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

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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

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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.

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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