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

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Front Row: Lois Goldstein, Joan Huebschman, Marcia Myers, Sally Nash, Nancy Welling, Gerrie Goode, Phyllis Asnien, Nancy Wiggins, lucy Mehler, Carolyn Post, Perryne Anker, Terry Synenberg, Linda Robinson, Sharon Gold- stein, Barbara Griftiths, Janet Handelman, Rene Wolk, Barbara Hesse, Barbara Hart, Judy Wotring, Rebecca Cohen, Mr. Strickling. Second Row: Joyce Borden, Carol Foy, Jane Warner, Joan Sesnick, Marilyn Winters, Marlene Spetrino, Sandy Boyd, Loretta l.arz, Elsa Mautz, Janet Schroeder, Betty Hess, Frances O'Neill, Kathryn Frakes, Marikay Lutz, Nancy Bigalke, Evelyn Such, Carol Grossman, Natalie Priesand, Barbara Handler, Barbara Herrick. Third Row: Elaine Katz, Karen Smith, Jerry Sien, Dick Dunn, Arnold lsan, Douglas Fratianne, Jerry Smirin, Jerry Cohen, Ronny Levitch, Yale Talisman, Larry Unger, Ed Rutsky, David Rosin, Irwin Gage, Mark Legome, Bill Ryan, Norman Reuven, Floyd Silver, Alan Lettofsky, Murray Waldman, Joanne Hotstetter, Rochelle Krill. Back Row: Susan Collie, Barbara Zettelmeyer, Dave Spreng, Cy Wilson, Ed Martin, Bud Cosby, Arnold Rosenthal, Barry Brown, Emil Davidson, Bob Richardson, Jack Rarick, Chris Barnes, Terry Seifried, Harris Bunkin, Tom Chin, Al Hensel, Marvin Halpern, Kenneth Golovan, Douglas Bishop, Dan Shapiro, Danny Marks, Murray Klanfer, Joel Woldman, Judy Wood, Harriet Bunowitz. CHOIR, STRICKLING CELEBRATE Choir alumni, attracted by the twenty-fifth annual Christmas concert, ioin in the singing of their traditianalhymn Emite Spiritum Teum. l fl 24

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COLLEGE DISCUSSION CLUB Front Row: C. Leighton, C. Post, R. Cort, J. Arons, J. Dunn, M. Gilden, E. Rosenthal, D Handleman, M. Rothman. Second Row: M Davis, C. Schafrick, L. Stokes, S. Cooperman D. Lavinzer, E. Marcus, A. Collins, J. Foth, M. Wintner, J. Alexander, E. Rein. Third Row B. Yucker, M. Barck, A. Porter, B. Crooks, E. Lockslun, B. Perry, B. Zuckerman, C. Engel, J Fierstein, E. Cort, Y. Artz. Back Row: Mr. Uber, V. Solganik, B. Black, A. Baskind, L. Priesler, l. Brown, R. Tanzman, B. O'Neill, L. Brown, J. Wood, D. Downs, K. Krumhansl. I DISCUSSION CLUBS WIDEN INTERESTS The College Discussion Club was organized to give its members a better knowledge of the requirements, costs and campus life of many colleges. lt helps its members in choosing their school of higher learning. Membership is open to all juniors and sopho- mores. Mr. Roy Uber is the group's faculty adviser. DISCUSSION CLUB Front Row: R. Edelman, L. Mehler, R. Arbit- man, E. Rovitz, S. Horth, L. Platt, N. Gluchpv. Second Row: C. Greenhouse, G. Pikkel, R. Perry, J. Moritz, R. Cohen, M. Davies, L. Pick, M. Goldsmith, M. Barck, E. Cort. Third Row: B. Handler, R. Gumprecht, N. Taslitt, A. Abrahams, R. Ross, E. Ray, C. Heiman, N. Landy, C. Himmel, C. Miller. Fourth Row: C. Figowitz, A. Weinberg, D. Schermer, D. Florman, D. Rosen, P. Resnick, L. Reichek, S Frank, J. Friedman. Fifth Row: D. Jaffe, L Powar, M. Greenhut, B. Saltzman, H. Lewis, J Gillett, B. Seidemon, A. Lettofsky, R. Eisen- berg. Back Row: Mr. Kremm, R. Posner, M. Frankel, V. Javitch, J. Cowan, H. London, S. Harris, J. Klein, J. Brockenridge, J. Rutman, D. Schwartz. Debating and reviewing the world affairs, the Discussion Club members become acquainted with today's problems. One program featured a discussion of the two principal political parties of the United States. Other programs include guest speakers and panel discussions.

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25TH YEAR For 25 years Mr. George Strickling has been leading the Heights High Choir in its excellent performances. This year they celebrated not only the director's silver anniversary with the choir but also his golden anniversary in music. December 22 over 2,000 people filled the auditorium not only to hear the talented choir sing but also to honor Mr. Strickling. President Eisenhower sent a telegram of cohgratu- lations to the choir and its director. This year they had many singing engagements at churches, hospitals, places honoring the holiday festivities, and on radio programs. February l9 they sang at the Music Hall with the Longines Symphonette, which is conducted by Mishel Piastro. March 19 600 singers attended the Lake Erie League Choral Festival here, where the first such festival was held. The Choir Mothers' Club plans affairs to raise money for the choir's trips and activities. February 23 they had their annual card party in the Social Room. When the choir was first organized, there were 3l students in all, this year it is composed of 90 students. May 5, 6, and 7 they made their annual trip, this time to St. Louis. Mrs. Sydney Hesse presents Mr. Strickling with a gift from the Choir Mothers' Club. The Choir accompanies Loretta Lorz as she sings Yonder, Yonder at the Christmas Concert.