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

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-v . TO ONE OF OUR OWN Mr. Leonard Freyman, we salute you and dedicate our 1950 Caldron to you. Only twenty years ago you were graduating from Heights, just as we are graduating now. Even then you showed the traits of leadership which were to endear you to Heights pupils and faculty in later years. Always versatile and many-sided in your interests, your roster of activities included Boosters, the journalism Club, sports editor of the Black and Gold, track squad, and football, A member of the Dramatic Club while a student here, you re- turned to be faculty co-adviser of Heights Players until your pressing duties as head of the English department forced you to retire from that post last year. This year you have directed your energies toward giving Heights better and more enjoyable assemblies in your capacity of assembly program chairman. By continually giving freely of your valuable time, your endless store of cheerful- ness, encouragement, and wil- lingness to help everyone, you I have pr oven a most worthy alumnus of Heights High School. -x T 'Wi A IG For all of these reasons and - I numerous others we of the 1950 - fr! Q , -W I V graduating class are proud and ' ,, honored to dedicate our Year- book to one of our own . I ,, 'S' LEUNAKII l'DCI',X N! Xi Fomlmll 1.1, Jr. is -. M Club 121. llx:na:n!'- U l2l, Assistant .Xl , Baueball' 431, IL...-1.-4 ' 4 Q . 141, Ima k ., , - Blaflt :Hill Ho!-I, X '-'1 ' I mr 143. ' ja Q 1 Y -'52 u e '53 . 4

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THE ANSWER TO OUR PRAYERS Brick by brick and step by step the new East Wing has grown from a misty dream to a gigantic reality. The com- pletion of this seemingly endless task will be a well- deserved reward for committees of parents, teachers, and students who have worked untiringly for this goal, No cost has been spared to provide for our needs in keeping with the traditional standards of Heights. One of the most uniq features of the wing is the recreational and social room This room with its many diversified facilities will offer activities ranging from ping-pong and television to dancing. The third floor provides for the long -needed, new laboratories for the study of Chemistry and Physics. Conditions more con- ducive to good study habits will prevail when the Cafeteria Study Hall is replaced by rooms de- signed to accommodate 125 stu- dents each. The wing is planned to furnish the much - desired spot for student parties, school club affairs,adult meetings, and community functions. So, now with the completion of the new wing the halls of Heights need no longer resound with cries for recreation space, because at last our dreams have come true., i ,W 1 A Y 6 . .4 gvwy ,,f19 'in-.. iw' ilk: