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

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2' GYM CADETS CONTINUE PIONEER TRADITION: HELPING OTHERS .,,.., I, ,It ,--, ct . , , if f,qyg,::gf!?5..,.? 1. . 1:uw..g:: Q. 4 ro if J Q 2 223, ' it E it tg, A Ely I Q J 1 12?-3f',, r t 552 ai K new yzmgwrgs ,gs E , . 1 fig ggf fi Q st s? 1: 1 S3?i5E3i 1. - .,f,Q,,, , at A, Mswxfq - ?77i?L5 JANE RICHARDSON President ln order to teach others to play volleyball correctly, the gym cadets practice the exact art of the sport themselves and, incidentally, keep in training. Row 1-Anne Zeilengold, Karen Gumprecht, Mary DeIVecchio, Georgie Shapero, Sharon Klein, Shelley Tuber, Judy Levine, Rosalyn Waxman, Shirley Schultz, Serene Stone, Ann Cotton, Jane Richardson. Row 2-Ruth Strauss, Sandra Weiner, Becky Resch, Nancy McCoy, Rosemary Flynn, Joan Stein, Marylen Segel, Annette Bell, Carolyn Hicks, Marcia Selzman, Penny Constantelos, Nancy Matthews, Ruth Bassichis. Row 3-Marilyn Hicks, Betsy Strickling, Lou Kester, Kathie DeHart, Rita Meisel, Gloria Benovitz, Marsha Gross, Fran Irvine, Joy Jenkins, Lois Ingram, Barbara Pangborn, Arlene Gilman. Row 4-Miss Graham, Miss Horn, Mary Stalz, Trudy Herrick, Donna Whiteman, Harriet Freedman, Helen Grueninger, Judie Madorsky, Barb Schmidt, Elisabeth Travis, Suzanne Kronheim, Natalie Katz, Carol Kane.

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MEMBERSHIP IN YELLOW JACKETS IS GOAL OF EVERY GAA 11 Row I-Judy Spilka, Sharon Klein, Shirley Schultz, Pat Gallitto, Shelley Tuber, Jane Richardson, Jeanie Luongo, Joan Schachter. Row 2-Janet Davis, Sandra Weiner, Judy Herman, Betty Emeis, Becky Resch, Sue Kester, Marilyn Collie, Nancy Ogilvie, Annette Sinagra. Row 3-Fran Irvine, Gloria Benovitz, Marilyn Hicks, Natalie Katz, Carol Ensch, Gail Zwick, Marlene van Delden, Judy Dauber. Row 4-Susie Davis, Harriet Freedman, Mary Andrews, Betty Jane Vargo, Suzanne White, Janet Thompson, Nancy Hopkins, Danna Whiteman, Suzanne Kranheim. BECKY RESCH President A-Q.. A club for the school's feminine letter winners-that's Yellow Jackets. Although their main group interest is athletics, the girls' sportsmanship is reflected in other activities around the school. Here Judy Spilka and Carol Ensch are shawn removing trays from the faculty lunchroom. 20 Mlifi iilwl - Iwi it f I , if 3, H'iWq,t:lliC1Ml'jlr 'l llllllilllllgll 1 lil , i iil llw:i,l'i gi 'e I I I 'lftlllitllfqlfifffaii'lllfiilf 4' ff l L ' we , ia in 34,2-if - , 'A i-25: :li fl ii si llllll'llIllillll'lll'pl1fl'lll l I ,lllllllll lllllliilmlllllllll ljllllllllll itlllllllllfllllllllilllll' mil' llJ'ci,lill'Mllli I , ll'll'l'ilil illilii:litullisilllillli, W. WW Willy 5, w ww I' ll ll' ll My I' ' ilisi :iwl,'J'iaJ ll lil ,JWMHFVIW , in ' .hifi v 'l'i' .wi ,iw I 1 4 ,lg ilgx, W nwi, uf , ,ii,'iW.l, N35 ' 'i 1 f ills' If iliimrl M, is-, lw'wp W ,Jaw , xi 'ilyl-M ' irglltluiln l1fls'a.sli'1 lflfxuw' It I ,flllill ' I 'Q ' RW in w 'll ,lil ,hill ,H

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GIRLS' SPORTS HAVE ADVANCED FROM CAT'S CRADLE l ff S A E A 'grim a., 5' 'I ll P' 1 H if l 'll y' R f .' 4 Vow ,W 41: ' 9 1 3... '-- ' , . . 1 Q. . - '--2? ' ll --T - .rs Late fall ushers In the volleyball season Enthuslashc about the game more gurls go out for volleyball than for any other sport Girls chosen for the all star hockey team have an opportumty to try out for the varsity squad A posmon on the varsity means membershrp In Yellow Jackets 22 1 l