Shaker Heights High School - Gristmill Yearbook (Shaker Heights, OH)

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WIDE-EYED Judy Forward is entranced by the little cheer- leader who appeared at all the basket ball games this year. THE THINKER — Bill Brattin assumes a classic pose. 25

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WINTER— a time for holiday fun and laughter, but a time, too, for hours of study in preparation for se- mester exams. These were the busi- est months of the year, when we filled each minute of the day with study for that English test, or with cheers for our basketball squad at the Euclid Pep Rally, or with laugh- ter and music at the Christmas Dance. Finally, the new decade rolled around, and with it came a new stream of activities: cramming for exams, jitterbugging or cha-cha- ing at the Hat Hop, and cheering for our swimming team at the State Meet in Columbus. A SHIMMERING CHRISTMAS TREE and a pretty girl (Sue Burton)- Grant Kloppman needs now is mistletoe to make the evening complete. Winter Ushers in the Xmas Dance, Basketball, Exams CENTER OF ATTRACTION— Marty Dunn grins apprehensively as Senior misses extol his athletic prow- ess at the Shaw Pep Rally. 1 i 3 M Jfc £l t ■ 1 s4 . Iff B j9 1 , V-

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EXPOUNDING THE VIRTUES of their candidate, the Stemheimer twins sound off for Gerber. Chaos, Clamor, Confusion Mark Election Week UNRESTRAINED ENTHUSIASM, which keynotes the three hectic days of campaigning, is reflected on the faces of parading Shakerites.