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

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FRONT ROW: E. Chaverini, T. Lockwood, E. Hansen, Corresponding Secretary, S. Burkey, Vice President, R. Unger, President, R. Slivka, Treasurer, R. Chevako, B. Nemeth, D. Jahnke. SECOND ROW: D. Wargo, J. Stanley, J. Vaczi, P. Constantino, T. Balogh, T. Gallo, R. Underkofler, J. Kasekak, G. Szitas, B. MacRaild, M. MacRaild, R. Bertonachi, R. Slivka, B. Crisick, W. Brucato, M. Bazanski, E. Olah, B. Burgess, Recording Secretary, Mr. J. Kugelman. The Key Club, an active service organization, sponsored three post-basketball game dances. These were for the combined purposes of building up their treasury, and getting better acquainted with students from other schools. The passing of the bond issue last November was partially a result of their vigorous I campaigning. In October they sponsored the KYW C I U b Roadshow, and in April they sent their president, Richard Unger, and their future president, Tom Balogh, to the State Key Club Convention at Youngstown. Their main event this year was a tour of Kenyon and Wittenberg Colleges. Eight boys and two l adults made the trip on January 16th. A11 found the 'D J day profitable and enjoyable. - Ag, President, Richard Unger, addresses the Key Club at its final meeting. This, however did not terminate Key Club activity, for a club picnic was held during the summer vacation. M. na, 3

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Nohonol Honor Society HI' ! FRONT ROW K Malkowsky B Unger, Secretary Treasurer,V Voth President, R Slivka Vice President R Slivka P Mahovelic N Susak P Ducato SECOND ROW Mrs Hoffman R Unger T Gallo E Hanson J Trenka P Benson,R Bertonachi M Vaczi B West A Schorpp,F Sosperato The Warrensvtlle Heights High School Chapter of the National Honor Society was founded as a result of our development into a senior high school and is a direct continuation of the National Junior Honor Society The original chapter organized in 1956 included nine members who were inducted at an impressive ceremony on April 3 1956 by members of the Athenian Chapter of the National Honor Society of Solon High School A total of 46 members have been elected since the granting ofthe charter in 1956 A11 have held the purpose of the society the stimulation of better scholarship service leadership and character among the student body as their main objective Requirements for admission include maintenance of at least a B average for two years and one semester prior to candidacy and a high teacher s ratmg in leadership character and service Final selection is made by a faculty council. On April 7th the fourth annual tapping ceremony was held and on the evening of April 10th twelve new members were pledged in by president Robert Slivka. The guest speaker Mr. Raphael Hofman gave a very im- pressive address on the philosophy of the National Honor Society bringing to a close the induction ceremony and another year of honor society activity. On the evening of April 10th National Honor Society neophytes passed through the society s arch and were soon inducted as members of the Warrensville Heights Chapter of the lwational Honor Society. Below: lnductees M Blahovec and R Chevako pass through the arch, as honor society members A. Schorpp and B. West look on 05022

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