Welcome to our class website. Please Check the Missing Classmates page. If you see someone you know who hasn't joined, and you know where they are, please contact them and encourage them to join!

If you click on Live Chat, you can see if any other classmates are on the site, and have a chat!

Then go to Discussion Forums and talk about any topic that interests you. It seems that some of you have shared memories with each other. We are all interested! So go to any of the forums and share, share, share!

If you care to share memories of deceased classmates, go to the In Memory page, click on the name, and add your thoughts.

If you are not receiving updates from this site, please be sure you have added the correct email to your contacts:  noreply@classcreator.net  If you still are not getting updates, please let me know. If you are on Facebook, you can also access this site through Class Connection. Search it in the white space at the top of your home page, and follow the instructions. Also on Facebook, there is a group called "Growing Up in Cleveland Heights". If you are interested, go to the page and ask to be added. Someone, maybe even me, will see your request and add you. It's really quick and fun to see all the pictures members have uploaded.

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Heights High School is made of  

Walls-

Walls of red brick that enclose     

Halls-

Long, wide corridors waiting to be filled with 

People-

People walking, running, working, learning, dreaming, living.

When we first approached the walls, the halls were empty,

And we were filled with fear, excitement, anticipation.

We sat and listened and hoped

That our years, three long years, would bring us happiness and fulfillment,

But we knew that they would also hold for us frustration and disappointment.

No one could know for sure.

We tried to look ahead, but all we saw was the heavily veiled future.

What was once hidden by the future now is uncovered.

We see:

Our world enriched by new people and new ideas.

Ourselves as part of the whole that is Heights High.

Ourselves alone to pursue individual goals.

We leave:

The red brick walls that enclose

Long wide corridors

Waiting...

Linda Oppenheim, Caldron '65