Chagrin Falls High School - Zenith Yearbook (Chagrin Falls, OH)

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CYNTHIA SUE ARNOLD “Cindy” . . . sweet simplic- ity ... a sincere desire to please . . . natural charm is her key to success ... a Hashing smile tops her long list of winning ways. “Love me, love my dog.” DONALD EDWARD BARNHOUSE “Barny” . . . popcorn and candyman . . . loves howl- ing and baseball... a warm and considerate person . . . statistician . . . basketball scout. “A handful of common sense is worth a bushel of learning.” BRENDA VAN DOORN BATESON Witty and pretty . . . atten- tive . . . our scrupulous scholar . . . her natural curls are the envy of many . . . bright imagination with a practical realism. “They know enough who know how to learn.” Bayless. Bateson. Bauman, liehnke. Barnhouse BARBARA ANN BAUMAN “Barb” . . . bubbles o er with enthusiasm . . . gor- geous tail . . . hidden mean- ings are clear to her . . . wonderful times had at her swimming pool . . . jitter- bug gal. “What sunshine is to flow- ers, smiles are to human- ity.” MYRNA DORIS BAYLESS Our page at the library . . superb seamstress . . friendliness toward other . . . meticulousness . . a delicate air . . . calm cool, and collected. “I shall be a lady forever. RICHARD WALTER BEHNKE “Dick” . . . Trig, class hero . . . science bug . . . full- fledged member of the eagle scouts . . . adds “light” to our achie e- incuts . . . “say cheese.” “Misfortune is outside my door. I am in the house and I have a key.”

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CARY LOUIS CURTISS President Crewcut and baby blue eyes . . . athletic prowess ... a go- between for Orange and Cha- grin . . . willing listener who is quick to understand. In perfect honor, perfect truth, and gentleness to all mankind. JOANNE CAY GIVENS Secretary ”Jo .. . warning to bachelors! Here's a gay gamin with cap- tivating ways . . . inspiring poetress . . . Oh. for gay Paree! . . . never wears the same glasses twice . . . modern maiden. I learned life from the poets. SARAH JANE RODGERS Treasurer l)ei endahle worker . . . that wide-awake look . . . Pepsi, anyone? . . . graceful dancer . . . excellence achieved as a cheerleader . . . unselfishness, a quality of which to he proud . . . active advocate. I have a heart with room for every joy. 6

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Bradley, Chapman. Cordes, Bull. Camp. Brown DENNIS HUNTER BRADLEY “Flash” ... a smooth way with people . . . sports spark his fire of enthu- siasm . . . Mr. Gadabout on the golf course . . . takes life in his stride. “Glad that I live am I.” RICHARD ROBERT BROWN “Dick” . . . tyrannical Claude Griswald . . . bril- liant mind . . . this year's welcome addition ... satir- ical sense of humor . . . in- dominable ambition will guide him to success. “I am an acme of things accomplished, and I am an enclosure of things to be.” EMERSON HOWARD BULL “Em” . . . adds sparks to the fireworks . . . “Gum- drop” . . . always has a big smile for everyone . . . memories of shaving cream on Halloween . . . ooga horn. “He meets the great adven- ture with a song.” GEORGE HUMPHREY CAMP A gourmand with a gam- bling walk ... Italian shirts . . . Sohio's supreme . . . great conversationalist . . . Go. Green Deacons! . . . Tony Curtiss curls. “Ge ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.” ROBERT FRASER CHAPMAN “Bob” . . . unexpected dips in the river at his class parties . . . gleam of mis- chief in his eye . . . master of the cue stick. “Life can only be under- stood backwards, but it must be lived forwards.” MARTHA VIRGINIA CORDES “Mart” . . . radiance from within . . . memories of Miss Shackleford . .. every- one’s friend . . . impulsive- ness brings many a smile . . . the fourth wheel to every wagon. “Be not ashamed to say what you are not ashamed to think.” 8