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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1947 volume:

,gl f' nwy'4,-MJ., 42 VVV I xx I947 THE CALDRQN 35.1 Wil C Nc , AQ mfg? MW' M5 lilksii 1 ,M , M? wp- X., in wg P95 an 3 -S ff? Q wwf E rf THE CALDRON I947 Senlor Class f HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL Cleveland Heights Ohlo VOL 33 Published by o 9 Misa uw 4 1 Q. X ' f f, , W QW . I K ' X, . 1 f - A ' s - Ayer DEDICATION ALTHOUGH he came to Heights High only four years ago, Mr, Barnhard has already become one of the most popular teachers in the school, He left Roosevelt junior High School in l943, leaving behind him many lasting friendships. The boys in his home- room and metal shop classes will verify the fact that Barny's friendly manner and hue morous antics go together to make him a teacher who will long be admired, ln dedie cating this Caldron to Mr. Barnhard, we, the class of l947, take pride in wishing him good luck in his future years at Heights, 8 FOREWORD ALTHOUGH our high school days draw to an end. time will march on eternally. What today is a reality will soon become a memory, treasured more and more as the years pass. Remembrances of days long gone can be brought to mind by opening the pages of this C'ulrlron. Friendships gained, social ac- tivities, athletics and clubs participated in will all come rushing to our minds, Our fondest memories and the highlights of the year have been captured by the camera and recorded within these pages for posterity 9 S A Slght Long Remembered Whom ns he Budding? IO Z 3 f f 5 : ff ww S i f 4 Q65 wQ.f.........W.M.W ,mx ff! tam if KW 1 fi iff I fa , ' , 5 1 , f 'fi If . af fl Z? ff 6 ' 7? if wwf , 1 I A , 1 Vw' w if .mm Gf 'fb , X X, ,, ,MW , MW J I ,,W,,4WWMQwwmuww1W fig, , Z . , , 4 f , 4 wff My ? , 7 z ' f M ww, f 1 7 2 1, 4 J, 52,5 , 7 ff ' 1 JC' 'W' .mf ' 7 i J A, Mau 3 f , 2 Y 5, , , ,,fffWfwM A L , 2 ' qplfsz, ' WL 40194 www, C ADMINISTRATICN We Frank L Wiley E E Morey Thoburn Davis Hugh V Pe-rkms Roy M Flmt Helen K Wallace Marlar L WHITSGY I2 OFFICE AND LIBRARY lven Case l-luldegarde Crugle Ruth lenklns Gertrude Kaufman Marnlyn Mull r Marlon Slegman Ruby Smith Ruth Steiner Vuolet Theluan In the money Lnbrary vvork only please IBRARIES have often been termed the open treasure houses of the worlds wrsdom Our library contains a great as sortment of Iuterature to comply with the requests of teacher and student alike Mass Case the head lnbrarran answers questuons galore each day as well as makes sure that the atmosphere of the llbrary IS conducive to efflcuent work The office staff rs well known for thelr efficiency plus and wnllnngness to help all Even though they are continually kept busy fnlnng records recording grades and atten dance checkung college transfers and and :ng the enture school you wall always fund them vvnth warm, genulne smiles LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT LMOST every student at l-lelghts soon er or later attempts to parley vous elther Spanish French Latin or German The Latin and French Departments otter tour year courses or less and thus make It posslble tor some very protuclent language students to graduate Four years of either language entitle a graduate to a Latun Du ploma or Modern Language Diploma as the case may be The latter us awarded to a student having two vears credut rn any two modern languages Spanlsh and German which were always In great demand have Increased ln popu larlty because ot the recent war and global expansion At I-lelghts three years ot Spanush and a two year course In German are ottered Undoubtedly through a study ot these languages a real understandung ot other peoples IS galned Fred Burnham Donna Stotter Mabel Blanchard Louuse Magor Theo Lorz Catherlne Mannung Ruth Monnett Georgia Parry Myron Randall Helpful hunts from Mrs Stotfer Afternoon snack for Mr Burnham l-l v t t - Q X . . l ENGLIS DEPARTMENT NDER the able leadership of Mlss Ma bel Mason the English Department the largest nn the school engoys the reputation of being one ot the ablest The currlculum now being revised stresses nn the sophomore year Amencan Literature grammar composition and speech work juniors study selected mas terpneces In literature and the sensors In clude In their work a survey of Engllsh Lnt erature a general review of grammar and the standard vocational theme Electnves Include public speaking modern lnterature gournalusm and dramatlcs all available to upper classmen Doc Evans back from Havvan Mabel Mason Lullaan Bardrof Charlotte Bossunger Edith Braselton Merrutt Cllfford Helen Cravg Leonard Freyman Harry Cordon Frances Luston Duna Rees Evans Agnes Regan Edith Malin Ambrose Spencer Lelah Stephens px --,ML ...1 Reta Verhulst Zeta Wlnslow Wulllam Winters l 'fl 1 - t ' t ' - t v , 1 , . my ws. ,, 5 sua 5 M D Phllllps Otto Budde Higher Mathematics Wilbur Cox Elman Crabtree Norvai McAfee Rmph Fraunfelter Former student Mr Crabtree receives Henry McLaughlin Kathryn Marsh some tips from Frauny MATHEMATICS DEPART ENT ONC- noted for its excellent instruction, the mathematics department at Heights continues its fine work, headed by Mr. Matthew Phillips. that genial gentleman from North Carolina lupper South Carolinal. Math at Heights includes plane geometry, advanced algebra, trigonometry, and solid geometry, the first two being two-semester courses and the latter two, single. Newcomer to the department is Mr. Elman Crabtree, who now teaches al- gebra and plane geometry in l29, the very room in which he once studied these subjects, ln addition to Mr. Phillips and Mr. Crabtree, Mr. Budde, Mr. Cox. Mr, Frauntelter, Mrs. Marsh, Mr. McAfee, and Mr. McLaughlin till out the ranks of this all-important department, l6 sl sf f 'Q . 0 . .D , .L d Seeing the world through a graun of sand H Dingld Eyvgfgn klkzge fjligdefen and what johnny thought was l-l,O was l-l,SO, logeph Riccardi Roy Ubef SCIENCE DEPARTMENT N the fzeld of science the course whuch IS offered at l-lenghts rs excellent The slate offered contains slx semesters two of bnology two of chemistry and two of physucs An able group of teachers with Mr Dewald as head of the department makes thus course one of Interest to many students The knowledge of the ways of luvlng things biology rs extended to about 600 students Mr Uber and Mr Langmead are the men who are concerned nn helpzng their 300 students a semester to learn chemistry the study of sub stances and the transformation they undergo Physscs a concentrated sub ject concerned with the study of sound lught and electricity as well as deeper study unto gases solnds and llquuds IS offered to about l60 students 1 semester l7 Paul Nash George Barbour Ellsworth Prnnce Lulllan Clark Alvun Engel Bernard Zweng Irl ast Walter Kremm Oscar Lehman Ethel McCabe HISTORY DEPARTMENT ODAY when world unity and peace are so Important a knowledge of history IS rmperatlve We do not want to be found rnaklng the same blunders again A knowl edge of the whys and the wherefores of past wars ought to help us to make today s peace good In thus atomrc age the study of history becomes nncreasungly nmportant In order to foster a better understandnng of cntrzenshup a year of American I-lustory IS required ln addutlon to this the depart ment offers ancuent medreval and modern hrstory The students cho ce of any of these addutuonal subjects ns very wrse The teachers not only teach facts but try to guve the students the tools wnth whrch to snft facts for themslves and to choose the good from the bad Mr Nash IS head of the department History In the making l8 CO MERCIAL DEPARTMENT S the future mnnusters of commerce and fnnance take their seats Mr Cooley the head of thus de partment begins has lnstructlon In bookkeeplng and other business courses Including commercual math Under hns dnrectlon and wuth a capable faculty the commercial department offers flne courses Wlth such teachers as Mr Price Mass Bromelmeler Mrs jones and Mrs Magee future secretarnes and stenog raphers fund good lnstructuon Commercial math law and English along wuth typrng and stenography courses complete the lust of sublects taught In thus department Wlth the and of the latest equlpment each student may gaun a great deal of commerclal knowledge Does It add up Mr Cooley? Florence Anna lones BfOm9lm6I6f james Price Ethel Magee T9 l M Weber Clyde Barnhard Gerard Gentile L lvl lvlcl-lenry Ralph Williams ...Mani INDUSTRIAL ARTS F UTURE drattsmen find a good start in the mechan- ical drawing courses given at Heights. They cer- tainly learn more than just drawing a straight line. from Mr Williams and Mr McHenry Students who have special interests in manual training find ample opportunity to develop them In auto shop the mechanisms and the functions of the automobile are taught by Mr Weber in such a way that many of the boys find it poss ble to repair the family limousine when necessary The eternal drama is given a helping hand by Mr Gentile ln his wood shop and stagecratt courses his students learn the fundamentals of stagework Working with electrical machines and metals com prlse the metal shop course M Barnhard or Barny certainly knows his business and there is nO tooling around Gentile give the boys a workout Zu . t rn ' Mr. . . Q 3 , , 3 Q 3 . i , ii 7 ,if 2 Q ' i 'Xl . V ,W M., , Q 5 43E,W,. .i W I I . J ' wwf' 'r ' ' ' 7 A if E ' 1.1 15:5 r- APPLIED AND FINE ARTS OOK at those clever posters on the bulletun board l wonder who drew them? N they dud not get there by themslves They are the product of our effucuent and capable art de partment Asude from drawung varuous posters advertusung club actuvutues the talents of thus de partment are durected toward pushung safety campaugns and the luke Wuth the fune unstruc tuon of Muss Wuswall and Muss Bulkley many students learn the funer thungs of art un art ap precuatuon courses as well as un the regular art classes Attracted by the unvugoratung uncense of apple pue we quuckly go to fund uts source In the cookung room we fund Mrs I-lull advusung fu ture housewuves on the fune art of keepung hus bands happy by good cookung and domestuc plan nung Lookung across the hall we see Mrs Ben nett busuly showung eager Heughts gurls how to make wuth the needle ln a sux semester sew ung course lor less uf so desuredl many a gurl may learn all there us to know about reap pleats and drape shapes C-oung to that far off alcove E M R we fund our genual maestro of the vocal cords Mr Struck lung busuly durectung a group of hopeful sungers Asude from Ieadung the famed A Cappella Chour, he unstructs the other preparatory cho ruses. uncludung the Curls' Clee Club Across the way we fund a newcomer to l-leughts, Mr Raymond Cerkowsku who has real lv made humself at home here Asude from doung a fune uob wuth the Band and Orchestra, he offers a course un harmony un the sprung se mester for all other buddung Mozarts and C-ersh WINS Zl Es Dorothy Bulkley Hazel Wuswall George Strucklung Raymond Gerkowsku Struck ly monkey busuness PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT HE service that the Phvslcal Educatlon Department renders to the pupils of l-lelghts IS of unestnmable value lt offers numerous opportunities to partlclpate nn sports as well as teaches the fundamentals of good health and good sportsmanshlp Besldes the regular athletic program taught un the classes fleld hockey bas ketball baseball swlmmmg and tennns afford valuable opportunltles to gurls Varslty football basketball base ball swlmmung track and rntramurals glve many boys a good start nn thelr athletuc careers Hygaene a required subject for all lunlors bullds a foundation for good health and clean llvlng smce lt IS well taught and long remembered Practlcal trps un nursung Carl Vannorsdall Danny Prloseno Dorothy Crane Howard Baughman Walter Burd F ances Dlrkes Catherune Weller 22 its-1 K 151' Q51 M.. jANUARY CLASS OFFICERS joe Cellm HE saynng all brawn but no branns doesn t hold true In the case of joe Cellnn january Class prexy Helpnng to carry Henghts to League vnctory an football last year and bas ketball thus year Mighty Mute could also use the gray mat ter He was a member of Natnonal Honor Society and the Student Councll Executuve Board nn both of whlch he par tlcjpated whole heartedly We all wash the best of every thing to a great athlete and a brllllant student Scott York HE good lookung athletjc mjnded Scott York vrce DVESI dent of has sensor class held the offjce of treasurer as a junlor Among hrs many actnvltles Hn Y was outstandnng since he was a member of Wustgoma Hr Y and held the offrce of presldent In has sensor year Scott was best known for has outstanding athletrc abjlltv both as hugh posnt basketball scorer a year ago and as a well known pitcher for the Tlgers Scotty s congenial personaljty has won hum fame at Heughts and his departure wall leave a blank soot nn many actlvltles janet Caves ECRETARY of the januarv Sensor Class was the pret ty blue eyed blonde janet Caves who held the same of flce In her junlor vear ln her junlor and sensor years she was secretary of the Clnema Club Her frlendly personal jty and ponsed manner wlll be mrssed at Heughts and rn the many actlvltles In which she partrcrpated None of us wjll forget to wush her the best of luck In the many years to come Lols Klme HE charmlng prexy seen behind the gavel In Girls Cabinet meetnngs every Thursday semester one was Loss Klme Her many actuvutues Included president of junuor Literary Club and correspondmg secretary of C A A an her junlor year she held the vnce presidency of her class When she became a sensor she held the purse strungs for her fellow classmates The absence of thus outstanding student has left a blank an many clubs We don t have to wjsh Loss good luck through llfe because she has the abuluty through frrendllness to suc ceed anyway 24 Q T . 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Track, B G, Htst German Club, N.H.Sl .1 ' ' Ed Bruder Corr Guard B 8: G Intramurals I C C Jean Campbell Student Counc1l Swlm Club Boost ers Frlendshxp L1ll1an M Burgan Fr1endsh1p C 0 m merclal Club Jo Anne Carran .I F A C S t u d e n t C o u n Cl l Nurse Alde Corr Guard G A A Fflendshlp Sec t of Sr Chapt Boosters B 8: G IANUARY 'Vlary Allce Burk Fr1endsh1p Sr L1t N H S G A A C dets Boosters Corr u a r d B 8: Mallmg Comm Of flce Alde Janet Caves Sect of Soph S Class Frxend Shlp Cmema Club Sect Boosters Hts Players Glee Club GAA Corr Guard ICC B 8: G lom Cobbledlclx Student C o u n c 11 Corr Guard B 8: G Intramurals Jeanie Delmond Fr1endsh1p G A A Boosters Glee Club Barbara A Donner G1rls C a b 1 n e t C o m m Chazrman Fflendshlp G A A Glee Club Hts Play e r s Broadcasters Corr Guard Boost ers B 8: G Ma111ng Comm Iune E1s nberger G A A MUSIC Ap p r e c Commerclal Club Llbrary Club R1chard Faunce Corr Guard Orch Marchmg Band Mu SlC Apprec Ger man Club Student Counc1l 26 l'att1 Cook Cho1r NHS GA A Fr1endsh1p L1 Corr Guard Cmema Club Boost ers OHICS Alde Chess Llub Sect B 8: G Manager Red Cross Boosters Ser v 1 c e C l u b an Amer Frlendshlp Commerclal C lu b DJUSIC Apprec D1s aster Corps G A A Tenn1s Jr L1t Robert Doster H e r m e s Ex Ed Student Counc1l Corr Guard Dons Eppmger Hts Players Sect Pres Thesp1an G A Cadets A s e m b l y C 0 m m Fr1endsh1p Harry T Fa Hts Players Su dent Counc1l Corr Guard C h:lll0til Eleanor Cox Tr msferred f r o m IW Frxendshlp D1Nard1s Fr1endsh1p Helene Dubln Fr1endsh1p C o r r Guard Servlce Club Robert Fahrenthold W 1 s t g o m a H1 Y Sect Football Stu dent Counc1l Intr1 murals I' lorence I' endr1ch G A A ' .- ' ' at G , .' 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F1shman Corr Guard Frlend shlp Red Cross 1 barbara Xnn Pox Frlendshlp G r l s Glee Club M'1n1 gers Corr Gu'1rd Med Ass1st Martln Freed Basketball Mgr Corr Guard W1ll 8: Testament Comm Red Cross Boosters A S C Intramurals Peggy Geary G1rls C a b 1 n e t Frlendshlp Boosters G A A Corr Guard Gerald H Goldberg Football Basketball H Club Corr Guard Red Cross Intramu rals Norton Golub Hts Players R e d Cross German Club Corr Guard Elleen Gordon 2 Li V A F x . 'B . X i G. ' ' ,, - - - ' K 2- Fr' ' 1 . - . I . . COITD. Guafdz N.H.g.' French Clubl . ' U I r . . I I'- ' ' ' ., f, ' ill 1 H I . ' ' C s.c,,' ' f - RH. ,, Q1'11 at A ,- ., . ' ., l . Y ' . g . ' L v . ep 1 ' . . - ' ' 1 2 . - l 7 1ANuARY Dorothy Gorllch Frxendshlp German Club James S Gutentag' Track Cross Coun try Hts Players Corr Guard Intra murals Soph Chor Student Coun c1l Red Closs AS C NHS Xlfred I Harris Stage Crew Lteut Capt Hts Players Thespxans blame Janlce Henkm 8: G M a 1 l1 n Comm C0lllIl19I'Clil C l u b Friendship Glee Club Corr Guard Richard B Hollander Sol Jacob Football Basketbill H Club Student o u rx c 1l C 0 r r G u a 1' d M o V 1 e Guard Boosters I tr'1mur'1ls Stanley W Katv SCIEHCS Pres Cholr Chem Lab Assist Rlfle Club Vls Ed 28 Sheldon Green Football Baseball Soph Ex Board In tramurals Corr Guard Rlchard Hall Orch Strlng Orch B a n d and O r c h Staff Strtng Quar tet Corr G u a r cl Mus Apprec Phyllxs Harris Glrls Cab Boosters Disaster Corp Aux A1de Fnendship Football Intramu ra s Rlchard Hruby Cadet Band Concert Band Marching Band Corporal B'1nd 8a Orch St 111' Corr Guard Mus Apprec Assembly Band Iura halwarw Red Cross Fr1end Slllp Boosters B Sc G Malllng Comm Cmema Club Stu dent Councll A sembly Comm Aux A1de Mus Apprec Robert haufman H ts Broadcasters C o n c e rt B a n d Marchmg Band Pep B a n d S t u d e nt o u n c 11 C o r r Guard Cadet Band Oflicer Orch Greta Grossman N H S Sec French Cub V Pres Pres 81 G Q Scroll Office A1de 8z G M a 1 l 1 n Comm Red Cross C o r r G u a Fr1endsl'11p G A A Pan Amerlcan L1t Camera Club Ruhard E Hare IN H S Lab ASSlSt Intramurals SCI ence German Club J aw Hedges Vhstgoma H1 Y Sec Pres F 0 o t b a l l Swlmmmg N o on MOVIE Guard Corr Guard Boosters In tramurals Hershey G AA Bo osters Fr1endsh1p C o r r G uard Yellovx Jackets Xllan Jacobs Intramurals Foot ball Student Coun B a s k e t b a 1 l Corr Guard Noon MOVIE Guard Daud hail Intramurals Intramurals C 0 r r Guard Caldron I klevc hertes7 Transferred I r o m East Tech 4 4 , ' f Bi ' Jin. ai L B. 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Margaret E Lols J Ixutler Caren Klem Frlendshlp Boost ers Glee Club Lols G1rls A Gym Pres Pres Treas Klme Cab Pres G Corr S c Cadet Jr L1t L1t of Jr C 'Iss of Sr Cl'1ss Ca dron B 8: G Fr1endsh1p Boost ers Corr Gu nr L1lly Ixramer N H S Jr L1t Stu dent Counc1l Man a g e r s Pres Red Cross Hts Pl'1yers G A A A S C Dorothy Lawrence Student C o u n c 1 GIFIS Cab G A A Boosters S 1 ship Gloria Levine B and G Ed ln chief S t u d e n COUHCII E Board Office A1de B and G Malllng Comm Fr1endsh1p G A A Pan Amerlcan N H 'Nlarlan Ln lngstone N H S Mus prec Llttle Sym phony Orch A sembly Bind Band and O r c h Staff Sec Frlendshlp Norma Loomls Band Staff Mirch mg Band Frlend s h 1 p Attendance Sec N H S G A A Sr L t Jean Kleln Qulll and Scroll B and G Assoc Ed Sen L1t Jr L1t Pan Amer1can Club B and G Malling Comm Fr1endsh1p GAA Carol Ruth Kohn Corr Guard Man agers Kuehn Transferred f r o rn S h a w Fr1endsh1p G A A Mus prec Corr Guard Boosters John Lawrence Wllrlam Levy Student Councll G 1 r 1 s Cab an Amerlcan C o r r Guard Frlendshlp G A A S C B and G M8l1lng Comm Sally Theresa Locastro G A A Fr1endsh1p Boosters Beatrlce Madow Corr Guard Pin Alnerlcin SENIORS Jerome Ixleln V1sual Ed Boosters Marchlng Band Color Sgt Barbara I Kramer Frlendshxp C o Guard Nurse s A1de G1r s Cab C o G u a r d A S C Boosters B and G M a 1 1 1 n g Comm Managers J L 1 t G A A Pin Amer lcan Cmerna Club Chorus Cadet Band Burton R Leldner Concert Band Stu Dlrector Marchmg Band Drum MaJ L 1 t t I e Smyphony Corr Guard Strm Orch B a n d a n d Orch Staff N H S Robert Luhtlnger E p s 110 n H1 Y V P r e s Intramura German Club Janet Loew enthal Frlendshlp Sara Ruth Nlakoff md Ed ln chief NHS Qulll 'md Scroll Student Council L1 Caldron GAA Jr L1t Corr Guard Pan AIYIBTICTII 29 A. . . eQ ,. f - v Fl,- .. 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I - f ' -- Q , 1 - B.. 2 G., .-'- - IEWIS Nlartuson Hts Players B 'md G Co sports Ed NHS Donald 'Nlengle C o d e Club Rlfle Club Corr Guard Howard J Nlarkus Boosters Cheerlead er Corr Guard Hts Players G e r m 1 n Club Red Cross In tlamurlls Edith 'Nlerlln NHS Pres Mus Apprec V Pres Pres S L1t Pres Cadet Band Con cert Band Band and Orch Staff March mg Band Sgt Pep Band Orch G1rls Lab Student Coun cll GAA Frlend ship Boosters Corr Guard Hts Players Broadcasters B 8: G lvlalllflg Comm 1ANuARY Rlta W Melamed Transferred trom Rhodes Hts Play ers Frlendshlp Karol Selma Nllller Student Councll B and G Corr Guard Sclence Club Qulll and Scroll Servlce C l u b Frxendshlp Commercxal Club 30 f 'an- Rose L Nllller Transferred f r 0 m Glenvllle Cmema Club W llma l' Nicholas Student Councll Sec G A A Treas Frlendshlp S e c Boosters Glrls Cab loanne Pallone Frlendshlp P a n Amerlcan Llbrary Guard Greta LOIN avney Transferred f r 0 m John Adams S e r v 1 c e C l u b Corr I eonard lerry Football B a s k et ball H Club Noon MONIE Guard Intra murals Red Cross Rlta Monroe Transferred t r o m Andrews S c h o ol VX xlloughby lenneth U Dea Shlp Crest Jr L1t Nurses Alde Otfice Aide Dolores L I almer Frlendshlp G A A Glee Club DISHSQSF Corp Pan Amer lcan B 1ndG Mnl mg Comm Corr Guard Nlanuel Peretv Elaine G Pollack G A A Tenms Club V Pres Y e 110 w Jackets Gxrls Cab Red Cross B and G Malllng Comm M u s A p p r e c Frxendshxp .low ce E Mourton Frlendshlp Boost ers G A A Corr Guard Ruth Orkm L1 u 1 l l a r Scroll Yellovx Jack e s G A A B and G Malllng Lomm Hts Plavers Corr Guard Frlendshlp Red Cross N H S Xl anda B Pa Student C o un Cl Glrls Cab Cadet Band Concert Band Marchmg Band Sr Utlhcer Bind Staff Pep Band Ort 1 Friendship G A A IJOTIN Jeanne Perkl s Glrls Cab Frlend shlp Clnema Club GAA Boosters Suzanne Pollatk Gxr s Cab A S C FI'l9IldSl'llD C o r r Guard C 1 n e m a u b B and Malling Comm G A A Pan AHIQTICWH ' . . l .. h 4 , ' 'I ' , 4: '. 4' . 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G Ethel Rothman Fr1endsh1p Saydell Ruth Safran Boosters Frxendshrp A B a n d Malllng C o m m Cmema Norma bhaplro Hts Players Thes pxans N H S B and G Qulll md Scroll Student C 0 unc 1 I 0 r G ll '1 r c Frlendshlp G A A Gerry Smlth Student C o u n Q 1 l G1rls Cab Serx me C l u b Fr1endsl11p Cmeml W llllalll H bpero Red Cross H Club MOVIE Guard Bas ketball Baseball F o ot b a ll Corr Guard Intramurals Ellen Jane Rudolph G A A Cadets J F G 1 r l s a Boosters Fr1endsh1p A S C Hts Broad casters Glee Club Amer1can C o r r Guard Jr L t 1 a t 1 n g C l u Clean up S q u a Soph Chorus Joan Sandson Frxendshlp Boosters Dlsaster C 0 r p s B H G M a 1 1 1 n g Comm Aux Azde Rldlllg Club Intrwmur ils C 0 r r Guard L1 nore Nlae Sobel FI'lSl'ldSlllp Boosters J L1t Pan Amer lcan lf lax ne Nlarllw n budak B and G News Ed Pan Amer1can l 1 n e m Frlendshlp C 0 r r Guard IORS Rae Rlta Rabnlck G A A Frlendshm Managers Cmema Corr Guard Xnne Elllabeth Roberts G A A Frlendshlp Hts Broadcasters N l 1 Sr L1t Gee Club Corr Goard Boosters 'Nh ron M Rudolph M a r c h 1 n g Band Concert Band Cadet Band Pep B a n d Assemblv Band H Hatters Beryl Elame Shaplro B and G Assoc Ed Fr1endsh1p Stu e rx t C 0 u n c 1 B 0 0 s t e r s an Amer1can Dtsaster C rps B a n d G Mallmg Comm Sllxer Fr1endsh1p G A A J F A C Boosters Cmema Pan Amer 1c111 A S C Corr G 1rd B and G Mallmg Comm L11 Assem Comm lols bperllng Pm Amer1can Sec Pres Cmema Qulll and Scroll B and G d G A A B and G M a 1 1 1 n g Comm Cha1rman French Mus Ap p r e c Fr1endsh1p Corr Guard Com ITlEI'Cl8l Club G1rls Cab Boosters Red Cross Bexerlw Ruth Task Fr1endsh1p Student Councll Red Cross P a n Amer1can Glee Club Boosters B and G Malllng Comm D 1 s a s t e r Corps 31 .lohn Renner Alpha H1 Y Gu 1rd Guard Intr lmur 115 Karl Rouo Footb ull Sw n mmg Track Stu dent Councll Noon MOVIE Guard Betu H1 Y Pres Pres of Combmed H1 Y In t r '1 IH u r a l s ed C r o ss B and G Boosters H Clubs R11 a Bc tt 3 llnhtu FI'l6lldSlllp Nlarlorn liogoll' Frlendslnp 1 , in V Z . U - A I . Q. H.S',, Jr. L't,. 'srf . ' - 1 i L't.. . 1 ' -. --.- A - - . 1. , L ' 'R si AfC.', U ' . C of , ' . . ., ' 4 L ' U . il 4. . ', i,, ofl tic ' b, - d. G.A. . Gi Hd ' ' l ' Q L -- H ,. -- - . d 41. . ' v I P , 0 . 1 . ,, G AA. Q - ' - ' Fred Shimandle Elaine Joan ' C- ro . 11 ., '. f - . - 1 ' ' ' Llc . , f . Y ., Jr, , K t, , i h . . A ' if . v. ' , 1 Ll Cf H' '- ' ' IANUARY Nlargaret inn I'1emann L t J Llt A A Frlend s h 1 p Cmema Corr Guard Rlchard L rsem I arker Voll Football Intramu rals Corr Guard Gamma H1 Y Sec Samuel Wawm Tr ack Cross Cou11 try Student Coun c1l Red Cross Xnnette Ruth WBISS N H S Hts Players Student Councll Red Cross Mus Ap prec Fr1endsh1p B 1 n d G M a 1 1 1 n g Comm S t u d e n t Federal1st O ffl c e A1de Rlchard Wetzel Alpha H1 Y Pres Radlo Code Intra m u r a l s C o r r Guard Red C r o s s VIS Ed Chaplaln of Comb1ned H1 Y Scott I ork Basketball B '1 s e ba Treas of Jr Class V Pres of Sr Class H Club W1st goma H1 Y Treas Pres Comb1ned H1 Y Treas Sec Student Councll Assembly C o m m Intramurals C o r r Guard Cap t Noon Movme Guard I C C Boosters 32 Beverly Tyler Concert Band Band S ta ff L1brar1an Marchmg Band N HS Frxendshxp Jr Llt Pep Band Ca det Band Eleanor NI Vartoe Pan Amencan A Fr1endsh1p Managers R 1 d 1 n g Club Carole Dawey W allof 'and G N e vs s Ed Qu1ll and Scroll C 1 n e IH a Club V Pres Broadcasters Glee Club Chorus B o o s t e r s an Amer1c'1n B md G M illlllg Comm G A A A S C Fr1end sh1p Jr L1t Crest Rldmg Club L1 onard W elsenherg Dlck VVe1ss Ruth Margaret WIISOII C h o 1 r Fr1endsh1p B and G Martln Young Sw1mm1ng I n t r a murals Suzanne I berstlne G A A A S C Frlendshlp Jr L1t Cmema B and G Ma1l1ng Comm Rlchard Vennlng XNlSl.g01TlH H1 Y In tramurals Football Nlldge VS asnac Fr1endsh1p Boost ers Corr Gu 1rd G A Gerald W e1nste1n Student C 0 u IX C11 Red Cross Intrsunu rals Joanne Shlrlev W'est B and G Fr1end eh1p G A A A S C Corr Guard Sill dent Councll Barbara VW olcott Fr1endsh1p Nlarc1a Zlsklnd NHS GAA Yel low Jackets B and G Qu1ll and Scroll Crest Mus Apprec Pr1endsh1p B and G Malllng Comm Corr Guard Chem Lab Asst Oflice A1de Jr L1t A , : . . Sr. i.. r. G. : . ' . . ., . . ., ., 1 ' ' ' - Y - ' . G. . , . .A.. , , . v r , ' - ' v ' . . L , - 1 - L V l 1 z . '- . , BJ.. I .. A'-I A ' ' ' - . P - ' . . , 1 . Q. A 1, . kr' , L x ' , , . ,A - v - , r ' C I . . ' 7 Y I I - ' ' , . ., . . ., - ll. . . , - ' ' v 'v q lv ' , ' ' liernue loler Herbert K Yello J ck T. Xldhl-er G A A 5 Boosters Foothill le d ude t C L I tr m r 0 e 1 IUNE Carol Anthony joe Bargerhott jeff Barnard Ed Blank Shirley Bruder Marolyn Bruml Robert Bryan Drck Grlthtleld Charles Davenport Wullnam Dortllnger Paul E Dovvlung Stanley Engman Arnold Glelsser Nell A Hansen Bull Hayne Kenneth Heller William E l-'licks Marvun atte Albert Kanter joan Kentf Garl Kornucks Ruth Lederman Bob Lemernse Bob lVlcl-lugh Carol Manley joan Murray Gerald Palay Nlarw Fllen Ch ls Glee Cllb SENIORS Sprenp., I8 dshlp S CAMERA SHY 93 jANUARY Roo rt Bensen Mlckey Desberg joseph Ferrera Duck Geary Edward Greenwald Alvln Hersh Roland Krnzan Stanley Moss Bert Out Ted Olmstead Ralph Patterson Gerald Pearlman joel Schmidt Kenneth Sneddon Fred Straus Arthur Wills AUGUST Evelyn Sums . . t - j J 5, A . , , . . , Fr' n ' . oph. hp C St n olncil. orx.. 1 Cl ll P In a u als, No n ll C r Movi Gmrrl I N , x OUTSTANDING GRADUATES joe Gelhn NOWN to all at Heughts us loe Cuellun Perhaps you re member hum as presudent of the uunuor and senuor class or as the mughty mute on the football fueld who managed to gaun that extra yardage lf you are a basketball or baseball fan hus face us famuluar to you also N H S IC C Student Councul and H Club wull remember joe and hus fruendly man ner The deep affectuon of hus class was exemplufued when tney elected hum Outstand ng Graduate and thus added per haps the greatest laurel to an already long lust Lols Kllne ONSTANT wullungness to do a luttle more than necessary and fruendly hellos have endeared Lous Klune to all who know her lt us no wonder she was presudent of Gurls Cabu net and lunuor Lut as well as treasurer and yuce presudent of her class Those un G A A Fruendshup or Boosters wull have duffuculty un fullung her place A yaruety of actuyutues and un terests and many honors belong to thus gurl but perhaps the greatest trubute that could be bestowed upon her us that of Outstandung Graduate Owen Cornell ALL' Dark' Good lookung' Thus pucture well descrubes the june Classs Outstandung Graduate Owen Cornell But besude these meruts Owen was also a hard worker and a capa ble offucer He held the school s hughest oosutuon as preSI dent of the Student Councul and durung hus term many um provements were made as to electuon rules and school clean luness In hus uunuor year Owen was chosen vuce presudent of hus class and handled that job well too Many other ac tuvutues both athletuc and of servuce to Heughts combune to make Owen truly deseryung of thus funal achueyement Marilyn Crosby T S easy to see why thus year S Outstandung Gurl Graduate was tall blonde lvlarulyn Crosby As presudent of G A A she managed that large club capably and showed cons derable In terest un all gurls sports Workung closely wuth the presudent of Student Councul as an able vuce presudent she secured prause from evervone wuth whom she came un contact B sudes beung popular un the many other clubs un wh ch she Dar tucupated lvlarulyn became a member of Natuonal Honor So cuety un her Bll year Everyone can we wush Mae the best of luck for she most certaunly deserves ut 34 . v tu . . H . , . . . ., . . ., ' - ' u . . . . . . . . . ., ' . . . ., , u u u . ' . , . . T . . . - . ' . , - v ' 1 , . u v I , . u . . 5 . . . u . . - ., ., , , . 1 . . 'I . ut ut . un yum: cLAss orricsns Dave Fulton IELDINC the Senior Class presidents gavel and wearing the black and gold mantle this year was friendly popular Dave Fulton On the rosters of the football and swimming teams a member of the H Club and treasurer and vice pres :dent of Epsilon I-Ii Y Dave has played an active part in many Heights activities judging by the excellent record he has made at Heights it is safe to predict that Dave will succeed in whatever he may do Phil Alexander HO is that tall athletic looking fella seen so many places around Heights? No doubt vou are talking about Phil Alexander vice president of this year s june Class Phl di vided his time among swimming and his many other activi ties but still seemed to have enough time to keep his grades up Phil s great sense of humor and his reputation of having so many good friends will be remembered for a long time at Heights lohanna Llchvar WINNING smile and sparkling blue eyes characterize the sweet personality of vivacious johanna Lichvar the secre Io has been treasurer and president of the Friendship Club a member of N H S and has actively participated in the Choir and the girls trio the Mello aires jo has won a last ing place in the ranks of outstanding Heights students and her charming personality will be long remembered Bill Collins EEPINC money must come naturally for good natured Bill Collins treasurer of his class for he also held the purse strings for the Choir and Gamma Hi Y I-lls spirit in anything he went out for can well be seen for he was a spark ling member of the Polka Dots as well as the Choir B II I though active in extra curricular activities could always be found cracking a ohvslcs problem or studying for an English test His responsibility in all his activities can easily assure Bill of a uccessful future 35 ' . - A. - . 1 ! . E '- tary of this year's june class. Among her manly activities ' - I ' . i , a - IU NE Phyllls Karon Transferred f r o m Shaw B and G A S C Boosters A A Frlend s h 1 p Qu1ll and Scroll B a G M a 1 l 1 n g Comm Pan Amer lcan Nancy Xkers J F A C Fr1endsh1p Mary Kndrews Cho1r Mello Alres Frxendshlp G A A Hts Players Clne ma Club Boosters Red Cross Dlck Balley T r a c k H C 1 u b Marchlng Band Pep Band Swlm m 1 n g Intramurals Noon Movxe Guard Dana W Barker Cholr Scxence Club Hts Players Lab ASS1St Dorothy 'Vlae Barrxsh Yellow Jackets G AA Boosters A SC Frlendshlp John Benagh Gamma H1 Y V Pres Pres 'Preas of Combmed H1 Y Cho1r Staff Boost ers Stage Crew Hts Players Rlfle Club Track Cross Coun t r y Intramurals Corr Guard 36 Ernest A Acvel Corr Guard Intra murals Phlllp F Alexander V Pres of Sr Class s 1 l o H1 Swlmmlng H Club Corr Guard Stu dent Council Noon Movle Guard In tramurals Frenc Club Boosters Cal dron Norman Appelbaum Drlvers Club Stu d e n t Federallst Corr Guard Track Llbrary Guard In tramurals Debate Club Xrleen C Baxrd Chalr GAA B 8: G Malllng Comm Corr Guard Florence Blrd N H S Glrls Cab Corr Guard French Club Frxendshlp Marguerlte E Bates Hts Players V Pres Red Cross V Pres NHS Thes p1ans Office A1de B and G Mallmg Comm Chalrman Allen Benjamm H1 Hatters Leader Cadet Band Con cert B a n d Orch Marchmg Band Sr Oiiicer Pep Band Muslc Apprec Band 8: Orch Staff ueraldme kdelson G A A Frlendshxp Boosters B 8: C Malllllg Comm Donald R Xllen B 81. G AdVEI'tlSlIlg M r M a r c h 1 n g Band Color Guard Corr Guard Boost ers Track Intramu r'1 s knne Xrslanlan Tenms Club B 8: G Corr G u 'x r cl Glrls Cab Frlend Shlp Bew erly Baker Frlendshlp Boost ers Corr Guard Beatrlce Barnes G A A Fr1endsh1p Student Councll Allan Bay gel Corr Guard Foot b a 1 1 Intramurals German Club I C C Red Cross Rlfle Club Swlmmmg .Iustm Berenw H t s Broadcasters Corr Guard Debate Club Intramurals Mgr . , . . 'U .fel y ,j nd . ' ' Ep '. n '-Y. . . , , ' h ' - V Ifrieqndshipi Prog. Hts. .Players Q . ' - L ' I -, I Mary Lynn Berger Managers M u s 1 c Apprec G A A S c 1 e n c e C I u b Chorus Jean B1 gler G1rls Cab G A A Glee Club Frlend sh1p Jr L1t Pan Amerlcan O f f 1 c e Alde Robert R Blesch Swlmmlng C a p L Gamma H1 Y Pres Pres of Comblned 1 Y N H S Club Sec Caldron Boys Sport: Margle Boethelt G1r s Cab J F A C Fr1endsh1p R1ng Group Chalrman G A A Caldron Slu d e n t Count. l Red Cross Rlchard Allan Braun Orch Concert Mas ter Strmg Quarte Mus A p p r e c V P r e s C u r a o r French Club W lllldm R Brmker G a m m a H1 Y Treas Football Track Corr Guard Rlfle Club Intra murals Jeanne Brown Fr1endsh1p T r e a s Rec Sec G A A Corr Guard Cadets L 1 t Boosters Bernard Bergman Ileen L Bland Managers T r e a s B 8: G M a 1 l 1 n Comm Frlendshlp French C I u b Mus Apprec Rlkl Bllss Martha Borton O r c h Ensembles Band 8: Orch Staff Mus Apprec J Llt L1brary Club Robert Breyley Caldron Track In tramurals C o r r Guard Beta H1 Y Wllllam H Brlsbln Swlmmlng lung Brown SENIORS Carolyn Jane Berman B 8: G Assoc Ed Qu111 81 Scroll Crest A S C Fr1endsh1p B 8x G M a 1 1 1 n g Comm L1ll1an Blame Transferred f r o John Adams Marllyn H Blue Commerclal C l u b Fr1endsh1p B :Sz Q M a 1 1 1 n g Comm Tennls Club Robert Bowans Veteran Lols Brlckner Robert l Brolda Caldron Advertls Mgr Hts Broadcas ters Rlfle Club A SC Corr Guard Mus Apprec Ger man Club Sclence Club MarJean Brown GAA Cadets R1 He Club Pres N HS Fr1endsh1p J Sr t B 8z G Mallmg Comm Rldlng Club 37 Wg! Wlarw lx Brown Gxrls Cab Jr L1t Boosters Y e 1 l o w Jackets Cadets Frlendshlp G A A Corr Guard Rlchard Burk Student C o un c 1 I Mus Apprec Intrw murals Vlrgmla Brown Jr L1t Glrls Cab Boosters Frlendslnp Glee Club W ends liurnlp N H S Sec Sw1n1 1 d e t s 1 lf I'lEIldSllllJ G A A t S t u d en Co11nc1l Hts Plan us Corr G11 1rd IUNE llllile Iou bryan Glee Club G A A Frlendshlp Boost crs Red Cross 'Klart lahlll Student C o un c 1l Mus Apprec Corr Gu 1rd IIltX llllU! 't1S Beta H1 Y V Pres une Rosa C amln Hts Phyers C o r r Guard Frlendshq G A A I tonard Nl lohtn H t s Bro 1dc'1sters Transferred fr om Glenvllle Concert Band Rally B a n d rals Owen WI Cornell Jr Student C oun cll Pres V Pres of Jr Class Student Fac t y A d x 1 s o Board Epsllon Sec oi C 0 111 bmed H1 Y Foot ball Track Noon Mov1e Gu'1rd C011 Guard 'Nl1chaelCraw ford Chclr Polka Dots Swxmmmg Asszst C a 1 d r o n C o r r Guard Cross Coun try Track Hts Play ers Cafeter1a Alde Gamma H1 Y Chip lam Harold Dand Dachman Intramurals G e r man Club V Pres Pres Chess Club Dr1v1ng Club l at I 1r son l 11endsl11p Student 0 ll n c 1 l G A Boosters C 1 ll e111 Club Blll C ollms Tre IS ot Jr 'md S1 Class Cho1r Tre IS Gamma H1 Y Sec Tre'1s V Pres f Student Counc1l Noon MOVIE Guard Caldron P 0 l k '1 Dots Cross Countrv Track Intra1nur'1ls Red Cross Boosters Swlnlnllng Ass1st .I Ph1l1p Lourtnew Alpha H1 X Treas Corr Guard Llbra rv Guard MOVIC Gllifd Red Cross Robert Cronqulst Football T r a C k Baseball H C lu b Cadet B a n d PGP Band Concert Band Orch Noon Mot IE Guard Intramurals Nancy Daggett Transferred f r o m Vt mnetka Ill G A A Cadets Sr L1t Frxendshlp C a l dron L 1 b r '1 r w Gu 1rd Rohm rt I tuoutttt R ldl0 Club B 8: G Sucntf. Club IC C 'Klart Xnn C onsolo G A A Fr1endsh1p B o o s t e r s COYI Guard COITllH6l'ClHl Club Student Coun C Llbrarv Club W 1rg1n1a C ox B 8: G Hts Pl'1y ers Orch Concert Band Marchlng Band Mus Apprec Frlendshlp G A A Managers French Club Manlyn Crosbx G A A Pres Stu dent Counc1l X Pres Cadets Yel low Jackets Jr L1t Sec Pres J F A C Sec Sr L1t N H S B o o s t e r s Corr Guard Student Fa cu y A V 1 s Ol x Bo'1rcl Roy X Davldson Noon MOVIE Guard Boosters Cadet B a n C o n c e r Band M 1 r c h 1 n g Band Orch Man 'xgers . .. .Q l I. ', L't.. ., ,l K Jr. Li... . 4 V Kg - ' lr t . . , ' Zl . l . . ., .- l . on , Pep Band. Intramu- Combined Hi-Y. CH. Girls- Cahn AAS ull ry ',,' 'Y . ' Hi- - . 1- 1 fi lt ' f1 -.7 E E L 38 Dewald D3Wld DcRussy Football Track W1Stg0n13 H1 Y Chaplam T r e a s S e c Basketball Commerclal C lu b H Club Stan Dlamond Broadcasters Intra murals B 8a G A S C Red Cross Stu dent Councll Ger man Club Corr Guard Glorla D D1l'aolo Fr1endsh1p G A A Clrema Pat Dougherty Frlendshlp 0 11'1eI'Clal Club Mus A p p r e c B Sz G Mallmg Comm C harles Drest her Kdele Deutsch GAA Glrls Glee Club Corr Guard Hts Players Spot lxght Ed Thesplans V Pres Pres John L Dletz Chorus Eugene lhbalh 0 Cho1r Mary E Drake N H S Fr1endsh1p Broadcasters Pan Amerlcan Caldron H e r m e s C 0 r r Gua1d Jr L1t S L1t Nurses Alde Mus Apprec Mars Xnn Drlscoll G A A Boosters 1 n e m 1 C 1 u Fr1endsh1p R Q d Cross vvllllalh C SENIORS Robert DZVIS Gamma H1 Y Corr Guard Intramurals Track Corrlnne Degan Caldron Hts Play ers Pan Amer1c'm C1nem'1 Club Football Mgr Vet eran M a r c h 1 n g Band Pan Amerlcan Karl Dlmllch Cho1r Staff Scxence Club XVlStg01'HB H1 Y Joe D1Salwo Swlrnmmg French Club Mus Apprec Alpha H1 Y Manag ers Corr Guard In trimurals fr60l ge S Drechsler Stage Crew Capt Hts Players Board V1s Ed R1fle Club John W lllldlll Dunbar Intramurals Corr G u a r d M o v 1 e G u a r d Boosters Red Cross 39 if fha Indwm A Decker Corr Guard Intla murwls Rlfle Club Norman Demb Cho1r Broadcasters Chor11s Corr Guard Klha De Florentls John Denner Transferred f r o Coeur d A l e n e Idaho ' , - . 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Joseph Dwyer B 81 G Boosters Corr Guard Red Cross Intramurals Student Council Myron Elchler C a 1 d r o n C h o Quill 81 Scroll Hts Broadcasters Foot ball Mgr Debate Club Intramurals Jean lartle H S GAA Lit Friendship R rl Club B 8: Hermes Sandy Feder Boosters Pep As sembly Comm Ger man Club Chess 8: Checkers A S C Basketball M g r Corr Guard Intra murals Jack Ferris Gamma H1 Y Intra murals ed VV Fischer Intramurals Joanne Frankel .81 ,,J.Li.. Corr. Guard. Boost ers, Friendship, Rid- ing Club 40 Israela hfros Crest Sec B 8z G Quill 8z Scroll Man agers Sec French Club Pres Sr Lit Mus Apprec B 8a G Mailmg Comm Chorus J osephme Inmanuele J canne lf alk Managers Service C l u b Friendship Boosters Herbert I Feigenbaum Choir Harmoneers Intramural Mgr Dave Fink Transferred f r o rn Polytechnic H 1 g h School San Francis co Callf Football H Club B 8z G I1 tr'unur'1ls I loyd Folkman Rifle Club Corr Guard David C. Pulton Pres. of Sr. Class, Student Council. Ex, Board, Swim- ming. Football, Ep- silon Hi-Y, Treas., V. Pres. Caldron. Corr. Guard, Cap t. Student Faculty Ad- visory Board, Intra- murals. Capt, Red Cross, H-Club C arol Fger G A A Friendshlp Ring Group Sec Boosters Chorus Hts Plavers Wlollw Endress Orch B '1 n d Band 6: Orch Staff Sec Sr Lit Jr Lit Mus Apprec Friendship Don I' anger I helma If eld Jr Lit Disaster Corps Friendship Pan American C1n erna Club Mus Ap prec Managers Rheta Firestone Choir B 8z G Glee Club Chorus Man agers Mus Apprec Cinema Club Dlsas ter Corps Friend ship Ellen Follman GAA Caldron A S.C,. Managers, Secs Commercial C l u b. Boosters C, reta Fursetlx G. A. A.. Boosters, Friendship. P '1 n- American Pat Geary Gxrls Cab Boost ers Ex Board GA l,dll'lCl3. Jane Glb-.on Cholr Caldron J Llt GAA Frlend sh1p Crest Boost ers Rlta Glazer Student Councll G A A Fr1end s h 1 p Boosters J anlce Mae Glueck Hts Players Thes p1ans S t u d e n t Councll Red Cross orr G u a r d Frxendshlp Geraldlne Goldberg., Red Cross B o o st ers G A A C o r r Guard Frlendshxp B 8: G M a1l 1 n g Comm Chorus Ruth loldsteln Transferred f r o 111 John Adams French ub Sec P'1n Amerlcan J lt Corr Guard Mus Apprec Lab ASSlbl Barbara A Gordon DlS3SlEYSCOfD5 Sec D1saster Corps Sec Boosters Frlend shlp Helen Geller 8: G S 1 Pan Amerlcan Pres Student Coun C11 Managers B 8: G Malllng C o m m C 1 n em a C l u b Fr1endsh1p M u s Apprec Donald I llbert Boosters Pres Cal dron Boys Sports Ed ACIIVXIIES Ed Student Counc1l E Board B e t a 1 Y F o o t b a Corr Guard Ger man Club Vera lynn Glezen Transferred from A1b1on Mtch GA A Red Cross Pan Amerlcan Treas 'llarllyn IJ0l'lS Gold Glee Club Frlend GAA Red Cross Jr Llt Jerry Goldberg ls lleen Goodman Cadets J Llt G A A Man Frlendshxp Club Llfe S 1 v 1 n g B 8: Malllng Con1m Swlm a g e r s Cmema Elleen Gordon SENIORS Nlarun Gevelber Marchlng Band Sr Officer C o n c e r t Band Debate C 1 u b S c B 8: G d Cross Mus Apprec Cadet B a n d Pep Band B a nd a n d Orch Staff Dlane X Glllan Pan Amer1c'm Mus Apprec Fr1endsh1p Donald R Gllckson 8: S Broadcasters Track Corr Guard Ger man Club Intramu rals Red Cross Elame Goldberg Transferred f r o m West Rockford Hxgh 1 e c S e c Boosters Dlsaster Corps Lenore Goldstem B 8: G C'1ldron B 8: G Mallmg Comm Pam Amerlcan Com mercnl Club Cme ma Club Frxendshlp Nlelun Goodweather Red Cross Concert Band Color Guard Marchxng Band Ot flcer Pep Band l tramurals X Grant C o u n c 1 l Photogra 8: G Hts Players R3dlO Club Band Corr Guard George Student Caldron pher B 4l ' ' ., - B. ., r. 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C r. . ., ' ' 1 ' . 1 sl ' ' SENIORS Robert Herron Ronald Hlmlfarb Intramurals L o r r Guard Nlarlon Holder G1rls Cao 'Wavs Sz Means Chau- dets GAA Yellow Jackets Fr1ends'11J Boosters l1net How .11 th FI'l6l'ldSl1llJ 'I Ame11c'1n Salls Hull G X A M111 1gers FIl6l1ClSl'llD Rldlng., Clul SCTVICG Club lo Xnn Irune G A A Cholr Intramurals Chorus Nlargaret Holland G A A Frlendshlp Susan Howarth Red Cross G A A Xnn Hurtule GAA Vlce Pres J F A C Pres Svnm C'1dets Treas C R S Yellow Jackets H S Caldron Jr Llt Sr Llt Herbert Jaeob Corr Guard Intra murals Sclencf- Club Student Coun c Jay Hirsch Crest Cross Coun try Track Basket ball N H S Quxll 81: Scroll Intramurals Drsaster Corps Roundtable Cl u V Pres Vllldred Hollmger G A A Frlendshlp Boosters B 8a G Malllng Comm Corr Guard Dlsas ter Corps l'atr1e1a Xnn Hrllbw G A A Fr1endsh1p Cholr Boosters Dave Hx de H e r m e s VIS Ed Mus Apprec Cam era Club Red Cross Alpha H1 Y Sew mour Jacob A S C Intramurals D1saster Corps 43 laek Hawes Jaek Hedln la tel I w le r Haw es C h 0 1 r Red Cros Pres SWIIH Club Pres J F A C Ofh cer G A A Student Councll Ex Bo lld L11 L Pres SWIIII C mdct Boosters Joanne Heller Broadcasters Sec Cholr SCIENCE Club Sec GAA ASC Borsters B dk G Ma1l1n,:, Comm Red Cross Fr1endsh1p Glee Club L1br'1 r1'ln Chorus Illl Heath xllll Ruth Henderson S S Lt L11 Student Coun c1l GAA Fr1end shlp . sr, xl .1-if iz.. vi , . . 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V A Y Y, . 4' l.C. ., ect ec.. f- ' .Nz . 1 '. u J' v il ' IUNE Joanne Jacobs Fr1endsh1p Cmema Club Corr Guard Dlsaster Corps GA A Boosters Margaret Johnson G A A Fr1endsh1p B o o s t e r s Pan Amerlcan Sec Red Cross Chorus Xlw era 'Nl Jagulsh G A A Fr1endsl'11p Glee Club Dorothy Kahn A C S 1 Student Council A A 8: Caldron Fr1er1dsh1p Guard Jr Llt John Rane Suzanne Keller Frlendshlp Cmema Club D 1 s a s t e r Corps French Club L 1 t G A Boosters Chet Kermode Basketball B a s e ball Gamma H1 Y H Club Student Councll Intramural Corr Guard 44 Frances R Jaskulek Boosters Fr1end sh1p B 8: G Ma1l mg C o m m Mus Apprec Glee Club Rlchard Johnson Red Cross Treas Crest Intramurals Corr Guard Nlarllyn Joseph Fr1endsh1p G A A Boosters Caldron Louls 'Nl Kallle Student Councll E Board C o r r Guard C a l d r 0 n Sports Ed Ed ln Ch1ef Intramurals Pres Jeanne lxastrlner A S C Sales Mgr G A A Frlendshnp Betsy Kelley Yellow Jackets C dets Jr Llt GAA Boosters Frlend sh1p Corr Guard Barbara R Klehel Cho1r N H S G1rls Ca Corr Sec J F A C Treas A C a d e t s r L1t Fr1endsh1p Hts Plavers Al1ce R Jllek A A Fr1endsh1p atr1c1a Jones Rnchard lxahan Lab Asslst I C L Chorus Intramurals Rlchard -X lxahsh Transferred from Great Neck N Y Crest Assxst Ed Hts Playe1 a n s Q u 1 ll 8: Scroll G e r m a n Club Sec Treas Elleen L lxatz Hts Players B 8: G Dlsaster Corps S G A B 0 o s t e r s Pan Amerncan Mus Ap prec Corr Guard Red Cross Frlend shlp Bob Kelly Student Counc1l Red Cross Baseball Intramurals Constance I' ay lxlehel Cholr Glrls Cab Cadets NHS S L1 V Pres GA A JFAC Frlend shnp Hts Players ' 2 'K G... 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' .off Lharna If Ilght Friendship Dlsaster Corps Chorus Mus Apprec Dlane Ilslngston Jr L1t Girls Cab G A A Boosters Frlendshlp P 1 n AHIQFICTII B 8: G Office A1de Rav Lmdqulst Baseball Beta H1 Y Sec V Pres Pres Pres ot Combined Y CC a dron Assist Ed In tran1L1r'1ls C 0 r r Guard H C L Nlargaret I 0011118 H e r ln e s d 1 S 1 1 Gu 1rd IUNE Gerald Shale Lltt Red Cross Caldron Intramurals Corr Guard B 8a G Barbara Jean I 077 M xrchlng Band Sr OFFICGI' Concert Band Cadet Band Pep Band Student 0 ll ll c 1 I Jr Corr Guard G A Life S W 1 1 n Friendship I homas A Lothlan Lab Asslst Intra m u r a 1 s C o r r Guard Duncan lose Club Intramurals Marun J Lubeck Student Council Corr Guard Capt Hts Players Tre'1s Thespmns T r e a S r e s t u 1 c r 0 A Roundtable C 1 u b Intramurals Barbara Lwtle Chorus GAA C1 dets Sr Lit Prog Char Jr Llt Corr Sec Student Conn cll JF AC Frlen-I ship Pub Ch 1 If red Manhelm Transferred f 0 m Glenvllle Baseball Student Councll Corr Guard Int' 1 murals Chou 46 I 018 June I otnf s Corr Guard Cine ma C lu b Friend Shlp G A A Nl 1ld red X Low L G Corr Guard Boosters Fxlend sup G A A ie Swing bylua Iukm Transferred from John Adams B 8z G IVIQIIIIIQ Comm B 8a G Frlendship Boosters Ruth Wlaclionald Student Council G A A Frlendship H t s Broadcasters Boosters I arol Nlanhurg, L S 1 Friendship C o r r Guard Caldron Heltn I oucks Yellow Jackets SXVIIH Cadets GIYIS Cab Boosters G A llasld Iow rw Krthur I ustlg Robert H Nladxlaughton Track Debate Cub Corr Guard B 8z G lmh Wann Football Co C I t B1sketball H Club r e s C o 1 1 G u a r d M o w 1 e Guard C a p t Stu dent Council Base blll Capt ' 1 . 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Shlrley McGee J F A C F r 1 e n d Shlp G A A R1He Club Corr Guard bedon 'lledlnl Don 'lhller German Club Radlo Club Corr Guard Camera Club I lla 'lhller Student C 0 u Il c 11 S vu 1 m Cadets J L1t Boosters G A A Commerclal Club Sec Tre IS Mus Apprec lack Wllnor Cadet Band March mg Band Officer C 0 n c e rt B a n Orch German Club 41 Charles D3Nld Manrmg s 1 o ll H1 Tl9 lS Pres Foot ball Track I I I murals Corr Gu llfl I C C Ham wldlldfd Glee Club Frlend shlp lf redg rltk In WIarkow1t7 Hts B o1dca1sters V Pres Pres Stude1t CUllllLll M IS A 1 IFLC s s t lll J Lllllllll Noel Mclirldt l11tr lllllll 1ls Boost us Red Cmss Club 1 111 H Y C011 Gu llll ' Ep '1 '-Y. U V2 1, , . ' H 11t'z- 1- 25, -I 4-, 1-., Alix lly 11:1 , A',1. ', flc ' , G: 11111 1- , 1- l 1 W n D Ya L . A I ..'.Jr.'L'1f A , 1 . ' . 'lf 1 - l ' . ' ' Boosters. Red H l ' J. HB1 8: G. ' ' g G. . f. r, L'1.. ' A' , A l 1 ' U ,I ' R d 1 1 . - . G' ' ..lHt., J: . .A A A f - l- ' .. . . ,. , r. 1 1 r. '.,S. '..Red . .' . , V fn - '. 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Af' v IUNE Joseph1ne Nlodxca Merle S xl0l'ltI C 0 r Guard Intrlmurals Dorothy Mueller Boosters F r le n d Ship JF AC Glrls Cab Caldron G A C a d e 1 Pres Yellow Jackets Intramurals C a pt Corr Guard Patrlcla Xnn 'Vewcome G A A Fr1endsh1p Boosters Corr Sec James 0 Nelll Pres of Jr Class Football Basket ball Student Coun cl H Club Intra murals Corr Guard MOVIE Guard W llllanl 0 Ry an S t a g e Crevl Hts Players Llhrary Gu 1rd S t u d e nt Counc1l 48 Ph1l1p Nlonreal Cholr Commerclal Club MOVIE Guard Corr Guard Sclence Club M elwn 'llorr1s B lsketball M Red Cross Corr Gu ard Intramuruls Stew art 'llurray Footb ll Ba sket ball Track Base ball Hts Broadcast ers WISIEOIHH H1 Y r e s Sec o COlllbll'1Bd H1 Y Corr Guard Boost ers Intramur als Orch Band March mg Band Officer Cadet Band M u s Apprec lntramu rals Pep Band Roger New man Baseball Football H Club Rlfle Club Intramul l lN ancy Oram G A A Fr1endsh1p B 8: G M a 1 1 1 n g Comm I eonard Oscar Corr Guard Head C a p t S t u d e n t Counc1l Ex Board Student F c u lt AdVlSOFy B o 11 d Corr Guard Cal dron A S C 111t1'1 murals His Bro 1d C ls! rs .loan Morgenstern Pan A m e r 1 c a n Manager Fr1end sh1p Jr L1t GAA A S C Howard Klan Wloss Red Cross I ll t r '1 111 u r '1 l s Booste1s Student Federahst Corr Gu ard D1-ns tel Corps Inugene Bags Cadet Band vla cn mg Band Concert Band Pep Ban Gammi H1 Y Co1r Guard Ca tramurals Mg1 Rxlle Club Corr Guard S c 1 e n c e Club Intramurals Joan Ny strom Frxendshlp Boost ers G A A J A C CIHSITIH Club Corr Guard Ralph Orkm Intramurals Scxence Club Corr Guard l hyllls Oster S X P r e s C S t ll d e n Councll Jr L1t Sr L1t Crest G A A Clnemx Club Othce A1de Mus Apprec B. at of 11-. 1 .A hgr.. 1 1 v K v A , 1 ' V. h 1 n 'Z . . 1 , ' . 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H1 Y Boost ers Caldron S u dent L0llllCll Crrr Guard IlllI llllLll llS Fuotb Ill IC C Joan Palmer G A A Frlendshlp Boosters Nan Pence Cadets B 81 G Corr Guard GAA Frlendshlp Jr L1t arole let 1 Managers Friend shlp Corr Guard Wllbur Wllllam lmtchu Track Intramurals Dlrector Choir H Club Hts Players Corr Guard Foot ball Wlary Lynn Pomeroy Sec J F A C G A A Jr Llt Ca ets Boosters Dale B J Randall Hts Players Pres Thesplans N H S Trews James RN mond C D s a s t e r Corps Corr Guard SENIORS Douglas Parr John Perample Football Swlmmmg Student Councll H C lu b G a m m a 1 Y Sec C 0 r r Guard Joseph H I hlpps Jr B Sz G Rlfie Club Intramurals V 1 s Barbara Pltkln Transferred f r 0 m Shaw Rlchard Porus Student Councll Treas Ex B o a r d N H S Corr Guard Capt A S C Capt Intramurals R e d Cross Lab Asslst Roundtable C lu b Hts Players hannette Rapport A S C Frlendshlp Pan A m e r 1 c a n Managers Commer cxal Club Mus Ap prec G A A R e d Cross Office Alde Harlan Renaud Chou- Cadets GA A Frxendshlp 49 ' ' ' HT- . 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Y - SEN Alan Irw1n Schnelder c1al Club V Pres Corr Guard In tra murals Mgr Tom bchweslngcr Nancy Sefhng Gxrls Cab R e d Cross G A A Swlm Cadets Hts Players Frlendshlp L 1 f e Savmg Corr Guard Dand Senders French Club Corr Guard Capt Boost ers Intramurals B 8: G Red Cross Don Shaplro Cho1r Chorus Dolores Schrelbman D mercxal Club Ed Scott Epsllon H1 Y Sec Football T r a c k Noon MOVIE Guard Capt Intramurals Frances H Selman Boosters Mus Ap prec Fr1endsh1p B 8z G Ma1l1ng Comm Daw 1d Shaber Hts P l a y e r s Ex B o a 1' d Thesp1ans N H S Hermes A S C Corr Guard Red Cross Round table Club Caldron Earl Shaw Football M o v 1 e Guard Corr Guard H Club Intramurals IORS Manly n K Sautel s Frlendshxp Clnema Club Florence Eleanor Schermer German Club Treas Sec D1saster Corps Pres H s Broadcasters R e d Cross B 8: G Pan Amerlcan Mus Ap prec A S C C1ne ma Club Aux Alde Gertrude Schultz Hts Players B 8: Scroll Mus Ap prec B o o s t e r s Fr1endsh1p C o r r Guard Dlsaster Corps hrnest Scott Cadet Band Con cert Band Caldron Bus Mgr Alpha H1Y Treas Corr Guard lNaom1 Selnman Mus Apprec Corr Guard French Club Managers Boosters Llbrary Gu 1rd Harr1et Shaplro Hts Players Man agers Fr1endsh1p Mus Apprec Jackle Shaw GAA Hts Players Fr1endsh1p Rldlng Club Corr Guard 51 NIOFFIS bauausln Basketball B 1 s e ball Red C1oss I 1 tramurals C 0 r r Guard H C 1 u b A Susan Barth Schmldt Fr1endsh1p V Pres of Sr Group Glflk C'1b Boosters AA Corr Guard Red Cross Student Councxl Betts Ham Schaffu Chou Llttle Sym phony Mello Alres Pan Amerlcan Ger man Club Frlend Slllp Nlargcrx Xnn 5LhIIlllh lfrnndshlp C o 1 0 C ll 1 Boostus . , . s fl 'xl s.c. 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N W 4 h IU NE Marllyn Ruth Shlelds Hermes Staff Ed ln chxef Sr Lxt Pres Frlendshlp Pres of S Group NHS Jr Llt JFAC G Janet S Shumaker Gxrls Cab Treas Swlm Cadets Pres Sr Lxt Treas Cal d r o n Underclass Ed Jr Llt GAA I C C Frxendshxp Boosters Llfe Sav mg Sllberger, J Choir S t u d e n t Councll Round table Club Hermes N H S Bob Sllwerman Cholr N H S Barbara J Slmnson Frlendshxp G l e e Club B 8: G Lewxs R Smxth Cholr Soclal Chair Corr Guard Joan Solomon Corr Guard G A A Fr1endsh1p Mus Apprec C 1 n e m a Club D 1 s a st e r Corps 52 Carol E Sholle Chou' N H S G A A T e n n 1 s Club Pres Cadet Cal dron Glrls Sports Ed Jr L1t Treas r L1t Sec F Sec G1r s Cab Student Coun C11 Fr1endsh1p Boosters Red Cross B 49 G M a 1 l 1 n g o m m I C Chorus Irls Judlth Shur Dlsaster Corps Treas Pres Jr L1t Boosters Frlend shlp G A A Crest Managers Football Baseball Corr Guard Intra murals B 8: G Mus Apprec C'1f Alde Shlrley M Silverman G A A Frlendshlp Boosters C 1 n e m a Club Corr Guard Eugenla E Smlth Hts Players Crest Gxrls Cab A S C Mus Apprec Pan Amerlcan Ronald Snow Movle Guard Corr Guard Robert H Red Cross Managers Federalxst bpero A S C Student Dlsaster Corps Intramurals Corr Guard Evelyn Shlmandle L 1 t G A Frlendshlp Burton Shutatk Football MOVIE Guard Corr Guard WlStg0m8 H1 Y In tramurals Transferred f r o Glenvllle Charlotte L Slmon G A A A t h l e t 1 c Club Pres Cadets Boosters S t u d e nt Councll Glrls Cab Frxendshlp J udw X bllllth G A A Corr Sec Cadets Y e l l o w Jackets Treas S L V Pres B 81 G Qulll 8.: Scroll Jr L1t Frlendshlp Boosters Caldron Red Cross Corr Guard Klan Sobul Pan Amerlcan Cal dron Red Cross Sclence Club Lols bplsak Hts Players Nurse Axde Frlendshlp ' - ', 1 .D ., . . Jr.. ' 1. . .A.., rj 1 S. -1, Jfi A-AA A.C., ., ' 1 ' C4 ' ., . . C., - . . , Julius Ed Siegelman Herbert Silver ' r. . . . m ' ' ' - it.. .U ., . - , . . ., . . .. . 'L .L ' , vb Ruth Stang David Shashower Bernice E Stem Red Cross Cmema Club Mus Apprec o r r G u a r Friendship G A A Boosters Nelson H Stone Choir Mus Apprec Don Stueber Football Mgr B 8: G Corr G u a r d Intramurals R 1 f l e Club Manly n Kath rme Takach Friendship. Cinema Club Rosemary Thelian B. 8: G., Audi or, Service Club, Com- mercial Club, Corr. Guard Bernard Tigney Football, Intramu- rals B 8a G Ed in chief Nancy Stockwell GAA Cadets Yel low Jackets Pres Boosters Jr Lit Larry Stotter H t s Broadcasters Intramurals Track H C I u b C o r r Guard Capt Boost ers B 8: G Caldron Dorothy Stueber G A A Friendship Corr Guard Rosalyn Tallisman A.S.C., Cinema Club, Boosters, Man- agers, Disaster Corps, Friendship. B. 8: G.. Jr. 't. Jane A. Thomas N.H.S.. Friendship. e c. S e c. of . Group. Managers, .L .,S.Li.. Boosters Carol Timen Friendship, M u s. Apprec., Commer- cial Club SENIORS Jackie St Clair Girls Cab V Pres GAA Rec Sec Cadets JFAC V Pres Jr L1t Boost ers Student Coun c1l Ex Board Lois B Stone Frlendshlp M u p r e c A m e r 1 c a n Red Cross Jr Llt Herbert Strauss Cho1r NHS Pres Caldron Faculty Ed Student Coun c1l Hts Broadcast ers Hermes ASC Linda Swanson Friendship V Pres G A A Cadets Yel low Jackets Hts Players Boosters J A C 1 Corr Guard Chor us Crest Judith L Terr Crest, Art Chair, Mus. Apprec.. Man- agers, Hts. Players, Friendship Wallace Thom pson Corr. Guard, C a - d r o n. Beta Hi-Y. Treas.. Sec., Pres., Treas. of Combined Hi-Y. S t u d e n t Council, Movie Guard, Intramurals Don Tolin Track. Cross-Coun- try 53 4 Pearl Turner Frlendshlp Boost ers Jr Lit I ons Vogel Transferred f r om Andrews S c h o ol Willoughby Cinema Club Boosters A Friendship Jackie V ictoreen Choir lJ9lt0I' W onlxoschembar IUNE M 3 ron N my M a r c h 1 n g Band Corr Guard Con cer B a n d H t s Broadcasters J av Wachs N H S Managers Treas Disaster Corps Treas Pres A S C lw enneth VS aldruff Veteran llorothw YVarmel1ng N H S Friendship G A A Y e l 1 o vs Jackets Jr Lit Rifle Club B 8: G Boosters John VVatson Radio Club Bert Weldhoff Football Intramu rals Student Coun c1l ICC V Pres o r r u a r d H C l u b C o r r Guard Capt Helen XVeinberger Joanne VN aldruff Cadets Cheerlead ers Friendship G A C a 1 d r o n B o o s t e r s Corr Guard l' welx n W asserman Phyllis Karlgn Weager Swim Cadets G A A J F A C Boost e G l e e C l u b Chorus Friendship Carole Joyce Weinberg Friendship B 8: G Mailing Comm B 8: G Commercial Club Richard I. Weiss Debate Club. Pres., Boosters. Corr, Guard. Intramurals, Mgr.. Student Fed- eralist. Pres., A.S.C. ya? Dick W alther Epsilon H1 Y Corr Guard Intramurals Caldron I ow W asserman A S C B 0 o st e r s Red Cross G A A Crest B 8: G Mail ing Comm C o r r Guard Roberta W edowen Managers G A A Friendship P a n American M u s Apprec Gloria Weinberg Friendship C o r r Guard Theresa Weiss Transferred f r o m Glenville. Commer- cial Club. Sec.. Friendship, B. 8: G. Mailing Comm. SEN Joan Vhcltes G A A e 1 1 o w Jackets Swim Ca de s G 1 r l s ab Boosters Friend ship Corr Guard L1fe Saving, Frank W olfe Transferred f r 0 m Medford 'VI a s s Radio Club Judith Susan loelson Disaster Corps B 8: G Mailing Comn1 Fr1endsh1p H t s Broadcasters Girls Cab Helen 'il Zimmer 8: G Mus prec D 1 s a ste r C 0 r p s Managers Commercml Club Roger Lucker Intramurals Co Guard John Wigham Orch M a r c h 1 n g Band Concert Band Jerome W olfe 8: Ed in chief Sports Ed u 1 l l 8: S c r o Football Basketball 'T'r'1ck Crest R e d Cross I4 lame Dorian Y oung A S C Sec Man agers Hts Players Disaster Corps Corr Guard Office Alde Mus Apprec Nlarilyn Zlotnilt Friendship Boost ers C C u 1 r d B 8: M '1 1 l 1 n 2 Comm Chorus Savlne Gross Transferred 1 r o m John Adams Band Orch Red C r 0 s s Friendship C o m mercial Club Mus Apprec Boosters 8: G an Comm IORS Marybeth Wells Swim Cadets. G.A A., Glee Club, Jr Lit.. Sr. Lit.. Friend- ship, Boosters. Stu- dent Council llyde White Choir Intramurals Office Aide Gam m'1 H1 Y Gracei Wilev Corr Guard Shlrlew ann Woodbridge G A A Friendshm Publicity C h a 1 r Boosters John Zeltler Intramurals C orrme Lucker John 'llatz 55 Richard Wertheim A, S, Cu Broadcas- ters, Football NIST- Disaster Corus- Checker Club Ed White Corr Guard Capt Student Council Driver s Club Pres Patricia Whalon Cadets, J. F. A. C-. Girls' Cab.. Cheer- leader. R e d Cross. Boosters. Friend- ship, Soc. Chair.. Chorus herald Vi lnchell Rifle Club C o r r Guard Intramur'11s we f 'fi N Xsifgii as 5 s Wm U F 3 K3 X rj' Ml iff? ' My ff-Q 'Q Y -... 5 : ,. 5 U X . ,,, Gggyar , 2 K - . X J. ' sb .M ,SAM- s V 1 .XXX K ar -.M- v +r. 2+ 9 'lm 15 if a --I L2 Q if 5 51 QQ. J L Y-sw .fi Q Q apr f fi SXQVE xv Khuiilxfli 5 , nf?'3 1 ta 1586, . a viii! sl '55 gllf 2 N A 11, Q ! Gerrle Beckler Hts Players G A A Boosters R e d Cross Frlendshlp Gxrls Cab Arlene Jacober Carol Hanley C 0 r r G u a r d Frlendshlp Mavis. Nathan Student C o u n c 1 I R e d C r o s s H s Players Boosters G A A Frlendshlp 58 Joan Frledman Friendship G A A Jr Lit S c 1 e n c e Club L 1 b r a r y Club Boosters Lols Katz Frlendshlp Jr Llt B 8: G Sr lt Wxstgoma H1 Y In tramurals Basket ball Corr Guard Noon Movxe Guard Boosters Mae Ellen Schnerer Red Cross Boost e r s Frlendshlp Cmema Club Shlrley Halfyard Esther Kaufman Frxendshnp Red Cross Commercial Club Frlendshxp Boost ers G A A Sally Stern A S C Frlendshlp Boosters G A A Con' Guard AUGUST SENIORS ,- , v Hugh Mereer Betty Miller - E z 1 ,. Homeroom HO Al Front row: Mr, Price, Gold- rich, Woldman, Miller Mook, Pallone. Svr'fmrI'1'014'.' Cope- land, Sheplar, Rautenberg, Terr, Donley Melter, Hamlin. Third I'0Il'.' Hirsch, Dragin, Burnett, Lytton, Rose, Horwitz, Klein, S h u r e. Ffmrflz 'rout' Levine. Agapi, Wilhelm Mercer, Kay Corlette, Stern. r Homeroom 113 AI l r0nf roiix' Cole, Rose, Wei- ner, Shapero,, Kritzler laffe. Agl'f'01Ifl I'Ull'.' Swan, Goldberg Katz, Gernerchak, Monateri Brown Victoreen. Third voir: Z elm a n Rush, Tubaugh Schreck, Hahn, Miller Palumbo I vui'fl1 rnuu' Fuldauer Gol- bert, Lipking, Barcker, Edgar. Boyd, Poley, Q Homeroom 127 AI I'vI'U7lf i'n14'.' Kazdin, Hartshorn, Shapiro, Clifford Reece, Ken- yon, Miller. Sewnzrl i'f1H'.' Grossman, Captain, Konarsh, Nusbaum, Benes, Ong, Mr. Budde. Tliirrl i'nu': Duggan Ruddick, White, Hamilton, Sei- ler, Schneider, Hilliard, Steeds. Homeroom 201 AI Fruizf ruuu' Rossi, Smith. Mor- genstern. Roth, Meshenberg. Gordon, Griffith. Svrmlrl 1'fr1L'.' Lowrey, Wodicka, Tanno Buckstein, lacober, Marks. lat- te, Miss Parry. Third rfiiix' Parnes, Allyn, Beckler, Whea- ton, Nystrom McQuaid, Gard. I H!Il'fIl rn1f'.' Schreiber, Green- berg, Power, Weintraub, Gor- ry, Hamlin. Horn, Gilbert. QM if ggi M u of A? 1 htm' A Lev' Q :WWE Y? V 955' if' 5' 'E it 5 561 -'D Q5 00 so Q, W-11536 - Q. 1-rb '6 we ma-1: Wi? , W v E ' t I it y Q I :Egg 55 gi Ag I Q' ' Q,vKT'x5 , A vi I J Q Q fs 4 - 1- 'vii A21 Q . I, A ' 4.421 S QM Mn ,2 w G 9-' ' 'Ev L cf' i f ff' 'fx Ji 7 wr Q ' . vi' A Q' N.g'fA3wffv, 1 Homeroom 102 Bl I Frrmi Tow: Pavny, Aaronson. Daniels, Boyer, Alpern, Miller Madden, Vondrasek. Srfcond 'l'lPIl7.' Fasciano, Hills, Shurmer, Zullo, Saphire Merdler, Kass- rnan, Pickus, Miss Bromelmeier. Thin! ir0u'.' Ericson, Hartman, Waite, Klasson, Nemec, Lebo- vitz, Codfrey, Bressman. l 0urfh -roux' Canno, Braasch, Amram, Stein, Selznick, Pearl- man, Israel Miller, Barnes, Homeroom 'IO4 BII I z'0nf o'ou': Hofstetter, Tip- petf, Rickman, Oliver, Csehek. Svvrnid -rrmx' Rosin, Melden. Blanchard, De Chant Terhune, Stimson, Mr. Cooley, Th 1' 1' I1 r1ru'.' Esterson, Huler, Cray. Wright, Kraft, Baskin, Hanson. l 0u1'lh 1'n11'.' Ellis, Kurson, Ar- on Davenport, Ohman, Fried- man, Baron, Bingham. Homeroom H6 BII l rfmf roi:-.' Feth. Stewart Tame, Whiteman, Eichenbaurn Rubin, Kier, Miss Monnett. Scwmzrl rote: Kustin, Leboff, Van Holten, Lee, Steinberg. Al- bert, Boxerbaum, Third 'r01i': Freedman, Cikra, Flynn, Cold- hamer, Madden, Reno, De Walt, Reiter, Fourlh 'r01r'.' Peteriohn, Nolan, Taylor, Am- ott, Asadow, Click Dennis. Watkins, Sarbin. i Homeroom 'II7 BII Front '2'0ll.'.' Bosig, Scherer, Fleishman, Milner. Feldman, Banfield, Weintraub, SPl'0lId rrruz' Cordon, Siegel, Cano. Loveland, D i e b old, O'Ryan, Tlzfrri 'funn' Weil, Davis, Lov- ell, Morrison, jones, Ryan Starke. Ifinrrflz v'n1l': McDon- ald, Cold, Abele, Zaike, Alex- ander, Cilles, Rice, Weisberger Homeroom 304 BII Fi'0nt rozv: Sieger, H a r l y, Marchand, Nathanson, Kauf- man, Younker. SFCITNKI i'u1i'.' Geller, Forte. Roberts, Math- ews, Radice, johnson. Third roiv: Abramson McHugh, Kus- ter, Goldston, Slavin, Rouby. Foiirth i'oii': Hawkins, Emer- Iing, Husted, Geraldi, Sepessy, Narnen, Wilk Lancaster. Homeroom 313 Bll Frnn.f row: Gray, Sudak, Weisman, Nicholas, Matthews, MacKinnon. Sc' 1' ri ii 11 -Voir: Schwartz Herschman, London. Kutash, Schor, Friedman, Arn- off, Mrs, Bossinger. Third ruiim' Winograd, C o r c o r a n. Stern, Palmer, Davis Weiss. Borkland, Petro. Frizirfh 'i'iiii'.' Kelsey, Bame, Hartman, Nager, Turick, Haskin Pollina, Atkin, Amram, Homeroom 315 Bll l i'vn.f -roiix' Tesler Barkan. Benson, Werner, Novario, Hun- tington, Lake. Svvniirl v'0i1'.' Slavin, Demirjian, Kiehl, Cort. Ruth Tobkin, Batchelor, Wolf- son, Miss Malin. Third row: Groth, Rodger, Rogers, Mendel- son, Shapiro, Porter, McDaniels. Garber. Fourth row: Hagberg Ferris, Lupeson, Segal, New- marker, Schwartz, Heath, Lit- tera, Preisler. Homeroom 305 Bll l i'fml rniiu' Gutman, Smith Spike, Meyers, Bingham, Rap- paport, Szwiiicl roiiz' Newman, Nehamkin, Comp, C r a g g. Schaeffer Cort, Berger. Third P'UI.l'.' Singer, Gardiner, An- drews. Hayne, Saks, McCul- lough, Gottlieb. Fniirfh roiix' Schloss. Herczog, G e t r e U Streem. Clark, Gordon, Lippitt. Homeroom 129 BI Front I'0ll'.' Simon, Fingerhut, Crynfogel, Rosenwater Leuke, C-rove, Wollinsky. Scrond 'r014'.' Cohen, Yelsky, Sandler, Floeter, Marabito, Elliot, Mullee Klein, Salemi. Tlzfrrl rouu' Polen, Bor- do, Passalacqua, Reechi, Darl- ing, Weber, Belkin Herskovitz. Fflurflz 'r0u'.' Castle, Benjamin, l-lelper, Fein, Prior, Lehman, laces Staebler, Wills, Homeroom 211 Bl lfrvnzf rv1l'.' Analis, Venning, La Salvia, l-lippsley, Field, Hol- Gd, Cowan. Srwmlrl ri'o1i'.' HO- nlg. Neikard, Spadaro Wil- liams, Crreenbaum, Filler, Kohl. Silverstein. Thirrl 'r0u'.' Berg. Canning, Peckler Venar, Ber- ensteir, Pangborn, P ol iz z i, Defy. l 0IH'flI?'01l'.' Wyman, Weintraub Brink, Webb, Schneider, Miner, Znskind, Pil- Iersdorf. Homeroom 133 BI I rfn1f rozr: Mr, McLaughlin, Crlda, Yaslnow, Koslen, Off. Wade. Swmlrl 'rvuu' Ellison Bernstein, Burg, Miller, Herig, Reas, Cohen, Third l'Ull'J Rick- ards, joseph, Roberto, Cooks Baker, Andrews. l UIH'fl1 row. Hyde, Eagle, Cioldfarb, Ohnack- Cr, Twigg Sande, l-lilton, Homeroom 229 Bl l i-:inf -rv14'.' Levey, Hartman, Weiss, Weissman, Swedock, Orkin, l-lorwitz, Zohlar, Sw'- fmrl rrvux' Carey Smiley, Cross- man, Lenser, Chestler. Cook, Pence. Tlzirfl 'min' Kasdon, Shapiro, Shoebel, Resnick, Sill Nordin, Walker, Fox, I 1mi-ill 1'fPll'.' Howard, Friedman, Ste' phan, lvladan Core, Costello. Anthony, Munfer, Eaton. Homeroom I 08 CII Front rozv: Laffev, Renner, DeFlorentis Gibson, Shible, Fel- ber. Second roii-: Graham. MacKay, Starnper, Ayars, Chab- ler, Hoover, Merriman, Mrs. Magee, Third -row: Shermer. Katz, Udelf, Kramer, Hanbury. Zehman, Benjamin. Fourth rniv: Francis, Newman, McKib- bon Sommers, Brown, Palmer, Wirth, Clayman. Homeroom IO9 CII Front row: MacLaren, Stern Eickhoff, Shoemaker, P a I m, C a r r a n, Gluckman. S01-oiid rniv: jones, St, Clair, Cutri, Anderson, Shaw D a m a n t e. Third rozr: Higgins, Betts, Kline, Levine, Posner, Wein- traub Winograd. Fmirth 'r01i'.' Levin, Bowen, Grossberg, Hor- vath, Stark, Warmeling, Gold- man. Smith. Homeroom 220 CI I Front row: Silver, Lees Kerr. Martin, Goldberg, Sugerman Herz, Second row: Green, Gans, Krantz, Gross, Bregman, Wendt. Third ru14'.' Oldham. Keller jaeger, Dresser, Cald- well, Seever, Rosenstein, I'w0lll'fll 'l'0Il'.' Crink, Pratt. Roberts, Meader Barry, Sake- miller, Moss. Homeroom III CII F1'0ntrozi': Glueck Hooper. Bechberger, Adell, Williams. Mr. McHenry. Svrwiid rviix' Pickus, Ross Heard, Browske, Kinnaman, W e i n e r. Third HHIH' O'Neill, O'Dea, Lefton. Cronquist, Moore, luhas, Spero. Fourth row: Smith, Sukenik, Ward, Tunquist, Grugle, Fur- seth, Earnest, Johnson, Homeroom 225 CII Front 'I'0ll.'.' Mankin, Gressel, Meaden, lacobs, Goldbe rg Rusch, Bandelow. Scvnnrl irmiu' Dray, Green, Hartman, Kohn, Peltz, Moss Cranwell, Mr. Zweig. Third lrrru'.' Fried, Schwartz, Leinweber, Stury, Wagner, Burns, Barker. Filllrfh l'Ull'.' Less, Findley Klein, Al- lan, Leiner, Pickens, Bobier. Ritondaro. Homeroom 321 CII Front 'r0u'.' Paris, Lichtenstein, Weagle, Black, Gibson, Neu- mann, Walters, Cohen, Svrfmrrl ron-: Weisberg, Hobson, Mer- ritt, Guda, Wright, Treichel. Hersh, Mr. McFadden. Thirrl roiiu' Ghessin. Srnukler, Stein. Goodman, A r n o f f, Branco. Puckett, Damerell. Homeroom 239 CII Frrmf l'0Il'.' Siegel, Gold. Greenberg, Dombrofsky, Schu- ster, Markowitz, Rinde. SH'-A UIIII 'rrr1c'.' Sperling, Simon, Giang, Wolf Aronovitz, lngras- sia. Third ron-.' Baird, Freiber- ger, McQuaid, Novak, Kline. Farber, Hart. Fmirth ro1i': Pe- ters, Birns, Chitlik Lawrence, Rubins, lvlallock, Buckles, Wa- ger. B. E. R. Homeroom CII Frrint rrr1r':Baylis, Miller, Wul- liger Morrison, Cohen. Swinirl mir: Halpert, Scneingold, Ra- phael, Clark, Brafte, DeWolf. Blaser. Third 'l'1I1t'.' Gilbert, Neides, Gordon Kates, Sobul. Godney, Parker, H u g b 9 s, Fviirfl: v'0i4'.' Lind, Kramer. Siegel, Stienburg, Wellharisen, Hofman, Tucker. 41 Q 0 S Am Q x ' X , w Q, pw 6, fi W' V F? 5 V ff W as f 35-f'V 5' :h f,1: 5? 'VA ' ,, , fy 5: 5 5' isis, 6 A-If 'f er A , 22-A 3' ,'3 'Aff T.5'f' G QQQ H Q V 3.1 ii.- Qva Gag? 6' Q 5 ' . nr 0 w Q i 4 Q fi ? , Q if X , ,A A Yggii ik? Q U fxltfi' 'W' if 5 Q :L , xi - fi' A ' -b f M K ' ffv V -If if if ' 1' , gg , if W ' ' Q Q T 1 lv, V 43' V 11, ' Q 5 W V V' A if fi i ' ll! -F '- f me fi -1v:,w-5fp- , x 'H' 'X . N .mV1x.vr5l-at zz -E 55 ' fu A X' io Y-'5 . r, -71 2- I -E5 6 53' 5-U ig wr H, 3 ,ff as 5 Q W 9 W , fx if 4? Tiger' ig 4 J f 5 9 lf A19 Am is ,F 9 if is W' 55 :gp Nj vf N-Q., QNWQQFQ v VSQUQZ-T' f ue. W in asf., 3 Q5 A , it V W v 5 H5 Yffnf , 7 ws, E qi if fp- . ,lv it YQ wa- in V as ,H Y! aff in 35 db L if we 3 as iii YL, , Q 'J' wp Vi 003 'W' 'W ff' V, 331' V fs 5 Ni W J 9' as as W Q Q ig MT SSA Q is H if if W Q? . 'G MSF? E Dwi lr KM. Wg G5 WNW Q , B1 . ,X 24 G 3 Egg? ,iffii Q ,wmv W' in -v -' ww ' X, V He 77 sig Q .Y K A U .S on -jp' f ' Q QQ 'S' Q lk J, Q af 'Riu ,, a.r2 0 Q .. 3 . fs x Y . gi N . I .7 A, .gm 4, gg K , ..., - ,,wf.ff.f, - . my sv A' 'Qi'-f 'F ,L -if-'fx k- ' fi - 1+ 2- 5 X 'X ' I-X.. 6 1, ' N ' 3 -Mm. - Q . K +- L, Perry Cellin l. O'Neill B. Mann A. Morhard W. Wilhelm R. DeRussy FOOTBALL WITH high hopes of retaining their Lake Erie crown the Tigers opened the season by trouncing Glen- ville 40-6. Nearly the whole team saw action in this game with O'NeiIl, Cellin, Perry, and Hauk doing the scoring. Playing their first home game at Shaw Sta- dium, Heights with joe Cellin leading the way, finally got rolling after a stormy first half and downed Ash- tabula 26-6. Lakewood, still smarting from last year's 7-6 upset, gained their revenge in a l4-I5 heart-breaker. Wilhelm and Fink scored for Heights on wide open plays, but a blocked placement proved to be the margin of defeat. Fighting to stay in the race, the Tigers defeated a highly touted Lorain team l4-O on the latter's field. The Bengals, playing their lContinued on Page 78l E Shaw M, Bialosky B. Spero K. Zelina l. Hauk 76 I. Zancttl D, Funk R. Newman B. XV0lfihcvpf P, Voil as x A , X s . ' i 5, 'N ff f P A 2 X ,, K , 1 1 f 1' if f-' WX .L E li 4 5 ' as 7 9 Mr, Puloserwo Mr. Baughman Mr, Ruccardl 77 fm F -gf!! N, Lefkowich S. lacobs B. Cronquist FOOTBALL lcontinuedl best game of the season. scored twice on quarterback Al Morehard's accurate passes to Hauk and Perry. Collinwood was next to fall before Heights l9-l3, on a rain-drenched field which limited open play. Re- peating his performance of last year, Len Perry ran wild to enable the Tigers to come from behind three times to defeat Elyria l8-l3. The second team got a chance to show their stuff when Heights smothered Sandusky 45-6. Sepessy, Yokel, and Atma tallied their first points. Shaker ended Coach Baughman's hopes of another championship with a stinging defeat I9-l2, A team which didn't seem to have their hearts in this game and a fast Raider backfield proved too strong a combination to beat. To climax the sea- son Heights completely outplayed Shaw, and won ea- sily 28-7. Seniors Cellin, Hauk, and Perry scored their last points for a Heights High football team. S C O R E S HEIGHTS 40 GLENVILLE 6 HEIGHTS 26 ASHTABULA 0 HEIGHTS 13 LAKEWOOD 14 HEIGHTS 14 LORAIN 0 HEIGHTS 18 COLLINWOOD 13 HEIGHTS 19 ELYRIA 13 HEIGHTS 45 SANDUSKY 6 HEIGHTS 12 SHAKER 19 HEIGHTS 28 SHAW 7 D. DeRussy D. Loveland I. Goldberg 78 B. Yokel F. Musto 4 A ,N .ity 1 f' W Q in W .4zqm,, A. -L lv S yr ,- - - - 'xiii Q S L 'HQ SAC h -Q ., 9 ge' ' j 4 .Rfui 4. t 'N H . ff w Ni- ,wx Q ' X A V.,,A-' . nm , 'K . in , ,f f jf A ' ' ' '41, 9 , 77 - JL ff iff L? ', 'RN J! f -- 3' 5.53?v?i f ' .f 52 h 1 L-qq'y3,i1 v A lr- I - ' 5' ,. 'QR ' pug, If-' x , 4 xfifiigksli- ffl 5 .. ' 6 ' sri 5 A x Front ro'u,'.' O'Dea Blesch, White, Rocco, Yost. Crawford, Wilson. Second row: Skove, St. Clair, LeCras Colbert, Mook, DiSaIvo McGaw, FuIton,Luciano, Third row: Gray, Hartshorne, Brisbin Creenbaum Ertle, Ward, Thorpe, Clark, Ffmrth r 0 10: Scheingold, Rickards, Ware, Crawford, Dougherty Bevere, johnson, Mr. Riccardi, URINC his second season as swim- ming mentor, Coach Riccardi guided his charges to a record of four wins and five losses in dual competition. Strength- ened by the arrival of Bill Brisbin from Pittsburgh, the Tigers presented a well- rounded team to all opposition. Brisbin. Frank Clark, and Captain Bob Blesch in the free style events proved to be the backbone of the squad. Howie White and Phil Alexander served as able back- strokers, while great promise was shown by Sophomore breaststroker Bud O'Day. The diving was competently handled by Carl Rocco, Dave Fulton and Phil Yost. The medley relay of either Alexander or White, O'Day and Brisbin proved to be one ot the strongest in Heights history. -- I The highlight of the season came when ly g A I, 1- a spirited Hilltop squad defeated Shaker, , ,1Qf3-nv r' All-25' and then' low' davs later' placed Swimmers, to Your Marks! second in the Lake Erie league lvleet. :N -J v 4, 4 24. vi W- ? -., Af if i - . .Epi V V .,,, k - . . li 5:5 X3 . 'Ne NZ? M312 gm 1 .cy BASKETBALL T HE Heights Basketball team started its season by defeating a scrappy Lincoln five by a score of 4l-32. An unfortunate accident occurred in this game when Scotty York, last year's All-Lake Erie League for- ward, suffered a broken leg. Despite the loss of their high point man, the quintet. consisting of lettermen Moe Savransky. Dick Kretch, Milt Bialosky, joe Hauk, and Herb Schneider, rolled on to nine consecu- tive victories before losing their first Lake Erie League game to Shaw on the Shaw court. The team would have maintained its league lead, but the ineligibility of a Lake- wood player caused the forfeit of the Ran- ger victories and a Heights defeat later at the hands of the Lakewood five placed Shaw in the lead However a smashing victory over the East Clevelanders by a score of 64 39 gave us the co championship of the Lake Erie League M Bialosky B Mann Mr Vannorsdall 52 I. Gellin S. York L. Perry M. Savransky D. Kretch 1. Hirsch H. Schneider C. Kerrnode I. Hauk 83 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM od 1 Greenberg joseph Cullman Weuss Chessm Cohen S and I 4 Yasmow Merrat Pollack Elnson Lutt Levy Puloseno INTRAMURALS Fronf mu Moss Mr Cox Mr Bard Mr McAfee S fmdf Bereny Weuss Feder Shapero Pmtchuk Morrus Third nm Berg Rowe Schneuder S4 I' 1' 1 '0ll'.' , , , , , .fvc ' '01 ' , , , I A ' 'I ' . . . . E . - -fax , , 'UIl'.' . . , , GIRLS' SPORTS GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Lois Kline Corresponding Sec. Semester l Ann l-lurtuk Vice Pres. Wilma Nicholas Treasurer Semester l jackie St. Clair Recording Sec, Marilyn Crosby C. A. A. Pres. judy Smith Corresponding Sec Semester ll Virginia Hauver Treasurer Semester ll gn--0 Dotty Mueller janet Shumaker Charlotte Simon Carol Sholle janet Hayes Nancy Stockwell Cym Cadet Pres. Swim Cadet Pres, Athletic Club Pres. Tennis Club Pres. Swim Club Pres. Yellow jackets Pres 3 Y' 1' 'Y' T I inf furry' Porsche, Nicholas St, Clair. Lichvar, Pomcroy Sholle Sturm! ,-wir: l-lolder, Burke, Sanovv, Pence, cckwell, Smith, Renaud Crosby Tliif-il i'fiif': Miss Dlrkes, Vxfaldrutt, Mueller, Vxfhalon, Rudolph, Eppinquv Dwggett. lv iif rfiif: Brown Cikra, Orr, Schrieber Parnes. Forbes, Tubaugh. Kelley, Sir-will ruff: lvey, NlCWC t!11l7.Clll tin Sabin l-leath, t-lagbere, Rubenstein, Kiehel' Simon Tliiril ,ini-5 Cray, Kline, Magid, Snyder, Lytle. Brown, Rusch. Fenwick Tame CADET LEADERS N l-ledy's gym classes the peppy assistants of our new gym teacher, Miss Dirkes. are the Cadet Leaders. In after-school sports, too, they lend a hand in organizing and retereeing games, When l-ledy asks Dottie Mueller. the Cadet president, how she can become a member, Dottie explains that the organization comprises girls who understand the rules ot the games played in gym classes, vvho can ably lead a class, and who have fine characters J l-lecly admired the Cadets brilliant disr play ot precision in their marching with the band at the Shaw-l-leights football game. This group cheerfully served at the annual football banquet. and helped to create school spirit when they formed a lively cheering section at the football games. The Cadets have certainly combined fun with service and leadership to complete a memf orable year SWIM CADETS YELLOW JACKETS AN you do a jackfknife? Can you ree Vive a drowning person? l-ledy soon found out that the girls who really know their swimming are the Swim Cadets. This group assists in all girls' swim classes, ir1- structing, encouraging, and occasionally rescuing. In addition to these arduous tasks, the cadets find time to improve their own strokes and diving. Under the leadership of janet Shumaker. the Cadets have also had several successful social events, including picnics and splashf parties. l-IEN l-lecly has won a varsity letter in any sport sponsored by GAA.. she is eligible for membership in Yellow jackets. After undergoing an hilarious informal ini- tiation, proving herself sturdy enough to endure the taunts of the members, Hedy is welcomed into the midst of the Yellow jackets who are led by Nancy Stockwell. As a member of this organization, l-ledy renders service to the school during lunch periods by helping to guard the cafeteria doors f'll'1lIIf rfiir: Smith, Field, lVlcCullagh Steinberg, Barnett, Coldhammer, Fuldauer, Porter Miss Crane, Colbert. Levin, .q1'l'Ull!lI'1lll'.' l-lauver l-lurtuk, Loucks, Watkins. Amott, Hayes Goodman, Burnip, Weager, Shumaker. Wells. lsfflllf row: Mueller, Caputo, Stockwell, Brown, Sabin, Barrtsh. Swvmzil roi:-,' Porter, Hurtuk, Cikra Wickes, l-lauver, Kelly, Santo. Third rnir: Richards, Swanson, Smith, Crosby, Loucks Holder, Warmeling, 4: .A in -ss W Q N 5 W9 Wi s ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., N ,Wm I s W at if Q .iw my W 1 4' if ly, V V W f ', , ,W 1,,.E.. V':. 2 In H X W J fjfgi., .fail W ,-f x inf .. 0 . 5' ff, 1'-Rafi - 1 51 M 1 , 'if 5 T mg ,fu I G? 3 if ,mix nw N gg, 'Str' Y we - I Q e X 5 35 1, if J , ,N , 4 is 4 That victory grin. They play the field. After the ball is over-e -- Demerits for those street shoes, janet Sanow, Peggy Sabin, and Io Waldrutf. ATHLETIC CLU B EDY Heights yearns for athletics, and making her way to the hockey field she meets active Charlotte Simon, president of the Athletic Club, and Eileen Ivey. the club's first vice-president. Given a hockey stick and a few weeks' vigorous practice, Hedy is chosen for the Black and Cold, then the All-Star teams. As the last cries ot Ohl my aching back die away, she becomes engaged in volley ball, a new game tor C.A.A. members this year. Basketball season arrives and l-ledy's a team captain, ready and hoping to win a letter in the final Case-Reserve game. Next comes baseball and Hedy. splashing in the shower, gasps Ohl to be like C-inny l-lauver, earning three letters in one sport to win the trophy! For physical develop- ment and good sportsmanship give me the Athletic Club-it's wonderful. Dorothy Kline prepares to serve a high ball TENNIS CLUB EDY'S keen interest in being a demon on the tennis courts is stimulated when, on a Monday afternoon, she walks into the midst of one of the tennis club's practice sessions in the gym. She soon learns that this year the fall tournament was com- pleted successfully, and that the beginners are learning and practicing new strokes while the advanced players are already striving to acquire new skills for the spring tournament, l-ledv notices several girls proudly wearing the felt T's that have been presented to them for practicing more than the required ten times per semester. As a member. she strengthens her serve -with the wall as a practice-board -and whenever weather permits, she practices on an outdoor court. As spring approaches. Carol Sholle, guided by Miss Bromelmeier. directs the annual spring tournament, which gives the members a chance to see the results of their months of practice in- doors. Miss Eromelmeier and Carol Sholle demonstrate the fore hand drive Feasting at the Tennis Clubs Christmas Party Thalia Munter and Mary Alice Berger watch Sallx HOY ton Hserving a long stretch 93 -bi anet l-laves and Miss Crane with that wistful wish there were water look. Ready aim, splash! I .. Q A F0 s ,X . ...M 1-Q-- Star fish The towels are present and accounted for. SWIMMING CLUB ANOTHER Monday has come, and as ninth period arrives, Hedy finds that it's time for a splash in the pool with the other members of the swimming club. Each of these girls has had to pass specified swimming and diving qualifications and earn her forty points to gain entrance. At the monthly business meetings of the Club. janet Hayes wields the gavel. Sometimes these swimmers entertain similar groups from other schools at splash parties followed by refreshments. Other times, l-ledy and her friends play water games and try to improve strokes and tim- ing for the Girls' lnterclass and GAA. Meets. Miss Crane. the club's adviser, is always on deck with a friendly word of ad- vice and an endless supply of bright ideas. to make swimming club an activity in which Hedy finds an enjoyable source of healthful exercise and fun. 9-1 STUDENT LEADERS 9 111 I 1 11 111 K 111 11 1 1 1 I 1 111 111l111f 11 11l1l1111 111 1 NI1111 HI I l U 1 114 N1r1I111f 11 11,1111 Q hw 11l111f 111 f 1 1 1 X1 111 r1v1111l r1v1111f I11 11 1 I11 11 11111 1 1 1111 1 1 ul 1 111f 111 41 ' I n'1'1 1 1' .1-v 1 1 1 . 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VI .Qs l:'r1'. .Irfst 'ln Erl, l'lfff A - If .Iznu-I .' 1 k - ' II:-rIwx't Sxmufs f'zu'ul II1 lllv I,a-:umm-I Uwaux- Imlwn- GUI-Iftvill iivmw- Umm I'rzrIf7'1'fzlNS lfrl. l r11'HHy 1511. llfrls' Npfrrfs 1111. .Irf1'z1'f1.-77111 ,IIyf', .llmnrfq r l'lmlrry1rr1pI1r r XIX '11 '1'II I'Izll'1vIlI .lill-1' I r:Il11'0a Llxtwn Lam lvllve- I41'I1m-5' l'wl'111m- IP1'g'1l I'IVl1wI fc' , r ' ' ' ,IIN . Llf' . A 1 'Lv 1' llus M .Irl1'1sr'r . ' li .f -.fx , Ig '. I':IIl'lI 5 2 ICII liulvlllzxlnlmw .XII nal Clmurlllmll i'zl1'wI KIzmIv 'Vu .Iulu-I S: fx' . lj Cn ' , ' ' ,II ', rr ' M .Q F, I' 'HI f . 97 HEIGHTS BAND l-llS year the band, consisting of one hundred and four students, played at va- rious school functions, some of which were assemblies, pep rallies, football games. and. tor the first time, some basketball games. A dazzling spectacle at night games was the new method by which the band marched in the dark with flares in their caps. At the annual military ball in November many couples spent a most enjoyable eve- ning of dancing and good fellowship with band members of other schools. On March twenty-first was held the city' wide band, solo and ensemble contest in which Heights band members won many high honors. A week later, on March twene tyeeighth, the spring concert was pref sented. Band members work diligently to main- tain the high rating of their organization, Mr. Cerkowski, of course, must know all the music of all the instruments even bet' ter than the students who play them, and thus his work is Quite difficult also. l-'LUTES Bonnie Lake Barbara Budde Harry Ritchie Savine Gross Carol Colbert Robert Zaas Barbara Lorz Grace Dery Robert Koslen Arthur Levine Gall Eaton Ann Findley Rosemary Catalano Jim Faile PICCOLOS Dick Bailey Bonnie Lake Barbara Budde Harry Ritchie OBOES ldele Mendvlson Phyllis Shapiro Bb CLARINETS Allen Benjamin Bessie Rossznan Alan Podis Charles Perehnan John D'Alessantlro Kenneth Gerson Herbert Rice Phyllis Mills Marvin Metscltis Edwin Singer Richard Hruby David DeForest Michael Shore Herbert Weintraub HEIGHTS BAND Geraldine Jacobs Larry Cohen Ray Herman Carol Zulauf Leonard Biarsky Vera Caldwell Virginia Jennings Bob Dragin Jean Halbere Donald Colflesh Sandy Pessell Ralph Newman Myron Baker STRING BASSI-ZS Don Ne-ben John Wigham CORNETS Charles Olnnan Jack Minor Peter Hofinan Neil Fisher Lee Betts Raymond Brudno David Earnest David Rossin James Hilton Bruce Johnson Edward Desatnik 'l'RL'MPETS James Goldrich Alfred Hofstatter Kurt Miller Jack Cronquist Jack Schultz Alan Krichman Patil Radice llenry Crowell Dick Phillips ALTO SAXUPIIONES Bill Magid Clayton Zeidler Roland Nevins James Fintz Mike D'Alessandro Myron Viny TENOR SAXOPIIONI-I Jinnny Yasinow Bruce Baker BARITONE SAXOPHONIC Bill Stark TROMBONES Daniel Sable Glenn Anderson Arthur Stashower Arthur Barnes Al Schiff Jack Dugguan Louise Merlin Harold Dexter Ray Leuenberger BARITONES Mike Captain Karl Bechberger Milfred Silverberp Allen Wollinsky FRENCH HORNS Helene Sykes Ruth Steinhilber Bob Cronquist Chris Sheeler Don Shanks Bill Higgins Lloytl I-'intlerlnit Eh Tl'B.-XS Bill ll'ai.1ner John Klein Bob Twige ALTO l'l,ARlNE'l'S Marvin Gevelber Ted Eickhofl' BASS CLARINI-IHS Dick Clark Marvin Jatlee BASSOONS Eidth Silver Donna Gressel Rhlih Tl'BAS Ted Rautenberg Raymond Treicliel Abba Terr TIMPANI Robert Mook XLYOPHONE Joan MacKinnon NIARIMBA Dorothy Klein PERCUSSION Mickey Desbere Robert Katz Donald Bordon Harvey Winoerad Fiinif wifi' J Rubinstein Polizzi, Baker, Egbert, Berg, Hartman, Horton, Rinvlla, Taxbernier Nrwuiil i'fiii': Rfgcrs Porter, lxex, Andrews, Price, lkerman Peteriohn Hagberg. llenaud, Barber, Hamlin Tfllffl ffiffl' Ciibsoo. Tits' 'WHT thews McC,aw, Medini, Der-nb, Cressel, Silhergcr, McClain I-'fiffitli wifi-: Kropp, Fritchlex, Benagh, Darling, lnnt trauss, Shapcro, Barker, Manning Dimlick, Duct: GIRLS' GLEE CLUB A CAPPELLA HE Clee Club meeting everv day during eighth period is one ot the more ad' vanced choral groups at l-leights, and is composed of girls who are interested in mu- sic and anxious to gain the aesthetic and culture opportunities the club Otters Their large repertoire ranges from classical to semifclassical music They have made various public appearances, such as at the Mothers and Daughters' Tea and the Spring Music Festival HIS year the A Cappella Choir has again completed a successful season The an' nual Christmas Concert was held at the Masonic Hall in order to accommodate a large home-coming crowd composed mainlv of choir alumni, Other attractions ot the vear were the singing of carols at f f Hl ffiffy' Rogers, Andariv lxloss, Criiutcr, Ciodfrcv, Turner, Peters, Howard, Ziegler, Lone, lVlcCJ.m, Xkfallwr Sfwmiil iffifx' Seaxcr Finson Deutsch, Autdcrheidc, Freedman, Card, Gibson, Vxfcttlaiiter, Strickling, Scott, Keir Tlifrrl riiir: Sf'Y7llCV Farber, DCN'loijiv, Griffith, White, Sugerman, Bigler, Shimanrlle, Abe, Rosenfleltl I fiiIilff Iliff: Atkinson, Littcra, Pollina, White, Stewart Roads, Brvan, McKil3bon, Xlfadsworth, Bama, Beilstoin Avars Anwram HEIGHTS ORCH ESTRA IFTEEN years as cellist in the Cleveland Symphony ore chestra and ten years ot teach- ing music in high schools and colleges constitutes the im- pressive record ot Mr, Cer- kowski, the new director ot our band and orchestra. At tectionately known as Mr, G , he has by his attable mane ner already won many friends among Heights students. HE orchestra this year consisted ot seventy musicians who formed thirty-tive ensemf bles, Harris lvlonosott, Richard Braun, David Klein, Richard Hall, and later Victor Burt. comprised the string quartet which made sevf eral public appearances. The orchestra in conjunction with the band presented the November tall concert, the spring concert in March, and the Tlzunlf You concert in May. For the spring concert Mr. Ralph Rush, tormer director ot the band and orchestra. returned from California to be guest conductor. Under the expert direction ot Mr. Cer- kowski, the orchestra has contributed in a large degree to the cultural development ot Heights students, BASSOUNS Edith Silver Donna Gressel HORNS Helene Skyeb Robert Cronquist Ruth Steinhilber William Higgins TRIJMPI-I'l'S Burton Luidner Charles Ohman TROMBON ES Daniel Sable Arthur Stashower PERCUSSION Mike Captain FIRST VIOLINS Harris Monosoti Richard Braun Evelyn Mueller Laura Waller Jeanette Drinkall Shiela Dennis Stanley Hersh Jack Brown Carolyn Newman ORCHESTRA SECOND VIOLINS Laura Merriman Isabel Terr Sanford Halpert Frances Jordan Alfred SchifT Eleanor Green Ruth Renner Jean Rusch Jack Markowitz Ted Rautenberg VIOLONCELLI Richard Hall Martha Borton Rachel Rusch Vietor Burt IDOIQBLE BASS!-IS Don Neben John Wigham David Kay George Clark IIARPS Molly Endrea Jane Salkin Eudora Ebert PIANUS Daniel Abrams Marian Livingstone .Indy Aronovity FLUTES Joyce Andreas Carol Colbert Robert Kaufman Bonnie Lake Barbara Budde VIOLAS Abba Terr Alan Gressel David Klein Richard Fauncv OBOPIS lriele Mendelaon Evangeline Black Phyllis Shapiro Richard Kat7man CIARINETS Bessie Rossman Charles Perelman TIMPANI .Ioan MacKinnon Robert Mook SECRET.-XRIES Marian Livingstone Mol ly Endreaf Rachel Rusch PROP CREW Charler. Perehnan Mike Captain Sheldon Goodman A Teri RHIITEAIHUHM QVARTERMASTER Robert Cronquist Richard Hall Abba Terr STUDENT CONDYCTUR Harrie Monosotl CARNEGIE MUSIC SET Edith Merlin Harris Monosotl' Evangeline Black Evelyn Mueller Richard Braun Daniel Abrams LIBRARI.-'ANS Martha Borton Ronnie Lake PUBLICITY Burton Leiclm-r I-INTERTAINMI-IN'l' Don Ne-ben Shiela Dennis lens, Loeb, Davis, Sabin ing: H a d d a d, VanEvery Hartman, Sule, T u r i C k Friedman, Forbes, Rogers tyas. JUNIOR LITERARY CLUB VERY other Thursday in the northwest corner of the cafeteria an active group ot Cll and Bl girls meet under the sponsor- ship ot Miss Wallace. This group of girls with honor grades in English comprise the junior Literary Club. Through a series of planned programs ot discussions and guest speakers this year's club has studied the literature of Spanish- speaking people. f' l'U7lf r'ni1'.' Kerr Whitman, West, Magid, Katz, Zehman, Su- german, Weisman, Shurmer. Sw'- unrl 'l'0Il'.' Seigel, Pauny, Dworkin Tame, Horton, Riggs, Felber, Mat- vas. Tlii'i'r1rvi4'.' Weiss, Lee. Brown Sulc, Dilxlardis, Albert. Barkan, Zeigler. 1'v0lll'fh 'I'fIIl'.' McC.aw, Frost, Coldhammer, Sper- ling, Drabo, Steinburg, Sorter, Lish. Front roux' Krantz, Makoff Wallens, Sabin, Davis, DeWalt, Loeb, Forbes. Sonkin, Swvmirl rout' Cilkey, Nusbaum Pangborn, Berger, Reno, Shatentield, Gentile. Hartman, Rayden, Cikra, Third l'0ll'.' Ayars, Haddad Conner. Ebert, Lawrence, Resnick, Wat- kins, Kelsey, Elrad. I oiif'tl1 f'f'I4'.' Markee, Schneider, Munter Na- ger, Turick, Bierschwal, Davis. Barbour, Rubens, Less, Once a month the junior Literary Club is the guest of its older sister, the Senior Literary Club. An especially interesting and unusual program is planned for this meeting which is usually held in the choir room. ln addition to these activities the club also devotes one meeting a semester to helping with Red Cross work. P1l'U71f fair: Weiss, Wal- DeWalt. Shurmer. Shuffl- Kelsey, Miss Wallace Ma- lanet Shumaker, Edith Mer- lin Carol Sholle, and Miss Braselton work on a Club project. SENIOR LITERARY CLUB HAT is the club that all the u er PD ' class girls are yearning to be in? Why. of course, it's the Senior Literary Club un- der the direction of Miss Braselton. To be- come a member of this organization, a girl must be recommended by her English teacher. The meetings are held on alternate Thursdays, with recent movies and plays being the topics for discussion, ln Decem- ber a joint meeting was held with the mem- bers ot the junior Literary Club. A guest speaker, Mr. Altman. talked about the presf ent English theaters and actors. Besides their literary interests, the mem- bers perform various service tasks. Each semester they transfer the reading cards from one English teacher to another, and they also work after school on various Red Cross projects. l r0nf l'fHI'.' Oster Snyder, baU8b, Shields, Catozzi, Cray Swwnlrl l'llll'.' Cillett, Ringle, Lytle 5Cl19CffT1-HV1, Cemerchak, W o n g Weeks. Tlzirrl roiig- Ruckg, Mg Mahon, Fuldauer, Wells Piqkford Sholle Ricksecker, Barker, Shack: son, Miller. Sburnaker, Porter, Front rmix' Geller B. Kiehel, C, Kiehel, Lazerick, Kline, Harten- baum. Daggefr, Goldberg, xr.-f,,,ii 1'ff1l'.' Henderson, Burnip, C r a y, Orkin Loomis, Lichvar, Makoft, I-lurtuk, Miss Braselton, Thi,-fl I'HIl'.' lvlerlin, Hayes, Smith Tie- mann, Crosby, Roberts, Kahn, Ef- ros, Endrcss. Tu- Thomas, Weiss, Fofirfli win HEIGHTS BROADCASTERS I' :mf 2 Yaslnow Delson B a d e n Gross Blumenthal Greenhouse Blauschnld Second 1014 Bruml Drake Podls Elc Ier K I e Stashower Hartzmark Weusenberg Thud l0ll Wlrthelm Barony Cohen Bronda Kleen Strauss Fned man Flon! nu Goldberg Korman MacDonald lvledalle Leboff Rosen Matyas Suomi lou Coldrlch Wenssman Weusman Mllner Barkan Gullette Third mu Melden Levnn Loeb Le off Hauser Cray rost mth 1 Heller Cor on Polen Hxppsley Markowitz Nager lfzfth :ru Creenbaum Kaufman Soclof If out ll Schermer jaffee Welngart Korman I a l W e I s s Schechtman izwnd 1014 Yoelson London Rosen fleld Whnteman Steinberg Hlppsley Coldsteln R ngle H rl frm Bruder Katz Herstand Cottlleb Weunraub Vuny Rosen Iwnnfh 1011 R senberg Massung Franclsco Saks Rothschlld Cowun Ber ger Stotter HE Helghts Broadcasters went all out thus year and extended many extra services to the school bv uncludlng before school broad casts recordings and news about the actnvltles of Helghts for that day or week Each broadcaster IS tranned and eventually becomes sknlled In a Cer taln fneld such as vvrltrng producing engineering or announcing Speclal mentlon should be made of their valuable asslstance to the classrooms IH recording plays and speclal broadcasts These help to make the students work more unterestlng The Helghts Broadcasters deserve a lot of crednt for the excellent work they have done for the school both for faculty and students lO6 'l' o14'.' 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FRIENDSHIP CLUB ERHAPS the largest and one of the most popular clubs at Heughts us the Fruend shup Club whuch us a part of the Y W C A Thus us a natuonal assocuatuon of women and gurls wuth the DUFDOSE of promotung good wull and tolerance among one and all The Fruendshup Club us a member ofthe duvusuon of thus organuzatuon known as the Y Teen Clubs formerly the Curl Reserves Here at Heughts Hugh the one large mul 11111 Kelsey Medalue Cross Hartman Schechtman McNamara Q' 1 0 I 1 Weeks Harmos Barkan Zullo Monateru L ke Thur! 1111 Tobkun Cort Eger Batchelor Boethelt C lkey I' 1111 flu 1 Newcomb Muller Holland Pes UI Lupe-son Croth 1' ulflz 1 'Il Luttera Shackson Veale Roads Segal Meyer Roth 1' Nl I0 Swan Boxefbaum Korman Shurmer Scott Hulls Freeman Siffllldllill Celtand Lees Feth Danuels Vondrasch Matrzas 7,1111 14111 Freed man Walthall Woodbrudge Laumer Whalon Cernerchak u ra I'l1IIfl1 11111 Cro un Klasson Benuamun Pettu Zullo De Walt I'ujfh 11111 Andrews Sholle Cannon Budde Cotes worth Arnram Burnup Crest Staff I' 1unf11 Cowan Walzer Baurd Schmudt Fascuano Sha puro 90101111 1014 joseph Ly tle Nusbaum Nucholas Schneu der Creenbaum Th11fI101c Shuelds Carran Luchvar Swan son Brown Forbes Fruendshup Club has been duvuded unto three chapters the Sophomore sponsored by Muss Louuse Magor junuor sponsored by Mrs R M Bossunger and Senuor spon sored by Mrs Wallace Wunslow wuth the hope that more gurls wull be able TO DBVTIC' pate un uts actuvutues The GVWTIVG SVOUD 'S under the sponsorshup ot Mss Lulluan P Clark and Mrs Helen S Craug l 1' ' I ' V ' v 1 . L 0 ' -11 f our: . a . ' fu 1 . . I . 1 ' 'r11u'.' V 1 u T .1 V1 1 ' ur: , , Y .L ' ': , I u l Q 1 l 'l'. ,. .'. - Ck . 'J - , -' d'. . 1' 'mx' , , 7 I 1 T I A . ,. V - u v I - Frmif rn11'.' Donner Beren - stein, Barbour, johnson, Wy- man. Ziskind, Miner, Finger. Second 'I'01U.' Baskin, Sumwalt, Filler Peden, Caves, Aaron. Segel. Third 'ro ic' : Krohn. West, Lazerick, Cyure, Ziegler, Wilson, Kincaid, Petro. Ifviirfli l'0Il'.' Oram, Dackner O'Lough- lin, Candell, Nash, Meisal. Thomas. Frmif riiir: Saphire, Fager- holm, Leinweber, Cranvvell Moss, Sobel. .g4'l'0llfI 'rii11': Bandelow, Freed, Silner, Dray, Herz, Burgan, Thin! -riiux' Su- gerrnan, Martin, Wallof Brown, Wendt, Waldruff . 1 UlIl'flI r'rn1'.' Conner, Iaeger, Peter- iohn, Davis, Less, Leiner, Fiffh rout' Pickens, Buchanan, Crink Mealand, Barry, Sakemiller. FRIENDSHIP CLUB Since the Senior girls this year have been greatly concerned about their plans for the years following graduation, their meetings. centered around the theme, We Face the Future, were planned to help them make these decisions, The group was very tortue nate in having two excellent speakers, Mrs. lay Seth Hurd, who spoke about positions in which no further training is needed, and Mrs. Harold Bannister, who spoke about the opportunities in the field of college-trained positions. With the idea that their relations to oth- ers play a very important part in their per- sonal happiness and well-being, the junior Chapter chose the theme, Getting Along in Our World, A student-teacher panel and a mother and daughter discussion were two ot the ways in which the theme was developed. l I 'Nf I'0ll'-' Shapero, Weiss, Rayden, Schattenfield, Wallser Sfwiirrl rozr: Levey Weisman. Shimandle, Lush, lngrassia, MC- Nellly. Ce-ntll. Yvllllfll 'riiflx' Daggett, Pence, Ericson, Menn. Fox De Chant. l 0i4rfl1 -i-iii:-.' lordan, Novak, lvlunter, Ryan. lilek, Pillersdorf, Holan, Fiffrl I'U1l'.' Castella, lvlarkee, Larn- phear, Gregor, King, Tite. ,.,Ih. FRIENDSH Making a success ot their stay at l-leights was the thought uppermost in the minds ot Sophomores, and they tried in their pro- grams to point out ways in which they could accomplish this. l i'1iiif r'ui4'.' Layeneir, l-lruby Silverman, Elrad, Lush, l-lender son, Siwiiiirl i'fii1'.' Ringle, Hei- ser, Fugedy, Snyder Weinberg. Perry Cillet. Third i'riai'.' Cray Lewis. Kuntz, Kline, Katz Wallens. I wfi'tl1 1'ir11': Fran- cisco, Lukin Reno, Schroeder Orr, Weiss, Stiver. Fiflll ll 'll' Ebert, lantonio, Cutting, End- ress Trope, Amran. Front roir: Nemec, Latfey, Ayars. Zehman, Shaw, Atkin- son, Svrvnirl l'lJ1I'.' Dworkin, Kedslie, Newman, Stewart Dimski, Kerr, Corllck. Third rnir: Strickling, Young, Ren- ner, MacKay, Krueger Gibson. Fourth Voir: Merlin, Camp- bell, Whitman, Porter, Pick- ford, Krauss, Heller. Fifth I'0Zl,'.' McKubbin Sanow, Mc- Kennan, Brockway, Pence, Liv- ingston. Front l'iIIl'.' McDonald, Leek. Albert, Beckler, Stearns, Crit- fith. Serllnd -rirzr: Loomis Weiss, Smith, Park, Entrup, Hauk. Third -rouz' Binkovitz, Meshenberg, VanEvery, Wino- grad, Benson Tame. 1'l0lH'Hl I'01l'.' Watkins, Pollina, Wein- traub, Loeb, Madden, Rogert. Fifth '1'o11'.' Coulston, johnson. Asadow Turich, Furseth, Corrv, IP CLUB Each group in its own monthly meetings and in the combined meetings sponsored by the executive board really accomplished something this past year. and each certainly gained a great deal by being a Friendship member, Officers President: Don Gilbert Vice-President: Pat Hartz- mark Rec. Secretary: Connie Levin Cor. Secretary: Pat New- comer Treasurer: lack Shepler Front rniv: lvlcNully, Lees Rogart, l-lammerbacker, Reno, St. Clair, Cikra, Gilbert, Holan, Pe- tro, Schmidt. Secmzcl roiix' Rudolf. Goldberg, White, Stewart, Ericson, Nathanson, Wendt Sumwalt, Aaron, Gordon. Third rnilx' Katz. Hartenbaurn, Saulpaugh Wallins, Kline, P. Katz, E. Lish, Wasserman, Parnesa Waldrof. Fniirflz r-niw: Milner, Ertle, Hirsch, Walkins, Coputo, Pangborne Miller, Suhr, McNamara. Ziegler. Fifth, rozv: Campbell, Mallock. johnson, Kester, Olmsted. Rothchild, Crosby. Davidson War- meling, Swanson, Saphire, BOOSTERS' CLUB O you thrive on action and excitement? lf so, the Heights Boosters' Club is the club for you. During the football season the mem- bers of Boosters' printed and sold programs for every home game. A special committee of the club also planned and produced a pep HS- sembly for all of the football games. Boosters' last activity of the football season was the co- sponsorship of a banquet given for the benefit of the Varsity and Sophomore football teams, Sally, Rozy, and Renee sing at the Shaw Pep Assembly. l i'mif riiir: Shepler, Wellman, Adams Hartzmark, Thompson, Brown, Stotter, Bruder, Rosen- berg. Swfmil riii1': Pence. DeChant, Lawrence, Hollinger, Ellison, Hills, Worth Navario, Weeks, Pollella. Cicchella. Third !'IIl .' Glaser, Rogers Walthall, Brown, Gray, Kline, Caves, Demiriian, Cattozzi, Hipps- ley. Krohn. I 0iir'fh rniix' Amram. Morton, Hershey, DeWalt, Amram, Holland, Nickolas Nystrom, Tu- baugh. Lewis, Rogers. Fiffli. i'nii': Cutting Sabin, Stockwell, Pomeroy, Nxryan, Cook, Castello, Klassen, Alysworth. Hagburg. Loucks. Booster Club Executive Board Members: l. Shepler, C. Levin, L. Santo, P. Geary, P. New- comber, L. Stotter, D. Gilbert, A. Rubin, P. Hartzmark, B. Dragin. BOOSTERS' CLUB The Boosters' Club consists of a representa- tive from each homeroom and any other stu- dent who is willing to boost the activities of the school. Two of the social activities of Boosters' this year have been the decorating and serving of the Backers' Club Dinners and the sponsorship of Boosters' Club Dances fol- lowing home basketball games, Some miscellaneous undertakings of Boost- ers' have been the selling of Heights Tiger li- cense plates, the producing of pep assemblies following victorious Tiger contests, and the selling of Heights Tiger emblems. The main function of the Boosters' Organi- zation is to encourage student support of all school sports and activities. Under the spon- sorship of Mr. Crabtree, Boosters' successful- ly fulfilled all of its functions and was one of the outstanding clubs of the school. Front l'0Il'.' Cort, Berger, Moss, Forbes, Freedman, Newcomb, Barrish, Shaw Whalon, Zullo. Peterson. Sw'm1rIru1l'.' lohnston, Tame, West Hingle, Rose, Kelly, Snyder, Sugerman, London, Rush. Third row: McDonald, l-lartman, Magid, Saltzman, Zullo, Katz, Reiter, Nicholas, Schroeder Rocco. Ffmrflz l'0Il'.' Coalston, Holder, Davis. Crumet, Oldham, Coudall, Kelsey, Livingston, Corry Nolan. Fifth, I'Ull.'.' Furseth. Core Civeale, l-ledges, Rawson, Marr, Kaplan, Terhune, Crink, laffe, Schriebler. OFFICERS xfm f Dons Eppmger Adele Deutsch Lou: Kurwtz Mary Lubeck ll Adele Deutsch Harrv Rutchue R113 Bates Marv Lubeck HEIGHTS PLAYERS S the tlnal curtaun fell and applause rang from the rafters thus years tall production A Murder Can Be Arranged was added to the ever lengthening lust ot successful plays that have contnnually made Heights Plavers one of the most acclaimed hugh school dramatic clubs un the state Heights Players meet every Thursday at ter school n the Llttle Theatre Here un der the dlrectuon of their co sponsors Dana Rees Evans and Leonard Freyman they put on a weekly play for entertainment as well as for the experience gained by the mem bers Meetings are enlsghtened every other week by an edltuon of the clubs ever Im proving newspaper The Spotlzght which contauns all the latest gossip as well as val uable lntormatlon about dramatic subjects The hlghlught of the Players social cal endar was the Thespuan nnutuatlon held dur :ng the annual Chrustmas banquet at the College Club I'l0'llfI01L Cort Garber Pl lersdort Terr Kllne Helser Nathan Second from Freed man Beckler Coulston Trope Halpern Shapuro Parnes Cl r Thur! lou C-luck Cer son Bordo Blank Getreu Em erlung Muller Eusenberg Ham e :mf I0 4 Smith Cluec Finger Hartenbaum Welss Kalnsh Schultz Eppnnger 961 an f mu Tobkun Deutsch Bates Randall Lavln Shaplro Ka z Kuntz Thzzd mu Ml ler Wadsworth Rltchle Kallsh Camm Segal Metschns Hnrsch moth mu De Florentus Marcuson Lubeck Roberts Shaber Lustlg Drechsler Ber ardu Harris F 'Will 1 Cottlleb Dworkun Harrnos Clanz Bressman Sung e Herz Holod Suomi vnu McNamara Buckles Purvns Mcliubbun Caumer Wettlauter R h Thzld lm Cluckman Lupeson Spmsak Has rn Streem Weubel Schmuth Lay zer . . . . . ' - - .. -- . . . . , . . ,, , . T 1 I . v T i ' - . . . T. . - T D . . . . ,V V I- , . V l - n , l' be t. - r' ' , - V 1 Y V - D Y Y - ly, Fr f'1-: ' , ls, , . V 1 Y I ' A' .- nl ' , . u I ' ' t - , ,. I, . . , T F ' ' I , . ' 3 Y T , . . . ,. ,,,l.'. V u u Y,' 1 l li r, , .. . ul' . l' 'I , . . ls' , 1 l - WISTGOMA HI-Y Frfmf f'Uu'.' Cattani, York, Hedges, Dcllussv. Svffllirl I'Ull'.' Iuhaus, Ven- ning, Yost, McClaren, DELTA HI-Y 1 f'f'l1f ifwlx' Stabler, Terhune, Hart shorne Hauk, Barr, l-lilton, Oliver. Nwfrml fwfr: Wilhelm, Musto, Car- son, Mavrolas, Darling, DeChant, Cap- tain, Tlzirrl rf1z4'.' Wellman, Agapi Andrews Mathews, Kenyon, Eagle, XX HI-Y'S H O create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community high standf ards ot Christian character -is the purpose ot the l-li-Y's, The boys in their clubs have successfully kept their high standards by rep- resenting the school in both scholastic and athletic events and at the same time have kept in mind their duties and obligations as a Christian organization. From these various clubs have come outstanding students and iff BETA HI-Y Fivmf willy' Yokel. Bgrardl, Kahlll, Berlin, Carnahan, Wickam Moore. Srwmrl l'0ll'.' Merritt, White, Lind- quist. Rocco, Thompson, ALPHA HI-Y lwfiiif mn-,' Phoebus, Scott, Craig, , lones. Hyde, Crygo, Roddick, Thomas, Vifagner. GAMMA HI-Y Front i'nu'.' White, Blesch, Sm-mfr! Earnest, l-lorning, Whitmore, Gibson. Benagh Brinker, St. Clair, Davis, Hogg, Kallie. EPSILON HI-Y I i'0nf rrizr: Cray, Smith, Atma, Warmeling, Clark. .QVVUIIKI 1'HlI'.' l-layne, Morehard, Ong, Parker, Mook Thirrl mir: Scott, Fulton, Manring, Walther, Smith, Brown Shepler. O'Dea, Fourth ruir: Rawson, Licht- inger, HI-Y'S athletes, and all have learned the better way ot living and working together for a better school and athletic organization. Each club has its own social events, such as hay-rides and dances, ln the athletic department every club has a basketball team in the winter and a baseball team in the spring which stage weekly contests. l-li-Y boys have long been known tor their participation and cooperation in school affairs. President ot the l-li-Y coun- cil is Bob Blesch, who has done a good job to keep this chapter up to its high ideals, fowl row: Taylor Brummage, etzel, Le Cras. Tlrirfl I'HlI'.' DiSal- cf' HERMES HE Hermes, a Latin-English newspaper, is published four times per year by a group ot Latin students. Its stories, jokes, and crossword puzzles are a familiar sight to all Heights, Roxboro, Roosevelt, and Monticello Latin students. The paper is also sent to other schools, and even to colleges! ln its sixteenth year of publication, the Hermes is under the sponsorship of its new director, Mrs. Stotfer. CREST HE Crest continues to be the outstanding literary publication ot Heights. Published only twice a year, in May and December, the Crest was organized in l938. Guided by Miss Edith B. Malin it has won numerous national awards for its literary value. It is composed ot short stories. poems, and other articles written by the students, and by pictures produced under the direction of Miss Wiswall. Mrs. Marsh is the business sponsor. First 1'0ll'.' M. Shields, Mrs. Stotfer. B. Shack- son, D. Turick, M. Bor- ton, M. Loomis. Sr'1'0nd roux' C. Sonkin, I. Cold, I. Gomberg. Third Voir: M. Metchis H. Strauss, C. Newman, M. Mishue, l. Silberger, B. Doster, D. Hyde, L. Kaufman, I. Weintraub. Frinzf 1'u1i'.' Smith, Car- ber, Lerner, Schwartz, Caumer, Kalish, Udelf, Rucks Kaufman. .S0z'07lll 1'0i4': Miss Malin, Ber- man, Brown, Terr, B. Smith, latte, Miss Wis- wall. Thirrl roir: Oster. Tobkin, Victoreen Tu- baugh, Makoff, Stark, Hartenbaum. F 011 1' t h row: Trope, Milner, Lu- peson, Weisberg, Rubir1S Gray, Pashin, Segal. I ifIlzi rn11'.' M. Smith. Israel, Etros, Hirsch, Sla- vin Rouby, jones, Schachter. rm! 1 Ka lre Lara mer Muller H a uve r u r t u k Sfwncll Ho and Clark Sobul Kleun Stotter Hartman Cort Terr 1' znnf 7014 Weusenber ger Kaufman Marcus son Lubeck W o I f e ones Etc ler 5110111 mu Mr Spencer Klein Muller Schultz Sperlmg Wallof Aaron Berman Kalush Tut 1114 Shaprro Rucko Makoff Shapiro Orknn Levln Tobkln Smith F0119 U1 1011 Segal Ertle Prnce Efros Grossman LupSOf1 Krauss Zuskund CALDRON ASSISTANTS OR many weeks of the year Room 202 as the scene every afternoon of teverush actnvnty as dullgent Caldron edltors Drepare copy for printers and engravers Measuring cropping and mountnng pictures photographers dashrng about edntors bewaulmg that essential plc ture whuch just dudn t turn out zdentltylng In some candld those faces no one seems to know meeting seemingly rmposslble dead Innes trying to dash off stones Mr Behnev worrying about the budget Mrs Llston s hanr dallv growang grayer all of these are a part of the mad scramble These are only a small part of what goes unto the making ot your Caldron Qulu. AND SCROLL HE wearers ot lnttle gold olns shaoed luke a qusll and scroll are members of either the Black and Gold Caldron or Crest statts The Quill and Scroll us a natnonal honorary society for hugh school journallsts The student member must have recelved recognutron for superior work an busnness management or wrntung an has partncular organuza tnon and must be recommended bv has adviser . , , . y - . . , ... . . . . . , - . . - , . - , 1 , . . . - Fr 'ONE' l' , '- V A 1 I H , 1' '0u': ll . . , , , I ' T j , ' h . . ' 1 I la. . I v . . ' . lz 'I 'f , . . ... y ' ' Y , . H-CLUB 1 riiiifi'1iii'.' Stotter, York, Bialosky, Voll, Letkowich, Savranskv, lacobs, Swwiiil i'fiif'.' Zelina, Hauk. Shaw, Cronquist. Schneider, Bailey. Ylifrfl f'17lf'.' Rendelsham. Alexander, Zanette. Mustfi, O'Neill, Kretch. Pintchuk. I f'niil rffilx' Rocco, Cellin. Perry, De-Russy, B I e s C h. F i n k, Morehard. Sfffrffrl i'iiii': Ladd C o I d b e r g. Hartzmark, Newman, Hipps- ley, Spero. Tlifrfl I'1PH'.' Wilhelm, Lindquist. Weid- hott, Delfiussy, M a n n. Cl'iL:rchill, -Club is made up ot a group ot boys that represent Heights High in its various fields ot competitive sports. In order to be a member ot this club a boy must have won an H in some line ot sport. The club tries to promote the athletic program ot the school, Among the various privileges that the club has is that ot policing the noon movie. Dick Kretch, an outstanding athlete in basketball, has proved to be a very capable leader. ATHLETIC SERVICE CLUB HE Athletic Service Club, under the guidance ot Mr. Gail Vannorsf dall, is an extremely useful service club. The organization is divided into two groups: one group sells all the advance tickets for sports events and the other guards the pool and the baseball field at athletic events, The club has consistently done excellent work. l'wl'fll1l wiiii-5 Rosenwater, Adel! Smith, Levine. Wold- man, Harris, SWWUIHI 1'1iii'.' Cort, Esterson, Burger, Buck- l I 'Hl 1'f'H'.' Cillet, Talisman, Aaron, Pearlman, Parnes. ler, Rouby, Einman, Newman Wertheim, Kinson. Tlllffl Swwmiil riiir: Rosenwater, lvlorgenstern, Goldstein, ruiix' Baron, Hartzmark, Diamond, Clickson, Wachs, Stern Shapiro, Ringle, Benson, Rapport,Tl1irrl '1'f .' Wiseman, Geller, Nathanson. Pe-rsky. Fmirtlz rwiiz' Follman, Wasserman, Oster, Magid, Buckstein, Young, Cold, Rymond, Sukenik, Streem, Broida, Saks. Harris. Leboft, Schectman, Zaike. L CHEERLEADERS ICHT peppy Heights students bolstered the backbone of the Heights cheering section and served their school as cheerleaders last year, Howie Markus acted as head cheer- leader and was ably assisted by Allan Rubin, Bert Dragin, and Bob Bruder. The feminine halt of the cheerleaders was composed of jo Waldrutt, Lou Santo, Pat Whalon, and Pat Wheaton, BOYS Allan Rubin, Burt Dragin, Bob Bruder, Howie Markus GIRLS Pat Whalon, lo Waldruff, Lou Santo Pat Wheaton STAGE CREW HE Stage Crew, under the leadership ot stage managers Dan Berardi and George Drexler, and of faculty adviser Mr. Gentile, has come through with another year of hard work tor Heights. They have lived up to their tradition of service with a smile by seeing the Heights Playf ers through two major productions, and also by doing the many small but very necessary tasks about the stage. The stage crew keeps very busy with saw, hammer and brush, Scriffd Berman, Hartenbaum, Eichler, Smnding.' Smith, Krause, Aaron Warmeling, M Spencer Levin Wallof Sperling, Makoff Orkin, Fritchley, Kline, Marcusson, Shapero. Schultz, Ertle, Wolfe, Stashower BLACK AND GOLD ARD work goes in making your Bee and Gee, which has received All-American and Pacemaker awards from the National Scholastic Press Association, and also high honors from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Sometimes students wonder what's causing all the rumpus and noise in room 208. Well, that's the workshop for the Black and Gold, and the staff is probably hurrying to meet a 3 :3O deadline. Who is the inspiration for this terrific paper? Why it's Mr. Ambrose P. Spencer, of course. He has been chief since the school was in the Roosevelt building back in '25. lvlr. S. sees that stories are written and typed, advertising is in, deadlines are met, galleys checked, papers de- livered, and Quill and Scroll pins given to deserving staff members, who make the Black and Gold a great name in high school newspapers. Posed? Two ambitious corridor guards. Movie guards en masse. Let's hear two cents. GUARD CORRIDOR HOSE people who sit in the halls and say Cotta pass? are corridor guards. They are the chief force behind the keep- ing of law and order in the halls at Heights. Their main duties are to keep loiterers and noise-makers out ot the halls and to curb class-skippers and Cartoonists who like to display their creations on the walls. MOVIE F you see some rowdy character being lifted bodily out of the noon movie some day, you will know that the movie guards are on the job. They also collect a tee of two cents from every l?J person entering the door, and keep waste paper oft the floors. The movie guards should be conf gratulated for the job they have done in keeping our noon movies in order. Stotter, Oscar, Camin. Alexander, White, Fulton Cutting, McKibbon Livingston GIRLS' CABINET Si'n1i'.sfii' I Si'n1i'Sfi'i' ll 1'i'ws1'iIc'iif.' Luis Klint- I'i'i'sicli'l1l : Jackie St.f'l2ii1' l'1'r-1'-I'ri's1'dr'i1f.' Rita Gray Y'i'e'rmiii'i'r.' Janet Shumakei' Nw. Sw'r'i'lriry.' Mary Lynn Pinnvriiy f'in'i'. Si'vri'fiirgf.' Bul'lizil'zx Kit-hvl N organization which is well known to all Heights girls is the Cirls' Cabinet. which promotes their general welfare and happiness. The Cabinet, under the super- vision of Miss Wallace, is composed of rep- resentatives who meet the fifth period on Thursdays to discuss the problems of the l rwnf l'0Il'.' Donner, Saul- paugh Larimer, Whalon, De- Walt, Croth, Wheaton, Forbes Ericson, C. Kiehel, Finger, SH'- inid 'i'nii'.' Schmidt, Baskin Strickling, Pollack, Sholle, B Kiehel, Kline, St. Clair, Pom- eroy, Mueller Lees, Thin ruir: Amram, Merlin, Petti Mills, Richards, Gray, Vonar Ritondaro Wallens, Berger I Miss Wallace. I i1iirH1 'l'01l'- Zelman, Peterson, Seffing, Mil- ler, Brown, Miller, Shumaker, Holder. girls. Seeing that Heights girls are suitably dressed, sending notes to girls and members of the faculty who are ill or bereaved, and supervising the lost and found articles are the duties of the Cabinet. The Cabinet also sponsors annually several very popular so- cial events. The George Washington party for the lower class girls, the Hallowe'en party for the upper class girls, and the Mother- Daughter Tea are all under the direction of the Cabinet. During the first week of each semester the Cabinet welcomes the Cl girls with a party and an assembly. Shumaker, C, Sholle, L. Kline, M, Pomeroy collect Red A. Zelman R. WallenS, R. Grey, and D. Forbes Shine Cross boxes which have been filled by the homerooms. trophies. George Washington Party given by Cabinet G. I. JOE'S AT HEIGHTS T the present time there are about twenty boys enrolled at Heights who were formerly employed by Uncle Sam and who have returned to complete their high school education which was interrupted by their period of service to their country. There are representatives from many branches of service, some of whom are at- tending school under the G.l. Bill of Rights. Most of the boys, however, prefer to save the money to which they are entitled under the G. I. Bill for college and arrange their schedules so that they can work part time. There have been as many as fifty-three ex-service men to graduate in one class. As a rule a satisfactory schedule can be ar- ranged and there have been very few boys who have dropped out. Front row: Goldberg, Emanuel, Schmidt, Cofall, Wills, Dewald. S'c'r'rmd rozv: Patterson Hawkins, Gottshell, Moss, Harris. Till-ffl rimu' Bowens, Nertewitz, McHugh, Davenport, Hanson, Hayes. Frmrlh rfiiin' Hersh, Peretz, Ursem, Geary, Sanow Olmstead, Gallitto. ANAGERS' CLUB 1'11sirl1'uf.' Allvt' umllvlizl l'f1'f'-I'ws1'ii'ffiilJ Klirizim Gl'K'UllllliLlSl' 1vl'1 1lNHf'f'f'.' Ellvvll Hlillltl Sifi'i'ilirrif.' IS1'2ll'lil ICl'1'us INCE its formation in l933 the Man- agers' Club has been typical of the schools fine service groups. The girls in the club usher at all school productions and assemblies, when necessary they also manage the business end of these produc- tions. The girls who sell the tickets in the box office are members of the Managers' dicka, Bland, E f ro S Greenhouse, Grossman boff, Gold, Berger, Lees menthal, Petti WelsS s o n. l fuii'fh 'l'l'Hl' Y o u n g, Leboff, Fox Crennert, Coodman Falk l-lalpert, Thomas, Krause Club carrying out one of their many duties They distribute the Reader's Digests to the teachers, in fact are always ready to be of service whenever the school calls on them. To present a uniform appearance when ushering, the girls wear white blouses and dark skirts. Before becoming a member of the Man- agers' Club the girls must pass a written test, consisting ofa plan of the auditorium, The club's sponsor is lvlr. Winters, and meetings are held in Room 2lO on Tues- days. Service with a smile I i'miI 'rwiiz' Dicter, Ro- senfield, Kutash, Wo- C e l l Q r. Swmlrl riiiw. Lewis Firestone, Rap- port, Gross, Follman, Le- Tliirrl ruiix' Kohn. Blue Shapiro, Terr, Less, Cib- STUDENT COUNCIL If out 11114 Barnes O ea Cellln DeChant Hauser Muller Markovltz SllC07ld 1014 Weeks Makott Fen wack Cukra Moss Zehman tl Matthnad Thnd 1011 Nc olas chv Task Brumnrage L o e b Saphure Katz F0111 fh IOIL Mann Payner Wesley W nograd Slavrn Schmldt Kel ossun 1 11111 C r a n t Crosby Marshall Kretch Cornell Porus a cobs Goodman Pressman I' Illllf 11114 Carran Gu ert Hayes Schmntz S c h r e c k Davvs Levine MacDonald 1 1 d 1 Bnnkovltz Cllck DeChant Haddad Levey McNelIly Thnd 101L Mr Cllfford Merlnn Sakmlller Segal Snlverber ger Reese Kallue Ho a Hnppsley Hayne F 0117 fh 101L Ware Belkun Frued man Lubeck Cutentag Cll bert Oscar Wendt Harrns Executive Board Standmg Mr Clifford Kallle on Cornell Seated pllbert Oscar Porus Crosby HE Student Councrl assists the faculty IH malntaunung dnscnpllne furthernng the best lnterests ot the students and of the school and In actung as an nnstrument of collaboratlon between the faculty and the students Among the many council actuvutles thus year has been the prmtlng ot the revised edltuon ot the Heughts Hand Book which us glven to the In comnng sophomore to tamlluaruze hum with has new envuronment at Heughts The Student Councnl Advusory Committee conslstlng of the Student Councul ottncers Administration Staff and various members ot the tac ulty has played an smportant part un bringing a more democratic school government to the students IZS H' u vw l 1 I . , D , 1 - A lf ' rg - , Ly e, ' . ' ' ': ih ,Li ar, 1 , I 5 I I- v V y .I ! - ly R . F-Nh l l - v. . .1 v 'Ib .Y , , V I ' Sr' '11 1 '0lU.' . O s t e r, Kincaid, Consolo, , . . ,. ' ' . , , 1 , . ' , by . W , , . . ,'. ' ' , ' - l I 1 - 1 y ! ' ' 1 . ' . I' , Fult , ,C-6lll l- z , . - l l , . . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front mu l-llrsch Hartzmark Muller Knehel Klehel Snyder Goldberg Bnrd Burnup Lazeruck Oster Third son Fuldauer Rucks Metschus Fmnfh mu Drake Porter Thomas Plfth mu Bates Rutchle Huppsley Front H114 Katz Marcuson Bensen Gutentag Hare Muller Sulberger Smmzd 1011 Weeks 1014 Shtelds Looms Randall Hender Lebotf Shackson Grennert Barcker Strauss Shaber Porus McGaw Blesch run H ll Straus S wud ll Mlss Whltsey Loomls Llvungstone Makotf Pollack Eppunger Tyler Medalle Gray Thnrll Wachs Gellln Kramer Andreas Weuss Rublnsteln Warmellng Hurtuk Irmnfh mu Sholle Burk Shapiro Orkun Goodman Grossman Force Pncktord Plifh 2 1 Merlin Llch var Cook Frstchley Crosby Roberts Ztskund Brown Ertle Levune ROBABLY the greatest honor a student can achneve at Helghts ns to become a member of the Natlonal Honor Socvety T become a member a person must be out standing In character leadershnp scholar shlp and service The members are chosen very carefully and these are the thungs which determine who IS chosen An assem bly as held near the end ot each semester at which the new members are unutlated Many of the school leaders are N I-l S members and N H S members are found an all the organnzatuons whnch are a credlt to the school They are also found to be the hard workers who greatly aid teachers fellow students and the school as a whole through the many thankless tasks which they do IZ6 OFFICERS Semester I Pres Edith Merlun V Pres Ellen Rubinstein Sec Norma Shapiro Treas Bob Bensen Semester II Pres Herbert Strauss V Pres Phyllus Oster Sec Wendy Burnlp Treas Dale Randall JUNIOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS A panel led by Marllyn Crosby lackne St Claur Ann Hurtuk Carol Sholle and Barbara Kuehel Scafml Fenwick Lytle Whalon Holland Weager Mueller qfllllfllllg Pomeroy Swanson Akers Gllbert Shields Lazernck Hayes Boethelt Cuttung Tubaugh Kahn Luchvar OFFICERS Pres Ann Hurtuk V Pres jackue St Claur Treas Barbara Kuehel Rec Sec Marrlyn Crosby Corr Sec Caroll Sholle ETTER to acqualnt themslves wrth the customs culture polutucs and geogra phy of other countries of the world IS the purpose of the lunnor Foreugn Affairs Coun Thus year the l F A C under the sponsor shnp of Mrs McCabe has chosen Brazul and Argentlna as topucs to be stud ed through a sernes of panel discussions given by various members The only after school movie of the year was given by this lndustrlous organlzatvon and the proceeds were donated to the Creek War Rellef The F A C IS affuluated with the Cleve land Council on World Affanrs and regular ly sends representatuves to partncupate an and observe the meetungs of the older or ganlzatlon .- cil. 127 RED CROSS 1' fl Finger Bates ohnson Hayes Harsh 9 111111 mu Kunzman Welntraub Reno Purvns Lang Sperlnng Lttne Tllllll 4 Schneber Mook attee Edwar Sobul Pullella I 1 fl 0 Francnsco Baron Weass Levy Pressman Pollen Gordon 0 Terr Hartenbaum Nathan Wasserman Newton Tobkln Autterhyde Bangalo 711111 11 Kungman Bregman Weuss Cotesworth Rodgers Frost Orknn I' nnfh lvl ers Wcnssman Mallock Frmedman Bruder joseph Agnew Yonker HE highlights ot the Red Cross program thus vear were the annual tall member shlp enrollment campaign and the Give a Christmas project ln both of these prop ects our school cooperated to the fullest extent Other clubs assnsted by gnvnng their services and thus under the competent leadershnp ot Mass Regan the Henghts Hugh American lunlor Red Cross rendered ser vrce to others throughout the whole school year Helplng hands l28 , . run 'out , . I , . . . 01' ' , , , . A . a . 1 ' 'ffl'-' ' . , l . , , - 1 ur 1 r lr: ' , , , , , . Frfmf 1'nH'.' Schermer, Wiggins, Moss, Rosenberg, Haworth, Hyde, Bregman, Letton. Swvrulrl 1' lv: , , , , ' , , , '1 ' fl ff: . . ' , . . . ' . 'f ' rwwv y , V I I 1 i n I ' RED CROSS I'11mf1m Roberts Wetzel Wnlls Ladd johnson Smith qlffllld um Crumett Santo Carlson Kline Freedman Fox Tlllld 1011 Wallens Dewald Kline Hurtuk Closson Atkrn Hrrch Scand Gross Schermer Gordon qfandmq Bates lohnson Hayes So bul Hlrsch OFFICERS Pres janet Hayes V Pres Ruta Ba es Sec lleen Hirsch Treas Duck johnson Worknng on prolects whuch brnng goy to many l29 ' f . , . l , - M l' ' '- , v v ' l l l: ! 1 A u v v - son, Leinweber. Fmlrtlz rozv: Hayes, Newcomb, Davis, Grossman, Cray, Palmer, Gnlberf AY l .' , , . R D , .' . . . ' . .- A T CDMMERCIAL CLUB O you know how to work a vault? Can you count and package money correctly? just ask the members ot the Commercial Club how to do these thingsg they know howl They took a trip through the Federal Reserve Bank. Their heads are just stuffed full' ot interesting and important things about newspapers and electricity, for they also visited the Cleveland Press and Nela Park. Are you a commercial student? Then you will wish to become ac- quainted with the practical side ot business education. join this club, that meets under the leadership of Mr. Cooley, in lO-4, every other Thursday. At their gatherings they talk about their trips, and outside speakers give informative and interesting talks about various businesses and ma- chines. lvlr. Bailey and Mrs. Smith came from the Comptometer School and demonstrated how to work the comptometer. They also told much about the school. CINEMA CLUB O you know how to work a vault? Can you count and package money school. The purpose of this worth- while and enjoyable organization is to teach its members to evaluate movies and to give them a better knowledge of movie stars and the movie industry. To accomplish this. movies and the lives of stars of the screen are re- viewed and discussed in each meeting. These active movie lovers meet in room 2l3 where their sponsor. Miss Verhulst, allows them to keep the Zl 5 bulletin board interestingly covered with pictures of movie stars and re- views ot current movies. Attractive posters on display around the school advertise and recommend the best of recent movies and serve as a guide for Heights students. Commercial Club ldent Newmaker, Dougherty, Kauf- man Mr, Cooley, DeRussy. l o r d a n, Monreal, Schneider, Steiner, Kornicks, Mackay. Front row: Freeman, London Arnoff, Kutash. Svvoml row: Price, lvlyerson Krill. Perry, Smith, Friedman Tavernier, Cioodman. Smrtecl: Monosoff, Pollack, Gomberg Shapero, Merlin, Gressel, Goldberg First 'row sfund1'11g.' Terr, Drinkall Leidner, Yasinow Kline, Catalano Lake, Abraham, Sikes, Ashley. Sm'- mid row stunding.' Efros, Renner, Merriman, Brudno, Greenwald Dietz Mr. Gerkowski, Schultz, Barnes Wright. Froiit row: Mr. Lawson, Greenfield Medalie, Freedman, Lerner, Gordon Robbins, Hoover, Kleinstub, Katz, Mr. Langmead. Svviiiill row: Gottlieb. Seigel Love, lacobs, Moss, Feldman. MUSIC APPRECIATION LAP! Clap! Clap! Loud applause fills the air in and around the West Music Room. What's going on? The members of the Music Appreciation Club are showing their appreciation ot a violin solo played by Dave Klein. Ev- ery Thursday they are thrilled and re- laxed by exquisite classical music. Re- corded selections may be played and occasionally this club is privileged to enjoy solos played by its own mem- bers. Discussion ot the masters and their compositions follows. Under the brilliant direction of Mr. Cerkowski lMr. Gi this organization has really accomplished its purpose. which is to further interest in music and to promote music appreciation. Are you bored after eating your lunch? Nothing to do? Come on up and join the noon listening periods held in the Carnegie Set Room. SCIENCE CLUB HIS year the Science Club, spon- sored by Mr. Lawson, was one of the more active organizations at l-leights. This club is divided into committees on chemistry, physics, psy- chology, medicine, and nature study plus additional groups whenever there is a demand for them. At each gath- ering of the club one of the groups presented a demonstration on a partic- ular subject in their field of study, or sometimes a student from Case spoke on a scientific topic. An outstanding event was a visit in january to the Coast Guards ice- breaking vessel in order to view its ra- dar apparatus. ln February the Young Scientists visited the General Electric Lighting Exposition at Nela Park in honor of the lOOth anniversary of the birth of Thomas Edison. Nature study hunts, picnics, and parties were held in the spring before this progressive club ended another successful year. l3l awww man, Flaxman, Freedman Standiiig.' Miss Steiner Singer, Weibel, Lerner. LIBRARY CLUB HEN you take a magazine from the library, look at its cover, it is re- inforced, but who did it? Yes, you've guessed it-among its other duties the Library Club has accomplished this great feat. too. Under the able spon- sorship of Miss Steiner, this group gives much service to the library. Odd job men are what the members of this organization are, Included in their du- ties are cutting and pasting items. running errands, and filing. Voyagers-yes they are that, tool Colorful Mexico was visited by means of book reviews and a movie about the country, Dr, Evans took them to Ha- waii when she spoke about the trip she took to those interesting islands. Also on their tour list was the Art lvlu- seum Library, the National Bindery. and the Cleveland Public Library. l32 berg, laffe Sterns. Svcmid z'vu': Emerling Lustig, Wetzel, Getrue Hershowitz. VISUAL ED. TUDENTS amble into the Little Theatre, sit down, and see films, slides, or movies. Who shows these pictures or projects the slides? Why. of course it's the boys of the Visual Education Club. Every member of this group must have had experience in handling projectors. Mr. Christman. popular and effi- cient sponsor of this organization, or- ders the films and then it's up to The fellows. A job well-done is their re- ward for their untiring efforts. Heights would certainly be lost without this club, for they have be- come a most important service organi- zation. Sz'f1f1'r1.' Medalie, Weis- Firsz' raiv: Mr. Christ- man, Sukenik. Kronen- SERVICE CLUB ORK Including typlng mlmeo graphmg stencrllng and fnlnng what the Servlce Club does for teach ers the offuce lrbraruans and spon sored organrzatlons The purpose ot this group under the dsrectlon ot Mrs Magee as to supplement regular work wlth the actual experlence of doing things Ever see those long athletrc ellglbllutv lusts? What about all those Parent Teachers Assoclatlon pro1ectsP work to prepare these papers? The Servuce Club of course The work IS done during class and study periods The mameograph the edlphone the electrometer and the dupllcator are the offuce appllances that thus group has learned to operate Short Cuts to Offlce Procedures was an lnterestung and helpful movle that was seen by thus club Cnve each member a pat on the back for they have made thelr organ: zatuon an rmportant and necessary one at l-lenghts RIFLE CLUB HARPSHOOTER thats what each member of the Rnfle Club IS The atm of thus group under the capable sponsorshnp of Mr Lehman ns to learn the scuentltnc approach to shooting Therr meeting place the Rmtl Range where hut the bulls eye s their motto as they are now practlcnng target shootlng Dad you know that there were tour posltlons nn which to shoot? Well standing These fellows and gals are fast becoming experts In each posutuon They won many of thenr matches agalnst Shaw Put that rifle down but they nev er do for every member ns gunnung for has Natnonal Rafle Assoclatuon Awards Twenty two caliber rltles are used to shoot the fatty rounds to wan a bar Lubun Smuth Padne Do lun Blumenthal Thellart Fun er Crenert Falk Muller Levun Mrs Mc Cee Orchen, Brown Nelson Warmelsng B e n a u g h M e rc e r, Mr Lehman Mnshue, Bingham . ' , . ' . . is 4 A ' I . 4 l A ' ' n is ' e Who do you think does most of the there are-prone, sitting, kneeling, or l 'lg . I . Y GERMAN CLUB lNSTElGENl lAIl aboardll tor a trip through Germany. Interested? Come to ZOI any Thursday and join the German Club, which is under the faculty sponsorship of Miss Georgia Parry, By means ot reports and pic- tures this group travels to different parts in Germany. To study the culture and historical background of the German language and people is the aim of this group. Many topics are discussed and re- ported on during their weekly meet- ings. A very interesting panel was held on the Contrast Between American and German Forms and Aims of Educa- tion. Present conditions in Germany and the progress of de-nazification were the subjects of two thought-pro- voking discussions. Did you know that many great Ger- mans have contributed much to Amer- ican science, music. and literature? This club studies these men, and also gives reoorts on recent German au- thors and their books. Sing-play games-yes, they do these things, too. in German. 134 Frvrnf rl'll'.' Meyer, Schermer, Bosis, McGaw, Zeidler. Swoiirl r0u': Stinson, Schaffer, Kottler, Goldhammer, Freedman, Persky. Miss Parry, Wills, Usab. Third ?'Ult'.' Wehn, Rothschild. Buckstein, Goldberg Sherman. DISASTER CORPS H ANNA play cards? asks a soldier of his buddy. This question is be- ing repeated time and time again all over the United States because of the Disaster Corps. for among their other Red Cross projects they sponsored a Card Campaign. Busy as a bee, can well describe each member ot this outstanding or- ganization, 40 points was the goal of every girl and each one reached it by making scrapbooks, menus, booklets, joke books, book marks, and crossword puzzles. The Disaster Corps works in co-op- eration with the American junior Red Cross, and under the able leadership of Mr. George Barbour they have truly earned the title of a service organiza- tion. l-leights is not the only one to ac- claim their good work, for when Pathe macle a newsreel in November, this group was chosen to help represent the junior Disaster Corps of America. Frvnf Voir: Young, WeiSS. Shur, Kutash, Grossman, Barber. Svvviiirl rwir: Gordon Gross. Feld, Rose, Roberts, Milner, Friedman, Rapport, Grumet, Frrmt role: Sperling, Clezen, Shear, Gruber. Second I'01U.' Vondiaseck, Mathews Saphire, Celfand, Morgenstern, Miss Manning. Strnzdiny: Dewald, Sobul, Cope, Petro, johnson, Pershe Furseth, Gregor, Aaron, Livingston, Milner, Gray, Geller. I rrmt frnir: Wolf Rossin, Reas. Sm-mid P'01l'.' Cayouette, Coldfarb, Watson, Richards, Mengal, Mr. Randall. PAN AMERICAN HE purpose of the Pan American Club is to disseminate to the inter- ested students a more thorough knowledge of the Pan American na- tions. This has been accomplished by means of moving pictures, slides, and discussions pertaining to these na- tions. Now that even the most distant points on the earth's surface can be reached in a matter of a few hours, this knowledge is even more useful, especially to those who expect to make a tour of these countries. As a related activity, the club, un- der the able sponsorship of Miss Man- ning, sent a scrapbook, containing ar- ticles telling of its activities and our school, to a school in Puerto Rico. The members also wrote and published their newspaper. La Voz, meaning The Voice. ln view of the fact that they met only twice a month, it is truly remarkable that they accom- plished so much. RADIO CLUB NY ninth period, if you go down to a little room near Metal Shop, you will see a group of hams with head- phones clamped tightly to their ears, trying to puzzle out some dots and dashes. Mr. Randall sends to the more experienced hams, and Marv Coldfarb, the president, sends to the half-hams. At present they are looking for a room to set up their own station and go on the air. Mr. Morley has sug- gested that a quonset hut be put on the roof if they can't find one. The ultimate goal of every ham is to obtain a license, but this is easier said than done, as the tests are really tough. lf you don't believe me, just ask any member. 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' 'iff I. . .' I ' ' I I ' . if . ,, .,, ., S X ease Paf1o111 111 4 STUDENT LUNCHES C Chinese on America cl-:IN s PAGODA RGCVGGUOH 2092 Lee Ro d 2165 Leg Road Mr and Mrs M Saks 'H PLI 7 F N Cedar Lee Theater Pl ' 'Q e O '. drerfisers f4UHlllIIHl4'HIS 40- wr ' C e d a r - L- e Y a ' 7 C' O .V I' I, I M If N T S of CON I1 ,HTS nf 192 VOGUE DRY CLEANERS WM WITTUNGER Dependable Sevuce af All Times Ru 'S HEIGHTS BARINC Co FRANKIE BRENNER Delzcaszes at Then' Best formerly Neddel s 1816 lmcntrx Road COVENTRY DRUG CO Your Doctor s Ch0lCe for Prescrlptlons 1 Conn r Rmul Dry Goods and Notions Lfadxes and Gents' Furm hlngs 2207 Lee Rold 1 XIIIIIOUFII WSE ut 11111 ught Conzplzmenls u Murray H Rose 1 M 1 MOTION PICTURE SERVICE 65 SUPPLY INC Photo and MOVIE Fans 2791 l lIt1lC1 Ht Bhd 1' 1 73 1f11r H GARFINKEL S SHOES Three Good Stores 2183 Lee Road 12430 St Clalr Avenue 15203 St Clalr Avenue 153 . Q .i . 15321 S. '1'2lj10l' :Id YE .9011 l'ff'l.' l'p fllill llwlif-11-11 N 1 'I' pi '. 1 N 111,42 ki ,- , S' U- ? ' f .- f 3 Headquarters for Heights er - - ' as - 7 '. 1 S. '. IR. 32 Q ' ' '1 V . FA. 9884 71410 Sl. VA' A . HE. 1139 9 5 176 ' '-11' ' 1'.x.1121 - ' I I I MING S DAVISBAKERY DINING ROOM IFormevIy locelyn s Dmmg Room! THF msn FEI LS THB srom I55I L55 RD if MAYFIELD Sundays Mondays and Every Day LUNCHEONS DINNERS OPEN DAILY II AM TILL MIDNITE Uueland Helghtx Ohm mmf CHINESE a AMERICAN rooos 1904 S Tay lor Road 1EIIowstone 7600 Chop Suey Chow Mem to Take Ou! FA 2903 XI' 2I0! SCOTTY GULF SERVICE 1890 S Taylor Complzments O Mr and Mrs L L BrOIda BATTER1 SERXICE WASH LLBRICATIOIN SIMONIZING ROAD SERV ICE HAIR WARTS MOLES S Permanently Sdfelx Economically and PHIIIICSQIY Removed by the lVIcBane Where the Gang Meets or Rose 'IlcBane Only Electrologwt on the Cbzeken rn the Basket Hamburgers Henghts Incensed hx Ohm Nledlcal Board Rose Moore Beauty Store 13984 Ceda' Road F I 9513 1912 Lee Rd opp Cam Park at Supeuox X Ellovs Qtonc 6020 THE HEIGHTS T 744 Hllalan Gleanwi FOR QUALITY DRY CLEANING Plckup and DelIvery In SHAKER HEIGHTS CLEVELAND HEIGHTS UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS Fully Insured FURS CLEANED AND GLAZED CERTIFIED COLD STORAGE YEIIostone 3700 2046 LEE IzoAD 154 I v I I . . I I ' V I S, I . 1 X . I I I I W J. I ' I ' f 3 y -.Y . . - I I Method of Electrolysis I f , A , . -, E . . - I . 4 . l , . . I I ' ' . I . A , ' 1 I I - I I 1 I W . 1. ' I I In T ' K O N I ' S I I 4 . I I' I I i- Q Qx S X .J Ukely ff' Most I I XxXX Succeed Q We vote the graduate who goes xnto telephone work most llkely to succeed Because 1n an lndustry offer1ng many varled oppor tun1t1es she IS most llkely to find a job to suxt her best qualnficatlons Because she s settmg out 1n a busmess w1th a funda mental polxcy of promot1ng from wxthm the ranks Because shell be happy worklng w1th gxrls of her own age and lnterests 1n frlendly pleasant surround mgs under helpful supervlsors Because she s p1cked a long range lndustry whlch has earned a reputatlon for bemg a good place to work over many years Come ln and dlscuss your job plans wnth us at our Women s Employment Office A P P L Y T 0 D A Y ' mb E BE LEPHONE Aqaadpzmfawme f X X 11, ll! ffl vl l l 5 1 fs i X +l x- X X X-X 77 ll ff OHIO l.I. 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