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

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1' Our Seniors are evidently ubiquitous. The Seniors stepped swiftly into the school year 1958-59. Catching the November election spirit, they studied politics in problems and attended an assembly at which Senator John W. Bricker spoke. Problems classes also visited the county jail and Criminal Courts Building. 1959 brought the taking of those very important Senior pictures. The Seniors stepped into the lives of various characters in their play, What a Life. Problems classes entertained a visitor in their own assembly. Mr. Gusttav Brethaver, German con- sulate, spoke this time. He and Mr. Banergy of India contributed much toward the Seniors' grasp of world situations. The Seniors stepped into the lives of vil- lage officials and school administrators on March 26th. This was their Day of Government Observation. The much dreaded semester exams came during the week of January 26th. Other examinations in which our Seniors participated were the National Mathe- matics Test, S.Q.T., Ohio General Scholarship Test, the S.A.T., and the District State Scholarship Finals. X-rays were taken of Seniors in co-operation with the P.T.A. and Tuberculosis League. Mr. Jones, our ex- cellent guidance counselor, has made possible many career conferences for senior high students, aiding them in selecting their careers. With their futures ahead, their high school exper- iences past, the Seniors stepped into their new roles. , ,. What a Life it was as the Seniors put forth their version of the play by Clifford Goldsmith. The cast shown above are, left to right: F. Sospirato, C. King, C. Krakora, J. Lucas, L Kubinec, M. Vaczi, P. Benson. F. Dome, P. Mahovlic, T la. ,U Sensors S

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Maintenance Staff One of the most important staffs of the school is the maintenance staff. Those pictured at the upper right, from left to right are: Mrs. Lillian Bobner, Mrs. Irene Vas- enko, Mrs. Blanche Storinsky, Mrs. Ann Vaczi, Mrs. Lorrainne Derr, Mrs. Elsie Marazzi, and supervisor, Mrs. Naomi Cross. These are the pleasant ladies who prepare and serve o lunches. Pictured at the center left is Mrs. Jean Nemeth, our efficient cashier. Pictured at the center right are Mr. Edward Rezny and Mrs. Maxine Lang. They keep our building in order, and aid the student body in a multitude of ways. Pictured at the lower right, standing, from left to right are: Mr. Herman Durbin, Mr. Charles Menken, and Mr. Her- bert Stell. Kneeling are: Mr. William Vorisek, Mr. Edward Fellenstein, Mr. Harry Leatherman, and Mr. Otto Eastwood. Mr. Eastwood, who has been with the school thirty years, Mr. Fellenstein, Mr. Durbin, and Mr. Menken have the responsibility of main- taining the school during the day. Mr. Leatherman is a part-time bus driver and mechanic. In charge of the whole maintenance staff is Mr.'Vorisek. RENEW

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,, r p Swiftly Sa1amone,B Bur ess B West G. . g . Fmgsrad, J. Hun, K. ,El1acott,,K. Perry, and G. Szitas. vue s ,FXS .- :flj ' -.NK gary, Q, i iiiiiif - e W JA u i : Y f Selected students in advanced mathematics get a briefing on quad- ratics under the capable instruction of Mr. Kugleman. Below: After a long period of anxious waiting, Seniors receive their class pictures.