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

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Seniors Wind Up Four Full Years. 3 4 For the final time in four years the Senior girls met to exchange Christmas gifts with one another. The girls received many cute and practical presents. 4 yu-4 In Senior Homemaking our girls will learn the The presentation of The Importance of Being Earnest was given by the class of '58. Here we see the preview of the play at an assembly. Seeing what makes things tick is all part of a physics student's day. things they will have to know to be successful wives. One of the most unpopular chores at home or in school is drying dishes. Members of the Senior class busy themselves with one of Mrs. Langs difficult exams. 4

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S pr: n g Draws the year to a close March came in like a lion and went out like a lamb. Spring was everywhere and as new blossoms bloomed, a new happiness could be felt in the halls of Wl-ll-lS. The date of the Junior-Senior Prom was drawing near and the excitement of this was pitched high. Finally the wonderful day arrived. Beautiful girls and their handsome escorts filled the country club. A lovely Prom Queen was crowned. The fol- lowing day many parties and picnics were held for the sleepy people who had attended the previous nights's festivities. The next event of importance was the Annual Spring Concert given by the Band, Choir and Orchestra. The hard work put into the rehearsals was reflected in every note of music and was truly appreciated by the audience. Before long May was half over and to the younger students time stood still as they anticipated summer vacation. For the graduating class the days were fleeting all too fast. Next in the line of events, was the election of officers for the Student Council. Campaigns were put into gear and an assembly was held for voting. The last few days of school passed quickly with final exams. lockers were cleaned and sentimental remembrances of high school days carted home. Once again it was time for another class to graduate. An all-school as- sembly was held in honor of the seniors. A skit was presented by the class and the class prophecy and will were read. This was a happy occasion saddened only by the thought that it would be the last assembly for some. The following Sunday, Baccalaureate was held. Now seniors were feeling the real importance of graduating. At Commencement many a tear was shed by both students and parents, as one by one each member of the class of fifty-eight received the diploma which was their key to a new life and the world. A chance for each of them to pursue the things dearest to their hearts, to find happiness and peace of mind. 41

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Edward Pitcher President Kathryn Kinney Secretary Anthony Fiorilli Vice President Kenneth Kazamek Treasurer Judith Anderson Joseph Ball Antonio Arsena John Bayus