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

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1948 volume:

, 0 4 W ,gli K JI, Courtesy of Perry Cray 79? J, Padeazed dy tie Seam am HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OHIO VOLUME 34 We ffm Me Zaye Qwfa AG sz Through the pages of this Caldron will flow in review before you the Passing Parade of Heights High in 1948. Its members do not move in closely packed lines with the perfect rhythmic beat of military maneuversg instead they advance with the steady stride of hundreds of eager marchers all building for the future. They demonstrate the joys of hard Work and relaxing play, of good fellowship and clean sportsmanship. The paraders have heads high, for they are proud of all that goes to make up Heights High's Passing Parade. nf N, is 5 is ii ,Z 53 5 is 5 if x farwgggx Ei S if gi. W W xg bm' 'hh W X, + A W -V25 Q ' S f Mkwx. Q 3 xi sl S 6 gi f MQ: - z MN ' f?iif'?i , M l ,Q . Y if SE 'Huw -M 9 X, an . , -f Y sae f ,K 'N 'x um, R A 2 fn BQ .4 www? W, A www M af aa ' Rifle Range affords fun for all at All School Party. History repeats itself with the 1920 styles being worn at the Girls' Cabinet Tea 7 V V ard? . . Mr. Dewald, head of the science department, congratulates Robert Mook, winner of the medal for excellence in science. As the music begins, the seniors prepare to take the long march down the aisles of the auditorium. The trudge down the road wasnit easy. There Were many obstacles to overcome in the attainment of the Outstanding Graduate honor. In each class one girl and one boy are given this reward. Gaining it took a great deal of time and effort, but the result should be gratifying to the Winners. There are senior awards also for Science and Language. Ex- tra study, patience and extraordi- nary reliability helped gain these dis- tinctions. Highest honors can,t be Won by all, but receiving a diploma from a school such as Heights is honor enough. At the senior assembly the A II's present the flags to the A I's. , , Zend' On Thursday morning, May twenty-ninth, nineteen hundred and forty-seven, two thousand students of Heights High filed into the auditorium to pay homage to former students and classmates, one hundred and twenty strong, who had lost their lives in the service of our country in the Second World War. 10 WWW MMWM On this day the school honored these soldiers by dedicating two plaques, financed by the graduating classes of '43, '44, ,4S, '46, '47 and contribution from the current student body. In this Way the school made certain that these alumni will never be forgotteng we will strive always to keep the freedoms for which they so valiantly fought. l l Zecldcafdcwz Always ready to lend a helping hand, the Custodial Department has served the school faithfully for many years. Making life at Heights more pleasant is their key objective as they go about their many and varied tasks. The eight people who comprise the staff do their Work, asking no thanks but the gratification they ultimately receive from a job well done. They have earned a place in the hearts of all of us, and that is Why, therefore, we the Senior Class proudly dedicate the CALDRCN for 1948 to the Custodial Department of Heights High. Mr. Smith checks over some of his records ' in his office. In the shop Mr. Hanson, Pop Leuen- berger, and Mr. Rossi work on one of the 1001 jobs they do to make school more pleasant. Mr. Neccina, Mr. Friedenthal, Mr. W'ong, and Mr. Senter toil in the furnace room to keep us comfortable. 4556 a cwzlenlfa IN'fRCDEJUCITCJR'Y . F A C U LT Y . SE N ICJR S . UIVlJEI CI.A.SSlES . SI'CJR'TS . lkC1'IVI'TIES . AIDNlEIRTIEiEAAElV'fS pages pages pages pages pages pages pages NNE, ,AM wvua. X O50 wx xxx. QW ll? W YS? A - 45 3, fxbtdml llf I. X' f Qi! reel There can be no Parade without the faculty. Members of this group serve as the marshals and through their sympa- thetic direction know in just what cadence to keep their followers stepping. Whether in academic or social activity, the teachers set the pace and call the turns so that the movements of the Passing Parade are kept up to Heights High standards. The stu- dents look to these leaders for assistance and guidance-for they know that the faculty are their friends. 14 wi' QW! 1. A.,- -yx in xx 'Ulm' . . ,....,.,M K Frank L. Wiley E. E. Morley Thoburn Davis Marian L Whifsey Roy M. Flint Hugh V. Perkins Helen K Wallace As you can easily see, this page is devoted to the executives of our school and of our system. At the top are Mr. Frank Wiley and Mr. Thoburn Davis, Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent of Schools, respectively. Though We don't see much of them, we are grateful for the service they render us in maintaining fine schools throughout the Cleveland Heights system. It is to Mr. E. E. Morley that We owe a smoothly run and Well equipped high school. Miss Helen K. Wallace, though she is dean of girls, is always ready to help a boy with a problem as Well. She is also responsible for many of the school's most successful social affairs. Mr. Roy M. Flint, our under- standing and diligent dean of boys, has the respect of every boy at Heights. Mr. Hugh Perkins, the Army's gift to Heights, is Mr. Flint's extremely able co-Worker. It is he Who makes out the school's schedules and helps Mr. Flint keep our boys on the right path. These are four who help us during our brief stay at Heights, but the one Whose intelligent, sincere, and friendly advice has helped us to choose our programs and make our choice of the right college is Miss Marian Whitsey, our educational counselor. Little do We realize how much we really owe to these seven people. 13? af Wee 74 . . 0 An important cog in the smooth run- ning of our school affairs is the office. Every student benefits by the services of the office staff who H11 out transcripts and permanent record cards, requisition sup- plies, compile the absence bulletin, and take care of passes. A treasure room of knowledge is our library, and the keepers of the books are our three capable librarians who give willingly of their time and efforts helping students in their daily tasks and opening the door to pleasure reading. A broken Hnger! A bad cold! Although you may not know what to do about it, you will find relief in the haven of the medical office. The nurse and doctor along with student aids care for sick students and arrange senior examinations. These departments are an indispensable part of the completeness and proficiency of Heights High Gertrude Kaufman Office Bernice Roller Ofiiee Alice Robinson Library Marian Siegman Ofiice Mrs. Jenkins gives first-aid. Eloise Parr Marie Owen Library Library Violet Thelian Aleen Rutz Office Oflice Jean Jenkins Medical Hildegarde Grugle Oiiice 17 w B 74ewWame4:4 ' Virginia Anderson English Howard Baughman Physical Education Lawrence Behney Commercial Mabel Blanchard Language Clayton Bachtel Art Marjorie Beck Sewing Walter Bird Hygiene Edith Braselton English George Barbour Lillian Bardrof Clyde Barnhard History English Machine Shop Ruppert . . . Graham . . . Anderson . . . These are some of the new names heard during the faculty roll call of the 1948 Passing Parade, for there have been many changes in the ranks of Heights teachers. To add a military touch Mr. Ruppert, m e c h a n i c a l drawing teacher, football coach, and former Marine, and Mr. Bach- tel, art teacher and former navy man, have joined the faculty. Teaching at Heights became a family affair for Mr. P. T. Lorz when his brother Mr. F. Lorz began to teach biology. Re- placing Miss Manning in the Spanish De- partment is Mr. Simon. New to Heights, but already old friends of the students are Mr. Miller, Mrs. Beck, Mrs. Rieke, and Misses Lois Clark, Cooney, Florence Bromelmeier Otto Budde Dorothy Bulkley Commercial Mathematics Art 4,4 '47- '42 Fred Burnham Karl Christman Lillian Clark Language Biology History Anderson, and Dillon. One of Miss Crane's fondest hopes was at last realized this year when the girls' gym staff was in- creased to three by the addition of Miss Horn and Miss Graham. Our library ex- perienced a complete turnover with the departure of Miss Case and her assistants and the arrival of Miss Robinson, Miss Parr, and Mrs. Owen. The faces of such good friends as Miss Case and Miss Wiswall. long associated with Heights, are missed, but the new friends are certainly wel- comed and have already found a place in the hearts of the students. We must not forget, however, the great majority of our teachers who have been at Heights a long time, under whose guidance Heights stu- dents have gone forward year after year, to futures in which memories of Heights and their teachers will always remain. Dorothy Dillon Ellis Downey Alvin Engel Merritt Clifford English Eugenie Cooney English Dorothy Crane Physical Education Dina Rees Evans English Commercial Biology History wiv Perry Cooley Commercial Wilbur Cox Mathematics Carl Dewald Physics lrl Fast History Zcwlewfa dad Wang f4dlac'aafw Ralph Fraunfelter Leonard Freyman Gerard Gentile Raymond Gerkowski Harry Gordon Mary Graham Mathematics English W'ood Shop Instrumental Music English Physical Education Clara Grillo Gladys Hill Language Cooking Dazey Horn Physical Education John Langmead Chemistry Oscar Lehman History Walter Kremm History Donald Lawson Biology Frances Liston English Our hard-Working Dean of Girls. Doc Evans awards medals to speech contest winners 20 zdevwla Un acuity 1 W -,:--5- I -V . ---v, ..., Joseph Lorz Theodore Lorz Biology Language Ethel Magee Louise Magor Commercial Language 7 Edith Malin Kathryn Marsh E l' h M h . ' Over the Teacupsu during Book Week. ng is at cmqucs Mabel Mason Norval McAfee English Mathematics Ethel McCabe Merle McFadden Leroy McHenry Henry McLaughlin Jonathan Miller Ruth Monnett History Biology Mechanical Drawing Mathematics Mathematics Language 21 li -I L' ,i,- it e if .- ff, eaafma aa ez ma Paul Nash Georgia Parry Matthew Phillips James Price Ellsworth Prince History Language Mathematics Commercial History Agnes Regan Joseph Riccardi Dorothy Rieke Stephen Ruppert Charles Simon English Physical Education Sewing Mechanical Drawing Language Lelah Stephens Donna R. Stoifer George Strickling Roy Uber Gail Vannorsdall English Language Music Chemistry Physical Education Marshall Weber Catherine Weller Ralph Williams Zeta Winslow William Winters Auto Shop Hygiene Auto Driving English English 22 Myron Randall Commercial Law Ambrose Spencer English Reta Verhulst English Bernard Zweig History 65 Wcifzded Hygiene Baby Daly visitors make themselves at home F w,,,,,,..,,N.e.,,A.f-....,.,,,MM f Y. ,f w -. . '4-n-...M .,., b Lum --ugssg 'pm ir 212221 . N is ,,,,. Mr. Ruppert and some future drivers. 23 Office Staff having a busy day. Cooking classes whipping-up a cake batter under the instruction of Miss Lois Clark 24 i P fozh Bcb Studley and the French classes go over the top in the clothing drive. I'm sure Brazil was here yesterday!,' A sc--called dead language comes to life with Mrs. Stoffer 26 Some boys Hnd shop Work a bit of 21 grind. Mr. McHenry teaches the fine points of mechanical drawing. Mr. W'eber instructs future mechanics. A very 'tboringu business. 28 i E 5 s 5 2 Q ti Be careful, Jerry and Sandy, don,t split that atom! Study of the circulatory system interests biology pupils. Mr. Uber demonstrates the fine points of chemistry. 30 Special help for Mr. Naslfs Social Problems students. Miss Bromelmeiefs Typing H class, hard at Work. Mr. Miller explains a problem to Ronnie. e . VXA' x 'xl lx 'Viv At the head of the Passing Parade are the seniors-the Heights High School gradu- ates of 1948. Their stride will soon have to change, for after three years of study, clubwork, and friendships gained here, the class members are now ready to step out of their carefree high school days, saunter, into the fast moving march of a problem- filled world. Although the classes of 1948 may never again all press forward to- gether, their members are connected by a common bond--the knowledge gained and pleasant memories shared when they were active members of Heights High School's Passing Parade. sl , x' - xv ,, s ' 5 5 N X s N F, 3 in if lv MsQ'?fw-f 3 xnw , sg., J K ,M 'ii' rf, ,qs 2 , 5? X Q , , V , , V dr v ,MM M M ,Q V .A,, , W, 5235 1 f W Em ,,f L55 LW' . M ff XE. 3 E 1? 1 A '!'???QffW fw H ,, , ,, ,, u .v I v dx' fr, w v Y' 96 'T H f . ' 4. V ' Q' if 0 . v ' Y x . 9 1 1 1- vf 4 uv 5 ., RQ? an Q. 'V 3, 0 x ' ' ' Q v ,, +1 1 ,, ,, -.4 ' J , ,, I -Z ,af 3' Q. -35, A - , t' v if L 3 35' 'Sf 'L' Q . ' 1 14' .ru - I1 ,7 ? 4 ,fa- X. ... ,,....,.....--.------ I ...dw 1 x :vi xi an lf W H 6 Mft f Z are . wa ni 55' whiz M 4 , ,E J :TA QQ uf The January class of 1948 elected as their ofhcers Tom Ong, presidentg June Gilbert, vice presidentg Jane Fenwick, sec- retur gNanc Cuttin , treasurer. Y Y 3 ANUARY CLASS OFFICERS The June class of 1948 elected as their oflicers Paul Minnillo, presidentg Alan Massing, vice presidentg Dorothy Forbes, Secretaryg Faye Katz, treasurer. JUNE CLASS OFFICERS 34 JANUARY SENIORS GLENN G. AGNEWAStudeut Council: Red Cross: Corr. Guard. CAROL ANTHONY-G. A. .-X.: Friendship. STANLEY ATMA-Epsilon Hi-Y. Pres., Sec., Treas.: Corr. Guard: Football: Basketball: H-Club: Intra- murals. CARL E. AUHL ELSA CAROLYN BARCKER-Choir: Mello-aires: N. H. S.: Senior Lit., Prog. Chairman: .Iunior Lit.: Friendship, Record. Sec. of Sr. Chapter: Student Council. MARY ANN BARNES-Nurses Aid: Friendship. SYLVIA BINKOVITZ-G. A. A.: Friendship: Cinema: Disaster Corps: B. 8: G. Mailing Comm.: Boosters. AL BLEICH--Intramurals. JUDITH BOTWIN--Music Apprec.1 Panel Discussion Club. PATRICIA ANN BOYD-Choir: Sr. Lit., Corr. Sec.: Jr. Lit.: Student Council: Girls' Cabinet: Friendship: Boosters: N. H. S. KING BROWN-Epsilon Hi-Y: Football: Boosters: I. C. C.: Intramurals: Noon Movie Guard: Corr. Guard. ROBERT I. BRUDER-Cheerleaders, Head Cheer- leader: Red Cross: Broadcasters: H-Club: I. C. C.: Track: Corr. Guard: Intramurals: Boosters. Ex. Board. RAYMOND BRUDNO-Band: Orchestra: Music Ap- prec.: Chess Team: Chess Club: Intramurals. SID BUCHLER-Football: Track: Corr. Guard: A. S. C.: Intramurals: Boosters. JOAN BUKSTEIN-A. S. C.: B. Sz G.: Disaster Corps: Sr. Lit.: jr. Lit.: Friendship: G. A. A.: N. H. S. GEORGE BURNETT-Football: Track: Intramurals. MICHAEL P. CAPTAIN-Baseball Mgr.: Basketball Mgr.: H-Club: Intramurals: Concert Band: Pep Band: Orchestra: Cadet Band: Noon Movie Guard, Captain: Corr. Guard: Delta Hi-Y. DWIGHT O. CHURCHILL-Track: Cross-Country: H-Club: Intramurals: Student Council: Treas. of Jun- ior Class: Corr. Guard. FLORINE CICCHELLA-Boosters, Treas.: G. A. A.: Friendship: Sec. of Pep Assembly Comm. CAROL JOAN COLBERT-Concert Band: Orchestra: Marching Band: Junior Officer: Pep Band: Music Ap- prec.: Swim Club: Swim Cadets: G. A. A.: Yellow Jackets. BARBARA COLE-Friendship: G. A. A.: Boosters: Corr. Guard. JANUARY DONALD COPE-Corr. Guard, Head Captain: Alpha Hi-Y, Pres.: Combined Hi-Y Sec.: Student Council, Ex. Board: Pan-American Club, Treas.: Intramurals: Chem. Lab Assist.: Football. GEORGE COPELIN-Intramurals: Red Cross. DUSTIN CORLETTE-Corr. Guard: Caldron: Chem. Lab. Assist. NANCY H. CORRY-J. F. A. C.: Friendship: G. A. A.: Boosters. NANCY CUTTING-Girls' Cabinet, Pres.: G. A. A., Treas.: Treas. of Sr. Class: JJF. A. C.. Record. Sec.: Jr. Lit., Treas.: Sr. Lit.: Gym Cadets: Friendship: Boosters. BILL DAWSON-Intramurals: Corr. Guard. BEVERLY DENNIS-Red Cross: G. A. A.: Friend- ship: Corr. Guard. SHEILA DENNIS-Orchestra: Band K Orchestra Staff: Friendship: Corr. Guard. ROLAND J. DeRUSSY-Football: Basketball: Noon Movie Guard: Hi-Y, Treas.: H-Club: Vice Pres. of Jr. Class: Intramurals. S VI: 'E X is . F at-1' E TC A CAROLINE DEVINE-Corr. Guard: Red Cross: Friendship: Boosters: Med. Office Aid: Noon Movie Assist. ELAYNE DOLIN-Managers, Head Usher: B. 8: G. Mailing Comm.: Service Club, Sec.: Disaster Corps: Corr. Guard: Friendship: Commercial Club. TERRY DONLEY-Track: Corr. Guard: Football: Intramurals: Cadet Band: Concert Band. BERT LEE DRAGIN-Cheerleader: H-Club: Boosters. JEAN EDGAR-Friendship: Red Cross: G. A. A.: Boosters: Girls' Glee Club. LEWIS EINBUND-B. Sz G.: Debate Club: A. S. C.: Intramurals: Corr. Guard: Boosters. ANTHONY ELDER JANE FENWICK-Sec. of Jr. Class: Sec. of Sr. Class: G. A. A.: Gym Cadets, Pres.: Yellow Jackets: J. F. A. C., Corres. Sec.: Jr. Lit., Vice Pres.: Sr. Lit.: Friend- ship. NEIL ALLAN FISHER-Concert Band: Marching Band: Football: Radio Club: Intramurals. JAMES M. FREEMAN-Football: Red Cross: Intra- mural Mgr. JEAN ANN FULDAUER-Swim Cadets, Vice Pres.: G. A. A., Sec.: N. H. S.: Yellow Jackets: Jr. Lit.: Sr. Lit.: Friendship: Student Council. CAROL ANN GARD-G. A. A.: Friendship: Girls' Glee Club. SENIORS NORMA R. GREENBERGfT1'ansferred from Glen- ville: Friendship. ALAN DAVID GRESSEL-Football: Intranlurals Student Council: Orchestra: Debate Club: Music Ap- prec. CARMI DAVID GRESSELfChoir, Section leader Music Apprec.: Debate Club: N. H. S. JANE ANN GRIFFITH-Girls' Glee Club: Boosters Friendship: G. A. A.: Swim Club. GLORIA LOUROSE GRUBERfllanagers, Sec. Friendship: G. A. A.: Pan-American: Red Cross. PHYLLIS GRUMETs-Friendship: G. A. A.: Jr. Lit. Disaster Corps: Boosters: A. S. C.: Corr. Guard: Aux Aid. JANE HAHN-G. A. A.: Athletic Club: Friendship Boosters: Swim Club: J. F. A. C.: Corr. Guard. ANE HAMLIN Choir Historian Sr lit Jr Lit J - , .3 1 . . . .: . .1 Friendship: G. A. A.: Girls' Glee Club: Student Coun- eil. MELVIN L. HAMLIN-B. 8: G.: Intramurals. HERBERT M. HARRIS-Student Council: Corr Guard, Captain: A. S. C.: Panel Discussion Club, Pres. Intramurals: Broadcasters. MARJORIE RUTH HILL-G. A. A.: Friendship: Dis- aster Corps. ROGER HIPPSLEY-N. H. S., Pres.: Broadcasters Pres.: Student Council. Ex. Board: Track: H-Club. JANE GATTOZZI-N, H. S., Sec.: J. F. A. C., Treas.: Girls' Cabinet, Art Chair.: Caldron, Club Editor: Jr. Lit.: Sr. Lit.: G. A. A.: Boosters: Friendship. ROSE ANNE GAUMER-N. H. S.: Hts. Players: Crest Staif: Quill 81 Scroll: Friendship. BARBARA ANN GEMERCHAKA-Sr. Lit., Treas.: Friendship: Corr. Guard: Riding Club: N. H. S. JANIE GILBERTJB. 8: G., Editor: Vice Pres. of Sr. Class: J. F. A. C., Pres.: Student Council, Ex. Board: Quill 8: Scroll: Sr. Lit.: Friendship: G. A. A.: Hts. Players: Red Cross: B. Sz G. Mailing Comm.: Boosters. NORMA MAE GILLETT'4B. 85 G., Circ. Mgr.: F. T. A., Vice Pres.: Sr. Lit.: Friendship: Broadcasters: A. S. C: G. A. A. JEANNE EDYTHE GOLD-Managers: Cinema: Friendship: Caldron Typist. JOYCE FRANCES GOLDBERGAB r o a d c a s t e r s: Friendship: Cinema: Disaster Corps: Corr. Guard: KJ. A. A. JAMES S. GOLDRICH-Student Council: Broad- casters: Cadet Band: Concert Band, Student Con- ductor: Pep Band: Orchestra: Assembly Band: Band K Orchestra Staff: Intramurals: Marching Band Ser- geant: Music Apprec.: Boosters: Corr. Guard. PEGGY GRAYfCadets, Sec. Treas.: N. H. S.: Sr. Lit.: Jr. Lit.: Boosters: G. A. A.: Friendship: Hermes Staff. JANUARY LORETTA JANTONIO-FriendshipL G. A. A.: Boosters: B. Sz G. Mailing Comm. PATRICIA JOAN KAHAN-Cinema: Friendship: Music Apprec. ESTHER KAUFMAN-Red Cross: Friendship: Com- mercial Club: Chorus. MERLE ROY KAZDIN-Spanish Club: Gym Office Worker. NORMA S. KELMAN-Friendship: Commercial Club. ALVIN KITAY-Baseball Mgr., Sr. Mgr.: H-Club: Camera Club: Intramurals. JARED B. KLEIN-Choir, Tyler: Caldron Staff: Corr. Guard: Lab. Assist.: Intramurals. JOHN C. KLEIN-Student Council: N. H. S.: Broad- casters, Treas.: Football: Track: Swimming: Cadet Band: Concert Band: Intramurals: A. S. C.: H-Club: Marching Band: Pep Band: Band Staff. RITA KRILL-Tennis Club: G. A. A.: Music Apprec.: Friendship: Cinema: Managers. AGNES KRITZLER-Cor r. Guard: Friendship: Cinema: G. A. A. JERRY KURLAND-Intramurals: Corr. Guard: Dis- aster Corps: Debate Club: A. S. C.: Boosters. AL LAURICH-Football: Noon Movie Guard, Noon Movie Captain: H-Club: Intramurals: Corr. Guard. LAQWRJENCE HIRSCH-Football: H-Club: Corr. uar . JEAN HOLLAND-Girls' Cabinet: G. A. A.: Friend- ship: Boosters: Caldron: J. F, A. C.: Swim Club: Corr. Guard: Athletic Club. RICHARD HORNING-Football: H-Club: Noon Movie Guard: Corr. Guard: Gamma Hi-Y: Combined Council Hi-Y. BARBARA HORTON-Choir: Friendship: G. A. A.: Girls' Glee Club: Managers: Friendship: Student Council. MORTON A. HORWITZ-Broadcasters: Boosters: Basketball: Intramurals: Corr. Guard: A. S. C. EILEEN IVEY-Choir, Librarian: G. A. A., Corr. See.: Athletic Club, Vice Pres.: Yellow Jackets: Caldron: Gym Cadets: Friendship. ELAINE JANE JAFFE-Hts. Players: Corr. Guard: Crest Staff: Boosters: Library Club, Sec.: B. QQ G. Mailing Comm. GERALDINE JAFFE-Friendship: Boosters: B. K G. Mailing Comm.: A. S. C.: Glee Club: Chorus. ROSALYN LEE JAFFE-B. 81 G. Staff: Student Coun- cil: Broadcasters: Student Announcers: G. A. A.: Red Cross: Sr. Lit.: Jr. Lit.: A. S. C.: Boosters: B. Sz G. Mailing Comm.: Corr. Guard. SENIORS NORMA LERNERfCrest Art Static: Library Club Science Club: Friendship: Music Apprec.: G. A. A. BORIS A. LEVINE-Broadcasters: Corr. Guard: Intra murals: N. H. S. MARILYN LEWIS--G. A. A.: Boosters: Friendship. AUDREY J. LIEDER-G. A. A.: Friendship: Boosters Corr. Guard. JOAN I. LIPKING-Glee Club: B. K G.: Managers Disaster Corps. MARJORIE LUBESHKOFF-Friendship. MONA LUBIN-Girls' Cabinet: Service Club: Friend- ship: Managers: Corr. Guard. DONALD LYTTON-Football: Intramurals. BERNARD MARCUS-Intramurals: Track: Corr. Guard. ..:fw '+:1. A ub . V , 'ET' E give 352 NANCY MARKOWITZ-Friendship: G. A. A.: Boosters. BEVERLY JANE MARKS GEORGE MATSON-Cross Country Track: Corr. Guard: Alpha Hi-Y: Track: Intramurals: Library Guard. SANFORD MAXSON-B. S: G.: Hts. Players: Rifle Team: All School Party Comm.: Office Assist. BARBARA MCMAHON-G. A. A.: Friendship: N. H. S.: A. S. C.: Sr. Lit.: Jr. Lit.: Red Cross. LOIS MCQUAID-G. A. A.: Jr. Lit.: Corr. Guard: Cinema: Friendship: Boosters. GENE MELTER DORIS MESHENBERG-G. A. A.: Friendship: Cinema: Boosters: Red Cross. MARVIN METSCHIS-Hts. Players, Sec., Vice Pres.: National Thespians, Pres.: B. 8: G., lid.-in-Chief: Quill Sz Scroll, Pres.: N. H. S.: Concert Band: March- ing Band: Pep Band: Hermes: Cadet Band: Music Apprec.: Student Council, Ex. Board: Chess Sz Checker Club: Corr. Guard: Band 81 Orchestra Staff, Pub. Chair. GEORGE MILLER-N. H. S., Treas.: Student Council: Debate Club, Pres.: Chess Team, Captain: Science Club: Broadcasters: Intramurals, Captain: VVriting Club. HARALD MILLER-Soph. Speech Contest. First Place: Caldron: Debate Club: Chess Team, Captain: N. H. S.: Student Council. ARNOLD MITCHELL-Soph. Chorus: Intramurals: Red Cross: Corr. Guard. JANUARY FRANCES JOANN MONATERI-Friendship: G. A. A.: Boosters: B. Sz G. Mailing Comm. ROBERT M. MOOK-Boosters: Swimming Team: Epsilon Hi-Y: Cadet Band: Concert Band: Marching Band: Orchestra: Music Apprec.: N. H. S.: Lab. As- sist.: Intramurals: Red Cross. ALBERT MORHARD-Football: German Club: Base- ball: Intramurals: Epsilon Hi-Y, Sec.: Corr. Guard: Movie Guard: Boosters: H-Club: Red Cross: Student Council. JOAN MURRAY-Music Apprec. BETTY NEIDES-B. 8: G. Mailing Comm.: Friend- ship: Managers: Boosters, Pub. Comm.: Corr. Guard: Commercial Club: Music Apprec. PATRICIA NEWCOMB-Girls' Cabinet, Record. Sec.: J. F. A, C.: Sr. Lit.: Jr. Lit.: Friendship: Boosters: G. A. A.: Swim Club: Yellow Jackets: Athletic Club: Red Cross: Corr. Guard: Life Saving: Gym Cadets' Student Council. 1 HERBERT NUSBAUM-A. S. C.: Broadcasters: Intra- murals: B. 8: G.: Corr. Guard: Movie Guard: Boosters' Student Council. WILLIAM THOMPSON ONGiPres. of Sr. Class: Pres. of jr. Class: Epsilon Hi-Y, Vice Pres., Chaplain: Student Council, Ex. Board: H-Club: Corr. Guard' Movie Guard: Intramurals: Football: Basketball. MARILYN ORR-Girls' Cabinet, Vice Pres.: Jr. Lit., Soc. Chair.: Cadets: B. ik G.: G. A. A.: Friendship' J. F. A. C.: Boosters. 1 1 : ROY J. PADOLIK-Football: Intramurals: Corr. Guard: Red Cross: All School Party Comm. JACK PALLONE-Student Council: Rifle Club: Intra- murals: Corr. Guard. JOANNE PALUMBO--Friendship. AUDREY PARNES-Quill 8: Scroll: N. H. S.: Student Council: Girls' Cabinet: B. 81 G., Assist. Ed.: Gym Cadets: jr. Lit.: Sr. Lit.: G. A. A.: Friendship: Red Cross: Boosters: Hts. Players: A. S. C. GILDA PERETZ-Crest Art Staff. DON PETTAY-Intramurals: Corr. Guard. ROLAND L. PHILLIPS-Cadet Band: Concert Baud: Pep Band: Marching Band: Music Apprec.: Corr. Guard: Movie Guard: Intramurals: I. C. C.: Red Cross: Student Council: Swim Team. ALAN DAVID PODIS-N. H. S.: Concert Band, Stu- dent Director: Marching Band, Sergeant: Assembly Band: Orchestra: Band 8: Orchestra Staff: Broad- casters, Head Engineer: Movie Guard: Music Apprcc.: Lab. Assist. ALICE MARIE POLEYgFriendship. NANCY PORTER--G. A. A.: Swim Cadets: Yellow Jackets: N. H. S.: Tennis Club: Jr. Lit.: Sr. Lit.: I. C. C.: Red Cross: Life Saving: Friendship. DIANA RABINSKYhCorr. Guard: Music Apprcc.: Friendship: G, A, A. TED H. RAUTENBERG-Concert Band: Marching Band. Sergeant: Orchestra: Little Symphony: Pep Band: Band Sz Orchestra Staff: Music Apprec.: Radio Club: Intramurals. SENIORS 3 ig s ix 3 8' J: I f . BARBARA RUSH--Gym Cadets: G. .-X. .-X.: Friendship Club: Boosters: J. F. A. C.: Red Cross. DANIEL SABLE-Concert Band: Band Staff: March- ing' Band: Cadet Band: Orchestra: Music Apprecxl Pep Band: Intramurals: Hts. Hi Hats: Military Ball Comm.: Drum Major. RUTH ELLEN SAFIER-Boosters: Pep Assembly Comm.: Managers: A. S. C.: Red Cross: Friendship: Hts. Players. DON SAKS-B. 8 G.: Red Cross. R. ALLEN SAVAGE-Corr. Guard: Track: B. Sz G.: l'an-.Xmerican Club: Science Club. ADELE FAY SAVITT-N. H. S.: Sr. Lit.: Jr. Lit.: Friendship: G. A. A. BEVERLY SCHECHTMAN-N. H. S.: Broadcasters: .X. C.: jr. Lit.: Sr. Lit.: Hermes Staff: Student Council: Girls' Cabinet: Friendship: G. A. .-X,: Shutter Bugs. EUGENE A. SCHELLINGER-Football: XVistg'oma Hi-Y: Intramurals: Movie Guard. HERB SCHNEIDER-Basketball: Track: Football: Intramurals: Red Cross: H-Club: Student Council. PAULINE SCHRECK-Student Council: Friendship: Boosters: G. A. A. SUZANNE LEE SCHREIBER-Student Council: Gym Cadets: Red Cross: Friendship: G. A. A.: Boosters: Corr. Guard. MARJORY ,TANE SCHWARTZYCrcst Art Staffl Managers: Commercial Club, Treas.: Friendship. HERBERT REECE JR.-Corr. Guard: Student Coun- eil: Red Cross: Collectors: Safe Driving Club: Rifle Club: Intramurals: Track: All School Party Comm. DORIS JEAN RICHARDS-Yellow jackets, Pres.: Swim Cadets, Treas.: G. A. A.: Athletic Club: Friend- ship: Red Cross: jr. Lit.: Corr. Guard: Girls' Cabinet: Caldron. DOLORES RINGLE-B. Sz G., News Ed.: Quill 81 Scroll: Broadcasters: jr. Lit.: Sr. Lit.: A. S. C.: Boosters: Friendship: G. A. .-X.: Corr. Guard: Disaster Corps. HARRY RITCHIE-Hts. Players: Concert Band: National Thespians: Orchestra: N. H. S.: Intramurals: Marching Band: Alpha Hi-Y: Band K Orchestra Staff: Pep Band: Lab. Assist. CAROL ANNE ROSE-jr. Lit.: G. A-X. .-X.: Friendship, Pub. Chair.: Boosters: Corr. Guard: Tennis Club. EVELYN MARIE ROSSIYFriendship. BESSIE ELLEN ROSSMAN-B. Sz G.: Caldron: Con- cert Band: Marching' Band: Orchestra: Pep Band. HELENE E. ROTH-Friendship: Red Cross: Corr. Guard: Broadcasters. GERALD D. ROWE-Transferred from Glenville: Intramurals. t . 2' JANUARY BARBARA SMITH-N. H. S.: Crest Art Staff: Quill 85 Scroll: B. Sz G. Art Staff: Friendship: Jr. Lit. BETTY LEE SNYDER-Jr. Lit.. Pres.: Sr. Lit., Vice Pres.: N. H. S.: Girls' Cabinet, VVays Sz Means Chair.: Friendship, Jr. Prog. Chair., Sr. Social Chair.: Cadets: G. A. A.: Boosters: Hermes Staff. FRED SOLOIVION-Transferred from Glenville. MARILYN SUE SPERBER-G. .-X. A.: Friendship: Music Apprec.: Cinema. ARTHUR L. STASHOWER-Football: Track: H- Club: Cadet Band: Concert Band: Marching Band: Pep Band: Orchestra: Band fe Orchestra Staff: Music Apprec.: Student Council: Intramurals: Corr. Guard, Captain. NANCY CAROL STEINER-Commercial Club, Sec.: Friendship. GUS STERN-Intramurals. HUEY J. STINSON-Stage Crew: German Club: Hts. Players. MARVIN J. SUGERMAN-Football: Baseball: I. C. C.: Intramurals, Mgr.: Red Cross. LOUISE SWAN-Jr. Lit.: Friendship: G. A. A. GEORGE ANN TANNOWG. A. A.: Tennis Club: Friendship. ABBA TERR-N. H. S.: Orchestra: Concert Band: Pep Band: Band 81 Orchestra Static: Music Apprec., Curator, Pres.: Marching Band: Debating Club: Red Cross: Intramurals: Hermes Staff. BARBARA SHACKSON-N. H. S.: G. A. A.: jr. Lit,: Sr. Lit.: Corr. Guard: Friendship: Hermes Staff: Boosters: Office Aid. DON SHANKS-Concert Band: Music Apprec.: March- ing Band: Pep Band: Band Staff: Drum Major: Band Prop. Crew Chair.: Intramurals: Corr. Guard. DOROTHY SHAPERO-N. H. S.: Sr. Lit.: jr. Lit.: Quill K Scroll: B. 81 G., Business Mgr.: Corr. Guard: A. S. C.: G. A. A.: Friendship: Boosters. JERRY C. SHAPIRO-Intramurals, Mgr.: A. S. C.: Disaster Corps: Red Cross: Corr. Guard: B. 81 G.: Intramurals: Boosters: Movie Guard. GERTRUDE SHEAR-B. Sz G., Typist: Disaster Corps. Sec.: Red Cross: Pan-American: Friendship. B. CHRIS SHEELER-Cadet Band: Concert Band: Marching Band: Pep Band: Band Staff: Intramurals: Boosters: Red Cross: Student Council. JACK SHEPLER-Boosters, Treas.: Hi-Y, Treas., Sec.: Football: Corr. Guard: B. 81 G.: Intramurals: I. C. C., Vice Pres. LLOYD I. SHURE EVELYN SIMS-Friendship. SENIORS ROBERT E. THOMAS-Hi-Y, Yice Pres.: Intra- murals: Corr. Guard, Captain: Football: Lab. Assist. NANCY CAROL THOMSON-G. A. A.: Friendship: Tennis Club. GORDON TOLEU-Basketball: Intramurals: A. S. C.: Boosters: Broadcasters. PATRICIA TUBAUGH-N. H. S., Yice Pres.: Sr. Lit., Pres.: Crest Staff: Gym Cadets: Quill CQ Scroll: G. A. A.: J. F. A. C., Pub. Chair.: jr. Lit., Corr. Sec.: Boosters: Student Council: Friendship: Girls' Cabinet: Ofiice Aid. MARGUERITE WADSWORTH-Hts. Players: Pres! National Thespians: Girls' Cabinet. WILLIAM L. WAGNER-Concert Band: Marching: Band: Alpha Hi-Y. Sec.. Treas.: Intramurals: Orches- tra: Pep Band. BARBARA WARHAFT-Transferred f r o in john Adams: lXlanagers. ALICE WEEKS-N. H. S.: Student Council: Sr. Lit.. Record. Sec.: jr. Lit.: G. A. A.: Tennis Club: Athletic Club: Friendship: Boosters: Red Cross. MARVIN WEINBERGER-French Club: Music Ap- prec.: l'anel Discussion. Y ,xl 5 fm m i if ':: 1. 27 5 ' L Af JOYCE WEINERfCrest Staff: A. S. C.: G. A. A.: Boosters. NORMA WEINTRAUB-Friendship: Hts. Players: Corr. fiuard. EVE WEISS-Corr. Guard: Friendship: Cinema: Dis- aster Corps: Managers. PHYLLIS WEISSWJ. F. A. C.: Friendship: Sr. Lit.I N. H. S.: jr. Lit.: Managers: Broadcasters: G, A. A. PATRICIA A. WHEATON-Cheerleader: J. F. A. C.: Friendship: jr. Lit.: Boosters: Girls' Cabinet: Nurses Aid: G. A. A. ALICE WODICKA-Managers, Pres.. Vice Pres.: Friendship: Boosters: Cinema: Girls' Cabinet: A. S. C.: Corr. Guard: Red Cross: Library Club. HERB WUNDERLICH KENNETH V. ZELINA-Football: Baseball: Basket- ball: Corr. Guard: Noon Movie Guard: H-Club. ANNETTE RACHELLE ZELMON-Choir, Section Leader: Girls' Cabinet: Boosters: A, S. C.: G. A. A.: Girls' Glee Club: Friendship. Seniafz Zlzamenavle led! dy Gag Seniors don formals and tuxedoes for Prom. JUNE JANE AARONSON-G. A. A.: Friendship: Red Cross: Corr. Guard. BETTY ABEL-Boosters: Friendship: G. A. A.: Corr. Guard: Red Cross. DANIEL J. ABRAMS-Orchestra: Staff: Music Ap- prec., Y. Pres.: String Trio. HOWARD IVAN ABRAMSON-Intramurals. BOB AGAPI-Basketball: Football: Delta Hi-Y. Pres.. V. Pres., Sec.: Noon Movie Guard: Boosters. JANE ALBERT-F. T. A., Pres.: Caldron: Jr. Lit.: Friendship: G. A. A.: Pan-American: Student Council. DICK ALEXANDER-Marching Band: Intramurals! Delta Hi-Y. VIOLA ALLYN-G. A. A.: Friendship: Broadcasters: Boosters: Riding Club: Panel Discussion Club: Red Cross. DARLENE AMOTT-Choir: N. H. S.: G. A. A.: Swim Club, Pres. 'N .. Q.-f 1 'P ,ff Q UK as l AM ii p . A .Sw SENIORS NANCY AMRAM-Treas. of Jr. Class: Gym Cadets: G. A. A.: Friendship: Hts. Players: Girls' Glee Club: Red Cross: Boosters: Tennis Club. SALLY AMRAM!Sec. of Jr. Class: Gym Cadets: G. A. A.: Girls' Cabinet: Friendship: Boosters: Hts. Players: Girls' Glee Club: Caldron. ALICE SPALDING ANDREWS-N. H. S.: Sr, Lit.Z G. A. A.: Tennis Club, Pres.: Hermes: Music Apprec. JIM ANDREWS-Swimming' Team: Delta Hi-Y: Choir: Boosters, Ex. Board: Intramurals. JACKIE ARNOFF-B. K G., Assoc. Editor: Gym Cadets: Cheerleader: I. C. C.: G. A. A.: Friendship: A. S. C.: Jr. Lit.: Boosters: Cinema, Pres. ' ELLEN RUTH ASADOW-Friendship: B ooste r s: Cinema. PATRICIA ASHLEY-Choir, Accompanist: N. H. S.: Music Apprec.: Jr. Lit.: Sr. Lit. LOIS ELAINE BADEN-B r 0 a d c a s t e r sg Cinema: Friendship. JOAN BAKER-Choir: Boosters: Friendship: G. A. A.: Red Cross. ELLIOTT BALLONOFF PATRICIA R. BAME-Choir: Music Apprec.: Girls' Glee Club. ROBERT BANDELOW-Broadcasters: Corr. Guard: Intramurals. J NORMAN BANFIELD-Intramurals. INA SYDELLE BARKAN-Broadcasters: F. T. A.: Jr. Lit.: A. S. C.: Friendship: Boosters. ARTHUR P. BARNES-Marching Band, Top Sergeant: Concert Band: Pep Band: Band Staff: Prop Crew: Cadet Band. RUSSELL Z. BARON-Broadcasters: A. S. C.: Intra murals: Red Cross: Boosters. JO ANN BARR-Cheerleader: Boosters, Ex. B oard G. A. A.: Swim Club: Girls' Cabinet: Friendship. ALVIN BASKIN-Track: Corr. Guard: Intramurals Visual Ed.: Stage Crew: Movie Guard. GLADYS BATCHELOR-Girls' Cabinet: Glec Club G. A. A.: Friendship: Athletic Club. GRETCHEN BAUMGARDNER+Friendship: Chorus DONALD B. BEGIS-I. C. C.: Intramurals, Mgr. Student Council: Corr. Guard: Boosters: Red Cross. xl iiii IQV: T UNE ERNEST BENCHELL-Corr. Guard: I. C. C.: Intra- murals: Disaster Corps. RUTH BENJAMIN-Friendship: Boosters: G. A. A.: A. S. C.: Red Cross: Corr. Guard. JOAN BENSON'-Broadcasters, Announcer: Sr. Lit.: A. S. C.: Friendship: G. A. A.: B. K G. Mailing Comm.: Corr. Guard: Boosters. BERTHA BERENSTEIN-Friendship: B. Sz G.: Corr. Guard: Music Apprec. ALLAN D. BERG--Transferred from E. Tech: Intra- murals. WESLEY BERGER-Golf Team: A. S. C.: S t u d e nt Council: Corr. Guard: Broadcasters: Intramurals: H-Club. LARRY BERK--B a s e b all: Intramurals: H-Club: Boosters. BOB BINGHAM-Football: Movie Guard: Intramurals' Corr. Guard. CHARLES BINGHAM-RiHe Club, Treas.: Boosters' Red Cross: Shutterbug Club: Rifle Team: Corr. Guard v v FRED BIXLER-Intramurals: Gamma Hi-Y: Corr. G ard. GLENN BLANCHARD-Intramurals. GLORIA BLAUSHILD-F. T. A.: Broadcasters: G. A A.: Tennis Club: Athletic Club: Friendship. SENIORS LILA PHYLLIS BRESSMAN-Hts. Players: Friend- ship. JANET BRISBIN-Student Council: Friendship: G. A. A. ELAINE D. BROWN4Friendship: G. A. A.: Boosters: Managers: Corr. Guard. JACK THEODORE BROWN-Football Mgr.: Chem- istry Lab. Assist.: Orchestra: Cafeteria VYOrker: Science Club: Corr. Guard: Intramurals. BARBARA BUDDE-Concert Band: Orchestra: Cadet Band: Marching Band, Sr. Olhcer: Band StalT: Pep Band: N. H. S.: Lab. Assist.: Sr. Lit.: Friendship: Music Appree. VICTOR BURT-Transferred from Glenville: Orches- tra: Student Council. MARIE CAPUTO-Yellow Jackets. V. Pres.: Cheer- leader: G. A. A.: Boosters. Ex. Board: Girls' Cabinet: Red Cross. MICHAEL CASSIDY--Transferred from Cathedral Latin: B. 81 G. LEO A. CATTANI-Football: Basketball: Track: Vldstgoma Hi-Y, Pres.: Combined Hi-Y. Treas.: In- tramurals: H-Club: B. K G. ARDUINO B. CERALDI-Intramurals: Golf Team. JOYCE BEVERLY CHATTMAN SALLY CIKRA-Gym Cadets: Yellow Jackets: G. A. A.: Athletic Club, Pres.: Girls' Cabinet, Treas.: J. F. .-X. C.: Sr. Lit.: Jr. Lit.: Student Council: Boosters: Friendship. RICHARD R. BLOOM-Transferred from John Adams: Football: Intramurals. SHELDON BLUMBERG-Transferred from Glenville. BERNICE BOBINCHUCK--Friendship. EVELYN BORKLAND-Friendship: G. A. A. DAN BOSIS-German Club, Pres.: Hts. Players: Intra- murals. LAURA BOXERBAUM-Hts. Players: Jr. Lit.: Friendship. ALINE BOYER-Friendship. ANN BRAASCH-N. H. S.: Caldron, Photographer: Crest Statif: Camera Club. JANICE BRAND-Transferred from Shaker: A. S. C.: Boosters: Friendship. JUNE BARBARA COULSTONACaldron, Activity Ed.: Hts. Players: Boosters, Pep Assembly Comm.: Jr. Lit.: Friendship: G. A. A.: Athletic Club. ALAN CRAGG-Alpha Hi-Y, V. Pres.: Intramurals: Boosters: Red Cross: Panel Discussion Club: Corr. Guard: Caldron. DANIEL M. CRISP-Transferred from Vllashington, D. C. JIM CRONIGER-Beta Hi-Y: Intramurals: German Club: Science Club. JUNE CROUTER--Choir: Student Council: N. H. S., Sec.: Music Apprec.: J. F. A. C., V. Pres.: Girls, Glee Cl b. ROBJERT CSEHEK-Intramurals: Corr. Guard: Track. JOHN D'ALESSANDRO-Student Council. ANN LOUISE DANIELS-Friendship: G. A. A. ALBERT DAVIS-Intramurals, Mgr.: Football. BEVERLY DAVIS-Science Club, Sec.: Debate Club: Writing Club: Library Club: A. S. C. SANFORD DAVIS-Broadcasters: Intramurals, Mgr.: Caldron: Corr. Guard. VIRGINIA DAVIS-Student Council, V. Pres.: Jr. Lit., Pres.: Sr. Lit.: Friendship: Boosters. GEORGE H. CLARK-Orchestra: Band: Marching Band: Lab. Assist.: German Club: Broadcasters: Science Club: Driving Club: Corr. Guard. MARGARET ANN COBBE-Office Aid: Friendship: Pan-American: B. Sz G. Mailing Comm. KENNETH COHEN-Intramurals, Mgr.: Corr. Guard. ROBERT H. COMP GEORGIA LOU CONNER-Friendship: G. A. A.: Caldron: J. F. A. C.: Jr. Lit. MARY CORCORAN CYVIA CORT-N. H. S.: Caldron: Copy. Ed.: Hts. Players: H-Club Show: Soph. Speech Contest: Friend- ship, Social Chair.: Boosters: G. A. A.: Red Cross: Corr. Guard: Tennis Club: Quill gl Scroll. DANIEL CORT-A. S. C., Pres.: Caldron: Corr. Guard: Intramurals. BARBARA COTESWORTH-Girls' Cabinet: Student Council: Office Aid: Sr. Lit.: Jr. Lit.: G. A. A.: Friendship: Girls' Glee Club: Red Cross: N. H. S, SENIORS JERRY DE CHANT-Football: Delta Hi-Y. See., Pres.. Treas.: Noon Movie tiuard: Student Council: Intramurals: H-Club. SANDRA ESTHER DELSON-Corr. Guard: Office Aid: Cinema: Broadcasters: A. S. C.: Friendship. LILLIAN DEL VECCHIOfl7rie-ndship: Red Cross ALICE DEMIRJIAN--G. A. A.: Athletic Club: Friend- ship: Boosters: Disaster Corps: Red Cross. MARY DENNIS-Yellow Jackets: A. S. C.: G. A. A.: Swim Club. JANE ELLEN DE WALT-Friendship, Pres.: Girls' Cabinet: J. F. A. C.. Soeial Chair.: Sr. Lit.: Jr. Lit., Prog. Chair.: G. A. A.: Boosters: Red Cross: Office Aid: N. H. DAVID DIEBOLD-Marching Baud: Concert Band: Intramurals. BETTY RUTH DILLENflfriendship. JOSEPHINE DI NARDIS-ti. A. A.: Athletie Club: Jr. Lit.: lfriendship: F. T. A. '57 El CL JACK DUGGAN-Marching Band: Concert Baud: Cadet Band: Pep Band: Student Council: Intramurals. EUDORA EBERT-Band: Orchestra: Band S: Or- chestra Staff, Sec.: Music Appree.: Jr. Lit.: Friend- ship. CAROLYN EGBERT-Choir: Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: Friendship. PHYLLIS EICHENBAUIVI-Transferred from Glen- ville: A. C.: Ifriendship. AUDREY EISENBERG-Caldron, Art Ed.: Crest. Sec. of Art Staff: French Club, Sec.: Friendship: Sr. Lit.. Treas.: G. A. A.: Jr. Lit.: Hts. Players: Boosters. BURTON N. EISNER--Broadcasters: Concert Band: Marching Band: Cadet Band: Intramurals: Panel Dis- cussion Club: B. X G. STANLEY ELLIS-Caldron. Business Mgr.: Yisual Ed.: Track: Intramurals. AUDREY ELLISON-Hts. Players: G. A. A.: Boosters: Friendship. HARRIET ELRADfFriendship, Ex. Board: Girls' Cabinet: G. A. A.: Boosters: Jr. Lit.: B. 81 G.: Riding Club. RONALD A. EMERLING-Hts. Players: Head of Lit- tle Theater: Yisual Ed.: Stage Crew: A. S. C.: Intra- murals. RITA ENTRUP-Friendship. RUTH ERICSON-Girls' Cabinet: Friendship: G. A. A.: Boosters: Caldron: Panel Discussion Club. JUNE DON ESTERSON-Football: A. S. C.: Boosters: Red Cross: Intramurals. GEORGE G. FADOUL ,IACQUELINE MARIE FASCIANO-Friendship, V. Pres. of Ir. Chap., Prog. Chair. of Sr. Chap.: Boosters. MATTHEW D. FELDMAN--Shutterbug Club. Pres.: B. 81 G., Sports Ed., Photographer: Visual Edu Science Club: Caldron, Photographer: Orchestra. GERRI JO FERRIS-Friendship: Swim Club. MARI SUE FERRIS-Friendship. ANNE MARIE FETH-Girls' Cabinet: G. A. A.: Friendship: Boosters: Chorus: Red Cross: Caldron. BETTY FINESILVER-Cinema: Music Apprec.: Friendship: Chorus. JAMES BERNARD FINTZ-Marching Band: Pep Band: Concert Band: Band Staff: Intramurals: Base- ball: Cafe. Worker: Boosters. ROBERT FITCH-Rifle Club. CHARLES FLEISHMANv-Intramurals: Corr. Guard. JOAN FLYNN DOROTHY FORBES-Girls' Cabinet. Corr. Sec.: Friendship, Social Chair.. Treas.: Jr. Lit.: Sr. Lit.: G. .A. A.: Gym Cadets: Boosters: Sec. of Sr. Class. MARIO J. FORTE-Alpha Hi-Y: Pan-American: Or- chestra: Corr. Guard: Red Cross: Piano Class. BOB FOX-Transferred from Euclid Central: Broad- casters, Announcer. BARBARA FRANCISCO-N. H. S.: G. A. A.: Jr. Lit.: Friendship. RICHARD L. FRANCISCO-N. H. S.: Broadcasters: Corr. Guard: Pan-American, Sec., Treas.: Red Cross. BETTY FRANKLIN-Transferred from John Adams: Friendship: Boosters. EMILIE FREEDMAN-Gym Cadets, Pres.: A. S. C.: Boosters: V. Pres. of jr. Class: German Club, Sec., Treas.: Cinema, Pres.: Friendship: Hts. Players: Soph. Speech Contest, First Place: G. A. A.: B. 81 G. Mailing Comm.: Girls' Cabinet: Caldron, Circulation Mgr. DONALD FRIEDMAN-B. 81 G.: Broadcasters: Track: Cross-Country Track: Intramurals: Corr. Guard: Red Cross. JO ANN FRIEDMAN-Friendship: Boosters: Jr. Lit.: Cinema: Corr. Guard: Disaster Corps: G. A. A. SENIORS -Y ., Ne. DONALD GARDNER-Stage Crew: Student Council: Corr. Guard: Visual Ed. VIVIAN L. GELBER-Broadcasters: G. A. A.: Yellow Jackets: Boosters: Friendship: Caldron. BETTY ANN GELFAND-N. H. S.: Music Apprec.: Friendship: Library Club: Pan-American. ALBERT I. GELLER-A. S. C.: Intramurals: Boost- ers: Science Club. ALAN H. GEPFERT-N. H. S.: Caldron: Hts. Players: Red Cross: Lab. Assist.: Quill 81 Scroll. SANFORD GETREU-Hts, Players: Stage Crew, Mgr.: Visual Ed.: Student Council. DICK GILLES MILTON GLANZ-Orchestra: Music Apprec.: March- ing Band. CORA GLICK-Hts. Players: Friendship. DONALD GLOVER-B. Sz G.: Intramurals. JOYCE ANNE GODFRAY-Choir: B. 81 G.: Girls' Glee Club: Friendship: Chorus. JERRY S. GOLD-Intramurals, Mgr.: A. S. C.: Student Council: Boosters: I. C. C.: Debate Club. LUCILLE FRIEDMAN-Friendship: Cineina: B. G. RICHARD FRIEDMAN4-Track: Intramurals: Corr. Guard: A. S. C.: Boosters: Red Cross: Marching Band. JACK FRIEL-Student Council: Baseball: H-Club: Intramurals. HARRIET FROST-Broadcasters, Sec., Treas.: Cald- ron, Faculty Ed.: Student Council: Red Cross: French Club. V. Pres.. Sec., Treas.: Tennis Club: Riding Club: Jr. Lit.: Sr. Lit.: Friendship. PATRICIA FUGEDY-Friendship: Red Cross, Sec.: G. A. A.: Tennis Club: Boosters: B. 81 G.: Student Council. JUDY GALIO-Friendship: Boosters: G. A. A.: Corr. Guard: Cinenia: Red Cross: A. S. C. RUTH GANNON-Cadet Band: Marching Band: Girls' Glec Club: G. A. A.: Friendship: Nurse's Aid. GAYLORD GANO-Track: Intramurals: Corr. Guard. MARILYN GARBER-Crest. Lit. Statifz Hts. Players: National Thespians: Corr. Guard. an ev Q . JUNE LEW GORDON-Track: Intramurals: Corr. Guard: Noon Movie Guard: Boosters. V MARILYN GORDON-Friendship: Library Club: Cinema. , TOM GORRIE-Football, Head Mgr.: Student Coun- cil: Intramurals: Alpha Hi-Y. KENNETH GOTTLIEB-Science Club: Pan-Ameri- can: Photography Club: Library Page. LARRY GOTTLIEB-Football: Basketball: Boosters: Panel Discussion Club: Intramurals: Broadcasters. BILL GREENBAUM-Broadcasters: Track: Cross- Country Track: H-Club. GLORIA JEAN GROSSMAN-Friendship: F. T. A. BETTY GROTH--Girls! Cabinet: G. A. A.: Athletic Club: Tennis Club: Friendship: Boosters: Corr. Guard. THAD A. GRYGO-Track: Alpha Hi-Y: Basketball: Intramurals: Corr. Guard. ALAN J. GUTMAN-Science Club, Pres.: Lab. Assist.: Visual Ed.: German Club: Photography Club. Pres.: Panel Discussion Club. B. DONALD GUTTENPLAN-A. S. C.: Camera Club: , Intramurals. GLADYS HADDADYChoir, Staff: B. ek G., Assoc. lid.: Gym Cadets: I. F. A. C.: Sr. Lit., Corr. Sec.: Ir. Lit.: Student Council: Caldron: Girls' Glee Club: Chorus: Friendship. LAWRENCE GOLD-Transferred from St. Peters- burg, Fla.: A. S. C.: Boosters: Hermes: Intramurals. EDWARD GOLDHAMER-Caldron, Contract Mgr.: Track: H-Club: Corr. Guard: German Club: Intra- murals: Boosters: Equip. Mgr. JOAN GOLDHAMER-N. H. S.: Swim Cadets: Yela low Jackets: G. A. A.: Friendship: Panel Discussion Club: Boosters. MARILYN R. GOLDSTEIN-Transferred from Glen- ville: A. S. C., Business Mgr.: Managers: Broad- casters: Disaster Corps: Friendship: Red Cross: Corr. Guard: G. A. A.: Boosters. JAY GOLDSTON-A. S. C.: Corr. Guard: Intramurals: Boosters. JOANNE EMILY GOMBERG-N. H. S.: Swim Cadets: Hermes: Music Apprec.: Sr. Lit.: Ir. Lit.: Red Cross: Swim Club: Girls' Cabinet: G. A. A.: Chorus. ALAN GOODMAN-Pan-American: Science Club: Music Apprec.: Photography Club. CHESTER E. GORDON-N. H. S., Treas.: Hts. Players: Panel Discussion Club: Science Club: Broad- Eaisgers: A. S. C.: Red Cross: Intramurals: Radio un. DOLORES GORDON-Transferred from Glenville: Sr. Lit.: Friendship: Riding Club. SENIORS JEAN HAGBERG-Choir: Gym Cadets. Sec.: Student Council: Boosters: Swim Club: G. A. A.: Friendship. MARIANNE HAMLEY-G. A. A.: Hts. Players: Friendship: Red Cross: Riding Club. DAVID HAMMOND-Transferred from VVoodstock High, Vt.: Rifle Club: Intramurals: Stage Crew. MARVIN HANDELSMAN PEARL E. HANDLER-Friendship: B. K. G. Mailing Comm.: A. S. C.: Commercial Club. DICK HANSON-Corr. Guard: lntramurals. PRICE HARLEY-Science Club. DONALD HARRIS-Transferred from G l e n v i l I e: Marching Band: Intramurals. HOWARD HARRIS-A. S. C.: Swiniming Team: Stu- dent Council: lntramurals, Equipment Mgr. X is 2 vw m -s SUZANNE HARRIS-Transferred from Buchtel High School, Akron: Friendship. JEANNE HARTMAN-Caldron. Cnderclass Ed.: Friendship. Pres. of Sr. Chap.: Jr. Lit.: Crest: Boosters. MARILYN HARTMAN-Choir: Girls' Glee Club: G. A. A.: Boosters: Friendship. NORRIS T. HARTSHORNfDelta Hi-Y, Treas.. Pres.: Y. Pres. of Combined Hi-Y: Swimming Team: Intra- murals: Boosters: Corr. Guard: Noon Movie Guard. CARYL HARTSOOK-Hts. Players: Music Apprec. BARBARA HASKIN-Hts. Players, Make-Vp Mis- tress: National Thespians. HELEN HAUK-Friendship: B. Sz. G. Mailing Comm.: German Club: Boosters. BOB HAWN-Transferred from Glenville: Intramurals. FRANCES RUTH HEINEN-Friendship: G. A. A.: Boosters: Girls' Glee Club: Broadcasters. JESSIE MAE HEISER-Hts. Players: B o o s t e r s Friendship: Tennis Club: Chorus. GERALDINE HENGES-F r i e n d s h i p: Boosters: G. A. A.: Corr. Guard: Red Cross. BETTSY HENN-G. A. A.: Friendship: Riding Club: Girls' Cabinet: Red Cross. JUNE WILLIAM HERCZOG-Transferred from Cath. Latin: Hts. Players, Master: Corr. Guard: Music Apprec.' Stage Crew: Spanish Club. MURRAY HERMAN-Intramurals: Corr. Guard. LOIS JEAN HERSCHMAN-Red Cross: Music Ap- prec.: Friendship. v FRED HERSKOVITZ-Visual Ed.: Radio Club. TED HERSTAND-Broadcasters, Announcer: Foot- ball Spotter: Basketball Spotter: Boosters: Intra- murals. EDWARD L. HICKEY--Transferred from St. Ignatius. ROBERT JAY HILLIARD, II-Corr. Guard. MARY ANN HILLSiFrieudship, Social S: Service Chair.: G. A. A.: Boosters: B. K G.: Corr. Guard: Red Cross. ILENE HIRSI-I-Hts. Players: Red Cross, Ser.: B. K G., Mailing Comm.: A. S. C.: Managers: Friendship: Jr. Lit.: National Thespians. . 5 . PM i PHYLLIS HIRSHMAN4Transferred from R h o d Q s l'rep School, N. Y. ALFRED HOFSTATTER-Cadet Band: C o n C e rt Baud: Marching Band. Sr. Ofiicerq Alpha Hi-Y. DONALD HOOVER-Science Club, Pres.: Chem. Lab. Assist: Visual Ed. PENNY HORN-Friendship: Boosters. EDGAR HULER-Track: Cross-Country Track: A. S. C.: Corr. Guard: Intramurals. SUE HUNTINGTON-Boosters: G. A. A.: Friendship. JOE HURLEY-Caldrou: Red Cross: Intramurals. CAROL IKERMAN-Choir: Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: Friendship. MARLENE ISRAEL-Broadcasters: G. A. A.: Jr. Lit.: Friendship: Boosters: Panel Discussion Club: Crest. GERALDINE FRANCES JACOBS-Concert B a n d: Band Staff: Cadet Band: Marching Band: Friendship: Music AppreC.l Cinema. ALVIN JAFFE-Visual Ed.: Chem. Lab. Assist.: Stu- dent Council. THOMAS L. JOHNSON-Corr. Guard: Intramurals: Gamma Hi-Y, V. Pres.: Student Council. SENIORS SHELDON E. KATZ-Transferred from Coast Guard. RICHARD KATZMAN-Orchestra: Band: lntra- murals. LAWRENCE A. KAUFMAN--Crest. Assist. lid.: N. H. S.: Quill 81 Scroll: French Club: French Paper. lid.: Hermes: Music Apprec.: VYriting Club, Chair: llroadcasters. DAVID G. KAY-Orchestra: Band: Marching Band: lntrarnurals. JACQUELYN KELSEY-Red Cross. Pres.: Friend- ship, Sec.: Student Council. Ex. Board: G. A. A.: Jr. Lit.: Boosters. WILLIAM W. KENYON-Delta Hi-Y. Chaplain, Y. Pres.: Boosters: lntramurals: Corr. Guard: Noon Movie Guard. BILL KESTER--lipsilon Hi-Y: Intramurals: Football: Corr. Guard: Noon Movie Guard: Boosters. NANCY ELLEN KIEHL-Crest, Art Staff: Friendship. JUDITH KIER-G. A. A.: Friendship: Driving Club: jr. Lit.: Boosters. LEMONT KIERALab. Assist.: Beta Hi-Y: lntra- murals: Panel Discussion Club: Red Cross: lloosters. AIKO VIOLET KITAHATA-'l'ransferred troni E. High: Friendship. CELIA KITNERYScienCe Club. Sec.: Music Apprcc.: Friendship. WILLIAM A. JONES-N. H. S., Pres.: Crest. Art lid.' Choir. Section Leader: Quill 81 Scroll. JOHN KAERCHER-lntrainurals: Corr. Guard: Ger- inan Club. MARILYN KALISH--Hts. P l a yer s, Record. Sec.: National Tlicspians, Y. Pres.: Friendship: jr. L1t.' Roosters. v r GILBERT H. KAPLAN-Caldron, Advertising Mgr.: Track: Boosters: liquipment Mgr.: Corr. Guard. MAXINE R. KARL-Concert Band: Marching Band: Music Apprec. NATALIE KASSMAN-Broadcasters: Ridin g Club: Nursc-'s Aid: Cinema: Music Apprec.: Tennis Club' A. S. C.: Boosters. w FAYE KATZ-Friendship, Y. Pres. of Sr. Chap.: Stu- dent Council: Boosters: G. A. A.: Jr. Lit.: A. S. C.: N. H. S.: Caldron: Girls' Cabinet, Social Chair. ROBERT KATZ-Marching Band: Pep Band: Concert Hand: Intramurals: Cadet Band: Boosters. RONALD KATZ-Intramurals: Student Council: Red Cross. JUNE JOAN GAY KROPP-Choir, Staff: Swim Cadets: G. A. A.: Chorus. MARILYN KUNZMAN-G. A. A.: Friendship: Red Cross. JACK KURSON-Red Cross: A. S. C.: Band: Foot- ball: Corr. Guard. CLIFFORD KUSTER-Choir: B. S: G.: Intramurals. GLORIA ELLEN KUSTIN-Transferred from Euclid Shore: B. Sz G. Mailing Comm.: Chorus: Friendship: G. A. A. BEVERLY KUTASH-Managers, Pres.: Disaster Corps. Sec.. V. Pres.: Cinema, Corr. Sec.: Jr. Lit.: I. C. C.: Sr. Lit.: N. H. S.: Friendship. BONNIE LAKE-Concert Band: Orchestra: Pep 8: Pit Bands: Cadet Band: Marching Band, Sr. Officer: Band Sz Orchestra Staff: Friendship: Music Apprec.: Sr. Lit.: N. H. S. PAUL LANCASTER-N. H. S.: Delta Hi-Y: Corr. Guard: Intramurals. JOAN LARIMER-Caldron, Sr. Ed.: Girls' Cabinet: Friendship: G. A. A.: Orchestra. FRANCES LEBOFF-Choir: Broadcasters. An- nouncer: B. 81 G. Mailing Comm.: Friendship: Man- agers: Panel Discussion Club. JANET LEBOVITZYStudent Council: Friendship: Boosters: Cinema: B. Sz G. MARILYN LEE-Student Council: Yellow Jackets: Swim Cadets, Treas.: Swim Club. V. Pres.: Boosters: Jr. Lit.: G. A. A. MQRIAN KLASSON-Friendship: Boosters: Corr. uard. BEVERLY KLEIN-Nurses Aid: German Club: F. T. A.: B. 8: G.: Cinema. VIVIAN KLEIN-Cinema: Friendship: Boosters: B. 8: G. DOROTHY L. KLINE-B. 8: G., Ed. in Chief: Stu- dent Council, Ex. Board: N. H. S.: Hts. Players: Disaster Corps, Pres.: Tennis Club. V. Pres.: Yellow Jackets: Caldron: G. A. A.: Friendship: Red Cross: Jr. Lit.: Quill K Scroll: B. 8: G., Mailing Comm.: Corr. Guard. ROGER KNOBLOCK-A. S. C.: Science Club. RAY D. KONARSH-Football: Baseball: Swimming: Wvistgoma Hi-Y: Intramurals. MIRIAM KORMAN-Panel Discussion Club: French Club: Friendship: G. A. A.: Broadcasters. HOWARD WILLIAM KOTTLER-Choir. Section Leader: German Club, Pres.: Caldron: Quill 8: Scroll: Chorus. RALPH KRAFT-Intramurals. l 4 i in SENIORS EARLE LEFTON-Track: A. S. C.: Intramurals: B. Sz G. ARLENE IRIS LEIB-Transferred from john Adams: Hts. Players: Friendship. EDWIN LEITSON-A. S. C.. Head Equip. Mgr.: Base- ball, Head Mgr.. Sr. Mgr.: H-Club: Corr. Guard: ln- tramurals. HARVEY LEMERISE-Intramurals: Football: Basketball. LORNA LEVITT-Friendship: Cinema. Record. See.: A. S. C.: Boosters: Red Cross. DANIEL H. LIPMAN-Intramurals: Golf Team: Basketball: Boosters: H-Club. BOB LIPPITT--Corr. Guard: Intramurals: Boosters. JUDITH LOIS LIPTON-Cinema: Friendship. ELAINE LISH-Friendship: Boosters: G. A. A.: -lr. Lit.: F. T. A. IK x 2 Zt: 1 . X i :EAD4 Iii - - 'i L i ., 4 CAROL LITTERA-Choir: Friendship: Boosters: G. A. A.: Corr. Guard: Girls' Glee Club. NANCY S. LOEBfStudent Council, Sec., Ex. Board: Friendship, Y. Pres.. Pub. Chair. of jr. Chap.: N. H. S.: G. A. A.: Sr. Lit.. Pres.: Tennis Club: Athletic Club: Jr. Lit.. Corr. See.: Broadcasters: Corr. Guard: Caldron: B. 8: G. Mailing Comm.: Red Cross. SALLY LONDON-Cinema Club. Y. Pres.: Cheer- leader: Gym Cadets: Friendship: Broadcasters: G. A. A.: Boosters: A. S. C. DAVE LOVELAND-Football: Swimming Team: H- Club: Beta Hi-Y, Y. Pres.: Intramurals. BILL LOVELL-Intramurals: Noon Movie Guard: Delta Hi-Y: Student Council. GILBERT LOWRY-Football: Intramurals: Noon Movie Guard: Corr. Guard: H-Club. JAY LUCIANO-Swimming' Team: Noon Movie Guard: Intramurals: Corr. Guard: H-Club. BLANCHE LUKIN-Boosters: -lr. I-it.: G. A. A.: Chorus: A. S. C.: Cinema: Friendship: Red Cross, Council: Managers. ENID LUPESON-N. H. S.: Quill 85 Scroll: Hts. Players: National Thespians: Crest: Red Cross: A. S. C.: Broadcasters: Friendship: Writing Club. JOAN MacKINNON-Concert Band: X. H. S.: Sr. Lit.: Marching Band. Sergeant: Orchestra: Band 8: Orehestra Staff: Music Appree. JANE MACKSfFriendship. ELAINE ALMA MADDEN-B. X G.: Friendship: Jr. Lit.: Music Apprec.: X. H. S. JUNE ELAINE M. MADDENM-Sr. Lit.: jr. Lit.: Chorus: Friendship: G. A. A.: Red Cross, Council. BILL MAGID--Concert Band: Marching Band: Red Cross, Treas.: Stamp 81 Coin Club. ROSLYN MAGID-Gym Cadets. V. Pres.: Jr. Lit.: G. A. A.: A. S. C.: Boosters. Ex. Board: VI. F. A. C. PAUL MALLORY CAROL JUNE MARCUS-Friendship: G. A. A.: Jr. Lit.: Sr. Lit.: N. H. S.: Hts. Players: Broadcasters: Caldron: Tennis Club: Yellow Jackets. PHILLIP H. MARSHALL-Football: Student Coun- cil: Boosters: Disaster Corps: Intramurals: Officials' Noon Movie Guard: Red Cross. ALAN M. MASSING-Student Council, Treas.: Treas. of Sr. Class: Hts. Players: Broadcasters: Corr. Guard: Panel Discussion Club: Intramurals. EVAN KING MATHEWS-Choir, Student Director: Boosters: Delta Hi-Y, Sec.: Football: Intramurals' Cheerleader. DOROTHY MATTHEWS-Friendship: Pan-Ameri- can. ANNETTE MATYAS-Student Council: A. S. C., Sec.' n Broadcasters: I. F. A. C.: Friendship: Nurse's Aid: jr. Lit.: Tennis Club: Boosters: Camera Club: N. H. S. TONI MCCULLAGH-G. A. A.: Swim Cadets, V. Pres. Pres.: Swim Club, Sec.: Athletic Club: Boosters. PATRICIA MCDANIELS-Crest, Typist: Corr. Guard. ROBERT MCDONALD-Intramurals. AVERY M. MECKLER-Intramurals: Science Club' Red Cross. RALPH MELDEN-N. H. S.: Quill 81 Scroll: Broad- casters: A. S. C.: B. 81 G.: Caldron: Boosters: Intra- murals. s IDELE S. MENDELSON-Concert Band: Cadet Band: Marching Band: Pep Band: Orchestra! Music Apprec.: Band 81 Orchestra Staff: Band 81 Orchestra Promotion Comm. SANDRA MERDLER-Friendship: Music Apprec: Cinema. ANDY MESSNER-Corr. Guard: Intramurals. 1 DAVID E. MEYER-Caldron, Ad. Mgr.: I. C. C., Pres.: German Club, Pres.: Football: Intramurals: Broad- casters: B. 81 G.: Corr. Guard. DON MEYERS-Track: Red Cross: Intramurals: Ger- man Club. BEVERLEE MEYERSON-Friendship: Swim Club: Boosters: Hts. Players: Tennis Club: Cinema. y SENIORS DON MORSE-f-lntramurals, Mgr.: Red Cross. STANLEY M. lVIOSS4lntramurals, Mgr.: Broad casters: Science Club: A. S. C. EVELYN MUELLER-Orchestra: String: Quartet Marching Hand: Orchestra Staff: Music Apprec., Sec.. Treas.: Red Cross. JIM MURRAY-Corr. Guard: Intramurals. SARAH GRAY MURRAY-Yellow jackets: G. A. -A. RUTH NAGER-Broadcasters: G. A. A.: Jr. Lit. Friendship: Panel Discussion Club. ROBERT M. NAMEN-lntramurals. MORTON J. NATHANSON-A. C.: lntramurals Boosters. NORMAN NEHAMKIN4Broadcasters, Announcer. Pres.: Science Club: Baseball: Photography Club. BERNICE NEMECfFriendship: R. 8: G. Mailin Comm. JANICE NEWMARKER-Friendship: B. 8: G. Mail- ing Comm.: Corr. Guard: A. S. C.: Boosters: Com mercial Club. ROLAND NEVINS-Band: Science Club: lntrannirals MURIEL RUTH MILKOVE--B. 8: G.: N. H. S.: Music Apprec.: Quill 81 Scroll: Science Club: G. A. A.: Tennis Club: Friendship: jr. Lit. ELAINE MILLER-Girls' Cabinet: A. S. C.: G. A. A.: Friendship: Boosters. MARILYN CELINE MILLER-Transferred from Andrews School for Girls: Friendship: G. A. A.: Stamp 8: Coin Club. SONIA MILLER-Cinema: Red Cross: Friendship: Boosters: Disaster Corps. PHYLLIS EVELYN MILLS-Girls' Cabinet: Student Council: jr. Lit.: Sr. Lit.: Friendship: Corr. Guard: Concert Band: Marching Band: Cadet Band: Pep Band: Assembly Band: Music Apprec. ROBERT MILNER-Caldron: Boosters: Music Ap- prec.: Broadcasters: A. S. C.: Panel Discussion Club: Intramurals: Science Club: Student Council. PAUL MINNILLO-Track: Pres. of Sr. Class: ln- tramnrals: Beta Hi-Y. Sec.: Student Council, Ex. Board: Boosters. MERLE H. MISHNE-Caldron, Assoc. Fd.: Hermes, l'3XCll3.11gt' lid., lid.: Rifle Club, Pres.: Rifle Team: Chem Lab. Assist.: Corr. Guard: lntramurals: Quill K Scroll. SHIRLEY MOEHL-G. A. A.: Friendship: Riding Club: Boosters. JUNE NORMA OSTER-Friendship: A. S. C.: Girls' Cabinet. DOROTHY J. PALMER-N. H. S.: Office Aid: Chem. W Lab. Assist.: Sr. Lit.: jr. Lit.: G. A. A.: Crest. BAKER PASSMORE CORKY PATCHETT-Choir' Friendshi . p. GRACE PAVNY-jr. Lit.: Corr. Guard: A. S. C.: Commercial Club. Treas.: Friendship. CHARLES PERELMAN-N. H. S.: Concert Band Orchestra: Marching Band. Sr. Officer: Band Staff Prop Crew: Science Club. ELLEN J. PEARLMAN-Broadcasters: Friendship Boosters: A. S. C.: G. A. A.: Corr. Guard. HARRIET JEAN PERRY-Friendship: Managers Cinema. RICHARD G. PERRY-Transferred from St. Igna- tius: Rifle Club: Intramurals. BERNARD PERSKY-Corr. Guard: Hts. Players German Club, V. Pres.: Intramurals: A. S. C. CAROL JEANNE PETERJOHN-Choir: Friendship, Sec.: G. A. A.: Boosters. CAROLYN PETERSON-G. A. A.: Girls' Cabinet Hts. Players: Friendship. n 1 JOANNE HOPE NICHOLAS-Girls' Cabinet: Friend- ship: Boosters: G. A. A.: Red Cross. RUTH E. NISENBAUM-Transferred from Glenville. MARY ANN NOLAN-G. A. A.: Friendship: Boosters: Chorus. JOANNE NOVARIO-G. A. A.: Friendship: Boosters: Red Cross. CHUCK OHMAN-Concert Band: Cadet Band: March- ing Band: Orchestra: Corr. Guard: Intramurals. WALTER H. OLIVER-Corr. Guard. NADINE O'LOUGHLIN-G. A. A.: Friendship: Chorus: Boosters. MELVIN ORCHEN-Caldron, Circulation Mgr.: RiHe Club: Chem. Lab. Assist.: Corr. Guard: Intramurals. MORTON O'RYAN-Boosters, Pep Assem. Comm.: Football: Intramurals: Student Council. SENIORS NANCY PETERSON-Boosters: tl. A. A.: Friend- ship: Corr. Guard. THELMA PETRO-Friendship: Boosters: Pan-Ameri- can: G. A. A.: Disaster Corps: Red Cross. L. GLENN PHILLIPS-Red Cross: Intramurals: Stu- dent Council. HERBERT PICKETT-Transferred from Valley Forge Military Academy: Caldron: A. S. C. FRANCES S. PICKUS-Friendship: Cinema. ALLANE MIRIAM POCRASS-Broadcasters: Science Club: Caldron: G. A. A.: PZ1lle.'XlllCI'lC311I Friendship: Library Club. MARIAN A. POLLINA-Student Council: Girls' Cabinet: Friendship. Music Chair.: G. A. A.: ,lr. Lit. JANET PORTER4Choir, Staff: F. T. A.: Friendship: Girls' iilee Club: Nurses Aid. MERNA PORUS-Nurses Aid: Friendship: Red Cross: Curr. Guard: Sr. Lit.: I. C. C.: Jr. Lit. 4 German Club: B. K G. Mailing Comm.: Swim Club MARVIN PRESSER-Rifle Club: Intramurals. ADELE JUNE PROTUS-Friendship: Corr. Guard. DOROTHY PRUTTON-Friendship: Red Cross. ANGELA PULLELLA-Friendship: Red Cross. Coun- cil: Boosters. PAUL RADICE-ffrack: Cadet Band: Concert Band Marching Band: Intramurals. SHERMAN L. RAPPAPORT DIANEVREITER-Disaster Corps: Boosters: Friend- ship: Cinema. MARY ANN RENO-Red Cross. Sec.: Gvm Cadets: Yellow jackets: Friendship: G. A. -lr. Lit. Boosters. HERBERT RICE-Cadet Baudg Alpha Hi-Y, Chap- l lain, Pres.: Concert Band: Assembly Band: Banc Staff: Marching' lland: Combined Hi-Y, Sec.: Corr Guard: Music Apprec. RICHARD RICKMAN4lntramurals. RAYMOND E. RIEDEL-Football, Mgr.: Intra- murals: Corr. Guard. HELENE RITA PREISLER-G. A. A.: Friendship' JUNE WYLIE RIGGIJE-Track: Intramurals. MAX RINDE-German Club. BILL RINEHART-Transferred from Mansfield: In- tramurals. DORIS ROADS-Friendship: Girls' Glee Club. HOWARD ROBBINS-Science Club, V. Pres.: Intra- murals. LOIS ROBINSON-Friendship: Boosters: G. A. A.: Riding Club. ALVIN ROCK-Intramurals: Basketball: Corr. Guard: Cadet Band. HELEN RODGER-Gym Cadets: G. A. A.: Friend- ship: Chorus: Boosters. DORIS ROGERS-Choir: Gym Cadets: Girls' Cabinet: Friendship: G. A. A.: Jr. Lit.: Boosters: Girls' Glee Club. GRACE ROGERT-Girls' Cabinet: Friendship: G. A. A.: B. Sz G. Mailing Comm.: Caldron: Ir. Lit.: Boosters. DOLORES ROLLER-Transferred from Cincinnati. AILEEN GLORIA ROSE BUD ROSE-Transferred from Toledo Scott. JUDY LEE ROSE-Panel Discussion Club: Crest, Art Staff: Corr. Guard: Boosters. SID ROSEN-Transferred from Riverside Military Academy. RENEE SUE ROSENFIELD-B. Sz G.: Managers: Broadcasters: Girls' Glee Club: Friendship: Library Club: Corr. Guard: Chorus. RICHARD ROSIN-Broadcasters: Corr. Guard: Stage Crew: Intramurals. JERRY H. ROTHSCHILD-Broadcasters: Boosters: German Club, V. Pres.: Caldron, Sports Ed.: Corr. Guard: Intramurals. JERROLD ROUBY-Crest: Track: Boosters: A. S. C.: Intramurals. LILLIAN RUBBINS-Nurse's Aid: Corr. Guard: Friendship. ALAN RUBIN-Boosters, V. Pres.: Head Cheerleader: H-Club: Corr. Guard: Intramurals: Red Cross. SENIORS DONALD SCHAEFFERfStudent Council: Caldron: Intramurals: Camera Club. HERBERT G. SCHERER-French Club: Shutter- bugs: Music Apprec.: YN'riting Club: B. 3: G.. Photog- rapher: Collectors Club: Chess Club. PEGGY L. SCHERMER-Transferred from Lake! wood: Boosters: Music Apprec.: Friendship: X. S. C. Red Cross. LEONARD SCHLOSS-German Club: Corr. Guard: Intramurals. RHODA SCHNEIDER-Choir, Section Leader: Stu- dent Council: Friendship, Pres. of Jr. Chapter: Sr. Lit.: Jr. Lit.: Music Apprec.: Boosters. ROSE SCHOR-Managers: A. S. C.: G. A. A.: Friend- ship: B. 85 G. Mailing Comm.: Commercial Club: Boosters. CAROL SCHROEDER-Friendship: Boosters: Corr. Guard: G. A. A. ELLIOTT J. SCHULTZ-Intramurals. JACK J. SCHULTZ-Transferred from ,lohn Adams: Intranmrals. ROSE MARIE SCHUSTERfTransferred from John Adams: Hts. Players: F. T. A., Treas.: German Club: Friendship: B. Sz G. Mailing Comm. AILEEN J. SCHWARTZ-Red Cross: Chorus. MARLEEN SCHWARTZ-Boosters: Friendship: A. S. C.: Cinema. DORIS RUBIN-Transferred from Slslgaw: Friendship. EMMETT RUDMANN-Intramurals. ROBERT A. RYAN-German Club. Sec.: Chess Club: Music Apprec.: Science Club. MARGARET SABIN-G. A. .-X., Pres.: Yellow Jackets: Student Council, Ex. Board: Jr. Lit., V. Pres.: Swim Club, V. Pres.: il. F. A. C.. Ex. Board: Boosters. JAMES SAKS-A. S. C.: Caldron: Broadcasters: Boosters: Corr. Guard: Intramurals. RENEE YUDICE SALTZMAN-C h e e rl e a d e r: Boosters: Corr. Sec.. Ex. Board: J. F. A. C.: G. A. A.: Hts. Players: A. S. C.: Friendship. BEATRICE SAMSON-Crest, Art Staff: Music Ap- prec.: Orchestra: Piano Class. EVELYN SAPHIRE-Student Council: N. H. S.: Sr. Lit.: Friendship: Broadcasters: Boosters: F. T. A.: GXA. A.: Tennis Club: Pan-American: Caldron. CAROL SARBIN-G. A. .-X.: Friendship: A. S. C. JUNE HELENE SALLY SIEBERT-Friendship: Nurses Aid: Corr. Guard. ROBERT S. SIEGEL-Science Club: Rifle Club: Corr. Guard: lntramurals. HARVEY SIEGER EDITH SILVER-Band: Orchestra: Music Apprec.: Pep Band: Marching Band: Friendship: Cadet Band. NATALIE JOYCE SIMON-Corr. Guard: Friendship: Riding Club: Broadcasters. BLANCHE SINGER-Library Club. Sec., Treas.: Hts. Players: G. A. A.: Boosters: Red Cross: Friendship. EDWIN SINGER-Concert Band: Marching Band, Drum Major: Cadet Band: Intramurals: Pep Baud. RAYMOND SLAVIN-B. K G., Sports Ed.: Crest: Student Council: Panel Discussion Club: Boosters: Intramurals: N. H. S.: Quill 81 Scroll. BEVERLY SLESSINGER-G. A. A.: Athletic Club: J. F. A. C.: Gym Cadets: B. Sz G.: Boosters, Record. Sec.: Caldron: Friendship. MORTON SMITH-Crest, Art Staff: A. S. C.: Hts. Players: Intramurals. RICHARD ALAN SPIKE-Broadcasters: A. S. C.: Pan-American: Music Apprec. PATRICIA STARK-Crest, Art Staff: G. A. A.' Friendship. PEARL SCHWARTZ-F r i e n d s h i p: Broadcasters: Cinema: Jr. Lit.: G. A. A. ROSALYN SCHWARTZ JOHN SCHWEINFURTH-Intramurals: Football. BARBARA ANN SCOTT-Choir: Friendship: Boost- ers: G. A. A.: Corr. Guard, NELL SEGAL-National Thespians: N. H. S.: Quill K Scroll: Crest: Hts. Players, Costume Head, Corr. Sec.: Student Council: Friendship: Corr. Guard: Rid- ing Club. JOAN SELZNICK-Choir: Broadcasters: Girls' Glee Club: Friendship: Music Apprec.: Riding Club. BOB SEPESSY-Student Council, Pres.: Gamma Hi- Y: Pres.: Football: Basketball: Baseball: Intramurals: Combined Hi-Y, Pres. p PHYLLIS E. SI-IAPIRO-Cadet Band: Band: Orches- tra: Pep Band: Marching Band, Sr. Officer: G. A. A.: Jr. Lit.: Music Apprec.: Friendship: B. 81 G. Mailing Comm.: Boosters: Band 81 Orchestra Staff. JOANN SHURMER-Sr. Lit.: jr. Lit., Treas.: G. A. A.:HGirls' Cabinet: Friendship: Boosters: Crest. Art Sta . SENIORS RALPH E. STARKE-Intramurals: Hts, Players: Boosters. JOYCE STEARNS-Transferred from Glenville: Music Apprcc.: Riding Club: Tennis Club: Cineina: Friendship: B. 8: G. HONEY STEIN-G. A. A.: vlr. Lit.: Cinema: Friend- ship: Boosters. CAROL ANN STEINBERG-Swim Cadets. See.: G. A. A.: Swim Club: Athletic Club: liroadcasters: jr. Lit.: Red Cross. RUTH STEINHILBER-Concert Band: Marching Band. vlr. Officer, Sr. Officer: Band K Orehestra Staff: Pep Band: Orchestra: Friendship: Caldron: Jr. Lit. JEAN CLAIRE STEPHANfFric-ndship3 Boosters: G. A. A.: Swim Club: Cafe. Aid. BEVERLY STERN-Friendship: Boosters: Cinema. ARLENE J. STERNBERG-Swim Club: Friendship: Boosters: Disaster Corps: Ii. K G. AUDREY STEWART-G. A. A.: Friendship: Boosters: H. 8: G. K M iv i DX E A1 RN: -is MARY STEWART-Girls' Glee Club: Chorus: l'an- American: G. A. A.: Crest. RONALD W. STIMSON4Corr. Guard: Intramurals. SUE STIVER-Friendship: G. A. A.: Corr. Guard: Coinmercial Club: Red Cross: jr. Lit. RONALD STREEM-Hts. Players: A. S. C.: German Club: Red Cross: Stage Crew: Chem. Lab. Assist. SONIA MAY SUDAK-Chorus: Friendship: Music Apprec.: Red Cross: Boosters. DOROTHY SULC-Jr. Lit.: F. T. A.. Sec.: Friend- ship: Red Cross: Aux. Aid: Managers. HELENE SYKES-Concert Band: Marching Band, Sr. Officer: Orchestra: Music Apprec. DONALD TALCOTT-Transferred from Chagrin Falls: Football. NANCY TAME-Gym Cadets: G. A. A.. Record. Sec.: Yellow Jackets: Friendship, Attendance Sec.: Boost- ers: ,L F. A. C.: Girls' Cabinet: ,lr. Lit.: Caldron: Office Aid. BEVERLY LOU TAVERNIERfC h o i r. Section Leader: Friendship: Managers: Cinema: Chorus: Ger- inan Club. RICHARD TAYLOR-Alpha Hi-Y, Sec.: H. X G.: l'an- ,Al1lC'I'lC3l1. SUZANNE TAYLOR-Friendship. JUNE ART TERHUNE-Swimming Team: Rifle Club: Corr. Guard: Boosters. Pres.: Red Cross: Intramurals: Delta Hi-Y: Noon Movie Guard. ROBERT TIPPETT-Intramurals. DOROTHY TOBKIN-N. H. S.: National Thespians, Sec.: Crest. Lit. Staff, Ed.: Quill 81 Scroll: Hts. Play- ers, Ex. Board: Student Council: Red Cross: XVriting Club: Friendship: Corr. Guard: A. C. CORINNE LOUISE TORER--Transferred from An- drews School for Girls: Friendship: G. A. A.: Stamp Sz Coin Club. JANE TRAVIS-Crest, Art Staff: Panel Discussion: Nurse's Aid: Corr. Guard: Riding Club: Jr. Lit. ROBERTA TROPE-Hts. Players: Friendship: Corr. Guard: Boosters: Crest, Art Staff: B. 8: G.: Tennis Club: G. A. A. WILLIAM TROPP-Cross-Country Track. DOROTHY ANN TURICK-N. H. S.: B. 81 G.: Her- mes, Ed.: Sr. Lit.: Friendship: jr. Lit.: G. A. A.: Vlfriting Club: Caldron. EDITH USDIN-F. T. A.: Pan-American. NANCY VAN EVERY-Friendship: G. A. A.: Swim Club: jr. Lit.: Sr. Lit. CAROL JUNE VEALE-B. EQ G.: Boosters: G. A. A.: Corr. Guard: Friendship: Caldron: Office Aid: Jr. Lit. DORIS VENDELANDfTransferrcd from Glenville. ROBERT VISINTAINER-Pres. of Jr. Class: B. 8.1 G.. Managing Ed.: Student Council: Caldron: Corr. Guard: Intramurals. ALLAN VOLMAR-Alpha Hi-Y, V. Pres., Pres.: Coni- bined Hi-Y: Corr. Guard: Intramurals: Boosters: Swinnning Assist. DOROTHY VONDRASEK-Caldron: G. A. A.: Pan- American, Sec.: Friendship. ROSE WALLENS-B. Sz G., Aud.. Business Mgr.: Girls' Cabinet, Historian: Student Council: G. A. A.: Friendship. Attendance Sec., Record. Sec.: Jr. Lit.. Social Chair.: Sr. Lit.: J. F. A. C., Prog. Chair.: Red Cross: Boosters: A. S. C.: Chorus. RITA J. WALZER-Transferred from John Adams: Boosters: Friendship: Corr. Guard. BERNARD H. WASSERMAN-Transferred from Glenville. FLORINE WASSERMAN-Friendship. ELLEN WATKINS-N. H. S.: G. A. A., V. Pres.: Swim Cadets: Yellow Jackets: Caldron, Girls' Sports Ed.: Sr. Lit.: J. F. A. C.: jr. Lit.: Student Council: Friendship: Boosters. ROGER WEIDENKOPF-German Club: Boosters: Intramurals: Corr. Guard: Office Aid. SENIORS BILL WELTER-Choir, Section Leader: Rifle Club: Intramurals. JOAN WENDALL-Friendship: G. A. A.: Boosters. GLORIA J. WERNER-Friendship: Chorus: ,Ir. IQ .: Corr. Guard. JOHN K. WESTROPP-Intramurals. HOWARD L. WHITE-Swimming Team: Track: Caldron: H-Club: Beta Hi-Y, Pres. RUTH WHITEMAN-B. ii G.: Jr. Lit.: French Club, Pres.: Broadcasters: Music Apprec.: Managers: F. T. .-X.: Quill Sz Scroll. JANE WHITTLE4-F r i e n d sh ip: Corr. Guard: Life Saving. TED B. WILK+Student Council: Science Club: Panel Discussion Club: German Club: Rifle Club: Chem. Lab. Assist.: Intramurals. EDYTHE WILLIAMS-Cinema: Friendship: Music Apprec.: Corr. Guard. RICHARD HANSON WILLS-Radio Club: Science Club: German Club: Student Council: Intramurals. MARILYN L. WINOGRAD--Friendship: Red Cross. STUART WOLDMAN-Track, Mgr.: Cross-Country Track, Mgr.: A. S. C. it : JAMES O. WEILAIntramurals: Boosters. JOYCE WEINBERGER-Cinema, V. Pres.: Hts. Players: Friendship: G. A. A.: B. Sz G, JIMMY WEINRAUB-Broadcasters: Music Apprec.: Hermes: A. S. C.: Baseball: H-Club: Boosters: Cald- ron: Corr. Guard: Intramurals. SHIRLEY WEINTRAUBvRed Cross: Science Club: Mlusic Apprec.: Friendship: Corr. Guard: French C ub. DONALD A. WEISBERGER-Boosters: A. S. C.: Science Club: Intramurals, Mgr.: Camera Club. FRANCES WEISMAN+-Broadcasters: Music Apprec.: G. A. A.: Tennis Club. MORRIS WEISMANACaldron: Red Cross: Broad- casters: A. S. C.: Music Apprcc.: Student Council. JUDY WEISS-B. LQ G., Ed.: J. F. A. C., V. Pres.. I'res.: Student Council, Ex. Board: Red Cross, Aux, Aid, Y. Pres.: Disaster Corp., Treas.: B. Sz G. Mail- ing Comm., Chair.: Broadcasters: Friendship: Jr. Lit.: Corr. Guard: Girls' Cabinet: Caldron: G., A. A.: Boosters: Music Apprec. PHYLLIS WEISS4I3r0adcasters: G. A. A.: Friend- ship: B, K G. Mailing Comm. a '57 'il adllrii QA lil an an Q JUNE SENIORS AUGUST SENIORS ESTHER BAKERYBo0sters: Friendship. ERLENE E. BRINK--Commercial Club: Friendship. MIRIAM FREEDMAN-Boosters: Friendship: Girls' Glee Club. MAXINE WOLFSON-B. 8: G.: Swim Club: Jr. Lit.: Friendship: Corr. Guard. EMILY JOYCE WORTH-Gym Cadets: Cheerleader: B. 8z G.: Boosters: Ex. Board: G. A. A.: Friendship: Corr. Guard. BERNARD J. YOKEL-Pres. of Combined Hi-Y: Football: Track: H-Club: Beta Hi-Y: Intramurals: Noon Movie Guard. BOB YOUNKER-Red Cross: Intramurals. DONALD A. ZAIKE-A. S. C.: Rifle Club: Intra- murals. JOHN ALBERT ZANETTI-F ootba 1 l, Co-Capt.: Track, Capt.: Basketball: Student Council, Ex. Board: Corr. Guard: Intramurals: Boosters: Noon Movie Guard. Capt.: H-Club: Red Cross: B. 8: G.: lllrestling Club. CLAYTON H. ZEIDLER-Concert Band: Marching Band: Pep Band: Cadet Band: Band Staff: German Club: Science Club. FRANCES ZULLO-B. K G.: Boosters: Friendship: Corr. Guard. LOUISE ZULLO-Friendship: Boosters: Corr. Guard. CAMERA SHY - JANUARY PAUL DOWLING EDWIN REICHEL CECIL WALTON WILLIAM WILSON CAMERA SHY - JUNE NANCY KOSLEN JOEL ROSENBERG BENNETT SCHOEN ANDREW SALAMON Oawmacldzg NANCY CUTTING A glowing smile and friendly hello,' describe the pleasing personality of Nancy Cutting. As president of the Girls' Cabinet she was well known and liked by all the girls at Heights. She held the office of treasurer for G. A. A., Junior Literary Club and her Senior Class. In her three years at Heights she included Boosters and Friendship Club among her activities. Taking all of this into consideration we are not surprised that she was elected Outstanding Girl Graduate of the January Class of 1948. MARVIN METSCHIS The name of Marv Metschis, the Outstanding Boy Graduate of the January Class, was well known to the stu- dents of Heights. On looking back through the B. 81 G. of the fall of 1947, one may see his pleasing personality portrayed by his humor column. Anyone who attended the Heights Players productions or the Band and Orchestra Concerts regularly, will remember seeing him. Besides be- ing in these organizations he was also active in N. H. S., Quill and Scroll, and many others. Congratulations, carry on the good work. you undertake. Bob. President of Senior Lit secretary of the Student Coun cil, vice president of Combined Friendship and a member of the National Honor Society are only a few of the in terests of Nancy Loeb this year s Outstanding Girl Grad uate. Her enthusiasm and willingness to cooperate to the very nth degree were appreciated by all who came in con tact with her. Her friendly personality and easy manner will leave an impression in the minds of the faculty as well as the student body Good luck Nancy in whatever 'KTall, dark, and handsome a very common phrase for such an uncommon student as Bob Sepessy Outstand ing Boy Graduate of the une class His leadership ability was recognized by his fellow students for they elected him president of the Student Council and of Gamma H1 Y. This June the athletic department will suffer one of its greatest losses when Bob leaves because he was a letter man in football, basketball and baseball Best of luck L - ,gf f .-'Q :gf sl k mf ,S f , , , Eff .....,.. .. , ri an ,L ,EW 5 - ,-2::-H f ..':.-v T L if si ia, ., ' , 'xv Q- 5' Zlvwlezclacaea 1 J C73 Joining in the ranks of the Passing Parade are the future leaders of our school -the underclass members. They, and the part they play in our ever-moving march, must not be overlooked. Now their stride is uncertaing their talents are yet to be un- covered, and their leadership yet to be nurtured and developed. But Wherever We see them, be it in sports, music, or dramatics, they are making new friends and already moving up to the color stand- ards with which they will emerge as leaders of the Passing Parade. 2 D A wi f. ky A ., W if ffg g, A in 2 1' Q..-W 'f H-1-' 'f ' ' H3219 , Q of Q.,- gif f '95 4 i ,sm lf , , iigllliik iii mitlp U ,F,E5:f: ..,. - 1,6 Q AX: .. .. . ,Www A .,., it 145R4'3 r r 3 0 jpg: ,A, , f M x E his V N V PIX K J V V 5 fl 1 5 f Q 3 , f 211, Alias Halloween Stars Homeroom 131 AI Frou! rorvf K. Gerson. J. Rnri' R. lsurfl, H. Rolmlmins, ll Keifer. Sf't'0I1dl'U'Zl'.' H. XYil- cox, A. Meekler, N. Richards W. Martin. J. Crawford. I Amnta. YI11l.!'d7'0TC'.' H. Gross- man. R. Katzinan. D. Sznnnels I. Collins, R. Iaeober. Mr. Phil- liws Fourllz VON' R D'll'lll1f 1 . ix . . Q.. R. Daugherty. I. Starrm. J. Kru- nier, L. Cowin. O. Ritchie. Homeroom 229 AI lirwzf rout' M. Fox, J. Levey R. Zahler, G. Horowitz. Sm'- mzd 1'am'.' F. NVeissman, D Orkin. A. Smiley. V. Hartman E. Wfeiss. Third rain: E Sweclock, S. Grossman, J. Kas- clzin, S. Sill, X. Cliestler, I Pence. Fourth row: N Wzillcer, J. Sehoebel, I. Cook, M. Resnick. A. Norclin, P Shzipero. Fz7ftI1r0zc'.' P. How- ard, P. Castella, Anthony, P Gore, M. Madan. T. Mnnter G. Eaton. Homeroom 129 AI lfrmit 1'0w.' H. Simon, L Stacel, H. Grynfogel, A Wollinsky. Second row: D Lnecke, S. Recehi, L. Finger- hut, J. Rosenwater, A. Grove, Mr. Miller. Third foie: I. Klein, F. Helper, Belkin, G. Darling, S. Cohen. Fourth row: A. laces, D. Andrews, R. VVills, .-X. Fein, R. Castle, P. Benja- min. Homeroom 211 AI lfrout row: H. Venning, L. Cowan, P. Analis, L. Honig. .Scuuzzd rain: M. LaSalvia, M. Berg, J. Hippsley, N. Field, I. Spaduro. Third row: C. Sil- verstein, C. Canning, S. Green- hanni, N. Neikard, M. Mc- Henry, M. Pzxngborn. Fourth I'U'Z,U.' G. Dery, A. Polizgi, B. Peekler. Y. Venar, L. Pillers- clorf. C. VVy1nun. Fifth Vout' A. Miner, B. Ziskincl, N. lfarl, B. XVehl1. li. Brink. R. Schnei- der. Mr. Bziehtel. ll33, union' oo1tlhallC am S ll 4' Homeroom 133 AI lirmzt raw: I. Yasinow, C Gridzl, H. Bernstein, A. Elliv son, H. Fisher. Second row. Mr. McLaughlin, R. Andrews G, Burg, B. Rickarcls, S. Mil! ler, B. Kotis. Third 1'0Zi'.' B Crow, ll, Cohen, M. Joseph, A Rolbcrto, S. Reas. l:O1H'fll row: B. Hycle. R. Schmidt. J. Hilton R. Tvvigg, R. Ohnacker. Homeroom 235 AI lfmzzt row: S. Cohen, M. Me- Neilly. D. Abe. J. Covell, M Hzlrtenbzlmn, A. N e w in a n. SUCOIZJ row: J. VonKenzie, D Rini-lla, 1. Richlnzln. L. Levin M. Aiifclcrlieicle, J. Delllooy Mr. Bzxrbonr. 7'1lfI'lI'l'0TU.' M Kalnitz, H. Clussnn. I. Pctti P. Stcpliun, L, Young. C llnflkc. l m11'flz 1'uti': L. XYhi1e B. XYilk. R. Czirpel. J. Stephan ll, SL'l'NY1llliZl. M. Mcllillin, Homeroom 309 AI lfrmzt rfmx' T. Hayne, J. EIA limit, A. Silvcstro, T. Lanese, J. Rosenberg, I. Salemi. Second ru-:v.' Mr. Kremm, E. Bordo. VV. Levy. M. Golclfarb. B. Selmcn. Third I'0It'.' C. Clar. R. Pnlluclc. F, Clark. .-X. Miller. Homeroom 323 AI Ifmmt row: D, Strojin, R. Katz, L. XV:1lzcr, C. Dvvorkin, F. Kaufman, T. George. Scwmld ru-rv: .'X. VVzxlthz1ll, M. Ross, M. Freedman, M. Peden, R. Sortet. Third ruiuu' M. Campbell, G. Bilchik. J. Blumenthal, G. Nus- banm, C. Heller, P. Lapham. l fmr'1!1 ro-w: M. Tite. B. Han- ser, N. Lzxngmead. N. Ryan, E. Baker. Fifth rout' S. Nelson, M. Miller. J. Cohn. I. XViggins. C. llzu-bmir. M. Bierschwal. M., S. Bnasfcs 4 N. ll-ll., S. Students Homeroom M. S. AI 1'i1'07lf l'U'Il',' S. Guimclliian, M Rinclc, L. Sicglcr. 13. Snyder .-X. Zciger. J. lD'.'Xlcssanclro Scrond row: M. Grccnwalcl M. Klcinstnlb, V. Burt, il. Car- nzilizin, C. Huntley. Tlzird 1't7'Il'.' B. lllisscrinaii. Al. Brmnelmeiei' JX. Gcpfcrt. H. Ruscnc. P. Yost li. Siinmons. Fwzzrfll l'0Tl'.' Mr Barnlmrcl. C. Mclicnnzi. E i lrim Rcnclla-slizim. ,-X. XV g -K v J' I. Perkins, ll. Vlfeiss. Homeroom 108 BII lfrmzf rn-zv.' M. Sliilvlc. S. Fel- lncr. R. Runner. L. Merriman M. Qnlmson. C. Latlfcy. Svrvzad rniv: Y. Fralizunic. S. MacKay J. Cl1:ililcr, J. Zelnnzln. A. Quin Tflliftf 1'fm'.' B. Cali-lf. li. Clay- inzln. .X. Katz, S. Sclicrmer, E. Hzunlnirg, Mrs. Magee. 1 0u1'fl1 ru-rv: F. BCH-lillllill. M. XYirtl1, M. Stainpur. P. .-Xyzirs. R. Kru- nier. liiflh mis: C. Ncwinan. P, Bruwn. P. Francis, C Mc- Kilmlmcn, R. Palnicr. Homeroom 111 BII lfrmzf row: Mr. McHenry, K. Hcclilmcrger. lf. R 0 ss. X. Glncck, E. Weiner. A. .-Xclcll. li. XYillianis. .S'frm1d row: L. Gulmlslein, il. Grngle, C. Kinnzi- mznn, L, Hooper. U. Leftun. I. Cronqnist. Third 1'07i'.' IJ. Spcro. R. Julms. H. Piclins. T. -lHlll1SOI1. P. O'Dca, A. Moore. l:U11VflI l'0'ZU.' R. Smith. I. ll':1rcl. B. Sukcnilc, H. Kalmnc. lf. Fnrscth, U, liarnest. Homeroom 119 BII 1'1V01If Vofwf Mrs. Grillo. lf. Miller. S. Minskcr, Dworkcn, J. Diniski, li. Koob. Svrmid 1'rm'.' R. Catzllzmo. J. Stlieincr, S. Haber. hl. Strickling. M. Kcmlslic. B. Bell. Al. Crzinc. Ylllliflli row: N. Shaw, W. Lowe, M. Kzinevsky, L. Atkinson, C. Krueger, L. l-lollander. Fllilfffl 1'nf:u.' R. Rosenberg, Y. Franz, E. Pzllda, L. Merlin, B. Ncinec. Fifflz row: S. VVl'llfC111?l11, C. Z n l a u f. A. Brockwav, P. Fisher. E. McKenna, N. Pnrvis. 205 Tops in ommuiniiity Clues Homeroom 208 BII lfrmzf row: A. Korman. A. Greenberg, N. XVeintranlw, B. Scliacliter. J. Hauser. E. Mur- pl1y,ScCr111d row: D. Pressman. B. Steel, VV. Jones, M. Shore. M. D'AleSsandro. Third ru-iv: J. VVolf. P. Sommerlad, J. Bauer. L. Levy. S. Hinmun, T. Brady. Fourth V0-zu: B. Smith, J. Ertle, J. Bevier. P. Palmer, G. Anderson, VV. MC- Kenna. Homeroom 206 BII Front row: N. Silverstein. N. Longtin, M. Krolin, B. Gold- lwcrger. A. Sumwalt, Baskin. Srrrmd row: F. Elsliolz, M. Wlfest, R. Segel, P. Lewis, M. Garman, L. Fink, G. VYein4 tranb. Third row: Mrs. Win- slow D. Kincaid M. Zie lcr i Y if - D. Marmorstcin, A. Mcisel, H. Ramsten, J. Drinkzill. Fmzrfli row: E. O'Longl1lin, O. Gvnre, L. Johnson, J. Andrus, J. Nasli, M. Candell, B. Daclmcr. Homeroom 118 BII Front rn'zv.' Mr. Nv2ll111OI'SQl3.ll, B. Clagnc, I. Inglis. R. Rey- nolds. F. Stephens. H. Dia- mond. .5't't'lHld l'0'Zx',' A. Kricli- man. A. Pzisliin, l. Soclof, B. Lfsaly, J. Blnlim. Tlzird row: D. DeForest, F. Katz, B. Feder- man, L. Gordon, C. VVel1n. Fourflz rotv: D. Miller. A. Litt, M. Silvcrlmerg, R. Gilman, D. Novak, Homeroom 205 BII Front l'0Ii'.' M. Goodwin, F. Rocco. F. Zeve, F. Lisli, 1. Terr. N. XVliite, B. Gentil. Sm'- mia' ro-ich' F. Pearlman, M. Arden, M. Finson, D. Sclzer. R. Onorato, P. DeCl1zmt. Third roizv: F. jordan. N. Zingalc, M. MQGHW. L. Carr, C. Menu. S. Drnlio. S. Sanlpuugli. l 01n'1l1 I'U'ZA'.' J. Bricker, M. Rayclen, P. Naven, C. Wcttlaiifer. M. Holan. Mr. Freyman. Fifilz rout' I. Bcilstein, P. King. T. Sippcl, K. Mzirkee. K. Gudi- knnst, N. Schziltcnlic-ld. 225 Bmasfcs Red Cmss oirk Homeroom 316 BII l'sf'UHf 1'117g',' ll. Sllzkw. T. ElClif liolf. 5. l.cx'in. l. Glnckmzm. B, Higgins, J. Stern. B. Palm, .5'v1'1111d 7'l7TL',' B. Czlrran. X. Cntri, j. 4Xmlc1'sn1i, H. XYein- trzinlm. j. YYim1grzxcl. l.. Hiss. Y'l1i1'd 1'11tx': Mr. F. J. l.Ol'Z. P. St. Clair, R. l-lmwzltli. R. Wu 1' in clin g. l.. Bctts. X. Levine. l'lU1lI'ffI rimf: F. Slim'- niakcr, V. Grosslmcrg. l.. Gold' inzin, ll. Stark. B. Sllllfll. lf. Kline. R. Pnsiicr. Homeroom 225 BII Frmzf 1'1m': Bl. Rzimlclmv. Gnlcllmurg. lf. H ntncr. F. Izicolm, U. Grcssul, S. Klzinkin. Sm'1111c1' I'U'Zx'.' CS. Green, J. Cosby. J Rnscli, G. Mczmdcn, l. Moss. T!z1'1'd 1'f17v: l'. Paltz. M. Kohn J. Dmy. J. l.icczn'cli. J. Bfxlpicr. J. Friccl. l'l11HI'f!I 1'11u': Mr Zweig, j. liitoiiclam, I.. XVagf nor. ll. llzirkcr, K. Cranwell B. Loss. l 1iffl1 zffmu' P. Hart- nrvn, l.. Scliwzlrlz. C. Kerr, ll Klein. N. .'Xll:!n, R. l.Cl1lC1'. Homeroom 217 BII mf 1 1 lxosxin ily D Olixnr S Ginll lf 0711 I x 1 s K in Llllgllt vel lug 1111i 1 JCI nlli L chnltf C in in lx lllrindn H Lgclxlu 111111111 Gdirctt lx Nl mlli NV1l r Homeroom 220 BII I SIXLIV 5 lux, '. m ' ski, . ' . . . f 'z rm. '. 'cnc t. 3. R - me-rl '. . fo rom I . . . li. , 2i.I'Al. -. . - ' . '. 3l'f7S.'. ics v. , Jon, V 1, ' ' 1111 ' ' J . . 'f , iregmwn. '. 4' - we . . '- cr. A . , f -zlvcr. C. ii' A . 5 wav,- . . : ' '. i. fu 'cnii . lsr, . 'ru , . ow-r s, . . Q. if. zrr '. '. K '21 32,7 Takes the Cake B. SL G. Homeroom BER BII Ifrcuzz' rimu' E. Bziilys, J. Mor- rison, R. NVaflc. S. Hzilpcrt. L. Cohen, B. Miller. .S1l'l'UIld 1'mu': J. Blast-r, IJ. Clark. I. Gordon. li. Nc-iclcs, li. Braff. Tlzirii mtv: TJ. Parker, H. Siegel, B. Kzitcs, I. Sobul, S. Scliciugolcl. lfnurtli 1'u1u.' R. DeXV0lf. R. H uglics, M. Krzuucr. J. Fcatlicr, K. Coduey, Mr. Bllllgllfllilll. Fifth i'n-rv: P. H fwffmzsu, B. Nlulloy, S. Tucker, G. Liucl, C. XYell- hziuseu. Homeroom 239 BII Ifiwiizt 1'nu'.' R. Riuclc, S. Markowitz, R. Siegel, J. Golcl, R. Greenberg. .S1t't'0I1fI' ni-rv: N. Simon, P. llmubrofsky. R. Katz, A. Ingrassia, J. Schuster, J. .-Xromrvitz. Yillira' l'tf'ZL'.' P. Wlolf. li. Spcrling. J. Frei- lmcrgcr. S. Farber, D. Bziircl. ll. Glauz. lfniirtli 1'im'.' Mis. Cooney, Buckles, .X. Mc- Henry. F. Hart, R, Kline. H. Novak. J. iXlCQ11Zllll. !i1'f'!!1 l'U'Ix'.' ll. Chitlik, F. Nlizxgcr, P. Lziwreucc, S. Ruliius, G. Mal- lwcli. S. Peters. Homeroom 321 BII l I'u1ff 1'w-tv: M. l':u'is, C. VVcz1glL', XY. Liclitcusteiu. li. XYeisIvurg, A. Black, Mr. Mc- l:2lLlflQll. .5'i'i'n11d ruin VV. XYrigl1t. B. Merritt, M. Shu- lmurt, R. Treichel, K. Gibson. H. Rulubius. Tlzirfl' mic: H. llolusnu, K. Neuman. D. Gomlf num, J. Clicssiu, H. Gudzx. G. XYaltcr. lfourfli row: J. Rey- uolds. A. Brauco. J. .'XruoFf, XV. Uaiucrcll, S. Hersh. Y. Siuuk- lor. Homeroom 327 BII lfrmzt I'U'Il'.' H. Jachimowicz C. 1 1'cccl, M. Riggs, C. Soukiu Nl. .XlJl'Zl1l'lS, M. Sllllllilllillk' .S'i'i'i111il rn-wx Brown, R Blmulis. A. Fclcliuzm. P. Katz lt Bzulys, I. Hzirmus, 5. Hoi-A twu. Tliird rw-rv: M. Braucliui J. Vlfulf. J. Ncwtou, M. Berger B. Fzigcrliuliu. E. Clayton 1'JU1ll'ffI rimu' J. MCN:uuar:1. .X lliziimmfl, J. Fox, Turucr J. Mzikott. lfifffi l'U'fA'.' C. l'c suit, P. Rutll, H. Scluuitz. J Klein, G. Grziu, B. lillCllllll2lll i ll-ll. R. 11 Takes to he Stage Homeroom E.M.R. BII Frou! 1'r11t'.' N. Zucker. H. Kronenlmerg. J. Wieiclrick. H. XYhit1nore. XY. Zucker. S1'1'1111d 1'c1tt1.' L. Katz, G. Franklin. K. Miller, E. Pace, Mr. Strick- ling. Tlzird 111111: C. Obercloer- ster. R. Carney, M. Marine. A. Schiff, B. Rollnick. 1711111111 1'r1w.' R. Zaas, C. Duhigg. D, Cohn. B. Hogg, L. Payner. 1iif111 7'U'ZK'.' H. Israel. S. So- clof. A. Donnelly, P. Sipser. A. Tluwp. R. Glans. Homeroom 112 BI F1'011f rrmk' M. Rucks, B. Katz. G. Schwartzenfelfl. M. Gillett. E. VVeisS. 1. Rosenberg. .S'1'1'1111a' 1'0'ZU.' M. Bordonaro. B. Miller, S. Penty. M. Belkin, B. Guzik. B. Yaracly. D. l'l2lI11ITlCI'llZlCli61'. T111'1'11 1'111t': S. Lev, E. Elliott. ,l. Hogg. K. Lorenz. S. Ball, M. Brueker. 1511111411 111111: Mr. Behney. B. Feightner. I. Stern. M. DePetris. li. Snyder. J. Harris. 1f1ff11 1'11w.' A. Eisen- berg, R. Conklin, A. Golclfarlm, S. Zipaer. N. Kaufman. C. Ollok. i' 'Q-35 2 'rl' my STE., A' 1 W .. g if E ' 1- . 1' 135,15 Sze' ' 11 'Y Homeroom W.M.R. BII 11171111 1'117u.' S. Salvick, C. Brown. J. Johnson. W. Stucler. .S'1'r1111d 1'11zt': H. VVeinberg. XY, Rose, R. Layzer. R. Marks. C. Colbert. T111'1'd 1'0111.' E. Sehmith. R. Miller. R. Sos- uowskv. R. Gray, Mr. Gerkow- ski. 1511111711 1'1m'.' A. Beallo. W. Gergel. D. Boden, D. Jones. 1i1'ff11 1'0TK'.' W. King, C. Hattenclorf. J. Fratoe. M. Skove. J. Noonan, R. Holmes. Homeroom 115 BI 1:70111 1'11it'.' E. Katz, N. Fast. J. Button, I. Berko, R. Roth, L. Becker. 5116111101 1'UZi'.' D. Glickmau. N. Livingston, A. Weisenlmerg, P. Schwartz, I. Fryauff, A. Harmony, B. Abra- hams. 1111'1'd 1'0111.' J. Grossman, M. Koykka, F. Gelhart. A. Wong. E. Cohen. A. Hoefler. F01lI'111 111111: Mrs. Barflrof. V. Cutler. C. Arenswald, L. Ein- ftein. J. Skinner. D. Resnick. liifflz 1'r11x'.' L. Hoak. B. John- son, J. Vannorsclall, L. Mar- shall, M. Bishop, M. Nank. llZ5, Mhraunylsw Boy Wonders Homeroom 125 BI Front row: J. Kaufman. A. Di- Salro, B. Newcomb. K. Christ- man. SSCCOJIII' rotcx' S. Davis. D Spector. N. Kline. D. Melzer E. Gold. Third row: A. Ehlert M. Johns, L. Hart, N. Smith N. Omzihen. Fonrlh forum' L. Darling, G. Bechtel, E. For- man, L. Tuhcr. Fifth 1'07C'.' N Shnbcrt. C. Bordonaro. R Howard. S. Pessell, L. Mzicher Homeroom 237 BI Front ffwick' R. Goltsman, L Carner. Nl. Cooper. P. Heck H. Lovell, M. Xlvallof. R. LQ- vine. Swmizl' roto: J. lYierl4 hopf. .-X. Dollins. L. Rudnick Y. Siena. P. Brenner. P. Kir- shner. J. Kline. Third fore: S Zoler, M. .'Xhralmm, C. Kzisi- mov, P. Minskcr, B. Buchmzm M. Faigin. Ifonrtlz 1'0rw: Mr. P T. Lorz, J. Hzllherg. B. Gincly R. Pollack. If. Benjamin. J Parker. Fifth rmzh' J. Fiiilitiff. H. Janzishzik. J. Stohlnmn. F Barnes, F. Bauer. M. Surely. Homeroom 107 BI Fran! 1'U'IU.' XV. Albrecht, S. Volk, S. Victor, A. Rubin, J. Fuilc, Mr. Bird. Second razu: B. Pappas, B. Dragin, M. Markowitz, B. Brenner, J. Kcstcr, J. Frzikes. Third rntu: B. Johnson, T. Chambers, F. Sieglcr, D. Grahaln, E. Rowe. Fonrfh Vorv: R. Newman, J. Pcckinpziugh, L. LaRichc, J. Becker. D. Roberts. Fifth ruin: E. Cornell, B. Howe, D. Phils lips, E. llcszitnik, J. Korn, ID. Metz. Homeroom 227 BI Front 1'rm': Y. Pontions, B. Barrett. S. Patterson, C. An- liker, B. NVohlfcrt, A. Gittcl- son. .Scutziid row: M. Nathan, J. Cornctt. P. Koppelman, J. Schloss, L. Kam, E. Greenfield, P. Duchon. Third rtmu' Mrs. Stoffer, J. Bunowitz, L. VVein- bergcr, B. Berman, L. Briskin. J. Marks, A. Katcs. Ifourtlz row: N. Rossow, M. Lichvzir. M. Morrison. F. Fasciano, S. Bronclficlcl. Fifth 1'0zc'.' D. De- Gaetnno. D. Fox, V. Jennings, J. Thayer, J. Skelly, N. Henry. 307 Shines linnfclwal Plaques Homeroom 318 BI Frou! roru: Mr. Cln'istn1an. D. Brown, A. Grown, I., Franks. F. Slwernmn, B. Stndley. Sm'- rmd rrmx' D. XYlnte. D. Low- rnzln. H. Crowell, R. Barnes. Third row: H. Nowak. D. Eggleston. I. Glick, R. Leven- lmerger. K. Johnson. 170141111 I'0'Zl'.' VV. LaKznnp. M. lSler. B. Mclntosh, l.. Coben. Fifth rfmu' D. Klcinman, A. Bordo- naro, B. Rosenthal, R. Pente- cost, R. Singernian. Homeroom 114 CII Ifmuf rmv: M. Snodgrass, I. Scliwmtz, B. Ensign. Miss Dil- lon. Sccmzd V0-zu: B. Brown. E. Hunk. N. Loomis, I. Maurer. J. Kalina. TfIlil'l1' Vorb: M. l-lirycs, S. Green, P. R0lJlJinS. R. Rothstein. I. Garnnkel. S. Gcvclluer. Fonrfli 1' 0 'wi B. Blzlncl. B. Cummings, C. lllosln. P. Ranlm, J. Knnzinan. F1'f1'1z row: B, Ewing, R. Amlrews, S. Wclirnng, J. Perilstcin, L. Kline, R. Sl'1'CQ111. Homeroom 307 BI lirmzf r0':r': l'. Nixon, A. Conti, M. Silver. C. Klaus. Scrwu' 1'w2u.' Mr. Fast, H. JZICODSOI1, li. Rznidelmzmgli. L. Miller, E. Russ. Tlziru' rmu: rl. Pauley, J. Mrmre. M. McCarty, M. Baker. .X. Devcy. 1:t71H'f1I rurv: D. Irvine. J. Rmney, R. Gridley, T. Lewis. Ififtlz rofvf H. llvein- lwrg. B. lizlgles, D. Johnson, XY. Crzxwforcl. D. Colllesll. Homeroom 105 CII l'll'0lIf rurvf S. Hay, P. Cleaver, M. Frzlier, B. Kalmn, A. Al- liance. .Sl4'L'0IId row: N. Klan- fcr, A. Enunnielc. E. Gelfand, M. Rolmlwins. Third rmv: B. xvL'llI1, G. Smith, D. Krieger, ll. Bricker, C. Gutenlzig. linurllz I'0'Zx'.' J. Putnam, D. Pcrznnple. N. Gorflrm, S. Mil- lcr, H. Rotllschild, B. De- Mziiwrilnls. 2 4 Wins at 6 Genrgeasw Fest Homeroom 121 CII l'il't1Ilf ?'lI'IU.' D. Gulfhnzin. 5 Nlnss. ID. Ruhcnstcin, I.. Krill .X. Lfohcii. .S'1'1'111111' Vorv: T Zuckcr, lf, Ilwhis, H. Dzividson, IC, Littmann. Tfiird rziivi B. 12:11-lmh-1', Ii. Jones, N. McCall. C. Sniith, J. Brown. F11111't!1 1'1m'.' J. Hziltitzis. B. Schultz. I I. Resnick, J, Megan. Fififi 1'11':v.' J. llzivicleim, H. Drcchf- lor, ll. Pziyiic. B. Gfwlchuzin. H. flriic. Homeroom 212 CII lfrnzit l'U'Zi'.' Nl. Kzinner, E. L0- Prusti. R. Rubhoy. M, Hill, M. llzthlciiimi, G. Gladstone. Sm'- nml l'U'IU.' Lf. Tziuhnizin, B. Ray. M. Klohzi, P. South. I. Green! hcrgcr, M. Eskins. T1z1'1'11' rnrv: J. lilnntcuthzil. J. Schwartz. A. Ruhiu. N. XYeil, P. Brown. N. Frzink. Miss Mzismi. F11111'l!1 1'1m'.' xX. Muzilaud. N. Muchl- hziuscr. M. Anlicmt. R, McClel- Izin. H. l.zi1upl1c:ir. N. XYintcrs. Homeroom 210 CII 151-11111 l'1l'IA',' H. Thoiuas, B. Ed- u'zu'1ls. P. Hadrlzicl. B. Gauge-r M. Pcarcc. H. NY01fc. Second rfmu' A. Katz. L. Goidring, M Rupp. T. Bassett, R. Krohu Tlziril 1'ni1'.' D. Rosen. T. Mc- Connell. H. Ahrzuus. R. Leoni Mycrs. lfmzrfli 1'1m'.' R. Hey- duk, S. Richter. B. Schuster R. Smith. I 1'ftl1 1'11'zL'.' X Schlzim. :X. Duke. I-J. Lothian .X. Czihcn. D. Cohen. Homeroom 214 CII l7r1u1f f'Ufl'.' R. Dachman, A Gulclhcrg. J. Scoficld. If l.mlvrv1'. J. Horwitz. .SWFCOIIII 7 1'1':v.' J. Kuchlcr, D. Dcry, A Ilzuiziwzilt, S. Farr. B. Katcr KI. Rc-fliiirnicl. 1111111 1'0i1'.' Y I'c'tci'smi, Nolc. N. Ruby J. Tziylimr, I.. McCoy, Mrs Listun. 1511111711 1'1m'.' N. VVid- iluwwii, Ii. Greenwald, R . . , - A Q i.1ClIlL'1'. 5. Inmkinillci. J. A-X54 hury. XY. Sparks. Zl usieally lnelined Homeroom W.S. CII Frou! Vow: H. Lichtstern. B. Hauver, I. Rothzlnberg. H. Kravitz. Scfoha' 'roiug C. Me- Bride, B. VVhittle, B. Moody. L. Swift, R. Reinberg. Third forex' Mr. Ruppert. M. Green. R. Zucker, E. Freed. F. Crouter. J. Flood. Faurfll roitu' B. Cleverly, J. Dinilick. M. Sio- vits. L. Helfenbein. D. Sehinidt. Homeroom 219 CII Iiront row: Miss Clark, A. Lerman, G. Sabin, M. Bosis. Second row: R. Madorsky, B. Bryer, N. Keachie, F. Rock. Third row: L. Gross, B. Gold- berg, E. Sherwood, C. O'Ryan, S. Reider. Fourth row: E. VVold1nan, J. Turk. P. Pierce. S. Feldman, L. Spiroek. Fifth row: J. Howard, L. Doty, M. Lorz, M. Ashcroft. N. Gold- stein, M. Davidson. Homeroom 218 CII 1:I'UlIf 1'U'ZK'.' P. Cohen. R. Gun- mcr. J. Baxter. R. Rickard. M. Halpert. Svvulul' l'0'IL'.' Mr. Clif- ford. R. Cohen, D. Tran. .-X. Shumis. Third rntw: K. Lotney. M. Perry. J. Peretz. D. Dwor- ken. S. Lowenthal. Fourth I'UZl'.' I. Kutz. XV. Simmons. B. Apple, R. McPherson. Fifth ratv: M. Soeoloff, J. Dennis, D. Kennerly, B. XVolfson. R. XlcFeely. Homeroom 311 CII Frmzt rutck' R. Steiner, C. Rez- nick. M. Polstcr, M. Kramer, M. Jalovee. Sufozzd 1'mc': B. Lipton. .-X. Hart. F. Friedman. P. Roskin. Tlzird 1'0u'.' A. Mandeville. I. Gold, G. Bur- ney, D. Gruinet, D. Silby. Fourth l'0Ti'.' C. Keller, S. Salter. N. Goldwasser. H. Brainerd. Nlr. Simon. Fifth forex' N. Ball. ll, Underwood, D. Fioreltc, H. Davis. J. Mil- ler. 3 7 and 31 , and Party tum Homeroom 233 CII Front ru-zu: E. Bcndit, F. Ger- son. D. Gleach. St't'o11d row: D. Hard, J. Gordon. J. Cran- wcll, H. Rose. Third row: D Sargcant, B. XValther, R. Fox A. Badcrtschcr, M. McGraw Fourth row: C. Kindig, A Zanctti. B. Oliver. E. Spiegle Fifth row: C. Lytlc. H. Schaf- fer, C. Card. J. llofsledcr. B Siegel. Homeroom 319 CII Front rout' C. Silverstein, B XxY2lllZlCC, R. Steiner. S. Kaffen. D. Fnldauer. Svfhfzfi row: S Sandson, N. Keller, P. Man- ring, H. Ellison. Third row: R. Davis. J. Brcslcr. C. Fox M. G r n m c t. D. Krasnow Fourth l'0Ix'.' Mrs. Beck. F Roth. B. Richardson. M. Mil- ler. K. Locastro, I. Gordon Fifth row: D. Pzlrmclee, S Beckerman. G. Chapman, M Priest. J. Russo. Homeroom 221 CII Front row: D. Hcnsel, J. Rini, L. Gilbert, A. Peters, R. Siedlc. Second roto: L. Camin, A. Savinski, J. Easterday, G. XVolf, Mr. Burnham. Third rofv: D. McGrath, XV. Kern. A. Sokol, R. Hartman, M. Ludwig. Fourth row: H. Lik- over, G. Garrett, R. Consolo, R. Ullman. Fifth rotv: L. Lu' vin, J. Axelrod, H. Loehr, H. Gordon. T. Hulvcrstadt. Homeroom 317 CII Front row: M. Dyus, B. Shil- ler, E. Koslen. J. Friedberg. R. Lichtstern. Svrond row: C. Goldsword, E. Bowen. M. B011- son, N. Rogoif. Third row: 1. Ball, J. Palmer, E. Kcimel, B. Mcrdler. Mrs. Rickc. Fzrnrth row: D. Pitner. M. Maltz, j. Harris, Groth, J. Finkelstein. Fifth row: S. Engclinan, .-X. Schwartz, L. Str-in, M. Bnchin. D. lngrzun. D. Davis. 3314 Wins P. T. A. Callie Homeroom A.S. CII Frmzf ruin' R. Gold, J. Siena. B. Park, If. Marcus. VV. Diggs. Svrrwd mu': I. Rotli. R. Sclnnelzer, D. Bailey, B. Stew- art. Third rtmx' D. Harry, VV. WVellnizni, H. Crisp, N. Moses, Mr. Wlelmer. Ifmwffz 1'tm': H. Levine. S. Gottsegen. E. Feld! man. E. l.owe. Fifth rufzug .'X. Cisco, R. Knesper, B. Howzml, D. Miteliell. J. Beurket. Horneroom L. T. CI Ifrozzf 1'r1fw.' P. Kuinin, S. Pace. A. Aclelstein. .S't't'0nd rote: M. Reisner. C. Mestise. N. Sztpliire. J. Peat. Tliird rare: M. Gilr- son, IC. Katz. R. Hertzluerg, li. Render. P. MacDonald. Fazzrlfz row: B. l':2lSI1I12l11. H. XVine- quest, B. Coilinan. S. Heiinlmer- ger. R. Clmse, R. Mendel. Homeroom 314 CII lfrtmt row: R. Steinberg, I. Wzttterson, Elrick, E. Ter- inztn, D. Ktirlzmtler. Second raw: P. Siegel, G. Bzidertscher, R. Mann, G. Dickie, D. Ong, ID. .-Xdler. Tlzird row: R. Carl- son. YV. Gottfried, R. Zellinan. D. Ross. Fnurflz Iwmx' D. Glick. L. Holstein, H. Kline. l.. Sender. I. Creech. Homeroom Aud. CII lfrmzf V0-rv: S. Leiken, B. l3i'ztx'ei'niz11i. B. liztppelinzni, M. Znrn. Sut'011d ru'rt'.' l.. Hoff- inun, R. .-Xclelinzni. lf. Ross, R. Sill, N. Lipson. Tlzzru' ru-rv: M. Selmetel, C. Kreisinan, R Me- .Xllisteix Y. Rmiqnier, V. Rine- liztrt, M. Lmnlmzlrcly. 170117711 1'tm': P. Grover, G. Rine. M. lileiler. D. lgiiigmvslii. ll. COle- nixtn. M. Stiel. 2.15 Qllnins Qplwmme Spmfcs Homeroom 127 CI Front Vnru: M. Pczirlinzln. R NVeeks. J. llinlski. S. Cohen. Srvmzd r'mL'.' S. Sandler. A Yanda. H. Levy. R. Myers. N Schwartz. Tfiirzi Vuiv: H. Ya- nof. S. Suicl. S. Kziffen. XY Blangruml. M. S ll C011 I Mackie. Homeroom 113 CI Frou! 1'zm'.' Miss M ago r. ,l Brown. ID. N1ZlflUI'slij'. B. Salz- man. R. Roscn, -I. Vzxscli. B Perclmun. S 1' 1' ff II cl 1'fm'.' H Lettofsky. A. I'IlllL'l'-Y, E. Kopf N. Klein. C. lfricclman. I. Scliwartz. Third 1'w:s'.' C. Si- mon. R. L'ngc-r. R. Ticclcrmzin F. Hoffmzm. M. NYilkin. M Sniitli. Fmfrtfz Vufvx: Haruki vr. C Rank. B, Stiingci. B DeMent. S. Picrwn. Y. Bnrtcli Homeroom 215 CI lwfnf r'im': R. Null. C. Bell, H. Mcccli. G. llciser. Xvwrlal' mrs. K. Spam, I.. Levy. B. Perry. R. Rosen. D. Bailey. Tfzird rnzvf F. Ferrara. H. Riegcr. IJ. Maclclcn, N. Kamen. 1'lU1H'ff1 r'0fv.' J. Vzirgo. Leavitt. li. Slizirp. B. Yulisli. B. Kline. Homeroom 20 1 CI lfrmzt Vow: C. Pzlssnlacqnzi, P. Singcr, P. Newman. E. Kra- mer. Buck. S. Gordon, M. Manipcl. S'v4'm1zY Vntv: B. SilA lmer. l.. Lrmlilu, P. Klein. C. Pol- lov. M. Znlnnf. J. Beanfait. G. Peterson. B. .'XI'l11U11I'. Third r'uzv: B. Zlotnilc. A. S'1I111JllI1Cl'. J. Colilulcclick. D. Giannantmiiu, M. XYats0n, M. Huntslncrgcr, R. Rosin, S. Dolinsky. 2,13 Sets the Fashion Paee I-Iomerooms 310, 110 CI Front row: S. Koi-nicks. I. Kaye, VV. Smith, H. Kurit. Second row: H. Sndak, B. Bal- liett, S. Smith, I. Wcisinaii, S. Burns. Third row: P. Lewis, A. Schmaeman, A. Greene, S. Friedman. Fourth row: H. Leidner, B. Zipser, T. Vzlselc, L. Schwartz, A. Phillips. Homeroom 2 13 CI Front row: C. Kleinnian. N. Paston, B. Burk, H. Laven. D. Henderson. Second ro-w: I. Dworken, M. VVl1ite. M. Spotts, V. Allen, E. Mass. Third wow: B. Binder, I. Sinnnons, A. Krasnof, R. Bergglas, T. Sin- agru. liourtlz row: B. Ross. M. Rippner. H. Granner. C. Trivison. C. Ynlish, G, Polster. Homeroom 301 CI Frou! 1'0iu.' l. l-,LlCll1l121l1. N Bntnili. Ii. Krnpniun. B. Zeigei' B. Lesser. Sfftllld i'fm'.' M M 0 r et 0 n. M. Prestien, D Marlorsky. M. Pztrlcer, S. Sim- mons. B. Goldberg. Third row. T. Pickett, S. Sloan. P. Uclel- son, M. Farkas. J. Rigot, S Furinan. FUIIVHI 1'0zc'.' I. King L. Bowen. I. Schroefler. M NYhitc. I. Grossman, C. Rola- bin s. S. R nhbins. Class work can be fun. 88 The Pause at Re res es The assembly is one of Heights High's ties between seniors and underclassmen. These programs extend from the serious moments of bestowing the mantle, sophomore speech contest, and N.H.S. initiation ceremonies, to hilarious talent shows and even professional badminton demonstrations. It is during this period that each stu- dent joins with all others in the pledge to his flag and school song. 89 ,cada lr iq ill: 9 ,A 'N Xl 1,11 The band plays, the people shout, the Heights Tigers come forward. Their pace is quickened to that of the music, Vic- tory, victory, is our cry. Win or lose, they carry the sports, standards proudly. Under these emblems come volley ball, modern dance, field hockey, basketball, and many other activities. Intramural games and after school sports provide the spice with which the rest of the paraders quicken their pace. One of the liveliest sections in the Passing Parade includes the athletic banner bearers. N W 'E . 1 g.: W, I X , fl yi s r Q S3 was 195 fi 1 1 5 'wx V V ' I 1 f 1 QQ is ' 'f ' T gi - 13 ' ,Lf A 22 I ' E 322 Y ' w . W4 W i A 2 if w':WEi5 x f N Qs? QA A x 3:1 ' if ff ijt ,QW M QW? . , Qi A sf: Q 0 . 5, in ,ff ,N ,9 ' 1 Q- Fw Q ww A sf, O C O ,AE 'X M X 42 Ar' WW 1 2 , J! fi: 'k Q, X C53 'la fig , Q M ,Avi 'HKS G. A. A. GIVES HEIGHTS A OTHER N V s: 1 -Af of A E:-- Corresponding Secretary Eileen Ivey Semester I Treasurer Nancy Cutting Semester I President of Yellow Jackets Doris Richards Semester I Vice President of G. A. A. Ellen Watkins President of Swim Club Darlene Amott President of Gym Cadets Jane Fenwick Semester I President of G. A. A. Margaret Sabin President of Athletic Club Sally Cikra President of Swim Cadets Tony McCullagh 92 Recording Secretary Nancy Tame President of Tennis Club Sally Andrews President of Gym Cadets Emilie Freedman Semester II Corresponding Secretary Mary Ann Reno Semester II Treasurer of G. A. A. Emily Worth Semester II President of Yellow Jackets Marilyn Lee Semester II YEAR OE AL The girls who made G. A. A. successful during the past year. Miss Graham, Miss Crane, and Miss Horn having an important conference. One of the largest and best organized clubs at Heights is the Girls' A t h l e tic Association. Under the direction of this club, girls, athletics offers each student her opportunity to be active in after school sports and receive a letter if qualified. G. A. A. executive board, headed by Peg Sabin this year, and composed of the va- rious presidents of girls' sports clubs, en- sures fun and fair play to all. This club provides not only entertainment along with exercise, but also a chance to do a real service to humanity. Each year at Christmas and Easter, the Red Cross re- ceives favors for hospitals made by the members of G. A. A. As a climax to the school year, each spring G. A. A. presents a banquet for the members of G. A. A. and their parents. At the banquet the new officers are an- nounced, letters for spring sports are pre- sented and the last will and testament of the past oflicers is read. Girls long remem- ber the fun they have had in G. A. A. BLE SERVICE 414 as ., xl. tu., 0. lion! row: McNeillv Sufferman, Ri s, Sumwalt, Weiiclt. SCL'0llt1l7'0'ZL'.' Pzuiffborn. Moss, DeChant, Rusch, Whltliall. K1 olin .f 3 E I ' 1 1 i G . . TIZIVKII row: McGaw, Aiuram, Beilstein. Shaw, Berger, Greeubaum, Carr. Ianzzrtli r'i17t'.' Miss Gralizun, Hauser, Wyman. Lin phewr, Costello, Young, Staniper. GYM CADETS The whistle is blown in a girls, gym class and a capable Cadet Leader clad in a black suit shouts Class, in squads. Each girl in this athletic organization must be able to lead a class and referee games. There are many prerequisites to being a member. The candidate must know the rules of every sport, have fine recommendations from several teachers, pass certain tests and above all have a fine character. Personality plus liveliness, and much initiative are common Cadet traits as is shown by their original displays of march- ing at the football games and their willing- ness to serve at the football and faculty dinners. None of Cadet activities could have been so complete without the Hue direc- tion of the advisor, Miss Dazey Horn, and the leadership of presidents Jane Fenwick, Semester I, and Emilie Freedman, Semester II. Plllllf row: Fenwick, Snyder, Tame. XYortli, Lonclon, ,'h1'I1OlT. ,Slt'L'01Ili ruiu: Cikrzi, Rush. Slessinger, Forbes, Tuhaugh. Fiied in Magid. Tlzi1'fZram': Miss Horn, Selirieber, Reno, Haddad, Gray. Parnes, Rodger. liifiirtlz zmwg Rogers, Orr, H1 ber Sabin, Cutting, Newcomb. Ivy. 1'iI'UlIf rn-ru: Steinberg. xlCCllll2lg2fll. Colbert. XY:1tkins. Sllllllbilllgll. .S'i'rm1ii I'U'ZU.' Cioinht-i'g. Porter, Dennis, yxllllill, Kooh Kropp, Lzixvrence. Schuster. Newloii, Dimski, Atkinson, Miss Crum-. Tlzird rote: l'illl4lZl1lL'I', Lee. Riclizmrrlson, Gohlhzumi Jennings. Schmitz, Gore, Klziiirh-ville. Barnes, Kerr, Bobier, Fit-hi WIM CADET YELLOW JACKETS The Swim Cadets have splashed up another triumphant season in their long history of service to Heights High School. They are unforgettable friends to the many girls whom they've taught to swim. Their beautiful pageants are rivaled by none. Resplendent in their new black swim suits, they stand poised, a water color picture of the best in girls' athletics. When a Heights girl receives her letter in one of the many after-school sports, she is eligible for membership in Yellow Jack- ets. Along with fun and good times, this honorary sports organization provides much service to the school. Policing the cafeteria doors during lunch periods and carrying out Red Cross projects are al- ways on the agenda for this group. lfwxif l'rfIn'.' Ricliziiils. T:mu', Kooh. llHl'lt'!', lfenwiuk. Zingzilv. hvblllll. ivy. .Nrrffzzil m':.': lieilstein. Reno. XYYINZIII. G1 haunt-r. Dennis. Xeweomh. Miss iifillllllil. Cupiiiu. 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A ' : 4' 5 s I ' 6413.1 V u 'I'V'MefH- wsgfif Wfffw-ff A - 'N Nw , fr 73 0 ' ..., , - ,. , - f '5 ' - vgfiw f W Sf' ' . i'f'Z Ffxgxzifguk f .. , V-.I ,,,,, ' ' 1 , I W x I Jay Wzylmqqa 5Eicgi?53J.YL.5x k ..., ,Q '- -3.5. M sv 454131251 I ' f 'wif Q N14-ffw If . .-X wnning to all future victims. ,Yhc fO!'1U.lfiOl1 familiar during football season. k an if N Q I f 4 Sw ii f is Y? E . ,wh nv is Mqmpr O-. , mmm , I J 1 gl.. .8 A. Lauricli VV. VVillielm A. Morlizlrrl R. l'JeRussy A. Greenberg T. Ong 13. Yokel L. Hirsch exam ' ima Aided by seven returning lettermen, who formed the nucleus of this year,s squad, the Tigers finished a successful season, ending sec- ond to undefeated Elyria, in the Lake Erie League. The Tigers tripped Glenville in the season,s opener 26-0, as Alan Greenberg led the scoring with two touchdowns in his first varsity game. The Hilltoppers were handed their initial loss, 21-13, when the strong second-half attack of East Tech,s Artisans proved too powerful. The traditionally close game with the Lakewood Rangers ended in a 14-14 tie. Top play of the game came when 231 pound tackle, John Zanetti, recovered a blocked kick and rambled into pay-dirt to score the first touchdown of his career. Playing their best game of the season, the injury-riddled Tigers severely trounced a highly favored Lorain powerhouse 41 -0, with Greenberg, Wilhelm, DeRussy, Grove, Pollack, and Atma all Hguring in the scoring. Led by DeRussy's nineteen points and Yokel's brilliant pass-receiving, the Tigers were on a rampage the following week, as they coasted through a 39-6 victory over East Liverpool. In the next game Vic Janowicz, Elyria,s All-Ohio back, proved too much for Heights and the Tigers fell 20-12 before the leaders of the Lake Erie League. Bob Sepessy brought Heights rooters to their feet when he intercepted a Janowicz pass and raced fifty yards for Heights' Hrst score. The Tigers bounced back over a weak Sandusky team 48-0, to pile up their Scafzea Oppanrnfs Heights Oppomfnfs Heights Glenville ..,. , . , 0 26 Elyria ..... .... 2 1 13 East Tech . . . , . . 21 13 Sandusky . . , . . . . 0 48 Lakewood . . . , . .14 14 Shaker .,.. , , . . 6 33 Lorain ,. .. .. 0 41 Shaw 0 0 East Liverpool .....,. 6 39 S. Atma J. Zanctti K. Zeliiia D. Horning A. Stasliower KI, Joseph J. IDL-Cllzmt li. Sepessy D. Iawelaucl IJ. Taleolt biggest score of the season, with quarterback Al Morhard tallying fourteen points and accounting for two more touchdowns by pass- ing. Shaker was next, and the Red-Raiders were trampled 33-6, as J- Klein Wilhelm and Greenberg scored twice each. In the season's finale the Hilltoppers completely outplayed their arch rivals, Shaw, but emerged with nothing more than a scoreless tie, because of a steady downpour during the whole game. B. Sclioen G. Low1'y Big,' John, Butch, and Zeke after the tough Lakewood game. J. PZlSSZll2lClIl1H Mr. Ruppert XIV. liaughinzni Mr. Rieeziiwli I.. Catluni 1 .gs-s-:I -., i . 3 ,,,,,, A I itn' 1 ,,,,,: . It Qvgl - VV fig V -Ev. , Q JG' ,... , ,. , 1 blgl I 1 - I-3: Q Z: --.- :IE nj: If -A . ., 5 p p I OPHOMORE FOOTB LL 110111 1'U'Ig'4' R, Cohen, Mgr.. B. Oliwr. R. 5illgk'l'1112lI'l. C. B47I'llLll12lFO. B. H4lwzxrrIQ, H. XYCil1llCI'g. C. Christm Bornlmmm, M. MQCHII, R. Cmmnllr. 1. Ruiz. .S'm'm111' ro-zu: T, Zucker, R. Ncwcmnlu. T. Klcilumell. U. IIZIFIX Kem. IJ. Kenuerly, lq.JO11l'lS0ll, I.. Mzxchcr. C. Smith. fx. Sclmfcr. R. Xxvilliilllli, cfmclm. Tlzird 1'w':v.' I Stcrcluy, .-X. Shamis, j. llzlviclsun. D. Leuice. NI. lslcr, X. Slmlmcrt, I.. Lzlviu, R. RkPSL'Illll2ll. H. Uruxlcr. J mcy, D. Colflesh. l'iU'lH'lll roicx' T.. I.Z1RiCl1C. T. Hassett, S. Memes, R. Sl'hl1lL'lZCIA, J. lglillllifff, D. Grub: I C1'3XX'fl1l'il. U. Gorclrm, I.. Tubcr. .X. Zanctti. 102 OPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEA . l . .. . . , , 1'l'HII1' Imran Mgr. ,X, Ixulmm. R. bchustcr. I.. Nziclier. I., llulri-iilwcili. A. AZUICIII. Mgr. H. iYjl'k'Xik'l'. .Sluwwzrf wiv: D, Hurry. F. Siu-gli-1-, D. Ong. C. Kimlig. C. McBrirlc. Tlzfrd 1'0Zi'.' Mr. Miller. ll, Mmm. IR. Uliwr. R. Sillf1k'l'l'Il1lll. XY. Korn. Don Barrymore', Weiss sinks one. jerry Rcndlesham goes high for one. 103 W TTTSTT B. Sepessy H. Schneider Mr. Vannorsdall Hobie jumps . . . the game is on. L. E. L. CHAMPS AGAIN The Heights varsity basketball squad this year again grabbed top honors in the Lake Erie League, as they won seven of their ten league games. The Vanmen began by drubbing West Tech, Lincoln, and Warren. They lost their first league game to an experienced Elyria five, SS-41, but came back to romp over Lorain S7-39, to start their drive for the L. E. L. crown. The Hilltoppers lost their second game, this time to Canton McKinley, despite Weiss' twenty- four points, but bounced back to triumph over Cuyahoga Falls 45-44, Lakewood 42-33, and Shaker 38-34. Schneider scored nineteen points while playing his final high school game as the Tigers clawed Shaw 49-37. Elyria came to Heights and squeezed out a SS-53 sudden death overtime win over the Hilltoppers in a real thriller. Rendlesham put in twenty-three markers as the Bengals got back on the victory road by trouncing Lorain 61-39. The next two weeks gave the Hilltoppers two close decisions as they dropped Lakewood 33-30, and tripped Shaker 46-45. Finish- ing the season the Tigers were upset by Shaw S2-44, but came back strong to top Ashtabula 44-32. The boys were crowned District Class A Champs as they whipped Lake- wood in the tournament Hnals but dropped their second decision of the year to Canton McKinley in the Regionals at Youngstown. 104 HEIGHT MERME Front row: B. O,Dea, F. Clark, J. Luciano, H. VVhite, B. Mook. Second raw: P. Yost, T. Ware, C. Colbert, P. St. Clair, J. Kester, I. Beatty, T. Johnson, J. Crawford. Third row: B. Jones, T. Brady, B. Goldman, I. VVard. J. Ertle, R. Pentecost, D. Bailey. M. Skove. Mr. XVilliams. Fourfli row: I. Cranwell, F. Sherman, K. Rudebaugh, J. Roberts. B. Martin. G. Mellini, D, Miller. M. McGraw, S. Sehcingold. Mgr. Phil Yost . . . diver deluxe. SWIMMI G TEAM This year the Heights mermen, coached by Ralph Williams, had a season which was much improved over last year, but was still far below par for a good Heights Swimming Team. The Tigers lost their Hrst four meets to Lakewood, Sandusky, Shaker, and University School, before out- swimming Shaw 36-30. The Tigers gave a good account of themselves in the city meet and the following week splashed to a 33-33 tie with Shaw's Cardinals. In the next weeks our splashers dropped close decisions to Western Reserve Academy, East Tech, Shaker, and Lakewood, but finished third in the Lake Erie League meet. Frank Clark, Howard White, Bud 0'Dea, Phil St. Clair, and Phil Yost were the leading point getters and represented Heights at the state meet in Columbus. Bailey hooks a Heights fish. Bob Mook, Howie White, and Jay Luciano get set Hold your nose, boys! t v ln.. Moe Savransky . . . Clcveland's outstanding sandlottcr. Hats off to Jerry. 107 . A 2 - - Q a . . he's a Heights Mannv W . . In 1947 for the first time in the long history of Heights athletics, a magnificent Tiger team Was able to bring home the Ohio State Baseball Championship. Paced by the superb pitching of Moe Savransky, the Tigers clawed their Way to the Lake Erie League Championship, by beating Lakewood S-0. Later in the Week the Heights nine bested Akron Garfield 1-0 and East Tech 3-O to emerge victorious The Hauk comes home to roost. from the district and regional finals. In Columbus at the state finals the Heights nine climaxed their drive for the title as centerhelder Pat Hartzmark, first baseman Jerry Rendlesham, and third base- man Joe Hauk, came through with timely hits to defeat Cincinnati Withrow 4-1 on Friday, Columbus Upper Arlington 3-1 on Saturday and thus grabbed the State Championship. l'1'n11i 1'0tt': l.. llzirtzinark, L. lxermoclc. KI. 5Lix'rz1nsl'y. li. Klaiiii. .X. Cil'flVL'. ,l. XYciuza11lm, NI. Hlzike. J. XYcicl- rick. .SlL'C'OJIII' rfm'.' A. Kitziy. T. .-Xldricli, R. Lindquist. j. Reiiclleslizim. lf. Leitsou, Mr. Zweig. J. Hziuk, R. New- mzm, B. Scpcssy, N. Liidcl, ll. Bernstein. A. Morlizircl. GWB Rosebud . . . huggin, The Cup. 0 N0 game was without its thrills, such as the masterful pitching of Jeb Weidrick in the Hnal East Tech game, the sizzling catches of Chet Kermode in the Akron game, and the brilliant play of the inheld which was composed of Jerry Rendlesham, Al Grove, Ray Lindquist, Joe Hauk, and Bob Mann. One of the most unusual high- lights of the season came in the Willough- gczeefaff Seemed OPPONENT HEIGHTS Parma . , . . . 1 4 Euclid Shore . , . , . ,4 11 Lakewood , . . , , . . , 1 4 University School . . . . 2 3 Willoughby ,... , . . . 2 8 Shaw , . . . , 1 5 Shaker . . , 3 1 South . . . . 1 2 Lorain . , , . . . 1 9 Lorain , . . . , . . . 5 11 Xvilloughby . , . . . O 10 University School, . , 1 5 Shaw ,..... . 4 9 Shaker ..,. . , , 0 8 Lakewood , . . . . 0 5 Akron Garfield . . . O 1 East Tech . .,. ... O 3 Cincinnati Withrow , .. 1 4 Columbus Upper Arlington. 1 3 Al Morhard scores for Heights. I I by game, when shortstop Ray Lindquist was called upon to pitch and turned in a no-hitter. In 1948 Coach Bernie Zweig depended on returning lettermen, Jerry Rendlesham, Al Grove, Bob Sepessy, Jeb Weidrick, Marty Blake, Larry Berk, Bob Crow, Jimmy Weinraub, and Jack Friel to form the backbone of another great Tiger team. Tiger pitchers can hit and score, too! H-CLUB l'lI'0IIf m':v.' I. YIlAlI1l'IXY. A, fSl'HXk', j. P2lSSZll2lCljll2l, QX. Rubin. E. Gulll- llzlmcr, Slrmzzfl I'0'Zif'.' M. Ioscpll, QX, lXlnrl1:11'fl, QX. Grcculrwg, li. Clww. T. ilmwic, R. l'lo1'ni11g. 'l'l1ird 1'4m'.' A. Kilzly, li. f31'CE'lllJ1lll111. J, licllciu, B. Kntvs. R. llippslcy. Il. Bcrxlsteill, XYolcl1nz111. jjtlllfffl Vfmh' liruw 11, R, ljziymx Vl. licmllcslmzxm, lf. Clark. U. Clmrrlv . , . V lll. B. U Um. 1'll'0lIf 1'uw.' K. Zclinu, I., Czlttmli. R. Sclmcu, J. Znnctti, B. Scpcssy. VY. XVlll1Cll'll, H. Sclmciclcli .slfffllllf 1'0fc'.' B. Bruclcr, R. De-Russy, li. Hulcr. I. T7cCl1z111t. I. Friel, M. Cup- tain. D, Lllllllllll. Tlzfrd rfmu' H. Tropp, G. Lowry. A. Lzxuriclm. I. XVeinraub, L. Hirsch, A. Staslwwcr. I. Klein. ITZHIVHL r0'zc'.' S. Alum. I.. Berk, D. Loveland. B. Yokel, ll. , Dragiu. H, VVl1i1c, T. Ong. GOLF TEAM 9 - cg W' I 5 'ue' eff: ' wo, f' W0 H 0 00 ?,Il1 I oo. 19, 'if ,,5 -f -:xg - ff, Mr. Wfilliams, W. Berger, D. Miller, x,, 'Q D. Lipman, A. Beallo. Pfxg gc. Ai I -x n' 4 9 C Q . 1: W 14 K . 1 1 J N f ' f x l i7 lfix jg L Q19 X . Q All ' TRACK TEAM Iwwzi rn 1 J Xasinow. Mgr., E. f,l0llll13.lll61'. ll. Clmrclmill. l.. Sluttcr. H. Sclmncinlcr. D, Green. E. llnlcr. ll. Bailey. Svmnd row: K. Gilmson, j. Korn. T. Hnync. G. Kuplzm. .-X. S111Sl10XYCI', D. Fricclnlan. Belkin. E. Lef- ion, H, VVl1itc, ll. Friedrnzm, 13. Grccnbaum. Mgr, Third mic: 1. Zunctti. A. Schafer. P. Blinnillo. B. Sclmclncr, ll. Gnoclman. J. Klein. B. Yokel. Bcnagll. P. Sipscr. ll. Pressman. fx. Greenberg. M11 Engel. TRAMURAL MA AGERS l 1w1f Vw 'l'!11'1'd iw . , 1 h-.,.......r l l1ll1g'C1'l111t, A. XYHllimky, S, llzlxis. ,wlwwfzzd wiv: Mr. llnwl. M11 Cnx. Klux Engcl. Mr. Nlr,Xf-qc. K.. Xl. Silx'm'l1crg, lf, Knew. l'. xlllfhllilll. ll. XXI-ixlrclgu-14. S, Klww. A. llzuix. bl. Slmpir-w. 111 ,Qzfwazzea As we look back over the parade of events of 1948, We can not help but re- member those activities Which appear in the Passing Parade bathed in spotlights, or silhouetted in bold relief as the most memorable occasions of the year. Among these We find: dances, All-School Parties, Players' Productions, Choir and Band Con- certs, Friendship Parties, The Military Ball, The Senior Prom. Even the every day club activities have contributed much to- ward making the 1948 Passing Parade full of color and thrills. QW lfroziz' rottf: Adleinan, Rob- bins. S c li w ar t z, Crontcr. Sapbire, LaSalvia, DeCbant. Krobn. Second 7'0'LU.' Ful- dauer. Goldring. Cinninings. Shaw, lvalkins. Stznnper. Rubin, Rock. Third rote: Hogg, H. Miller. Rossin. DeCbant, Jaffe. VV6lS11l21ll. G. Miller, Goldricli. Fozzrflz 1'0-zu: Kennerly, Greenberg. Richards, Metz, Agnew. O'- Neill. S. Miller. Fifth roto: Belkin. Goldman. Gombert. Zzznetti, Gold, XVQ-iss. Gil- inzin. Klein. Fmzzf rotv: Matyas, Gold- sword, Gold, Lovell. Riggs. Sccmza' row: Wfalker, Nix- on. Anfderheide, XV21llGl'lS. Koppleinzin. M o s s. Tlzird Vow: Elrick, Tobkin, M. Miller. Brisbon. Miller. Frost. Taylor. Fourih ro-zt': Langmead. Friel. Schaeffer, Kindig. Burt, Clark, Moss. Hallock. Fifth VOTCK' Green- berg. Gombert. Goodman. Halverstadt. Harris. Crou- icr. Coben. STUDE T COUNCIL This year student council meetings were called to order by Bob Sepessy. At these meetings once every two Weeks, capable Nancy Loeb read the minutes while committee reports Were handled by vice president, Ginny Davis. Any financial troubles were taken care of by Al Massing. The council consists of officers, an executive board, some seventy homeroom representatives and Mr. Clifford, the faculty advisor. It is organized to provide opportunities for student co-operation in the school government, to promote Worthy activities and to con- tribute to the general Welfare of the school. Front roto: Mr. Clifford, Davis, Massing Sepcssy, Loeb. Sncowzd row: Gilbert, Sabin min, Cope, Hippsley. Metscliis. Cutting. Kelsey. Tlzird row: Terliune. Benja- l-'rnzzf 1'LJ'IQ'.' White. Slavin. Kline. L a n e ai sl e r. jones. Gepferl, Perelnizin. .3'i'uv11zi Vimn' Matyzis, Kutzisli, New- inzin. MacKinnon, fiiL'Illt'l'- clizili, GUII1lJC1'g, ,'Xslilcy. Gel- fanil, Third mtv: Francisco. Kline. Milkove. M zi r c ii 5, Cort. XY2lIlEX'Cl'3', Katz. Sny- der. I .1u1'fl1 rim'.' Kllllflllilll. l. iw Q li, G0lClll3lI1G1', Ziskind, Slizickson, Porter, Andrews. Steinberg, L e v i n Q, Fifth 1'4m': T uri c k, R i t c li i e. Xlook, M e t s ch i s. Miss XYl1itsey. Helden, Gordon. Segal. limizf Vntuf G. M i l l e r. lizwcker, Amon, Frzincisco. Budde, Cohen, ll. Miller. .Skrmzd Vow: Lake. Shin'- nier. VV e e k s, Vonclrasek, S li zi p e r O. SZlVlll, Smith. Klaclrlun. Third VIVZLH' Fen- wick. Gray. Klcllzilion. Par- nes. Cronter. Tnlizingli. Gin- tozzi, J. Bukstein. 1'iUlH'ffI rmv: Scheclitmzin, XYeiss. Boyd. Gannier, Watkins. DeXV:ilt. F u l rl ii u 0 r. Buk- slein. Fifth mtv: llraasch. Cotesworth. Terr. Hipp- slcy, Podis. llnnser. Lupe- son. Palmer. ATIONAL HO OR SGCIETY Character, Service, Leadership, Scholarship-these four words ex- press the high ideals of the National Honor Society. The many important duties of the Society include tutoring cer- tain students who have been absent for a long period, reading to sight-saving pupils, and collecting tax stamps, thus enabling the club to award scholarships to deserving students every semester. Each month the society has an evening meeting at which pertinent problems are discussed. Our National Honor Society, under the supervision of Miss Whit- sey, is indeed a great chapter, for its members hold the flame of knowledge high, and keep it brightly burning. N. H, S. OFFICERS .S'vatud: Roger Hippsley. Fjl'Q9lllk'lll. .S'tu11di11g.' H. lNlillcr. 1. Gzittrizzi. l'. Tnlmzingli. :ind G, Miller. The other officers. Franz' row: Krohn, Diniski. Rncks. Cosby, Segel, Horton, Grotli. 30601111 r'07v.' Ziegler, M. Kerr, Elliot, Berger, Moss, Peltz, Striekling. Third rote: Cranwell. Ayars. Makoff, Newton. Green, Slaymaker, Pierce. Fourflz rate: Koppelman, Ritondaro, Fascia- no, Miller, Krantz, Merlin, Ollok. Fiftlz rutcu' Peters, Canflell. Markee, Marshall. Gordon. Roth, Sclialten- field. Front rate: VVieclliopli, Nathan. Katz Schwartz. VVolford. VYeiss, Fnlclauer Scvrmd row: Derry, Carner. Miller walt, Shaw, Pitner, Miss Vvvallaee Fozwfli row: W'allof, Stainper, Gentil 1'fm': DeGaetano. Johnson. Hogg MeKibbin, C. Kerr, Ewing. Slcenner JU IOR LITERARY CLUB A club of great interest to most CII and BI girls with a B average or better in English, is the Junior Literary Club under the sponsorship of Miss Helen K. Wallace. Meetings are held every other Thursday in the northwest corner of the cafeteria and the programs range from panel dis- cussions to talks by guest speakers. Mae W. Goodman, Heights graduate, read some of her poems to the club at one of its meetings. Giving some tips on newspaper writing, Dorothy Partridge, of Over the Cokesv Writer for the Cleveland Press, also proved to be an enlightening speaker. These are some reasons why the club is so popular. Siffiazg: Livingston. Faseiano. Rueks. Levine. Katz. .S'ta11di11g: Hoak, Marshall. Liehvar. Fried. Katz, Sngernian, Levine. Tlzird roiv: Goldsworcl, Penty. Smith, Hana- DeMaioril1us, Hart, MeGaw. Fifth Ifmizt lbw: llorier. Jaffe. lflzirckcr. Hamlin, Cutting. Sliacksou, New- comb. Swami' VOTCI Sapliire. Gom- berg. Fenwick. Benson, firay. Vlfal- lens. Thiril rote: lYL-clcs. Ringle. Snyder, Tiibaugli. Gemcrclizik. Sfivitt. Gattozzi. lfwnrfli rnfu: llariics. XXI-iss. Gilbert. Fiildziuer. SCl'lL'ClIll2lIl. Boyd. Front i'r1'zc': Tiirick. Barboiiit Budde. Mills. Aiiclrcws, Klacliiiiiiinii. .S'pm11z1' rote: Frost. Lake, Cilcrzi. Cowan, Xewmaii, Miss Braselion, Third rwtu: Sclincidcr. Haddad. l7cXY:il1. Blat- kins. Sliiirmer, Forbes. Fonrtfz rwtui Loeb, llaiiscr. Ziskiiid, lfiscnberg. Cotcswortli, llzivis, Palmer. lxlllilflidl. SENIOR LITER RY CLUB Take one-part service to the school, add one-part more thorough knowledge of books and authors, mix well with a Christ- mas party, a pot-luck dinner, and a joint- meeting with the Junior Literary Club, and you have the recipe for the activities of the Senior Literary Club, sponsored by Miss Braselton. Besides filing all the read- ing cards for the English classes the girls in the club sell stationery and do Red Cross work. The sixty upperclass girls, who are members of the club, must maintain a B or an AU average and be approved by their homeroom teacher before they are elected to membership. .blllfflrllgf Boyd. Tubziiigli. Snyder. .Ylilfldfizgf Gemcrcliak. Barcker. GIRLS' CABINET ANNUAL HALLOWEEN PARTY 'M - 5 n XVho's in the Dog House now? The Winnahs! 'Tm forever blowing bubblesu The mnster's choice. Hey! How did they get in? Let me tell your fortune. 118 I 0u1'lf'z ro-zu.' iXlCZll1lNll. Hauser. lfmiif 1-nlfuj Santo. lfnsign. Luluin W Hnriiey. Snyder, firolll, .5L'Ai1'II4f Vifii' lk-liz. Slinriner, lflrnml. lfirvcliiiziii. Kzilvs. Rogert. 'li!z1'r'd l'UTu'.' llzmsi-ii, Vzirm-s, Orr. Sparks. Sclmltelitielcl. lit-icliiv. Forbes. lfwzirlfz zwfzcx' lioyfl. Viillinw Yenzii' lzuiplit-ar l':ilmer w K5 ll . Iirmil wiv: Uimski. Hertz. Zum F ii l cl il ii e r, Wnlluf, Svrmirl m':v.' XYolf. Gzittozzi. Fox. Fenwick. Hemi Y'l11'ru' rim! XXyZlllCIlS. Blakoff. Rogers. H ull 1111 cl. Tame. Miss Xllillzice ting. Nuwcoinb, Cikrzi. sv GIRLS' CABI ET Is there a second to that motion? This is a familiar phrase during fifth period on Thursdays at the meeting of the Girls, Cab- inet. This organization for the girls of Heights is composed of representatives nominated by their homerooms. The Cabinet mem- bers meet each week to discuss the problems pertaining to the wel- fare and happiness of all the girls. Under the supervision of Miss Wallace, the Cabinet sponsors a George Washington party, a Halloween party, a Mother and Daughter tea and a Welcoming get-together for the CI girls. ,dm V, M it M ci - as, J 4 V ,, 44? 3 ,W , . xx K if ,if v p s dew-... ,K .- Styles of the times have changed, as seen by the AVS at the A ll tea. 119 biafvd Slessinger, Rossman, Parnes, Riiigle Gillett. Stavzding: Gilbert, Slmpero Vletschis. gg' A. sal tam , fr M, 5 BLACK A D GOLD STAFF With the clicking of the typewriter, the scurrying of hurrying feet, and the steady murmur of business-like voices, another issue of the Black and Gold is un- der way. Two selected staffs alternate the publishing of this bi-monthly paper which functions under the guidance of Mr. Am- brose P. Spencer. Through close coopera- tion and industry, this student newspaper is an up to the minute publication serv- ing as an informative and entertaining record of what's what at Heights. Many Heights alumni have but to look in their Scrapbooks to remember all the fun they had at Heights, for old B. E5 G.'s usually adorn several pages. P ac e Maker, Medalist, International Honor . . . just to mention a few, are the awards which have designated our student paper as a leader in the Held of high school journalism. 120 Salted: Feldman, Visintainer, NVe1sS Arnoff, Milkove. SfUl1dfl14Q,' Wzilltiis Haddad. Slnvin, Kline. Vl'l1item:m llznrlmrn Coulston .lftifities Ed. .Xllen Perkins .llaunter l'ziul Benjamin Cyvin Cort Merle' Mislmg Iidffor-in-Chief Cory Edifor Assoflate Edlfar ,loan Larimer Senior Ed. llzlrriett Frost Fufulfy Ed, Mrs. F. Liston Lifvrary .-ldfisor ferry Rothschild B0-vs' Sfwrfx Ed. CALDRO Melvin Orchen C'irL'uIa!i0n Illgr. Eslwzlril Golflhamer Clmiract Jlgr. Emilie Freedman c.1'H M1HfI'lll! Jlgr. Gilbert Kuplzm .-Idivrtisiug ,llgr Mr. L. llehney Business .4d':'i.mr l Don Schaeffer Plrofogrfwller Ellen lYatkins Girls' Sports Ed. ,Xlzxn Cragg .rlutiiitivs Ed. S ,lemme llzxrtnmu I'n1dun'lm1s,r Ed, .Xuclrey Eisenberg .Jrt Ed. TAF Miss D. Dillon llmwnliy x,0lldl'ilS6li lYf ' ' .-I dZ'Cl'fiSl'l1g .-1 dl' Slut Feldman lJl!0f0g?'l1f'1lFY .11 l30uH.1LI'1r' l lurid Neyer .Id:'vr't1.m1g Jfgr. Mary Pnnglmrn ,-Ictiriiivs Ed. Alan Gepfert .lloxmtvr F Stanley Ellis Bizsinvss Mgr. llowurrl Kotller Tyfvis! 121 Milner, Melclcii. CALDRUN ASSISTANTS QUILL 8: SCROLL Every year, when the leaves begin to fall, Caldron season rolls around. From then until spring, 202 is the scene of bed- lam. Hours of work lie ahead for every- one from Mrs. Liston and the section editors, photographers, and mounters to the many assistants. But the gremlins work harder than anybody else, putting un- known individuals in group pictures and snatching flash-bulbs out of cameras. Mr. Behney and his financial wizards have their worries too. In spite of everything, the Caldron comes out every year. And well- here it is. If it's a gold pin--if it,s in the shape of an old fashioned quill pen and scroll, you can be sure that its wearer is a member of Quill and Scroll and is on the Crcsf, Cal- Jrou or Black and Gold staffs. You can also be sure that the owner of a Quill and Scroll pin has done superior work in writ- ing, editing, or business management to merit this honor. Members are initiated into this honorary group for writers every semester, and ac- ceptance into membership is the goal of every high school student who hopes to become a writer. Frmzl f'0iu: VVliitt-man. Smith, Sliapcro. Ringle, Brown. .5li'l'HlllI' l'U'IA'.' Kottlcr. Kline, Parnes, Milkovc. Tulwaugli, Cort.T!z1'rd 1'ufi': Rulvins. Malden. Segal, Kzuifinan. Gilbert. Ifozirllz l'UTlf'.' Metschis, Gray, Gepfert, Jones, Slavin. Blislinc. 122 t X lirwzzf 1'o'zu: 'llzim -. . ru man. Sugcrinzin. Lewis, at N mid 1'im'.' Rossmzin, Qaix Marcus, .'Xlliert. Rum, tn Tfzzrd rrlru: llziglmerg. Hat clad. Loeb, Moss. Gtn 1 Slcssingcr. Ifuurllz 1 L Pocrass, Ainrznn, K l t i n THE CREST THE HERME Iimzzf 1'1m'.' Miss lXlz1li11 Makoff, Steiiilmcrg. Brown, Tolmkiii, Liclisterii, Siegel NY 11 l fl 111 :1 11. .S'1w11111' rrftu. Kflllflllllll. Sl:1y111z1k e r Grecn. Briskiii. Pl11'liL'l', T114 lraugli Tlzird 1'w-rw Ciiarlxei' Perry, Dworkiu. l.ll1DQ:-illll. Segal, Ruhins. Gzlehlcr. Pil- lt-1'srl11rf. F 11 ll 1' 1' ll 1' 41 iv. 5Cll2lClL'l'. Gray. Hartmaii Rouhy. Slaviu, Xlvcisherg Paslin. Frmzt V11-z1'.' Gt-lfaiid, Smith Cohen. Steiner, Shurincr SL'l'0lld I't7'Z!'.' l. c 1' 11 c r Schwartz, Palmer, Travis, Mr. Rachtel. Tliim' 1'fm': Eisenberg. Passinorc, jones Smith. Ro1l1schilcl, Gorrloii The Cresf, an outstanding literary pub- lication, written entirely by Heights stu- dents, is compiled and edited by the lit- erary staff under the direction of Miss Edith Malin. The art Work including the cover, the lining, and all illustrations is created by the art staff under Mr. Clay- ton Bachtel. The vital business staff which handles the sales campaign is supervised by Mrs. Katherine Marsh. All three staffs cooperate effectively with the support of the English department which has for ten years sponsored the Cresf. This year, under the supervision of Mrs. Stoffer, The Hermes completed its seven- teenth year of publication, as the official organ of the Latin students of Heights High. Because of the rising costs of print- ing, The Hermes appeared this year to the Latin students of Heights, Roosevelt, Rox- boro, Monticello, and many other schools and colleges throughout the United States, in the form of a mimeographed magazine, instead of the customary printed paper. Despite this disadvantage, the high literary standard was maintained. Front 7'f7'Il'.' Gold, Halpern, Mrs. Stoffer, Koppclnian. G clfaml. ,Yvrr11zr1' zwffcx' :XllLl1'QXYS. Nuiiliiiaii. Carr. Gevelher, Runner. XYeil. T111-7'li 1'0t1': Riihcnsteiii. Mishiie. Marke e, Gcrgel. Turick. XXvClll1'Ill1ll, Kaiitmaii. l23 Fruzzt Vow: Katz, Bl:111sl1ilcl ler, Pocrass, Sapliire, NVcissman lmcr, Nl21I'Cl1S, lX'lZll'CllS, Golclfarln G oil cl s t Q 1 11, Baden. Benson l'111z1'ih 1'utu: Rosin, Tqflflllllll 111:111. .S'1'1'm14I Vofv: Glaflstonc Rr-111101-, Steinberg. Gutcntag fiI'CL'll, Resnick, I7r11z1'1'1'1 1'fm': lilui11st11l1, lfisncr. Fiffh VUTSH' J 3 ris. Nlzxssing. BROADCASTERS During the year which has just rolled by, the Heights Broadcasters have again maintained their high position in school activities. This is the group which is in charge of before-school broadcasts, record- ings, morning announcements, and music for various activities. A special service rendered by the Broadcasters to language classes is the presentation of different re- cording of literature or drama, which the classes have been studying. Besides their many school activities, Heights Broadcasters have branched out and now have two radio programs a Week on WSRS. The program Heights High Presents gives its listeners a synopsis of the different phases of life at our school. They also present an all musical show at 2:30 in the afternoon. Broadcasters cer- tainly deserve credit both for valuable aid to the school, and for their service to the community. boff, Loch, Delson, Weiss, Israel H ll ll 5 0 r, Nagar. Third rout' lf rost, Pearlinan, Fox, Davis 17111411111 row: Hippsley. Miller Glick. Briiclcr, M. Weisma11. f3I'L'Cllll2l.lll'l1. Fifth 7'llTC'.' Bande- Clllltl, Szlmnels. FI'lCLlIll3Il. XVZllZCl', F11-eil, Goldstein, Rosen- iielil, Second row: Ringle, Hel- K4PI'Ill1l11v XfYciss. Y'!1i1'd4f0'z11,' Gel- Novalc, F1':111cisco, Jaffe, Davis Spike. l'll'U7If 1'11':v,' B:11'liz111, llaikowitz Sl0llllJL'l'f2,', Gold, XXTCISS, Sngcr- LlUXV11ll, gXro11o1'itz. Third 1'0ru.' liflililll. XVc1l. llcrlin. Rlllllll. Mclclcn, BI'CllIlCl', Less. Gfl1'Clf'l1l, lit-1-gn-1', Fein, liancr, Kline, Har- Frout row: F. VVCTSIIIHU, Hipps- ley, Whileinan, Grccnbauin, Kas- clan, London, Matyas, Yasinow. Scrond row: Miss Stephens, Le- s NCll?lHllilll. Wci11rz111l1, P ol e 11. low, Klein, Milner, Klein, Roths- SEMESTER I President Jane Gilbert Vice-Pres. Judy Weiss Treasurer Jane Gattozzi Rec. Sec. Nancy Cutting Corr. Sec. Jane Fenwick SEMESTER II President Judy Weiss Vice-Pres. June Crouter Treasurer Jane Ellen DeWalt Rec. Sec. Peg Sabin Corr. Sec. Sally Cikra J. F. A. C. executive board. JU IOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS With the world still in a state of turmoil anfd uncertainty, the purpose of the Junior Foreign Affairs Council is to further the knowledge and interest of the members in the cultures, ideologies, problems, and pol- itics of other peoples. Members are reg- ularly sent to participate in and observe the meetings of the Cleveland Council of World Affairs with which F. A. C. is aiiiliated. This year the club has chosen for study J Russia, the country we are all trying to understand so that we may better accept our responsibilities of leadership in the world today. Panel discussions on the country are given by different members at every other Thursday meeting. This year Betsy Hauser represented F. A. C. and Cleveland Heights schools at the United Nations at Lake Success. Twelve members also went to Western Reserve University to participate in the mock assembly of the United Nations. There are also moments of informality at the club's parties held twice a year. lfronf m'zr'.' NYheaton. Conner. Cutting, Sabin, Corry, Gilbert, Xnslmaum. Ayzlrs, DeCliant. .Srcoizd 1'uu': Fox. Gzitozzi. XYallens. Newcomb, Holland, Mzityzls. Crouler. Third rn-:v.' KlcNeilly, Pzingborn, Fenwick, Tame. Klzlkotif, Cikra. XYeiss. Fwizrflz 1'n-zu: Hippsley. Saltznmu. Xhiltliall. Newton, Tnlmangh. Field. I.ex'y. Fifth rffiv: DeXYall, xxvllflillli. Hzulclzid. Magicl. Weiss. Slessinger. Slizipero. MCGLUV. Hilllll. H2lllfk'l'- 1 1 ' . SEVEN SISTERS The Heights Players' fall production, The Seven Sisters,', an Hungarian comedy, provided an enjoyable evening for the audience. Whenever a production is presented, however, both fun and work occur back stage. One of the most important Mbehind the scenesu jobs is the one assigned to the make-up crew. They are shown here busy with grease paint and powder, adding the finishing touches to the players before they make their entrance. . The Mothers, Club serves a dinner between the rehearsal of the acts at the dress rehearsal. At this time the stage crew, the make-up crew, the players, mothers, Miss Dina Rees Evans, and Mr. Freyman get together for some relaxation before the Hnal thrill of the actual production. . Working diligently on the stage sets is the stage crew. Their work includes studying the positions of the furniture and then erecting the set. At last! The Big Night arrives! With all their hurrying . . . scurrying . . . and worrying, Heights Players' productions, from the moment the curtain rises, are an immediate success. jMo FoR DAY On Saturday, December 6th, the Heights Broad- casters literally took overn Radio Station XYQIMO. W'ith Roger Hippsley holding down Dave Baylor's job as station manager, and twenty-three other Broadcasters assuming various posts, the station was run smoothly for a whole broadcasting day. Other positions were occupied by Jimmy Yasinow, in charge of publicityg Bill Greenbaum, who subbed for Howie Lundg and Norm Nehamkin, chief en- gineer for the day. Included in the announcing staff were john A. Klein, Lee Miller, Jimmy Weinraub, and John C. Klein. Jack Glick, Don Samuels, Sandy Davis, and Bob Steinberg completed the engineers. Selling commercials and programs fell to Al Korman, Bob Fox, Bob Bandelow, and Morry W'eisman. Helping Chuck Dolin with continuity writing were Harriet Frost and Lou Briskin. Acting in the key position of traffic manager was Betsy Hauser, while Judy Wfeiss and Ruth Whitenaan took over the job of contacting national magazines for Broad- casters and the station. Sandra Delson, Marlene Israel, and Frances YY'eisman assisted in the record library. ISU? ,.,..-r ---yy Fast, l31'o11dtielcl. Buckles. Savcly, Hz111l111ry, Briskin, Cori. hlZll'CllS. Tlzird 1'1m': Dr-ry. Sczivcr. L1rcss1na11. Lic lifwul tofu: Bllllflll, Gottlieb. Hailys, S. Brown, Hciscr. ll21l'lllUS. Berko. Cooper. .S'm'u1111' 1'oft1,- Mr. Frcyinan J Sl 111 Has mg Ln m 1' Nl 'Vin 1 kan lx. f rec . 1 . Si . 1.11 e. . Clyd il 11. 'I evsw. liriuzf ro-rv: Tobkin. Garber. l..llllCSU1'l. Franz. Pillc1'sclo1'f, Kline. Kalish. Miss Ex'z111s..S'1'1'0111f I'U'ZU.' Tropc, llirsli. Segal. Layzer. Gerson. Lillllll. XYadsworth. Pnrvis. XYe1tl:111fer. Tfzird zwmu' c,ilLlClil1121ll. Glick, Herczog. Gctrcn Emcrling. Bordo. Miller. Blctschis. HEIGHTS PLAYER Act well your part, there all the honor lies,', explains the prin- ciples of Heights Players. Under the splendid leadership of Doon Evans and Leonard Freyman these dramatists are trained in all fields of the theater. The Little Theater provides the nucleus for Players' activities. Each Thursday a short experimental drama is given, followed by the post mortem compliments and criticisms of the audience. Twice a year the Players give a public presentation. In the fall the group donned peasant costumes to present the buoyant Hun- garian comedy, Seven Sisters. The springtime saw Shakespeare,s immortal Twelfth Nightv done with a deft Heights Players' touch. Perhaps, who knows, some of these same players will one day see their names spelled out in Broadway lights. 128 l J l II 1111 SllL'f,HHf'11l'.D61lI1lS. S111i1l1.Less. Ruliins. Wvril. Kliielilliziuscr, ,Yt'rw1111' riffr: Rubin R111 rti 1111111 atalmo. Reese. Gordon. Gelfancl. VVolfcrt, R11I1l111v, tf11l111, Mzirciis. Y'l11'1'd rur1': Areiiswalcl Brown B 111111 Hurd. Scliwartz. T. Hziyiie. Shiister. liX1Cl11l1ZlIl.Cil2lllSIH!1C. Paris. 1'iUIH'NI rwzu: xXvlllllllZ1I'1,,l'lCOllCI' 11 61111 N ern Ensign. Cl1:111111a11. Rubin. Harris. Sargent. ATIO AL THESPIANS Troupe 410, Heights High Chapter of National Thespians, strives to create an appreciation for dramatics throughout the high school. Its membership consists of those students who have done the most to bring success to the school dramatic society. Members are initiated into the organization twice a year. One initiation was at the Christ- mas banquet, held this year at the College Club. During a beautiful candlelight ceremony after the dinner the new members were named. Following this the group recited the Thespian oath, led by Doc Evans, the sponsor. Thespians is to Heights Players what the National Honor Society is to Heights. 4111 mr. Miss Evzms, Kalish. l-llIlt'rOl1, Tohkin. ,5ifrl7Id1i7I.U,' Hirsli. Blctseliis. Ritchie. li111crli11 XX ll 1 1 cllltll Porflo Segal. Hzlskiii. 129 Frmzz' 1'0fi'.' Wtiiss, S i l v e r. Golcllmei'g'er, Goldberg. Lewis. .XCKUIIII 1'0'ri'.' Segel. Baskin. Sugerinrm, Lees, XVl1i1e. WK-st. Meziclcii. Third 1'wfzc'.' Kincaid. Moss. Rziinsien. f,il'4.'CIl, Less, Klinslier, Peltz. Fuzrrtfz 1'o-fit' Onoraio. Crzuiwell, P1'eislei'. Ki-aiitz. Vl'z1giic1'. Zingzili. Rii- zxmlziro. Olziiiglilin. Iiiflh -ro-zen' llziclmer, Sclizittenlielfl. Sippel, Przilt, Crink, Harry, Kerr. !'iI'Ullf 1'nrt'.' Lzilce. Perry. Hei- ser, lfmrup, Sclicriner. SL'L'UlI4f 1'0tc': liarkzm, xhliilflll. Lewis, Blacks. BZ1lll'llQ2l1'Cl1lL'l'. Stein- liillmer, Third rozv: Siinoii. llorton, Grover. XV:1llr-ns. l.isli, TZlX'L'l'IllCl'. Siilc. Fnzzrfla 1'ofi'.' Allyn, Mcllxilion. Ralmiiislcy, lkivirlson, Moelil, llatclielor, Francisco. liifflz rote: Noida-s. Davis, Cotcswortli, li ii cl cl C. Sliziclasoii. Coimeix Riilwluiiis. Frien ship Fosters Friend v Friendship Club, a branch of the Y. W. C. A., has become more popular year after year. The club is a service as well as a social organization. Besides parties and other frolics the group provides a chance for the girls to give help to needy institu- tions. Meetings are held once a month, sponsored either by the grade chapter or 130 Schmitz, Hogg. .irmzzd I'47'Ii'.' ciano, Tame, Hills. 7lfI1iI'lIl rntv: Cikra, Coriiclt, Snyder. Ffl1lI'flI l'0'fk'.' Gentil. Hozik. Fzisciano, Liclivur. Ziegler. lfrmzt roto: Rogers. Hartman, B a 1' c li e r, lilarslizill, Conklin. VValzer. Wlillof, Harmos. Fris- Katz, MCNIllll2lI'H. Grcenlxaum. lfzwzf Vuivf Olloek, Zipser, Ifrmzl i'wfi': Roek, liutzisli. F1'lL'KllNZlH, liryer. iilllllblllilll. rfrref Henson. li0ZlL'lllC', Iireis- nizm. l,lll1k'l', Sliiinzuidle. llor- ton, Cmlflswmd. Y fIII'l!' l'U'Ix',' mam, Spiimek. Mefuy, fiflilll. Slniruier. lwrzzrllz rwzv: llow- uril. lirziml. Lorz. Aslicrzift. 1'n-rv: llerger. Kliielillizmser. D e 4 11 i t. .Xnliimr Nletllellzm. Roth. l.:mplie:1i'. lngrzini. Fmzzf :wmv XYiedhopli, ClCZl1'CI'. Jziloree. Levine. Hay. Siegel. Si'i'm1r1' 1'1i'Zx'.' Curnef. Grumet. Gevellier. Looinis. Cindy. En- sign. Yiflfru' r'1m'.' Burney. N'lzmderx'ille. Kunxinzm. Iilzmfl. Bull, Hayes. l u1z1'Ifz Vote: S211- ter. Miller. Peters. Keller. lfwinq. lfiffli rule: Szively. Gordon. R ii lm i n S. Stohlnizm. Tliziyer. Kzmfinzui. Fox. Sny- der, .S'i'i'm11l wmv Katz, XXX-iss. Newnizln. Sehwxxrzenfelcl, Bro- iuelnieier. Fast. Tlzfrzi z'wn'5 Nzillizm, lIlg'1'1lS5l2l, Koppelniziii. Miller. Rueks, Gillelt, Hui'- inimy. 1'it?Ill'ffI 1'im'.' Vzxrlyer. Fry:uitl'. Vloliiisim, Ilgim, I't-my. lizun. liiflh 1'1m'.' Kzilniiz, lil- liol, Xxillllli. Feightuer. Skelly. SliiIlllL'l', Slzlymzxker. RI ll rl o 1' s li 51 Lipsun. ,Smilllrf Peirfi. Slierwoml, Turk. Feld- Bleiler. Newiuziii, Pierce, Fiflfz Fee ings For Pair Females combined chapters. Miss Lillian Clark is the elub's faculty advisor, while Miss Louise Magor and Mrs. Dorothy Rieke sponsor the Sophomore Xmlrews. Chapter, Mrs. Gladys Hill, Semester I, and Miss Lois Clark, Semester H, the Junior Chapterq Mrs. Zeta Winslow guides the Senior Chapter. Mrs. Beck has charge of service meetings. 131 l:1'U1If 1'0'ZC,' Pullella. Kier, llworken, Koolm. Kcrlslic. Mil- ler. Secomz' 1'0':a': Atkinson, Katz, Shaw. Stmnper. Drulvo. Makoff. Third 1'ufv: Reiter, Bell, Swan, Hziwn, f3CINCl'Cll?1lC, Sclleiner. Fonrtlz mtv: Cort, Mzulclen, Eisenberg. lluinlin, Porter. Palmer. Boyd, Fifth Vote: King, XYZISSCIWIIZIII, Mar- kee. R r o c lc xv a y, McKenna. XYl1ll6lI121l1, Miller. Fmuf row: Luderer, Scofield. Redmond. lVz1llz1ce. Fnlrlauer, Frieclberg. Daclnnun. Surulzai 1'uic'.' Matyas, Bowen. Kocliler, Bresler, Dworkin, Greenhainn. Third row: Putnam, Fox, Per- zunple. lrlyas, Smith. Taylor, Kline. 170111711 I'1l'Ix'.' Becker- inzin, Engleinzin. Miller. Peter- son, Haufe. Davis. Ruby, Fifth Vatu' Chzlpinzm. A-Xshury. Hiller, Butliin. Stief. Heller. rien ship lub This year the theme of the Senior Chap- ter Was After Graduation Dayf, The juniors concentrated on Getting Along in the World, while the sophomores were busy thinking about their new life at Heights, their subject being You.,' The idea of the club is in the name, for whether in Work or play, the girls in Friendship are given a fine opportunity to secure new and lasting friends. 132 Ruiniizzg a 1' in zz ml thu bl Forbes, Xyzlrs, Loeb, DQXYQI1, Kelsey. Xuslmuin. Striclcling. Cc11fU1'.' Elrzul. gi Q QQSM, B: - .wif Sim 5 H ' 'Y W an Y' f?ZS,2siW , -L,- -- 5' ------ 1 f - 1, my xy ,. 1, A in 1 'S wig, 3 mi , 5 ' R E ,M 5 g?EfiQ. , Q Y fgffggg Ytlfh M X3 1 3 W iifggg YM? Y 121 :W - A5253 'k,X Q ta, fs. 5 , .Si P f f- I ' ' SM! x J S' 7 .R its if as 43 9 Q Ai' 1 , M ,, lim: kv? xg, 'f 's .hx 4 if an 1 1 VV-u.,,.. 9 Q kk k i .A A f 31 A 1. .: A' BET DELT If mtv: Walther. Baxter, Kicr. Barnes. Iirurzt mtv: Harlsliorn, Captain, Eagle, Barr, inzd rrltzu' White. Beatty, Crouigcr. Min- DcCham. .S'uuui1d r'u7c': Chambers. Clague, o, Third V0-rv: Carlson. Wore. Miller, Ro- Glauz, Culri. Third ro-zt': Tcrhime, Kenyon. mex, Fimrfli mzug Jones, Carnalizm. Moore. Lancaster. Carrzm. 1'iUl1l'ffI WITH: Gordon. Kin- dig. Oliver. eights HT-Y Fellows os er The Cleveland Heights Hi-Y organiza- tion is one club composed of six chapters of not more than twenty-five members each, so that every member can actively participate in the Hi-Y program. The purpose of Hi-Y, which is a national or- ganization, is to create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the school and com- munity high standards of Christian char- acter. This high purpose, which belongs to 220,000 high school youths throughout the United States, is re-emphasized by Heights Hi-Y each semester in a formal induction of new members held in a Heights church with parents, friends, and members present. The combined officers of Hi-Y under the supervision of Paul P. Williams, P r o g r a m Secretary of the Heights Y. M. C. A., arrange and present these very impressive services. Hi-Y chapters participate in many va- ried and Worthwhile activities during the course of a school year. In chapter meet- ings time is spent in periods of devotion, thoughtful consideration of basic prob- lems facing high school youth, roundtable discussions, and hearing speakers represent- ing varied fields of life. As an organization, Heights Hi-Y has done much in the field of service this year. 134 LPH l'iI'0I1IL 1'ufi'5 'l':lylm', Gzlrrett. Cor- Hell. Dimski. Scvmza' rout' Forte, .XINlk'l'SOll. fragg. 7lf1Ii'7 If m':t'.' Rice. Grugto, Dickie, Chevcrly. Inuit nmx' llzulclzul. Nixon, Kern. Hauver. hanger. Smwfizd tofu: Yost. l.alQ1elie. Richey. R l l' l ll wlllesh. Catzinni. Cowin. EPSILO G MM l'z'u11f rrmx' Uug, C. Smith. Mm'li:irml, T. Smith. lfrmzf VUTAH' Cranwell. Iolinson. Browli. VVh1 Sfflflld 1'wf.'.' Basset. Gray. Parker, Clark. inure. Svfmzd V1 In'.' Bail. Hogg. SllL'l'11lclI1 l'!11'1'd Voir: Klelz. Croiiquist, Furseth. Fozrrflz liriclley. Tfiirfi wmv lliXlCr, Sept-ssy. lrxine mfr: Crziwforcl. XY:irnieling. ll. Smith. Friendly Fee ings or u s It aided the unfortunate youth of a war- weary world. An active part was taken in the fall Community Fund Drive. When opportunity has come, the Hi-Y has served the school in many Ways. Hi-Y members have fun! Basketball and softball tournaments are held throughout the year. Parties, hay-rides, date-nights, and house meetings are the usual-not the uncommon festivity. 280 boys and girls joined in a successful party in Heiglits gym at Thanksgiving time. Hi-Y mem- bers have learned the better Way of living and working together for a better world of peace and understanding. Big Six l'm11I Vuzu: Yost. ,Nlwffzri ruit': Smith. Yu orne. Y'lz1'z'd ru-:vi Sepessy, Rice. o ie rt o. ree itel, Tliird mtv: Crawford. 13 N ovali. l'l a r t. Peterson, lfrwnz' Vi1'Iu,' Klziswn. l an din. Ci-ink. Moss. lx llll elnlil. Katz. .Sl1'L't71l4i In U1 nb Petro, l.. Znllo. Tlzfri liznnslen. Nl Q N fx in ll i Baker, Malfoff. lf. I ii l lIll1'f!I rw-zu' Friulnian ll Langlilin. Paliner VX 1 it Boo te Spur iger Team To make for better Heights spirit, raise team morale and pepper fun into school work are just a few of the jobs of the Boosters Club. These tasks are done in many ways. It is the members of this club who have the biggest job in producing Pep Assemblies and other team rallies. The Pep Assembly committee spent a great deal of time in preparing those Friday afternoon get-togethers, but the final result Was Worth-while. A good backing helps to strengthen any team and with the Boosters Club's help our athletic teams Were the cream of the crop. When one walked into a Boosters Club meeting he had to be care- ful not to be knocked down by the bombardment of plans and ideas F out ru t alter. Holland. Sliaclcson. Curry. XXX-isliergei-. Conlsion. Neweoinli. llavis. Hagberg. Ewing. . 1 ison bn ninan, XY0l'Ill. Ciccliella. Rush, Heiser. Schwartz. SCllCl'IllCl'. Keilcliie, Tliird I'0'Zi'.' Hahn. Giirfiti in Parker Rnlmg. G1'L1ll1Cl. White. Sliimandle. Ifuurllz 1'un': VVallens. Hook. Kier. TCFllllll6. O'Ryan, Roger. R1 Us Xsli 'it Plftli zu UI l,nkin, Neicles. .-Xnclrews. Sanur. Milner. Geller. Jaclcolmson, Grotli. 136 lflwli mtv: Goldstein. Pu- lclla. Katz. Rock. Harlem- Tmzmin. Svumzd f'mt': Klzityzis. lfuscizino. Polster. Minsker. Kim-r. Third ruff: Lewis. Katz. Kzmdel, Lees. lngrzis- sizi. 1'iUHl'ffl row: Kincaid. SIlCI'llIlg'. F21 g C 1' ll o l m, llCCliCl'H1Ill1, Davis. Belkin. Un to 'Victory if is r-ight circulating in the room. Some of these brainstorms produced the selling of programs at games, license plates, school insignias, and such projects. Sales Weren't all Boosters arranged. It took a great deal of plan- ning to put over such a fine Boosters banquet which was held in the spring. All students who had cooperated in the club this year Were invited. At this banquet seniors, especially Art Terhune and Flo Cicchella, reminisced on their many experiences in this organization which helped to make high school so much fun. Boosters Club, under the supervision of Mr. Winters, had helped boost its members, morale as well. EXECUTI E BO RD 5'4'LIf4'd.' O'Rx'im. Slessinger, Terhune. vXYllllCl1lZlll, Rubin. .blfL1lI4fliII4Q.' .'XIlf,lI'CNV5. Lukin. Kiev. CFFICERS President-Art Terhune Vice President-Mort O,Ryan Cor. Secretary-Beverly Slessinger Record. Secretary-Blanche Lukin Treasurer-Florinc Cicchella 137 ...P Q ,' 1 ff.. .. I, ,,. tn .U 12350 u,g5q.0.,. CHQ: ' v '99 cw C Cn. ,, --1 ' 1 -ip DEQ g?E M 'Qg.'- :Mm SHAKER PEP ASSEMBLY IS CONSIDERED ONE OF BEST CHEER LEADERS l'Fight, team, I-ightlv chant our black and gold clad cheerleaders in rhythmic unison, and uFight, team, ight! echo the loyal Heights , rooters. Whether it rains or snows, whether We Win or lose-these seven girls and four boys, sponsored by Miss Anderson, give their en- thusiastic and loyal support, making us all feel ourselves a part of every contest. Franz' 1'fm': Barr, XYO1'tl1, London, Caputo, Saltzinan, .-Xrnofic, XVl1C21lKU11. Sl't'UIId roiug Mathews, Drzigiu. Rruder, Rubin. ATHLETIC SERVICE CLUB Whether the event be football, basket- ball, baseball, swimming, or track, you will find the members of the Athletic Service Club on the job taking tickets and guarding against uintrudersf' A.S.C. is divided into two groups. The first group sells tickets in the little booth in the front hall, checks the books, and turns the money obtained from ticket sales over to the school's athletic fund which uses the money to purchase new athletic equipment. lfmrzt rnrug l.nkin. Brand. l'eltz, -laffe. Pearlinan. Satier. Nus- hatnn. ,5't't'n11tl mrztx' Xrnnlif. Ringle. Oster, Bnkstein, Magid. Saltznian. Grtnnet, Third rwmk' XYei+s, Sliaperu. Katz. Nlinsker. laiiifltwii. l'avney. Kliller. lfrtfrif ruff: Resnick. Zelinon, XYoclicka, Dennis. Davis, l.npe- wn. Katz. Moss. .S't't't111d 1'u-Zu' Sngerinan, Gillette. Schwartz, Weiss. Barkztn. Cowan. Klatyas. XYalzei'. Tlzirtl 1'tm': Ilvvorkin. Moss, Sehechtnian. K a n fl e l. lireenhatnn. W'allens. lfsterson. 190111-Ill rote: Benson, Koppel- nian. XXI-iner, Bnnmvitz. l't-ltz, Zelnnan. lfreetlinan. Mr. F. J. lairz. Fifth rtm'.' Novak. Gold. XYeissherger. lfriechnan. VVeiss. Ifllis-rn, Bernstein. Cohen, Heller. Ifront r'frzt': Rosexvater, XYein- herger. Brenner, Silver. Smith. Kleinsttih. ,S't't't111d Vtmu' Paris. Pickett. llnler. Harris. Schein- gold. Geller. Tlzfrd 1't1'zt': Xlvein- ranh. Persky, Milner. Nathan- enn. Steel. Melilen. Ijtlllffll rniu: .X4lell. Ronhy, Baron, Silver- herg. Cort, Cohen. Fifth rotL'.' I.evv, Goltltnan. Streeni. Sn- lcenilq. Zaike. 'HL- The services of the second group are varied. Tickets are taken and gates are guarded by the members of this section. In addition, during the football season, A.S.C. ushers are provided in the reserve seat section, and they act as guards after the games to keep spectators off the field. During the past year the club has been under the guidance of Dan Cort and An- nette Matyas, president and secretary re- spectively, With assistance from Mr. Gail Vannorsdall and Mr. F. Lorz, advisors. JW -PV ' K N - Q- ' - mv' HEIGHTS GIVES The money Heights students have given this year, Has gone to fight death, and hunger, and fear. So listen, my children, and we will relate, What Heights has contributed, up to this date. Cur money went Hrst to Community Chest, The race between homerooms made all give their best. The fight was real tough and the battle was swift The end saw 205 beat everyone else's gift. The March of Dimes the school joined with much zest, When asked to give money, we all passed the test Our purpose was helping and each time we gave, We thought of the hundreds of lives we would save Our active Red Cross needed help without restg The school's kind support answered its big request We reached our high goal, and went over the topg Our money ran out, causing us all to stop. Welre proud of dear Heights, for we've all done our partg Each contribution has come from the heart. The end of this tale can never be told, For our spirit of helping will never grow old. 17111111 ru-In S c li ni el z e r. Greenberg, Peimza. Parlo- lik, Y o u ii k e r, Phillips. Feclermzm. .Sl 1' 1' 0 II 11, 1'11':1': Bendit, Goldberg. Dworkin. Halpert, Steinberg, Lipson, Shear. Tlzirfl 1'1m',' Raphael. Greenfield. Gibson. Bowen. G 11110111 a g, Bell, Brown, Berko, Glaclstone. 1'it7ZH'flI row: Gordon, Baird, Por- ter. T.:inplie:1r. Keller. Nlvein- traub. VVOttl:iufer. Green, RED CROSS This past year, under the direction of Miss Cooney and Mr. Barbour, the Junior Red Cross has been very active in per- forming many charitable tasks which made life a little brighter for many needy people. This group was started at Heights in 1940 as a War service group. At that time Red Cross did its share in helping the war effort, now it is its duty to help the peace effort. By filling and sending Red Cross boxes the group has brought a little cheer to children in war-torn countries. These boxes, filled with many small but impor- tant articles such as soap and toothpaste, are sent from the United States to the American Red Cross in Europe which dis- tributes them there. 17111111 I'U'Zx'.' Mr. Barbour. Weiss, Kelsey, Reno, Miss Cwmey. .biL'L'U1ld 1'o'zi': Daeli- mziii. Steinberg. Howzircl. Klein. Tlemi, Hersebmau. M a C AlIll1IP11, Tliird 1'f1'rv, Hill. Liipeson. Ollok. Miller. Siovits, 1.ukin. li0u1'il1 rote: Eslerson. Joseph. XVeiss. Reiter. llrurler. Petro. Fifflz rote: Zanetti, T li o in a 5. S1 r e e in, Reece. Hurley. Samuels. Fingerliut. A little girl from France says in her thank you letter, 1 thank you with all my heart. I hope you will never need it, but if you do, to help you live would be my Hrst desiref' Letters of similar nature from Greece, Austria and several other coun- tries show that the help of the American Junior Red Cross is thoroughly needed and appreciated abroad. There are also needy in Cleveland, so at Christmas time the Red Cross is busy pack- ing baskets of food so that these people will have more to eat at least at the holiday season. The Red Cross makes surveys and prepares lists so that the various groups know to what families to send their bas- kets. 141 Band Practices Many Hours Every fall the band opens its successful year with its playing and marching formations for the football games. One of the highspots this year was the Shaker game at which the band members marched With lights on their hats. The Marching Band closed its season with its annual military ball, at which members of our band and band members from other schools against which We have played, Waltzed happily together. In their nineteenth season the Band reached a high peak of suc- cess in its concert, When it offered a great variety of numbers rang- ing from Jerome Kern's The Song Is Youv to The Barber of Seville by Rossini. A second Mr. Gerkowski, Alan Podis, did a fine job in leading the young musicians. On December 13, twenty members of the band were sent to Band Clinic at Canal Fulton Where along With other Ohio Band members they received instruction in playing under and receiving criticism from several directors. As usual the band entered a number of excellent soloists in the Greater Cleveland Soloist Contest. They also joined in the Band Contest competition held with other Cleveland schools. The big moment on the calendar this year for the band was their tour during spring vacation to Washington, D. C., Where they played on the steps of the Capitol. The Ohio State Band came to Heights High on February 27th to give a concert, in order to help raise money for the trip. The Heights Band is appreciated at home as well as away. 142 FLUTES Bonnie Lake Robert Zaas Harry Ritchie Barbara Budde Carol Colbert Grace Dery Bob Koslen Gail Eaton Jim Faile Ellis Lowe Betsy Bricker Alice Hanawalt Bob Hauver BARITONES Mike Captain Milfred Silverberg Allen Wollinsky' Eb TUBAS Bill Wagnei' John Klein Bill Jones BBb TUBAS Ted Rautenberg Ray Treichel Abba Terr Bob Schultz TIMPANI Bob Mook XYLOPHON E Joan MacKinnon o Achieve National Paine PICCOLOS Bonnie Lake Robert Zaas OBOES Phyllis Shapiro Dorothy Dery Idele Mendelson Richard Katzman Bb CLARINETS Alan Podis John D'Alessandro Charles Perelman Kenneth Gerson Virginia Jennings Herbert Rice Phyllis Mills Edwin Singer Carrol Zulauf Bob Dragin Jean Halberg Sandy Pessel Larry Coben Don Colflesh Maxine Karl Michael Shore Ralph Newman Russel Smith Vera Caldwell Don Kurlander Jean Kalina Celia Moslo Barbara Cummings Richard Fox Myron Baker Connie Kasimov TRUMPETS Jim Coldrich Karl Bechberger Jack Schultz Kurt Miller Dick Phillips Dennis Mitchell Tom Rogers Alan Krichman Henry Crowell Paul Radice jack Cronquist Howard Kline FRENCH HORNS Helene Sykes Ruth Steinhilber Chris Sheeler Don Shanks Bill Higgins Lloyd Fingerhut Marilyn Bierschwal Eric Cornell TROMBONES Daniel Sable Glenn Anderson Arthur Barnes Jack Duggan Ray Leuenberger Al Schiff Bill Howard Homer Wolfe Stuart Myers Dave Baiery Stan Weingart 143 ALTO CLARINET Ted Eickhoff BASS CLARINET Dick Clark Herbert Weintrgitib BASSOONS Edith Silver Louise Doty Donna Gressel Bob Studley ALTO SAXOPHONES Bill Magid Clayton Zeidler Bill Stark Roland Nevins TENOR SAXOPHONES Jimmy Yasinow Ernest Nesi STRING BASS Arthur Sokol CORNETS Charles Ohman Peter Hofman Neil Fisher Lee Betts Dave Earnest ' Jim Hilton Bruce Johnson Dave Rossin Elaine Haak Paul Mallory Bill Ganger Reginald Ullman NIARINIBA Dorothy Klein HARP Eudora Ebert PERCUSSION Robert Katz Don Bordon Lee Stacel Phillip Cohen Ruth Gannon STUDENT CONDUCTORS Alan Podis Mike Captain james Goldrich DRUM MAJORS Daniel Sable Don Shanks Ed Singer LIBRARIANS Herb Rice Dorothy Klein Vera Caldwell Clayton Zeidler UNIFORMS Barbara Budde joan MacKinnon Ruth Steinhilber jean Halberg Lee Betts Bill Higgins QUARTERMASTERS Ted Eickhoff Bill Stark rchestra Presents Serious Make Mine Music say the two hundred students who are en- rolled in the various activities of the Instrumental Music Depart- ment. In the semi-annual Band and Orchestra concert in the fall the Orchestra presented an outstanding program. Jimmy Goldrich offered a trumpet solo, and the entire Orchestra joined in playing Night on Bald Mountainf, One of the important duties of the Orchestra is the part they contribute to the commencement program. The january and June graduates marched to the strains of Pomp and Circumstanceu which the Orchestra so beautifully played for them. Mr. Gerkowski holds rehearsals of the Orchestra in sections. Weekly each member of every section plays a part of a selection. The excellence with which each member plays determines his rank in his section. This year Mr. Gerkowski worked hard to enlarge the Orchestra because next year it will go on tour and will enter the Orchestra Contest. This season they entered the Greater Cleveland Soloist Contest. Not only has Heights had an opportunity to hear our Orchestra, but an even larger audience has been acquired. Every Tuesday afternoon over WSRS Heights families have listened to string trios and quartets, trumpet trios, and soloists of our Orchestra. Along with their Work the Orchestra has an extensive social pro- gram. They held a sledding party at Cain Park after which re- freshments Were served at the home of Isabel Terr. In March a joint Band-Orchestra hobo party was held. Both these affairs offered fun and enjoyment to all attending members. A successful year is behind, and an even more triumphant year ahead for the Cleveland Heights Orchestra. We will all be Watching. 5.11:-aryl, m Fare for usiie Lovers FIRST VIOLINS David Klein cj0IIl'l'l'flIIdSft'I' Jeanette Drinkall Srwzrzif Cmn'e1'f- Phyllis Roskin Shirley Penty Marvin Halpert Jack Markowitz Louise Rudnick maxfm' VIOLAS Evelyn Mueller Stanley Hersh Margaret Koykka Sheldon Goodman Frances Jordan Isabel Terr Laura Merriman Al Schifl Sanford Halpert SECOND VIOLINS Elaine Luderer Pl'iI7t'if7t11 Peggy Brown Gerry Sabin Ruth Benner Mary Priest Abba Terr Prilzeijwal Ted Rautenberg Carolyn Newman Alan Gressel VIOLONCELLOS Victor Burt Priurifval Carol Haake Susan Brown Janet Skclly Allen Cisco Alan Grown Marilyn Bishop Ann Elliot Seville Zipser John Beurket BASSES David Kay P1'im'ifml George Clark Milton Glanz Peggy Eraneis Dorothy Sommer Arthur Sokol HARP Eudora Ebert PIANO Daniel Abrams Lois Fink Judy Aronovitz FLUTES Harry Ritchie Bonnie Lake Barbara Budde Carol Colbert PICCOLO Barbara Budde OBOES Idele Mendelson Richard Katzman Phyllis Shapiro CLARINETS ' john D'Alessandro Charles Perelman BASSOONS Edith Silver Donna Gressel Bob Studley Louise Doty HORNS Helene Sykes Eric Cornell Ruth Steinhilber Bill Higgins TRUMPETS Alim Goldrich Ray Brudno ,lack Schultz TRONIBONES Dan Sable Glenn Anderson Arthur Barnes TU BA Bill Vfagner TIMPANI Joan MacKinnon PERCUSSION Ted Rautenberg Dorothy Klein Y' 'We f'1 W 1 lux l't1 511 KI 11 ll1 l1111. PC'lL'T-i4!l1I1. llit'l'!ll2lI1. fil11lfl'2lj'. ll:11111i11. li2lI'CliUI'. Nluliibbiii. 'l'l11'1'1i r11z1'.' lilllllfd. Rogu POIILI Xlll 1111 1 H111 l,41lCll, Iilt-in. llil1s1111, 151111-111 1'11:1': St11l1l111:111. Tilt-. Xyars. Kropp. lillllllll. Darliiig. 1 ll tl 11111 kll K IL tl, XYeislw1'g. lltfllf 111 1 l'iQl7L'l'l. SCl1llCillL'l', linker. Scott, lI111'lo11. 'l':11'1'1'11ic1'. Vntclieil. Sm'1111d 1'1171',' k'1'11i1te'. C H 0 1 Q An organization at Heights of which all students can be proud, is the A Cappella Choir. Distinguished not only as one of the finest in the state, the choir is renowned also throughout the country. This year marked the eighteenth season of the choir and brought the events of singing at Halle,s, at the Shaker Country Club and the Community Fund Broadcast over WTAM. The other outstanding activities on the choir agenda were the annual Christmas Concert and the trip in May. All work and no play would make things dull, and so the choir members keep busy planning and participating in their social events. Cn the calendar this year were snow parties, spring picnics, and numerous house parties. The Choir-Band Halloween and spring parties at Fowlerls Mill proved the good relationship which exists between these two musical groups. Much credit must also be attributed to the Choir Mothers, Club, which has assisted the choir in every way possible. Their annual Bridge Party proved a success again this year. The KC'j'lIOfl' is another product of the choir members. This news- paper is distributed to more than five hundred alumni as well as choir members. Contributing to the success of our choir is the spirit of friendliness and cooperation which prevails among all the members. Even with 146 Ifwlflf r'wZi'5 RllllHllZlI'4'. ,Xslilt-y, l:111'lw1', Volinzi. Gilx-ini. Field. l.z1 Szilvizi, .Xiiwiffzil 1'ffIu.' Velters. l.eho1l', I.11ngim'1ul. Lit- ttrv. Q l1ZllYlL'I', Nlefiziw. Kerr, Slrirkling. ffzzru' win: Iinseiiu. Q4ll2lITllK'TN. lxolllvr. I.1-wnuni. XYL-zigle. Kinnzimzzn, lhgd. Zel- on, Iii-KIM-sy, l wnf'!f1 f'wIc'.' lfhlm-ri, XXX-lin. Knster. ,Xnfl1'vws. XYelIvr. L'-min, Xml-ii, Selznick. llzulrlxifl. Kfzirnw. ln an Pub ic ppearances all the hard work done by the section leaders and the choir members, however, anyone in choir will tell you, The choir,s accomplish- ments are due to George Strickling, the able, understanding, and very patient director of the Heights A Cappella Choir. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB lfrwzl rim'.' Sliiiiizindle, Kfippclmiui, KiM-iiherg, XXI-ifloiuf, llzilpi-rn, fiiiielsmi. V. Scliwzwlz. Nlinsker. l.. XYhiie. Sewer. ,Nhwfzail rn-ru: Liroiiieliiieieix llzwiiioiiy. Ziegler, Fast. lit-ll, X. Xxillllb. fjiwihtli. Kedslie. Sniili-y. NYett- lziuter. llo1'1-ni. Xenning. lfzzm' mtv: Lnlien, XX alker. H1'e11nvr, lfaiigin, S-wnkin, Sortel. I.. Selmzirw. Imwe. lfiiwwn. lit-mil, Hurd. Ku-use. lfwzrrtlz wiv: XYzid+wm'tli. Hiking. Sir-wzirl. xxvlllltlllllll. Ilzirry. Chnklin. Mc- l ' x ' 1 l X1lI1I11I'Zl. lollnlzl. Ivwzlds. Howzird. 147 Players parents have dramatic flair, too. Where do I go now? We parents don't get it either. Panel presents Parent-Pupil problems. PARENTS AT HEIGHTS Heights parents take an active interest in our school. Parents reminisced upon their own school days as they observed the chimes sounding the beginning and end of the periods when they came to Heights on November 3rd for Open House. Some who had been at Heights be- fore for such events as the Friendship Club's Mothers, Day Tea or the Girls, Cab- inet Mother-Daughter Tea probably acted as lofty seniors to the mothers of lowly 148 CI's. Through their bi-monthly meetings here, Heights Players' mothers are already Heights veterans. There was much ado when the band and orchestra gave a dinner for their parents. The problems of teen- agers which confront Mom and Dad Were discussed on February 2nd in a P. T. A. panel discussion in which parents par- ticipated. This year students Weren't the only ones who came to school. 15111111 1'07c': Moss. Gruber. Wodicka, Kutasli, lloliu. Neides. Nr. Price. .S'i'i'm1ff mtv: Schor, T21X'lGl'I1iL'l'. Sulc. Perry, Orkin. New- inem, Miller. Tflfffl, rmv: Spelling, Gibson. Lukin, Goldberg. Golclbcrger, Lu- din. Berg. Frvzzrifz z'mi'.' Tlrubo. We-iss, Hirsli, Fox. Crink. Barry, Krill. MA AGERS Have you ever noticed those neat look- ing girls in the blue skirts and white blouses who usher at the non-athletic af- fairs at school? These are the Managers, who do not get much recognition, though they work very faithfully at their job. Under the supervision of Mr. Price, the girls usher at such programs as band and STAGE Handling an eighteen hundred seat auditorium presents many problems, none of which are too much for the Heights Stage Crew. Under the capable super- vision of Mr. Gerard Gentile, faculty ad- visor, the crew designs and constructs the various settings used in assemblies and other school productions. The Heights Players also have the Stage Crew to thank for the beautiful scenery provided for their nu- merous productions. Besides their aid in the regular assembly programs, this ener- getic group also is in charge of the noon movies. This year the Stage Crew have been gladdened by the long awaited house dimmers, requisitioned before the war. The addition of these to the auditorium has helped give our assemblies a professional touch. choir concerts and school plays. Before she is accepted into the club, the pros- pective Manager must take a test to see if she is qualihed for the type of work she must do, since this service club is made up of only a select group of Heights High girls. CREW lfrmzt rffrr: Mylett, Franks, Gaunlcr, lxoth Srrmzd wma' Mr. Gentile, Getreu, Hyde lihlert, Resnick, Fruzzf V0-zu: Pzivry, Menu. Slior. Roseustein. Scliirmer, Freiber- ger, Miss Bromelmeicr. Sarmzd V0-rv: MacKay. Glauz. Goldber- ger. Dacliuer. Gyure. COMMERCIAL CLUB The door to the vault swung open and a crowd filed in. Robbers? No, merely members of the Commercial Club who Were taking a look behind the scenes in business. The group and their sponsor, Miss Bromelmeier, had made an inspection tour through the Federal Reserve Bank. Trips were planned to the Cleveland Trust Bank and to the Telephone Company. Membership in this practical club is open to all with an interest in the business world. LIBRARY CLUB In order that their ambition will not be Gone With The Wind, members of the Library Club are getting training for their future vocation. Among their numerous duties they cut and paste items, run er- rands and file papers in the many cabinets in the library. All Work and no play makes Hedy a dull girl, and so to vary their meet- ings a little they take imaginary voyages by means of book reviews. Also on their tour list this year was the Art Museum Library, the National Bindery, and the Cleveland Public Library. The Library Club provides an interesting time for its members as Well as a service to the library. Svatad: Colm, Davis, Gelfand VVeissmau. Stcmdi11g.' Miss Parr GI'OSSlJGI'2'.L Brouiclincier. Tlzfwl VVills. VVilk, Reas. lsfllllf 1'n':t'g Liulcrer, Klal'kmi'i17, SllYCI'StCll1, S C ll ll s t Q li .S'm'm111rl row: Ollok, Louglirziu, Krrmcn- lit-rg, Kottler, Katz. Y'!1f1'rl fwmu' Gerson, Roth, Lcrmi, Meyer, P e r S k y, Jones. 1'1U1ll'ffI -wmv Julius, Gergel, Ryan, Rfilliscliilcl. Sfrr-uni, Resnick. GERMAN CLUB One of the oldest clubs at Heights, the German Club, has as its aim a better knowledge and understanding of the back- ground and history of the German nation and people. Through films, travel talks, and panel discussions, the twenty-five members learn about the literature, art, and culture of Germany. SCIENCE To encourage the study of science in Heights High School is the aim of the Science Club sponsored by Mr. Lawson. Originally limited to biology, this organi- zation is now divided into five different committees-psychology, chemistry, phys- ics, medicine, and nature study, with each committee having a chairman. At the The club keeps a scrapbook and is re- sponsible for the interesting items on the bulletin board in Room 201. In December the members of the club, under the di- rection of Miss Parry, their sponsor, sent fifty-six pounds of clothing and school supplies to a German school. CLUB club,s Weekly meeting, a report or experi- ment is given by one of the groups. Also included in the club,s many activities are trips to such places as Nela Park and the Case Observatory. P e r h a p s from the Science Club of today will emerge the Einsteins of tomorrow. Ifrmzf rutth' Gutmzm. Roliliins. Pocruss. Milkove. Liclilciislciii, Perelinan. .SEFCOIZIL I'U'ZL'.' Mr. lnwsoii, Jzicfibc-r, llarley. Siegel. r'utt'.' Cowin. Richards. lInn'pt'. Seated: Miss Verliulst, Lipton, Freed- man. Kalnitz, Kincaid. Standing: Klein. Friedman, WIlli3IIlS, Fine- silver. Baden, Jacobs. Lebovitz, In- grassia. CINEMA To promote an intelligent, critical choice of movies, one of our most popular forms of entertainment, is the aim of the mem- bers of the Cinema Club. Displays in the case in the front hall are their means of Seated: Dworkin. Cowan, Weinberg- er. Sftllldlillgf Katz, Delson, Carpel, Bloomentlial. Asadow, Stern, I-Ioenig. CLUB keeping the school aware of Worthwhile movies. By means of reports, scrapbooks, and posters, these girls, under the leader- ship of Miss Verhulst, are engaged in an interesting and informative hobby. RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club, sponsored by Mr. Leh- man, meets Monday evenings on the school rifle range. Its purpose is that each mem- ber qualify for the various National Rifle Association awards. This year Mickey Mishne, Charles Bingham, and Melvin Gr- chen received the highest award, Distin- guished Rifleman, which is attained by submitting to the N. R. A. a total of 190 targets, with qualifying scores in each position. Frou! Vow: Gleacli, Pearce, Crclien, Rini, Misline. Ser- olzd Vatu: Mr. Lehman, Beckbnrger. DeForest, Dia- mond, Bingliam. Third Vow: P e rr y, Zaike. McKenna Gilbert. I'.l'UIlf ru-:v.' Gutmzm. Krmienberg. Stern. Mzircus. Emcrling. 5.-A-Hill! ni-:iw Hoover, Julie. Herekovirz, lfllis. Ht-rcxog. .Xxelracl 'VSUAL IEHKMHIO CLUB Time out for a movie. Thanks to the hard-Working boys of the Visual Educa- tion Club, students can see films and slides in connection with their s t u d i e s. Mr. Christman is the sponsor of the club and CQMMER Interested in photography? Well then, step into Room 321 any Tuesday during ninth period and see the Photography Club in action. This club, under the direction of Mr. McFadden, discusses and compares i . .ui t. . . Fvlilmzin. S li O i- m zi k Q r. Cfllltll. liillgllfllll, ,S'i'mr1if 1'ff-rv: Frzmklin. TJ. Colicii. llmiliclly. Marks. IC. Feld- mzm, lmtiiey. Mr, Nlcligul- di-ii. 153 under his supervision the fellows efficiently operate the projectors. This service or- ganization is important to the students, as visual education is playing a great part in modern school training. CLUB photographs taken by the members. Many of these pictures are displayed in the front hall. The club helps those who are mem- bers to develop in proficiency in their hobby. Fmrzl zmqpg jfmes. llorning. lizmptain. l.'iin'icli. Lowry. .Srrnzzfi wiv: Klulli. Garrett. Griclrl De- Ll l Q l 111 I in 1' I l limlzf l'l7'ZU.' lilery. l.nclerur. fiel- fancl, Cronlcr. qXsliley. liarinony. Gressel. Sammi rn-zu: Ilrnlvn, Andrews, Bricker, Hanawalt, Haak. Grown, Gomlmcrg. 'flizird 1'fm'5 Cummings, Karl. Mills, Frank, lflliot, Drinkall. j'iHIZ1'ffI I'U'IC',' Francis, Nloss, Brinlnn, Ilnrlclc, Colbert. Holy. Klein. l 1'ff!z rn-:iw Silverluwg, Gu--st-l. Barnes, llclls, Cisco. Ebert. Frmzi rnfu.' Lake, .X lm ra in s. l laake, Terr, Mueller, Fink. Madden, Sabin. Surniza' wma' NVliiteman, Terr, Penty, Merlin. Kaufman, Resnick, Strickling. YVciss1nan. Third wmv Runner. Jordan. Newman, Moslo. Rnlvin. Sliapiro, Xlerrima, NIV. Gcrknw- ski. F0'lt7'f1If row: Skclly. Klein, Lcnenberger. Ry a n. Schiff. Greenwald, Jennings, Zipsur. Tian-, iorcnn. in ' T.: mvell. icster. I Xyillltllll. Goinliert. Zanetli. I'1'n11l 1'n-zu: Mikel. XX 4-iss, A-lina. Rl11l'll2ll'Cl liirown. Terlinnc. .S'm'ui1ri z'w'zi'.' Hilton. Nus- lrxinn. Schcllinger. Ong. Zantlti. CLUB Enjoying the sweet refrains of the music of the masters brings the Music Apprecia- tion Club together every Thursday under the sponsorship of Mr. Gerkowski. This year the club has been favored by having several soloists from the Cleveland Sym- phony Orchestra make guest appearances. Their programs have always been very in- teresting. The purpose of the club is to create a greater understanding of music through the study of the masters and their compositions. OO MOVIE GUARDS Two cents pleaseg no eating in the movielv These are the familiar commands of the Noon Movie Guards, a group of boys whose job it is to patrol the movie during periods five and six. This group, picked by Mr. Flint at the beginning of the semester, is divided into two sections, one for each period. Thanks to these boys, the audience is able to enjoy a few mo- ments of pleasant relaxation. I 1'1111t 1-11-xv: l5e11cl1cll. J11111-s Cllllll. Klassing, Sfllllilill. Riilvin. S1'1'1111d r1m': Steel. l'iCl'IllIlll. SlZlSllHWL'I'. Ruck- lcr, ll 11 1' ll i ll fl. Moi-l1:1r1l. Tlzird r11':1'.' Frzmiicisco, ,Xu- mlersfwn, ll i l l iz1 1' cl, Klein. Rock. l 1111rfl1 I'11It',' lQitcl1i1', Tl1o111:1 5, Yolinar, Cope, Rice. llarris. l 1'12f1f 1'11':1': ljNVl1I'klIl. Kritz- l01'. Uu11111s. Grulmer. l3e11s1111. F r i e ml 111 a 11. .S'1'1'111z1f 1'1m'.' XYo1lickz1. Grotli. C o li e 11. Strojin, llaake. rlifliftll 111211: lijl'CllCl!, Meyer, R?lI'l'JUlll'. Misl111t-. D o l i. ll, Goldlm- 111er, l'iHI1I'flI 1'11-zu: Persky. Siegel, Forte, ll1lI'f9lllP1'l1, Sheplzlr. Kenyon. CORRIDOR GUARDS Wfho sits in the chair at the end of every hall? Who gives you a stern look accom- panied by the question, Gotta pass? ? Who tries to keep the halls clean and quiet? -Why, it's the members of Perkins' Police Patrol better known as corridor guards. During each period the corridor guards are headed by a captain, who acts as overseer and checks to see that each guard is at his or her post. FUTURE TEACHERS Cooperation . . . understanding . . . the knowledge of what it means to become a teacher, that's the objective of the twenty- five members of the F. T. A. Future Teachers of America, a national organiza- tion with over 500,000 members, had its beginning in 1937. With the help of Mrs. Bardrof, their sponsor, the F. T. A. members are trying to accomplish their purpose and live up to their name as future teachers. ,fuafxdi Sulc, Sclnister. Us- 1li11, l3l:111sl1ild, l.isl1, Gillt-tt, Clayton, Ftiltllllilll, Porter. ll a r lc :1 11, ,S'I11ml1'11g: Mrs. iirillu. Mrs. BZll'1ll'11f, ,Xll1u1'1. 0 0 0 SRS Brings eiglits The focus of all eyes for many weeks was the erection of the WSRS tower atop the Marshall Motor building at Cedar and Lee Roads. ' l56 nigh E 1 Q s i 2 Z 2 A 5 2 2 2 5 5 Q E ., 1 i .5 .l 1 i i Q' Photos by VVi1liam Hull M1 into rhe Hmmes mf housarids Some of our Broadcasters rehearsing the weekly Tuesday night program Heights High Presents. 157 The ever changing semesters bring for- ever changing fads. The kids haven,t disappointed us this year eitherg in fact they have come up with more new ideas than usual. The girls have produced large hair rib- bons tied in huge bows with the streamers dangling down their backs. Very long, swirling ballerina skirts seem to be the most popular and are in all colors and lengths. If you see the rims of eye glasses in plaids or various pastel colors, don't be surprisedg itis just another fad. Coats with hoods and scarfs which are in shaded colors are favorites too. COMPLIMENTS OF LEIDEN CABINET COMPANY 1375 EAST 55th STREET BESTWSHES FROM PLEASEPATRONIZE OUR THE MARSHALL MOTOR ADVERTISERS COMPANY CORNER CEDAR AND LEE ROADS YElIows 3600 YOUR SPORTS CENTER AT CEDAR CENTER YOUR HEIGHTS DEALER FA. 9400 13948 CEDAR RD. UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF G. W. MERCER INC. 13181 CEDAR ROAD F011- RgC01fdS of Eygyy HSC'7'l!iC'f' A S7l'Ifil6,, Mood Ifs B E N ' S . CITIES SERVICE rls M U S I C S h O p LUBRICATION-CAR WASHING SIMONIZING-BATTERIES It 1895 S. Taylor Corner Blanche 1849 COVENTRY ROAD YE. 2407 FA. 9845 163 DAVIS BAKERY THE TASTE TELLS THE STORY' 'A' 1904 S. Taylor Road YEIIowstone 7600 Cleveland Heights, Ohio Gompliments gf AVALON DRUG CO. CQR. AVALON Sc KINSMAN ROADS LENNY'S DRIVE IN U H L M A N ' S Dry Goods and Menis Chicken-in-the-Basket Hamburgers F u rnisbin gs ik Phone-FAirmount 8485 13984 Cedar Road FA. 9513 2207 Lee Road Cleveland Heights, O. l 6V6,5 gZOW6l' Sll0ID,06 2270 Lee Road CLEVELAND HTS., OHIO YE1lowstone S855 ANGELO R. MARCI-IETTI 1 E W E L E R Diamonds - Watches - Silverware 2240 Lee Road At Meadowbrook ERieview 0081 Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio 10 ALLEYS FA. 9606 CEDAR LEE I RECREATION IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEZIQEIEEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRIIII 2165 Lee Road Cleveland Heights MAX SITTER AL STROGIN YE. 2538 We Deliver BEN'S KOSHER MEAT MARKET Quality Meats and Poultry COMPLETE LINE OF FROZEN FOODS 1813 COVENTRY RD. CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 16 The CUalue of Svery iyroducf in the f7Vlarket Qlace is tbe SY onor and Hnfegriry of 90111 61429170 c7Vla!eef Hr. Gon- sider 9165 Wame 93ejQ1re 9614 Quy. TAYLOR'S FRANK MOORE STUDIO WILLIAM TAYLOR SON AND COMPANY Ojficial Photographers of the 1948 Caldron MEYER'S GROCERY ond BEVERAGE STORE 12807 SUPERIOR AVE. IF IT IS TO EAT OR DRINK WE HAVE IT ' '4 foam 1651 LEE ROAD AT MAYFIELD SUNDAYS, MONDAYS AND EVERY DAY LUNCHEONS - DINNERS ORDERS FRESHLY PREPARED TO TAKE OUT Op D ly 1100 A. M. Till Midnight SI dyTo 2:30 A. M. WE DELIVER MU. 9882 WE SERVE THE HEIGHTS FA. 2903 Chop Suey-Chow Mein SCHUMAN'S GULF f S E R V I C E BATTERY SERVICE o WASH l'l E l G l'l K l N G LUBRICATION o SIMONIZING ROAD SERVICE AND TOWING 'A' YE. 2103 1890 S. TAYLOR CGIVIPANY Compliments of ROSMOR FABRICS Inc. 1859 COVENTRY ROAD EDWARD Coiicifure Designers Spc'Cia1isfs In Beaufyv FOR THE ULTIMATE IN HAIR DESIGN ARTISTRY 2274 LEE RD. FAIRMOUNT 3444 ON THE HEIGHTS IT'S THE ALLERTON CLEANERS FOR QUALITY DRY CLEANING PICKUP AND DELIVERY IN SHAKER HEIGHTS CLEVELAND HEIGHTS UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS FULLY INSURED Furs Cleaned cInd Glazed YEIIowsIone 3700 Certified Cold SIoroIge 2 0 4 6 I. E E R 0 A D I I da I to business success As you enter the commercial or professional world from Heights High, business school or college, you will find the printed word essential in count- less ways to the conduct of manufacture, service, profession or trade. Our firm, which produced this yearbook, is one of the outstanding printers of Greater Cleveland and has helped its professional and industrial leaders to success for more than forty years. 3 15, The GATES Legal Publishing Co. P-mam Sam IW? I426 West Third MAin 5647 CLEVELAND 13, oHio 167 'YP flffliil fWf9'f7W!7i M Ph'07'0 EIYGHHUFBS ' 2534 0578017 HUF ' ULEUELH00, I3 01910 ZINC COPPER PHUTU EN ERI-WERS A 1 az?-f'f' The boys haven't done so badly either. Key-chains, long ones that is, can be seen hanging out of almost every boy's right hip pocket. Li'1 Abner shoes and loafers with white wool socks are very high in popularity. Brilliant colored sweaters, highly decorated with animals straight from the zoo, gallop into every class. Sloppy hats with pinned back brims are seen frequently too. The cars this year range from snappy new ones to the ones that should have handle with care signs on them. There are many new fads this yearg there will probably be more next year, and so the question now is, What will be neXt?,, We Imzkh to thahh oar aeloerfzlvery 7 The Frahh Moore Studio, The Ehrman Ehgrzwzhg Compahy, The Galley Legal Pahlzkhzhg Company, aha' all ofherf who have heeh helofal fo af zh the pahlzlfhzhg of fhzk 19418 Galolroh. MOORE PRINTING OF ALL KINDS ADVERTISING PLANS CHRISTMAS CARDS BIDS SALES LETTERS FLOATERS OFFICE FORMS BLOTTERS PROGRAMS FOLDERS ROSTERS INVITATIONS TICKETS ROBERT HOWARD MOORE Alumnus of Heights High HEIGHTS PAINT STORE PAINTS FOR EVERY USE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS NU-ENAMEL FOR AUTOS HOUSE PAINT WE RENT - BRUSHES, SANDERS, STEAMERS, LADDERS, SPRAYERS STANLEY B. MOORE 2114 LEE ROAD - NORTH OF CEDAR YELLOWSTONE 2235 OPEN EVENINGS GTI07lZpfZ'l7Z67ZZ.Y gf Zlnhn IMaItnn'1a OUTFITTERS TO MEN AND CHILDREN 2260 LEE ROAD AT KENSINGTON CLEVELAND HEIGHTS SHAKER HEIGHTS ' KAMM'S CORNERS Prompt and Courfeous Service usr wm-1 us ROBERT HENSHAW COVENTRY DRUG CO. 8: ASSOC. YCUR DQCTOR'S Specializing in Heights Properties CHOICE FSR Stop in at our ground floor office PRESCRIPTIQNS 13986 CEDAR RD., AT WARRENSVILLE CENTER REALTOR ER. 0330 T761 Coventry Road FA. 'I'I2I 1 1 x 1 1 1 1 1 Il 1 x THE AMSTER DRUG CO. Heights Friendly Smzslzilze gzorisfs IlI'iI.IYI'CIiY and TI'fI.I'I'RKI TI I I Xl I o 1101: xi 1 1 1 Drug St01'e,, IIXXIR C1115 XI NXIIIII A BERNARD PETERS 1919 S. TAYLOR RD . . mvm 'morn C1 vennd ms. 18, on Taylor Road at Superior Park Drive Gomplzments FAIRMOUNT TI-IEATRE 161 GIRL CAN BE PRO D :aim aa mm dm W Mme dqdama And she should be proud when she takes her place as a wage-earner. Telephone Girlu is a proud title in business . . . whether it's operator, stenographer or clerk. The tele- phone girl does interesting, useful work which is important to everybody. She can take pride in her paycheck which grows steadily, adding six raises the first 18 months. She can be proud of her business home and the friendly girls with whom she Works. Thorough training gives her confidence and good performance earns her promotion. Zan, Zoo, can fe ,bfecwed and Maud wdtdazfelepioneyhl APPLY: WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Room 901 700 PROSPECT THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 0,4 piece to 700020 162