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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

WE SANG IN THE SUNSHINE 4 • FOREWORD We live in an age of change and challenge that should present an exciting prospect to high school students and make you eager to assume the responsibilities that lie ahead, whether they involve further education, a job, military service, or home making and a family. The opportunities are many, if one is prepared for them, if one's goals are good and if one’s determination is strong. The greatest inventions remain to be invented. The best books are still to be written. The warmest friendships are yet to be made. The most skilled craftsman is not yet at work. The highest ideals remain to be lived up to in business, the pro- fessions, and public service. No one's imagination has soared to the ultimate height, and human relations still could use plenty of astronauts. To each Chagrin Falls High School student I offer my best wishes for attaining your personal goals. Carl B. Stokes Mayor of Cleveland 7 8 10 DEDICATION Occasionally in the course of compulsory education, a student encounters a teacher who brings life and meaning into learning. Learning then ceases to be a process of fact assimilation, and becomes an awakening to a glowing, vital, ebullient world ex- isting all around us. With an open mind, a bright sense of humor, a recognition and respect for each student as an individual, all reinforced by a sound knowledge of sub- ject matter, this rare teacher can instill in her student a consciousness of the com- plex wonders to be discovered in the pursuit of education. Through her contagious ex- uberance in communication of the endless significance of the humanities in and out of the classroom, such a teacher has presented herself to us. With an equal exuberance, the Seniors proudly dedicate the 1968 Zenith to: MRS. FRANCIS JENKINS 12 Superintendent: Dr. Thomas Assistant Superintendent Dr. Brubaker 16 Principal J. C. Reed Assistant Principal Mr. T. Moe 17 Guidance Department: Mr. Chiavetta, Miss Knight. English Department: Mr. Cowan, Miss Joseph, Mrs. Nelson, Miss Huffman, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Loesch, Mr. Schnieder, Mrs. Hurst, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Mohr. Math Department: Mr. McDonald, Miss Warner, Mr. Ohlrich, Mr. Fanger, Mr. Stanton, Mr. Kaschak. History Department: Mr. Dean, Mr. Yurtinus, Miss Huffman, Mr. Piai, Mr. Cooley. Science Department: Mr. Hensel, Mr. Wheatcraft, Mr. Battles, Mr. Hurst. Language Department: Mr. McDonald, Miss Burton, Mrs. Colignon, Miss Kingsberry Mrs. Dagner, Mr. Davis. 19 Arts Department: (left to right): Mrs. Miles, Mr. Roby, Mrs. Henderson, Mr. Fry, Miss Morris, Mr. Olah. Librarians: SEATED, Mrs. Winchell. STANDING: Miss Myers. Physical Education: (left to right): Mr. Tooth acker, Mrs. Griffiths, Miss Davenport. (SEATED): Mr. Quesinberry. 20 ACTIVITIES ' TOP ROW: L. Regan, G. Schroeder, K. Skeel, E. Takas, K. Gerould, N. Sample, T. Maran (Sec.), J. Dehamel, P. Engel (Sec.), R. Kuivinen, Mr. Kaschalk (Advisor). MIDDLE ROW: R. Lopat, R. Lyle, B. Durrin, S. Legge (Treas.), C. King, K. Walker. BOTTOM ROW: J. Eagin, B. Bailey (V.P.), R. Lyle, S. Lax, R. Olson, P. Jones, W. Elder- kin (Pres.). Not Shown: A. Engel, D. Karl, N. Farnsworth. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the leadership of President Wick Elderkin and faculty advisor Mr. George Kaschalk, the 1967-1968 Student Council worked conscientiously during regular summer meetings in order to prepare for the school year. Council projects such as Orientation of Freshmen and new students, and the Student Council--Faculty Picnic got the year off to a good start. The Christmas Toy Drive and Monte Carlo were also big successes. Student Council is an organization concerned with nearly every aspect of high school life, from Campus Committee to the Student-Faculty Relations Committee. Projects sponsored by Council this year have also included Workshops, the Student Store, the OABR, sweatshirt sales, and numerous other beneficial activities. 24 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and ser- vice--these are the criteria for selection of National Honor Society members. Ten percent of the junior class is inducted into the Society in the spring, five percent of the same class is inducted in November of the Senior year. This year NHS initiated a tutoring service for Chagrin Falls High School students and was responsible for the posting of the names on the Honor Roll. The annual Honors Banquet was held in May to recognize outstanding students. SEATED: John Eagin, president STANDING: Marta Kuivinen--secretary-treasurer, Byron Burns--vice president. STANDING: T. Maran, C. Keeler, C. Luce, R. Walters, J. Miller, J. Eagin, M. Kuivinen, B. Burns, M. Lukes, L. Larson, B. Durrin, P. Fredericks, D. Schriegardus, Mr. Wheatcragt. SEATED: B. Burrell, L. Gor- retta, K. Swan, N. Vecchiarelli, K. Statler, C. Lockert, D. Ramsey, C. Stolph, G. Harmon. Not Shown: L. Solether, S. Legge. 25 ZENITH Staff: Editor: Betsey Burrell Co-Editor: Gail Harmon Lee Abdnor Pete Cary Robbie Durrin Pat Fuller Val Furst Laura Gorretta Tim Johnson Maribeth Jokela Marta Kuivinen Sue Legge Laura Lewis Terry Maran Judy Sindelar Leslie Solether Keith Statler Nancy Vecchiarelli Editor Betsey Burrell with advisor Mr. Fry and assistant editor Gail Harmon and apprentices Allison Engel and Nancy Ericson. BACK ROW: P. Engel, U. Known, B. Kenning, J. Chess, V. DeCavitch, B. Batchelor, W. Leach, C. Farnsworth, B. Ol- son, J. Salerno, D. Lowe, N. Darroll, D. Reynolds, E. Horejs, M. Squire, N. Kala- pat, Mrs. Hurst, ad- visor. SITTING: B. Taylor, K. Ashby, J. Loesch. KNEELING: G. Kerber, S. Nelson, S. Napier, S. Trautman, S. Doyle. LANTERN SITTING: M. Pressler, R. Walters, C. Thomas, R. Lyle, M. Olewiler, D. Ram- sey, Mr. Roby. STANDING: Mrs. Jenkins, P. Eberly, C. Allen, B. Batchelor, L. Solether, E. Cross, T. Maran, L. Gorretta, S. Sipos. PRISM FT A FTA standing for Future Teachers of Amer- ica is a club made up of students who want to learn more about the teaching occupation. Most members receive valuable experience student teaching at the Lewis Sands Elemen- tary School and the Middle School. FTA invited the class of 1967 back for a tea to talk with students and teachers. Mrs. Nelson advised the club. SEATED: Kathy Taylor—Pres. STANDING: Debbie Karl—Sec., Andrea Lash—V. Pres., Ann Batchelor—Treas. STANDING: P. Orme, J. Pandy, M. Bagley, G. Harmon, J. Taylor, M. Stevens, G. Adler, A. Solether, J. March- bank, P. Nadley, K. Stevens, L.Schutte,B. Jacobs, P. Glazer, Letta Manfredi, Landa Manfredi, C. Luce, L. Poult- ney, M. Martinko. SEATED: J. Loesche, M. Downes, K. Taylor, A Lash, D. Karl, A. Batchelor, A. Smith. 28 JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS STANDING: N. Ericson, S. Cressman, S. Ryan, L. Matson, A. Smith, B. Bartholemew, P. Roberts, J. Loesch. SIT- TING: V. Batchelor, L. Chamberlain, P. Engel. The Junior Council on World Affairs, advised by Miss Bonnie Huffman, is a group of stu- dents interested in exchanging ideas on world situations. Films are shown and discussed at meetings. This year J.C. W. A. participated in the Model U.N. and represented Thailand. Officers: Pres: Lynn Chamberlain, VP: Mary Camarato, Sec: V. Batchelor T re as: Peggy Engel. 29 FRONT ROW: A. Miller, R. Steven, L. Narten, P. Norlin, N. Vecchairelli, B. McSherry, J. deHamel. SECOND ROW: B. Slaybaugh, N. Darroll, M. Marks, L. Hollis, C. McDermott, P. Engel, R. Lyle, A. Engel. THIRD ROW: S. Goodrich, D. Jones, L. Godwin, S. Ryan, C. Kiefer, M. Stevens, A. Allen, L. White, W. Kujat, K. Stevens, C. Kelly, M. Cressman, M. Pugsley, A. Adams. FOURTH ROW: L. Baenen, K. Roeder, N. Sample, G. Roeder, P. Fuller, L. Abdnor, B. Burrell. LEADERS CLUB Leaders Club provides the opportunity for all interested sophomore, junior, and senior girls to participate in both an athletic and ser- vice organization. The purpose of Leaders Club is to promote a sense of team spirit and cooperation, and to instill qualities of good leadership; to practice and develop athletic skills; and to participate in such service proj- ects as serving at school banquets and scor- ing for various Varsity sports activities. Advisor: Mrs. Griffith Leaders in action. Y-Teens is a club for girls now affiliated with the Cleveland YWCA. The club's best known function is the Y-Teen Formal, which involves literally hundreds of girls in preparation. Other past activities have included a Sadie Hawkins Dance, service projects, Christmas Caroling at Hamlet Hills, and participation in activities spon- sored by the YWCA. Y-TEENS DUHH . . . Members: J. Chess, C. Rowe, H. Raker, L. Manfredi, L. Manfredi, L. Hollis, K. Williams, M. Vasey, B. Mc- Sherry, S. Parker, M. Stevens, S. Gilbert, G. Adler, M. Martinko, M. Downes, J. Marchbank, D. Sherman, S. Jen- nelson, C. Toth, W. Solether, N. Anderson, A. Miller, P. Orme, E. Cross, K. Gerould, D. Ramsey, K. Caldwell, N. Darroll, N. Erikson, C. Luce, M. Martin, S. Black, P. Nadley, S. Goodrich, S. Schron, P. North, M. Olewiler, M. Cary, P. Engel, J. Fischley, R. Lyle, S. Stoneman, G. Rushmore, M. Martinko, J. Schwan, B. Schwind. 3! ROW 1: R. Willard, J. Wolf, J. Munn, J. Watkins, B. Bums (President), G. Wilk, S. Bley, B. Knapp. ROW 2: C. Farnsworth, S. Stevenson, D. Johnson, S. Sorenson, D. D. Snapp, J. Morrow. ROW 3: J. Greer, J. Bainbridge, B. Yeaser, P. Cushing. ROW 4: J. Langstaff, D. Karl, j. Murtaugh, S. Regan, B. Rowan, D. Ward, W. Leach, B. Bailey, C. Harmon. ROW 5: L. Hern, B. Fortenbaugh, B. Childress, S. Thompson, B. Williams, K. Statler, D. Pound. ROW 6: F. Zahi, C. Parsons, E. Helleckson, K. Lapick, D. Conley, B. Shelton. ROW 7: S. Osborne, C. Sherman, D. Serafini, E. Hawk, T. Taylor, B. Olsen. KEY CLUB Under the enthusiastic leadership of the club of- ficers and Mr. Cooley, the faculty advisor, Key Club this year regained prominence in school ac- tivities. The eighty-three members worked hard to make projects such as the Homecoming bon- fire, a paper drive, and the donation to the school of a Christmas tree successful. 32 Varsity Club is composed of forty-three mem- bers who have each earned a varsity letter. The club works mainly behind the scenes by helping with the basketball games and wrestling matches and keeping the sports bulletin board up to date. This club is an honorary organization and does not function in the capacity that other clubs do for this reason. VARSITY CLUB KNEELING: (Left to right) R. Hobart, G. Price, T. Dayton, R. Prophater, S. Regan, E. Hellekson, C. Lockert, J. Langstaff, P. Leach. STANDING: J. Bainbridge, C. Keeler, J. Miller, B. Durrin, P. Jones, J. Eagin, B. Doyle, B. Rowan, D. Ward, J. Thompson. STAIRS: D. Mclnnes, B. Bums, D. Pound, T. Johnson, J. Vajda, R. Huelsman, K. Melby, J. Weber, B. Yeaser, C. Harmon, G. Barriball. TOP ROW: J. McRobie, B. Godwin, S. Shutts, W. French, 1 G. Goodrich, B. Miller, C. Allen, K. Statler, J. Morrow, D. Hill, P. Cary, B. Jackson. KNEELING: W. Kujat, T. Sipos, A. Caldwell, K. Mahon, K. St evens, L. Regan, P. Jones. SITTING: J. O'Connor, R. Lyle, C. McDermott, J. Sommers, B. Kleaver, S. Stoneman, D. North. STANDING: A. Solether, M. Cary, P. Conner, B. Butler, S. Sipos, S. Gilbert, K. Gerould, E. Chisolm, L. Schutte, Miss Davenport, B. Jacobs. TOP ROW: G. Harmon, M. Jokela, N. Darroll, V. Cummins, K. Caldwell, K. Williams, C. Rowe, J. Chess, L. Raker, S. Par- ker, B. Kenning. PEP CLUB Pep Club, advised by Miss Davenport, is a newly organized club this year. The purpose of Pep Club is to promote better school spirit. The members attended athletic events and helped the cheerlead- ers urge the teams on to victory. K. Stevens--Treasurer, Maribeth Jokela--Pres. Martha Pugsley--V. Pres. Carrie McDermott--Secretary. K1U| || 34 LATIN CLUB STANDING: D. Rin- koski, N. Sample, C. Patton, S. Shutts, G. Kerrigan, treas. Mr. McDonald, advisor. SITTING: L. Man- fredi, Pres. L. Man- fredi, VP, V. Batch- elor, secretary. LIBRARY CLUB BACK ROW: Miss Meyers and Mrs. Winchell, librarians; B. Dissette, C. Reeves, S. Sieker, M. Crumley, W. Trim- ble. FRONT ROW, standing: K. Swan, J. Sindelar, M. Squires, S. Trautman, J. Hissett, L. Simmons. SITTING: B. Blazer and J. Sieker. 35 CHOIR ROW 1: Mrs. Macknin, Director, R. Harmon, A. Bagley, N. Crum, S. Knight, A. Batchelor, R. Kuivinen, K, Ashby, B. Slaybaugh, R. Walters, pianist. ROW 2: L. Walters, A. Engel, M. Pugsley, V. DeCavitch, R. Rippe, L. White, P. Norlin, K. Ashwill, M. Doddridge, V. Rushmore, J. Weinkauf, J. DeRocher. ROW 3: J. Littleton, C. Rice, R. Mercer, P. Spearing, S. Hale, D. Schregardus, W. Thobaben, M. Kalapat, R. Bair, J. Hem. Not Shown: S. Brovald, M. Edwards, L. Lewis, V. McChesney. The choir has expanded and been greatly acti - vated during the past year under the direction of Mrs. Molly Macknin. Membership and interest in choir has increased considerable. Students have had the opportunity to hear the choir at Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies. The choir had several out-of-school activities which included carolling in town during Christmas and programs at Hamlet Hills. 36 DRAMA Left to right: Pam Parker, Skip Regan, Kathy Stull, Betsey Burrell, Allison Engel. Allison Engel in her leading role as Mrs. Savage. Mr. Harold Loesch, Director The comedy, The Curious Savage began the drama season at Chagrin. Under the direction of Harold Loesch the play was a success financially, attendance and talent wise. The cast included Allison Engel, Bet- sey Burrell, Skip Regan, Bob Durrin, Kathy Stull, Pam Parker, Ed Horejs, Celeste Littleton, Bill Thobaben, Kinney deHamel, and Pete Cary. Members of the cast and crew received credit towards an honorary drama society, Thespians. Other plays included for this school year were Mrs. McThing and the musical Bye, Bye, Birdie. 37 ON SHELF: N. Senate, K. Swan. A. Adams, S. Bley, N. Erikson, P. Roberts. STANDING: D. Snapp R. Olson, V. Batchelor. SITTING: B. Taylor, A. Smith, N. Darroll A. Lash, S. Cressman, A. Adams, , U. Known, J. Young, M. Crumley, AFS AFS Club, the American Field Service Club, is an international organization. Students from all over the world can become invol- ved in this club, or even become an AFS student. Next year's AFS student will be Kathy Ashby, who will be going to New Zealand for twelve months. Pres: Marta Kuivenen, Vice Pres: Pam Parker, Sec: Steve Bley, Treas: Richard Olson. 38 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE STUDENTS Nanette and her American sister, Martha Pugsley. Nanette Darroll, and Noon Kalapat are Chagrin's AFS students for the 67-68 school year. Nanette, who is from Rhode- sia, is living at the Pugsleys. Noon, from Thailand, is living with the Snapps. Both students must lecture groups about their country, and are kept busy most of the time. We sincerely hope that the students at Chagrin have made this a second home for Nanette and Noon. Nanette and Noon, our AFSers. Noon and his American brother, Dave Snapp. 39 BLOSSOM TIME Don Schregardus as The absent Minded Professor for the class of 68's float. Blossom Time is held every year in the Spring. Each class participates in this event by entering a float. The Senior Class won first place for the best float, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Chip Morrill clowning around. 40 The class of 69 presents their float, Cinderlla . Queen of the 1967 Y-Teen Formal was Lynn Hollis (center) escorted by Chuck Loraine, and attended by Betsy McSherry (left), escort Waverly French and Nanette Darroll (left), escort Knut Harg. 1967 PROM Left to right: Attendant Joan Platek, Queen Debbie Miller, Attendant Sally Orme. 42 Stronger than dirt? Band Tryouts! ? The dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies The 1967 OABR was a great success under the direction of Kathy Garrett and the assistance of Sue Legge, Sally Orme, and Skip Regan. Mr. George Kaschalk was the faculty advisor. Stu- dents from all four classes showed imagination and enthusiasm in wild skits and commercials; and talented singing and dancing. 43 HOMECOMING 1967 At the 1967 Homecoming Dance is Queen Lee Lindemuth, (center), escorted by Senior class President Dave Gliba, and attended by Freshman Trudy Paul, escorted by Paul Snavely, Sophomore Gretchen Hobart, escorted by Tom Oster, Junior Chris Keifer, escorted by Kurt Sauermann, and Seniors Betsey Burrell and Leslie Solether escorted by Pete Cary and Donald Johnson respec- tively . Queen Lee Lindemuth with Senior guard Dave Cliba at pre-game ceremonies. BASEBALL TOP ROW, (left to right): D. Lopatt, S. Osborne, B. Rowan, B. Yeaser, M. Spresser. MIDDLE ROW: J. Price, S. Shutts, J. Thompson, D. Rinkowski, J. McRobie. BOTTOM: T. Maran, T. Quesinberry. RESULTS Chagrin; Opponents: 10 Orange 2 4 Twinsburg 9 2 Solon 5 1 Kenston 3 7 West Geauga 5 1 Orange 3 1 Twinsburg 3 4 Solon 2 11 Kenston 6 6 West Geauga 9 Wins: 4 Losses:6 48 49 VARSITY FOOTBALL TIGERS CAN BE PROUD OF A WINNING SEASON After many mistakes in the 6-0 victory over Brooklyn and the heartbreaking 20-19 loss to Willoughby South, a determined and dedicated Tiger football team came back to defeat Wickliffe 22-14. The two impressive victories over Twinsburg (36-0) and Kenston (32-8) showed a great Tiger improvement. Disappointed by a poor showing in their 8-0 loss against Solon, Chagrin bounced back with a hard hitting effort against Orange; but the league champs proved too much as the Tigers lost 19-0. The loyal fans who stayed through the cold and snow at West Geauga saw Chagrin clinch a tie for second in the CVC with a 14-6 win. The final game of the year saw the Tiger spirit evaporate. The Tiger attack and defense fell apart as Cuyahoga Heights ran wild in a 34-0 loss. ALL CONFERENCE CHOICES: Tim Johnson, linebacker (Defense); John Vajda, tackle (Defense); and Bob Jackson, tackle (Offense). Honorable Mention: Bob Rowan, end (Offense); Clark Keeler, center (Offense); Joe Hentemann, halfback (Offense). VARSITY TEAM: (SEATED from left); K. Statler, C. Keeler, B. Yeaser, P. Cary, D. Gliba, A. Tallion, T. Johnson, T. Harris, B. Nash, R. Huelsman, D. Gift, W. French. SECOND ROW: R. Prophater, R. Godwin, S. Regan, J. McRobie, A. Smith, J. Vajda, B. Jackson, P. Leach, B. Durrin, B. Rowan. THIRD ROW: B. Childress, R. Hobart, K. Melby, A. Bingham, J. Weber, M. Schroeder, D. Hill, G. Barriball, J. Hentemann, C. Harmon. LETTERMEN: (from left): C. Keeler, D. Gift, W. French, B. Jackson, R. Huelsman, J. Hentemann, A. Tallion, T. Johnson, and P. Leach. COACHES: (STANDING): John Piai, head coach, Bill Morgan. (FRONT): Jack Stanton, Jim Hoppel, Frank McWhorter. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: (from top): Cindy Thomas, Debbie Karl, Terry Maran, head cheerleader, Laura Nelson, and Gretchen Hobart. 51 52 At Center, a Senior, Clark Keeler1 Curtains for a Comet: Bill Yeaser, Joe Hentemann, and Steve Shutts crush a Comet as John Vajda moves in. JV FOOTBALL D. Jones, H. Clemson (Head), D. Baker, K. Roeder, B. Slaybaugh. Skip Reagan slips away. SCORES CF--18 Newbury -- 6 CF --33 Twinsburg -- 6 CF-- 0 Kenston -- 0 CF --22 Solon -- 8 CF--18 Orange --26 CF-- 6 West G. --12 CF--18 Hawken - 6 TOP ROW: D. Serafini, W. Ettinger, G. Parker, B. Hrovath, J. Watkins, L Hem. 2nd ROW: J. Langstaff, J. Greer, R. Willard, W. Albers, T. Quesinberry, S. Price, J. Soika. 1st ROW: M. Wilson, R. Prophater, S. Shutts, D. Rinkowski, D. Pound, C. Sherman. 54 FROSH FOOTBALL TOP ROW: C. Tuttle, D. Gifford, W. Norland, P. Bennett, T. Tognini, W. McSherry, G. Kell, J. VerDuin, T. Cornelia, A. Zelenak. 3rd ROW: P. Brubaker, D. Rahal, B. Pinkney, S. McRobie, A. Cale, R. Leach, M. Jansen, R. Wagner, H. Langstaff, G. Statler, J. Moats (Manager). 2nd ROW: D. Batchelor, G. Moore, D. Mercer, P. Koepf, P. Othen, J. Corlett, M. LaMusga, S. Church, D. Pugsley, C. Davis, J. Garrett. 1st ROW: P. Snavely, S. Molineaux, R. Luce, W. Hollis, J. Abbott, B. Ashwell, J. Smith, T. Pickett, J. Burrows, J. Freese, L. Tracy (not shown, C. Best). SCORES CF--22 Twinsburg -- 8 CF-- 6 Kenston -- 6 CF - -18 Solon -- 0 CF--20 Orange -- 6 CF--20 West G. -- 0 K. Kagy (Head Cheerleader), J. Bailey, C. Bartley, D. Jackson, C. Kujat. 57 CROSS COUNTRY From left to right: ROW 1: D. Maine, M. Engstrom, R. Miller, B. Thomas, C. Barrett, B. Miller, C. Lockert, M. Pressler, R. Olson. ROW 2: S. Taylor, D. Berick, D. Klees, B. Batchelor, E Hawk, B. Reschke, M. Keeney, S. McDowell, B. Birr, B. Knapp, K. Wilkens. ROW 3: P. Eberly, W. Trimble, T. Taylor, D. Snapp, L Lavicka, C. Irvin, S. Wendl, E Martt, D. Nyberg, B. Gar- rett, F. Greer. ROW 4: J. Stratton, B. Esper, J. Tuson, C. Sinclair, D. Karl, D. Turner, B. Lounsbury, E. Hellekson, J. Salerno, K. Schnitzer, P. Jones, B. Larson, J. Thompson, D. Ward, S. Leach, J. Miller, J. Morrow, C. Allen, J. Bainbridge, J. Williams, J. Hageman. SEASON RECORD DUAL MEETS Chagrin 17 46 Solon Chagrin 39 18 Aurora Chagrin 25 34 Orange Chagrin 20 43 Chamberlin Chagrin 25 35 Kenston Chagrin 36 19 West Geauga LARGE MEETS 1 6 schools--League Meet 5 17 schools --Gilmour Meet 3 17 schools --Aurora Meet 7 15 schools --Warrensville Meet 11 19 schools--District Meet Coach John Hurst records the times of Bill Garrett and Stu Wendl. Senior Harriers: KNEELING: B. Miller, E. Hawk, J. Williams, C. Sinclair. STANDING: C. Lockert, J. Miller, S. Wendl, D. Ward, B. Reschke (not shown, S. Osborne). Lad Lavicka leads the J. V. 's. Eric Hellekson crosses the finish line with Jeff Bainbridge just behind. 59 K A VARSITY WRESTLING KNEELING (left to right): B. Larson, J. Bainbridge, B. Burns, D. Karl, R. Thomas. STANDING: M. Solether, R. Godwin, D. Pound, C. Harmon, D. Gliba, R. Jackson, J. Weber. WRESTLING RESULTS C.F OPP. 21 Nordonia 21 25 Aurora 12 18 Chardon 22 25 Warrensville 12 34 Crestwood 9 5th Kenston Tournament 13 Solon 25 22 West Geauga 19 25 Orange 14 4th Bay Village Tournament 21 Twinsburg 22 13 Kenston 23 60 JUNIOR VARSITY SEATED (left to right): M. Wilson, D. Turner, C. Barrett, M. Engstrom, J. Murtaugh. KNEELING: C. Parson, R. Willard, C. Sherman, G. Cale, R. Arnold, D. Maine, D. Bur- rell. STANDING: S. Taylor, K. Doyle, G. Weber, S. Sorensen, G. Matthews, T. Taylor, N. Yost, G. Smith, L. Hem, J. Kennedy. FRESHMAN WRESTLERS STANDING: P. Snavely, B. Reukert, T. Zeebo, H. Langstaff, J. Abbott, T. Cornelia, J. Burrows, J. Freese, Dave Toothacker, coach. KNEELING: B. Norlen, J. Saurman, M. Jansen, C. Tuttle, R. Wagner, M. Tienvieri T. Tog- nini, D. Batchelor. SITTING: J. Corlett, A. Cale, R. Leach, D. Gifford, B. Garrett. Coaches Mr. Jim Hoppel and Mr. Dave Tooth- acker with wrestlers Bob Godwin and Bob Jackson. 62 63 Members from left to right: (SEATED) D. Ward, J. Thompson, B. Rowan, S. Osborne, C. Lockert, J. Carmichael. STANDING: J. Miller, S. Shutts, M. Spresser, B. Wald, C. Wilson. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHAGRIN VALLEY RESULTS Team W L Overall Solon 9 1 14--4 Orange 6 4 11--6 West Geauga 6 4 11--6 Twinsburg 6 4 11—6 Chagrin Falls 3 7 7 — 11 Kenston 0 9 2 — 16 COACHES: Mr. Ohlrich, J.V. coach, Mr. Wyville, Varsity coach, and Mr. Fanger, Freshman coach. 64 Cheerleaders: Laura Nelson, Terry Maran (Head), Gretchen Hobart, Cindy Thomas, Debbie Karl. 65 J.V. BASKETBALL Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders: K. Roeder, D. Baker, H. Clemson, (head), D. Jones, B. Slaybaugh. Jr Varsity Basketball: SEATED: C. Wilson, B. Esper, B. Miller, S. Lax, T. Maran, J. Price. STANDING: B. Horvath, B. rrophater, J. Carmichael, B. Wahl, D. Rinkowski, T. Quesinberry. 66 Freshman Basketball: KNEELING: R. Lyle, R. Par- melee, R. Molineaux, P. Brubaker, STANDING: W. Hollins, J. Smith, B. Ash- will, S. Church, S. McRobie. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Freshman Cheerleaders: C. Kujat, C. Bartlett, K. Kagy, J. Bailey, D. Jackson. Tennis: C. Lockert, J. Miller, C. Allen, D. Mclnnes, B. Miller, J. Morrow, Mr. MacDonald. 68 Golf Team: T. Quesinberry, C. Farnsworth, C. Nickel, R. Brooks, F. Murphy, B. Albers, Coach Quesin- berry. Track Team: Dave Ward, B. Rowan, S. Osborne, B. Yeaser, W. French, D. Gift, S. Shutts, G. Goodrich, E. Hellekson, J. Smith, J. Tuson, R. Lyle, B. McSherry, T. Quesinberry, D. Serfini, J. Wolf, J. Me Robie, B. Childress, G. Cale, J. Greer, B. Knapp, B. Burr, B. Miller, D. Rahal, P. Bennett, J. Langstaff. 70 CFHSBAND Members from left to right: 1st ROW: C. Coryell, P. Roberts, P. Breeler, R. Burger, C. Luce. 2nd ROW: E. Martt, M. Terpenning, P. Rue, M. Cressman, B. Blazer, J. Saurman, S. Napier. 3rd ROW: S. Cressmen, J. Yound, N. Farnsworth, P. Parker, J. Marchbank, J. Eagin, K. Wilkins, L. Crum, D. Brubaker, D. Coryell, R. Eagin, B. Lever, B. Reschke, D. Brovald, J. Morrow, G. Hoffman. 4th ROW: J. Hagemann, C. Sherman, J. Ober, B. Birr, R. Olsen, J. Zarack, S. Ingalls, J. Verduin, S. Taylor, C. Davis. 5th ROW: S. Nelson, V. Batchelor, E. Hawk, L. Gensert, K. Ryan, J. Frederick, G. MacNeal, L. Spangenberg, M. Macelwrath, L. Williams, M. Murtaugh, J. Porter, D. Duff, C. Farnsworth, R. Lyle, and Mr. William Foley, director of the CFHS Band. 72 FLAG TWIRLERS C. Kiefer, G. Roeder, K. Schultz, L. Abdnor, C. O'Connor, E. Case, K. Taylor. MAJORETTES G. King, W. Kujat, C. Kelly, C. Stolph, V. Furst, K. Walker, J. Weinkauf. 73 74 CLASS OF 1971 OFFICERS: SITTING, Dan Pugsley, Pres; Kathy Od- gen, Sec; Bryan VanLierop, Treas; and Bill Pinkney, Vice Pres, missing. ROW 1: J. Ab- bott, B. Ash will A. Bagley. ROW 2: J. Bai- ley, L. Barr, C. Bartley. ROW 3: P. Ben- nett, C. Best, B. Black. ROW 4: B. Blair, S. Brovald, P. Brubaker. ROW 5: D. Burns, J. Bur- rows, C. Cald- well. ROW 1: A. Caldwell, A. Cale, N. Camarato, S. Church, C. Collier, T. Cornelia. ROW 2: K. Conley, P. Con- nor, J. Corlett, C. Coryell. C. Cotton, N. Cotton. ROW 3: N. Crum, D. Day, J. Derocher, P. Dermott, K. Door, A. Downing. ROW 4: N. Farnsworth, S. Fischley, L. Fisher, J. Flom, L. Freeman, J. Freese. 78 ROW 1: L Fren, K. Fury, J. Gar- rett, D. Gerold. ROW 2: S. Cies- se, D. Gifford, F. Goodrich, M. Graivell. ROW 3: L Greenhill, R. Harmon, L. Hel- ler, J. Hill. ROW 4: W. Hol- lis, D. Howard, D. Hull, L. Hun- dertmark. ROW 5: D. Jack- son, B. Jacob, L. Jennings, P. Jones. ROW 6: K. Kagy, M. Keeney, G. Kell, G. Kerber. ROW 1: S. Kiefer, P. Koepf, K. Koos, C. Korcykoski, K. Kuckelheim. ROW 2: R. Kuivinen, C. Kujat, M. LaMus- ga, R. Langer, G. Langstaff. ROW 3: L. Lannigan, S. Latuk, R. Leach, B. Lever, M. Lewis. 79 ROW 1: T. Luiz, T. Mackey, K. Mahan, D. Mercer, R. Martin, L. Martinko. ROW 2: C. Maistros, S. McDowell, R. Mcllrath, S. McRobie, B. McSherry, J. Miller. ROW 3: J. Moats, S. Molineau, C. Moore, S. Mudgett, S. Mur- ray, M. Murtaugh. ROW 4: N. Nash, B. Norlin, J. O'Conner, K. Ogden, P. Orme, D. Othen. ROW 1: J. Pandy, T. Paul. ROW 2: R. Parmelle, N. Parsons, T. Pick- ett, B. Pinkney. ROW 3: B. Pomeroy, D. Pug- sley, D. Rahal, B. Raymond, L. Regan, C. Reynolds. ROW 4: D. Rogers, A. Rosser, S. Rueckert. C. Rush, J. Saur- man, G. Schroeder. 80 ROW 1: J. Schwan, S. Schron, L. Schutte, M. Schwind, D. Scotland, K. Seekamp. ROW 2: S. Shaffer, L. Shelton, J. Shepard, D. Sherman, A. Sinclair, T. Sipos. ROW 3: K. Skeel, J. Smith, R. Smith, P. Snavely, K. Soika, J. Soisson. ROW 4: A. Solether, B. Spencer, L. Sprague, G. Stat- ler, J. Stephen, B. Taylor. ROW 5: J. Zink, D. Batchelor, C. Davis, M. Jansen, R. Lyle. ROW 6: R. Pospisil, T. Puleo, E. Dobson. Camera shy Freshmen: S. Brown, S. Doyle, M. Sheldon. ROW 1: J. Taylor, J. Taylor, A. Thomas, M. Tienvieri, T. Tognini. ROW 2: L. Tracy, C. Tuttle, M. Under- wood, S. Ungar, B. VanLierop. ROW 3: J. VerDuink, R. Wagner, L. Wal- ters, M. Whaley, K. Wilkins. ROW 4: T. Wilson, R. Wogish, J. Young, A. Zelenak, G. Ziebel. OFFICERS: (from left) Dave Burrell, Vice Pres.; Diane Goodrich, Treas.; Doug Baker, Pres. Not shown is Kevin Doyle, Sec. ROW 1: A. Adams, B. Al- bers, T. Allen, N. Anderson. ROW 2: R. Ar- nold, P. Ashby, L. Baenen, K. Bagwell. ROW 3: D. Ba- ker, C. Barrett, D. Baughman, D. Berick. ROW 4: C. Bin- der, D. Bitz, B. Blazer, L. Bond. CLASS OF 1970 ROW 1: D. Breeler, R. Burger, J. Burkhardt, D. Burrell, C. Burwell, G. Cale. ROW 2: L Campbell, M. Cary, B. Chisholm, L Clute, T. Cordes, M. Cressman. ROW 3: R. Crombie, E. Cross, J. Croy, D. Dalton, K. deHa- mel, S. Diamond. ROW 4: H. Dobbert, P. Doris, K. Doyle, D. Duff, B. Eagin, S. Eaton. 82 ROW 1: P. Eberly, M. Engstrom, B. Esper, W. Ettinger, C. Farnsworth. ROW 2: M. Fencl, ). Frederick, M. Free- man, L. Gensert, K. Gerould. ROW 3: M. Giel, S. Gilbert, K. Gliba, L. Godwin, D. Goodrich. ROW 4: J. Greer, D. Hallstrom, P. Hawk, A. Henderson, L Hem. ROW 1: G. Hill, J. Hisset, G. Hobart, T. Ho- lub. ROW 2: Tm. Horejs, T. Ho- rejs, J. Horth, N. Howard. ROW 3: B. Hro- vath, S. Ingalls, V. Jackson, D. Jefferson. ROW 4: C. Je- nuleson, M. Jin- emez, D. John- son, D. Karl. ROW 5: M. Keefe, M. Kell, J. Kennedy, G. Kerrigan. 83 ROW 1: K. Kilby, C. Klees, G. Knauff, G. Koerper, R. Kostura. ROW 2: S. Lackey, J. Langstaff, L. Larson, K. Lavicka, R. Lax. ROW 3: S. Lax, B. Lounsbury, D. Luce, L Madsen, D. Maine. ROW 4: J. Manlove, T. Maran, D. March, A. Margerom, J. Marz. ROW 5: D. McFarland, M. Mcllrath, G. McNeil, R. Mercer, B. Miller. ROW 6: S. Miller, J. Munn, J. Murtaugh, L. Nelson, S. Nelson. ROW 1: C. Nickle, D. North, J. O'Leary, M. Olewiler, R. Olson, J. Osborne. ROW 2: R. Pasco, C. Patton, R. Paul, S. Peterman, R. Pomeroy, J. Porter. ROW 3: D. Pound, M. Pressler, J. Price, J. Preyss, S. Prideaux, B. Prophater. ROW 4: T. Quiesenberry, N. Rahal, B. Rail, B. Reschke, D. Rinkowski, K. Roeder. ROW 1: P. Rue, K. Ryan, L Sachs, S. Sachs, N. Sample. ROW 2: M. Savage, K. Schnitzer, D. Sera- fini, C. Sherman, S. Shutts. ROW 3: J. Sickling, S. Sieker, J. Sindelar, G. Smith, J. Smith. ROW 4: M. Smith, D. Snapp, J. Soika, K. Stevens, J. Stevenson. ROW 1: J. Stolph, J. Stratton, J. Taddeo, E. Takas, S. Taylor. ROW 2: T. Taylor, C. Toth, M. Vargo, J. Vince, D. Wells. ROW 3: D. Voss, C. Waneck, J. Watkins, G. Weber, G. Wilk. ROW 4: B. Willard, S. Williams, C. Wilson, M. Wilson, N. Yost. ROW 5: F. Zahl, J. Zeleznik, T. Zimmerlin, J. Preyss, D. Pitz. ROW 6: G. Parker, F. Murphy, S. Goodrich, M. Terpenning. Camera shy Sophomores: S. Baker, C. Fos- ter, L Hern, B. McChisney, P. Murphy, I. Puleo, G. Sigmund. OFFICERS: Skip Regan, Pres; Carol O'Con- nor, Vice Pres; Marilyn Martinko, Sec; Nancy Ericsson, Treas. ROW 1: A. Adams, G. Adler, C. Allan. ROW 2: M. Anderson, K. Ashby, R. Ashby. ROW 3: K. Ashwill, G. Avery, B. Bailey. ROW 4: J. Bainbridge, D. Baker, G. Barriball. ROW 5: B. Bartholo- mew, B. Barton, A. Batchelor. CLASS OF 1969 ROW 6: B. Batchelor, V. Batchelor, A. Bing- ham. ROW 1: B. Birr, S. Bley, J. Boynton. ROW 2: G. Brant- hoover, P. Breeler, D. Brovald. ROW 3: M. Burnett, S. Burrows, B. But- ler. ROW 4: M. Cam- arato, J. Carmichael, E. Case. 86 ROW 1: K. Case, L. Chamberlain. ROW 2: B. Childress, E. Chisholm. ROW 3: H. Clemson, D. Connor. ROW 4: D. Coryell, S. Cressman. ROW 3: K. Flom, J. Freer, M. Formato, B. Fortenbaugh, B. Garrett, P. Glaser. ROW 4: B. Godwin, F. Greer, K. Groll, B. Gruzd, L. Haar, S. Hale. ROW 5: J. deHamel, J. Hage- man, C. Harmon, L Hellek- son, S. Heller, J. Henteman. ROW 6: D. Henning, P. Hem, D. Hill, G. Hlad, C. Hoffman, J. Holley. ROW 1: B. Hollmeyer, E. Horejs, D. Houghton, L. Hughes, T. Jackson, B. Jen- nings. ROW 2: R. Jerkovitz, D. Jones, P. Jones, D. Keefe, G. Keeter, C. Kelly. ROW 3: C. Kiefer, G. King, D. Klees, W. Knapp, G. Kor- cykoski, W. Kujat. ROW 2: M. E. Doddridge, B. Edelmann, M. Edwards, A. En- gel, P. Engel, N. Ericsson. ROW 1: K. Lannigan, B. Lar- son. L Lavicka, A. Leach, S. Leach, K. Lendemuth. ROW 2: J. Loesh, D. Lowe, R. Lyle, L. Manfredi, L. Man- fredi, M. Marks. ROW 3: M. Martinko, E. Martt, G. Mathews, L Mat- son, C. Mazio, V. McChes- ney. ROW 4: C. McDermott, S. McDowell, J. McRobie, K. Melby, M. Mercer, A. Miller. ROW 1: S. Moats, J. Mor- row, P. Norlin, D. Nyberg. ROW 2: C. O'Connor, W. Oedewaldt, B. Olson, C. Par- sons. ROW 3: M. Pugsley, L. Poultney, S. Reagan, D. Reynolds. ROW 4: R. Rippe, A. Rob- erts, G. Roeder, B. Rue. ROW 5: C. Rie- ckert, G. Rush- more, S. Ryan, M. Schroeder. 88 ROW 1: R. Schwind, M. Seely, L. Serafini, S. Scheer, B. Shel- ton, S. Sipos. ROW 2: B. Slaybaugh, A. Smith, D. Smith, P. Smith, M. Solether, J. Somers. ROW 3: D. Southmayd, S. Sor- ensen, L Spangenberg, P. Spearing, R. Sprague, M. Spresser. ROW 4: M. Squires, M. Ste- vens, S. Stoneman, L. Strock, K. Stull, B. Taylor. ROW 2: W. Trimble, S. Traut- man, D. Turner, J. Tuson, J. Tuttle, V. Vince. ROW 3: W. Whal, J. Weinkauf, J. Weber, L. White, W. Wil- laims, D. Williams. ROW 4: B. Wise, T. Witt, J. Wolf, G. Wooten, A. Smith, D. Fuhry. ROW 5: R. Hobart, S. Hodges, C. Irvin, J. Littleton, G. Pas- coe, R. Preyss. ROW 6: R. Reitz, J. Salerno, K. Schultz, M. Small, D. Street. Camera Shy Juniors: D. Jeffer- son, V. McChesney, K. Sig- mund. SENIORS PRESIDENT DAVID ARTHUR CUBA Dedicated class President . . . Punchy wrestler . . . always breaking a bone or falling in love . . . What are you up to? . . . Hamlet Hills regular . . . Mickey Slabinski . . . Ambitious hard- working. ANITA GAY ALLEN Nita . . . Great swim- mer . . . Bell wood gang! . . . Skier, comedian . . . Instant replay . . . NAEP Bowling pins . . . A UFO detector . . . The sun did it! ’. . . Your brilliance . . . Did you bounce to school? Every- one's Friend. VICE PRESIDENT TIMOTHY HARLAN JOHNSON Tim . . . Good look- ing Tiger fullback . . . all league all county linebacker . . . yellow GTO . . . parties in the keishka wagon . . . take a lap . . . drink much Pepsi? . . . Florida in the Spring, Expo in the sum- mer ... I certainly don't think so, Ollie . . . I see, said the blind man . SUSAN LOIS BAENEN Suebaenen . . . Ba- nana . . . That man- panic ! . . . Corvette driver? ... I feel like REALLY dancing . . . Big--super big CRAZY . . . Pretty eyes . . . N-l . . . Good humor is the health of the soul. SECRETARY LEANNE JO ABDNOR Ab . . . Hey Muth . . . MASC . . . Bonj . . . Head Flag Twirler . . . Area Student Coun- cil .. . About that T-P-ing! . . . Minne- sota Summers . . . Static . . . An abun- dance of good humor overshadows a very sin- cere person. MARY CAROLYN BACLEY BACLEY Mary Tad Hagley Bag- ley Vincent I ... The Campbell Kid . . . Big Red . . . Chalmer's fire drills . . . The girl from UNCURL . . . Well geez Cind . . . past FTA pres. . . . Mo-o-o-o . . . A faithful friend . TREASURER PETER WILLIAM LEACH Pete . . . Enthusiastic . . . Terrific skier . . . Leach's parties . . . Weekends at the drive-in . . . What does Colorado have that Chagrin doesn't have? . . . Hard hitting Tiger . . . One of the Minnesota Gang ... I don't care . ROGER EDWARD BAIR Roger . . . Roj . . . Bi-cyclist . . . sleep much? . . . Silence! . . . Carries music with him wherever he goes . . . radio man . . . silent type . . . man on two wheels . . . choir boy . . . Winsor worker . . . mechanical mind. 94 MARK HERSCHEL BARSTOW Mark . . . Marky . . . How's your Falcoon? . . . Start your car? . . . Chardon stump-jumpers . . . How's Junior? . . . Freddie ... 4 Big years . . . Jewish? Huh! ! . . . Honorary member of class of '69 . . . SDBE forever . . . Brat . . . Never My Love . . . speed runs to CF Love that laugh . . . That's Rich. BARBARA ANN BLAZER Barb . . . Barbi B . . . Appendicitis in Mexico . . . Accident prone . . . Havre's girl Great gym feats? alto clarinet expert . . . What's wrong today, Barb? . . . MYF member . . . Who's Daniell? . . . Spanish pro . . . PAMELA SUZANNE BOWERS Pam . . . spent a year in Brazil . . . cartwheel expert? . . . has a dis- tinguishing laugh . . . Oh no! . . . always interrupting . . . her quietness is deceiving . . . congenial quiet- ness. BYRON DOUGLAS BURNS By . . . Kenston girls . . . '63 Buick Convert- ible . . . Punch wrestler and golfer . . . Long hair and sideburns . . . Honor Society VP . . . Key Club Pres. . . . Determination and dedication are his stepping stones to a bright future. RANDALL ERNEST BROOKS Randy . . . True be- liever in Katholicism . . . golf nut . . . physics wit . . . flying ace . . . always ready to help out . . . student of espanol . . . rides a Honda 50 . . . one of the Hickory Hill gang. MARY ELIZABETH BURRELL Betsey Weitzel Butts . . . always has a date . . . natural blonde ... 4 years at the Y- Teen Formal ... a punctured what?! . . . unmistakable laugh . . . was cursed her Jr. Yr. ... all summer long on Haskins Rd. . . . Come on you guys, we got a deadline! SHELLEY RAE BROWN Bruiser . . . Flying Fiat . . . Metrecal for Lunch Bunch . . . Employee's discounts at Windsor! . . . VWs and dairy bars . . . How to kill a bird . . . Amateur psychiatrist . . . Flunk your tempo- rary? . . . Laughter often hides her serious thoughts. EILEEN ANN BURGER Such an artist! . . . Shoots em down . . . Let's have a party guys! ... A John Car- roll girl . . . Loses but- tons! . . . Gymnastically inclined . . . Shaker con- nections . . . Republican stronghold. 95 KATHRYN DAVIS CALDWELL Katie . . . wild slumber parties . . . Juliet of Ve- rona, New Jersey . . . shy and sweet . . . you finally got your license . . . year round roses in her cheeks . . . skiier . . . You know what happened to me to- day ? . . . summer in Martha's Vineyard. GEOFFREY CRAIG CAMPBELL Jeff . . . Animal . . . Free haircuts . . . Sam's on his way . . . Summers in L.A. . . . Gigi and Gig- ilina . . . Falls Pure sta- tion . . . Feed me . . . Grilled cheese sandwiches and chocolate milk? . . . Hey Ha-a-a-gley! . . . Foreign sports car enthus- iast . . . Have fun today. The future brings respon- sibility. PETER BARTLETT CARY Tiger end . . . any guitar will do . . . Sorry! ... Hey man, lend me your rake . . . Last of the Cary brothers ... I dig that! . . . Loves those Blues Bands . . . Creative ge- nius ... A talented artist, and nonconformist . . . Uptight, alright, out of sight. JOANN CLAIRE CHESS Joann . . . needs a Toni . . . Chagrin's Yellow Cab Service . . . wild Crestline week-ends . . . remember Chess' basement? . . . parties at the lake ... a secret lover? . . . small but mighty . . . lots of spirit. DAVID RUSSEL CONLEY Dave . . . Another gas station man . . . Black flippers . . . Mod man . . . leads lockerroom chorus . . . Convertible bomb . . . Always has a remark to make . . . moons. ELLEN COTTON Ellen . . . Latin IV sur- vivor . . . ballet . . . primadonna . . . e.e. cummins enthusiast . . . transcendental meditation . . . long, brown hair . . . silent . . . How to learn Greek in 10 easy lessons. . . . agile on the mats. BONNIE SUE CULL Bon Bonnie . . . full of fun and trouble . . . nice things come in sixes . . faithful to a certain GI . . . my Bill or your Bill? . . . Favorite class is gym Let it all hang out . . . drivers license--but no car. VICTORIA SUE CUMMINS Vicki . . . beautiful eyes . . . quiet and always composed ... an Andrews import . . . throws some great parties . . . try any- thing once . . . student of dentopedology . . . mys- terious and sophisticated . . . mischievous livewire. 96 NANETTE LILIAN DA R ROLL Nanette Nettie I don't have an accent! . . . Martha's big sister . . . beautiful lo-o-ong blond hair . . . our A.F.S. friend . . . gay and fun- loving . . . she'll try any- thing once . . . I'm no more British than you! DEBORAH LYNN DAVIS Debbie Pig . . . par- ties at Davis's . . . Boa constrictor for a pet? . . . friendly freckled face . . . My name is Macnamara . . . somebody please take the lady with the skinny legs! . . . easy-going . . . works hard at Hamlet . . . Police Blotter Headliner. CANDIS LYNN CURTIS Candi . . . Summer Blonde . . . Havre's Vil- lager girl . . . wild sum- mer washing dishes . . . pretty eyes and hair . . . always in love with some- one . . . regular trips to Westminster College . . . always cheerful and nice. HOLLY DAVIS Holly . . . expert guitar- ist .. . loves to ski . . . long luxurious hair . . . sailor girl . . . doll col- lector . . . girl on a Honda . . . enjoys the out- doors . . . responsible and outgoing. MAXINE MARIE DALTON Maxine ... an histor- ical fiend . . . Home Ec. ace . . . Hi! . . . one of Chagrin's old timers . . . no talking in the Library! . . . long and lean . . . I'm hungry! . . . future secretary . . . gym en- thusiast. DONALD TIM DAYTON Tim Date nuts . . . wild week long parties . . . drive-ins in the trunk . . . has a honda . . . Mertle Beach . . . B.S. much ? . . . Probation Boy . . . Volkswagon . . . fun- loving guy. CAROL LEE DIAMOND Carol . . . such quiet understanding . . . Sal- tillo summer-chicken jokes . . . How prudent! . . . It's a gas! ... Shubba! . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . falling out of cars . . . saunas at midnight . . . Where's Southgate ? . . . PD ski lessons. MICHAEL JAMES DILLEY Mike Pickle . . . Tom's adopted brother . . . mod . . . quiet and friendly . . . nut on week- ends . . . Sophomore girls. 97 ROBERT CULLEN DOYLE Bob Boob . . . dates around? . . . New England accent . . . strong shoulder? . . . Tiger tackle . . . quick sense of humor . . . wears white socks and doesn't care what anybody says. ROBERT RYAN DURRIN Bob Robbie . . . active in everything . . . Yeah, right! . . . al- ways has a date . . . parties with Bob and Mrs. Durrin . . . sharp dresser . . . a close friend to many . . . member of the weak knee club . . . a well-rounded person with a bright future. LINDA JOAN DODDRIDGE Linda Hubbard . . . import from Hoosier state . . . O-tay 'pank . . . goes on sign bor- rowing sprees ... a friend to all . . . never without something funny to say . . . Are you a turtle? . . . not known to be sad . . . talent for gymnastics. GEORGE WICKER ELDERKIN Wick . . . Student Council President . . . Daddy Wick . . . How sweet it is! . . . Tigers Den Proprietor . . . FM radio . . . perseverance . . . Polock music in the morning?! ... A will to work--a desire to succeed. MICHELLE LYNN DOWNES Michelle . . . Monday ni ghts - -C onf ratemity . . . What's new? . . . maker of beautiful pots-- artist . . . loves to ride; Marc who? . . . early morning Metro hikes after slumber parties . . . Where are the boys lined up? I have to drive to school at least once this year! JOHN HOWARD EACIN John . . . NHS presi- dent . . . Hey Eagle! . . . Right . . . Tiger trumpeter . . . star catcher . . . King of Prussia import . . . Big John . . . Eagle scout . . . boilermaker . . . Chem-Master's cooley. MARY ANN FAST Maf . . . Fruit Boots . . . horses feathers . . . accomplished eques- trian . . . It's more than blonde, it's orange! . . . Lantern cartoonist always doing something crazy. JAMIE FAUCETTE Jamie . . . runaway to Europe . . . wild clothes and hair . . . drives a little yellow bug . . . big, pretty eyes ... a strawberry blonde. 98 PAUL STUART FREDERICK Paul , Fred , Frix , Frodo . . . future metallurgist . . . NHSer . . . one of the S.S.S. gang . . . four years of German . . . naval war game nut . . . Canada trip . . . bum down a cabin for you? . . . off to Purdue. WAVERLY DENNIS FRENCH Wave , Flash . . . accident prone? . . . great sense of humor . . . excellent athlete . . . arrghh--pearl! . . . claustrophobia? . . . oh no! I've got the weak- ies! . . . Saturday nights at Quinn's . . . liked by everyone . . . Girls love his baby blue eyes. PATRICIA LEE FULLER Pat . . . beautiful eyes . . . unmistakable giggle . . . Sunday after- noons at Mentor Head- lands . . . always has a guy or two . . . cute freckles . . . I'm soooo embarrassed! . . . bright and feminine ... an artist . . . able seam- stress. VALERIE JEANNE FURST Val Vali . . . tall and slender . . . always on a nature walk . . . CFHS majorette . . . sexy on a horse . . . beautiful smile . . . likes his hair stee-raight back! . . . everyday trips to the AGP . . . awfully gullible . . . sweet and sincere. CLYDE RICHARD GENSERT Clyde , Apteryx . . . raised chickens . . . track man . . . Frodo lives! . . . avid Stokes supporter . . . lacrosse ... ex- cross country man . . . versatile musician . . . one of the Biology boys . . . always ready to help. THOMAS ANDREW CERKEN Tom . . . Pickle . . . Basement parties . . . Always prepared . . . Mustanger? ... 4 years of German . . . Science Award Winner . . . A whiz in the lab . . . Grove City Bound . . . have to babysit Dimples . . . Appendix . . . Undiscovered artist RICHARD EUGENE GIFT Dick . . . Indian sum- mers . . . blue-eyed blond . . . pool shark . . . flash in track and football . . . drives a '63 Triumph . . . slow sexy smile . . . Was my face red! ... all night pool parties . . . sharp dresser. GEORGE WILLIAM GLIBA Hot red Honda . . . Strong man . . . Bev . . . Con- tinuous debater . . .Al- ways a joke . . . Out- going and friendly . . . future astronomer . . . wild party guy. 99 GREGORY BRIAN GOODRICH Goody . . . Soft spoken . . . Sound effects man . . . How many times did you break that toe? . . . Another Satur- day night at Quinn's . . . Too many brothers? . . . Changed from a distance man to a sprinter . . . Summer beards . . . Harry Honda . LAURA JOYCE GORRETTA Good things come in small packages . . . Winnie the Pooh . . . Marble eggs and paper flowers . . . Original Little Nell . . . Coke addict . . . Prism . . . Life's goal: 85 lbs. or bust . . . Drives on tele- phone books. SUZANNE CHAFFEE GREGG Sue . . . Suzi ... A Coty original . . . Granny leader . . . Bite! . . . she says a little prayer for him . . . Kissy-- kissy! . . . dreams of opals . . . CVLT drop-in . . . Live makes the world go round . . . transporta- tion unlimited. GARY FRANCIS GREIVELL Gary . . . Makes good use of study halls . . . Sohio boy . . . two '57 Chevys . . . import from Naperville . . . high on one ... A weekend without Rick? . . . Drive-ins in the trunk . . . half greaser . . . His car--his only love . . . talks fast. MARY SUSAN CRUMLEY Susie . . . Merd . . . fun Cedar Point summers . . . Nothing against you, but! . . . Arizona bound . . . You hit whose car?! . . . Who pays her own way? . . . Crumley and Co. . . . Susie's pickle . . . Mary or Susie? . . . going places and doing things . . . Mr. Stanton's pet- peeve. GAIL BRENDA HARMON Gailon . . . Always a smile ... Is that natural gray? ... A joiner and a leader . . . Concordia . . . PSSC dropout . . . Senior Scout Secretary . . . Zenith co-editor . . . Oh, really? . . . Junior achiever . . . Etna's lab assistant . . . Pep Club. TIMOTHY GEPFERT HARRIS Harry . . . 'Tim . . . Talent in all sports . . . well traveled . . . How was the trip to Canada in '66? . . . Tough '56 Ford . . . What are shoes . . . Could live on orange juice and cereal . . . Can you drive? . . . A real comedian and a good friend. LYNN HATFIELD Lynn . . . Hatfield . . . How many acci- dents?? . . . Hamlet Hangout . . . Diet-Rite addict . . . railroad tracks are her trademark . . . happiness is long hair . . . has a great time on other's vacations . . . sexy green eyes . . .Al- ways honest and sincere . . . Quick, I need some gum! 100 CLARK EDWARD HAWK Ed . . . enthusiastic drummer . . . shy and solemn . . . gives some good magic shows . . . loves to play lacrosse . . . Hang 'em up! . . . digs his Buick Le Mans . . . bound for Ohio State . . . wild spring vacations. bryan McDonald HEARTZ Bryan . . . Fuzz . . . Jose ... an uncle at 16 ... 11 o'clock cur- fews?! . . . when will he be 18? . . . always has something funny to say . . . can outsleep anyone . . . Two cheese bur- gers . . . 'The world could blow up by then. JOAN MARIE HENTEMANN Joan ... To Kerry from Joan . . . You Ninny . . . Chase Bag paty . . . fastest runner in the 6th grade . . . fight with Clair . . . buddies with the Lake crowd ... a leader . . . won the bet with Chuck . . . generous to the end . . . always something nice to say ... a friend for always . . . bouncy blond . . . fun to be with. KEVIN BLAKE HOUGHTON Kevin . . . Good dancer . . . summer blonde . . . Whitesburg camp-out . . . Hickory Hill gang . . . sharp dresser . . . faithful Lantern reporter . . . makes good time of his study halls . . . mod. JAMES FREDERICK HERN Jim . . . Don't be late for Town Country . . . His hairy chevy ... fix the fender and paint the chrome . . . choir mem- ber . . . good natured . . . Roger's friend. ROGER DONALD HUELSMAN Rog . . . Jolly . . . Huels . . . Import from Muscle Beach . . . Dif- ferent car every month . . . familiar figure at Mentor . . . Tiger End . . . magna unda! . . . future gym teacher . . . About 95 . . . 32 . . . not Canada, just the breakwall. LINNEA RAYE HOLLIS Lynn . . . Lynnie . . . AFS almost . . . Surf much? . . . Beverly Hillbillies in the Bier . . . Constant Caretaker . . . future nurse . . . the Hollis Woman . . . Y-Teeny mighty leader . . . Generosity, responsi- bility, and integrity are her virtues. MARY LOUISE HOLUB Mary Lou . . . Louie ... I want something . . . Hamlet Hangout . . . Love in a beach buggy . . . California Dreamin' . . . Holub's Dormitory . . . You're playing on my gullibility! . . . any time after 11 o'clock . . . big green eyes. 101 SUSAN LYNN HUNTER Sue . . . wild parties . . . Chagrin Falls Hippie? . . . Whitesberg camp- outs . . . Canadian boy- friend . . . where did you get the rest room keys? . . . sailing anyone? . . . a good friend . . . West Geauga boys . . . one of the Bel meadow girls. CHARLES BISHOP INGERSOLL Chip . . . Ingerballs a lisp accent . . . skis . . . plays his guitar . . . skateboard rider . . . Hey Amish boy! . . . purple pants? . . . there goes that transmission! . . . every - bodies friend. JAMES WEBSTER JACKSON Jim . . . wild lights and wild nights . . . Girrrls! . . . Judy Who? . . . loyal Demolay . . . Psychadelic lighting . . . loves those Freshmen. MARY ELIZABETH JOKE LA Maribeth Mare . . . Halle's teenybopper . . . Susan's little sister . . . arabesque... I think I gotta burp! ... a friend to everybody . . . Witten- berg bound . . . Queen of the Pep Club Formal . . . Boy am I in a queer mood! ROBERT EDWARD JACKSON Bob . . . accident prone . . . favorite wrestler . . . spent his Jr. year on crutches . . . quiet and friendly ... an accom- plished artist ... a really great guy to know . . . half greaser to collegiate . . . girls had to wait till his Senior year. MANOON KALAPAT Noon . . . Sam . . . our AFS'er from Thailand . . . fanatical gum chewer . . . intelligent . . . karate in history . . . quickest, brightest smile in the Class of '68 . . . always willing to try something new . . . I'm very shy. SUSAN LINDA JENULESON Soozen, Woozen, Boozen . . . The Green Hornet . . . Remember your 17th birthday! ? . . . just the three of us . . . Young Love . . . look south . . . Michigan State Co-ed . . . fashionable future. JEAN ANN JOHNSON Jeannie . . . the big rash . . . Laura Jean? . . . near beer . . . Johnson and Johnson . . . Dups . . . I dream of Jeannie with the bleached blonde hair . . . weekends with wine . . . Mays cashier . . . I'm sooo embarrassed! 102 DEBRA LOU KARL Debbies . . . Varsity Cheerleader at last . . . Original Villain . . . Tire tracks on your what? . . . The Big S . . . Lizzie . . . Spreader of Secrets . . . Gullible . . . Person- ality plus . . . She is a part of all that she meets . . . I laughed 'til I cried. STEPHEN JAMES KEARY Steve . . . one of the Sohio men . . . always working on a car or two . . . likes those Solon girls . . . charcoal black hair and dark eyes . . . friendly and soft spoken. CLARK ALAN KEELER Honor Society . . . Will to succeed . . . Tiger center . . . high College Board scores . . . looks wide awake . . . Putt-Putt golf . . . always serious. . . . Michigan Bound Conservative. BONITA KATHRYN KENNING Bonnie . . . model . . . wild colored clothes . . . does she or doesn't she? . . . how are the under- classmen? . . . will al- ways have a certain love . . . one of the Bel meadow girls . . . always has a date . . . West Geauga boys. JAMES EARLE KIEFER Jim . . . sidewalk smoker ... 18 all year . . . '56 Chevy . . . Sat. nights in the garage . . . 2 years at the laundry . . . Yamaha . . . 352-3 speed . . . maniac behind the wheel. . . Geneva, here I come! KERRY SUE KNAUFF Kerry . . . sexy brown eyes . . . one of the Lead- ers .. . sparkling, warm personality . . . Saturday nights at Quinn's . . . al- ways into mischief . . . to Joan from Kerry. SARAH JANE KNIGHT Sarah Jane . . . from Pittsburgh with a Texas accent . . . nude . . . witch's cackle . . . shrimp . . . once upon a moonlit night . . . rose of Dr. Rose's . . . contacts . . . blondie . . . full of fun . . . member of choir. MARTA MELINDA KUIVINEN Marta . . . Martz . . . flute and glockenspiel . . . late to first period and tardy to lunch . . . SC,AFS,NHS officer . . . kite flying . . . OABR hero . . . tinsel teeth . . . related to Squaw Rock . . . Latin IV nut! . . . quiet but liberal thinker. 103 WAYNE ARTHUR LEACH Weech . . . ’'Crash . . . Key Clubber . . . Kenston friends . . . What happens when you back up? . . . big smile . . . mod . . . Lantern writer . . . retired tuba player. LINDA JEAN LARSON Linda . . . perpetually reading . . . flutist . . . well, urn . . . ballet lessons . . . Number Two Brownie . . . Don't be nasty . . . Honor Student . . . arguments in English IV class . . . etudiante francaise . . . gymnast. LAURA CHRISTINE LEWIS Laura . . . Solon Import . . . Drama major . . . Town G Country cleaner . . . Only my dressmaker knows for sure . . . Those Hawkin guys . . . Mmm- groovie . . . This is ab- surd! . . . CVLT summer . . . poetry in Econ . . . Blithe Spirit character . . . Goddard bound. ANDREA ANNE LASH Ange . . . Moi . . . Three Christmases? . . . New York City, here I come . . . Herbert Super- mouth ... On a sniff? . . . 12 27 67 Always a stew in the house . . . She talked, ye Gods how she talked! CELESTE MARIE LITTLETON Celeste . . . Funny, you don't look Eyetalian . . . Who was looking at his face? . . . supports the county library . . . such an intellect! . . . Oh groove, groove! . . . pluffed again . . . the mystifying oracle hates me . CORA LIE LENDEMUTH Lee . . . Lee-Lee . . . Summers in Cape Cod, winters in Mexico . . . Homecoming Queen . . . Always has a guy . . . Senior year of letter writ- ing . . . You guys! ... good friends with Mr. Mouse . . . famous for her heartbreak brownies and her Christmas cookies . . . always sincere and friendly. SUSAN ALICE LEGGE Bunny . . . Hairy . . . Truly talented voice and guitarist . . . Money bags G Co. . . . Quite a Case . . . OABR dire ;tor . . . NHS . . . Student Council Treasurer . . . big brown eyes . . . Republican con- servative ... A friend to all. CHARLES ALLEN LOCKERT Cal . . . Lock . . . familiar face on the courts . . . MIT bound? . . . math flash . . . many different interests . . . active in Deutsch club . . . Einstein in July? . . . 4 sport man . . . what's math homework?? ... I found a right answer you marked wrong! . 104 LINDA KAY LONG Linda . . . has a guy from West Geauga ... re- member those rides home from Mike at the Dog and Suds . . . gossip crazy . . . What should I do with my hair? . . . loves to sew . . . out going . . . always in the art room ... al- ways willing to help. RICHARD ALBERT LOPATT Rick Loper . . . get a few cars . . . DanDee . . . Wednesday night round- bailer . . . only boy in Social Studies Seminar . . . chivalry is not dead ... a walking encyclo- pedia ... a true perfec- tionist . . . generous. CAROLYN JEAN LUCE Carolyn . . . Summer student abroad . . . Day- ton import . . . Where's the school ? . . . dewy eyes . . . has a Chip on her shoulder . . . tremen- dous flutist . . . quiet and full of fun . . . serious and sincere. MARTIN ANDREW LUKES Marty . . . yeo . . . muscleman of '68 . . . walking computer . . . gymnast . . . quiet . . . 29 hours on the parallel bars . . . least I tried! . . . a friendly person to know. TERESA MARIE MARAN Terry Tare . . . Blue Navy Blue . . . State rep . . . makes good brownies . . . Respectfully submit- ted . . . Prism editor . . . Make mine milk and chewing gum . . . majors in activities . . . head cheerleader ... a friend to all. JILL ANN MARCHBANK Jilly . . . French horn and piano . . . trouble with her contacts . . . Fina . . . summers in Michigan . . . estudiante del espanol . . . What's a bleb? . . . wonderful hostess . . . driver's ed traumas . . . considerate of others. JANET ANN McCUIRE Janet . . . Janet Rood . . . free wheeler . . . many hair colors . . . girls night out . . . My Bill or your Bill? . . . my part- ner in crime . . . world's best . . . D.P. from Audd- bon. DWIGHT RONALD McINNES Dwight . . . horses . . . member of Key Club . . . a tennis star . . . Brush import . . . lunch hour volleyball man . . . big wheel behind the bonfire. 105 ELIZABETH COLLINS McSHERRY Betsey . . . Little Mac . . . has a classic stance . . . vacation in Michigan . . . Jes-o-man! Boy! . . . a leader and hard worker . . . Yeah, we'll see ya! . . . Good things come in small packages . . . I'm Grounded . JEFFREY ALLAN MILLER Jeff Mills . . . C.C. flash . . . Basketball G ten- nis star . . . Mrs. Jenkins pet . . . sideburns . . . Canada summers . . . boat driver . . . Let's do Prob- ability ... A thing of beauty is a joy forever . . . Straightfaced, con- stant sense of humor. ROBERT LEWIS MILLER Bob . . . gymast . . . Dedicated track and cross country letterman ... I know . . . joe speed . . . shy and friendly type . . . Hit the road . ARTHUR LINZEE MORILL Art . . . Import from Maryland . . . long, dark hair . . . accent sure . . . summer in California . . . Summer campouts at Whitesburg. JENNIFER MOTTERSHEAD Jennifer . . . drives her personal Corvair . . . gen- tle and quiet . . . Orange import ... Jr. College bound . . . tardy often ? . . . youngest of '68 . . . which way do your fin- gernailsgo? . . .Those blue eyes! . . . beautiful clothes . . . Gum any- one? . . . kind and sin- cere. THOMAS EUGENE MUGGLETON Tom . . . gymnast . . . goes for the older women . . . 7th period beauty sleep . . . I'm joining track! ... How fast did you climb those ropes? . . . Would you believe 5.1 seconds . . . World History Major. JOHN LAWRENCE MURTA UGH Jay . . . future Park Pa- trol .. . A.C ... kinks for hair . . . blue tinted windows . . . 1 3 of gang . . . women wrestlers? where? . . . hitch-hick - ing cow. PENNY ANN NADLE-Y Penny . . . smiling . . . determined, energetic, and tiny . . . Are you kid- ding? . . . horse enthusi- ast . . . good things come in small packages . . . Carriage Hill Inhabitor. 106 ROBERT LEE NASH Bob . . . accomplished mechanic? . . . supplies all refreshments . . . quiet and moody . . . Orange nightlife . . . sports drop- out . . . ready humor . . . Are you sleeping? . . . crooked, mischievous grin. JOHN LEONARD NOSOL John . . . John Noser . . . Nose . . . white Chevy . . . Husel's helper . . . talkative if you get to know him . . . good friend . . . impersonations galore . . . Do Walter Brennan . . . full of jokes. SUE ANN NAPIER Sue . . . professional babysitter . . . future sec- retary . . . Rainbow girl . . . natural bom chatter- box . . . Who likes boys? . . . Are you really five feet tall? . . . Never loses an argument. THOMAS PATRICK OSTER Tom . . . Used cars by the dozen . . . Tarzan swimsuit . . . Cretchen . . . left us his sophomore year . . . Wednesday night pivot man . . . Key Club- ber . . . friends in Solon . . . friendly, good guy. ELIZABETH FOOTE NARTEN Lizzie . . . Liz . . . Date around? . . . from a yellow jeep to a red truck . . . A Leader and fantas- tic gymnast . . . Famous Formal, Prom, and slum- ber parties . . . quiet but fun . . . Sincerity is her trade Mark . PAMELA ANNE PARKER Pam . . . Rainbow's pot of gold . . . Vice Pres- ident . . . accident prone actress . . . Long blonde hair . . . French horn . . . MYF president . . . Well, listen-- . . . Emory bound. JAMES WILLIAM OBER Jim . . . Always on time for Physics Class? . . . one of Mr. Stanton's guinea pigs . . . car ad- dict . . . ex-baritone player . . . tall and thin SAMUEL EDWARD OSBORNE Sam Oz . . . base- ball, CC, and basketball star . . . witch farm in Illinois . . . Buckwheat . . . big blue eyes . . . house get T.P.ed much? . . . friendly and easy going. 107 SHELLEY JEAN PARKER Shelley . . . Senior Class hairdresser . . . Shellderdella . . . our frosh representative to the Prom . . . never long with- out a boyfriend . . . Can't I have a little bit? . . . Let me explain this to you. . . . fun loving and romantic . . . beautiful, beautiful brown eyes. RICHARD ROBERT PROPHATER Rick . . . Proph . . . interested in girls ... all around goof . . . acts like a monkey . . . May Co. worker . . . full of wild stories . . . always ready for an argument . . . grounded much? ... fu- ture math teacher . . . helpless when it comes to cars . . . get a haircut! TIMOTHY JOSEPH PITTRIZZ1 Tim . . . from greaser to collegiate . . . That makes me feel like 2 t . . . 8th grade football star . . . great dancer . . . former bass guitar player . . . always cracking jokes, but has a serious side . . . Hamlet Hills regular . . . Remember Ronnie from Olmstead ? RONALD JOSEPH PRIBANIC Ron . . . Rosie . . . shy but friendly . . . been working a long time on grandfather clock . . . rides a Honda . . . likes gymnastics. JAMES ALLEN PECKIS Jim . . . quiet and shy . . . loves those greasers! . . . So I said to myself, now self . . . tumbler . . goofy fellow, that Peckis. MADELYN RUTH RAKER Lynn . . . Heiney . . . Little Heiner . . . cries over anything . . . Look at the ceiling . . . What- ever happened to Chico? . . . always on a diet . . . dog eyes ... 1 don't get it! . . . shy and sincere . . . to know her is to love her. DIANA SUSAN RAMSEY Di . . . Dobi ... a future in art . . . was a summer camp counselor . . . always ready to have a great time . . . short bouncy curls . . . Hey you guys, I lost 5 pounds . . . NHS member . . . loves to swim. MARGARET MARIE RAY Peggy . . . Ray , . . hip on her sailboat . . . always bombing around . . . 68 Firebird for Christ- mas . . . loves the beach . . . import from Regina . . . loves blond haired surfers . . . spends a lot of time up in her art studio. 108 CLAUDIA ANN REAVES Claudia . . . Vail . . . Chagrin's own Twiggy . . . future Vanderbilt nurse . . . Hamlet Hills helper . . . Marianne's coming! . . . her parties turn out flat tires . . . President's Lady . . . One of Lady Clairol's fans . . . A real mover. ROBERT HARTLEY ROWAN Bob Ronan ... all around Tiger . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . oh, those eyes! . . . not as innocent as he looks . . . always thirsty . . .a skilled round-bailer . . . intel- ligence plus . . . the other half of the Rowan-Ward team. CHARLES EDWIN RICE Chuck . . . skinhead . . . gymnastic interests . . . Wednesday night gunner . . . really a tease . . . CFHS tenor . . . 1-o-n-g, light hair. WILLIAM EDWARD RESCHKE Bill . . . plays an in- strument in 2 period . . . is always making someone laugh . . . drives a red bug . . . clowns around in study hall . . . intellec- tual ... ski enthusiast . . . slow sweet smile. CAROLINE REED ROWE Caroline . . . grace, beauty and charm . . . ghost actress . . . hair tends to wave in a shower? . . . knits up a storm . . . beautiful voice, both sing- ing speaking . . . gym discussions ... a blond Hawaiian?! ... I know but . . . ?!! CHRISTIE ANNETTE RUFFING Chriss . . . Chrith . . . only her hairdresser knows for sure . . . pretty eyes . . . always falling in love . . . never at a loss for something to say . . . Look at my suntan, you guys . . . Class organizer. EDWARD L. SAMLETSKA Ed . . . Beaumont changed his life . . . Mobil gas . . . monkey . . . class comedian . . . 6'3 giant . . . Ed what? . . . the mouth that roared . . . jokes away serious mo- ments. KIRT STEVEN SAURMAN Kirt . . . dark and hand- some . . . M F. . . . King Kong . . . import from Grand Rapids . . . pumpkin raids ... 3 months after New Years . . . swimming . . . skiing in Utah . . . Mort and Co. . . . loves his jeep. 109 DONALD ROBERT SCHREGARDUS Shriggy . . . little boy with the big car . . . Honor student ... a Chorister . . . math whiz . . . great mind, but you can't read his writing . . . '68's ab- sent minded professor . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . bass . . . Pool anyone ? . . . argues in circles . . . Phy- sics major. £ JOHN CARNIE SINCLAIR Chip . . . drummer . . . marathon runner . . . doie . . . Buela . . . lacrosse bluff . . . comb that hair! . . . Eagle Scout . . . Cross Country . . . future biologist . . . Reed's Hardware . . . always busy. JOHN RICHARD SEEKAMP Rick . . . Seaweed . . . I'm in love again! . . . drives a Valiant . . . loves to surf . . . summer in New York . . . good things come in small packages . . . never any lunch money . . . skiing . . . mumbles a lot. JULIE ANN SIEKER Jules , Sneakie , Big Red . . . Creat pumpkin . . . Cleveland excursions . . . Party girl . . . Library Prez and reorganizer . . . ALSAC worker ... The green bomb starts in a second? . . . Flower of the Underworld . . . Another of Mr. Stanton's pet . . . peeves. JUDITH GAIL SINDELAR Judy , Chuckles Ski . . . bubles and brains . . great sense of humor . . . always a sympathetic shoulder to lend . . . big blue eyes . . . Come down to my boat . . . Mod eggs loves to argue ? . . . a friend to all ... a willing helper . . . Slow bum . . . You're on my wrong side! LINDA SUE SIMMONS Linda Aphrodite . . . Judy's twin . . . future teacher . . . love those Canadian Boy Scouts . . . frozen what? . . . Wanna go for a bike hike? . . . How about those library meetings? . . . Coordina- tion is funny ... Do you think you'll make it to Area? . . . Bottle caps, Salt cracker crumbs . . . in bed?! LESLIE CAY SOLETHER Les . . . Leslie . . . Lay-lee . . . number 1 1 2 in our class . . . gra- doo . . . Parties at Sole- thers . . . What's a date? . . . foaming at the mouth . . . wear skirts, much? . . . Let's go to the armory . . . Romantic . . . short G sweet. KEITH WESSEL STATLER Keith . . . Dedicated Tiger end G Honor Society member . . . Stat Un- assuming . . . quiet . . . Character, integrity . . . He speaks with more than words . . . Jersey import . . . clubfoot. 110 ROBIN LEAH STEPHEN Rob . . . Wobin . . . New girl! . . . How many Saint Bcmairds? . . . her short hair dimples char- acterize an unsinkable per- sonality . . . Talk much? . . . Scottish ancestry . . . small but mighty! . . . Senior girls picked her up at the armory. KATHRYN JANICE TAYLOR Kathi . . . Tale . . . FTA President ... a true romantic . . . quite a tailor . . . parking on a honda . . . velvet and lace . . . follows the bubbling brooks . . . quiet and sweet . . . Tiger twirler . . . Ah come on! CAPRICE ANN STOLPH Cappy . . . Head Ma- jorette . . . greyhaired lady . . . Is all that your hair? . . . Catches a certain catchers eye . . walks with a wiggle . . . bubbly laugh . . . Honor Student . . . Where’s Rock Creek? . . . Grove City here she comes . . . Spanish Major. WILLIAM CHARLES THOBABEN Bill . . . Toby . . . Bill G Beulah forever . . . loses his girl to Florida . . . When I was in Europe . . . Titus Savage . . . CVLT clean-up man . . . future actor, singer, direc- tor G teacher . . . All right, I won't go . . . helium voice . . . loves Lake Lucerne. KAREN SUE SWAN Karen . . . Swany . . . Speedy . . . What's a rat trap? ... is she a true blonde? ... I said to myself, Self . . . brownie leader . . . always a smile . . . open mouth, insert foot . . . Did you say Mr. Stanton has your coloring book? . . . mind of her own. ALLAN ANDREW TALLION Al . . . Feet . . . loves 'em and leaves 'em . . . likes the hair straight back . . . tough little Q.B. . . . electric fences? . . . size 14 shoe? . . . Let's go to the Drive-In ... a smart dresser and a good lookin' guy . . . faithful Hamlet Hills worker. DARIEN TILLOTSON Darien . . . left the sunny climes of California to come to Chagrin in the winter . . . personally knew the little 'ole lady from Pasadena . . . loves to surf . . . rolls her gym socks down . . . loves to laugh. JOHN KENNETH VAJDA John ... all league tackle . . . owns a Dar- lene Camaro . . . always laughing about something . . . Arthritic knees? . . . from John Adams to Chag- rin Falls . . . easy going . . . a big Chamoka . . . easy to get to know and like. Ill MARGARET ISABELLA VASEY Margaret . . . Margie . . . Can I borrow 15$ for a Di? . . . wild slumber parties . . . always knows where the action is . . . Venus in blue jeans . . . better late than never . . . In times of happiness, in times of catastrophe, there is always a smile . . . great dancer. REED LAWRENCE WALTERS Reed . . . Moose . . . slam books . . . Larry's nose . . . In my humble opinion-- . . . Words from the Cods . . . All around Einstein, accom- plished musician and com poser . . . sits yogi in class. NANCY ANN VECCHIARELLI Nancy . . . Nance . . My hair's goin' curly! . . . President of Leaders . . . Member of NHS . . . Let me tell you some- thing . . . Spaghetti and Italian bread . . . bass or tenor? . . . Honest, sin- cere, and everyone's best friend . . . Make like a rock! DAVID CHRISTOPHER WARD Dave . . . Wardo . . . Talk about curly red hair! . . . other half of the Ward G Rowan team . . . Kink . . . friendly and always smiles . . . basketball pro ... an awfully nice guy . . . always messin'around . . . the good humor man. % ANN CORNELIA VERDUIN Ann . . . burn, don't tan . . . tremendous cook? . . . What bandages on my legs? . . . talk much in the courtroom ? . . . future artist! . . . How much do you get an hour? . . . Brightens the life at the Fife . . . Early accep- tance at Wittenberg. KATHLEEN MARTA WALKER Kathy . . . Kathy baby . . . never a serious mo- ment . . . majorette . . . fastest bicycle in town . . . often found on Cleveland Street . . . unpredictable sense of humor ... Sr. Student Council Rep. . . . Big-super big . . . Honesty coupled with laughter . . . truly a friend. W w ffW ¥ '-X r a THERESE NOREEN WEITZER Terry . . . Baskins . . . just one of the fellas . . . always horsing around . . . jiffy pop . . . Abe, where? . . . kidnapped to Parma with a friend . . . Sunday at the stables . . . pumpkin power . . . Ivan's not weird . . . Have you tried Saffron ? . . . dinner at the Big Penny. STUART WENDL Stu . . . Wart . . . Butchie . . . That was cute ... a real man . . . Finally got his license . . . Ebb Tide . . . The Greek lover . . . Fast--runner that is . . . God's gift to women . . . Hey Lonnie . . . You're turning red . . . LDK . 112 GARRETT S. WILLIAMS Gary Baldy Chewy . . . what's your fastest time? . . . summer camp- outs . . . karate, judo ex- pert . . . background tram- poline . . . swimming at Whitesberg . . . Hickory Hill gang. LAURA CHASE WINTERS Laurie Gewd . . . See you in September . . . May's teen board . . one trouble maker . . . Woop dee do ... 4 on the floor, 3 in the trunk, Laurel? . . . Oklahoma's finest. JOSEPH ALOYSIUS WILLIAMS Joe . . . flying Tiger . . . Cross Country letter- man . . . natural good humor . . . Watch it, buddy! ... 2 mile man in track . . . Hey Joe . CINDY WINKO Wink, the Sassy one . . . knows her way around Heights blindfolded! . . . He is very fine! . . . Well geez, Mare . . . Father's helper ... a true individualist . . . drives a a blue VW . . . Do the Funky Broadway . . . ZBT's. SUSAN WOGISCH Sue . . . funny girl . . . New Hope? ... It only takes 14 min . . . reaches for Heights . . . orange juice cans . . . Do you be- lieve me? . . . beautiful long hair . . . Houga? KIRSTIN WILLIAMS Kristie Kris . . . a- broad in Europe . . . drives the Flamer . . . jail bird . . . short hair . . . artist . . . looks like a model . . . always ready for fun . . . avant-guard dresser . . . values her indepen- dence. WILLIAM GEORGE YEASER Bill . . . Rudy . . . Mo . . . Yeas . . . runs a wild yellow snake mobile . . . funny man . . . Let's have a party! . . . What's happening? . . . gives a nice haircut . . . Motown fan ... all around Tiger . . . Hey Granny! . . . Never afraid to say what he thinks. JAMES ALFRED WINCHELL Jim Winch . . . prac- tical fellow . . . one of the Bio-boys . . . inherited big brother's Chevy . . . Which hardware store is best? . . . keeps his eye on the girls ... here comes another Winchell! . . . Ohio State. JOHN BERNARD ZARACK John . . . sonorous sax- ophone . . . Whatever . . . big, blue-eyed blonde . . . The Mouth; heard everywhere . . . get that hair cut! . . . the nicest people on his honda . . . P.B. for lunch. PATRONS MR. MRS. DAVID H. BURRELL SPEICE'S DRUGSTORE THE MILLER PLUMBING . HEATING ’CO. Artificial Plant Co. Barker’s Camera Shop, Inc. Chagrin Watch Repair Jewelry Dr. Mrs. Richard H. Foss Dr. Mrs. Tom D. Rose Alberta's Salon Burkhardt's Market Chagrin Popcorn Shop Channon's Office Supplies Chem-Master's Corporation DeSimone School of Music Dr. A. R. Tilton Dr. C. Paul Bottom Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Johnson Drs. Fitts' Animal Clinic Falls Mower and Garden Shop Stroud River West Integrated Development Mgr. Co. Paul’s Men Boy’s Shop The Chagrin Department Store Valley Pharmacy Frederica's Goodtown Printers Hern's Tire Automobile Service Merritt's Isalys Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gorretta, Jr. Ogden Organ Piano Studio Redhead Beauty Shop The Bark Shoppe, Inc. Valley Optical Vi I lage Bel le Salon Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Vecchiarelli Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Olds Mrs. Sarah Lewis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 1968 Zenith Staff would like to express its sincere appreciation to Mr. Fry, Mr. Boris, Mr. McPeak, Mr. Prentner, and Mr. Luft for the time and effort they have sacrificed to make this yearbook possible. Courtesy of Good Luck Class of '68 Falls Advertising Etna Products Inc. 71 Main St. Chagrin Falls, Ohio Chagrin Falls, Ohio Producer of: 44022 Master Draw Lubricants To Serve You IS our Pleasure •STOP IN OR CALL CHEVROLETS CORVAIRS CHEVELLES CHEVE II COMARO CORVETTES • TRUCKS • SERVICE DEPT. and BODY SHOP OPEN SAT. 'til Noon We Service ALL GM Cars Trucks! New Used CAR SHOWROOM OPEN Mon. Thur. Evening until 9 P.M. other days to 6 P.M. 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