Bay High School - Bay Blue Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

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John Ralph Dombey Stephanie Ann Doyle Amy Susan Draudt Ronald Scott DuPerow James Allen Durk Sally Ann Edmiston Maria Louise Ehlke Jean Mary Ehrbar Susan Lyn Eland Greg Alan Eldred Steve Wayne Ellison Kenneth Werton Ermlich Ellen Therese Fain Micheal John Farhart Robert Feher Bridget Ann Fenker Jeffrey Field Elizabeth Anne Firalio Kathleen Marie Fissell Mark Alan Forror Steven James Forsythe Deanna Lynn Foster Jill Louise Francy Peter Dean Ganyard 204 Faces

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Mark Allen Chomoa Allison Kay Clark Pamela Sue Clark Sandra Cochran Susan Lynn Coffin Eileen Susan Collins Gary Martin Coloian Marc Denis Conway Anne Elizabeth Coulton Gerald Anthony Crayton Douglas Alan Crowe Mark Cyprysiak Kathryn Beth Daniels Teal Ann Dare Dawn Ann Daso Vicki Jo Davidson John Harlan Davis Jr. William Charles Davis Deborah Anne Dawson Emily Rose Deidrick Stacy Lee DePaolis Russell Craig Dezember Maryann Dister Colleen Kelly Domasinsky 203 Seniors

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—K Psrrisr For Bay High’s senior class, the school year slowly revolved for its final time in a welcomed series of 48 hour siestas (i.e. weekends) with 5 day fillers in between. Within this allotted and much- valued time, a wide variety of activ- ities elapsed. While there were a minority of weekend students, who diligently studied (or slaved over) their Sociology notes and composed involved themes for “Poe Tales” and Existentialism” and “Russian Lit.”, others were more care- free and fun-seeking. With newly certified 18-year-old —J Tro status, some bar hopped for beers and nursed their hopes of being 21. Coliseum concerts and Stadium rock expositions were always a worth- while cause for those willing to tolerate the crowds and volume of groupies. Disco fever infected some spirited and energetic “soles” and beckoned them to boogie down at Cleveland’s fantasyland, “Dixie’s.” Once there, they were sure to find (without looking very hard) the very latest in music and dance, not to mention Mr. Polyester, with his stale cliches and the mysterious, frizzy haired, Saks-Fifth-Avenue woman. Financially catastrophic shopping sprees were always a favored way to blow a weekend, providing Master Charge was with them. Drive-in duds like, Cheerleader’s continued Spirited seniors consistently turned out to support the basketball team. Traditionally, they gathered at the top of the bleachers under the Bay sign. Saturday afternoon supplies the perfect time for shopping. Anticipating another fierce winter. Kathy Daniels and Karen Andersson try on boots at Hahn's shoe store. 205 Seniors Throughout makeovers, Kerry Keohler explains the basics of applying cosmetics. Kerry, employed by Bonne Bell, travels to various malls around Ohio to give demonstrations on weekends.