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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

ALMA MATER CHAGRIN FALLS HIGH SCHOOL It is from this day forward that the shadows of your memories will lengthen with each passing hour. They may vary in size and shape, but they will silhouette you with unmistakable accuracy. Fortunately you have not been saddled with a burden. You will find your memories a comforting companion. It is not until you have the opportunity to exchange them with new found friends that you will realize how lucky you are to possess memories of Chagrin. Chagrin is unique. Artists have tried to capture it on canvas and writers have tried to master it with the pen. Yet each one of you could easily sketch or jot a detailed mental picture of Chagrin that would shame their efforts. You have unknowingly had the best pasture in which a child could romp. Now the gates are open. A world of challenging adventure awaits. Let me be the first to challenge you. I defy you to find a more pleasant memory than the one called.......Chagrin. 3 As the mist ST_s lifts high above us STUDIO BORIS In the valley view 5 our alma mater —Photos Courtesy of Studio Boris There you stand Clear and brave and true May we always keep your honor keep your standards high 9 Hold your memories always with us —Photos Courtesy of Studio Boris As the years go by DEDICA TION The attitude and personality of a teacher in and out of the classroom has an important influence on each student. A class in which each student feels at ease and willing to learn is the result of this teacher's sincere involvement with the class. His special spark of humor is the condiment that flavors the mathematics ''meal.'' His interest goes beyond the classroom to the athletic field and gym as football and basketball coach. A CFHS graduate himself he has shown his understanding of the need for the student and teacher to feel free to com- municate. He has been outstandingly successful as both our teacher and friend, therefore, the Seniors very proudly dedicate this 1965 Zenith to: MR. JOHN STANTON ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT American History--Mr. Piai Civics--Mr. Richmond World History--Mr. Luft SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Biology--Mr. Hurst, Chemistry--Mr. Wheatcraft Physics--Mr. Hensel PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Jakab, Mrs. Wilcox, Mr. Quesinberry. MATH DEPARTMENT Miss Warmer, Mr. Stanton, Mr. Ohlrich. ARTS DEPARTMENT Industrial Arts--Mr. Fry Commercial--Mrs. Henderson Home Economics--Miss Morris Art--Mr. Roby ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Colvin, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Hensley, Mrs. Harlan, Mr. Conway, Mr. Cummins. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT French--Miss Molden, Germ an--Mrs. Hen- sley, Latin--Mr. Mc- Donald. NOT SHOWN: Spanish—Miss Leyen- berger. LIBRARIAN Miss Meyer SECRETARIES Mrs. Crawford, Miss Schieber MUSIC DEPARTMENT Choral Director--Mr. Crone Band Director—Mr. Foley BUS DRIVERS FIRST ROW: N. Browly, A. Kirby, D. Heck, J. Flynn, C. Mapes, E. Huge. TOP ROW: R Szitar, L. Pugsley. NOT SHOWN: J. Schnider. PRESIDENT: LARRY WELKER VICE PRESIDENT: DAVE BARRY SECRETARY: LYNNE ARDNOR TREASURER: KAREN SWA YE SENIORS ’65 MARY LYNNE ABDNOR Lynnsy . . . big as life, bigger . . . supply of bracelets . . . first of the Fourmost . . . Tiger Twirler . . . Neato . . . sincere, sensible . . . NO WILD ENTHUSIAST EVER YET COULD REST, TILL HALF MANKIND WERE LIKE HIMSELF POS- SESS'D. - -Cowper. EDWARD JOHN BAYLESS Ed . . . wields a wild guitar . . . Mrs. Hill's buddy . . . and uh, uh, uh ... hit an oil slick . . . artist . . . MUSIC AND RHYTHM FIND THEIR WAY INTO THE SECRET PLACES OF THE SOUL. --Plato. CHARLES LIND ADAMS Chas . . . tuff tumbler . . . dishpan hands . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . accomplished guitarist ... a smile for everyone . . . HE HAS HALF THE DEED DONE, WHO HAS MADE A BEGINNING. --Horace. SUSAN ARDELL ALSTROM Sue . . . Rainbow de- votee . . . the last of the 'real' blondes . . . sweet Sue . . . California here she comes ... a charm for everything . . . BOTH SHORT AND SWEET SOME SAY IS BEST. -- Middleton. CRAIG PAMELA ANDBERG Pammi . . . tall, blued- eyed, and blonde . . . Oh, it was so funny . . . our own Michigan miss . . . mischievous livewire . . . SO OF CHEERFULNESS, OR A GOOD TEMPER, THE MORE IT IS SPENT, THE MORE OF IT RE- MAI NS. - -Eme rson. SCOTT BEUOY Scott . . . twangy gui- tar .. . John Huge's cycle mate . . . attacked by a telephone pole . . . shoes for sale . . . MAY YOU LIVE ALL THE DAYS OF YOUR LIFE.� —Swift. thing once. . . . the quiet type . . . could it be sleeping sickness? . . . wanna buy my scooter? . . . TODAY LET ME LIVE WELL; NONE KNOWS WHAT MAY BE TOMORROW. —Palladas. DAVID ALAN BARRY Rabbit . . . Goodtime printer . . . I can pitch, Coach! . . . Tiger's 'tali' center . . . silence isn't always golden . . . IT IS NOT WHAT HE HAS, NOR EVEN WHAT HE DOES, WHICH DIRECTLY EX- PRESSES THE WORTH OF A MAN, BUT WHAT HE IS. —Amiel. 22 LAURA JEAN BEZDEK Laura . . . avid reader ... art club v.p. . . . friendly disposition . . . loyal senior scout . . . NOTHING ASTONISHES MEN SO MUCH AS COM- MON SENSE AND PLAIN DEAU NG. —Emerson. BARBARA ANN BIRD Dizzy . . . Hi guys! . . . F-85 convert. . . . brains and bubble gum . . . generosity plus . . . always looking for fun, and finding it . . . THE CREAT PLEASURE IN LIFE IS DOING WHAT PEOPLE SAY YOU CANNOT DO. —B age hot. MARQUETTA SUEVENIA BIVENS Bubbles . . . never at a loss for friends ... a fast talker . . . another of Miss Friedman's good buddies . . . always a smile and a twinkle in her eye . . . WE DEEM THOSE HAPPY WHO, FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF LIFE, HAVE LEARNED TO BEAR ITS ILLS WITHOUT BEING OVERCOME BY IT. -- Juvenal. ARTHUR EARL BLAIR Art . . . who needs a megaphone?! . . . future D.J.? . . . Chicago trans- fer .. . funny man . . . NOTHING GREAT WAS EVER ACHIEVED WITH- OUT ENTHUSIASM.1 -- Emerson. BONNIE ANN BOEHM Bonnie . . . Well, I think . . . intelligence plus . . . Mr. Harlan’s model student . . . active Y-Teen president . . . MIND IS THE GREAT LEVER OF ALL THINGS. —Webster. WILLIAM FREDERICK BOWERS Brode ... at home on the parallel bars . . . continuous laughter . . . Theodore Eskanovalo- vitch life of any party . . . THERE’S NOTHING WORTH THE WEAR OF WINNING BUT LAUGHTER AND THE LOVE OF FRIENDS. --Be Hoc. DALE WILLIAM BRADLEY Dale ... all county king ... like it like that . . . who stole my sprint shoes?! . . . outstanding all around athlete . . . WILLIAM FREDRICK BRAUN JR. Bill . . . there goes Eichman. . . . en- thusiastic ham operator . . . no josh . . . runs TO DO EASILY WHAT IS DIFFICULT FOR OTHERS IS THE MARK OF TAL- ENT. --Ami al. a-cross country . . . Bill, you 're so sloppy! . . . ONCE UPON THE WATERS! AND THE WAVES BOUND BENEATH ME AS A STEED THAT KNOWS HIS RIDER. -- 23 Byron. PHILIP ERNEST BUCHER Phil” . . . first to fly . . . frequent trips to Orange . . . your car got stuck where? . . . electronic enthusiast . . . IT IS NECESSARY TO THE HAPPINESS OF MAN THAT HE BE MENTALLY FAITHFUL TO HIMSELF. --Paine. VIOLET MARIE CAMARATO Vi . . . invariably devilish, dimpled, and daring . . . love kisses, Tulip! . . . fun to be with--a welcomed addition to any group . . . IT IS SAID THAT NOT ALL PEOPLE KNOW HOW TO LOVE--BUT THEY ARE FEW. --Camarato. JANET LYNN CAMP Jan . . . sincere and friendly ... a Solon commuter . . . Rainbow's colors will always shine on her . . . boundless energy . . . THOSE ABOUT HER, FROM HER SHALL READ THE PER- FECT WAYS OF HONOUR. - -Shakespe are. CHRISTOPHER JAMES CARY Chris . . . fighting full- back . . . try and get over that! ... class poet . . . easy-going manner . . . one of The Heard . . . TO THINE OWN SELF BE TRUE, AND IT MUST FOLLOW AS THE NIGHT THE DAY, THOU CANST NOT THEN BE FALSE TO ANY MAN. --Shakespeare. DAVID KLINE CASE Casey . . . future min - ister?! . . . let's go to the Roxy . . . loyal to the left . . . David of Orange . . . authority on all subjects . . . WHAT A MAN THINKS OF HIM- SELF, THAT IS WHICH DETERMINED, OR RATHER INDICATES, HIS FATE. - - Thore au. ANN MORROW CHAMBERLAIN A.C. . . . loves that majorette camp! ... I said to myself, self!? . . . accomplished knitress . . . always look- ing for fun . . . THE GIFT OF GAIETY MAY ITSELF BE THE GREAT- EST GOOD FORTUNE, AND THE MOST SERI- OUS STEP TOWARD MATU RITYEdman. TIMOTHY NEAL CHESS Tim . . . blue bomb . . . knuckle sandwich . . . refreshments after gym class . . . Senior traffic director . . . JOY IS NOT IN THINGS, IT IS IN US. --Wagner. 24 HARRY GEORGE CLUTE Buddy . .'. T.P. expert . . . gar . . . boowow . . . handy with a pencil . . . BE A FRIEND TO THYSELF, AND OTHERS WILL BE SO TOO.� — Fuller. CHERYL ANN COTTRELL Ann” . . . soft-spoken . . . typifies our Holton- Arms import . . . our own Rapunzel ... an affinity for poetry and stage . . . MANNER, NOT COLD, IS WOMAN'S BEST ADORNMENT- -Men- RICHARD STIVEN CRAM Mother Cram . . . Shaker commuter . . . CHARLENE ADELE COMELLA Charley . . . wears the craziest shoes . . . gym's my favorite sport . . . devoted to Dave . . . co- operative attitude . . . NOTHING IN THE UNI- VERSE SO SOLID AS A THOUGHT. - -Emerson. EDWARD VALENTINE CORDES Val . . . New York transplant . . . ya wanna hear a joke? . . . future M.D. ... romances to remember . . . EACH MAN IS JUSTIFIED IN HIS INDIVIDUALITY, AS HIS NATURE IS FOUND TO BE IMMENSE. travelin' man . . . what a bod! . . . quiet sophisti- cation . . . STUDY AS IF YOU WERE TO LIVE FOREVER; LIVE AS IF YOU WERE TO DIE TO- Emerson. ander. MORROW. --Isidore. THOMAS DELMAR DAYTON III Tom . . . Where do ya wanna go? . . . cross- country ace . . . always scouting around . . . courteous and friendly to all . . . OH FOR THE SIMPLE UFE, FOR TENTS AND STARRY SKIES! � — Zangwill. CHRISTY LEE DOVALA Dwarf . . . frosted any- one? . . . wanderer . . . farmer lover for awhile . . . pert and petite . . . GOD CREATED WOMAN. AND BOREDOM DID IN- DEED CEASE AT THAT MOMENT. - -Nietzsch. FRANCINE DUBAY Dubie . . . great parties . . . two-state twirler . . . pretty hairdo's galore . . . half her heart is in San Francisco . . . WHAT WISDOM CAN YOU FIND THAT IS GREATER THAN KINDNESS. --Rousseau. PATRICK WILLIAM DUICNAN Pat . . . Nob Hill resi- dent . . . faithful BX.C. member . . . long-time member of crutch club . . . loves parties and parties love him ... I LIKE WORK IT FASCI- NATES ME. I CAN SIT AND LOOK AT IT FOR HOURS. - - Jerome. 25 LEIGH BROOKS ENGLISH Leigh . . . summers at the cabin . . . poetically inclined . . . doer of devilish deeds . . . tied up with Roep . . . one of the Fourmost . . . LIFE IS BUT THOUGHT Coleridge. CAYLON ERNEST FINCH Gayline . . . always los- ing weight . . . mathemat- ical genius . . . dreamy eyes . . . cross-country captain . . . THE RE- WARD OF A THING WELL DONE IS TO HAVE DONE IT WELL.' --Emerson. NANCY IRENE FITZSIMMONS Nanc . . . dependable friend in any crisis . . . snappy dresser ... a bubbling, endearing per- sonality ... a wonderful sense of humor and a win- ning smile ... A SILENT ADDRESS IS THE GENUINE ELOQUENCE OF SINCER- ITY. --Goldsmith. UNDA LOUISE FREW Frewsie . . . you guys we vc got a deadline to meet! ... what's so neat about being a Hamlet waitress? . . . let's run! . . . rosy cheeks and a friendly disposition . . . THE SUPREME HAPPI- NESS OF LIFE IS THE CONVICTION OF BEING LOVED FOR YOURSELF. —Hugo. CANDICE BETH HALLADAY Candee ... to Florida? almost . . . groomed to perfection . . . always on the move . . . serious and sincere. . . A FRIEND IS NEVER KNOWN 'TIL A MAN HAVE NEED. -- Heywood. LARRY CARL HAMMONDS Larry . . . ready smile for everybody ... I believe . . . noontime phone calls . . . went South and back . . . THEY ARE NEVER ALONE THAT ARE AC- COMPANIED WITH NOBEL THOUGHTS. -- GEORGE HOWARD GORDON Howard . . . George . . . Gordon ...? ... Gor- don, you punchy wrestler! . . . styrofoam poisoning . . . accomplished rec diver ... a true inno- cent!? . . . Coach, they're gonna kick a field goal! . . . THOUGHT IS VALUABLE IN PRO- PORTION AS IT IS GENERATIVE. —Bulwer- Lytton. WADE LAWRENCE GROWTH Chops . . . handsome and ever smiling . . . the car that never starts . . . girls' football coach . . . devilish redhead . . . congenial companion . . . A KINDER GENTLEMAN TREADS NOT THE EARTH. —Shakespeare. Sidney. 26 HAROLD LAWRENCE HILTY Hilty . . . knows cars . . . where ya been? . . . hidden intellect . . . if you're for it, I'm against it. . . . WHO SO WOULD BE A MAN MUST BE A NON- CONFORMIST. — Emerson. ELEANOR HISSETT El . . . haunts the Sher- wood Forest . . . We can take cuts; we're Seniors . . . always got a guy on the hook . . . always a friendly hi . . . IN- DUSTRY IS THE SOUL OF BUSINESS AND THE KEYSTONE OF PROS- PERITY-Dickens. RONALD DERWOOD JEFFERSON Brillo . . . five o'clock shadow . . . pool hall hustler . . . carts around bodies in his spare time . . . dependable trackster . . . THE AIM, IF REACHED OR NOT, MAKES GREAT THE LIFE. CARL ROBERT JOHNSON King Bee . . . bzzz . . . Tarzan of the tree- house . . . hey, Lou! . . . polite and courteous manner . . . LIFE'S A PLEASANT INSTITUTION, LET US TAKE IT AS IT COMES! --Gilbert. KATHY JOHNSON Kathy ... would ya cool it? . . . drives a blue bomb . . . well in- formed J.C.W.A. presi- dent . . . member of The Fourmost . . . one of the flag twirlers . . . THE MOST MANIFEST SIGN OF WISDOM IS A CON- TINUAL CHEERFULNESS. - -Montaigne. JANET ISMOND Janet . . . sharp in any pool hall . . . 20 m.p.h. please ! ... where DID she get that accent?! . . . J.F.K. loyalist . . . somewhat silent, somewhat serious . . . OF THOSE TO WHOM MUCH IS GIVEN, MUCH IS REQUIRED. Kennedy. CONSTANCE SUE HARLAN Phyllis . . . one of the Fourmost . . . one Junior please . . . under a conservative influence . . . Egads . . . WIT IS THAT WHICH HAS BEEN OFTEN THOUGHT BUT NEVER BEFORE WAS WELL EXPRESSED. -- Johnson. GREGG MARTIN HATFIELD Farley . . how 'ja like a rap in the mouth? . . . faithful worker at the Armpit . . . finds or creates mischief . . . BIG man on campus . . . YOUTH NE’ER ASPIRES TO VIRTUES PERFECT GROWN 'TIL HIS WILD OATS BE SOWN. --Nashe. RICHARD WILLIAM JOHNSON Toot . . . one of the Heard . . . tough on the tennis courts . . . oh, those eyes . . . diamond hands . . . natural genius . . . STILL AND AND CON- FIDENCE ARE AN UN- CONQUERED ARMY. - Herbert. KATHLEEN HOWARD KEELER Kathy . . . high school scholar . . . interesting conversationalist . . . ar- dent anthropologist . . . hostess to Chagrin's Fin- lander . . . THE MIND THAT WOULD BE HAPPY, MUST BE GREAT. -- Young. WILLIAM LAWRENCE KILBY Clibbs . . . Tigers' manager . . . easy-going manner . . . don't let the tribe move . . . determined to succeed . . . THE GREATEST PRAYER IS PATIENCE. --Buddha. MOLLY ANN KNAPP Molly . . . sews up a storm . . . intelligent, blue-eyed blonde . . . eager to please . . . polite, reserved manner ... a perfect type of perfection . . . HOW OFTEN TIMES IS SILENCE THE WISEST OF REPLIES? —Tupper. JAMES CARR KRIDER Jamie . . . rode the wild surf! ... to Cali- fornia and back again . . . and then the judge called Jamie to the stand . . . Grandma's Chryslex . . . THE MOST COM- PLETELY LOST OF ALL DAYS IS THAT ON WHICH ONE HAS NOT LAUGHED. - -Chamfort. NANCY ANN KUCKELHEIM Kook ... I gotta clean my closet! . . . hot fudge sundaes . . . It's simonized! . . . profes- sional baby-sitter . . . al- ways ready for a good laugh . . . DILIGENCE IS THE MOTHER OF GOOD FORTUNE. - -Cervantes. KURT EDRICK LADERER Kurt . . . rugged red- head .. . a new girl in town? . . . I'll sign autographs after the game! . . . happy-go- lucky gentleman . . . HE IS A GENTLEMAN, BECAUSE HIS NATURE IS KIND AND AFFABLE TO EVERY CREATURE. -- Barnfield. ELLEN ANNE LANCSTAFF Ellen . . . unsuppressed giggles . . . I'm going on a retreat ... a Twig bends toward her . . . dramatically inclined . . . FAITH OPENS A WAY FOR THE UNDERSTAND- ING, UNBELIEF CLOSES IT. - - Augusti ne. CRETCHEN MARIE LANGSTAFF Gretch ... a dreamy look in her eyes . . . studious intellect . . . Allegheny bound . . . warm and friendly . . . THE GREATEST GIFT A MAN CAN GIVE TO HIS AGE IS THAT OF A CON- STRUCTIVE, CREATIVE LI FE. ” - - Pe te rse n. EVELYN LATUK Ev ... an eye for Kenston gusy . . . mem- ber of the B.L.C. . . . life of any party . . . dandy dancer . . . THOSE MOVE EASIEST WHO HAVE LEARN’D TO DANCE . . . — Pope. STEPHEN ALAN LEGGE Dirty . . . hours in the science lab . . . wry hu- mor . . . what?! . . . always misses the bus . . . Case-bound conservative . . . INTELLIGENCE IS THE FACULTY OF MAN- UFACTURING ARTIFI- CIAL OBJECTS.� —Berg- son. SALLY BEHLEN LLOYD Sally . . . accomplished actress . . . reader, writer, dreamer of great things . . . oh you guys . . . stylish sophisticated . . . HITCH YOUR WAGON TO A STAR. —Emerson. SHEILA MARIE LONG Sheelee . . . you're corrupting me. . . . unmistakable giggle . . . where the boys are . . . loves to live . . . HAP- PINESS IS A PERFUME YOU CANNOT POUR ON OTHERS WITHOUT GET- TING A FEW DROPS ON YOURSELF. --Ann. LEWIS LOWE Lewie ... if at first you don't succeed, try, try again . . . California Here I Come . . . live is evil spelled backwards . . . coolest attire . . . LIFE IS VERY SHORT, AND VERY UNCERTAIN; LET US SPEND IT AS WELL AS WE CAN. — DONALD RAY LYON Don . . . better known as Brains . . . traded MICHAEL EDWARD MAHON Mike . . . the mouth Johnson. dates for Nietzsche . . . that roared” . . . hot president of the Progres- sive Party . . . silent sophisticate ... I WILL NOT FOLLOW WHERE THE PATH MAY LEAD, BUT I WILL GO WHERE THERE IS NO PATH, AND I WILL LEAVE A TRAIL. --Strode. Chevey II . . . Heard's drummer boy . . . smart- mobile July 5 at Thomp- son .. . GOOD HUMOR AND GENEROSITY CARRY THE DAY WITH THE POPULAR HEART ALL THE WORLD OVER. --Smith. 29 JOHN FENWICK MARSH Juan . . . But he did invent carmel-coated pop-com . . . one of the Heard . . . locker room comedian . . . parallel bar man . . . star of the O.A3.R. . . . SUPPRESS ME IF YOU CAN! FORI AM A MERRY JEST.� — Long. VIRGINIA ANN MATTHEWS Ginny . . . Rainbow’s pot of gold . . . hard working organizer. . . . She can sell anyone any- thing ... A ball of yam and a spool of thread . . . THE REAL ESSENCE OF WORK IS CONCEN- TRATED ENERGY.� — Bagehot. BARBARA ANN McConnell Barbie . . . knit one, purl two . . . son ... of . . . a . . . gun . . . eats only between meals . . . springtime tan from Pampano . . . WE ARE THE MASTERS OF THE DAYS THAT WERE; WE HAVE LIVED, WE HAVE LOVED, WE HAVE SUF- FERED . . . EVEN SO.� — Heneley. BRUCE CAMERON McLELLAN Bruce . . . good-natured . . . sharp white Chevy . . . some say he's bash- ful, others doubt it . . . Harvey's driver . . . EVERY NOBLE WORK IS AT FIRST IMPOS- SIBLE. —Carlyle. THOMAS HOWARD NASH Cotton . . . summer lumberjack . . . mighty cross-country man . . . natural wit ... a friend to all . . . IT IS WORK WHICH GIVES FLAVOR TO LIFE. . . —Amiel. KENNETH ORLYN PEACE Ken . . . hot rodder in a V.W. . . . is that so? . . . rides a real conver- tible . . . courteous man- ner .. . MINGLE YOUR JOYS SOMETIMES WITH YOUR EARNEST OC- CUPATION . — Li nnae us. ALAN ROSS PEARCH Fuzz . . . Whiz at the wheel . . . The river stomper . . . Bulldog smile . . . always a crewcut . . . EMPLOY THY TIME WELL, IF THOU MEANEST TO GAIN LEISURE.� — Franklin. BETTY SUE PAYER Betty Sue . . . achieve- ments well-earned . . . talented writer . . . words far-spaced, but so well placed . . . congenial quietness . . . consistent contest winner . . . THE HAND THAT FOLLOWS INTELLECT CAN ACHIEVE. --Michel- angelo. 30 SUSAN FAYE PENBERTHY Sue . . . sweet an 'swing 'swingin' . . . loves that California sun . . . tumb- ling's her talent . . . wed- ding bells will soon be ringing ... A GOOD HEART IS BETTER THAN ALL THE HEARTS IN THE WO RLDH - - Bui wer - Lytton. KIM NELSON PETTIBONE Kimbo . . . cross country stalwart . . .many attempts at love . . . coin-collector . . . me- chanical drawing genius . . . PURPOSE IS WHAT GIVES LIFE A MEANING. --Park hurst. DAVID MURRAY POWLEY Dave . . . Chanel trans- fer .. . driving demon . . . Oh, yeah? . . . debonnaire salesman . . . drummer boy ... A LITTLE NONSENSE NOW AND THEN, IS RELISHED BY THE WISEST MEN. -- Tidwell. DONALD DAVID RAKER Doots . . . Valiant driver . . . Miami for sure . . . one of the Heard . . . shrewd inves- tor .. . collegiate-looking . . . AN OUNCE OF WIT IS WORTH A POUND OF SORROW. --Baxter. SHARON LYNNE RALL Sharon . . . petite Homecoming Queen . . . Pittsburgh import . . . Dartell Stomper . . . tales of spooks an' spirits . . . THE PRESENT JOYS OF LIFE WE DOUBLY TASTE BY LOCKING BACK WITH PLEASURE ON THE PAST. —Martial. UNDA JANE RAU 'George . . . Arizona mport . . . quiet humor . infectious giggles . partial to redheads . abundance of patience and understanding . . . HE THAT HAS PATIENCE MAY COMPASS ANY- THING. --Rabelais. EDWARD DONALD RICKER JR. Ted . . . stalwark on the line . . . firecrackers for sale . . . Mr. Piai's handyman . . . quick trips to Pennsylvania . . . THE GODS DEMAND OF US TOIL AS THE PRICE OF ALL GOOD THINGS. --Epicharmus. TED EUGENE ROOD Roodie . . . Daytona 500 . . . Green Deac'. . . Where's my Falcon? . . . last of the Rood brothers . . . NEVER WAS A SINCERE WORD UTTERLY LOST. -- Emerson. 31 ROBYN LEE ROSSER Robyn . . . pretty, petite, and perfectly proportioned . . . coffee-- morning, noon, and night . . . Scotchmen aren't cheap, they're thrifty ... A FRIEND IS A PERSON WITH WHOM I CAN BE SINCERE. BE- FORE HIM, I CAN THINK ALOUD- -Emerson. CENCE IN ALL THINGS IS THE STRONGEST FULCRUM OF SUCCESS. —Tupper. ANDREW LEE SAWHILL Andy . . . cautious driver in Pennsylvania . . . industrious . . . meticulous . . . always an out-of-town girl . . . PRACTICE YOURSELF, FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, IN LITTLE THINGS; AND THENCE PROCEED TO GREATER.' - -Epictetus. PAMELA JEAN SCOTT Pam . . . another farmer lover . . . hi, Uncle Teddy! . . . started Chagrin's wild stocking fad . . . New York accent . . . RE- FLECT THAT LIFE, LIKE EVERY OTHER BLESS- ING, DERIVES ITS VALUES FROM ITS USE ALONE. --Johnson. KATHIE ANN SHEER Kath . . . meticulous dresser . . . Oh, I'm so mad! . . . one of the twirlers . . . abundance of artistic ability . . . NO SKY IS HEAVY IF THE HEART BE LIGHT. -- Churchill. ROGER CHARLES SHEER Roger . . . Southgate commuter . . . Thursday night poker parties . . . whips out a wild comb . . . after school Spanish class . . . Green Deacon . . . WHAT SHOULD A MAN DO BUT BE MERRY? --Shakespeare. ROBERT PRENTICE SICKUNG Robbie . . . mathe- matical brain . . . mem- ber of Bart.'s country club . . . will he ever see the right way?! . . . Oh, gar! ... a striped lion? . . . LIBERTY OF THOUGHT IS THE LIFE OF THE SOUL. --Vol- taire. 32 FRANK EDWARD SIMMONS Frank . . . rides a hot honda . . . loyal street worker . . . Me? Paint the Lion? . . . unbe- lievably great on the bars . . . devilish grin . . . WHERE WE LIVE OR HOW WE LIVE IS OF LITTLE CONSEQUENCE. WHAT IS ALL-IMPORT- ANT , IS TO LIVE. — Dimnet. JUDITH HALL SINCLAIR JudM . . . Red Raider Rider . . . the white tornado . . . Judy, your fang is showing . . . twirls the mighty T . . . That is sooo PAUL JOSEPH SINDELAR Nico . . . the nose knows . . . 65 muscle man . . . tell ya, what I'm gonna' do . . . serious manner hides an abundance of humor . . . MARYELLEN SOIKA Maryellen . • . Metro's traffic stopper . . . don't applaud, just throw bottle caps. . . . Southgate shopper . . . good-natured and witty . . . YOU HAVE TO BELIEVE IN HAPPINESS, OR HAPPI- NESS NEVER COMES. SUSAN LEE SPRAGUE Sue . . . silence is more eloquent than words . . . You got me hang- ing. . . . outwardly quiet, inwardly-- . . . big brown eyes . . . TO BE BORN WITH A GIFT OF LAUGHTER AND A SENSE THAT THE WORLD IS NEAT! . . . NOTHING IS MORE HOPELESS THAN A SCHEME OF MERRY- MENT. --Johnson. LIFE IS NOT AS SHORT BUT THAT THERE IS AL- WAYS TIME ENOUGH FOR COURTESY. --Emer- son. —Malloch. MAD. —Sabatini. WILLIAM EUGENE STEELE Bill . . . sly sense of humor . . . Where's your front bumper? . . . Oh? . . . Andrews com- muter . . . Let's go to Southgate . . . THERE IS A TIME OF SPEAK- ING AND A TIME OF BEING STILL. --Caxton. HOWARD PEARSON STEVENS Skipper . . . another rec diver . . . coach's favorite . . . cautious driver . . . friendly . . . political enthusiast . . . NATURE FORMS US FOR OURSELVES, NOT FOR OTHERS. WILLIAM LESLIE STREET Struts . . . folded up in the Falcon . . . candy man . . . Omigosh . . . sunny side of the street . . . GREAT PERSONS ARE ABLE TO DO GREAT KINDNESSES. --Cer- vantes . ROBERTA YOUNG STRICKLER Rob . . . river romper . . . classic tastes . . . the truck driver . . . redheaded rascal . . . GRACIOUS TO ALL, TO NONE SUBSERVIENT, WITHOUT OFFENSE HE SPOKE THE WORD HE MEANT. --Aldrich. 33 KAREN RUTH SWAYE Karen . . . head cheer- leader . . . Oh, my heavens! . . . keeper of the class funds . . . in- telligent, sincere, and eager to please . . . WISDOM DENOTES THE PURSUING OF THE BEST ENDS BY THE BEST MEANS. --Hutcheson. DENNIS JOSEPH SZELL Denny . . . hey, punchy ... big daddy . . . big hot Olds . . . what’s a Republican? . . . hard worker . . . THE SUREST WAY NOT TO FAIL IS TO DETER- MINE TO SUCCEED. Sheridan. BARRY RONALD TAYLOR Barium . . . one of Mr. Hensel's buddies . . . sly humorist . . . member of the Honda set . . . loves that Trig, class . . . THE WORLD IS BLESSED MOST BY MEN WHO DO THINGS, AND NOT BY THOSE WHO MERELY TALK ABOUT THEM. — Oliver. WILLIAM KRIECH THINNES Moonie . . . tuff Tiger tackle . . . Hey boy! . . . perenniel hall guard . . . ”29'll go! . . . serious minded--at times ... I CAN PARDON EVERYBODY'S MISTAKES EXCEPT MY OWN. -. Kato. JOHN WESTON THOBABEN John . . . Tiger trumpeteer . . . smoke signals from the woods . . . forever teasing . . . well-known school DOUGLAS DEMINC THOMAS Tex . . . 440-Mighty Mouse . . . devilish grin . . . Reeeeelly? . . . Bow-legged . . . friendli- ness is one of his nicest STEPHEN GOOD THOMAS Stevie T. . . . bearded one . . . S.C. president . . . casanova . . . Pro- gressive loyalist . . . knows his own mind . . . OPINIONS CANNOT SURVIVE IF ONE HAS NO CHANCE TO FIGHT FOR PATRICIA ANN TOTH Pat . . . eager sports participant . . . Hough's calorie counter . . . No, really? . . . sincere, understanding friend . . . THE SINCERE ALONE CAN RECOGNIZE SIN- CERITY. -Carlyle. librarian . . . BOOKS SHOULD TO ONE OF THESE FOUR ENDS CON- DUCE; FOR WISDOM, PIETY, DELIGHT OR USE. --Denham. characteristics . . . EN- THUSIASM IS A TELE- SCOPE THAT YANKS THE MISTY DISTANT FUTURE INTO THE RADIANT, TANGIBLE PRESENT. THEM. —Mann. 34 RICHARD DENNIS VACCARIELLO Vac . . . one of a kind . . . aren't we glad there aren't two pair of a full house? ... his best hand is at the wheel . . . PROFOUND SINCERITY IS THE ONLY BASIS OF TALENT AS OF CHAR- ACTER. --Emerson. MARITA INGEGERD von ESSEN Miittu . . . Chagrin's Finnish A.F.S.er . . . what's parking? . . . sweet simplicity . . . let's went! ... a friend to all . . . GOOD HUMOR MAY BE SAID TO BE ONE OF THE BEST ARTICLES OF DRESS ONE CAN WEAR IN SOCIETY. --Thackery. SARAH ROSE TOWNSEND Sallie . . . Wild Ver- mont summers . . . Pro- ficient Prom chairman . . . Mr. Harlan's friend . . . Mischievous dare- devil . . . ASK, AND IT SHALL BE GIVEN YOU; SEEK AND YE SHALL FIND; KNOCK AND IT SHALL BE OPENED UNTO YOU. —Matthew. CHRISTIE JEAN TRACE Chris . . . forever in love . . . sways with a wiggle . . . twirls the R . . . sincerely in- terested in people . . . GOODNESS DOES NOT MORE CERTAINLY MAKE MEN HAPPY THAN HAPPINESS MAKES THEM GOOD. --Lander. LINDA DIANE WAIT Linda . . . candy striper . . . hustlin' hosteler . . . dual voice . . . polished manners . . . explosive happiness . . . THE FORCE OF HER OWN MERIT MAKES HER WAY- Shakespe are. STEPHEN MAYNARD WARNER, JR. Step . . . bombs in a green V.W. . . . small but mighty . . . when can I eat? . . . another— wrestler . . . Woodrow the woodsman . . . LET THE THEM CALL IT MIS- CHIEF: WHEN IT IS PASSED AND PROSPERED IT WILL BE VIRTUE. LAWRENCE EDWARD WELKER Lar . . . machine gun laugh . . . class president . . . Marsh, you're crazy! . . . always a grin and a blush . . . GIVE ME HEALTH AND A DAY, AND I WILL MAKE THE POMP OF EMPERORS RIDICU LO US. - -Eme rson. JEFFREY ALAN WHITE Jeff . . . guess what! I don't have my home- work done! . . . many- sided versatility . . . ser- ious and sincere . . . POSSESS YOUR SOUL WITH PATIENCE. —Dry den. 35 CYNTHIA STAR WILSON Cindy . . . Texas nomad . . . never a dull mo- ment! . . . Aww, c'mon . . . constant supply of hu- mor . . . unlimited talents and interests . . . THE UCHT OF FRIENDSHIP IS LIKE THE LIGHT OF PHOSPHORUS, SEEN PLAINEST WHEN ALL AROUND IS DARK.� — Crowell. JOHN FRANKLIN WOODRICH Woody . . . camera bug . . . Let's record it . . . one of the Johns . . . always hustlin' ... I FIND THE GREAT THING IN THIS WORLD IS NOT SO MUCH WHERE WE STAND, BUT IN WHAT DIRECTION WE ARE HEADING. --Goethe. DAVID LAWRENCE WRIGHT Dave . . . deep throated virtuoso ... head foot- ball manager . . . eager and willing to work . . . intelligence, sincerity and a true desire to please ... HE ONLY IS A WELL-MADE MAN WHO HAS GOOD DETERMINA- TION. MORTIMER Mort . . . Grrrrrreat! ! . . . gift of the class of '60 . . . Mighty mascot . . . We've got the TIGER on our team! ! . . . A SPIRIT SUPERIOR TO EVERY WEAPON.� — Ovid. RICHARD PAUL Dick . . Shaker Heights transfer . . . I'm partic- ular ... a gentleman in his ways . . . warm, Cal- ifornia sun . . . NO LANGUAGE CAN EXPRESS THE WORTH OF A TRUE GENTLEMAN. - -Crestien. FIRST SENIOR CHRISTMAS TREE Mr. Richmond's Civics Class CHARLES SIZEMORE Charlie . . . impor di- rect from Burton . . .re- search on Sociology proj- ect?! . . . really a red- head! . . . ZZZZ . . . SILENCE MAY DO GOOD, AND CAN DO LITTLE HARM.� —Brath- waite. CLASS OF 1966 CLASS OF 1967 CLASS OF 1968 H. Burnett, Sec.; H. Harden, Treas.; S. Beale, Pres.; J. Shutts, V.P. (not shown) CLASS ROW Is M. Allen, T. Ander- son, R. Bagley, J. Bartholomew, S. Beale, D. Belnap. ROW 2: R. Blair, G. Bottomy, V. Bourisseau, F. Brakeman, M. Bramhall, L. Brown. ROW 3: M. Burger, H. Burnett, R. Buxton, B. Carr, J. Cary, R. Chatham. ROW 4: R. Clasen, C. Clem- son, P. Conley, B. Conway, D. Conway, P. Cook. ROW 5: D. Corlett, C. Curtis, L. Davis, M. Edelmann, J. Fellows, D. Finch. ROW 6: D. Foecking, T. Ful- ler, S. Gabrowshek, S. Gensert, V. Gilbert, C. Glaser. NOT SHOWN, R. Akers, M. Ford. ROW 1: G. Gordon, J. Grier- son, C. Grose, C. Groth, D. Hageman, H. Harden. ROW 2: M. Harwood, J. Hawk, G. Heartz, M. Herring- ton, L. Hill, R. Hogg. ROW 3: E. Holub, H. Howell, J. Huge, J. Hurst, D. Jackson, J. Jackson. ROW 4: M. Jackson, M. Jeffer- son, R. Jerkovitz, E. Johnson, K. Johnson, L. Jones. OF 1966 ROW 5: S. Jones, B. Kaschalk, B. Keefe, S. Keeney, S. Kelley, T. Kelley. ROW 6: K. Knauff, C. Koepf, D. Kubbs, K. Kuivinen, J. Lar- ker, P. Lawrence. ROW 7: P. Lax, A. Leonardo, C. Long, A. Lopatt, J. Lukes, S. Mahan. ROW 8: A. Marcellus, R. Marks, C. Marz, T. Matthews, R. McClure, M. McDermott. ROW 9: P. McDermott, D. McFarland, J. McGuire, D. McKee, K. Meek, S. Miller ROW 10: J. Muggleton, M. Narten, G. Neidhardt, J. Ny- berg, N. Olewiler, M. Otis. ROW 1: P. Ott, A. Peabody, C. Peterson, D. Pound, K. Pribanic, J. Ptaszynski, D. Rinkoski, ROW 2: N. Rood, P. Saurman, D. Schmidt, C. Schnitzel, L. Schregardus, G. Schroeder, J. Schron, P. Sherman; ROW 3: J. Shutts, L. Simpson, G. Sindelar, A. Smith, M. Sorenson, D. Stallnecht, J. Stallnecht, T. Stearns; ROW 4: N. Stevenson, J. Tenny, M. Thoke, D. Thompson, D. Toth, J. VanGorder, R. Wade, W. Walsh; ROW 5: B. Webster, M. Wendl, M. Whitehead, C. Whittingham, R. Wilber, G. Wilson, D. Wise'; ROW 6: P. Woodward. 42 K. Coryell, Treas.; J. Platek, Sec.j J. Blazer, Pres.j S. Spangenberg, V.P. CLASS OF 1967 ROW Is C. Alcorn, L. Alstrom, J. Andrews, K. Bagwell, S. Bain- bridge, R. Baker; ROW 2: S. Barr, D. Benson, C. Binder, L. Blair, J. Blazer, B. Bolton; ROW 3: M. Boslaugh, J. Braun, S. Bullis, L. Burkhardt, J. Butler, P. Calvert; ROW 4: B. Camarato, W. Cameron, S. Chamberlain, R. Chisholm, C. Close, M. Correll; ROW 5: K. Coryell, L. Crum, T. Dapo, S. Davis, K. DeGreen, B. Edwards; ROW 6: D. Ehrenbeit, M. Engel, B. Farrow, B. Fitzsimmons, S. Freeman, C. Fuller; ROW 7: T. Fuller, R. Furst, K. Garrett, F. Gerould, M. Giel, B. Giesse. NOT SHOWN: G. Gliba, J. Osborn, C. Vasey. 43 ROW 1: S. Goodwin, W. Groth, S. Grubich, N. Guest, N. Gardner. ROW 2: R. Hastings, C. Hellekson, S. Hissett, D. Hlad, N. Hoffman. ROW 3: D. Howard, A. Jackson, T. Jerpbak, W. Johannisson, Dan Johnson. ROW 4: Don Johnson, J. Karshner, K. Kelley, P. Kleve, D. Koos. ROW 5: H. Koring, D. Kotting, T. Kurtz, G. LaMusga, M. Locsch. ROW 6: J. Long, R. Lowe, S. Lusk, S. Lutman, F. Mackey. ROW 7: W. Manlove, R. Martinko, J. Martt, B. Matthews, D. McDer- mott, D. Micenko. ROW 8: W. Miles, D. Miller, B. Molineaux, R. Munn, A. Olson, S. Or me. ROW 9: J. Osborn, G: Owens, J. Pandy, J. Patton, P. Paul, M. Pearch. ROW 10: E. Penberthy, C. Perry, J. Platek, M. Pribanic, D. Quesinberry, R. Rahal. 44 ROW 1: W. Rashid, F. Rataiczak, D. Rau, O. Reynolds, S. Richards. ROW 2: J. Rigby, D. Schmidt, B. Schroeder, N. Schwed, R. Scott. ROW 3: L. Seekamp, P. Saile, N. Shelton, S. Shutts, S. Sickling. ROW 4: D. Simms, W. Simms, W. Sindelar, P. Sipos, D. Smith. ROW 5: S. Spangenberg, H. Strat- ton, D. Sturges, K. Sutphin, M. Szell. ROW 6: P. Taggart, L. Takas, C. Turner, D. Tuson, J. Vacha. ROW 7: A. Vasey, M. Vecchiarel- li, W. VerDuin, V. Warren, M. Wat- kins, R. Welker. ROW 8: H. Wendl, G. White, P. White, J. Wilk, E. Wilkens, E. Willard. ROW 9: K. Williams, M. Wil- liams, D. Winchell, W. Wise, L. Wolaver, D. Wright. 45 ROW 10: A. Zelenak. T. Dayton, V.P.; M. Lutman, Sec.; R. Durrin, Pres.; D. Karl, Treas. CLASS ROW 1: L. Abdnor, A. Allen, M. Bagley, R. Bair, J. Barrett, G. Barringer. ROW 2: M. Barstow, S. Berry, B. Blazer, K. Bohn, P. Bowers, H. Bramhall. ROW 3: R. Brooks, S. Brown, E. Burger, B. Burns, M Burrell, G. Campbell. ROW 4: P. Cary, J. Chess, D. Conley, B. Cull, C. Curtis, M. Dalton. ROW 5: D. Davis, H. Davis, D. Dayton, C. Diamond, M. Downes, R. Durrin. ROW 6: B. Eggelston, W. Elderkin, M. Fast, P. Frederick, R. Freemantle, W. French. NOT SHOWN: D. Ballitte. 46 ROW Is P. Fuller, V. Furst, C. C. Gensert, T. Gerken, R. Gift, D. Gliba. ROW 2: G. Goodrich, L. Gor- retta, S. Gregg, B. Gregory, M. Crumley, H. Hale. ROW 3: G. Harmon, T. Harris, L. Hatfield, C. Hawk, B. Heartz, T. Hecker. ROW 4: J. Hentemann, J. Hem, D. Hiles, N. Hogg, L. Hollis, M. Holub. OF 1968 ROW 5: K. Houghton, R. Huelsman, S. Hunter, C. Inger- soll, J. Jackson, R. Jackson. ROW 6: S. Jenuleson, K. Johnson, T. Johnson, M. Jo- keia, D. Karl, S. Keary. ROW 7: C. Keeler, B. Den- ning, J. Kiefer, K. Knauff, W. Komlo, E. Kretzmann. ROW 8: M. Kubbs, M. Kuivi- nen, L. Larson, A. Lash, W. Leach, S. Legge. ROW 9: C. Lockert, L. Long, R. Lopatt, M. Lukes, M Lut- man, B. Maize. ROW 10: T. Maran, J. March- bank, B. Martin, J. McGuire, B. McSherry, J. Miller. 47 ROW 1: R. Miller, T. Muggleton, J. Murtaugh, S. Napier, E. Narten, J. Nosol, J. Ober, G. Onasch. ROW 2: S. Osborne, T. Oster, P. Ott, M. Overs, P. Parker, S. Parker, K. Pearson, T. Pittrizzi. ROW 3: R. Pribanic, M. Raker, D. Ramsey, R. Rowan, E. Samletzka, K. Saurman, D. Schregardus, J. Seekamp. ROW 4: D. Serafini, J. Sicker, L. Simmons, J. Peckis, C. Sinclair, J. Sindelar, M. Sizemore, D. Smith. ROW 5: F. Smith, L. Solethner, C. Stolph, K. Swan, A. Tallion, K. Taylor, W. Thobaben, L. Thomas. ROW 6: M. Vasey, N. Vecchiarelli, A. VerDuin, J. Vittek, K. Walker, R. Walters, D. Ward, T. Weizer. ROW 7: S. Wendl, G. Williams, K. Williams, J. Winchell, C. Winko, W. Yeaser, J. Zarack. 48 HIGHLIGHTS X - s4Jiq. 'rruxjJh JjMU'Yy JA1 -2 . kJLJudxjUdl i lAci � 'YiU t- JMmM. o rj W aA cJJ ±hi ru% JjJLAsft _X« vn I w U 0L } A SlX Ua o - «SJU . «VU-AxA Ia AjrCAA iUuU i (wax a ('Wv'VOv Ck L OW 40- xU oQ -iLCll- 4 -0- ■K L _4x +' tcc Jo t jB-tA. Ojue. - Tv (KAJ J(MSJL4 AA-'C y Wj� x flL ® OL s f UuuUU ul '«I Ann Chamberlain Bonnie Boehm Sharon Rail Queen: Bonnie Boehm Attendants: Connie Harlan, Ann Chamberlain T-TEEN FORMAL 1964 1964 PROM ‘TEMPLE OF THE GODS” QUEEN—SUSIE KEAL KING--BARRY FURST STANDING: Sophomore at- tendant Nancy Shelton, Fresh- man Valerie Furst, Senior at- tendants Leigh English and Pam Andberg, Junior attendant Ann Peabody. SEATED: Queen Sharon. HOMECOMING 1964 Queen Sharon Rail Captain Dale Bradley FRONT ROW: T. Maran, L. Solether, A. Peabody, P. Lax, S. Jones; ROW 2: J. Blazer, B. Bird, J. Ismond, K. Garrett, M. Watkins, J. Miller, R. Johnson, D. Smith; ROW 3: J. Hurst, K. DeGreen, W. Elderkin, T. Anderson, D. Lyon, B. Bowers, S. Thomas. FRONT ROW: A. Peabody, Asst. Treas.j J. Hurst, V.P.; S. Thomas, Pres.j P. Lax, Asst. Sec.; ROW 2: J. Ismond, Treas.; K. Garrett, Sec. STUDENT COUNCIL You mean we only lost $50 this week? ! NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: B. Payer, Sec.-Treas.; S. Legge, V.P.; ROW 2: D. Lyon, Pres.; Mr. Wheatcraft, Adv. FRONT ROW: J. Ismond, N. Kuckelheim, K. Johnson, V. Camarato, K. Keeler; ROW 2: K. Swaye, K. Rowan, G. Finch, B. Payer, B. Boehm, S. Townsend, L. Wait, D. Lyon; ROW 3: L. Frew, L. Hammonds, R. Johnson, S. Legge. FRONT ROW: L. Frew, M. Knapp, P. Lax, N. Olewiler, C. Grose, S. Beale; ROW 2: S. Jones, L. Hill, J. Sinclair, J. Martt, C. Hellekson, L. Brown, B. Webster, M. Jackson, J. Hurst, TOP ROW: M. Allen, E. Holub, R. Marks, P. Peabody, R. Strickler, K. Garrett, H. Burnett, S. Chamberlain, G. White, D. Miller, S. Kelley. JCWA Junior Council on World Affairs FRONT ROW: C. Cary, D. Smith, G. Schroeder, J Tenny, S. Legge, W. Rasnid, S. Gensert, ROW 2: M. von Essen, E. Langstaff, K. Keeler, B. Payer, B. Boehm, S. Townsend, K. Johnson, TOP ROW: P. Andberg, B. McConnell, J. Ismond, L. Abdnor, J. Nyberg, A. Chamberlain, C. Clemson. N. Olewiler, V.P.; R. Strickler, Sec.; Miss Molden, Advisor; S. Legge, Treas. FRONT ROW: L. Bezdek, M. Kuivinen, K. Swaye, H. Burnett, P. Lax, S. Beale, J. Martt, B. Bird; ROW 2: S. Townsend, N. Fitzsimmons, K. Keeler, G. White, M. Allen, C. Curtis, E. Langstaff, R. Freemantle, S. Legge, S. Chamberlain, K. Rowan; TOP ROW: W. Rasnid, B. Wade, C. Groth, G. Sindelar, K. Kuivinen, G. Langstaff, M. von Essen, A. Chamberlain, C. Hellekson, A. Lash, S. Lutman. AFS American Field Service A. Lopatt, Sec.; M. von Essen, Treas.; H. Burnett, V.P.; J. Hurst, Pres. FRONT ROW: L. Brown, B. Keefe, M. Szell, S. Jones, C. Glasser, A. Marcellus; ROW 2: L. Frew, A. VerDuin, C. Groll, N. Stevenson, P. Cook, J. Nyberg, C. Turner, T. Paul, T. Fuller, P. Saurman; TOP ROW: P. Ott, P. Lawrence, R. Marks, L. Schregar, J. Hurst. FRONT ROW: D. Toth, Jun. Ad.; L. Welker, Pres.; D. Bradley, B. Thinnes, Sen. Advs.; T. Stearns, Jun. Ad.; TOP ROW: D. Thomas, Sec.; D. Barry, Treas.; D. Raker, V.P. KEY CLUB FRONT ROW: W. Groth, D. Rinkoski, K. Pribanic, J. Tenny, J. Cary, D. Thompson, S. Keeney, K. DeGreen, B. Camarato, B. Carr, R. Clasen; ROW 2: T. Stearns, B. Wade, G. Schroeder, J. Schron, H. Stevens, J. Thoba- ben, A. Sawhill, C. Adams, D. Bradley, D. Barry, B. Thinnes, B. Bowers, J. Shutts, D. Johnson, S. Grubich, B. Manlove; ROW 3: A. Melby, H. Gordon, K. Kuivinen, D. Thomas, D. Raker, M. Mahon, D. Hlad, B. Molineauz, P. Sipos, B. Welker, B. Street, D. Wright, T. Ricker, B. Braun, B. Taylor, D. Smith, P. Calvert; TOP ROW: D. Toth, L. Welker, J. Andrews, B. Fitzsimmons, R. Scott, R. Vaccariello, D. Powley, V. Cordes, B. McLellan, S. Legge, B. Steele, R. Sheer, D. Case, D. Cubbs, W. Edwards. 64 D. Pound, V.P.; L. Welker, Pres.; D. Barry, Treas.; Mr. Piai, Advisor. VARSITY CLUB FRONT ROW: D. Pound; ROW 2: K. Laderer; ROW 3: S. Thomas, J. Shutts; ROW 4: J. Marsh, T. Nash; ROW 5: P. Sinde lar, L. Welker, D. Barry; ROW 6: D. Bradley, D. Toth; ROW 7: B. Thinnes, D. Rinkoski, T. Dayton, G. Gordon; ROW 8: S. Grubich, J. Tenny, D. Thomas, T. Ricker; ROW 9: C. Renolds, B. Sickling, A. Melby, B. Bowersj ROW 10: D. Szell, D. Wright, K. Pettibone, G. Finch, S. Warner, C. Cary, S. Spangenberg, B. Braun; ROW 11: W. Johannison, B. Carr, T. Steams, P. Calvert, D. Smith. 65 TIGER’S TALE Mrs. Harlan, Mrs. Davis (not shown), Advs., N. Kuckelheim, co-editor, L. English, co- editor. FRONT ROW: R. Freemantle, S. Rail, C. Trace; ROW 2: V. Matthews, B. Boehm, E. Langstaff, C. Koepf, K. Sheer, K. Swaye; ROW 3: R. Strickler, F. DuBay, K. Johnson, L. Abdnor, L. Brown, S. Lloyd, J. Nyberg, M. Jokela, M. Engel, B. Keefe, S. Townsend; TOP ROW: D. Jackson, P. Whaley, S. Legge. FRONT ROW: B. Bird, L. Abdnor, B. McConnell, P. Andberg, T. Fuller; TOP ROW; S. Kelley, C. Schnitzer, C. Croll, L. Ulrich, P. Ott, S. Fuller, J. Chess, K. Bohn, L. Larson. FRONT ROW: R. Freemantle, C. Winko, M. Vasey, M. Downs, J. Mcguirc, G. Har- mon, L. Takas, ROW 2: M. Bagley, A. Lash, K. Taylor, L. Gorretta, W. Groth, K. Kelly, S. Fuller, L. Crum, B. Cull, J. Butler, B. Thobaben, T. Moran; TOP ROW: L. Hollis, J. Hentemann, L. Abdnor, M. Jokela, M. Lutman, K. Wil- liams, J. Sieker, L. Simmons, P. Ott, P. Fuller, K. Stolf, H. Davis, P. Parker. F. T.A. FRONT ROW: S. Kelley, J. Nyberg, N. Fitzsimmons, V. Matthews; ROW 2: J. Thobaben, L. Frew, K. Swaye, K. Sheer, C. Harlan, L. Abdnor; TOP ROW: C. Wilson, L. Wait, J. Camp, P. Cook, H. Williams, C. Groll, T. Fuller, C. Trace, B. Boehm, C. Marz, J. Ptaszynski. J. Nyberg, Treas.; S. Kelley, V.P.; N. Fitzsimmons, Sec.; T. Fuller, District Rep.; V. Matthews, Pres.; C. Groll, District Rep. Editorial Board: FRONT ROW: B. Payer, M. Jackson, D. Mckee, S. Spangenberg, G. Schroeder, D. Con- way, Art Co-ordinator, S. Townsend; SECOND ROW: K. Keeler, D. Lyons, Head of Editorial Board, G. Langstaff, Editor-in-Chief. PRISM Promotional Editors: L. Wait, H. Williams, B. Boehm, S. Lloyd. TheC.F.H.S. Arts Magazine provides an opportunity for all students to express their creativity. This year the Prism was improved through an ex- panded staff and a new interest among the student body. The Group! STAFF EDITOR......... Linda Frew ASS'T EDITOR........Janet Ismond BUSINESS MANAGER....... Karen Swaye ART EDITORS.......Chris Cary Connie Harlan SENIOR SECTION.......Lynne Abdnor John Marsh ACTIVITIES UNDERCLASSMEN. . Judy Sinclair Leigh English Robin Strickler SPORTS......... Steve Thomas Rick Johnson PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR........Don Lyon LAY-OUTS....... Kathy Johnson Pam Andberg TYPISTS........Ann Chamberlain Barb Bird Barb McConnell APPRENTICES ... Alice Lopatt Jan Nyberg ADVISOR........Mr. Norman Fry ZENITH Our Leaders! FRONT ROW: L. Hollis, R. Marks, C. Curtis, M. Jokela, S. Beale, S. Jones, L. Brown, S. Townsend, P. Saurman, L. Wait, J. Sinclair, C. Trace, K. Swaye, B. Keefe, K. Garrett; ROW 2: M. Harwood, G. Bottomy, J. Nyberg, H. Williams, P. Lax, C. Helleckson, M. Allen, K. Johnson, T. Fuller, N. Fitzsim- mons, B. Webster, C. Wilson, A. Chamberlain, L. Rau, P. Ott, C. Groll, H. VerDuin; ROW 3: J. Camp, S. Long, P. Lawrence, J. Pandy, V. Warren, C. Curtis, P. Cook, S. Goodwin, H. Howell, J. Bartholomew, C. Koepf, E. Langstaff, N. Stevenson, K. Sheer, V. Matthews. Y- TEENS N. Hoffman, Sec.; L. Hill, V.P.; C. Grose, Treas.; K. Johnson, Soc. Ch.j B. Boehm, Pres.; C. Harlan, Rel. Ch.; M. Engel, Ser. Ch. FRONT ROW: V. Furst, B. Burrell, T. Moran, P. Bowers, M. Bagley, B. Gregory, A. VerDuin, G. LaMusga, D. Koos, W. Cameron, N. Shelton, J. Butler, L. Takas, L. Crum, L. Hatfield, B. McSherry, J. Chess; ROW 2: D. Karl, S. Berry, S. Parker, S. Legge, M. Kuivinen, S. Fuller, M. Szell, W. Groth, K. Kelley, L. Abdnor, F. Rataiczak, L. Wolaver, N. Hoffman, D. Miller, S. Sickling, J. Osborne, TOP ROW: S. Hunter, J. McGuire, L. Long, B. Kenning, J. Wilk, M. Vecciarelli, C. Williams, C. Close, S. Shutts, R. Chisholm, S. Turner, K. Wil- liams, J. Platek, J. Karshner, S. Brown, R. Freemantle, S. Jenuleson. FRONT ROW: S. Freeman, M. Pearch, D. Miller, M. Vecchiarelli, L. Wolaver, S. Shutts; ROW 2: L. Simpson, J. Fellows, C. Trace, L. Frew, P. Toth, N. Shelton, V. Camarato; ROW 3: K. Johnson, A. Peabody, L. Abdnor, C. Wilson, G. Bottomy, M. Allen, C. Curtis, M. Harwood, J. Sinclair. LEADERS CLUB Leaders in action! L. Abdnor, Sec.; L. Frew, V.P.; Mrs. Wilcox, Adv.; V. Camarato, Treas.; J. Sinclair, Pres. GERMAN CLUB S. Kelley, Sec.-Treas.; B. Bird, Pres.; D. Groth, V.P. FRONT ROW: J. Martt, J. Muggleton, K. Swan, N. Hoff- man, L. Wait, H. Koringj ROW 2: T. Muggleton, B. Miller, G. Schroeder, J. Campbell, R. Pribanic, Mrs. Hensley; TOP ROW: J. Braun, B. VerDuin, J. Ober, T. Kelley, M. Sorenson, B. Schroeder. FRONT ROW: M. Burger, S. Miller, K. Pribanic, C. Marz, Mrs. Hensley; ROW 2: P. Frederick, T. Gerken, C. Lockert, S. Kelley, B. Bird, R. Walters; TOP ROW: F. Gerould, E. Wil- kens, S. Barrett, P. Whaley, R. Chatham, D. Groth, R. Wade. SPANISH CLUB B. Boehm, V.P.; A. Chamberlain, Pres.; A. Lopatt. FRONT ROW: A. Lo- patt, W. Walsh, F. DuBay, B. Bird, K. Swaye, L. English, K. Johnson; ROW 2: B. Conway, L. Bezdek, C. Wilson, P. Lax, A. Chamberlain, M. Burger, T. Fuller, C. Grose, H. Howell, N. Kuckelheim; ROW 3: M. Giel, M. Bramhall, P. Thompson, B. Carr, G. Neidhardt. FRONT ROW: R. Strickler, D. Sturgess, L. Takas; ROW 2: B. Boehm, V. Warren, D. Miller, S. Goodwin, S. Orme, S. Gabrow- shek; ROW 3: P. Ott, S. Fuller, K. Kelly, H. Williams, H. VerDuin, M. Knapp, B. Payer, N. Shelton, S. Turner; ROW 3: E. Johnson, S. Townsend, C. Adams, J. Stallnecht, K. Pettibone, W. Johanisson, B. Lowe, D. Case, D. Powley, S. Legge. FRONT ROW: S. Shutts, S. Sickling, L. Brown, J. Bartholomew, L. Tackas, S. Beale, E. Holub, L. Hill, C. Koepf, S. Jones, ROW 3: K. Williams, N. Guest, C. Groll, C. Clemson, P. Lawrence, M. Allen, C. Long, J. Wilk, H. Howell, TOP ROW: W. Miles, R. Marks, L. Schregardus, J. Pandy, B. Webster, B. Keefe, N. Stevenson. LA TIN CL UB FRONT ROW: C. Clemson, S. Turner, K. Taylor, S. Rail, C. Koepf, T. Beck, J. Muggleton, P. Cook, M. Vasey, ROW 2: J. Wilk, K. Williams, B. Webster, L. Hill, C. Long, H. VerDuin, D. Con- way, E. Burger, J. Thobaben, H. Stevens, K. Pearson, L. Bezdek, Mr. Roby. ART CLUB Mr. Roby, Advisor; J. Muggleton, Sec.-Treas.; C. Clemson, Pres.; M. Narten, V.P.—not shown. CHORAL CLUB Pianist, D. Jackson, Choral Director, Mr. Crone. FRONT ROW: Mr. Crone, N. Gardner, B. Kaschalk, M. Sizemore, M. Schwed, P. Parker, M. Grumly, C. Littleton; SECOND ROW: D. Jackson, C. Whittingham, J. McGuire, L. Burkhardt, A. Allen, J. Osborne, C. Lockhardt, H. Davis, C. Adams, M. Boslaugh; TOP ROW: D. Schregardus, C. Sinclair, T. Hecker, L. Hammonds, B. Thobaben, R. Walters, R. Bair, D. Wright. FRONT ROW: D. Jackson, N. Kuckelheim, T. Fuller, J. Osborne, G. Langstaff. SECOND ROW: A. Blair, P. Cook, S. Townsend, H. Williams, H. Davis. THIRD ROW: G. Barringer, N. Gardner, B. Thobaben, D. Wright. NOT SHOWN: A. Cottrell, H. Chatam, E. Langstaff, S. Lloyd, C. Groll, E. Johnson, J. Muggleston, C. Sinclair, N. Fitzsimmons, J. Butler, F. Mackey, K. Swaye, C. Williams, L. Brown. FALLS D. Wright, Treas.; G. Langstaff, Pres.; N. Kucke- leim, Sec'y; D. Jackson, V.P. FOOTLIGHTERS Senior Class Play, Kind Sir Cast: A. Cottrell, C. Cary, S. Lloyd, J. Marsh, E. Lang- staff. NOT SHOWN: K.Laderer C. C. Lockert, T. Kelly, R. Buxton, R. Chatham, J. Stallnecht, J. Ober, S. Napier, B. Thobaben, L. Larson, K. Coryell, D. Stallnecht, J. Zarrack, B. Blazer, S. Chamberlain, E. Hawk, C. Sinclair, D. Powley, M. Mahon, S. Hissett; F. S. Gensert, M. Jefferson, L. Crum, S. Lutman, P. Sipos, C. Gensert, F. Mackey, B. Larson, G. Hoffman. D. Coryell, J. Thobaben, B. Conway, J. Martt, M. Kuivenen, D. Jackson, W. Leach, A. Kretzman, H. Davis, M. Bos laugh. L. Abdnor, Capt., J. Sinclair, K. Sheer, K. Johnson, C. Harlan, C. Trace B. McConnell. BAND AND MAJORETTES A. Chamberlain, Head; S. Richards, C. Grose, T. Fuller, N. Hoffman, F. DuBay, M. Engel. SPORTS VARSITY FRONT ROW: D. Szell, T. Ricker, B. Thinnes, K. Laderer, B. Sickling, J. Marsh, C. Cary, D. Bradley, B. Bowers, S. Thomas, L. Welker, R. Johnson; ROW 2: B. Fitzsimmons, B. Hogg, D. Pound, T. Steams, D. Ehrenbeit, J. Shutts, G. Schroeder, A. Melby, D. Quesinberry, G. Gliba; ROW 3: S. Grubich, D. Rinkeski, J. Andrews, D. Toth, J. Jackson, J. Cary, J. Tenny, R. McClure, W. Wise; TOP ROW: D. Smith, G. Sever, B. Furst, R. Scott, B. Martinke, T. Dape, B. Manlove, P. White, Don Johnson, Dan Johnson. —Wm. Middleton RESULTS C.F. 38 Brooklyn OPP. 6 6 Willoughby 22 7 Wickliffe 6 20 Kenston 22 0 Solon 24 16 Orange 8 32 West Geauga 6 30 Twinsburg 8 19 Beachwood 0 FOOTBALL Coaches: B. Morgan; J. Piai; R. Russell, J. Stanton. NOT SHOWN: J. Hoppel. —Wm. Middleton Photos Courtesy of Wm. Middleton FRONT ROW: R. Brooks, R. Seekamp, C. Yeaser, B. Burns, K. Keller, D. Cliba, J. Vittek, W. French; ROW 2: S. Osborne, B. Mays, D. Lopatt, G. Goodrich, T. Dayton, K. Sourman, S. Keary; ROW 3: B. Rowan, P. Cary, R. Huelsman, D. Ward, B. Jackson; TOP ROW: J. Miller, T. Harris, G. Onasch, D. Gift, B. Durin, T. Johnson, A. Tallion. FROSH VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD: P. Andberg, J. Bartholomew, K. Swaye--captain, H. Bur- nett, J. Hurst. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD: TOP: S. Sickling, N. Guest. BOTTOM: J. Platek — captain, S. Orme, K. Garrett. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD: STANDING: V. Furst, L. Hollis, S. Jenuleson. KNEELING: B. Burrell, T. Maran--captain. CHEERLEADERS FRESHMAN, JUN- IOR VARSITY, VARSITY BASKET- BALL SQUADS. BOY'S GYMNASTIC TEAM: TOP ROW: J. Larker, B. Sinde lar, T. Matthews, G. Sinde lar, M. White- head, J. Lukes, L. Welker. BOT- TOM ROW: S. Thomas, F. Simmons, J. Marsh, P. Sindelar, B. Bowers, B. Sickling. TOP: P. Sindelar. BOTTOM: B. Sickling. B. Bowers and J. Marsh GYMNASTICS GIRL'S GYM- NASTIC TEAM: J. Bartholomew, G. Harmon, R. Chisholm, S. Jones, B. Webs- ter, R. Strickler. VARSITY TEAM TOP ROW: D. Pound, D. Toth, B. Furst, S. Mahan, B. Carr, G. Neidhardt, T. Steams; BOTTOM ROW: J. Andrews, B. Kilby, D. Barry, D. Bradley, R. Clasen. BASKETBALL Coach Wyville Rabbit and Dale RESULTS CF OPP CF OPP 41 Cuyahoga Hts. 51 52 Orange 53 34 Maple Hts. 40 50 Twinsburg 62 49 Crestwood 51 71 Aurora 62 48 Twinsburg 67 44 Keston 38 48 Willoughby South 67 51 Wickliffe 78 41 Kenston 37 53 Solon 62 43 Bedford 60 39 West Geauga 73 43 Solon 53 53 Orange 61 55 West Geauga 51 58 Collinwood 65 Won 4 Lost 14 91 TOP ROW: B. Mollineaux, D. Thompson, G. Neidhardt, B. Edwards, B. Johanni- son, D. Quesinbery, D. Johnson, C. Binder; BOTTOM ROW: D. Smith, R. Scott, P. Calvert, D. Rinkoski, B. Manlove, C. Reynolds, T. Dapo, J. Rigby. JUNIOR VARSITY Coach Ohlrich Results C.F. 38--Cuyanoga Hts. C.F. 31--Maple Hts. C.F. 45--Crestwood C.F. 40--Twinsburg C.F. 32--Willoughby South C.F. 31--Kenston C.F. 40--Bedford C.F. 53--West Geauga C.F. 28--Solon C.F. 45--Orange C.F. 51--Twinsburg 49 C.F. 57--Aurora C.F. 35--Kenston C.F. 39--Wickliffe C.F. 32--Solon C.F. 25--West Geauga C.F. 35--Orange 3 Won 9--Lost 8 92 Starters: R. Scott, D. Rinkoski, D. Smith, P. Calvert, B. Manlove, G. Neidhardt. 39 26 33 45 35 27 26 36 43 47 49 39 20 44 43 38 31 - -io TOP ROW: B. Yeaser, B. Rowan, D. Ward, M. Formato, D. Gift, G. Onasch, B. Durrin, D. Lopatt. BOTTOM ROW: A. Tallion, J. Miller, R. Huelsman, B. Komlo, C. Lockert, T. Johnson, S. Osborne. Results C.F. 32--Twinsburg 50 C.F. 32--Twinsburg 55 C.F. 35--Kenston 14 C.F. 40--Kenston 16 C.F. 33--Solon 34 C.F. 16--Solon 44 C.F. 46--Aurora 27 C.F. 34--West 22 C.F. 41--West 43 Geauga Geauga C.F. 37--Orange 31 C.F. 40--Orange 44 Coach Stanton Varsity Head Manager: D. Wise, Assistant Manager: J. Stallknecht, Trainer: T. Leonardo. WRESTLING G. Schroeder, W. Wise, J. Patton, B. Martinko, D. Hlad; FRONT ROW: S. Warner, B. Welker, G. Finch, D. Ehrenbeit, B. Fitzsimmons, J. Schron. Results C.F. 15--Crestwood 22 C.F. 23--Burton 18 C.F. 26--Painsville 15 C.F. 14--Orange 27 C.F. 17--Twinsburg 19 C.F. 23--Kenston 15 C.F. 17--Warrensville 18 C.F. 19--Solon 19 C.F. 30--W. Geauga 10 C.F. 33--Warren 8 Harding Painsville Tournament 4th N. Canton Tournament 4th Sectional Tournament 5th TOP ROW: C. Peterson, B. Jackson, J. Braun; ROW 2: L. Thomas, B. Bums, M. Sorenson, K. DeGreen, P. White, M. Giel; FRONT ROW: R. Seekamp, B. Grubich, R. Munn, T. Dayton, G. Goodrich, F. Gerould, W. French. 94 C.V.C. CHAMPS—’64 CROSS COUNTRY TOP ROW: P. Calvert, S. Lusk, S. Bainbridge, G. Neidhardt, D. Hageman, B. Clute, K. Kuivinen, J. Braun, C. Lockert, M. Thoke; ROW 2: S. Warner, K. Pettibone, J. Ptas- zynski, G. Finch, T. Dayton, B. Blair, C. Binder, A. Sawhill, B. Carr, R. Clasen; BOT- TOM ROW: S. Mahan, B. Mollineaux, D. Tuson, T. Nash, B. Braun, D. Gerould, B. Miller, J. Williams. Results Dual meets: C.F. 15--Kenston 49 C.F. 18--Orange 41 C.F. 15--Solon 49 C.F. 18--W. Geauga 41 C.F. 21--Twinsburg 38 Meets: Euclid Relays 17th Gilmour Invitational 6th Warrensville Invit. 1st Cleveland Hts. Invit. 9th District 8th Coach Hurst and Starting Runners, TOP ROW: T. Nash, T. Dayton, B. Braun, J. Ptaszynski, B. Blair; BOTTOM ROW: K. Pettibone, C. Binder, A. Sawhill, S. Warner, G. Finch. TRA CK TEAM TOP ROW: B. Braun, D. Wright, B. Sindelar, T. Nash, T. Dayton; BOTTOM ROW: J. Jackson, H. Gordon, R. Jefferson, R. Wade, J. Braun. GOLF TEAM STANDING: S. Span- genberg, F. Gerould, P. Calvert, Coach Ohl- rich; KNEELING: T. Leonardo, T. Jerpbak. INTRAMURALS 64-65 Horseshoe champs--B. Lowe, M. Loesch. Baseball Champs--Struts, Del- mar, Rabbit, and Far. Chagrin's tumbling team, in fine form. Dwight McKee, tumbling champ. 98 BASEBALL—1964 TOP ROW: G. Barnhart, D. Barry, B. Carr, T. Steams, B. Rinkoski, J. Shutts, Coach Wyville; ROW 2: B. Thinnes, R. Clasen, D. Thompson, S. Grubich, J. Andrews, R. Scott; ROW 3: L. Welker, D. Toth, J. Marsh, T. Rood, D. Pound. TENNIS—1965 TOP ROW: P. Whaley Coach McDonald, B. Johannisson; BOTTOM ROW: Captain R. Johnson, J. Tenny, C. Reynolds. 99 --Studio Boris Praise to thee our Alma Mater, 100 Praise to CLASS COLORS: NA VT BLUE and ICE BLUE CLASS FLOWER: BLUE CARNATION CLASS MOTTO: ecTHE FUTURE IS NOT IN THE HANDS OF FATE, BUTIN OURS.” —Jules Jusserand thee Chagrin. 101 PATRONS’ LIST Paul’s Men and Boys Shop Nall's Drug Store Channon's Office Supply Wycoff Floral Company Studio Boris Spiece's Drug Store Red Head Beauty Shop W. O. Wince Motor Sales, Inc. Dr. V. C. Kenny Arrowhead Nursery Anonymous Herald Newspaper Brewster and Stroud Company Cochran Paint and Wallpaper Goodtown Printers, Inc. Julia's Reducing and Health Salon Crane's Canary Cottage Chuck's Beverage Burkhardt’s Market Eighty Four West Harvey Stief, Inc. Cuyahoga Saving's Association A CKNO WLED GEM ENTS My sincerest thanks to Mr. Fry, Mr. Prentner, Mr. Boris, Mr. Conway, Mr. Middleton, Mr. Kotting, Miss Thoren, Mrs. Frew and especially to my great staff for all the time and effort they put into the designing of this yearbook. 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