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

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LAWRENCE ELWOOD AMES Mouse . . . skillfull faker . . . luckiest guy in the history of basketball . . . says whatever he thinks. The hardest job of all is trying to look busy when you're not. PATRICIA CALE BARRIBALL . . . science can be found . . . quick wit and dry humor . . . Amherst applicant . . . able Zenith editor . . . Yeah. Only the truly great are loved, for to be loved is to be truly great. ROGER ALLEN BEVIS Rog . . . faithful friend . . . humah, humah, humah . . . good sport . . . handsome and ever smiling. The essence of humor is sensibility; warm, ten- der fellow-feeling with all forms of existence. PHILIP MARVIN BYRNE Phil . . . Maple Height's loss, our gain . . . A P's special ... a willing helper and hard worker . . . always a friendly greeting. The charm and playfulness of his talk. DONNA KAY CAMPBELL Stink . . . stylish, cheerful, and demure . . . perpetual motion wrapped in a majorette uniform . . . Manner's Big Boy, please . . . What man can calculate on what a girl will say or do. DONALD MILLER CHAPMAN flash white convertible . . . always ready for some excitement ... his home was the scene of many a class picnic. Be good, (if you can't be good, be careful). HENRY NEAL CHURCH Hank . . . sports car enthusiast . . . popular host at parties at Mentor-on-the-Lake . . . family name dates back into Chagrin's earlier history. Be not ashamed to say what you are not ashamed to think. SUSAN ARTHAMESE CLASS Susie . . . life of the party . . . avid Tiger fan . . . possesses the three V's; vim, vigor, vitality . . . her fire-engine red Plymouth the envy of everyone. Whose little body lodg'd a mighty mind. 9

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RICHARD CEHMAN THOMAS, PRESIDENT Rick . . . carrot-topped dream boy of the Sen- ior class . . . able construction committee chair- man . . . demure demon . . . wine, women, and song. A frame of adamant, a soul of fire, No dangers fright him, and no labors tire. CHARLES EUGENE ROBINSON, VICE-PRESIDENT Smiley . . . master of the repartee . . . walking encyclopedia . . . Miss Carroll's instant firebrand . . . not free, but reasonable. There is credit in being jolly. CLASS COLORS Light Blue Medium Gray CLASS MOTTO Be not afraid of life. Believe that life is worth living, and your belief will help create the fact. CLASS FLOWER Bachelor Buttons SHIRLEY ANN GROSE, SECRETARY Shirl . . . Co-operative, genuine, and depend- able ... a great untiring source (?) of cheering energy . . . effervescent personality . . . always finishes first in shorthand. I wish all could know such quiet understanding. JACQUELINE JUNE BAUMAN, TREASURER Jacqui . . . perfect smile . . . her pool table and swimming pool afforded the class a private rec center . . . Higbee Fashion Board beautv Let us live then and be glad, While young life's before us. 8

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Shoestrings and a piece of chalk prove helpful in demonstrating solid geometry. Bob, Rick, Bruce, and Henry gaze skeptically as Mr. Jones attempts to explain. DAVID LEE CLAYTON Small in stature, but great in character . . . fiery competitor in athletics . . . loyal friend. Understanding is the wealth of wealth. JOHN WILLIAM CORDES Willy . . . ace on the hardwood . . . Miss Carroll's happy warrior . . . fuzzy flat-top and twinkling blue eyes. Thy modesty's candle to they merit. ALBERT LEE CRAWFORD Lee . . . Bang! Bang! I got you first! . . . wardrobe genius . . . prom theme and class colors his inspiration. There's mischief in this man. ARTHUR JOHN DAVIDSON Motor mouth . . . fake-out . . . school colors on the cinder track . . . flashy clothes and car. Swift as lightning he came. DAVID HOLMES DUNBAR Spider . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . spin- ners, pipes, and worn out batteries. . . you will know him by his walk. Man is made by his belief, as he believes so is he. ROBERT LEE FARROW Bob . . . never without humor ... a most re- markable and talented person . . . publicity with the sound truck. In the end all that is sacred is your own mind. 10