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

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Stephen Adelstein, Joan Aicher, Bill Allman, Michael August, Phyllis Berger, Neil stein, Judy Gooding, Diane Greenwald, Marsha Heller, Sanford Herskovitz, Bluftestone, Dave Bossart, Paul Chenevey, Carl Craig, Barbara Crooks, Bill Beverly Hill, Paul Hirschfield, Al Homans, Martin Kain, Harvey Katz, Carol Kirk- Davies, Marita Drach, Richard Eisenberg, Michael Evans, Joanne Feldman, Judy stadt, Carl Koch, Sylvie Koval, John Landis, Marilyn Leichtman, Jeanne LeMaire, Foth, Pat Francis, Jack Ganz, Suzanne Gerdy, Sandra Ginsburg, Edith Gold- Allan Levin, Larry Lockman, Alan Lubin, Connie Lurie, Zalman Magid, Sylvia ANNUAL TOUR HIGHLIGHTS Orchestra members know that hard rehears- als make for bigger and better tours, 18

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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.

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Mattiat, Paul Meiland, Daphne Michaelides, Franklin Miller, Michael Neben, Steeneclr, Luffy TFON, Dave USCl1eelK, Zedo WULFIBIU Mdrllyn WUYQO Phyllis Susan Palguta, William Palmer, Nancy Pile, Vic Portaro, Lois Robinson, Jerome WeiSS, Joanne While, MUYY While, JUHJCQ Winger, MCIVCICI Wlnlnef Arthur Rosen, Anita Rudolph, Ellen Sachorow, Armine Seferian, Beatrice Shanker, Suzi Wohl, Barbara Yucker. Shapiro, Ruth Simmons, Jerry Skolnick, Laverne Snyder, Sally Snyder, Bob ORCHESTRA'S SUCCESSFUL YEAR Directed by Mr. John Farinacci, the symphony orchestra was kept busy this year preparing for five public performances. Joint concerts with the Choir and glee clubs were included. After the Spring Concert April l, the orchestra left for its bi-annual tour. For the members of the musical group this trip climaxed the season and was recompense for their long hours of rehearsal. Upon its return from the journey, the orchestra played before the School Superintendents Conference, at Public Hall. All students who are interested in music and are able to play an orchestral instrument can become a member of this organiza- tion. Orchestra members finishing each chorus with a robust round of applause greet all visitors brave enough to climb the stairs to WMR with the singing of the welcome song. I9 V nr