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

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IN DEEP CONCENTRATION, Fredda Leven- thal discusses Student Council business with Stan Snyder. Sfudenf Council The Student Council provides oppor- tunities for students to participate in school government, states advisor hir. Paul VViseley. It also gives the members an opportunity to engage in many types of activities. Student Council activities are divided into two groups, Lake Erie League and school. In the fall the officers of Heights, President Sandy Herrick, Vice-President Paul Ruxin, Secretary Kathy Cole, and Treasurer Arlene Mendelson participated in the LEL Student Council Clinic, where students discussed and tried to solve prob- lems concerning their student bodies. The spring activity includes the LEL visita- tion day in which officers can gain infor- mation about the operation of other schools. Activities in and around school include the sponsoring of three dances a year, aid- ing clubs in the after-game dances, estab- lishing the hall guard and parking lot system, and enacting the two charity drives. IRONING OUT last minute details of the United Appeal Drive are Renee Fleeter, Linda Margolis, and Sandy Herrick. A CULPRIT appears before Student Court Judges Steve Klein, Sue Fischer, Judy Mesnick, Jeffrey Appel, Barbara Victor, Deanna Coe, and Linda Palmer. Q9

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ALWAYS WILLING to confer with students on most any subject is Mr. Paul Wisely. S'l'lllDICN'l' f'0llNC'll, President Sandy Herrick 1-onli-rs with his fellow officers Arlene Mendelson, Paul ltnxin, and Kathy Cole on school affairs. CUM MI'I l'l'Il'I CHAI RMICN. First: Renee Fleeter, Lynda Miller, Linda Margolis, Marikay frli1SS1IlZlll. Second: Ronnie Allen, Margo Grant. Third: Alan Goodman, Gary Rosenberg, Ron Salavan, Paul Ruxin, Fredda. Lcvcnthal, Ann Stephenson, Fourth: Jim Spiral, Boh Baker. 6 4 ,Q S EAST MEETS WEST in Cleveland Heights discover Foreign Exchange Students, Alberto llcrcovich from Argentina and Yoko Asahi from Japan. -7 28

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it ia .A Y-.0 l'INl'lltliIfI'l'I1' liUUS'l'l'llCS display their sehool to vit-tory with their flashy new enrd seetion nt zi spirit hy eneournging pep and inspiring the te:un holne loothull gulne. Sfudeni Council Acfivifies 30 Beeause of the many eonnnittees fune- tioning within the Student Vouneil, the governing body of Heights ezui administer to ai. broader range of student prohleins :md operate more ettieiently. Vlulrity drives, sehool dunees, the All-sehool Party are organized hy this group of young leaders. fl0Illlllittl'0S funetioning throughout the year for the benefit of the student hody include Campus Iniproveinent, l'ublieity, Soeizil, and Eleetion, while the Ilall Guards and Parking liot Attendants keep the sehool traffic' running smoothly. Stu- dent Couneil helps other eluhs throughout the sehool hy sponsoring sports events, through the p:n'tieipz1t,ion of Uouneil aHil- iated Boosters and Voneessions Vlubs. Other func-tioning eoniniittees at Heights include Student Rating, Hund- book, Good and W'elfare, Constitution, Uharter, and Sehool Spirit. RED RAIDER football eaptziins, unsueeessful on the gridiron, show their speaking prowess on the Heights High stage hefore the game. 'W