Garfield Heights High School - Garfield Yearbook (Garfield Heights, OH)

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.., The Garfield Heights High School Yearbook plays a dual role in reminding us that pleasant associations will soon cease, and at the same time providing a record which will recall pleasant memories indefinitely, stimulating all grad- uates to ever strive as alumni to promote continued excellence in the program of education for the needs of future classes of Garfield Heights High School as the citizens of this fine community have been doing in the past, We anticipate lives of worthy achievement for you seniors. Many of you will travel far in your chosen profession or occupation and in your contributions to health, happiness, and progress of mankind. ln the knowledge of your achievement we of the faculty will find ample reward for the small part that we have played in helping you get started. It is our hope that the learning experiences you have had within these halls will prove to be for you an important part of a life that is useful and successful. Charles P. Lindecamp Principal

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I O in Mr. O. H. Schaaf Mr. Earl Bahm Mr. lack Wilson Superintendent of Schools President Clerk-Treasurer G ,i Mr Donald Mantel Mrs. Sara lane Iaye Mr. Frank Kniola Mr. Michael Icdirm Vice President Board Member Board Member Board Member Your board of education consists of five members. Two are elected in the year preceding, and three in the year following leap year. Local citizens elect each board member for a period of four years, but our state legislature pre- scribes his duties, authority, and limitations. A board member serves without pay, and he is without authority except when the board is in session or, when he is acting under specific instructions of the board. The chief executive officer, and appointee of the board is the superintendent of schools. Subject to approval of the board, he is responsible for the selection and assignment of all school employees, the business management of the schools, the administration and supervision of the educational and public- relations program. Many of his responsibilities are carried out through dele- gation to other employees. The clerk-treasurer is appointed, by the board, as its official recorder and correspondent. Your clerk-treasurer has accepted many other responsibilities, delegated by the superintendent of schools, relative to finances, buildings and grounds. Our community owes a great debt of gratitude to the members of our board of education for their tremendous contributions of time, effort, and foresight to a continuous program of improvement in educational opportunities for our people.

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RUSSELL MEERMANS CLASS PRESIDENT Football Wrestling Track, Showboat, Council of Student Representatives, Mir- ror Yearbook Scholarship, Horneroom Officer Citizenship Clubs: Science and Dramatic. IL 670146, IHKLCQAA. june, 79.54 A :ln I l I Y. ., L XX , , ai' 15 LQ, 'La Q all ' A rp pf ,i get xwgyg Qi GI JUN 403 i' YI? DONALD BRUSK CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT Track, F.T.A,, Homeroorn Officer, Scholar- ship, Intramurals, Showboat, Choral, Council of Student Representatives, Citi- zenship, Clubs: Library, Latin, Science. PATRICIA SUTOWSKI CLASS SECRETARY Horneroom Officer, Showboat, Cheerlead- er, Oueen's Attendant, Office Assistant, Librarian, Leaders, lntramurals, Citizen- ship, Clubs: G-lee, G.A.A., Booster, Y-Teen Science, Dramatic. 1 MARGUERITE ARPAHAN CLASS TREASURER Intramurals, Showboat, Citizenship, Schol- arship, Office Assistant, Librarian, Clubs: G.A.A., Y-Teen, Spanish, F.T.A., Booster, Glee, Dramatic, Science.