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

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MARGO LYNN ROCERSON “Marg” . . . our vivacious vagabond ... an air of determination . . . peppy cheerleader . . . finds room in her heart for everyone . . . Hash of lightning through the halls. “With a song in my heart.” JACK STEVEN ROURU “Man of mystery” . . . the friendly Finn whose riotous actions keep everyone laughing . . . What magic lures you to the movies. Jack? . . . ornithology ob- session. “You know. I say just what I think, and nothing more nor less.” WILLIAM WARREN SEARCY “Bill” . . . Oh. how he talks with his eyes . . . excellent job as junior class presi- dent . . . arresting air of seriousness . . . his many friends are proof of his warm personality. “The soul of man is larger than the sky. deeper than the ocean.” Rouru. Searcy ADRIENNE CAROL SHELTON “Carol” . . . pep and per- sonality plus . . . keeps class in continuous stitches . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . shortie . . . eleventh member of the famous Shelton clan. “Fond of fun as fond can be.” PATRICIA ANNE SHERIDAN “Pat” ... Mr. Frebault’s second . . . Paw Paw Lake picnics . . . can barely reach her car’s “go-pedals” . . . husky voice . . . ath- letic. “Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue.” HELEN LOUISE SHIPLEY Her natural sweetness en- dears her to others ... aris- tocratic beauty with a radiant glow . . . modern Rapunzel ... to know her is to love her. “Without love and laughter there is no joy.” 13

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VIRGINIA LEE NYE “Ginny” . . . ravishing red- head ... can depend on her reliable opinions . . . Hot- Rod Queen . . . Mr. Wheat- craft's wonder ... a credit to the class of ’56. “Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows.” JOEL ALAN OTIS “Joe” . . . life-size teddy- hear . . . mad chemist . . . lover of the gridiron . . . possessor of a wicked wink . . . cookie muncher in English class. “I do not understand what the man who is happy wants in order to he hap- pier.” LAURA LEE OWENS Assistant Editor “Lee” . . . our gal, Friday, when it comes to solving a problem . . . Tiger’s temptress and top notch thespian . . . finds beauty in everything . . . poetry with a personality. “I live on hope, and I think do all who come into this world.” LESLIE ALLAN RICHARDSON “Les” . . . sigh-bait in his cool convertible . . . trust- worthy confidant . . . rol- licking hellylaugh ... hunt- ing enthusiast . . . his en- ticing smile reveals the warmth of his character. “Humility like darkness re- veals the heavenly lights.” KURT KARL RINK Shoulders his share of re- sponsibility and more . . . the flash of his pink and black Ford ... a loyal friend and companion . . . possibilities unlimited. “A simple man, perhaps, hut good as gold and true as steel.” DAVID ALLEN ROBBINS “Dave” . . . infectious chuckle . . . jockey behind the wheel . . . immaculate appearance . . . the “Silent Sam” of the Senior Class . . . easy going; agreeable . . . “Dream Team Dave.” “Win without boasting, lose without excuse.” 12

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M. Stanton. Smith. Sprague. I). Stanton. Solether. Stebbins PATRICIA ANN SMITH “Smitty” . . . lovely figure . . . appealing shyness with a gossamer glow. . . tena- cious . . . always has a ready retort . . . her sweet- ness could calm the storm- iest sea. “Twas her thinking of others that made you think of her.” DARRYL BREWSTER SOLETHER “Corky” . . . our busy bachelor . . . keen interest in sports . . . Henri's pin hall machines . . . smooth on tne dance floor . . . ter- rific build . . . the “Gray- Mongoose.” “He who laughs, lasts.” ROBERT EDWARD SPRAGUE “Bob ... a whiz boy in art and music .. . unforget- table «and unpredictable) picnics at Madison . . . horse fanatic . . . diligence proved through his work in Explorer Scouts. “Painting is silent poetry.” DONNA JEAN STANTON Artist Sublime . . . vivid . . . a rich speaking voice . . . Florida tan achieved in mid-winter . . . modern age Grecian goddess . . . self-reliant. “Every artist dips his brush into his own soul and paints his own nature into his pictures.” MARION LOUISE STANTON Sweet and uncomplaining . . . former Laurel lass . . . slumberless parties ... al- ways willing to carry her share of the load . . . quiet and unassuming. “The sweet converse of an innocent mind.” CHARLES HIRAM STEBBINS “Chuck” . . . talents of this practicing Portaro are made obvious by his “rackey” hair cut . . . “Charlie, My Boy” . . . lady's man ... always lends a helping hand. “For a man to help another is to be a god.” 14