Cleveland Hill High School - Aerie Yearbook (Cheektowaga, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1955 volume:

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DEDICATION IJ X NJ LOIS FISHER N appreciation for her contrubutuons to the progress of Cleveland Hull Hugh School, the AERIE Staff and Sensor Class dedlcate the l955 AERIE to Mnss Lois Fisher She has not only been advisor to the OUTLOOK Staff and guven many hours to those who needed her help, but she has been a true friend to every student No person is more worthy of this honor We shall never forget her quuet good humor or pleasant smlle and we hope our grat utude will remain ln her memory always 4 I .,,j I , . ,I fu- f AV R. rp QQ , . tk lillllg. XXX W 5 , .ML X C7 First Row: J. Kaiser - Assistant Editor, Mrs. Marie Fronczak. Second La, W. DeForest - Business Manager, H. Weber - Editor-in-chief -pa... if r-rJ h,.1 AERIE he it' --fi as ' Cn -'Y T s 5:4 aw. xuelk 12,5 earn. usucArloN ofthe Aims :nv Ives each sfuffga 51 -N dent because it includes every activity and e- vent that takes place in Cleveland Hill Higmixi School. Although not all the students can parti- cipate in the production of the yearbook, each person has an opportunity to volunteer for staff membership. New members are added each year. Each person is assigneda specific duty on the staff of his choice. The entire AERIE group consists of the Literary, Art, Sports, Business, and Typing Staffs. The members of these staffs labor hard and long, and each member benefits by learning to work in harmony with the other members. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Marie Fronczak, Mr. Clifford Cooke, and Miss Dolores Amatuzio, the AERIE Staff is able to produce a yearbook representing school life throughout the year. First Row: L. Thie, B. Pelletier, A. David, H. Sitterle, C. Schramm - Literary Editor, K. Teall. Second Row: C. Thiedt, Mr. Clifford Cooke, I. Chandler, B. Martin. I. Barczak - Art Editor, C. Hynds, Miss Dolores Amatuzio, B. Hoffman, T. Clayback. First Row: P. Leone, N. Schauf, J. Stowell, K. DeForest, J. Mendy, B. Herlan. Second Row: C. Brill- Typing Editor, W. DeForest - Business Manager, B. Schuler. L. Roath, I. Perrone - staff Secretary, S. Krause, D. Henneman, P. Murray, R. Bondonza, K. Barry - Sports Editor, I. Raines. ,QS S ':.':1 e--er 1'.Q 05.1 MEMORIAM Ap x -be A Susanne ors L, George Hoffman af Verna Bagley Bruce Brand 1 Ellzabeth Lles fbs 4 Reba Smlth yu J if Barbara Watkms Donald Kelleher Pamela Steger 'Il Blame Poss 6 In the depth of our hearts IS sorrow unbelievable Whlch shall never be obllterated For the passlng of those we loved seemed utter destructlon And their departure extreme mlsery But no longer shall torment touch them, An we wrll walk by Fauth not by sight Lois Fisher Aff ya? I Daud Hauptman Xlarlene Nllller .K YJ' ft Parrxcla Blendowskr Mlghael Hausa 'inert' john Mgndgflk Marlene Dupont . I A S 4-GL, N h Q72 X' d ' 1 ' V ' 'r I . 0 s fv v 45 ll -V E . . lt N J ffl K xi' v -ff ' 4 V' ,, . f Q, .V HH . is vu , bi V I , no .V . r' U 4 ax ga' VW . x, - J o' 2. f. 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He with a Master We graduated from State Teachers College in i935 B.S. in Education, and received the degree of of Education in i950 from the University of Buffalo. of Cleveland Hill are fortunate that he is with us. He has shown us an excellent example of outstand- ing leadership. 8 'w HE Board of Education, which is composed of five members, is the organization which conducts the business of our school. Its mem- bers include Mr. Norman Oetinger, president, Mr. Jacob Geib, Mr. Frank Heindl, Mrs. Em- erson Henneman, and a new member, whom we welcomed this year, Mr. Gerald Garrow. They have appointed Mr. John Seyferth district treasurer and Mr. Charles Robinson as the dis- trict clerk. The board has helped our school in many ways. Besides their usual duties of hiring em- ployees, purchasing of sites, and constructing school additions, they also give their approval concerning new school equipment and school activities. We all agree that the Board of Education plays an important part in the running of our school and we would like to thank them for their wonderful work. Fl 'af'- ,,1 -0. f , gf ADMINISTRATION LEVELAND Hill High School began its '54-'55 school year under the leadership of its new principal, Mr. Meade G. Ander- son. He was born in Brockton, New York. While at Brockton High School, Mr. Ander- son Ied his Senior Class as President. He con- tinued his outstanding work, attending Fre- donia Normal School, Buffalo State Teachers College, and the University of Buffalo. We have grown to respect and admire Mr. Anderson because of his outstanding qualities, and his immediate adaptability to the faculty and students at Cleveland Hill. MEADE G. ANDERSON Principal DOROTHEA C. DUTTWEILER Supervisor of Secondary Education N , LEVELAND HiIl's Supervisor of Secondary Education is Miss Duttweiler. She has been with us now for five years, and has eamed the respect and friendship of every member of the student body and faculty. Miss Duttweiler received her BacheIor's and Master's degree from the University of Buffalo. She then taught at Amherst Central, Kenmore Senior High School, and the University of Buffalo, before coming to Cleveland Hill. Each of us will recall different persons and events dur- ing our school years, but all will look back with pleasure upon their association with Miss Duttweiler. 9 , ofw ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Frrst Row Mrs Mane Fronczak Mrss Mary Healy Mrs Patrxcra Gr enky Mrss Lols Flsher Head of Department Second Row Mr Norman Sturnpf Mr John Mr John Wexgel M153 Kathryn Bradshaw MISS Carol Hrbbard PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Seated Mrs 'W I -'--v- Lols Randaccw Mrs Joan Tuchman Standrng Mr John Doran Head of Department Mr Harry Bearsh Mr Steven Kakook Q55 fx, ff J ovpgyf J tr ejjfef-1 , cf ff f fffvmlf? I, !J ,ef MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mrs Jane Turner Mr Fran cts Mahn Mrs Beulah Bergman Mrss Ruth Horn Mxss Shlrley Hesllnk BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Mrss Valenuna Woods Mr James Hooper Head of Department MISS Earla Sweeney 1 P I0 I7 f T X ff uemsnf K -Lt! J SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Seated Mr Clifford Cooke Mrs Barbara Roesch Mrss Dorothy Dehn Head of Department 5-gyggg Mr Albert Mrrand Mr Charles Castelll Mr Ed ward Mxller Mr Charles Stewart 5 Af. .A A I V Q-If 114 'Q ' I' I-IX .J X J A 1 J x . - . , . J . .. QL- ,F . b . I .l-T. . , I , . Q fig' ,. R. T 'J if I , 'mu C D ' - , a , f J eQ R T me . , . . : . J' J' Y I 0,14 X ' , . , I J sb ,Q I . sd f ' ' . is - 'I Y 1 ' W 1' J C X ' T ' 'y ,NTI-JJ , A I -, M 4 JJ ff fu . N H J 1 dwg I I P - 1 Ht 'JI ' , ' I J .V ' L 4 ff I ' 'C fry' S 4 J, X as 'V I ,I I . I . 3 4 ' I L , ' I it K , -Nam I ' 2 J I -i .gl W fl .g C' 1 I 4. I X If 1 A X ' 9 i Si A , 1 ' ., ' , . gf i Q X .D V o . ' X -N., , px wx , K p ,lr V! ft .Rx X! a.r A7 ' J, ,-,, . Q If ,..,: i4 I 1 54 .u fs s ' ' ' f I ' W A I CJ T ' A . It , Q A ' I xl To I ' b , . I I I Lf . ' T -' y I . 5 p4 ' X ig X , I SCTENCE DEPARTMENT - Seated: Miss Margaret Castle, Mr. Leonard Weiss, Miss race Heacock - Head of Department. Standin - Miss Iren Q- linski, Mr. Joseph Spina. ' Fx thy Hunt, Miss Do e Amatuzi , iss Joan Muraw- ski. , I N , X ART DEPARTMENT -yr. Da ' rter, Mr. Timo- fix 1 N h' x effwb t I - , f , 1' Iij ' V 7 'X ' by JW , , VV VI A 1 - 1 ' v ' ' . w V ,vxpii 4 V5.5 x X f ' ' .P '1- t I, , 1 4 is -5-- tf J A ffvnl ' we ' HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT - Seated: MIS. Doro- thy Kentzel - Head of Department, Mrs. Elizabeth Schmahl. Staughggz Mrs. Carol Kemner. X INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT A Mr.Joseph Steen, Mr. Jack Sewert - Head of Department, Mr. John Kainski, Mr. John Baynes, Mr. Edward Antos. Il 4 E . f f olu1fJf45 I' ZQCQ Sw' . 1' .ff tzfsfw Miss Arvilla Annis - Librarian MUSIC DEPARTMENT - Mr. Robert Holtz, Mr. Richard Siebold - Head of Department. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT - Miss Margaret Krikorian, Mr. George Constantou, Mrs. Helga Doblin - Head of De- partment. CUSTODIANS First Row: Mr. William Atkinson, Ir. - Ass't Custodian, Mr. 'sEongo, Mr. Charles Rohloff, Mr. Raymond Gross. i ILM-1 Mr. Charles Mohr, Florence Therrien, Mr. Francis Abbott - Building Custodian, Thelma Mueller, Mr. William Dempsey, Cafeteria Custodian. OFFICE STAFF First Row: Mrs. Colette Kierdorf, Mrs. Grace Yager, Mr. Charles Robinson - Office Manager. Second Row: Mrs. Geraldine Raines, Mrs. Helen Wind, Mrs. Annette Kaiser. I2 CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Mildred Milsap, Mrs. Louise Hergert, Mrs. Viola Stellrecht - Cafeteria Director, Mrs. Leita Groth, Mrs. Gladys Schendel, Mrs. Catherine Brueckman, Mrs. Phyllis Pfeil, Mrs. Pauline Baker. HEALTH STAFF Mrs. Mary Ellen Usiak, Dr. Anthony Aquilina, Dr. Sal H. Aquilina Dr. Vincent Harrington. CLASSES L I qr, 5 ,nv A vi . ' ,fa SENICJRS HIS year's Senior Class will cherish memories of the pleasant days spent at Cleveland Hill. Can we possibly forget the tur- moil and trials of producing our successful Senior Play and the last minute rush before opening night? r 1 I Frrst Row Kathleen Barry Secretary Nancy Rames President Second Row Rxchard Echtenkamp Vtce Presrdent Donald Cer rone Treasurer .,f With rapidly beating hearts our classmates went on the stage and presented a marvelous production. A sparkling evening was en- joyed by all who attended our en- chanting Senior Ball. Who can help but remember that mad scramble for Mr Stewart's History Classes before the formld able bell rang the roar from the cafeteria mixed with hep tumbled notes from the luke box funeral services held for the person Wl'10 ked Whois Geoffrey Chaucer? during the last week of June Re view'-7 We re certainly going to mass our school days at Cleveland Hull Hugh School We look upon our graduation with mixed emotions of anxiety and sadness sadness at leaving our be loved Alma Mater -anxiety ln look Ing forward to what the future will hold for each of us Mr Edward M111er MISS Dorothy Dehn Mr Charles Stewart 'Nw vm? ALBERTA M. ALLIS Ollie GEORGEANN AN DERSON ..4' Georgeonn I gay, A 'S KATHLEEN T BARRY Kathy nv Wi-.inn 'W mix? Ye DONALD S BATTISTONI n KENNETH M BECKER TX if -:Sf en MARY ANN BECKER Mary Ann I5 '43 12:7 1 Q LREET T , A .T Q' --60 H E s. A l X Li 1 Q IIK A ! my K I .5 QL T x f -dn- 'Ux Wai' 'huwgl' Thu- M I , DONALD F BEHRENDT Don ww fimpvxis nhwuu...n.. Sq..-ff KENNETH R BEILEIN en MARY LOU A BOCHICCIO Mary Lou wr E.-iv DOLORES L BOEHMKE Dolores an JAMES R BRAKEFI ELD lm 43 IS 233.3 ,W 0 'f'1Lf , JEROME R. BRAKEFIELD A ujerryu N' ,,,, 'B If X, 16 R' . 'UN CAROL A. BRI LL Carol Uhr' 'Q' ETHEL P. BRESSLER llpatll Ll SYLVIA M BUDZYNSKI Sylvia ' n- LESTER C BUSDI EC KER Lester ROBERT L CALDWELL if -uni' ANTHONY J CARDARELLI Tony P1 4 f ff ifM 7WfGfA'-255 , fn nach.. K X x , 1 ' Myi , ' A ' ' - f L.. 'ffm Mar' 'FYI u CARI E June CAROL A CATHCART Carol DONALD E CERRONE on JANICE K CHAREK Jomce JAMES M C HASE Im GAIL M. CROWL IIGCE ll 'ib- Aff .. 44 M M Awe I8 AP ,J . '53 I .S 5' WM, gm 35 Q , lf sag f, ,,- ' vw-,gm-'ff ' ' 4, . , 4 if - , 1, jf if, .Q j .4 ,. 4 , . .Mg V, NT? '7 BARBARA A. FELDMAN . llBarbIl I 'X JosEPH L. F RRA ll Il v 341' V U., 11 ' W, if W . III .4-:fy g9tj,y W ff l.. 4 VIRGINIA A FOLEY Ginny CAROL A GIBB Carol Tie 'Z' JUDITH E GRAHAM Judy RONALD F GROSS on 20 .IQ br' fw-wx? 'Huw ' if y 'x AIVIV , I fi , M '1-nv' MICHAEL C GUZIOLEK Make KENNETH L HALEY en iw-fffffwwf W M7-6ifW,AJ4,MAA0 PAUL E HAMILTON 'J l' GU CHARLES J HAMMER Chorlne CAROLINE F HAMMOND Carollne WILFRED L. HAND llwillll l 21 wma-mr kd' 6- BARBARA A HENDERSON Bar DENNY E HENNEMAN Denny h .i 'lA 'W Vx 'sf XJ? all WARREN P HETZEL Warren 'mf' ROBERT HOAK o SANDRA J HOREY Q! 1 w0 ' iggf-iS f' Sandy 'EM' '67 BEVERLY S HUN T V 22 CAROL F. IPPOLITO Carol 'aw-4' Q, 'Wa' , if , DONNA M. JENSEN M2 ,, , Q, in pf' Donna A , LLL if We ,... , Jw V lf' H 1. ' -lu: wmv' ' , 4, SALLY A JURGENS sony 'TW- vs! N JOANNE M KAIS Joan CHARLES L KAUDERER Chuck Yr-'P' NELLIE E KLESS Nellse ,....,,,s 23 -2152 A--we sims- Spf ... 4 'F bf Q CAROL A. KNETSCH Carol ,yr V vhs g , PAUIA M. KROCHMAL 5 upaulon 1 , , , gf ,R,. ,A NANCY A KULICHIK Nancy 115 1'..? .w' BARBARA T LACH Bor JOHN F LAWLER Johnnie M358 JUNE M LAWRENCE June 24 l g A n u . C .Q W . lv I Y pn, R xx ly i n 5 JJCJ ' Vim., ,,.. ,Q In V A W.-,,,. , ,. 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DIANE E REICHERT A 27 Duane H Film 'Nr' f - ,: 1k w r 'f l. - vvw.--5 'Vu 'Q-.ab ELSIE C REIZ Eae DAVID E ROBB Dove PATRICIA J SASKOWSKI a JOHN J SENTN ER Jock JOYCE E SCHAUF Joyce PHYLLIS L SCHMITT P Y 28 ,ffqlx 44 li sf 'H my ,..,.----' 'Dx M- f 'v fx fiwy,-ang CARO LE J SCHRAMM Carole SANDRA M SCHULTZ QW I Sandy z1 Q 1 TE' i,, xf-. 4GmLDlNe A SHANKS Gerry JUDITH A SIEGEL Judy JOHNJ SOBO WSKI . .lphn I L '1 I f . v i , I 5 PATmcuA A. so IE y Qlj! 05 ffm' me- ' 'in 5? PAULINE L. STEPHENS Pauline GLEN M. STUHLMILLER Glen W---fr' JOAN E STURM Joan also DON NAS UE SVEN SEN Donnosue WN KAREN L TEALL Teak LAUREEN M THIE Reenne 30 DAVID R WARD EN Dave wi? N3 HOWARD F WEBER U ,QL 7,2 IM' KARL G WEBER Kar 'C3u,4:. 'WY 'irrzv' WARREN P WE LLER Warren LOREN D WILLIAMS Loren SUZANNE E WILLIAMS 31 Q' Qin 'Q2--'nv Pwr .C-,fl iff: Z jaw f-17 'Q' NMA sw THE HUSBAND by Charles Kauderer The dawn comes up our hero wakes Hts wlfe gets up and breakfast she makes He klsses her qulckly then flles out the door For the rest of the day she ll see hlm no more Then away to the offlce and an hour to nap Whlle 1n comes hls secretary slt on lus lap For the rest of the day he sleeps and he eats T111 at the stauon hrs wxfe he meets Txs one example of the days of a wrfe Who really IS doomed for the rest of her llfc THE WIFE by Charles Kauderer The dawn comes up the poor husband wakes The wrfe stays ln bed and no breakfast she makes She sleeps and gosstps the whole day through Then goes out shoppmg for somethlng new She spends and spends all her husband s money And when he comes home she greets htm wlth Honey She tells htm a letter from the bank came that day Over draw11 agam an amount she can't pay 'Tls one example of the days of a wife, Whose husband IS doomed for the rest of hls llfe DAVID P YOU Dove ELEANOR A ZINK 116 'Q' 4 TWXLIGHT by Carole War t 1 n Regal velvet purple monarch s gtlded gold Tmted dusky shadows realm of day enfold Sounds of llfe are dymg o er the placld land Repose on heels of slmset extends her weaned hand Fnnged fragrant flower with faded petals folded Nature s sculptured masterpiece delicately moulded Taps resoundlng clearly sweet eptlogue of day Opaque wlnged darkness treadlng last faxnt ray SENICR ORIG A SYLVAN STROLL BY MOONLIGHT by Carole Var tln Beyond looms an obscure pathway Visxble only by streaks of moonglow Dtsburstng thetr golden gleams bounu fully The CODVEIQDS rays refract Revealmg a transparent door To a world of dxstorted shadows And mystertous forms The nppllng reflections on the water Are as elustve as goldfish Strange outlmes cast by the hght of the moon Expose themselves before me Llke PIXICS and demons of the forest Joyful 1n theu tmmortal exxstence Unaware of turmoll or suffermg The owl hoots its moumful message The buds tnll the twilight steals away The trees whlsper softly Their age old secrets They spread thelr foltage htther and yon As 1f protectxng one another from the world And all rs st1l1 lf we could only recogmze what occurs Durmg the hours of nature s sweet re se Lxfe is born 11fe contmues hfe dies The strams of an unfxmshed symphony hnger An epxlogue ts wr1tten to another day A hush prevalls no human tnvades The sxlent sohloquy INALS . 1 N ,F A Ei 5 1 ' 512 Q W 2 -1 'ff K m, I .gk A f a 1 f C .,,,... 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W : . . . . . 1 '- Allls Alberta Anderson Georgeann Barry Kathleen Battlstonl Donald Becker Kenneth Becker Mary Ann Behrendt Donald Benlem Kenneth Bochlcchuo Mary Lou Boehmke Dolores Brakefueld James Brakefleld Jerome Bressler Ethel Brull Carol Budzynskn Sylvla Busdrecker Lester Caldwell Robert Cardarelln Anthony Cathcart Carol Cerrone Donald Charek Janice Chase James Crowl Gaul Daugler Wllllam Dakm Beverly Davud Anleen DeForest Wayne Ebert June Echtenkamp Richard Feldman, Barbara Ferrara Joseph Foley Vlrglnla Glbb Carole Graham Judy SENIOR STATISTICS Water Show I 2 3 4 Hu Y lSecretaryI I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Freld Hocke Band 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 4 Sports Club 2 Hn Y I Class Offlcer3 4 Sr Play Jr Play Cheerleadmg 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Sr Play 4 Co chamnan for Jr Prom Decoratuon Committee Cross Country 4 Drscussuon Club 3 4 Jr Play lnterscholastlc Math Society 4 HI Y 3 4 Photography Club lSecretaryl 2 3 Drscusslon Club 4 F H A I Trackl 2 Orchestral 2 Protection Staff I 2 3 4 Rnfle Club I 2 Rufle Team I 2 Sr Play Sr Dramahcs Club 2 3 4 Jr Dramatlcs Club I Chrustmas Play 3 Ha Y 2 Commercual Club 3 A V Secretarnal Club 4 Gym Club I Prolectnon Staff I Football 3 Progectlon Club I Prolectlon Staff I,2 3 4 Press I Jr Red Cross I Costume Club 2 3 AERIE Staff I 3 4 Glrls Sports I 2 Commercial Club 2 Water Show Palntlng I AERIE 3 OUTLOOK 4 Jr Play Sr Play Basketball 3 Jr Play Sclence Congress I Rufle Team I 2 Tennis Team 2 Cross Country 4 Track 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 Gym Club I 2 3 4 Water Show I 2 Costume Club Football 2 3 4 Athletuc Council 4 Jr Sr Plays Class Offucer 3 4 Outlook 2 3 lEdltorI4 AERIE Staff I Hu Y 3 Jr Play Malor of Tackets Football 2 3 4 Rlflel 2 Swlmmlngl Jr Play, Sr Play Water Show I 2 4 Jr Play Sr Ployi Swim Club 3 4 Sports Club I 2 Model Craft Club I Chess Club I Golf Club 2 Baseball 3 Wrestlcng 4 Secretary Publucuty Club 3 Cornmerclal Club I Glrls Sports I AERIE Staff 3 4 Ho YI 2 Discussion Club 3 4, Glrls Sports 2 AERIE Staff 3 4 Talent Show 2 3,4 Band 8- Orchestra I 2 4 Tenms 2 3 Student Council I 2,3 4 HI Y I Dlscusslon Club 3 4 Sclence Congress Student Councnl I 3 4 Athletlc Councll I 4 Sr Play Basketball 3,4 Water Showl 4 Hr YI 2,3,4 Sports Club 2,3 4 F T A Club4 Gym CIub3 Baseball I 2 3 Basketball I 2 3 Spanush Play3 Sr Play Cheerleading 2 4 Water Show I 2 3 4 Dlscussnon Club 2 4 Sports Club 2 4 Senior Play Water Show 3 Gnrls Basketball Team 3 Swummmg Club I Press Club 2 Costume Club 2 Commercial Club 3 33 y2 . . . 1 D . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 4 I .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 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I , 7 I 1 1 1 Gross Ronald Guzlolek Michael Haley Kenneth Hamulton Paul Hammer Charles Hammond Caroline Henneman Denny Hand Wilfred Henderson, Barbara Hetzel Warren Hoak Robert Horey Sandra Hunt Beverly Ippollto Carol Jensen Donnc Jurgens Sally Kalser Joanne Kauderer Charles Kless Nellle Knetsch Carol Krochmal Paula Kullchnk Nancy Lach Barbara Lawler John Lawrence June Lawton Kenneth Leone Phyllus Lesser Robert Malnnowsku Edwm Martan Carole Mazalook Nancy Muller Carl Novy James O Leary James Penny Damel SENIOR STATISTICS Photography 2 3 4 Bowlmg 2 3 Labrary I AERIE Photographer 3 Bowllng Team 4 Golf Team 2 Blology Club Latm Play Basketball I 2 3 4 Athletuc Council 4 Sensor Play Art Chairman Gym Club I 2 3 Industrial Arts Club 3 Bowlmg Team 3 Rufle Club 2 Swrm Club I Science Club I Dramatlcs Club I Golf Club 3 Dlscusslon Club 4 Swummmg Club I 2 3 4 Water Show I 2 3 4 Costume Club 2 3 4 Jr Play Sensor Play Bowling Team 2 3 4 Football 4 Swnmmmg Team 3 Swummung Club I 2 Stage Crew I 2 3 4 Prolectuon Staff I 2 3 4 Hr YI 2 Sports Club 2 Chorus I 2 3 4 Costume Club 3 4 Bowling Team 4 Golf Club I 2 Stamp Club I Rufle Club 4 Rifle Team 4 Ha YI 2 Publncuty Club Vece Presndent 3 F H A I Panntlng Club 2 Hn YI 2 3 AERIE Staff3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Senlor Dramatlcs 4 Dramatlcs Clubl 2 3 Chorusl 2 Hu YI 2 Glrls Sports 2 3 OUTLOOK Staff 4 Palntung Club 2 3 Science Congress I Golf Club I F H A Hu Y Chorus4 Publlclty Club F H A I Panntlng Club 2 3 Rldlng Club 3 Hn YI 2 3 Glrls Sports 3 4 Commercial 3 Hu YI Student Councll 2 Dramatlcs 2 Publlclty Club 2 Gnrls Sports 2 Swlmmmg Club 2 Duscusslon Club 2 Student Councul I Hn YI Swlmmlng 2 Sensor Play Dramatlcs I 2 Cholr 3 4 Sports 3 4 Rrfle Team 4 Photography Club 3 Rufle Club 4 Publlclty Club 3 AERIE STAFF 4 Chorus 4 Bowling I Intramural Basketball I 2 3 Student Councnl 4 Sports Club I 2 3 AERIE Staff 2 OUTLOOK Staff 4 Dlscusslon Club 4 Jr Play HI Y I,2 3 4 Photography Club 2 Swlmmmg Club I AERIE Staff 3 Water Show 2 Tenms I 2 3 Swlmmmg Team I 2,3 4 Blology Club 2 Swlmmmg Club I 2 Water Show 2 Golf Club I 2 Publucnty Club 3 Chemrstry 3 Science Club I Rlfle Club 2 Art 3 34 . . 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I 1 1 1 - Perrone Joan Prckup Donald Polonsky Corrnne Prawel Joyce Proszkowsku James Rames Nancy Reed Ann Rerz Elsue Robb Davrd Saskowskr Patrlcua Schauf Joyce Schmitt Phyllls Schramm Carole Schultz Sandra Sentner Jack Siegel Judith Sobolewskr John Soucle Patrlcla Stuhlmuller Glen Sturm Joan Svensen Donna Teall Karen Thre Laureen Warden David Weber Howard Weber, Karl Weller Warren Wrllrams Loren Wllluams Susanne Youst David Zmk Eleanor SENIOR STATISTICS Gym Club 2 AERIE Staff 3 4 Stage Crew I 2 3 4 Progectuon Staff I 2 3 4 Science Congress I 2 Photo Club 2 3 Dramatrcs I 2 3 Talent Show I 2 4 Operetto 4 Glrls Swlm Club I Grrls Hr Y I 2 3 4 Semor Dramatlcs 3 4 Duscusslon Club 2 3 Swrmmmg Team 3 4 Student Councrl 2 3 4 Tenms Team I 2 3 4 Scrence Congress I 2 Class Offncer 2 3 4 Athletlc Council 2 3 4 Grrls Sports 2 3 4 Cheerleadung 2 3,4 Publlcaty Club 3 Llbrary Club I .wolf Club I Publlclty Club 3 Student Council 3 Sr Play Bowlmg Team 2 3 4 Rlfle Club Operetto Club 4 Sr Chorus AERIE Staff3 4 Sr Play Girls Basketball F H A I Pamtlng Club 2 3 Rldlng Club 3 AERIE Staff 2 3 4 Jr Play Orchestra 8. 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Q PM VO 2 NO I PLANETS June 27 l98O MARTIAN PRESIDENT EARTH VISITOR AUTHORS OF PROPHECY Kenneth Becker Carole Martm John Lawler Gall Crowl Sandra Schultz Nancy Raines LAST CHANCE tickets avallable room 2I8 ROCKETSHIP leaves Clevehrll Colony fffi' June 30, I908 'lifl' Trlp Through Moon Jungle meal pulls included wnth tucket prlce oxygen tanks sold for trup un Spaceport iii THRILL OF OUR ROCKET AGE Green Moon Travel Agency GOVERNOR GOES MODERN David Warden sec retory to Governor James Pnse told reporters to day that the re decora tuon of the Governors manslonwlll be completed sometlme next week He also dlsclosed that the style IS qulte modern with few exceptions The lnterlor decoratlon was done by Joanne Kalser renowned dlscoverer of Ultraflnlsh Fabric Palnt The functional furnlture was designed by the James Chase Company NEW MOTION MACHINE Doctor Kenneth Beck Sclence Orgamzatron an nounced that Physucusts Dr Richard von Echten kamp and Dr Karl Weber will unveil their newper petual motlon machine at the openmg of the new science bulldmg designed by Warren Hetzel LAWTON LINERS LAUDED James O Leary press secretory for President John Sentner of the New Moon Rocket Company declared today that the new lane of Luxury Lan ers designed by Kenneth Lawton had received hugh pralse from noted outer s ce travelexperts, and t ata contract for theur productlon was beung drawn up ummedlately GET YOUR RECONDI TIONED SPACE CARS AT MARTIAN MOTORS 38 MO TE L CONTRACTS ANNOUNCED Dolores Boehmke, s reta for Anthon Car dare ll, head of t e out er space branch of War ren Weller s Constructuon Furm, announced that has chief engineers, Mlchael Guzlolek and Denny Henneman wall soon be gm work on a space mo tel for weary rocket shup passengers Lester Busdrecker head of the mterplane tary Electric Corporatlon announced that the flrm has received the contract for all electrical work Other contracts and thelrrecaplentsare Land sca mg to Robert Cold Sl lk Tree Nursery, Mason ry to Daniel Penny s Stone Shop and Interior Deco rotnons to Joan Sturm s Fashion House It has also been ru mored that farming ty coon John Sobolewsku, will supplyallof the food from his new forty thou sand acre farm TWO STARS WILL MAKE RADIO DEBUT Paul Homulton, pres Ident of the New Outer Space Raduo Statlon an nounced today that Loren Wllllams, the famous cowboy sunger of stage and screen would make has radlo debut tomorrow Jerry Brake field renowned lazz singer will also appear Ih the near future CROWD GATHERS AT SPACEPORT TO GREET PRESIDENT A conslderable crowd gathered today at Inter national Spaceport Texas, to greet Nancy Rames universally fa mous presrdent of Cleve hall colony It has been many years snnce Pres: dent Rannes has seen Earth, and her flrst com ment as she descended from the ultramodern rock etshtp was Earth am t what she used to bel Accompanying her on the trlp were her sec retary, Sandra Horey, Ka ren Teall expert lan the world renowned gos s p colummst Nancy Mazalook Pllotlng President Raines personal rocket shup was Coptann Wrlfred Han wuth Co pllot, Paula Krockmal and stewardess Juduth Gro am Foremost among the welcormng committee consasttng of to army brass was Admnra David Youst of the flrst rocket fleet and Carole Schramm rocket nurse, who was prepared to assast Mlss Raines IH case the change of climate affected her The press was ably represented by nts ultra vlslon photographer, Ron ald Gross and the well known lnterplonetar re porter Judlth Snege l 0 o f U? 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F ' 0 D 1 O 1 I Q . 0 . . . . . - . . . . , ga . . - - . .'. . . . u I June 27 l980 PROPHECY Page 2 Edrtor Davud Robb Busmess Glen Stuhmrller Sports Wrllnam Daagler r Phyllrs Schmltt Reporter Eleanor Zlnk CRITICAL DAYS AHEAD ANNIVERSARY MES SAGE FROM THE REV EREND MR CHARLES KAUDERER Our uneasy planet rs castung apprehensive eyes to the far unlverse this week We are threatened with an mvaslon by Cap tam Bob Hoak and has antl Martian squad Mars foreign secre tary Howard Weber has urged the squad to con slder a cease ray pro sal and a note has een sent dlrectly to Pre mler Donald Pickup about the matter that peaceful co exlst ence between nelghbormg planets IS the only way to avold total destruction In this tame of great strlfe, It IS Important that we mamtam a calm and OIJICCTIVC vlew of the universe FAREWELL TEA HELD A farewell tea was held today at the palatlal country home of Martran soclal leader June Law rence, rn honor of her good frlend Patrrcla Bress ler, who wnll leave soon for Earth Among those attend :ng were Mesdames Mary Lou Bochlcchlo, famous tenms star, Geraldme Shanks expert fashion deslgner, Sylvna Budzyn sku, renowned artrst, Bar bara Henderson oragln ator of the new ceramac space plate, and Barbara Feldman, fnrst mterplan etary woman polo player REED SECRETARY OF THE YEAR Mlss Ann Reed star of televuslons Publlc Secretary was elected Secretary of the Year at the annual Secretarial Convention, held In the Hotel Planetarium Mars Cnty Officers chosen for the coming year were Presndent Elsue Reaz Vrce Presrdent Phyllis Leone Secretary S sanne Wllllams, and Treasurer, Beverly Dakln The best of luck I5 wished to all Other secretarnes at tendlng from Important buslness farms scattered throughout the planets were Carol Cathcart from Venus Caroline Hammond from Juplter Beverly Hunt from Nep tune Donna Jensen from Mercury, Sally Jurgens from Moon, Carol Gibb from Pluto Nancy Kul. chlk from Earth and Donnasue Svensen from Mars MILLER HAILEDAS PRES IDENT OF M T A The Martlan Teachers today announced the slate of officers recent ly elected for the comlng year Roger Muller space speculatlon professor was chosen for the honored positron of president He IS succeeding Vlrgsma Foley, prominent chan cellor of the Umversnty of Mars Others chosen were Georgeann Anderson, Martian dialect teacher, Vlce President, Gall Crowl teacher of alr floatatlon, Secretary, and Joyce Prawel the new planetary dletlclan, Treasurer Doctor Modern Martaan Lan guage, Barbara Loch, was named to repre sent the assoclatson at the annual convention ln Luna Cnty GRAND OPENING OF CENTER Doctor Mary Ann Becker, world renowned holder of the only Mars medicated Medlcrne de gree todayannounced the grand o emng of the new medlca center on Mars Her secretary June E bert, has released to the press a lust of the staff and theur posmons From the Venus city clmnc comes Doctor Charles Hammer, famous expert on palnless den tnstry He wull be as slsted by hrs competent medrcal secretary Lau reen Thue The skrlled servuces of Doctor Alleen Davld also have been donated to the clnnuc She ns as slsted by the renowned Lab Technlclan, Dlane Nurses on the staff are Janlce Charek cel ebrated chald therapust Carol Brill duscoverer of X ray rm ulses, Alberta Allis, pe latrscs expert, and June Carler highly celebrated for her surgl cal knowledge SPORTS SPOTLIGHT by Edwin Malmowskl Kenneth Haley sCom ets and Jose h Ferrara s Funsters batt e for the lnterplaneta Basketball Bouncers C amplonshlp, at the Planetonal Audl toruum Heads of the FAA Donald Cerrone and Donald Battrstonl, two former All Planet Football players, nounce that tonrght s game IS a sellout James Brakefleld, Unuver sal Hockey Star has sugned up wath the Venus Volleyers We are surprlsed to hear that Ken neth Bealean has been sold to the Terra Trackers 39 STARS IN THE UNIVERSE by Pauline Stephens This reporter ha learned today from secre retary Joyce Schauf the femlnlne backbone f Davud Leanert s Theatru cal agency that Patrlcla Saskowskl I I lustrnous blues smger has been booked soludly t the Marsadlum for a month Sandra Schultz s record breakmg dance premier ends Wednesday Cor rlne Polonsky and Carol lppollto have reconcaled aftera long argument and rt IS rumored that they are consrdermg an offer to return to the Marsad num stage Kathleen Bar ry and Robert Lesser promnnent stars of the theatrlcal world have left for aceaway Beach to begun contract talks with Wayne DeForest producer of the new mo vue Down on Earth Joan Perrone Beauty Fruendly Home Show has flattered beauty lov ers wlth the new rock ette blown haur cuts Donald Behrendt and hrs Bebop Boys the brggest band ever to cool heels on Marsway will be ln town over he weekend Thats thlrty for today MARTIAL LAW DEC LARED Admlral John Law ler, head of Naval R search reported today that emergency bases der the dlrectlon of Sea woman Patrlcla Soucre, were belng established throughout the planeta s temunaccordance wut te presldents declara tlon of martial law Meanwhile at Army Headquarters m the Hex agon General Carole Martln announced the commencement of opera tlon landslide and a pounted Colonel Nel ie Kless to take complete charge of the operatron I ' . . . 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' - ' ' ' - . of ' ' - , SENIOR ALPHABET Nancy Raines ATHLETIC Kenny Haley Paula Krochmal BLUSHING Dave Youst Carole Martin CAPABLE Howard Weber Sandra Schultz DANCER James Chase Alberta Allis EATER Don Battistoni Reenie Thie FLIRT Joe Ferrara Gail Crawl GENIAL Denny Henneman Carol Cathcart HOPEFUL Wayne DeForest Danna Sue Svenson IRRESISTIBLE Glen Stuhlmiller Ann Reed JOKER Kenny Becker Virginia Foley KNOWLEDGE Charles Hammer Eleanor Zink LAUGH Jim O'Leary Joan Perrone M mmmmmm Dick Echtenkamp Joanne Kaiser NEAT Ed Malinowski Joyce Prawel OPTIMISTIC Charles Kauclerer Kathy Barry PERSONALITY Don Cerrone Diane Reichert QUIET James Novy Judy Siegel REFRESHING Jack Sentner SUS WIIIICIYTWS SOPHISTICATED James Prise Mary Lou Bochiccio TALKATIVE Karl Weber Carole SCI'tfGmm UNIQUE Bob Lesser Karen Teall VIVACIOUS Jerry Brakefield June Ebert WQRKER David Robb Joyce Schauf x-UNKN0WN QUALITY Warren Weller Judy Graham YAWNING Mike Guziolek Barbara Lach ZESTFUL Dave Warden 634 I First Row: J. Mendy, J. Johnson, R. Jarvis, M. Kensinger, M. Kruger, C. Kaidasz, W. Mendofik, D. Ludae- scher, V. Hoffman, C. Lorah, J. Mable. Second Row: B. Herlan, C. Louth, B. Hoffman, A. Jircitano, D. Jakubiak, R. Johnson, W. Kramer, G. Malone, R. Jackson. Third Row: R. Hoock, E. Lueke, J. Kirk, F. Mus- zinski, D. Miller, R. Kohl, B. Lies, M. Jewett, M. Jones. Fourth Row: S. Manley, J. Johnson, K. Millar, H Lockwood, W. Kless, J. Konsek, J. Jimerson. -.-. f X fy yi, 11.1 '54 V! U.-bl 7'-:S 'f -e ' F' J i rf CLASS . 1 J H' JV, llfufdfly First Row: E. Walther, K. Whalen, M. Worth, B. Winch, J. Weiglein, M. Zelie. Second Row: G. Taylor, R. Wolters, J. Wittman, R. Woods, S. Wrona. Slant . 'Ps in xf U O vb N gf X., x.! X QQ EZ NI x-xg! xl Xl N.f N.Z ! V.: ya -I ,I 0 3 4 4 ,J X-f J f .1 wx., .X V .1 .fx- x., .X gf X 1 x.f 5, ,J x Q Lf x... ' f V ' .n 'Q , ' l l A V rid -Qi Pu? 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Be- cause everyone participated in either the construc- tlon of the set, preparation or presentation of the play lt was truly a class play This year three of our Senior boys constructed a stage set which was used for the play, and will be used by other classes nn years to come The set was the gift of the classes of 54 and 55 Father of the Bride was directed by Mass Kath ryn Bradshaw, and the mann characters were Dave Youst Kathleen Barry, Gall Crowl, Richard Echten kamp, Donald Cerrone, and Donald Battistom The cast worked together In perfect harmony and as us ual there was a spectacular finale this year being a wedding procession down the aisle of the auditorium While the orchestra played the Wedding March the bridal party walked down the aisle to take thelr curtain call on the stage ., Jaw .Q 1 JUNIOR PROM N the night of the Junior Prom we arrived for an Evening in Paris. The decorations filled the gymnasium with an exciting air. Many couples stopped in the center of the dance floor to make a wish at the fountain, while colored lights flickered from above. 1 71 I? 'E1 fc15fEf'6mDl31,, - ' Sflflfu J :im xr! Ujf J in 1 Ak T5 ASSEMBLIES A 3 X KxXV'f X N Q ' aw. 0 my Z' f J' ff -z' , ew 5 'AW Q , A My 5 Q 'T' f ' 6 f e 1 l If I C ' 1 I , I 6 0 F 1 F W? I 4 O I W 'ii' Q52 .I l- VJ cou nc: L , 1X Q gr ga: 'S 'Nl J T ENT fr , l l'I Ss! F busy people are happy people, then Student Council members must be the happiest students at Cleveland Hill. Under the guidance of Mr. George Constan- tou, the members of the Student Council have certainly made this year one of the best atCleve- land Hill High School. They have sponsored socials after school and at basketball games, have managed the bookstore, arranged for the installation of the Fruit-o-Mat, and have given scholarships to an outstanding Senior and the most capable Student Council member. lt can certainly be said that the officers of the Student Council have well fulfilled their ex- ecutive duties, since the council has functioned smoothly under their leadership. STUDENT COUNCIL Vice President, Werner Pfaffelhuberp Secretary, Rose- marie Santoro, Treasurer, David Youst, President, Da- vid Johnson . Seated: D. Youst, I. Ebert, Mr. George Constantou, R. Santora, W. Pfaffelhuber. First Row: D. Bycina, J. Marchese, C, Voegel, T, Iuene, P. Ramano, D. Witt. : W. Santora, D. Murray, S. Williams, B. Gibson, S. Dissett, N. Gilletiey, B, Ames, P, Murray R. JHCIISHO. G T3 IDI. Third Row. I Greenan B. Wie and, D. Echtenkamp, J. Wolf, L. Ames, J. Konsek, E. Malinowski, F. Berg. - Y 7.4 - . g Fourth Row: L. Romano, I. Price, F. Muszynski. -'N W1 'I 1113! aff? X OUTLOOK First Row: J. Smith, J. Charek, J. Schmidt, S. Percy. Second Row: B. Parks, C. Kustelniak, J. Siegel. ,O R 1.,,6:9 Q . pr? HE Cleveland Hill OUTLOOK, your school paper, is presented to you once a month throughout the year. Its main function is provid- ing the teachers and students with all the current news of their Alma Mater. The result of the dili- gent work of the staff members is an accurate re- port of the events at Cleveland Hill and a great deal of interesting reading for the students. For the OUTLOOK staff this has been a rewarding task. They have enioyed their work together and gained valuable knowledge in the field of iour- nalism. The OUTLOOK has won a national contest. We consider this an excellent tribute to our school. First Row: B. Parks, J. Smith, J. Schmidt, J. Charek, S. Percy, C. Kustelniak. Secong Row: Mr. John Weigel, 1. Siegel, R. Santora, P. Graff, J. Hasuich, M. Halowski, I. Kurzawa, C. Martin, Miss Lois Fisher. Third Row: S. Budzinski, E. Spiwak, M. Schnaufer, P. Dall- man, L. Jones, D. Senft, C. Noyes, C. Kirchmeyer. Fourth 39113 L. Charek, M. Wallace, C. Kauderer, J. Petris, R. Morgan, J. Greenen J. Daucher, K. Hanley. T sf-1... CLEVELAND JR HIGH ..-.42 ir K il gf' ,855 f'-'W 'f- -I Yi. 1, 4 + r SPEAKING CONTEST L 135 A ,Q STAGE CREW HE Stage Crew performed o valu- able service at Cleveland Hill. Under the competent supervision of Miss Grace Heacock, these boys worked behind the scenes during our weekly assemblies, concerts, plays, water show, and our newest addition, the operetta. DIM THE LIGHTSI OPEN THE CUR- TAINI QUICK, MOVE THAT SETI A flash--they're done---thanks to our hard working Stage Crew. First Row: G. Snyder, R. Stevens, W. Becker, K. Grosse, J. Lindbloom, R. Woods. Second Row-, E. Kester, I. Pettis, D. Henneman, W. Martin, W. Ward, N. Hunt, D. Pickup, W. Hand, J. Wa g- ner, C. Knight, Miss Grace Heacock. Third Row: J. Wolfe, D. Blackstone, G. Simet, R. Trempe, 1. Heffley. .OR I HQ eq. Qlillli Q QW PQ PROJECTION UR Proiection Staff members were some of our most capable young men. Their efficient distribution and operation of equipment was a great help to the faculty. Because of their will- ingness and skill many classes have en- ioyed learning through audio-visual aids. First Row: D. Rudell, J. Giambroue, R. Miller, D. Hodson, M. Gallisdorfer, L. Ames. D. Lud- aescher. Second Row: Miss Grace Heacock, E. Kester, D. Henneman, R. Campese, G. Simet, C. Knight, R, Kem, J. Hefiley, N. Hunt, J. Lindbloom, T. Miller. Third Row: A. Weller, W. Pfaffelhuber, J. Allis, W. Hand, D. Pickup, J. Berry, C. Reitz. AUDIO VISUAL SECRETARIES HE secretaries who assist Miss Grace Heacock in her work with the Stage Crew and the Proiection Staff were indispensable. They planned and typed the programs for our weekly as- semblies and assisted with the schedul- ing of all audio-visual materials and equipment. Their efforts will not be forgotten. First Row: D. Svenson, D. Boehmke, P. Romano. Second Row: E. Pieri, S. Pieri, N. Gilletly, S. Horey, B. Landsman, Miss Grace Heacock, M. Zelie, B. Butler. QD .C .O R 1,969 5 Q PRESS CLUB HE Press Club members, directed by Mr. Antos, learned to set type, op- erate a press, and do many other opera- tions involved in printing. Their projects this year included printing tickets for the class plays, proms, and for special programs such as Band Booster Night. Blue passes were also supplied to the faculty. With the help of these students, we were able to have programs for many of our special activities and tickets for events. They are certainly to be congratulated. i B- Parks. T- DCHBYT. J. Kinney, J, Haller. Second Row: Mr. Edward Amos, D, Hodson, J. Bames, R. Engle, W, Lindsay, SENIOR HI-Y EMBERS of the Senior Girls' Hi-Y recognized that their goal was to create, maintain, and extend high Christian character. Erich membef aimed for this in home, school, and community. Hi-Y is a Service Club, affiliated with the National Hi-Y OrganizOfi0r1S- Our Hi-Y service proiects included ushering for school events, sending baskets to needy families, and helping out wherever needed. First Row: M. Dallman, T. Ieune, R. Bondanza, R. Robinson, N. Mallison. Second Row: 1. Pur- dy, L. Odien, P. Romano, Mrs. Jane Turner, J. Prawl, E. Schuler, I. Seigel, J. Moser. 111-ig 593-V: P. Hand, G. Fable, L. Niziol, P. Murray, B. Butler, S. Seasock. Fourth Row, A. Allis, C. Louth. M. Becker, C. Noyes, L. Rich. FifthRow: L. Crowl, B. Feldman, R. Jircitano, S. Percy. QR 5116.9 Es PN LIBRARY CLUB ID you ever consider who checked on your overdue library books? This is one responsibility of the Library Club. These students have received valuable experience. Under the supervision of Miss Ar- villa Annis, they have learned to file cards, check out books, stamp new books, and do other library duties. Our Library Club is to be congratulated for their fine work. First Row: I. Rohloff, N. Millerschaen, G. Fabel D. Bethge, E. Lypitt, D. Dorst. Second Row: G. Zareczny, P. Baker, D. Nowak, L. Michalski, S. Cook, M. Waligur, S. Jackson, J. McDougall, S. Fadden, E. Jones, Miss Arvilla Annis, ThirdRow: B. Kelly, M. Schauf, E. Kennedy, K. l-lartmetz, D. Baumgartner, D. Crato, R. Weiner, B. ROW- land, G. Graf, G. Avner. fl SHOW CASE DISPLAY ACH department in our school was assigned a time this year during which it was responsible for a show case. The department members pro- vided the material necessary for an interesting exhibit. The members of this club then prepared and arranged it. We thank you for enhancing the appearance of our halls with an artis- tic touch. First Row: G. Mazurik, D. Bethge, J. Jones, S. Hammond, E. Gardow. Second Row: Mr. Daniel Harter, H. Roehl, S. Gardow, R. Rich. . R.,,69 in t lsr JUNIOR SERVICE CLUB HE Junior Service Club was a new addition to the club program this year. The membership consisted of seventh and eighth grade girls, with Miss Margaret Castle as faculty ad- visor. The officers were Judy Guzio- lek, president, Judy Campbell, vice president, Lana Pfeil, secretary, and Shirley Stowell, treasurer. This club has performed great ser- vice to our school and community. The members worked in our cloak room and have acted as ushers for our school pro- grams. They have also made toys, which were sent to orphanages. Their main purpose was to help others. First Row: L- Pfeil. J. Campbell, I. Guziolek, S. Stowell. Second Row: L. Kauderer, B. Hin- ton, I. Marchese, L. Snyder. J. Drehs. ' EQI: N. Herman. N. Love, R. Riggio, S. Web- er, R. Zareczny, Miss Margaret Castle. Y . i Milfs. ' ,f ATHLETIC COUNCIL RGANlZlNG and promoting school athletics are the aims of our Ath- Ei X X , I I I ., .f Q , ...xii . .4 5, letic Council. This organization is un- der the able guidance of Mr . John Doran . The members promote athletics in the school and help foster the interest not only in the school but in the com- munity as well. They sponsor all inter- show . it has done . First Row: G. Snyder, R. Echtenkamp, N. D, Johnson, Mr. John Doran. Second Row: D. Cerronc, T. Clayback, B. Lies, K. Haley. Row: D. Neff, L. Ciminelli, R. Schwarz. img. iii 3 L: il: fi 'Q f it L , if 2 4 'f I i l'ii'ilM'l,1 ,f.4.. Hii iifQfi'4 A 'N . , . rw C Klrchme cr F. Rode. D. Schneider. J Drchs. J. Seguire, L. .Innes 1 .wx COLOR GUARD HE loved and respected colors of our country and school are brought before us at each assembly. As the color guards carry our flags to the stage, a feeling of love fills ourhearts and we remember the hard battles fought to preserve the beautiful red, white, and blue. We pay our tribute as the flag is raised above us and the Pledge of Allegiance is recited. This is a ceremony which strengthens our pa- triotism and our appreciation of freedom . scholastic contests and the annual water We owe a great deal of gratitude to the Athletic Council for the work 2 s. 5 MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS HE Junior and Senior Chorus groups under the direction of Mr. Richard Seibold, have worked diligently this past year. Both organizations produced a fine concert for the P.T.A. Christmas Program. For the majority of our assemblies and other school functions, the Junior and Senior Orchestras, also under the direction of Mr. Richard Seibold, provided effective music. The Band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Holtz, produced an excellent concert, the proceeds of which were used to purchase uniforms. They also performed at sports events. Students of Cleveland Hill were very proud of their splendid music department this year. 67 ix First Row: J. Burganger, G. Anderson, J. Kurzawa, H. Reitz, J. Grace, F. Berg, J. Stumpf, E. Schuler, C. Vogel, J. Hastrich, E. Boggan, B. Watson, M. Wallace, C. Kirschmeyer. Second Row: Mr. Richard Seibold, J. Allis, M. Dodge, G. Taylor, N. Mallison, W. Becker, W De Forest, C. lppolito, I. Ebert, 1. Derigo, G. Bentley, J. Konsek, A. Weller, L. Romano, B. Lies, H. Weber, C. Thiedt. Third Row: R. Kohl, C. Anderson. SENIOR ORCHESTRA PEP BAND JUNIOR BAND l B. Lies, R. Weigand, J. Bames, N. Mallison, M. Dodge, R. Kohl, W. DeForest, J. Konsek. Second Row: L. Ames, A. Blackhall, S. Greenan, G. Ander- SOD. G. T2y10!. I. Burganger, H. Weber, D. Henneman. Third Row: J. Allis, Mr. Robert Holtz-Director, B. Belknap, J. Pettis. First Row: S. Hammond, L. Charek, W. Breissinger, D. Asmus, R. Lorah, L. Weller, F. Jensen, G. Myka, B. Doody, J. Luke, G. Abner, E. Gardow, C. Siakawicz. Second Row: A. DeForest, E. Banks, C. Phillips, J. Bames, N. Weslow, J. Rusin, R. Wiegand, A. Blackhall, W. Martin, G. Belknap, R. Engle, T. Harris, T. Zelie, S. Fadden, D. Bruce, F. Gross, R. Browy. J. Pettis, D. Bird, D. Sentner, C. Eb- erle, Mr. Robert Holtz, D. Baehr. f' 69 n Q' O, M ,.. First Row: B. Ames, P. Gallina, J. Pema, C. Huffstidler, G. Crowl, S. Dissette, L. Thie, K. Teall, C. Schramm, N. Creil. Second Q1-vi: Mr. Richard Seibold, R. Santora, C. lppolito, M. Callman, K. Ackerman, J. Mendy, D. Engel, D. Smith, P. Murrey, C. Seidel, C. Thiedt, J. Cathcart. Third Row: N. Schauf, C. Kajdasz, S. Greenan, P. Hand, R. Mueller, E. Meyers, L. Godden, B. Reirrian, M. Owen, J. Lawrence, R. Robinson. Fourth Row-, B. Henderson, M, Riederer, C. Miller, C. Noyes, R. Rich, L. Odien, D. Senft, S. Per- cy, J. Reitz, M. Zelie, K. Barry, B. Watson, M. Ryerse. Fifth Row: C. Polonsky, B. Pelletier, P. Saskowsky, P. Leone, B. Herlan, P. Peacock, C. Morrison, C. Hynds, N. Mazalook, C. Elliott, N. Gilletley, B. Parks, N. Kless. SENIOR CHORUS JUNIOR CHORUS First Row: D. Elecsko, G. Jasinski, P. Folckemer, J. Trapp, J. Garda, D. Cervi, R. Schlueter, G. Myka, D. Rayner, J. Robinson, R. Her- lan, J. Huffstidler. Second Row: L. Du.nworth, M. Schauf, C. Mendy, G. Zareczny, M. Tribula, G. Brayman, R. Gorski, S. Stowell, J. Drehs, P. O'Conner, D. Nowak, C. Heim, J. Holt, B. Rowland, C. Greenan, N. Nemmer, W. Flesher, R, Schmitt. Third Row: R. Mey- er, E. Banck, G. Johnson, J. Macmartin, G. Graf, L. Michalski, R. Riggio, B. Canfield, D. Pellien, K. Wetters, P. Baker, B. Schneider, G. Columbo, L. Kauderer, S. Beyer, D, Reid, D. Johnson, Fourth Row: S. Cook, M. Bauer, K. Mayle, C. Sorce, M. Kirk, D. Wales, J. Edenhofer, H. Kuhnle, V. Onan, J. Dinki, P. Reino, L. Pfeil, B. Baer, W. Santora. Fifth Row: L. Charek, K. Hanly, K. Schmir, P. Pet tis, C. Martin, S. Hoyt, J. Sherwood, J. Westfall, B. Swift, J. Lehner, R. Styn, J. Salva, B. Rechlin, M. Shuchts. ow .fs ', '44 .bdi:w..Gx l ' ll fran, 'fm W? J HIS year at Cleveland Hill we enloyed a club rogram bursting with activity and educational value All students participating gained experuence and nowledge that can only be acquired from a vigorous and smooth running co curricular program The activities ranged from sknng to the discussion of mathematical pro blems The variety of clubs offered met the many interests of the students There were many additions to the general program which had been functioning durmg the preceeding years Among them were the Math Club, Sk: Club, Great Books Club, and Junior Service Club The Ski Club enloyed ma d mery Park Slopes, with the n s I expert They also planned a trlp to Alleghen State Park The Math Club spent much time In discussions and social activities T ey also added another building stone to their mathematical foundation Great books have always been very Interesting topics for discussion and the Great Books Club members, realizing thus, passed many pleasant hours together doing lust that We have mentioned only a few of the new activities In which we participated Each of the others was equally fine and the hours we spent with teachers and friends were pleasant and rewarding Truly we can be proud ofa school which shows such great mterest In its students and their character bulldmg actlvltles 71 N ' ' ny won erful times on our own athletic field and the E ' instruction of an Austria k' . ' y . -veg. First Row: G. Iachimiak, L. Schramm, G. Columbo, K. Hanley, G. Walden, Second Row-, J. Eichhom, L. Michalski, K. Hartmelz, G. Avner, R. Weiner, R. Reich, M. Romano. JUNIOR RED CROSS MATH CLUB NEEDLE CRAFT CLUB First Row: J. Choops, S. Sloan, G. Johnson, S. Dalkey, S. Reino, B. Schneider. Second Row: C. Todd, Miss Valentina Woods, D. Pel- lien, G. Graf, J. Salva, B. Rechlin, K. Wetters, P. Sorrentino, M. Long. Third Row: J. MacMartin, B. Doody. 6 Third Row-, Mrs. Beulah Bergman, N. Wallace, J. Daucher, M. Max, J. Draexlmaier, D. Emle. 4 'NA gg First Row: M. Zelie, Mrs. Jane Turner, A. Allis, B. Parks. Second Row-, K. Becker D. Pickup. T1 CT 1' YJ V? First Row: 1. Campbell, J. Schmitt, R. Corless, B. Butler, Mrs. Dorothy Kentzel. Second Row: P. Schwing, F. Saltzman, Y. Camus, M Riederer, C. Rizzo. COSTUME CLUB PRCJECTION CLUB Mm First Row: C. Hammond, C. Martin. Second Row-, B. Henderson, Mrs. Carol Kemn el' S. Sloan, S. O'Sheehan. Third Row: S. Seasock, P. Baker, L. Croll, C. Kohl, Mrs. Elizabeth Schmahl. First Row: J. Giambrone, D. Schneider, D. Rudell, R. Miller, C. Eberle, I. Trapp, F. Greulich, T. Fenzel, K. Yea, R. Yea. Second Row: L. Weller, I. McClarran, Miss Grace Heacock, M. Gallisdorfer, L. Dunworth, J. Huffstidler, D. Johnson, J. Fleffley, C. Knight. Third Row: L. Wojtkowski, J. Wheeler, N. Hunt, E. Kester, R. Meyers. if-ll A P anti? W First Row: J. Burganger, G. Hand, N. Mallison, J. Bames, M. Dodge, J. Derigo, G. Bentley. Second Row: L. Odien, R. Brown, A. Wel- ler, A. Blackhall, W. Nicky, C. Phillips, I. Henry, Mr. Robert Holtz. DANCE BAND GIRLS' JUNIOR SPORTS DISCUSSION CLUB First Row: D. Leippert, Mrs. Joan Tuchman, R. Bondanza, J. Perna, N. Gilletly, J Schreier, R. Corless. Second Row: I. Columbo, B. Butler, I. Bonsall, C. Elliott. First Row: H. Reitz, J. Mendy, B. Betz, J. Helmke, J. Schmidt, A. David, N. Suedemeyer, H. Weber. Second Row: Mrs. Helga Doblin, M. Becker E. Schuler, H. Sitterle, G. Anderson, C. lppolito, Mr. Charles Castellr, R. Echtenkamp, B. Lies, C. Martin. Third Row: D. Henneman: J. Stumpf, K. Becker, B. Parks, S. Dissette, I. Smith, D. Youst, V. Foley, N. Raines, C. Hammer. 01 .4 4 4' 3 Q1 T 'Q -N'--A Weiss A First Row: I. Bonsail, G. Schlueter, D. Baumgartner, S. Roblin, R. Korn, T. Havas, R. Phinney. Second Row: C. Zagorski, W. Camp, J. Kaczor, D. Rayner, G. Trikis, R. Schlueter. Third Row: B. Odgen, Mr. Charles Castelli, Mr. Charles Stewart, H. Lockwood. CHESS CLUB BCYS' GYM 4 ,V 11 A SKI CLUB wi First Row D Williams P Schafer P Krumm R Lorah A DeForest Second Row J Ferrara A Carderelli I Steck G Galhna Mr John Doran First Row: C. Kajdasz, S. Wrona, S. Schultz, S. Gardow, J. Kurzawa, E. Spiwak, A. Dusing, B. Lach, Mrs. Joan Tuchman. Second Row: E. Gardow, S. Greenan, J. Smith, N. Suedemeyer, B. Parks, A. David, R. Hall, K. Weber, H. Weber. Third Row: M. Cassin, J. Chase, R. Echtenkamp, D. Henneman, R.Koh1, G. Brown, W. Becker, B. Lies, F. Muszinski, W. DeForest. 4. tg,-, I futx. fl-l.'1VII5, Amr' , , 1 , I . ,g . S , sf if-ff-fi V Y H H7 tr It ' I fIS':g'7'4'iA'i' 46 53' 2 .ff 5 :ff Q. ' XX . L .lx J A -.g -ba ,Q Q, sf. -a2. +a+i .:ffie..'a.. First Row: A. Bresseler, S. Priester, M. Hartke, E. Hutchinson, B. Parks, L. Odien, C, Hammond, N. Mallison, S. Manley, L. Croll. Second Row: J. Guziolek, K. DeForest, B. Martin, P. O'Connor, K. Hanley, B. Hinton, L. Jones, E. Nordblum, I, White, J. Lehner, D. Nowak, C. Martin, V. Thielman, V. Onan, P. Hand, I. Prawel. Third Row: J. Weiglein, B. Shanks, D. Engel, D. Magistrale, C. Ernle, K. Klaibet, D. Ernle, B. Nordblum, S. Wiley, 1, White, N. Herman, S. Fadden, S. Kraus. J. Siegel, J. Chandler, P. Schwing, I. Draexl- maier, L. Roath, B. Feldman. Fourth Row: Mrs. Joan Tuchman, L. Voekle, I. Kurzawa, S. Hammond, C. Huffstidler, S. Gardow, E. Gar- dow, S. Lillie, A. Allis, A. Dusing, B. Lach, M. Engel, V. Foley, J. Jones, G. Crowl, R. Rich, N. Millerschoen, C. Kjrchmeyer, E. Bley GIRLS' SWIMMING ,1 gf Fw E, Bley, Mrs. Lois Randaccio. N . , 1 -U-ann... ,,,, 0, .,,, is--1.-fs.-.una ......... nu--nu-u ..... ..... . ---nu-.uf nn ,,,,,,,.. or .1 n.----N-.......... ,,A,,,,, -..---.Q-u.........-u GREAT BOCKS CLUB FRESHMAN S. Taylor, M. Koerner, W. Martin, M. Elliot, Mr. Francis Mahn. A. Bressler, C. Huffstidler, N. Gilletley, C. Noyes, S. Manley, 2 C- Vogel: N- Cfiel. I- Carhcart. M- RYEISC. K. p' Romano' , , Schake, C. Schmelzer. ' I ' f I 5 1 , fi I v ' g ,iffy W if fl f- ' I . L I I i I .I. V. CHEERLEADERS SP RTS 'm 'V ' M M Q i 5 3 J Steck Q K VARSITY FOOTBALL D Cerrone Snyder R Hartman W DeForest Helenbrook Mr Donald Puff Ass I Coach f I Henneman S OConnor Steven Kakook Coach D Neff Mgr 82 D Battxstom Echtenkamp Daigler Gul I Chase Lles Wk D Youst LTHOUGH the Eagles had good team splrltx and excellent coaching under Mr Kakook, they wound up the season with one wln, one tue, and sux losses The starhng llne up Included R E ,Robert Morrls, R T ,Charles Helenbrook, R G ,Donald Dalgler, C ,Shamus O Connor, L G ,Bert Lles, L T ,Fredernck Robrnson, R H , Gerald Snyder, F B ,Donald Battlstom, L H Donald Cerrone All the boys played goodball Thus was only their second year playmg Varsity Football together C H H S was represented In the E C I C Dlvlsron Il All Star Team by Gerald Snyder who was on the first team, and Bert Lies, who received honorable mentuon SCORES Frontier Eden Maryvale Clarence Depew Lake Shore Wxlhamsvrlle Lancaster Qs KW 'Q AI . G' I . . -f 0 gg, D- ' P N- fi A qi . D. KX A C. , 2 ' C. .3 his B. Q v M A 1 5 I we B J lr? X N , w - . . . . . - . : C.H.H.S. 13 ' 13 C.H.H.S. 13 0 , C.H.H.S. '7 25 C.H.H.S. O 27 C.H.H.S. 14 25 C.H.H.S. 2 18 I . I c.H.x-1.s. o ' ' ' 21 C.H.H.S. 0 38 A 2 1 . 2' 'T Ta MJ I SI I First Row: R. Morris, D. Yousl, D. Henneman, S. O'Connor, B. Lies, W. DeForest, R. Echtenkamp. Second Row: Mr. Steven Kakook, J, Chase, C. Snyder, D. Battistoni, D, Cerrone. , , I r',,z1! '! A I f , I Q ' -1 b sn s ...sp -0' Q .V :' ' Y 2 C+. A. Q A 3- , aw...1'f' ,,.. -Q25 . .. . ' F i fl .av 4'- . ' ' TQ- .. J- F' TS-f , -rf' if Q ' R. Hall 0- 1 aeger W. Kulaszewski D, Iohnson W, Mendofik R. Johnson -v r '17 ...N F55- ,.S 'Q I Q J A fkl q 9 Xl A 4 .l f ' . f 1. '2 4 1-1 fi - .X 'Y' wx First Row: I. Egloff, G. Simct, J. Hefflcy, ll. Diehl, R. Young, Il. Moehrle, J. Peffers, F. Mecca, T. Graap. Sccond F. Rehac, C. Wesp, R. Barran, R. Schwarz, K. Troidl, G, Rcichcri, P. Hlizniak, J. Dudish, R. Claybacl-1, J. llarinian, P. DiGiacoino, L. Cimin- elli, R. Farr, Third Row: Mr. Albert Mlraiid, C. Kustclnialf, l.. llfeil, A. lraunhofer, W, Brice, C. Anderson, G. Kaupiman, G. Malone, A. Blackhall, C. Kurucz, I.. Ciniinclli. i i -, , K f- J v- 6 I ,fix J lfti, . lu' r J. V. FCOTBALL HE boys of our J.V. Football Team and Mr. Al- bert Mirancl indeed deserved praise for securing first place ftied with Lancasterl in the Erie County lnterschool Conference. Of the seven games they played, only one ended in defeat for our J.V.'s. Leonard Lenny Ciminelli and Ronald Ronnie Farr were co-captains of the team. Their splendid record Follows: 'R 'ws-W Frontier O Cleveland Hill T Maryvale 6 Cleveland Hill 19 Clarence 2 Cleveland Hill .S-1 Depew 6 Cleveland Hill 2 Lakeshore 8 Cleveland Hill 19 Williamsville O Cleveland Hill 14 Lancaster O Cleveland Hill 14 2 7 gg... 9' if , .. - -19-A 1, . ff x - 'N x' H ' '. .. ' r-1 ' , 1 4' C- ' , K 2 Y ' , 5 s is I N 0 '- I 's , sf- - I j .A 8 1 - - 0 . . .. 1 . V' .L . ew?-b W 1 aj, 4- ' I vs Xe . . , J 2 , lu ' M HW' i - l 'M f ' pq ph - ' ' . ' 3 X ' l -LCII kAklg I N ,K54 I xy, C 'x-'- bxjglfx, I 5 ' 1, - 4 - 1 ' ' .4 v f1 f 4,f 1 I Q 5 lx I Q 1 A ,L f Il s 3 5,64 ,sQ'lg Sf, l, V , ' ' f l T T -A Q itu f T JJ . 'ff '02 E the score was 33-26. work in the coming years. RECORD C. H. H. S. 32 Lancaster C. H. H. S. 36 Eden C. H. H. S. 22 1f2 Frontier Cen .Q C. H.H. S. 26 Springville C, H, H, S, 26 West Seneca Anthony Cardarelli, Kenneth Becker. CROSS COUNTRY HEN the Cross Country meets began early this year, our hopes were high. Though we were defeated in our first two meets by Lancaster, 23-32, and Eden, 23-36, the team recovered by defeating visiting Frontier Central, 32 lf2-22 lf2. The team followed through with another X victory over Springville, 30-26, and in their last meet, with West Seneca they were again victorious. That time Anthony Cardarelli was the only undefeated runner on our Cross Country team in regular league competition. He was also the champion In the AAsection 6, while Ken Becker placed second. They both represented Section 6at the All State Cross Country Meet held in Schenectady. Let's hope our Cross Country team continues their good tral First Row: D. Crawford, R. Feldman, D. Murray. Second MW: Mr. Harry Bearsch, P. Anderson, W. Pfaffelhuber, K. Becker. Q .Us -2 M! G' 23 23 32 112 30 33 gg, MM., VARSITY BASKETBALL HIS year we competed in Division ll of the E.C.I.C. in all Sports. The basketball eagles played under the gui- dance ofa new coach, Mr. Har- ry Bearsh. The starting five showed their excellent skill and sportsmanship. They were Jim Whitey Carmody, Ken Ha- ley, Lenny Ciminelli, Butch Mendofik, and Joe Ferrara, our outstanding high scorer. This was truly a great year of basket- ball at C.H.H.S. wQf-fQrJ-9' Mr Harry Bearsh W Mendofxk G Snyder I Farrara I Cafmodl' L Clmme 11 K Halei' A bb XX Q' J K ' 4 Q9 Q51 f ,fn P' A' f 0 X, Fugt Row W Weller J Ferrara K Haley R Echtenkamp Second Row W Mendoflk C Helenbrook, G. Snyder, L. Cimine11i,J. ge, 1- T we qs - T f , . ly at f s , 15' 3 -1 -Q f UNI , 1 wif' .1 W2 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL LEVELAND Hill had an excellent Freshman Basketball Team. They had a fine start early in the season. They had an undefeated first semester. They de- feated the Maryvale, Clarence, Amherst, and Cheektowaga Junior High Teams. We wish them the best of luck in their JV and Varsity years of basketball. ,,,,J. omni , V , V Ji if A f ' A ik ' if M 5 its I ik- ' ', ' V' S 'yy t . L'1 I- Hvgel- J- Johnson. C. Cochrane. M. Dodge, D. Eben. sg-mug BM: Ivi. Jones. C. Kaidasz. I. Smith. B. Benz, K. Bieger, P. Hand, s. Green- aff- 1 A- Allis. B- Feldman. B. Swanekamp, S. Wrona, S. Grace, S. Dissette. N. Raines, V. Foley, P. Krochmal, Miss Betty DiCarlo, G. Crawl, N. Seudemeyer, N. Schmelzer. GIRLS' BASKETBALL ISS Betty Di Carlo has instructed the Jun- ior and Senior Girls' Basketball Teams for the past few years. This year the Senior Team played league games. The Junior Team did very well also. They are fine players. The girls on both teams gained much from working together. First Row: J. Columbo, C. Elliott, R. Corless, D. Lippert, Miss Betty DiCar1o : J. Pema, M. Ryerse, I. Bonsall, J. Schreier, R. Bondanza. I 0 Ol.' UQ.'.' Mfg First Row: Mr. Norman Stumpf, M. Guziolek, I. Derigo, J. Stumpf, D. Robb, W. Hetzei. Second Row: I. Eller, R. Campese, D. Henne- man, H. Kowalski. BOWLING NDER the direction of Mr. Norman Stumpf, the bowling team set an excellent record. The team won four of theirsix meets during the first semester. They defeated Amherst, West Seneca, Depew, and Hamburg. As a result, they were in second place in Januory. These boys have knocked down some excellent scores this year. C.H.H.S C.H.H.S C.H.H.S C.H.H.S First Row: P. Blizniak, I. Chase, L. Ames, D. Bruce, K. Beilein, G. Stuhlrniller. J. Wittman, K. Lawton, F. Rode. RIFLE HE Rifle Team, under the excellent coaching of Mr. Edward Miller has competed in many matches with neighboring schools this year. The First semester record was: l22l Williamsville i339 l 175 Amherst i292 1304 Orchard Park i224 1216 Lancaster H45 Secgnd Bgygp Mr. Edward Miller, R. Hoak, R. Ritter, N .vnuj 'HO' Y' wut Pt 'vsp K First Row: I. Steck, F. Robinson, A. Jircitano - Manager, W. Daigler, 1. Johnson, F. Crane, R. Hall, G. Kappman, S. O'Connor, D. Daigler. Second Row: Mr. Albert lslirand - Coach, R. Johnson, T. Graap, R. Jimerson, W. Martin, M, O'Neil, Kester, H. Lockwood, R. Barron, R. Edenhofer, R. Young, K. Yager, J. Greenan, J. Malone, C. Anderson. . Q ,JJ WRESTLING QQ, SWIMMING , I-,I HE Boys' Wrestling Team, under the direction of HIS year the boys proved their excellent swimming Mr. Albert Mirand, gave commendable perform- ability under the instruction of Mr. Donald Puff. cnces this year. Many of the matches were very close- With the members of last year's team who returned, and ly Scored. the new Freshman and Sophomore members added, Cleve- Wrestling is a sport that requires not only the de- land Hill had a well balanced team. veloping of excellent physical condition, but also co- ordination ofthe mind and body. Contrary to common belief, there are no weight classifications in this sport. First Row: J. Igoe, T. DeHart, L, Pearson, R. Ware, G. Brown, R. Dudek, J. Hill, H. Winter. Second Row: K. Schultz, H. Ylmar, 1, Egloff, L. Weller, K. Weber, J. Fennell, W. Plaffelhuber. Third Row: Mr. Donald Puff - Coach, B. Lies - Assistant Manager, J. Prise ' Manager, L- W3jIk0WSki. R. J3CkSOY1. J. Beris, R. Kohl, l. Navy, F. Berg, G. Strickland, S. Manley, C. Knight, W. Allis, G. Reich rt, 1 R. Snow, N. Griffin. , 1 ff ' ' sa Q Ri! ., ,Q , 1 ' -r.' 2. K x i I O H7 lx Q 1 I ?'4?,,v,,, 1 IU! ,gay Q Z Lx.. -if Candxd Photos Stuart Herlan and Photogxaphy Club 92 Thms book prmted by Velvatone a apcclal process of lxthograpl pnntmg Sole producers Wm J Keller Inc Buffalo N Y l other pnntzng firm IS authonzcd to use the Velvatone methc 6 .Lay I F 5 . Q , , r N , 'J x lt . ' Q, i Y ' N 1, li - U Y' S :W 'X , 1 , 'Q X , W '5' A l 2 V gf ' B ' 1 4 ' 5 1 - ' 5 . e ' 5 Q Nu, wk X. ' W' U V I jx ff, Vx O C 1, -'V+ f' ,J r + If .0 'A - ' M' A 4 K O Ag... In Q LA- , X gg. Lf' A 1 - 3 U f' 1 as jj, ' N an wx. L L- M-1 .. 'i 'Y -' b a..-- 'vi 4 HA J -Mft' I: . Q X53 7' I , . ' I W -, A -f - ' 4 u 9 . f' ve- , v Q 4 6 ,uf A gap I L bv- 1 '91 w ' U 1 r' 'AJ 'Ak Wifi 1 .1 U FL' Xia W. xl ij I A xi Xiu, -H 1 B . ' X5. W 1 6 j 44 f 3 1+ me nf' uf f . 1 L a ,M ' , 'f 5 t ' i ,-' wh! , ! A 1... , .L X I . - ,V ,Q I ' 4 F z ,, - ' gn- .W , i 1 4 f ANR W 9' V an W school lnformals 2' .V 'L 1 .f Mu Q5 27 I ,we 'I .. , , NK ,.,,,.,,.,.......,e.,.Q.....Q,4...,..,e -., mlgw 1 ,' . . , , f.l,,4gi. . . . ,..a,.,,..-....,.e..1.i....L. Gnd' 4 Q. VJ: ,Q If V Q ,' , I 1 ,bf 1. ' 5 J ,, - 17 . 4 v ' ' , ' - I X' ,. - ,--. 4 y was , 6 V Z , ROW ONE C Zehe Mr Guffm R Young D Burroughs R Wnuk D Johnson R bemk IM:-xglstrale ROW TWO R Edenhofer T Graap C Helenbrook B Lxes D Stravmo W arslty v aseball team LEVELAND HILL S Varsity Baseball team, coached by Mr Grnffm had a splendld season during whnch teamwork played an Important part baseball team KILL and sportsmanshnp rewarded the J V Baseball Team coached by Mr Guyette ROW ONE P Bement Mr Guyette C Reuz D Crawford R Weygandt F K1ck J Schafer ROW TWO P Bhznxak D Blackstone L Romano C Rhodes R Weuz L Corless R Leuthe E Kester ROW THREE W Lmdsay I Dudxsh I Thyret F Rohauer I Gxambrone R Helenbrook D Neff A. lil. AL... ...AA Q9 -1. Amy as v-ll J I ab QF' S 'Y ,,,4n-I ROW ONE R Mxller I Hanley W Mamn ROW TWO T Manuszewskx tennis team HE Tennis Teom competently coached by Mr Muller won frve matches ond lost five clurmg the 56 season KNEELING IW1nd STANDING S Manley G '-We Uhr ,QC f 'w Q- V W X v 'Min-A Hoemg C Kustelmak I A1115 Mr Mlller olf team LEVELAND HILL S golfers coached by Mr Castell: won three matches lost three, and tled one Beller J Konsek R Iakubxak JSteck P Luther R Walters Mr Caslelh 1 V' 10 Q ' as A5 1' -CDO' N 3 4 I I V f 1,507 :T-5 , 44- - V ' ' ' O , 7' r W X: ,I ,iff h I P '-' - mm. X -ms I , ' -f f f N I, I ' 1 r 'W M 5 8 4 1 0 P O PVI1 A , ,.. k 1 Q X , . , , a gf ' ' 4 ' H K Uiiffitil 'O 3 , in ,I 323532 l l 75, ' ' X ,f 5 ,. V 3 53435 K ' ,f,,,f!. ' ' i ll R I ffff ,,.:::Iff5:':'. :fi W , fiflffffffijf ,,s5,aL-V . j , -7 Iffffffff' A Eli ' 1 , . 4 4 A A A , . , , ., I f , K - f A ' N4 A Q O ' I .H . . . . 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' A E ' A W P , lt W, ' iz f ,r ' my 4.15, P W D g y fav my at . ff' , like , 3 W A' v y f , W y it , 'X ROW ONE D Bremer C Wesp R Hall I Keen R Feldman R Odem ROW TWO K Schnfferle G Ford H Ylrnar L C1m1n e111 R Schwarz R Clayback A Blackhall ROW THREE Mr O Bnen S O Connor L Cxmxnelh I Carmody F Mxchalslu R Rachwal R Kohl I Derxgo I Barczak D Bruce Mr Bearsh track team block Wei' dinner. .. annual sports night S a fitting conclusion to a year in the development of our minds and bodies the Cleveland Hill Civuc Club sponsored the annual Block C Dinner At that event Cleveland Hill s lettermen were honored for their outstanding sportsmanship and teamwork Many local celebrities attended this dinner at which Mr Ralph Hubbel served as Master of Cere- monies Mr Kenneth Kitzinger was sports night chairman BASEBALL X. af' BASKETBALL I ' 'Q BOWLING CROSS-COUNTRY A ' I- Q FooTsAII ' X ' .. msg ,, 4 4, - I F X GOLF I XXX so 'Q RIFLE I 7 J 2, x f , SWIMMING xi 1! V TENNIS ' ' TRACK p, A WRESTLING K 1 Q .x 1 Vg' 1 I 5 N- HE Talent Show sponsored by the Student Council afforded students the opportunity to en- rich our character, not only wi th academic subiects, but also with co-curricular activities. Q 9 .,. Y 'af .va la A ' A s f 6 gunlor play f 'iff .-5e '5' ?'. i.2'tUL V94 42l ?g.'F5' ?.- 'Q :f1iiv3f,g1,1 42 .4 ifiv Nl s, rl gs Vw v li 'L ix 5 ' E as l - -. . X NT -V, ,. iz, ij: Q2 . A 'Q ., 'L 3 ,. .. F f ,I L . A Z - X 1 lf' 4 i REEN GROW THE LILACS served as a cornerstone in the development of dramatic production at Cleveland Hill, because the Jun- iors expertly produced the first musical to be presented on our stage. The romantic tactics of Laurie, the clever wit of Aunt Eller, the bold- ness of Curly, and the many beautiful musical numbers made the ploy completely delightful. This performance was directed by Miss Kath- ryn D. Bradshaw and the stage settings were de- signed by Miss Dolores M. Amatuzio and Mr. Daniel C. Harter. The coordinator ofthe busi- ness divisions was Mr. Joseph Spina, a class advisor. - , ,,,,. 4 Q , 2-'P ,fi-'fe are - Ari gg-ff ' Q p .0 'L SJ. '-iv N' 1 H1 9+--1' 1 senior ball HEN a building has been completed there comes in the heart of each person who has helped in its construction a feeling of pride and satisfaction. These builders want to celebrate their accomplishment. The seniors, builders who have reached the top floor in their Foundation for Knowl- edge, celebrated at the Senior Ball. Sunken ships, treasure chests, and fair maids greeted those who entered the underwater Realm of Neptune on the night of this gala event. Sharon Wrona and Gerald Snyder were crowned king and queen of the ball , and they reigned supreme for the entire evening. lt was a spectacular dance and will remain in the memories of all who attended. O we y G jx moving-up day HIS day means: for underclassmen - After the initial foundation, . . . the addition of floors begins. p for the seniors - . . .the development of our minds and bodies. . . a more complete personality, itl'1ese things realized. Jin I 'll Lui v t x 'Wi , X, l N l Law lux, Xx- 3' XX lax. 1 i ul..' 'K Xlxx X graduation S we insert the lost brick in our Foundation for Knowledge, we are filled with anxiety at the an- ticipation of our futures. Our tools are set aside, and we are gathered together for one last meeting to receive recognition for the building we have done. As our seniors are called forward to receive diplomas and awards for the successful completion of their individ- ual tasks, we feel in our hearts a profound gratefulness toward each faculty member and fellow student. They have been foreman and counselors during the building of sturdy and substantial backgrounds. Although the sun has set on our foundation, it will rise tomorrow on the fruits of our labor. 6 6 6 6 8 8 6 6 8 6 6 6 8 9 6 6 6 6 8 8 C 6 graduation awards Cleveland Hull Hugh School Athletuc Councul Award Bert Lues Cleveland Hull Homemaker of Tomorrow Award Juduth Schmudt Amerucan Leguon Award Gerald Snyder Natuonal Offuce Management Assocuatuon Award Beverly Herlan Daughters of the Amerucan Revolutuon Award Juduth Schmudt Sons of the Amerucan Revolutuon Award Bausch 8. Lomb Scaence Award Cleveland Hull Thespuan Awards Award for Humanustuc Studues Babe Ruth Sportsmanshup Awards Pan Hellenuc Assocuatuon Award Hull Cuvuc Club Awards Secretarual Busuness Homemakung Physucal Educatuon Musuc Cleveland Languages School Cutuzenshup Academuc Scholarshup Future Teachers of Ameruca Award Hugh School Pruncupal s Award Pruncupal of the Dustruct s Award Rotary Club of Cheelctowaga Award Werner Pfaffelhuber Eluzabeth Schuler Mary E Sunguser Leland Ames Barbara Swanekomp Barbara Swanekamp John Konsek Juduth Schmudt Juduth Schmudt Joyce Schmutt Sharon Wrona Howard Reutz Eluzabeth Schuler Sharon Dussette Davud Johnson Eluzabeth Schuler John Allus Barbara Parks John Konsek Chrustune Kaldasz Ward Allus Cleveland Hull Hose Co No 6 Scholarshup Award Juduth Schmidt Cleveland Hull Hugh School Athletcc Councul Scholarshups Barbara Swanekamp Gerald Snyder Cleveland Hull Hugh School Student Councul Scholarshups James Fennell Memorual Scholarshup Werner Pfaffelhuber Gerald Snyder Davud Johnson Cleveland Hull School Faculty Scholarshups Barbara Bets Sharon Dlssette Barbara Swanekamp Nancy Suedemeyer Cleveland Hull Parent Teacher Assocuatuon Scholarshups Judith Schmudt, Davud Johnson Addltuonal Scholarshups to varuous colleges and unuversutues ll John Allus, Ward Allus, Bert Lues, Howard Reutz, Helen Sutterle, Gerald Snyder John Stumpf Barbara Swanelcamp Staff Photographer Wulluam Hoenug C Th . . . . - Th ' - Th ' ' - Th . . . . - Th . . .- Th . . - Th . - . 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