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

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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

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.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

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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.