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

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Q K .9 Q CO-CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN DICK BOGOMOLNY FRANK RINELLA SEYMOUR Ul.l.MAN Quarterback Tdtkle TCCIKIG INJURIES PLAGUE TIGERS THROUGHOUT ENTIRE SEASON Our team made a good showing, said Heights Tigers' Coach George McKinnon, considering the fact that we were handicapped with iniuries to key players throughout the season. The eleven started the season by swamping Glen- ville, 4l-6. That victory proved to be the Tigers' only win. A drubbing by Springfield, 34-O, on November 7 ended the season with the Hilltoppers in the LEL cel- lar. Heights then moved on to Columbus to see the Ohio State-Pitt clash. The McKinnon-men will be pinning their hopes for the T953 season, score-wise, on an unusually fine crop of iuniors, back for their second campaign. Edward Moderick, line coach, George McKinnon, head coach, Richard Tupta, backfield coach. Row 'I-Manager Alvin Buckholtz, Herbert Magedovitz, .lack Kravitz, Frank Rinella, Seymour Ullman, Richard Bogomolny, Harvey Braun, Ronald Peltz, Bernie Goodman, Norman Treinish, Chuck Ertle. Row 2-Coach Richard Tupta, Bennett Brown, Norman Winger, Jerrold Winger, Frederic Hirschfield, Frank Schreiner, Dan Gregg, Gary Grove, Joe Galemmo, Donald Sandler, Richard Yokel, Coach Edward Moderick, Coach George McKinnon. Row 3-Larry Hutner, Robert Barkley, Donald Penn, Ronald Greene, Jack Weingold, William Ong, Neil Johnston, Gene Zuckerman, Gerald Wedren, Alan Longert, Sammy Levine. Row 4-James MacDonald, Bill Krupman, Ronald Glazer, Harvey Schlesinger, Richard Greenspan, Richard Burnside, Bernie Tolin, Bob Holstein, Morton Kaplan, Louis Jalovec.

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VARSITY CAGERS INTACT The Heights cagers, led by Captam Make Belkln tlnlshed another thrnllmg season The Tlgers played T2 LEL games and five Independent The year was filled with excitement ln the first game with Shaw the hoopmen were behind golng Into the last quarter but came back to wln, thereby tymg Euclad for the LEI. leadershlp Subsequent losses to Euclud and Lakewood lessened tntle chances con suderably Since none of the boys were mud year graduates Helghts team was Intact throughout the campaign Seemg most of the action durlng the season were Ronme Adelman Make Belkm, .lack Cox Buzz Lewus, and Mel Waxman THROUGHOUT ENTIRE SEASON 32 Coach Gall Vannorsdall i' OU Row 2 Mel Waxman .lack Cox Bully Lewls Bernle Tolln Mlke Belkin Bull Ong Ron Adelman Row 3 Coach Gaul Vannorsdall Bob Sneder Chuck Denly Harvey Schlesmger Managers Jlm Cotesworth and Dave Rosen Captam Mike Belkln Center Jack Cox Forward Mel Waxman Guard I f f . . u U . . . It r 1 ' I , . 1 . . X . . . V f 1 I 1 if 'S- f 5- 1' z , , I , 2' -. .Q . 1 Ru, xl. A ,IM x,A L' is .eq L 1 I I .I . .I . .l. I - 1 D 1 A 1 1 r ' . . .I I I T l ,