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

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G-ubich, Groth, Hawn HUGH FREDERICK GROTH “Hugo . . . mad music from his trumpet . . . Coch- ran’s co-ordinator . . . sub- tle wit . . . “Dance mit me Heinrich!” . . . conserva- tive air cannot quite hide his facetious nature. “Silence is a true friend who never betrays.” GRACE MERIE ANN GRUBICH A quiet gem . . . loves to moondog . . . demure dam- sel . . . Solon soda-jerk . . . her placid manner is re- freshing. “As gentle as zephyrs blowing beneath the vio- let.” SALLYANN MAE HARR Sweet and gentle ... a diamond is forever . . . forgiveness and under- standing are among her many traits . . . pleasant personality ... a willing worker. “In quietness and con- fidence shall be your strength.” ROBERTA ANNE HAWN “Bobby” . . . sunshine wherever she goes . . . in- dividualist . . . loveable and laughable . . . obsessed with changing her hair style . . . oriental flair . . . desire to know and under- stand other people. “Most wonderful of all are words.” MICHAEL JAMES HOFFMANN Editor “Mike” . . . enormous ap- petite . . . bowling prodigy . . . independent . . . avid hockey fan . . . class reli- able . . . one of the South- end gang . . . amicable at- titude. “Vivacity and wit make a man shine in company.” SUSAN SAGE KELLY “Susie” . . . delightfully winsome . . . lover of the outdoors . . . freckled pug- nose . . . admirable stage presence . . . dare me . . . fresh as a breath of spring. “Dreams are true while they last, and do we not live in dreams;'” 10

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PATRICIA ANN EVANS “Patti” . . . Rainbow gal . . . voice of an angel . . . gracious and poised . . . musical laugh ... “I got rhythm” . . . this graduate is destined for success. “Grace is more beautiful than beauty.” SUZANN ELIZABETH EVANS “Sue” . . . bermudas and knee socks ... sympathetic listener . . . good times had around her piano . . . im- plicit clothes sense ... an artist in every field . . . eye-catcher. “One’s eyes are what one Fish. Fischer. Extrom, S. Evans, Goodin, Givens MARY LOUISE EXTROM Illinois lass . . . enchanting elf with a loveable lisp . . . such long eyelashes! . . . To he in her company is a joy because of her gay disposition. “I will capture your mind with sweet novelty.” SANDRA FISH “Sandy” . . . active in fam- ily affairs . . . ingenuity ex- pressed by her original Christmas cards . . . shy, sweet . . . success is her exactness of purpose. “Who hath a book has friends at hand.” ROBERT WAYNE GOODIN “Crazy Boh” . . . classroom comedian extraordinaire . . . Casanova in khakis ... hi- fi happy . . . proud big brother . . . “Hey, Dad, I’ll go that!” “Pray you use your free- dom. and, so far as you please, allow' me mine.” FRIEDA MARY FISCHER There’s never been anyone quite like our pretty, perky “Pudge” .. . reigned Queen on Homecoming Night . . . gone giggle adds to her effervescent personality .. . sparkling strutter. “Golden hair, like sunlight streaming.” 9

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KAREN ELIZABETH KEWISH Sparkling sophisticate . . . firm confidence in fellow human beings . . . image of Leslie Caron . . . stick- tuitiveness . . . “My king- dom for a horse . . . won- derful as our Y-Teen pres- ident. “Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. JAMES KELLS KILFOYLE “Jim . . . manly . . . will of iron . . . oh. for Long Island! . . . wrestling, his hobby . . . knows what he wants . . . disarming smile . . . Bender’s right-hand man. “I don’t believe in love at first sight, but I do believe in taking a second look. KENNETH ROBERT LAUTERER “Ken . . . natural leader in his many fields of en- deavor . . . it’s that certain something that captures the admiration of all . . . fun to be with, terrific to know . . . success is his well-earned reward. “He started to sing as he tackled the thing that couldn't be done, and he .lid it. KERMIT ALANZO MAYNER “Kam ... electrical genius . . . a brawny blond . . . skilled in the field of pho- tography . . . steadfast foot- ball manager who spurred the team to victory. “There is more faith in honest doubt, believe me. than in half the creeds. La uterer. Mayner, Loan, Miller, Kilfoyle MARY LYNN MILLER Striking blonde . . . who’ll ever forget her “Tiger Crosley? . . . this tantaliz- ing (wirier leads our band . .. aspirations of becoming a gym teacher . . . tremen- dous cook. “Beauty pleases the eyes; sweetness of disposition charms the soul. CHARLES JOSEPH LOAN “Chuck . . . classroom shenanigans ... Standard’s Don Juan ... a clever Caruso in German class . . . polished . . . under- neath the laughter is a gen- erous and serious nature. “Whom honesty and wit and humour crown. II