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

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Through Our Activities Service mee-Ting Todayi Are you going To The meeTing This afTernoon? As The lasT bell of The day chimes aT 2:45 each aTTernoon, calls such as These are heard as sTudenTs gaTher around Their lockers. For These sTudenTs, school has come To mean more Than a red briclc building which upholds a Tine scholasTic sTanding IT has also become a place where individuals have The opporTuniTy To engage in exTra- curricular acTiviTies. These acTiviTies Talce many varied forms, They appear as rnusic and drama groups which give The sTudenTs a lceen arTisTic appreciaTion as well as The opporTuniTy for many To express Themselves creaTively. AcTiviTies include parTicipaTion in sTudenT govern- rnenT which allows pupils To express Their opinions and To haxe a hard in rfnalfing Their ovvn rules and regularions. AcTiviTies provide an opporTuniTy To hear oThers who are skilled in Their vvorlq. Through acTiviTieS, sTudenTs r'neeT vwh oThers To solve various problems,

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CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE. FRONT ROW: Estreich- er, Tischer, Rose. SECOND ROW: Conway, Shaw, Ringer, Martin, Levy, Epstein. BACK ROW: Strauss, Moskowitz, Mil- ler, Bishko, Anderson, Hershberg, Rose, Schusterman. STUDENT COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: Bremson, Tirk, Peltz, Her stig, Rosenthal, Freedman, Kravitz, Rudolph, Kossman, Fine silver, Caplow, Marsh, Siegan, Stone, Kest. SECOND ROW Latnick, Sternberg, Rubin, Vincent, Tanzman, Herrick, Mart- in, Dilley, Buzney, Barnett, Robinson, Salem, Steinsapir, Kle ger. THIRD ROW: MR. Wiseley, Elrad, Martin, Oliver, Gross man, McCulloch, Newman, Hoffman, Polster, Tamarkin, Barc- kardt, Palay, Bonfield, Kaback, Guerrero, Anderson, Appel FOURTH ROW: Berenstein, Zimmerman, S. Yosowitz, P. Yoso '-7. 'T Student Government Strives An elected representative from each homeroom in the school constitutes Heights' legislative student body. The Student Council has twelve standing committees which continually operate for the betterment of the school, They include the Social Committee, the Publicity Committee, the Budget Committee, the Student Activities Committee, the Constitution and Charter Committee, and the Campus Improvement Committee. The Trattic Committee, the Hand- book Committee, the Cloakroom Committee, the Good and Welfare Committee, and the Ways and Means Committee are other committees which function throughout the school year. The All-School Production Committee works all during the year to organize an efhcient background for the musical given in the spring. The Student Council also sponsors such annual affairs as the All-School Party held each November and the Mock Political Campaign and Election. The Student Coun- cil is a fine example of student democracy. witz, DeVore, Hirshberg, Fried, Jenks, Bradley, Behrens, Carl, Boxerbaum, Strandt, Rose, Lutz. FIFTH ROW: Roth, Lissauer, Ruggles, Ganz, Pohl, Grant, Browning, Ellison, Stein, Aborn lrlen, Kunovsky, Lolli, Braverman, Day. BACK ROW: Ronder Siegal, Herrick, Dolin, Levine, Richardson, Katz, Price, Fishel Fletcher, Pollack, Krotine, Samuels, Blecher, Markowitz. AB- 1 1 f SENT: Schwartz, Lukin, Conway, Foyer, McQuilken, Ellinger, Greenspan, Freedman, Busch, Katz, Rosenberg, Friend, Levy 5, xii i if Z