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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

The Senior Class Presents . The Chagrin Falls I960 FOREWORD Those of you who are mentioned or whose pic- tures are shown on the succeeding pages, represent the beginning of the great population increase that has been forecast for our nation. The adult citizenry of Chagrin Falls has brought into being many changes in their desire to prepare you as their representatives for the future. The curriculum has been expanded to provide you with the necessary courses you will need for the multitude of vocational and educational choices be- fore you. Two new schools have been constructed, one to house you and the second to alleviate the overcrowded situation that you have created. The administrative and instructional staff has been expanded to insure your educational and social solidarity. The churches and social and service organizations of Chagrin Falls have worked in close proximity to secure these same educational and social concepts. Your parents have afforded you with the stimulus for success and a cultural background from which to draw. Now the question remains, What will you do with the knowledge you have gained, the con- cepts and ideals you have assimilated, and the ability to think rationally you have acquired? You are beginning. The first of the great population increase that began in World War II. Directly behind you will be an ever increasing number of high school graduates. No longer will the axiom hold true, if one taries, another may take his place, for tomorrow there may be two to take your place. The age of technology confronts you with a vast number of occupations and endeavors for which your high school education will serve only as a foundation. Utilize this foundation to its utmost and we will be proud of the part we played in its for- mation. (ft. (P Guidance Director 4 The graduating class proudly dedicates this 1960 Zenith to a man who in his five years with our school has become a popular member of our faculty. Within his classes of English and speech, humor prevails to lighten the school day. By forming the Drama Club he made it possible for interested students to take a greater part and learn to appreciate the theater as shown through the magnificent production of The Diary of Anne Frank. The interest of the Drama Club has grown to such an extent that he was able to form a chapter of the National Thespian Society. And so, taking into consideration all he has done for our class and the school, we, the Senior Class, are honored to dedicate this yearbook to HUBERT J. FREBAULT 5 ADMINISTRATION MR. T. C. GURNEY Principal We are all acquainted with his familiar face in the halls of Chagrin. He takes a sincere interest in each student. With perseverance and friendliness he conquered the problems of our new school. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Swartwout Dr. Finley Mr. Nichols Mr. Blazer Mr. Hine Absent--Mr. Chatham DR. ROBERT FINLEY Superintendent We know him as the binding tie among the three schools. He was foremost in rounding out our curriculum to keep up with the modern standards. Promot- ing pride in the school and team, he is a frequent spectator at all the games. 8 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Fay P. Armstrong Librarian Norman Fry Industrial Arts Bus. Math William Morgan Economics Sociology James Reed Spanish Dorthy Calhoun Girls' Phys. Ed. Elsa Jane Carroll English Mary Coates Commercial Frieda Hensley German English Robert Jones Mathematics Carol Laird Latin English John Olive Biology John Piai Social Studies Ralph Quesinberry Boys' phys. Ed. Dale Richmond Social Studies Lynette Walfoort English Kathryn Warner Mathematics Hubert Frebault Speech English Ruth Maus Home Economics Richard Randall Music M. Nexal Wheatcraft Chemistry Physics JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY Ester Gray Communications Ben Gray Art William Morgan Social Studies Bernard Roman Vocal music Walter Jay Communications William Shields Industrial Arts Science Susanne Kutler Social Studies Mabel Litchfield Mathematics Bryan Crutcher Primary Principal A D M I N I S T R A T I O N James Thedieck Boys' Physical Education Communications Glenn Wyville Science Jess Rankin Intermediate Upper Elementary Principal UPPER ELEMENTARY FACULTY SITTING, left to right: Miss Smith, Mrs. Woodrich, Miss Blue, Mrs. Smith, Miss Warner, Miss Bertka. STANDING: Mr. Kane, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Carr, Mr. Heald, Mr. Tinstler, Mrs. Goetz, Miss Farquhar, Mr. Nagy. LOWER ELEMENTARY FACULTY BOTTOM: Mrs. Rentz, Mrs. Gaetjens, Mrs. Mayberry, Mrs. Stiller, Miss Applequist, Miss Fuller- ton. MIDDLE: Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Dewell, Mrs. Richie, Miss Taylor, Miss Smith. TOP: Mrs. DeVoe, Mrs. Maiden, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Lemmer. A D M I N I S T R A T I Richard Palermo Guidance Director Natalie Holl Curriculum Coordinator SECRETARIES SITTING, left to right: Miss Schieber, Mrs. Heck, Mrs. Spielhaupter. STANDING: Mrs. Hlad, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Stinson, Mrs. Sutton. CUVSS OFFICERS President..........John Steele Vice President . . . James Johannisson Secretary..........Phyllis Vaccariello Treasurer..........Susan Tenny COLOR White and Gold MOTTO Truth is the only thing with which a man can live.” FLOWER White and gold carnations NORMAN SCOTT ANDERSON Andy . . . big man in his little blue and white Chevy. . . flying high with the C.A.P.'s . . . Here comes our new lat- rene orderly . . . willing to express his ideas. The windy satisfaction of the tongue. LYNN MARIE BARTON Closet filled with clothes . . . knows how to work with those numerical figures . . . sharper car every month . . . fast on the trace. The sunshine of the mind. JOHN CHARLES BAIR A whiz with a fizz at Speices . . . peeled from Orange . . . apple polisher for the opposite sex . . . soft-spoken . Be not to zealous, moder- ation is best in all things. PEARL RUTH BAYLESS Quick with a quip . . . earn- est depenability . . . and typing comes oh so naturally at Dr. Roses' . . . drives that cool-cool convertible. Art is the daughter of oleasure. CAROLYN KAY BENNER Carol . . . happiness is just a thing called Joe . . . cafeteria's able worker . . . sweet smile, soft spoken . . . never worries about setting her hair. The still small voice of gratitude. BONNIE LYNN BEUOY Admires men with reved-up- cars . . . possesses the secret for- mula of sweetness and seriousness . . . would make an efficient private secretary. Sincerity is an openness of heart, we find it in very few people. 16 LORIS JEANNE BROWN Lori . . . Dare me? . . . splintered Spanish . . . Rick's Be-Bop-Baby . . . soda pop girl . . . Civics minded. No pleasure ever lasts long enough. MELISSA JANE BROWN Missy . . . parties make the world go round . . . phobia for commercials . . . dark glasses anyone . . . Picasso with a brush. A strong will, a settled purpose, an invinciple deter- mination, can accomplish almost anything. CAROLYN ESTELLE BIGLER Carole . . . Haunts Maddox's old house . . . in- fectious giggle . . . peppy poodle walker . . . Willoughby transfer ... no sag in her wag. When I think, I must speak. HORACIO RAUL ANTONIO BORSANI Import from Argentina . . . has a true interest in every- thing and everyone . . . Oh, that Latin sense of humor . . . adaptable to all situations. He is capable of adapting himself to place, time, person, and of playing his part ap- propriately under whatever the circumstances. JOHN ROGER BOEHM Rog . . . hearty laughter . . . uncontrolable push button car . . . Now back home . . the new Mayor of Chagrin. I enjoy a good laugh. ANNE LOUISE BOWERS Weezie . . . sleepless slumber parties ... in my merry Oldsmobile . . . willing worker . . . continuous freckled practicality . . . de- weed-de-lake. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. 17 JOAN EVELYN EBERSOLD Eb . . . there's mischief in this girl . . . lucky strike-er . . . Who's Big Daddy? . . . hates big crowds . . . Uncle Ricky's niece. Without love and laughter there is no joy. FREDERICK SLADE FREER III Fred . . . independent new- comer . . . likes electronics . . . Lowe's TV fixit man . . . Who's going to be Fred today? . . . ham radio operator. Laughing is the sensation of feeling good all over, and showing it principally in one spot. JOAN BARBARA BUTLER Loves competition . . . feet like a china doll ... a bright color in Bedford's Rainbow. . . good grades come with such ease. In cheerfulness is the success of our studies. LEWIS CARLTON DAVIS JR. Dave . . . walks away with many honors . . . Northwestern bound . . . our Arthur Murray. .. future head shrinker. I take all my knowledge to be my province. THOMAS JAMES CAHILL Tom . . . athletic build . . . up and out with every fire siren . . . easy going manners . . . the blue bomb. And a nod or a wink for every pretty maid that showed at the window. ANN AILEEN DEWELL Everyone is envious of her talented pen . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . shy but full of ideas . . . dreamer with an imagination. Her thoughts no tongue can tell, but she speaks through her writing. RONALD KEITH HALLSTROM Ron . . . capable leader . . . teacher's intellectual pal . . . Honor Society President . . . card shark . . . goes way out for science fiction. Strong beliefs win strong men, and then make them stronger. PAMELA REA HARDEN Pam ... a friend to all . . . devilish sparkle . . . naturally curly hair . . . gay greetings . . . fabulous vaca- tions. We're here because we're here, because we're here. RICHARD PUAL FREEZE Dick . . . loves to give poker parties . . . Oh, them stories . . . takes things in his stride . . . personal friend of Mayor Celebrezze . . . instigated coffee sales. Obey that impulse! JENNIFER EDGEHILL GUILBERT Jiff . . . indespensible to the Zenith staff with her witty remarks . . . Miss Carroll's sweet patutie . . . L.P. collector . . . has love for music and good books. Our youth we can have to- day, we may always find time to grow old. MARY ESTELLE GREENWAY Dance, Ballerina, dance. . . quiet understanding ... a welcome return to Chagrin . . . outstanding portrayal of Mrs. Frank. To chase the glowing hours with dancing feet. FREDERIC JAMES GUARNIERI Tony ... Man, look at that telephone pole cornin' up! . . . expressive brown eyes . . . alright! ! ... talks in a slow, easy manner . . . originator of Most cool. An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. 19 PHYLUS JEANNE HOPE Phyl ... Red Raider's only hope . . . versatility at sports . . . always neat in appearance . . . clothes galore . . . always on time in her tiny Fiat. Be not careless in deeds, nor confused in words, nor rambling in thought. CYNTHIA ELLEN HURST Cindy . . . Frankly dahling, carton please . . . feature perfect . . . always in tune . . . dark hair, dark eyes, bright smile . . . blast in a blue convertible. Her pleasure is in her power to charm. JEFFREY CLAUDE HARP Jeff . . . friendliness and co-operation . . . the key to Key Club's success . . . Please don't shoot the pianist, he is doing his best! There can be no stable balanced development of the mind apart from the assump- tion of responsibility. WILLIAM ALLEN HEIMERDINCER Bill . . . Merit semi- finalist . . . Mississippi golfer ... 60's highest hope . . . Old Plank Lane's loose board . . . Thumperdecker. Chance is the nickname of providence. LAWRENCE REEVE HASTINGS Larry . . . Girls, beware of the wolf! . . . P.F. President . . . Hey Lar, what's the big attraction at Stoney Ridge? . . . a real camper. The gentlemen's name was Mr. Worldly Wise-Man. BARBARA LEE HILL Barb . . . quiet unassum- ing manner . . . Florida sun tan in the spring . . . sparkling baton under the football lights . . . own private country club. Maidens must be mild and meek, swift to hear and soft to speak. 20 DAVID NEIL KILBY Dave . . . amateur avia- tor . . . silence is golden . . . extends his efforts toward the C.A.P. . . . one of the original 60 clan. Yea, he did fly upon the wings of the wind. GEORGE ARTHUR KLEVE Class historian . . . baseball enthusiast . . . kindness and politeness are his keys to suc- cess . . . great practical joker. The mildest manner, and the gentlest heart. KAREN JANET HURST Carrot-top cutie . . . one of the Franklin Street gang . . . Bridge's continual dummy . . . personality plus . . . Homecoming Queen. Joy bubbles in her veins. JUDITH ANNE JONES Judy . . . And all that rot. . . . woman driver in Student Council . . . sure shot with a basketball ... I like red-headed Italians! Rides in the whirlwind and directs the storm. JAMES RUSSELL JOHANNISSON Jim . . . tall, blond and handsome ... a cute, irresist- able smile . . . he's going to the dogs--future vet . . . conscientious and deliberate. Think no more lad; laugh, be jolly. JAMES STUART KESCO Jim . . . riot starter . . . scooter rider ... an adventurous mind that's always looking for fun . . . dare devil . . . hello for all the girls. Worry kills men, why die? 21 ELIZABETH ANN KROENING Liz . . . Baffling beauty on water skis . . . comeback to Chagrin ... an artist on the stage . . . private cabin at Lake Chautauqua . . . first name initial. Thou art the star for which all evening waits. GERALD WILUAM LAUTERER Jay . . . Speech is deafen- ing . . . chaos in shop class . . . jayhawk on the hard-wood . . . Nall's newest prescription. Silence is a friend that will never betray. GERALDINE MAY LARKER Gerry ... A very fine and speedy seamstress . . . silent member of the class . . . enjoys skating . . . A P cashier. Quiet in appearance with motives little known. THOMAS FRANKLIN LEVI Tom . . . Fabulous eyes . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . always first to school . . . public taxi to Chagrin . . . a flair for art ... a questioning mind. Life is a series of surprises, and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not. SHARON SUE LOWE Sherrie . . . Honey blond with a gorgeous tan ... it came from outer Avon . . . she walks with a wiggle and a giggle and a smile . . . kept in stitches for a week. She is small, but so is a stick of dynamite. HUGH WILLIAM LLOYD Bill . . . Short and saucy . . . sharp dresser . . . Hey, Gimpy . . . mad lover, What me worry? In the days of old Men made the manners; Manners now make the men. 22 JULIE ANN MAVES This is a riot, I swear. . . . attractive Senior attendant . . . life of any party . . . Can- adian Sunset . . . clothes to fit the mode. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes ROBERT ALLAN MILLER Bob . . . Capable prom coordinator and class manager . . . his mind seems lost, but he's all here . . . You should have told me that was a bus. Maybe ain't so correct, but I notice that lots of folks who ain't using ain't ain't eatin'. FRANCIS EUGENE McDERMOTT Mac . . . One of our hard working football managers . . . industrious industrial arts worker . . . speaks only when sees fit . . . Mrs. Solether's prot g . A happy life must be to a great extent a quiet life. DONALD ROY MITCHELL Donny . . . Platinum butch . . . football hero . . . irresistible to the opposite sex . . . white T -shirt wrapped around a barrel chest. Mirth is the only instru- ment to prolong man's life. MARLAINE JOY MORSE She wears long tresses . . . goof's up the punch line . . . Hey, wasted. . . . talks beatnik . . . Zenith key board . . . Miami (Florida) bound . . . Hi-ya, Gracie. To fill the hour, that is happiness. BRENDA CAROLE MULLEN How we love that British accent . . . coal black hair . . . youngest of our clan . . . soccer is her native sport . . . Irish heritage but London born Be England what she will, she is my country still. 23 BARBARA JOAN NAGY Barb . . . prospective June bride . . . friendly ways . . . neat in appearance and tidy in dress . . . imagination with taste. The woman that loves and laughs must sure do well. NANCY AUCE ODIORNE Nanc . . . supporter of school spirit . . . winning smile with gay contagious laughter . . . bound for Mexico, some day . . . ain't she sweet. Beauty is power; a smile is its sword. VICKI ODENWELLER Bums the midnight oil . . . top-notch Zenith editor . . . V for victory . . . student director for Thespian play . . . forever doing something worthwhile. She was capable of arrang- ing all, and of doing every- thing. DIANA LESLIE OTIS Dina . . . long swinging pony tail ... talks with machine gun speed . . . envi- able tan . . . her plans and dreams will someday come true. She was born with the gift of laughter. ROBERT PAUL OTIS Bob . . . Carribean Christmas . . . not as quiet as you may think . . . enjoys speaking Spanish, especially in the tu form. There are always two sides of every argument--his and the wrong side. KARL ARTHUR PETERSEN Italian summer by A.F.S. . . . perfect perfectionist . . . fireman in the chemistry lab . . . always there . . . enthu- siastic campaign manager. Science is organized knowledge. 24 ALAN STILES PETTBONE Al . . . last year's out- standing athlete and better this year . . . quick with a pun and a poke . . . Junior Council on World Affair's President. A jest breaks no bones. SHEILA ANN SKERRIT Flaming red hair . . . our classmate from Andrews Girls' School . . . cute laugh . . . friendliness is one of her nicest characteristics . . . strong family ties. With strength and patience all problems can be bom. JAMES SHELTON Jim . . . continuous clowning . . . Everything is my cousin . . . Niggi . . . Shelton athletes never die; they just multiply . . . Sandy Hill. He is always laughing, for he has an infinate deal of wit.1 JOHN FLOYD STEELE Has the habit of breaking the profound silence with subtle humor . . . red head with a hidden temper . . . hot socks . . . Senior class presi- dent. Good humor makes all things tolerable. PAULA ANN STEELE Polly . . . quiet only to those who do not know her • . • dependable band member . . . her friends are not only those in Chagrin. In quietness and in con- fidence shall be your strength. BARBARA BRITTON TENNY Barb . . . sign snitcher . . . dead eye for foul shots . . . Leader's prexy . . . B.T. . . . adventurous escapades. The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. 1 25 MARY LYNN VINCENT If the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, she'll get him . . . sews a fine seam . . . Y-teen leader . . . Rainbow's pot of gold. Her ways are ways of pleasantness. BARBARA JANE WHEELER Barb . . . Horse crazy . . . St. Luke's chief bottle washer . . . heavy heart for a light body . . . second member of our class on Stanridge . . . snappy brown eyes. For they can conquer who believe they can. SUSAN WHALEN TENNY Sue . . . Always a smile . . . smothed out the Rock n' Roll . . . left Austria ablaze . . . if you knew Suzie, Help! Mind cannot follow it, nor words express her infinite sweet- ness. CHRISTINE HELEN THOREN Chris . . . return of old Tex . . . Thorny . . . Mother hen with all her chicks ... a rose among the thorns. Friendships multiply joys, and divide griefs. BARBARA OWEN THEIS Barb . . . Sweet and charming smile . . . her sec- retarial practice will lead to her boss' knee . . . shorter than most, prettier than many. A smile that spoils others smiles for you. PHYLLIS ANN VACARIELLO Phyl . . . Joyful addition . . . diamond in the sky . . . Italian tempest . . . her heart has wings . . . curly hair and long lashes . . . new outfit every day. Happiness seems made to be shared. GARY ARTHUR WHITE Red-headed devil . . . Be a non-conformist . . . such an adventurous mind (that traveled the world over) . . . sky-blue convertible looser. To be a good critic demands more brains and judgment than most men possess. BETH BAILEY WILSON Biffy . . . freshman and junior cheerleader . . . alert driver . . . California, here I come . . . converted to the good end of town. Energy and persistence conquer all things. SUSAN LAURA WADE Sue . . . Cameo complex- ion. . . great artistic ability . . . a baby's second mother . . . ambition is to be a dress designer . . . her teachers are among her friends. Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. ALBERT CLYDE WEIZER Which of the Weizers is wiser? . . . dare devil behind the wheel . . . mechanical wizard . . . friendly senior. Without danger the game grows cold. PETER CALVIN WARNER Pete . . . monkey-boy on the mats ... a real beaver in the woods . . . versatile infielder ... It is not the size that counts but what is underneath. The real essense is concentrated energy. NORMAN BARRY WEIZER Noses his way around . . . injured knee hampered his foot- ball playing . . . laughs at jokes easily . . . you're ahead in a Ford all the way. Adventures are to the adventurous. 27 I. All dressed up and nowhere to go-- 2. Hula maid. 3. You don't say! 4. Thinking again, poor boy. 5. Full of hot air. 6. Dick again? 7. no caption. 8. Eat, drink, and be merry. 9. Bunk beauty. 10. Prospective Seniors?! II. Young and Innocent. 12. I'm for the waves. 13. Young, fair and debonair. 14. no caption. 15. Franklin Street gang. 16. Rick and Dick. 17. 17 A. nocaption. 18. Tryin' to prove something Mitch? 19. Before the skins were shed. 20. no caption. 21. Niggi's eighteenth birthday. 22. Solitare substituted for bridge. 23. Life long friends. 24. no caption. 25. Danger! Woman driver. 26. Lively party. 27. no caption. 28. Nancy in Mayfield. 29. Judy in California. 30. Janet in Shaker. 31. Raye in Solon. 32. Vaughan in New York. 33. Sophomore homecoming attendant. 34. We weren't doing a thing, folks! 35. Big brass. 36. Doug in Rocky River. 37. Maves, what are you cookin' up now? 38. Some slumber party! 39. no caption. 40. no caption. 41. no caption. 42. no caption. 43. In the wee small hours of the morning 44. Perplexed? 45. Mortimer. 46. B. T. forB. P. A. 47. Wide-eyed interest for election results. Ackland, Carol President Dave Buus Vice president David Robinson Alcorn, Katharin Barriball, Verle Behnke, Donald jw Blair, Terence Burton, Virginia Buxton, Bruce Chatham, Joan Church, Mardi CLASS O Clark, Joyce Cobbledick, Sharon Cook, Susan Cordes, Deitrich Covert, Tom Cummings, Judy Davidson, Peggy Davis, Ann Derry, Patricia Ditmer, Loretta Epperson, Gayle Fend, Karen Frew, Kathryn Gift, Nancy Gilmore, William Gilson, Miles Givens, Russel Hastings, Mike Heartz, Stephanie Hellekson, Brenda Henry, Sue Hentemann, Alvin Hilty, Pam Humiston, Dave Johnson, Jo-Ann Jones, Candy Jones, Tim Kaji, Laurel King, Dennis Knutsen, Karin Kreycik, Linda 32 Secretary Leslie Butler Treasurer Tracy Miller II IORS Lackey, Jane Lechleiter, Gloria Magyar, Betty F 1961 McFarland, Marilyn Meyer, William Miles, Judy Miraglia, Felicia Mitchell, Sally Moss, Stephen Murley, Susan Owens, Brooke Reisinger, Shirley Schron, Courtney Roe per, Guy Salisbury, Jim Sheridan, Barbara Sherman, Marilyn Simpson, Melvin Skerritt, Alan Slupe, Dennis Smith, Susan Solether, Kris Stoneman, David Swaye, Frank Szitar, Carol Takacs, Donna Tottle, Roy Troxel, Betty Van Doren, James Van Doren, John Van Nort, Gretchen Wade, Tom Wallen, Sally Watkins, Gary White, Carl Wilber, Alan Williams, Ted Wood, Kay Zugan, Robert 33 Ames, Michael Anderson, Carolyn Arnold, Nancy Baehr, Tom Baehr, Tim Bamhouse, Dennis Bevis, Penny Biel, John SOPHO CLASS 19 Blair, John Boehm, Randy Borsch, Ron Bourisseau, Joie Breymaier, George Brown, Allen Brown, Lolly Cady, Judy Carpenter, Reed Champion, Casey Cowlin, Jim Cutshaw, Lois DeSantis, Paul DeEgidio, Gloria Dissette, Keith Dunbar, Craig Eastin, Rod Engstrom, John Fisher, Doug Gliba, Diana Gray, Carolyn Grose, Joyce Guest, Virginia Harden, Jeff Haskins, Kris Heimerdinger, Susan Higley, David Hill, Jan Hills, Kathy Hodges, Helen Hudson, Bill Huelsman, Jim Huggett, Carolyn Humiston, Carolyn Hunt, Carol Ismond, Jean Jones, Bonnie Jaros, Bill Keary, Pat Kermeen, John 34 Brooks, Ronny Teresko, Sandi MORE OF 62 Knutsen, Carl Laderer, Mark Lambert, John Latuk, Karen Lillich, Karen Malik, Donna Marcy, Barbara Mayberry, Bob McNally, Terry Merritt, Betsy Morse, Blaine Noble, Allen Otis, Bill Pasco, Jeff Payne, Curly Peace, Delores Petit, Pat Pickford, Sue Quillen, Virginia Raine, Bill Rastteter, Norma Reitz, Ken Rentz, Gary Reigler, Betsy Rink, Bob Robinson, Jim Rochat, Dave Rogers, Mary Rood, Don Shiffler, Sandra Scott, Alison Scott, Fred Stief, George Steele, Fred Stratton, Bill Sutton, Suzanne Stull, Elaine Swan, Jye Taggart, Terry Toth, Alex Trace, Larry Wade, Jamie Webster, Denny Wendt, Peter Wilson, Gretchen Williams, Judy Woodrich, Arnold Young, Jody 35 Angert, Richard Bauman, Raymond President Orme, Ben Belnap, Jerry Bentley, Sara Berry, David Bevis, Douglas Bird, Linda Bishop Ceorgianne Blair, Kathy FRES CLASS O Bottomy, David Boynton, David Branthoover, John Brown, David Burt, James Butler, Jean Byrne, Donald Cahill, John Calvert, James Cook, Jim Crittenden, Claire Cunningham, Loretta Dagil, John Davis, Alice Dunbar, Ellen Eastin, Jane Engel, Joan Fields, Laura Fitzpatrick, Mary Lou Frazer, Marcia Freer, Bill Gift, Barbara Glenn, Nancy Gokey, Mary Gokey, Nelson Gordon, Becky Graeb, Barbara Green, Jeff Hamrick, Rose Lee Hallstrom, Linda Harris, Penny Hill, Cheryl Hollis, Charles Homewood, Charlotte Hook, Karen Hoskins, Sue Huge, George Jamieson, Sue Jaros, Linda Jefferson, Harland Johnson, Gilbert Jones, Sandra Kaschalk, Richard Keary, John Kelly, Jane Kermeen, Judy Kinstler, Marilyn Krause, Lynne Vice President Burke, Joe Secretary-T reasurer Ebersold, Judy Kretzmann, Walter HMAN F 1963 Krider, Cindy Kruse, Joan Kubbs, Alan Lackey, Celia Lambert, Marilyn Langstaff, Donald Lockemer, Vernon London, Richard Lounsbury, Anne Lusk, John Lynn, Grover Malik, Marlene Matthews, Sandra McPeak, Ricky Miller, Wendy Mitchell, Kenneth Nosol, Jean Nye, Kenyon Odenweller, Bevan Odiome, Brooks O'Neil, Tim Otis, Pam Pealer, Gayle Powley, Carolyn Price, Don Putnam, Pam Reitz, Betsy Rentz, Darlene Richards, Jane Rink, Richard Robinson, Jamie Rufener, Kent Rusch, Katherine Schron, Terry Schuster, Carl Schultz, Keith Schultz, Brent Schultz, Susie Schultz, Susan Scott, Charlene Southmayd, Richard Stevenson, Virginia Strick, Nancy Strickler, Robert Stoa, Eric Swan, Toni Taggart, Trudy Townsend, John Trettin, Tim Vincent, John Warner, John Witt, Sherrill Woodworth, Jim Yeaser, Charles Zugan, Tom EIGHTH Bullen, Mercy Carkin, Susan Carpenter, Dave Carpenter, Sallie Champion, Gayle Chatham, Howard Church, John Clayton, Jim Cook, William Davis, Susan Degreen, Pete Derry, Jack Farrow, Gerrie Furst, Barry Gehling, Martha Gilmore, Terry Gregg, Lynn Grubich, William Guarnieri, Jenifer Harmon, Bob Harr, Harry Hastings, Cathy Hawk, Diane Hodges, Pat Hottman, Joan Hunter, Doug Irvin, John Januska, John Jerpbak, Gary Jones, Allen Keal, Susan Kendall, Debbie Kiel, Kathy Kilby, Mary Kotting, Mike Kreycik, Nancy Kroening, Kathy Liberatore, Nicki Long, Diana Lowe, Steve 38 GRADE Luckay, Tom Lumme, Don Makey, Ellen Martin, Monette Matthews, Marcia Miles, Jim Moorhead, Joel Murley, Jim Narten, Alicia Niedhardt, Paul Ober, Kay Ober, Kit Owens, Jim Payne, Dennis Peabody, Pam Petitt, Phil Petti, Valerie Platek, Mary Porter, Jim Price, Jane Raine, Donna Reisinger, Don Riegler, Cathy Rinkoski, Bruce Roeper, Craig Rogers, Irving Rovner, Michelle Schnitzer, Paula Shutts, Robert Simmons, George Slaybaugh, David Slube, Leanne Smith, Laurene Stevenson, Ron Stinson, Bob Straka, Pat Stratton, Bob Stull, Jeanne Thoene, Can Thomas, Marlene Thoren, Margaret Troxel, John Tylek, Dave Underwood, Linda Walker, Michael Wheeler, Bill Williams, Keith Zelenznek, Tom Melville, Peter 39 Adams, Charlie Alstrom, Susan Ames, Tim GRADE Andom, Anne Bair, Ken Barnhart, Gordon Barribal, Betty Bayless, Eddie Baynes, Kathy Beuoy, Scott Bezdek, Laura Bird, Barbara Borsch, Ken Bradley, Dale Brown, Beth Bucher, Phil Buzzard, Bonnie Camarata, Violet Campbell, Skip Camp, Janet Cary, Chris Chamberlain, Anne Chase, Ricky Chess, Tim Chrison, John Clute, Buddy Copland, Patsy DeVolla, Christy Dobbins, Bradley DuBoy, Francine Dayton, Tom Deweil, Robin English, Leigh Finch, Gaylan Figgis, Jan Frew, Linda Glenn, Jarjorie Gorden, Howard Grey, David Groth, Wade Guest, Blake Hammond, Larry Hilty, Larry Hisset, Elinor Houghten, Bob Hrovat, Sharon Ismond, Janet Jefferson, Ron Johnson, Kathy Kell, Tim Kilby, Bill Kimura, Jon Knapp, Molly Knispal, Raymond Krider, Jamie Kuckleheim, Nancy Langstaff, Ellen Langstaff, Gretchen Latuk, Evelyn 40 SEVEN Lauder, Kurt Lloyd, Sally Long, Sheila Lyon, Don Mahon, Mike Marti, Eddy Mathews, Virginia Maus, Martha Medved, Jon McClellan, Bruce McDermott, Pat Nash, Suzanne Nelson, Sharon Olsen, Bobby Parmalee, Lynn Pasco, Joel Payer, Betty Sue Peace,Denny Pettibone, Kim Pirch, Allen Pope, Vicki Putt man, Paula Richards, Barbara Rosser, Robyn Rowan, Karen Rusch, Betty Sawhill, Andy Seelinger, Melody Sheer, Kathy Sheer, Roger Sickling, Bob Simmons, Frank Sindelar, Paul Smith, Bill Smith, David Sprague, Susan Steams, Larry Steele, Bill Stevens, Howard Strickler, Robin Strut, Bill Sway, Karen Syell, Dennis Tait, Jackie Taylor, Barry Thobaben, John Thomas, Steve Tolth, Patsy Townsend, Sally Trace, Christy Vaccariello. Rickie Wait, Linda Warner, Steve Welker, Larry White, Jeff Wilson, Bill Wilson, Cindy Woodrich, John Wrights, David 41 1. Always eating! 2. Grandma, what big eyes you have! 3. Pat-a-cake, 4. Marlene Deitrich's sec- ond, 5. Our gang, 6. Telling dirty jokes again? 7. Do you have a good excuse for not cheering at the game?' 8. School's spirit loyal rooters, 9. A wink of the eye, a nod of the head. 10. What's cookin' Doc? 11. This is the way to get ahead, 12. Too many gym exercises, 13. Blackmail will get you everywhere, 14. Peggy meets Belafonte. 42 15. Hula-hooping it up, 16. Scnool breaks up the whole day, 17. Budda's buddy, 18. Superman's replacement, 19. Hey, stop clowning. They're taking a picture! 20. Mmmm--pizza's delicious, Jane: 21. Running Bear and friend, 22. I've seen better heads on beers! 23. A ride in my merry Oldsmobile. 24. The morning after the night before. 25. Tastes good--like a thumb should, 26. The juniors sell mums. 27. Adventurous Saturday night, 28. All-American boy, 29. This is one way to get up in the world, 30. Teacher on trial, 31. Sam, 32. Say cheese. 43 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President............. Vice-president........ Secretary-Treasurer . . Advisor............... Ron Hallstrom Jeffrey Harp Mary Greenway Miss Carroll The students of the senior class possessing a B average for the first three years of high school are eligible to belong to this national organization. The facifflj chooses the mejibers. At Christmas time the club sent money to our former Japanese exchange student, Ned. The Honor Society e!ach year is responsible fot presentiftathe Honor's Banquet held m May. All students with scholastic honors are then recognized. V FIRST ROW: R. Hallstrom, M. Greenway, J. Harp. SECOND ROW: P. Bayless, J. Butler, L. Barton, A. Bowers M. L. Vincent, Miss Carroll. THIRD ROW: B. Heimerdinger, V. Odenweller, L. Davis. 46 MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: Mr. Frebault, K. Frew, K. Alcorn, J. Salisbury, J. Johnson, C. Hurst, V. Odenweller. SECOND ROW: D. Bevis, B. Gift, S. Hoskins, B. Riegler, D. Peace, T. Baehr, B. Orme. THIRD ROW: B. Alcorn, L Davis. H. Borsani. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President...........Judy Jones Vice-president .... Jim Salisbury Secretary...........Jo-Ann Johnson Treasurer...........Kathy Alcorn Club Co-ordination.. Vicki Odenweller Finance Committee .. Kathy Alcorn Publicity Committee Kathy Frew Student Relations . . . Cindy Hurst Advisors............Mr. Frebault Miss Warner Class representatives meet for the purpose of presenting the students’ views to the administration. They co- ordinate the time for club meetings and the dates for school events such as dances and plays. We are a member of Sowmac Student Council and set the rules for friendly competition among these schools. This year with our new school we have tried to instigate new and better pride and good sportsmanship among the students. Finance Committee discusses the council's money problems. Officers for formal picture pose 47 DRAMA THESPIANS President . . . . Vice-president Secretary . . . Clerk......... Treasurer . . . OFFICERS: .............Tracy Miller .............David Robinson .............William Meyers .............Elizabeth Kroening .............Lewis Davis Vicki Odenweller Kenneth Reitz Mary Greenway Karen Hurst Lynn Barton Dina Otis Scenes from The Diary of Anne Frank1 Forgive me if I have not really expressed my gratitude. The inva- sion has begun! 48 CLUB APPRENTICES: Sherrie Lowe Judy Jones Dave Humiston Dave Buus Don Behnke Steve Moss Joie Bourisseau Marlaine Morse Jim Salisbury Barbara Hill Jennifer Guilbert Kathy Frew Pete Wendt Felicia Miraglia Joan Chatham Mike Hastings Peggy Davidson Leslie Butler Brooke Owens Candy Jones Carol Szitar Dennis King Bruce Buxton Sandi Teresko Gretchen Van Nort Gayle Epperson Sue Sutton Karen Latuk Denny Webster Donna Takacs Bonnie Jones Betty Troxel Barbara Tenny Kris Haskins Kathy Alcorn Mary Rogers Danny Davis Jim Cowlin Ginny Guest Ginny Quillen Allison Scott Sue Pickford Karen Fencel Students dream of a part in the new play while reading at try-outs 49 JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS OFFICERS: President.........Al Pettibone Vice-president....Karin Knutsen Secretary.........Jane Lackey Treasurer.........Anne Bowers Advisor...........Mr. Richmond COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: Program Committee . . Karin Knutsen House Committee . . . Mike Hastings Membership Committee........Lewis Davis Publicity Committee . Missy Brown The Argentine delegation studies the topography of the country they represented at the Model United Nations General Assembly Once a week current issues and events are discussed ij this club- In the spring the members prepared for the we be World carefu their offer the club. of have to FIRST ROW: A. Pettibone, A. Bowers, J. Lackey, K. Alcorn, Mr. Richmond. SECOND ROW: J. Miles, J. John- son, J. Cummins, C. Knutsen, B. Alcorn, R. Hallstrom, L. Davis, D. Robinson, D. Buus, S. Cook, M. Brown, V. Odenweller. THIRD ROW: H. Borsani, J. Engstrom, T. Baehr, D. Peace, S. Tenny, G. Epperson, L. Brown, K. Frew, J. Kermeen, J. Harp, T. Baehr. 50 Frank W. Stanton — FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS: President........Linda Kreycik Vice-president...Susan Murley Secretary........Gayle Eppeison Treasurer........Marjorie Kuhn Advisor..........Miss Carroll This year the club has offered much for those considering teaching as a career. We have covered all the fields of teaching through speakers, movies, and two field trips. Also the members have had the opportunity to student teach weekly in any class in the Chagrin Falls School system. Therefore we have seen teachings a profession and have been with the age students we would like to teach. Sue, Marjorie, Linda, and Sam discuss their trip to Parma High School. speech for the JoAnne help Shirley Sue ud prepare coming eeting FIRST ROW: P. Hope, M. Kuhn, S. Murley, L. Kreycik, G. Epperson, J. Butler. SECOND ROW: S. Heimerdinger, S. Reisinger, P. Bevis, P. Derry, N. Arnold, D. Malick, J. Young, D. Webster, Miss Carroll. THIRD ROW: S. Hertz, G. Burton, J. Johnson, D. Gliba, J. Hill, A. Scott, S. Sutton, S. Pickford, B. Jones, M. Rogers. 51 SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS President................Jo-Ann Johnson Vice-president........... Tim Baehr Secretary-Treasurer......Judy Miles Advisor.................. Mr. Reed FIRST ROW: Ron Hallstrom, Ann Dewell, Mary Green - way, Je£f Harp. SECOND ROW: Sherrie Lowe, Laurel PRI FIRST ROW: Mr. Reed, J. Johnson, J. Miles, T. Baehr. SECOND ROW: R. Givens, B. Stratton, J. Ismond, S. Smith, P. Bevis, S. Heimerdinger, P. Bayless, H. Borsani, P. Hope, D. King. THIRD ROW: G. Quillen, S. Henry, B. Troxel, J. Butler, A. Bowers, B. Jones, C. Anderson, S. Tenny, C. Humiston. 52 OFFICERS President.............................Julie Maves Vice-president........................ Lewis Davis Secretary-Treasurer................... Phyllis Hope GERMAN CLUB Advisor............ Mrs. Hensley SM FIRST ROW: P. Bayless, M. Greenway, M. Brown, L. Kroening. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hensley, L. Davis, J. Ma- ves, P. Hope. THIRD ROW: P. Steele, B. Mullen, S. Wade, S. Tenny, G. White, A. Bowers, B. Hill, C. Hurst. 53 Y-Teen Cabinet pose for formal picture Y-TEENS CABINET President.....Mary Lynn Vincent Vice-president . . . Barbara Hill Treasurer.....Pat Derry Secretary.....Leslie Butler Worship.......Mary Greenway Service.......Linda Kreycik Social........Brooke Owens Gretchen Van Nort Advisor.......Mrs. Maus J Mad dash for the refreshments after Fashion Show. The Y-Teens are an organization of girls who are primarily dedicated to giving happiness to others. As an an- nual project each girl made a tote bag for Christmas and filled it with gifts. These were then given to hospital pa- tients. The club also sponsored the Y-Teen Christmas Formal which is an annual affair. Both the formal and the tote bags were wen planned and gave pleasure to many people over the holidays. FIRST ROW: Solether, Reisinger, Kaji, Theis, Hope, Davis, Hodges, Keary, Smith. SECOND ROW: Humiston, Mitchell, Cobbledick, Church, McFarland, Guest, Scott, Takacs, Heimerdinger, Ismond, Ackland, Eperson, Henry. THIRD ROW: Fencl, Wade, Owens, Van Nort, Butler, Mrs. Maus, Vincent, Hill, Derry, Kreycik, Green- way, Wallen, Stull. FOURTH ROW: Szitar, Miraglia, Arnold, Reigler, Quillen, Teresko, Wilson, Bourisseau, G. Wilson, Skerritt, Latuk, Hugget, Troxel, Merritt, Morse, Williams, Sutton, Hellekson. FIFTH ROW: Malik, Benner, Grey, Peace, Hilty, Rogers, Pickford, Webster, Steele, Wood, Ditmer, Beuoy, Hill, Gliba, Petitt, Jones, Young, Butler. 54 MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: J. Buus, J. Harp, Mr. Jones, D. Robinson, N. Anderson. SECOND ROW: B. Rice, T McNally, J. Kermeen, J. VanDoren, P. Warner, G. Watkins, C. Schron. THIRD ROW: J. Blair, A. Pettibone, R. Hallstrom, T. Wade, J. Wad � . KEY CLUB OFFICERS President.............. Vice-president......... Treasurer.............. Secretary.............. Project .............. Program and Inter-club House.................. Social and Vocational Advisor............... Jeffrey Harp Dave Robinson John Steele Norm Anderson Dave Buus Dave Robinson Ron Hallstrom Fred Steele Jim Van Doren Mr. Jones n a 55 Freshmen Junior Queen Ben and Tinker Sam Dave Karen Senior Julie John Sophomore Bob Delores QUEEN KAREN AND HER COURT HOMECOMING QUEENS Y-TEEN FORMAL Bonnie Beuoy Barbara Hill Mary Lynn Vincent 56 An after school session finds the decoration com- mittee for the Prom deeply engrossed in painting rocks. 57 LEADER’S CLUB OFFICERS President...................Barbara Tenny Vice-president..............Jane Lackey Secret ary-Treasurer........Phyllis Hope Advisor.....................Mrs. Calhoun The purpose of this club is to promote an interest in physical education among high school girls. It is composed of girls from the sophomore, junior, and senior years who are chosen after they try out by show- ing their athletic ability in basketball, volleyball, and soccer. Their teams par- ticipate in various play-days with girls from other schools throughout the year. FIRST ROW: B. Tenny. SECOND ROW: J. Lackey, P. Hope. THIRD ROW: V. Odenweller, K. Hurst, J. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: C. Szitar, F. Miraglia, B. Wilson, J. Miles, K. Frew. FIFTH ROW: K. Haskins, P. Bevis, C. Wilson, J. Bourisseau, S. Teresko, B. Riegler. 58 VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS President..............Jay Lauterer Vice-president.........Deity Cordes Secretary..............Pete Warner Treasurer..............Jim Shelton Advisor................Mr. Thedieck Varsity Club officers Varsity Club is an organization in which all boys who have earned letters in one or more sports may participate. During the past year they conducted a newspaper collection which was ex- tremely successful. The club volun- teered to hold the ropes at the basket- ball games and guard the doors. They also publish the basketball programs. FIRST ROW: B. Lloyd, T. Williams, V. Barriball, A. Skerritt, J. Van Dorn, R. Brooks. SECOND ROW: B. Gil- more, B. Mayberry, D. Behnke, J. Shelton, G. Lauterer, P. Warner, J. Harden, J. Wade. THIRD ROW: K. Peter- sen, B. Heimerdinger, S. Hentemann, A. Pettibone, N. Weizer, D. Mitchell, G. Kleve, J. Johannisson, J. Huels- man, J. Robinson, B. White. 59 i FIRST ROW: V. Stevenson, K. Frew, J. Miles, P. Hope, M. L. Vincent, D. Giliba, B. Jones. SECOND ROW: C. Lackey, K. Latuk, Mr. Hensley, J. Ebersold, P. Harris, K. Hook, S. Witt, T. Taggeit, M. Rogers, S. Sutton. RED CROSS OFFICERS President.....Phyllis Hope Vice-president . . . Judy Miles Secretary-Treas. . . Mary Lynn Vincent Advisor.......Mrs. Hensley Although this club is now known to be the busiest of the school, they have many varied service activities through- out the year. Their representatives conduct the United Fund in the home- rooms. These members assist the bloodmobile in the fall and spring each year. Two people attend monthly meetings in Cleveland with other Red Cross chapters from Cleveland area high schools. Unknown to many, they are organized for service in case of a disaster or urgent help. Teachers and students can be called upon through this club to serve for their country. c Phyllis, Kathy, and Judy look over the monthly Red Cross Journal that they receive. The officers meet for a formal picture 60 SEATED: D. King, M. Church, D. Humiston, K. Alcorn, M. Greenway, M. Brown. STANDING: J. Engle, C. Powely, J. Cady, G. Unkleiter, J. Miles, J. Johnson, S. Wallen, J. Engstrom, C. Lackey, J. Guilbert. science mn TIGER RAG Editor............. Ass’t. Editor Business Editor . . Art Editor........ Advisor............ Kathy Alcorn Mardi Church Dave Humiston Gloria Lechleiter Mrs. Coates Our school newspaper, the Tiger Rag, is published six times a year. It contains news of each class, club, and athletic event as well as other general news. The issues are published by the students with cooperation of the ad- visor, Mrs. Coates. Mardi, Dave and Kathy type up the master copy of the paper Gloria, Kathy, Dave, Mardi, and Missy write up a story for the next edition. • It. .num In. hi m m, 61 FIRST ROW: Alcorn, Lowe, Lackey, Wheeler, O'Neil. SECOND ROW: Van Dorn, Cady, Lowe, Schultz, Baehr, Wood. THIRD ROW: Engstrom, Scott, Stevenson, Young, Murley. FOURTH ROW: Baehr, Church, Cook, Ditmer, Chatham, Steele. FIFTH ROW: Stull, Stratton, Kuhn, Ober, Buxton. MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lou Fitzpatrick, Felicia Miraglia, Joie Bourisseau, Gretchen Wilson, Judy Williams, Nancy Strick. 62 FIRST ROW: P. Steele, J. Chatham, M. Kuhn, B. Stratton, B. Alcom, S. Schultz, T. Baehr. SECOND ROW: S. Lowe, M. Church, J. Young, K. Wood, J. Engstrom, F. Scott, C. Knutsen, K. Lowe, E. Stull, S. Murley. THIRD ROW: V. Stevenson, T. Baehr, F. Steele, D. Fisher, T. O'Neil, J. Van Doren. FOURTH ROW: L. Ditmer, S. Cook. PEP BAND FIRST ROW: M. Church, S. Schultz, T. Baehr, V. Stevenson, S. Murley. SECOND ROW: B. Stratton, J. Van Doren, J. Young, K. Wood, P. Steele, T. Baehr. THIRD ROW: B. Alcom, C. Knutsen, S. Cook, T. O'Nei, J. Engstrom, J. Ober. 63 FIRST ROW: B. Walsh, H. Wendt, B. Hudson, W. Kretzman, B. Otis, F. Steele, B. Stratton, J. Cowlin, B. Alcorn, T. Baehr, D. Fisher. SECOND ROW: M. Lambert, D. Gliba, M. Rogers, J. Grose, J. Williams, A. Scott, K. Lowe, V. Stevenson, D. Peace, C. Humiston, J. Young. THIRD ROW: C. Hill, G. Bishop, B. Gordon, J. Engel, S. Hoskins, C. Crittenden, G. Wilson, J. Bourisseau, P. Bevis, C. Powly, P. Otis, P. Putnum, D. Malik, E. Stull, Mr. Randall. FOURTH ROW: E. Hurd, R. Hamrick, M. Gokey, R. Nelson, L. Hallstrom, J. Hill, C. Huggett, C. Anderson, B. Jones, P. Petitt, D. Webster, J. Kiuse, S. Witt, B. Reitz, J. Richards, D. Rentz. FRESHMAN —SOPHOMORE CHORAL CLUB JUNIOR — SENIOR CHORAL CLUB FIRST ROW: B. Hellekson, S. Cobbledick, S. Mitchell, M. Kuhn, L. Kreycik, S. Murley, L. Ditmer, K. Frew, A. Bowers, B. Beuoy, J. Butler. SECOND ROW: Mr. Randall, J. Johannisson, M. Hastings, C. Szitar, G. Van Nort, M. Church, P. Hope, P. Harden, M. Morse, D. Otis, D. Buus, J. Van Doren, J. Van Doren. THIRD ROW: S. Reisinger, B. Tenny, L. Butler, M. McFarland, C. Ackland, S. Wallen, J. Johnson, J. Miles, C. Solether, P. Vaccariello, B. Hill, M. Vincent, L. Kaji. 64 Vicki explains the procedure to Anne, Kathy, and Judy. Missy, Jennifer, Nancy, and Dina co-ordinate pictures and art work. Editor Vicki Odenweller Assistant Editor Anne Bowers Art Editor Dina Otis Assistant Art Editor Missy Brown Activities Editor Jennifer Gilbert Photography Editor Nancy Odiorne Sports Editor A1 Pettibone ZENITH STAFF Business Managei Bob Miller Assistant Business Manager Karen Hurst Head Typist Phyllis Vaccareillo Typists Marlaine Morse Pearl Bayless junior Apprentices Judy Miles Kathy Frew Advisor Mr. Norman D. Fry Assistant Sport Editor John Steele CHAGRIN FALLS COACHING STAFF Ralph Quesinberry Football Golf Baseball James Thedieck Football Basketball Ray Tarnowski Wrestling Track John Piai Football (Frosh) Basketball (Frosh) Glenn Wyville Basketball (J.V.) Track (Junior High) Robert Jones Golf 1959 VARSITY FOOTBALL THE TIGER TEAM FIRST ROW: Huelson, Wade, Brooks, Dunbar, Hudson, Kermeen, Baehr, Biel, Mayberry, Robinson, Harden. SECOND ROW: Stoneman, Moss, Barriball, Hentemann, Williams, Sway, Cordes, Skarritt, Jones, Covert, Van Dorn. THIRD ROW: Coach Thediech, Gilmore, Lloyd, Mitchell, Cahill, Lauterer, Heimerdinger, Johannisson, Shelton, Pettibone, White, Weizer, White, Coach Quesinberry. SEASON’S RESULTS Chagrin Falls . . . . . 6 Kenston . 0 Chagrin Falls . . . . . .0 Cuyahoga Heights.8 Chagrin Falls . . . . . 14 Independence . . 8 Chagrin Falls . . . . . 6 Brecksville . . . . 26 Chagrin Falls . . . . . 0 Warrensville . . . 18 Chagrin Falls . . . . . 6 Mayfield 34 Chagrin Falls . . . • • 6 Solon 26 Chagrin Falls . . . . . 8 Orange 14 FOOTBALL MANAGERS STANDING: K. Petersen, F. McDermott. SEATED: L. Trace, B. Meyer. 70 THIS YEAR’S FRESHMEN - NEXT YEAR’S VARSITY RESULTS Chagrin Frosh................8 Solon Frosh..................6 Chagrin Frosh...............16 Gilmore Academy Frosh .... 6 Chagrin Frosh................0 Mayfield Frosh..............36 Chagrin Frosh...............12 Orange Frosh.................6 Chagrin Frosh................0 Warrensville Frosh..........22 CHEERLEADERS SEATED ON FLOOR: Tinker Rusch, Suzie Jamison. STANDING: Judy Kermeen, Jane Eastin. IN AIR: Jane Kelly. THE FRESHMAN TEAM FIRST ROW: Schron, London, Cahill, Calvert, Orme, Zugan, Lusk, Bevis. SECOND ROW: Hollis, Sprague, Burt, Bottomy, Odenweller, Stoa, Johnson, Lynn. THIRD ROW: Huge, McPeak, Jackson, StTickler, Burk, Coach Piai, Dagil, Freer, Lockemer, Nyc. 71 72 73 Tigers engulf Solon's Lowry SENIOR DONALD MITCHELL-- CAPTAIN Donny . . . Most valua- ble player of the year . . . All-County first string back . . . Tiger of the Week in the Kenston game . . . second year letter- man. THOMAS CAHILL Tom . . . Man over mid- dle . . . hampered through- out the season with knee trouble but still got plenty of action . . . earned his second letter. ALAN PETTIBONE Al . . . Partially side- lined by a torn knee liga- ment . . . team's best pass receiver . . . played enough to receive a second letter. JAMES SHELTON Jim . . . One of the roughest players . . .man of many football talents as offensive back and end or defensive tackle . . . ob- tained a second letter. GERALD LAUTERER Jay . . . Offensive tackle--defensive end . . All-County second team tackle . . . Solon game's Tiger of the Week . . . second year letterman. 74 LETTERMEN WILLIAM HE IME RD INGE R Bill” . . . Quarterback- end combination . . . best punter . . . Orange game's Tiger of the Week . . . All- County Honorable Mention. WILLIAM LLOYD Bill . . . Speedy back . . . good ground gainer on those wide end sweeps . . . first year Tiger letterman. GARY WHITE Master of the button-hook ... his good blocking made him a capable offen- sive end . . . first Tiger letter. JAMES JOHANNISSON Jim . . . One of the team's hardest workers . . . offensive end . • . stretch . . . among the Tiger first-year men. NORMAN WEIZER Norm . . . Torn carti- lege interrupted the sea- son ... on the line as an offensive guard . . . earned a first Tiger letter. 75 THEODORE WILLIAMS-- Ted . . . tough guard this year, tougher next year . . . aggressive on defense as well as of- fense . . . looking for- ward to his third letter. CARL WHITE-- Butch . . . versatile halfback ... a welcome addi- tion to this years team . . . his speed and ag- gressiveness may warrent him an All-County posi- tion next year. ALVIN HENTEMAN-- Sonny . . . small in stature but a key blocker on end sweeps . . . snared the thrilling touchdown pass in the Orange game. JOHN VAN DO REN . . . earned his first letter as one of the best Tiger defensive men ... a proven veteran . . . his bruising tackles were a highlight of every game DEITRICH CORDES-- Deity . . . Tiger center . . . will be another three-year- man . . . News Dream Teamer . . . All- County prospect again next year. VERLE BARRIBALL . . . proved his skill in blocking and tackling many times throughout the season ... a fighter to the end . . . watch out for him next year! ALLEN SKERRITT— Big Al . . . one of the roughest Tiger linemen . . . will be a great help to next year's team. 76 JEFFREY HARDEN — Jeff . . . tough line- man ... his power and experience will be heartily welcomed next year. JAMES WADE— Jamie . . . outstanding quarter- back . . . swift runner ... a future All-County prospect. JAMES HU ELS MAN — Jim . . . speedy sophomore back, both offensively and de- fensively . . . his speed will be appreciated by next year's team. RONALD BROOKS— Ronny . . . strong guard . . . gained valu- able experience as a sophomore . . . keep your eye on him next year. JAMES ROBINSON— Jim . . . muscles galore . . . promising sophomore . . . one of the magic 200 boys. ROBERT MAYBERRY— Bob . . . defensive end . . . hard worker . . . new to the squad but earned his first Tiger letter. WILLIAM GILLMORE— Vic . . . one of the fastest men on the team . . . offensive and de- fensive halfback . . . Tiger of the Week in Brecksville game. 77 1959-60 VARSITY BASKETBALL THE TIGER TEAM THIRD ROW: J. Wade, R. Hallstrom, T. Wade, J. Steele, D. Cordes. SECOND ROW: J. Blair, A. Pettibone, G. Roeper, D. Burn, D. Robinson. FIRST ROW: T. Williams, S. Hentemann. Although the basketball season appeared unimpressive, it was dotted with numerable highlights. Despite an inexperienced team, the Tigers made a good showing in the majority of their contests, many times loosing in the final period of the game. An outstanding effort on the part of the team was shown in the second Brecksville game. Besides winning in the sudden death overtime against Mentor in the Euclid tournament, the Tiger squad downed all opponents in the sportsmanship department and carried home a nice trophy. BASKETBALL MANAGERS M. Lauder, G. Watkins 78 SEASON’S RESULTS Chagrin Falls 59 Euclid . ... 67 Chagrin Falls 34 Brecksville Chagrin Falls 47 Western Reserve Academy . . . . ... 56 Chagrin Falls 46 Mayfield ... 59 Chagrin Falls Warrens ville . ... 62 Chagrin Falls 40 Willoughby North .... 57 Chagrin Falls Kenston Chagrin Falls 28 Solon Chagrin Falls Orange Chagrin Falls Kent State University High School ... 65 Chagrin Falls Brecksville Chagrin Falls Wicliffe Chagrin Falls Warrensville . ... 75 Chagrin Falls Solon Chagrin Falls Orange Chagrin Falls Ashtabula St. Johns . ... 48 Tournament Chagrin Falls Mentor (sudden death) ... 52 Chagrin Falls Cleveland East VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Brooke Owens Cookie Hills Karen Fencl Caroline Anderson Leslie Butler Nancy Odiome John Steele A1 Pettibone Ron Hallstrom Dave Robinson JOHN STEELE . . . terrific at right-handed layups . . . one of the big boys . . . blocked many a shot . . . played every position on the team. ALAN PETTIBONE— Al . . . speedboy on the hardwood . . . best defensive player . . . good outside shooter ... his 22 points in the Euclid game was the season's high. KONALD HALLSTROM-- Ron . . . deadly hook shot . . . improved greatly as the season progressed . . . Green Deacon graduate. DAVID ROBINSON-- Potts . . . good team play maker . . . most improved ball player . . . terrific feeder . . . valauble player for next year's team. THOMAS WADE-- Tom ... our 6 foot 5 inch center . . . team's best rebounder . . . jump and hook shot artist . . . best potential for next year's team. ALVIN HENTEMANN-- Sonny . . . scrappy little fighter with roving hips and elbows . . . unbelievable driving layups . . . sudden death, his specialty. DEITRICH CORDES-- Deity . . . good set shot,, aggressive rebounder . . . likes to dribble . . . side- lined by a pulled back muscle early in the season. THEODORE WILLIAMS-- Ted . . . left-handed ball handler . . . deadeye set shot and jump shot . . . Hey, Deity, give me the ball. JAMES WADE-- Jamie . . . broke the sophomore scoring record . . . team's leading scorer . . . good rebounder ... all round aggressive player. 80 Tom Wade Sonny Hentemann Deity Cordes Ted Williams Jamie Wade JOHN STEELE F. G. 31 F. T. 31 AL PETTIBONE 56 28 RON HALLSTROM 3 2 TOM WADE 62 38 AL HENTEMANN 40 54 TED WILLIAMS 27 22 DAVE ROBINSON 4 7 DEITY CORDES 3 2 JAMIE WADE 72 63 JOHN BLAIR 1 4 JEFF HARDEN 0 2 POINTS AVE. QUARTERS PLAYED 93 4.9 68 140 7.4 75 8 1.6 17 162 8.3 75 134 7.4 70 76 4.2 56 15 3 20 8 1.3 20 207 10.9 74 6 3 6 2 2 4 81 1959-60 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Rood, Toth, Buus, Brooks. SECOND ROW: Kermeen, Scott, Harden, Fisher, Blair, Higley. This year's Junior Varsity team made a fine showing by winning ten and losing only seven. Mr. Glenn Wyville, J.V. coach, piloted his team to an impressive finish in the county league standings with some advancing to Varsity for tournament action. Players such as John Blair, Jeff Harden, John Ker- meen, Alex Toth, and Mike Hastings should pro- vide much depth for next year's Varsity squad. 84 Coach Wyville J. V. RESULTS 42 . . . . Chagrin Falls 57 • • Euclid 44 . . . . Chagrin Falls 60 • • Brecksville 47 - • . . Chagrin Falls 37 • • Western Reserve Academy 37 • . . . Chagrin Falls 36 • • Mayfield 44 . . . . Chagrin Falls 30 • • Warrensville 40 . . . . Chagrin Fails 46 • • Willoughby North 37 . . . . Chagrin Falls 19 • • Kenston 31 . . . . Chagrin Falls 27 • • Solon 62 . . . . Chagrin Falls 32 • • Orange 29 . • . . Chagrin Falls 38 • • Kent State University H.S. 41 . . . . Chagrin Falls 46 • • Brecksville 53 • . . . Chagrin Falls 35 • • Wickliffe 45 . . . . Chagrin Falls 28 • • Mayfield 24 . . . . Chagrin Falls 35 • • Warrensville 34 . . . . Chagrin Falls 25 • • Solon 36 . . . . Chagrin Falls 33 • • Orange 64 . . . . Chagrin Falls 37 ■ • Ashtabula St. John J. V. CHEERLEADERS Bonnie Jones, Denny Webster, Ginny Gueat, Pat Petitt. 85 1959-60 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Stinson, Robinson, Orme, Calvert, Brown. SECOND ROW: Schutz, Roeper, Bottomy, Furst. THIRD ROW: Coach Piai, Dagil, Lockemer, Southmayd, Reitz, Johnson. NOT SHOWN: Odenweller. 20 . . Chagrin Frosh 9 . . Kenston 29 . . Chagrin Frosh 23 . . Orange 26 . . Chagrin Frosh 32 . . Solon 33 . . Chagrin Frosh 25 . . Mayfield 21 . . Chagrin Frosh 35 . . Warrensville 34 . . Chagrin Frosh 32 . . Kenston 30 . . Chagrin Frosh 25 . . Orange 33 . . Chagrin Frosh 27 . . Solon 24 . . Chagrin Frosh 26 . . Warrensville 23 . . Chagrin Frosh 29 . . Mayfield 86 Coach Piai SUMMER VARSITY BASEBALL 5 ••• ■ Chagrin Falls 13 . . 5 . . . . Chagrin Falls 7 . . 6 . . . . Chagrin Falls 7 . . 0 . .. . Chagrin Falls 10 . . 6 . . . . Chagrin Falls 5 . . • . Mayfield 5 • • • . Chagrin Falls 4 . . 6 . . . . Chagrin Falls 7 . . 5 . . . . Chagrin Falls 8 . . 1 • . . . Chagrin Falls 2 . . 5 . . . . Chagrin Falls 2 . . 4 . . ■ . Chagrin Falls 7 . . 4 • • • . Chagrin Falls 11 . . 6 . . . . Chagrin Falls 5 . . FIRST ROW: Warner, Cordes, Pettibone, Coach Quesinberry, Wade. SECOND ROW: Williams, Brooks, Carpen- ter, Rood, Toth. 1959-60 VARSITY WRESTLING FIRST ROW: Boynton, Blair, Schron, Carpenter, Noble, Bevis. SECOND ROW: Barriball, Mayberry, Biel, Gill- son, Rice, Pasco. THIRD ROW: Coach Tamowski, Baehr, McNally, Baehr, Trace, Vincent, Boehm, Cowlin. 7 . . Chagrin Falls 42 . . . Northfiela 23 . . Chagrin Falls 28 . . . Kenston 4 . . Chagrin Falls 40 . . . Hudson 20 . . Chagrin Falls 30 . . . Orange 15 . . Chagrin Falls 23 . . . Brecksville 5 . . Chagrin Falls 40 . . . Crestwood 8 . . Chagrin Falls 34 . . . Mentor 6 . . . Chagrin Falls 33 . . . Solon Aurora Invitational Reed Carpenter—first—120 lbs. Verle Barriball—fourth--165 lbs. Hiram Invitational Reed Carpenter--first--120 lbs. Bob Mayberry--fourth—165 lbs. District--Reed Carpenter--second 88 Coach Tamowski Captain Biel works for that pin. WRESTLING LETTERMEN: Reed Carpenter, Verle Barriball, Terry Blair, John Biel. I960 VARSITY TRACK April 5 Chanel High School April 15 Kirtland and Newbury April 19 Warrensville April 22 Orange April 30 Chagrin Relays May 3 Kenston and West Geauga May 5 Mayfield and Chanel May 7 Orange Relays May 10 County Meet (Prelim.) May 13 County Meet (Finale) May 17 SOWMAC May 21 District Meet May 27 28 State Meet FIRST ROW: Coach Tarnowski, Kilby, Steele, Pettibone, Otis, Warner, Shelton. SECOND ROW: Brooks, Buus, Hastings, Schron, Sway, Hurd. THIRD ROW: McNally, Bush, Stuart, Baehr, Hudson. FOURTH ROW: Baehr, Eastin, Biel, Rood, Huelsman, Robinson. FIFTH ROW: Morton, Gilmore, Trace, Vincent. 89 Chemistry Lab Radio Shack Biology Room School Across The Way EXCHANGE STUDENTS Last summer Chagrin Falls High School was fortunate in being able to send two students to Europe under the American Field Service program. Sue Tenny had a wonderful time in Austria. She spent one month in Vienna and the other in Sch- wandenstadt. a small country town in Upper Austria. She is hoping that some day her friends will be able to return'the visit. Karl Petersen spent his summer in Italy under the same program. Milan was his city home and Piazolla sul Brenta near Padua was his country home. Karl says he enjoyed his bus trip around Italy where he was able to see many interesting sights and visit small shops. Having no knowledge of the language was no set back for Karl. He returned to Chagrin in full command of Italian. Horacio Borsani was a welcome addition to the senior class. All the students have had fun listen- ing to his comparisons of Argentina, his native country, with the United States. He was always willing to give talks and show slides of Argentina to various community groups. The Junior Council on World Affairs was grateful for having him as a member when they represented Argentina in the Model U.N. Assembly. Because of his warm per- sonality he has made many lasting friends in the school, the community, and in the surrounding area. 92 ACKNOWLEDGMENT We, the Zenith Staff of 1960, would like to ex- press out sincere thanks to Mr. Norman D. Fry, our advisor; Mr. Peter Prentner, representative of the American Yearbook Company; Mr. Frosty Norton, photographer of The Village Studio; The Chagrin Valley HERALD; and the Barksdale Studios. We are truly grateful for their assistance and patience in helping us put out this yearbook. Our thanks also go to anyone else who has made this book possible. 93 EMPLOYEES CAFETERIA: Trudy Taggart Mrs. Kesco Karen Lillick Mrs. Lillick Carol Benner Mrs. Wallen Mary Greenway Lynn Barton Nelson Cokey CAFETERIA: Mis. Alstrom Mrs. Vacha Mrs. Huggett Mrs. Lockemer Mrs. Thompson 94 PATRON’S LIST Artificial Plant Company Barney's Sohio Service Barron's, Chagrin Rexall Drug, Inc. Benny's Shoe Repair Brewster and Church Department Store Carlo's Pizza Center Shoes Chagrin Dairy Bar Chagrin Falls Popcorn Shop Chagrin Hardware Chagrin Lanes Chagrin Laundry and Dry Cleaning Chagrin Valley Cleaners Chagrin Valley Employment Service Chagrin Valley Herald Charles Royce Chuck's Beverage Coer an's Paint Store Collier's Oldsmobile Colonial Beauty Shop C S Farm Exchange Company Crane's Canary Cottage Econosport Eighty-Four West Elsie's Pet Store Exponent First National Bank of Burton Fram Gas Company Fredrica's Gal'ie West Goodtown Printers Horn's Gift Shop Huge's Greenhouse Jack's Barber Shop Jim Shelton, Water Pumps Julia's Health Reducing Salon Kehres Lumber Kenny Company Realty Knowles Heating Company L. A. Murphey, Atty. Lester Heck Son, Inc. Lowe's Electronics Lowe's Greenhouse and Gift Shop L. Suter Son, Inc. Miller Plumbing Heating Miner-Ridge, Inc. Nalls Drug Store Newton's Barber Shop Park View Federal Paul's Men and Boys' Shop Peter's Bakery Peter Bibbo, Shoe Repair Reed's Hardware Richard's Jewelry Rowe and Giles Millwork, Inc. Schrieber-Hancock Sheffield Monuments Snider Coal Supply Speed Selector, Inc. Speice's Drug Store Sprague Electric Company Standard Drug Company Stevenson Insurance Suburban Carpet Cleaning Company The Americana Shop The S. L. Channon Company The Stroud's River-West Thomas Reap kealty Valley Beauty Salon Valley Glass Valley Market Valley Pharmacy Vincent Plumbing Heating Western Auto, Solon W. O. Wince Wyckoff Florist An Anonymous Friend Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Maves Dr. and Mrs. C. Paul Bottomy Dr. and Mrs. Vernon C. Kenney Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Pickford Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Tilton Dr. and Mrs. Tom D. Rose Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fitts Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kuivenen The Curtiss Clinic 95 If we're near, or if we're not, Lest old acquaintance be forgot. We will have these Moments to remember. A1 Stillman • rt