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

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BUSINESS SERVICE CLUB Front Row: Lenore Gilbert, Rosalyn Perry, Barbara Schway, Carol Buchin, Carol Anne Bowers, Joyce Harris. Second Row: Phyllis Perry, Lois Wasserman, Gail Ross, Lois Goldstein, Dianne Shulman. Third Row: Mrs. Magee, Linda Gymer, Natalie Landy, Mary Ann Bohlke, Pat Fasciano, Donna Lyons. Bock Row: Fran Brokaw, Eileen Sobel, Lynne Newe marker, Judith Appelbaum, Mary Sipser. VARIED CLUBS PROVIDE Junior Literary Club has a great interest for Cll and Bl girls with a B average or better in English. Programs ranging from panel discus- sions to guest speakers await members in Room 226 every other Thursday. Members of the Business Service Club gain valuable commercial experience by aiding the faculty and administration. PAN-AMERICAN CLUB Front Row: M. Wargo, B. Yucker, B. Handler, E. Rovitz, R. Arbitman, G, Pikkel, N. Gluchov. Second Row: R. Mora, M. Mollison, J. Schmeltzer, M. Chaney, M. Gitson, D. Jaffe. Buck Row: Mr. Simon, A. Beck, R. Heiman, E. Levy, J. D'Amico, J. Brackenridge. JUNIOR LITERARY CLUB Front Row: E. Katz, E. Sacharow, M. Rothman, L. Brown, J. Alexander, B. Crooks, L. Brown, M. Barck, D Downs, S. Davis. Second Row: B. Bassett, M. Wintner C. Grossman, N. Meschan, B. Reitman, C. Engel, T Synenberh, E. Mirrnan, B. Jenks, K. Thompson, G. Krav- itz, M. Chambers, B. Martin, S. Collie. Third Row: R. Rosenblatt, S. Yedelevitz, N. Kasdon, S. Miller, J Dunn, C. Leighton, J. Arons, M. Drach, P. Pressman, P Anker, B. Frymen, V. Finesilver, J. Diamond, M. Caplow C. Hershey, D. Handelman, D. Alper, E. Lockshin. Fourth Row: L. Preisler, V. Buck, K. Smith, R. Ross, L Green, C. Hodgson, C. Lurie, B. Lieberman, S. Wino- grad, B. Herrick, J. Saginer, N. Robboy, M. Landau C. Faigin, C. Schafnik, M, Lurie, B. O'Neill. Fifth Row: C. Thomas, P. Levine, S. RussakoH, M. Davis, N. Marks Y. Artz, C. Miller, M. leochtman, L. DeMarinis, N Schwab, J. Heller, J. Redlick, R. Corry, J. Handelman Bock Row: H. Kleinman, M. Galan, J. Schroeder, L Shanky, S. Condoyan, E. Goldstein, M. Palmer, S Vacha, C. Riemer, B. Milstein, E. Cort, J. Gooding, J Fierstein, V. Solganik, B. Brofman. 1 1 1 1

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Circle left: Sitting beside their prize winning decoration at the annual Glrls' Cabinet Halloween Party for upperclass girls are Mrs. Zeta Winslow, Marlene Suid, Margo Morgenstern, and Myrna Robby, all of Homeroom 2l0. Above: The Girls' Cabinet Executive Board holds a meeting. Front Row: Tonia Cer- veny, Sally Nash, Janet Palmer. Second Row: Mary Jane Barringer, Jo Ann Turolf, Barb Herrick, Sharon Pobby, Linda Anne Hauser. Back Row: Greta Neuman, Miss Wallace, Arlene Boxerbaum. A HELPING HAND TO All NEW GIRLS Imagination was one thing possessed in large quantities by these prize-winning mask-makers at the Girls' Cabinet Halloween Party. Girls' Cabinet, sponsored by Miss Wallace, is the oldest service club at the school. This organization for the girls at Heights is composed of one representative elected from each girls' homeroom. Cabinet members discuss problems pertaining to the welfare and happiness of all the girls in school. A welcoming get-together for Cl girls and boys is the first proiect of every semester. A George Washington Party for underclass girls and a Halloween Party for upperclass girls are annual events. Also on the calendar this year were a Father-Daughter dinner and a Mother-Daughter tea. To round out the social affairs sponsored by Girls' Cabinet, a tea is given for all the girl graduates at the end of each semester. Making Christmas cards for the faculty, maintaining a Tardy Chart and supervising the Lost and Found are some of the services of the Cabinet.

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COMMERCIAL CLUB Front Row: Anita Nehamkin, Alice Johnson, Diane Bergman, Lenare Rosen, Phyllis Perry, Marcia Grossberger, Frances Brokaw. Back Row: Miss Bromelmier, Rhoda Wolfeld, Barbara Smith, Audrey Schlesinger, Ellen Mintz, Sandra Mazur, Linda Gymer. ENJOYMENT FOR MANY STUDENTS SENIOR LITERARY CLUB Front Row: J. Leighton, R. Silverman, G. Neuman, J. Madorsky, l. Silverman, B. Smiley, S. Duber, C. Brewer, N. Gluchov. Second Row: M. Freedman, E. Geyer, J. Eger, R. Perry, B. Ferman, B. Greenberger, M. Axel- rod, S. Sonkin, C. Polan, D. Bergman, S. Cooperman, A. Bennett, B. Konnor. Third Row: E. Marcus, B. Richards, N. Walker, D. Kittredge, I. Ullman, B. Griffiths, S. Polster, S. Adler, M. Robboy, P. Asnien, J. Turoff, S. Weiss, M. Goldsmith. Fourth Row: S. Perel- man, G. Schmitt, R. Gumprecht, L. Daskal, C. Koslen, J. Stillman, E. Shlachter, R. Cohen, M. Suid, A. Gottlieb, A. Boxerbaum, C. Klein, L. Pick. Fifth Raw: C. Birnbaum, J. Baum- gardner, C. Packer, L. Rupp, K. Kohe, D. Michaelides, A. Mason, B. Handler, T. Cer- veny, N. Bigalke, J. Moritz, H. Allen, A. Robi- son, N. Trowell. Buck Row: J. Palmer, N. Priesand, J. Appel, N. Green, B. Orbits, M. Roth, M. Sipser, M. Dobrin, C. Jones, S. Pobby, S. Cummings, L. Gymer, B. Herrick, M. Winters, J. Sesnick. LIBRARY AIDES The aim ofthe Commercial Club is to satisfy the interest of girls who want to enter the business field. The Library Aides help alleviate the work of the librarians by performing errands and assigned library duties. The girls in Senior Literary Club must show willingness to serve. This club has several service proiects each year. ln order to learn more about the people of Latin America, members of the Pan-American Club hear speakers and see slides. They also publish a Spanish newspaper, LaVo1. Seated: Laurel Goldhamer, Ruth Reininger, Ann Robison, Phyllis Lerner, Natalie NeCamken.