255 Commercial Club C455 jr. Red Cross CZ5. Anne Zucker Library Club C2, 3, 45, Treas. C455 G. .X. A. C455 Corr. Guard C455 Friendship C3, 455 Jr. Lit. C355 Sr. Lit. C45. Louise Woods Transferred f r 0 m Houston, Tex. C355 G. A. A. C3, 455 Ten- nis Club Pres. C455 N. H. S. C3, 455 Friendship C355 Student Council C355 Yellow jackets C455 Boosters C455 Sr. l.it. C45. Hilaine D. Zamsky Corr. Guard CZ, 355 Friendship CZ, 355 Nurse's Aid C3, 45.

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Olladene Thomson lfriendship 12, 355 G. N A 125 Phyllis A. Vandenberg lfriendsbip 12, 3, 451 Hoosiers 12, 3, 455 Curr. Guard 1251 11. A. A. 12, 35. Phyllis Wendt Ro-lm 1 lub 1251 Cinema 1'lub 125: Girls' Cab. 12, 352 Curr. Guard 12, 35: G, A. A. 13, 45: lfriemlsliip 13. 451 IT. A. C. 13, 45: Roosters 1355 jr. Red Cross 135. Lois Whittle Ifriendship 12, 3, 451 Managers 12, 355 G. A. A. 1355 Roosters 13, 455 Girls' Cab. 1355 Curr. Guard 145: hlr. Red Cross 1455 13l1'Il n-U p Squad 1255 li. and 11. 145. Sanford Wile Cadet Hand 125: Marching llnnd 12, 3, 455 Concert Rand 13. 45: -lr. Red Cross 1451 Pep Rand. Garnet G. Wilson lrienclslnp 12. 455 11. A. A. 12, 455 Roost- ers 12, 3, 455 Yellow Jackets 12. 455 li. and G. 135. Newton S. Turoff Cadet Rand 1253 Concert Rand 12, 3. 455 Marching' Rand 12, 3, 455 Pep lland 13, 455 1'5rcl1estra 1455 Intramurals 12. 3, 45. Vedajane Volin Cinema Club 125: Corr. Guard 13, 452 Vliotograpliy Club 1455 jr. Red Cross 145. Fred White Stage Crew 1255 In- tramurals 12, 3, 45. James W. Wickert C r o s s - Country Track 1255 Intramu- rals 13, 45. jane Williams G. A. A. 12, 3. 455 Swim Cadets 12, 3, 45, Treas. 135, Pres. 1455 Managers 13. 455 jr. Rell Cross 1255 Friendship 12, 3, 455 Yellow jack- ets 145 5 Life-Saving 12, 3, 45. Harold Wilunsky Curr. Guard 12, 355 lntramurals 12, 3, 451 German Club 125. Ilubb Judith Usdin Friendship 12, 3. 451 jr. Lit. 12, 355 Pan- Amer. Club 13, 45. Shirlee Anne Water G. A. A. 12, 3, 455 llts. Players 1255 Broadcasters 12, 355 Friendship 12, 35: jr. Red Cross 1355 Girls' Cab. 1355 As- sembly Comm. 13, 45. Laura J. Whitney Transferred fr 0111 Troy High School 1353 jr. Red Cross 13, 455 Commercial Club 145. Mary Ellen Wickes lfriendship 12, 355 G. A. A. 12, 355 Curr. Guard 1355 Boosters 125. Carolyn M. Willis Transferred from ,lobn llay 1 35 5 lfriendship 13, 455 G. A.A.13,45. Herbert L. Winograd ,lr. Red Cross 13, 455 ll6l'lll6S 12, 3, 45, Fd. 1455 Concert Hand 12, 3, 455 Ca- det Band 1255 Marching Band 12, 3, 455 Orchestra 1455 Curr. Guard 1255 Swing Band 13, 455 Science Club 1455 N. ll. S. 13, 455 Music Apprec. Club 1455 lntramurals 13, 45 5 Pep Band 145. l28l al Ilubbaf Januar 'Ql-

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J une Class ART EIORDALISI-President. Combining good humor, ath- letic ability and a truly wonderful personality Art managed to capture the lasting friendship of all with whom he came in contact. Whenever activity slackened a bit, Art would seat himself at any nearby piano and in a twinkling an eager throng of boogie fans would be clustered about him. Between his work in Epsilon Hi-Y, H-Club and athletics, Art had a very busy senior year, but nevertheless was always ready to lend a helping hand in any task. Art's fine character and ever-present grin won for him the respect and admi- ration of all who knew him, and the June class can thank its president for making all its affairs so overwhelmingly successful. ED HODAN-Vice-President. Have you ever noticed a long, lanky fellow wandering through the halls sans books, sans care and with the eyes of a myriad of girls upon him? If so, you probably know Ed Hodan, vice-president of the June class. Active in school affairs Ed was always right on hand to do his share when there was work to be done. Although he was prexy of the National Honor Society and vice-president of Epsilon Hi-Y, Ed was also an enthusiastic member of Student Council, Caldron Staff and a Corridor Guard. Easy-going and congenial, Ed made a great many friends during his three years in high school. NANCY COLLINGS-Secretary. Bubbling over with pep and personality, it was Nancy Collings who was the gal behind the pen of the June class. Always ready for a laugh or a good time, Nan could be found in almost any gathering which spelled f-u-n. Vivacious and active, this energetic gal divided her time between Boosters, Friendship and G. A. A. Her beautiful voice enabled Nancy to become a member of the Choir and she did a swell job as editor of the Keynote. the Choir newspaper. Well known as being a smooth dancer, Nan was seldom absent from any jive session either in or out of school. MARILYN STONE-Treasurer. The attractive, dark haired, dark eyed girl who holds the purse strings for the June class. Stoney, as she is known to her friends, is an active member of many student organizations. Formerly she was vice- president of her class and a member of Junior Lit. Club. A member of Girls' Cabinet for three years, she became record- ing secretary in her senior year. For two years she has served on the Caldron staff, this year holding the highly important job of Senior Editor. F101