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

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l COLLEGE DISCUSSION CLUB FRONT ROW: Berman, Gold, Schwartz, Kwaif, Spilka, Friedman, Berson, Barnett, SECOND ROW: Hoffman, Wieler, Eisenberg, Abramson, Goldberger, Spivak, Davis, Horwitz, Bishko. THlRD ROW: Kulber, Ross, Jenks, Wilde, Blase, Stein, Himmel, Gordon, Franklin, Gerstenleld. FOURTH ROW: Jacobs, Clossman, Fromkes, Kosser, Brown, Bordofsky, Dolin, Weiss, Friedman. BACK ROW: Kessler, Widser, Weintraub Strandberg, Amster, Levy, Shagrin, Lief, Hershkovitz, Milstein. Contributing important information to students is the goal ot the College Discussion Club which has be- come one ot the largest organizations in only three years of existence. Under the direction of Mr, Uber, the sponsor, and olilcers Fred Bishlco, Barbara Jenks, Linda Berman, Jackie I.aTour, and Joyce Crichley, the club has sponsored speeches by teach- ers, and college students, and panels by Heights pupils, Clubs Give Valuable Information Two ollice aids bend over a file to find in- formation in the records for a member of the ' o I 'fi 71 I l I ' X: office stall OFFICE AIDS FRONT ROW: Phyllis Mirnoff, Lois Sorolcy, Sharon Asquith, Ady Duber, Barbara Fishman. SECOND ROW: Karen Hoffman, Nancy Gulko, Joan Ringer, Mimsy Ross, Gloria Fein, Arlene Soble. BACK ROW: Karen Koykka, Dottie Diflenderfer, Tobie Brown, Sheila Finnigan, Phyllis Simon, Joan Berwitt. 2 6

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rv FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FPQVJT ljqfif- Geffen, Miner, Sperber, Mrs. Tipton, Kleinman, Berman, Cowan, Tucker, Kest, Eisenberg, Strasbourger, Friedman, SECOND 32,5 Kaye, Garlock, Brill, Tirk, Bailin, Platt, Finesilver, Pressman, Caplow, Frymen, Arnoft, Anthony, Kolt. 'WED :CL Cook, Meckler, Pliner, Tesler, Spike, Pearlman, Pal- Develop Career Interests Members of the Future Teachers of America gather around the couch to enioy some iokes at their Christmas party. This was but one activity for the busy club members who shared valuable experiences during the year. The i-lc-'gms c'a::p'e' 35 Pye if T:-acliers of America has been kept busy dur- Q tae past year assisting teciilsrfs 'Ni' SNC! l, by a-'4jr'fffi y lflflfk. Under the spoirggr-gi'p 55 Tigga 'be gfecp l'ffci s Cxperi ,.,iC,.5Q 5F,.1,LXf , r ri- lin-o-r ili1f r v ' '41-Ting? TlWiS 75-,CV vt-4, Qt-'E V-:IQ 'vi arff fgpihf' ffl SUDCVNTSC :ass 3 cz' fi-in' 'N Y 'Y' '-,' WU'i '5 as: 'add sc: :xi Q: T5 e -:'ris'er. :v.v,Q -XWQL- 2: 4,,.E,.':: A,-'fm i -s je. eis:: 3: se af-: fo We 'V-5 Q'-.ev gf, Q M13 31--3 3 5' '53 r':: 3i1 to few-s'e-it 'N Q 5 Tre 2 -Q 'fe's wzicr clfecfor at Lug'-i'e 'R Lise' '5-:ting fnem, Cherr- iqn mae- V- - H' L ig Q- 'sais to help It ,ii A guta, Weiss, Fried, Gross, Stone, NeCamken, Kroot, FCUQTH RQ!! Mollisan, Greene, Schwartz, Schneider, Meldon, Stone, Likover, Schuster, Simon. E454 RCA Epstein, Glanz, Fromkes, Shanker, Heller, Goodman, Bloom, Goodman, Kap- lan, Epstein, Ringer, Haber. AESENT: Nagelbush, Scott. .,g,.nn:' Grading papers is but one of the time saving responsi bilities CSSUI'T19d by the members of the Future Teachers America. Here, Joan Ringer, Sharon Schneider, and Carol Miner perform this task which gives them training for future years in their chosen career. A Q 4 -i-Q.-5 TWTTX

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COLLEGE DISCUSSION FRONT ROW: Goldstein, Leighton, Choikin, Fryman, Caplaw, Lipton, Seigler, Asquith. SECOND ROW: Sustin, Shenker, Cowan, Stone, Lazarus, Epstein, Greene, Tirk, Sharp, Tl-MRD ROW: Miller, Lukan, Rittenberg, Shapiro, Katz, Lopate, Ullmo, Schneider, Platt, Faigin. FOURTH ROW: Evans, Karnak, Barner, Levin, Sherrow, Anderson, Palay, Chase, Critchly, Wotring, BACK ROW' Ringer, Sandler, Apple, Strauss, Belkin, Spiggle, Katz, Novak, Schusterman, Givelber, And Help Heights Run Efficiently ' 'zur Every day many girls give up their study periods to serve as olnce aides, These girls, vvho maintain B and better averages, carry messages throughout the building, sort and distribute mail, lanhtully deliver the absence bulletins, man the switchboards, and perlorm myriad other tasks in the main olflicei Arrong tire most vital lacfors in tee naintenance ot the school library are fine egnt student aids who daily collect library permits, paste book pockets, reinlorce magazine covers and bind- 5 ings, run errands, stamp date cards and per- form numerous small but important tasks. In addition to renrlnrivg a '.a'uable service, these ..,...-n 'Wx girls 'eceive experience 'hat is often useful v'.'l'9Vi Tliffy S9'T3lC lClDE Becky Beard pastes identification stickers on a book LIBRARY AIDS Barbara Miller, Carol Weiss, Sharon Pitluk, Janice Miller, Lois Katz, 7 Gayle Polacek.