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

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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.

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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,

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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.