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

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JUNIOR RED CROSS Front Row: J. Sharp, N. Schwartz, L. Platt, J. Reisner, N. Rosenberg, L. Mehler, P. Perry, M. Pickford. Second Row: S. Rutenbergs, J. Whitney, R. Gumprecht, E. Shlachter, C. Nall, E. Rovitz, R. Wolk, M. Gerstenfeld. Third Row: S. Barnes, Em. Ansehmo, N. Kasdon, M. A. Browning, A. Baskind, P. Tabor, C. Browning, L. Gymer. Back Row: B. Getreu, H. Palchick, H. London, B. Aborn, B. Marcus, J. Armstrong. ORGANIZATIONS PLAN l ACTIVITY COMMITTEE Front Row: D. Handelman, N. Green, S. Per:-lnian, M, Meyer, C. Roth, B. Orbits, C. Klein, S. Weiss, S. Wigodsky. Second Row: A, Bennett, N. David, C. Lurie, G. Kravitz, R Madorsky, L. Simon, C. Rush, S. Winograd, T. Peltz, M, Gilden, E. Rosenthal, R. Perri, J. Arons, M. Caplow. Third Row: Miss Weller, B. Strandt, B. Kenner, C. Koslen, M. Tamarkin, S. Schwartz, B. Bash, M. Chambers, A. Beieckian, K. Bell, B. Glantz, J. Eger, L. Daskal. Fourth Row: D. Dunn, P. Fasciano, J. Appel, M. Sipser, M. Roth, J. Palmer, H. Allen, J. Moritz, A. Mason, D. Michaelides, L. Rupp, E. Marcus, K. Sobol. Buck Row: B. Papenbrock, M. Winer, M. Winters, V. Ken- non, L. Brown, C. Rierner, G. Schmitt, G. Tuck- er, S, Adler, J. Cohn, A. Greenwald. HOBBIES, VOCATIONS One representative from each homeroom attends Junior Red Cross meetings. The group undertakes one service project each semester and mails copies of The Black and Gold to Heights alumni in the armed forces. The Visual Education members show educational films to classes and movies during lunch period for the students' class- room enrichment and enioyment. Photo Club gives students interested in photography an op- portunity to take pictures and develop them under supervision. To boost the students' spirit at all school events is the sole aim of the Activities Committee. The club, a part of Student Council, sponsored a Senior-Sophomore banquet in honor of the football team. VISUAL AIDS Front Row: Roger Andree, Dan Bergman, Carl Grimm, Briton Stewart, Tom Chin. Second Row: Mr. Christman, Bob Batchlet, Roger Weishberger, Dick Shipley, Ted Laidman, Bill Vargo, Bill Wickert. B-ack Row: Bill Ensor, Arthur Lester, Allen Zak, David Parker, Dick Swinehart, Dick D'Clute, Ronald Farring' ton,

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CONCESSIONS CLUB Front Row: Jane Alexander, Carolyn Post, Doreen Alper, Elaine Katz, Sharon Miller, Don Heiser. Second Row: Miss Hensel, Bunny O'Neill, Roger Strauss, Miriam Borck, Camilla Kasten, Arthur Rossio, Tonia Cerveny, Mr. Wisely. Back Row: Miss De Roia, Chad Dil- ley, Helaine Kleirman, Bill Papenbrock, Bob Richardson, Stan Polster, Dave Spreng, Dick Dunn, Mr. Biel. NEWLY FORMED CLUBS RENDER AID Concessions Club members, aided by eight student organizations, supervised refreshment selling at all the school's athletic events. Profits were prorated among the participating organi- zations after an amount was put aside for capi- tal investment. Future Teachers of America explore the basic skills and gain some experience in their selected vocation. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Front Row: Lowell Kaplan, Bob Balchlet, Lewis Allen, Bob Walder, Dan Bergman, Mar- tin Newmark, Kenneth Klaiman, Briton Stew- art. Bock Row: Mr. Langmead, Yale Talis- man, Howard Harris, Allen Zak, David Parker, Stuart Wayne, James Kirkstadt, Bill Wickert, Mr, McFadden. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Front Row: E. Rovitz, N. Taslitt, R. Gum precht, A. Abrahams, N. Landy. Second Row: L. Gilbert, L. Kirshner, B. Greenberger, P Schwartz, G. Rossman, M. Drach, J. Leizman H. Stern, S. Goldstein, E. Goodman, C. Rush A. Nehamkin. Third Row: P. Lerner, E. Rein S. Sonkin, L. Rosen, E. Marcus, A. Collins, S Freeman, B. Hart, L. Gall, C. Levinsky, B Glantz, H. Kemelhar. Fourth Row: C. Trevis J. Foth, A. Shapero, L. Daskal, A. Boxerbaum M. Robboy, K. Kohe, J. Stillman, S. Green- wald, D. Powers, A. Schlesinger, L. Bonfield Bock Row: H. Lewis, 5. Fisher, R. Davis, L Greene, A. Robison, M. Meyer, E. Adelman A. Sherman, H. Kleinman, G. Posell, A. Kelly 1 1 1 1

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Al Gilinov, Jim Freedman, Mike Greenhut, Donald Kest, Dale Cowan, Barbara Smiley and Dave Florman, chemis- try laboratory assistants, look idle here but are usually very busy. CLUBS PROVIDE SERVICE Noon Movie Guards is a service club in charge of the audi- torium during noon movie periods. Members are boys who have a satisfactory record in attendance, citizenship, and scholar- ship. Getting valuable experience in chemistry are the twelve members who make up the present chemistry Lab Assistants' Club. These students assist during chemistry classes one period each day. Most have a B or better average in chemistry. Rifle Club members learn about handling guns and put this knowledge to use by shooting at targets with live ammunition. This club was started during World War II. Ensemble Club members meet during their free time, either before or after school. Each new member is invited by the present members of the Ensemble Club, and he must be at least a CII. They perform for civic groups such as the Chamber of Commerce, churches, and the Women's Civic Club. Three years ago the Dance Band, under the direction ot Mr. Harold Barbee, was organized as a permanent group to play for school affairs. The money goes into the Dance Band Fund for operating expenses. The arrangements used by Glen Miller, Stan Kenton, and Harry James are among the group's most popular selections. Mr. Barbee also arranges some of the band's numbers. NOON MOVIE GUARDS. Front Row: Mr. Flint, Tom Chin, Victor Palazzo, Robert Bulfington. Back Row: AI Stewart, Lewis Samuels, Dick Swinehart, Tom Fortes, Douglas Fratianne. 30