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

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Hall Guards Play a Big Role in School Life ROW 1: V. Spetic, A. Delia, C. Blatnik, K. Westcott, F. Sospirato, S. Schoen, L. Lipsik, S. Garret, S. Roberson, J. Ross, J. Ferrara, B. Christman. ROW 2: W. Crites, B. Myer, P. Sabados, J. Szitas, P. Mahovolic, K. Ellacott, B. May, D. May, J. Bando, R. Hamad, T. Malone, T. Balough, R. Hunting. ROW 3: J. Santora, T. Fiorilli, W. Cannock, F. Dome, J. LaBant, N. Arsena, T. Morabito, J. Flagstad, W. Tabac, J. Tusai, S. Markovics, J. Phillips. ROW 4: B. Bodolay, J. Vala, S. Burkey, R. ReBell, T. Lockwood, R. I.aMarca, W. Kuzak, T. Mancuso, P. Constantino, T. Salamone, J. Solomon, K. Rowan. X. Even serving as a mailman is part of the duties of hall guard Bill Cammock. Every morning you can see Bill taking the mail to the upstairs office for Mrs. Bailey, our superintendent's secretary. With all of the jobs that hall guards have to do, you'd hardly think they'd have time to Study. Yet Pat Sabados finds time to get some of her studying done ix at her post. -4. 'i X Serving as an er- rand girl is all part of a day's work for a hall guard. Jen- nie Ross is always ready and willing to deliver a mes- sage for Mrs. Ritchko, one of our secretaries. Checking for hall passes is the primary duty of hall guards. Tom Malone checks with three of our freshmen girls. Greeting Mr. Watkins with the morning's absentee list is Judy Ferrara. The list, of course, is of vital importance to the teachers, and it is important that they have it as soon as possible. Therefore it is necessary for Judy to really be on her toes.

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Activities for W. H. H. S. Girls The lovely Sno-Bali Queen and her at- tendants added to the festivities of the second annual Sno- Ball. LEFT to RIGHT: Janice Smith, Marie Rebell, Queen, Linda Hasink, and Judy Ferrara. fi! What cha doin Judy? if And away they go! Getting into the swim of things at a Y-Teen Swim Party are: FRONT ROW: Mary Calati Judy Kolar, Nancy Jo Jedlicka, Karen Yonek Toni Pemo, Judy Anderson. SECOND ROW: Barb Christman., Rita Kainek, Miss Quayle, and Maxilyne Papa.

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Red Cross and Chess Club Members of the Red Cross look over their busy schedule. FRONT ROW: L. Burgess, C. Nowak, Miss Cooney, H. Marabito, D. Cooney. SECOND ROW: L. Crites, J. Ross. r' ' - n, 4. Miss Cooney looks on as G. Nowak, C. Samide and J. Kovacs put the finishing touches on their party favors. The entire Chess Club gathers to watch fellow members try to out- wit one another. Practice makes perfect- A good example of this is the Chess Club. Here they are V. Paradise, V. Cangelosi and L. Burgess seem to be enjoying themselves while working on their Valentine's Day project. practicing for a tournament. ' 24