Warrensville Heights High School - Tiger Spotlight Yearbook (Warrensville Heights, OH)

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Sophomores Get FRONT ROW: P. Tolaro M. Cupaiole, L. Wester- burg, S. Lipsick, R. Ros- sodivito, S. Roberston. SECOND ROW: B. Bush, M. Bockanic, D. Chec- kosky, K. Buzash, R. Kainec, A. McAllister. THIRD ROW: E. Fox, J. Silvestro, C. Oswald, S. Horvath, P. Herron, I.. Vidra, C. Saraniti. FOURTH ROW: Miss Quayle, K. Malkovsky, L Shimits, H. Marabito, D. Johnston, C. Miller. HH FRONT ROW: N. Kolar, R. Campise, M. Tetalman, B. Adams, D. Landolph, J. Mahovlic, C. Kaselak. SECOND ROW: D. Vasko, K. Kunc, W. Tappe, W. Johnson, R. Driscoll, G. Stevens. THIRD ROW: J. f Mendolera, S. Sekely, R. Slivka, C. Bamett, M. Bazanski, P. Costantino, Mr. Memmer. FOURTH ROW: J. Fecek, T. Dorony, S. DiPao1o, J. Backer, R. Unger, R. Fiorilli.