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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1969 volume:

6a ZENITH To Everything There Is a Season and a Time to Every Purpose Under Heaven TURN, TURN, TURN TURN! TURN! TURN! (To Everything There Is A Season) Words from the Book of Ecclesiastes Adapted and Music by Pete Seeger TRO © Copyright 1962 MELODY TRAILS, INC., New York, N.Y. USED BY PERMISSION Chagrin Falls High School Chagrin Falls. Ohio Foreword The world's all time best seller said it; a recent recording echoed it--To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Perhaps this is the season, this is the time to write with greater purpose --to say something more than the conventional yearbook Introduction usually says. Somehow, the students of CFHS in general--the class of '69 in par- ticular --deserve more than the traditional string of platitudes which invari- ably ends with a toast--to the future! The future can be--and is for some--a vague kind of never-never, hardly- ever land. There are students who are willing to wait--perhaps paradoxi- cally--waiting anxiously for the tomorrow of so-called ADULT life. There are others who THINK of the future, but LIVE in the present; they want to SHARE the decisions, SHARE the work--in short--SHARE THE ACTION! This involvement, this share of responsibility, should be a vital part of school life. Truthfully, it hasn't been--to a really significant extent. There is indeed a time to break down--a time to build up, a time to keep silence--a time to speak, a time for war--a time for peace, a time to laugh--a time to cry. Just as surely, these are the times when students need to be regarded as decision makers in their own rite, rather than passive recipients of adult benevolence. The time to reap for seniors needs to be the culmination of four years of progressively heightening leadership. The time to plant for underclassmen needs to be the continuous development of active involvement. The time to learn for faculty and students needs to be a continuous sharing of dynamic experiences. Together is the keynote--win or lose--in sports or activities or academics. No togetherness--however fraternally oriented --has the right to destroy or subvert the individual. This year--perhaps more than any in the school's history--has witnessed a new surge in student individuality. May these experiences serve not only future adult life, but provide vitality for an eternal present where free- dom of expression initiates a moving force for a freedom of action, en- nobling the individual in particular and society in general! Sometime in life you may come across a person who is different than most. A person who is a good conversationalist and enjoys discussing your prob- lems . Someone who has an open and friendly outlook on life. He is a very warm-hearted person who will go out of his way to help you. This person is always ready with an encouraging word yet can use a stern word when necessary. These words best describe a man that was one of the finest persons CFHS has known. The faculty, administration, and student body deeply feel the loss of a sincere and dedicated individual. Therefore, the 1969 Zenith staff, proudly dedicates this page in memoriam, to John Scott better known as Scotty. In Memoriam 3 Dedication Outstanding teachers are few and far between. Dedi- cation to his profession brings this member of our faculty to school before most of the student body is even awake. In his class a student learns not only to work in a class room situation but also to take initi- ative and to work and experiment on his own. As cross country coach he has had four first place teams in five years. He sets a good example by work- ing out with his team. This 1952 graduate of Chagrin doesn't miss a football game and you can find him at the gym most any Friday night during the basketball and wrestling season. Because of his spirit and dedi- cation to the school we proudly dedicate the 1969 Zenith to: Mr 5 B. Hurst A Time To Break Down 7 NIXONS Tl A Time To Speak 9 A Time for Peace ii A TIME TO LAUGH hj SENIORS A TIME TO REAP PRESIDENT CHRISTIAN ELLSWORTH ALLAN Chris . . . the Pit's pop- corn boy . . . words from the Gods . . . original funny man . . . brains anyone? . . . international living . . . chest x-rays in math class . . . Senior class pres. VICE PRESIDENT BRUCE MacNEAL BATCHELOR Bruce . . . super wit . . . best tap-dancing V.P. we've ever had . . . kelly green shirt . . . sideburns . . . Shimskan- dering . . . hit of the Y-Teen Formal . . . mopy marauder . . . Banana Split Fan. SECRETARY MARILYN LOUISE MARTINKO Marilyn . . . Tink . . . finally took up driv- ing . . . Let's bug Mr. Olhrich! . . . the class officers have a good thing going . . . graceful . . . Science award . . . family much?! ... a ring from Arabia . . . Cleveland Public Library. TREASURER NANCY LEMOON ERICSSON Nancy . . . Nance . . . two years abroad . . . keeper of the '69 finances . . . We've got a deadline! . . . What a cut! ... totally involved . . . O.F.B. at Kent State . . . throws great parties . . . machine- gun laugh . . . Hey Nance, do ya have a kleenex? ANNE LOUISE ADAMS Annie . . . married since 1967 . . . Oh, no! . . . genuine happiness . . . guitar lessons 5 days a week . . . study much? . . . just jumped on the Student Council bandwagon . . . hardworking float chairman ... a smile a minute. GAYLE LYNN ADLER Gayle . . . Chub . . . perpetual giggle . . . Solon boys . . . blush much?? . . . homework in Metro . . . Hi ya honey! . . . always a friendly smile . . . world's worst liar . . . mornings in the closet ... I train the wrestlers. MERRILEE ANDERSON Mer . . . icky ... 67 boys . . . soft spoken . . . Luff, Merrilee . . . dumb bunny with a lazy sniffer . . . My name is Sara Gates. . . . looks innocent . . . Lake Louise hostess. RUSSELL ALLEN ASHBY Russ . . . joe gas station . . . happiness is being 18 . . . Chevelle with 4 on the floor . . . home sweet home above the cracker barrel. . . spring trips to Florida . . . Jacks friend . . . likes those new girls ... best dressed boy of '69 . . . gets plenty of sleep in study halls. 16 KATHLEEN LOVAN ASH WILL Kathy , Kath . . . curly hair and braces . . . why do you guys always pick on me? . . . part of Maple Hill gang . . . gullible . . . Hamlet Hills ... I really miss you guys . . . jealousy . . . partial to one of the Peanuts gang. GAYLE EILEEN AVERY Aves . . . husky voice with a Pittsburg accent . . . first in fashion . . . make mine carbonated . . . sly sense of humor . . . picnics in Metro . . . Mrs. Formato in a Spanish marriage? . . . freshman fruit fly grower . . . trained your dog yet? ROBERT ALLEN BAILEY Bongo Bails brains box . . . Student Council, S.C., S.C., . . . drives a little red lady . . . bug . . . disunity within the party . . .I've got 50 guys behind me . . . Dances Unlimited . . . Key Club V.P. JEFFREY LEE BAINBRIDCE Jeff . . . Bridger . . . Brock . . . kindergarten bully . . . Rec Center fish . . . Hansel and Gretel . . . animal . . . wrestling champ . . . weights man- iac .. . enough letters? . . . late cross country runs on summer nights . . . kid . DENISE ANN BAKER Bake . . . strawberry curls . . . Bake and Clem . . . varsity cheerleader . . . Why don't ya yell? ... 4 years with Jane and her domestics . . . laugh much? . . . she knows Shirley Temple's hair dresser . . . eats whole berry pies. GLENN NORTON BARRI BALL Balls Glenny hot Rambler wagon to a G.T.O. . . . goes for older women . . . C.F.B.A. summer construction jobs . . . looks quiet but-- . . . a good story teller . . . weekends at Solethers. BARBARA JOY BARTHOLOMEW Barb horse woman . . . gymnastic fantastic . . . jewelry excentric . . . per- fect hair . . . ear pierce pro . . . allthehorsemen- knewher . . . office lady. JOHN PETER BARRY, JR. Pete Rabbit . . . adds an e to everyone's name . . . couldn't stay away . . . happiness is a basketball . . . I'm gonna bust your- I ain't . . . digs the Roxy . . . keeps b. ball practice live ... 2 broken ankles. 17 BRUCE ALLAN BARTON Speck little plaid tie in aisle 4 . . . Rambler . . . snazzy saddles and rain- bow socks . . . adhesive tape on his glasses . . . diligent worker in art . . . what an imagination! . . . 267 bowling score. ANN HUNTER BATCHELOR freckles . . . flighty . . . long hot summers clean- ing books . . . talks to the radio . . . breakfast after the formal . . . phone calls from Florida . . . Annie B. . . . The Fairy Guidance counselor. VIRGINIA LOUISE BATCHELOR Ginny Ginny- batch . . . Politics fan . . . Knows all the de- tails ... 2 sides to every question . . . Physics fanatic . . . Since when does 100% make your average go down? WILLIAM ALEXANDER BINGHAM Alex Bing NHS PRES. ... A Window is to throw out of . . . reliable knee . . . There goes a whipa- toodi . . . sexy fruit flies . . . codge and bwana worker . . . Owner of the most spectacular ski- jumping wipeout. ROBERT WALLACE BIRR Bob Birrhead Man of few words . . . cross coun- try harrier . . . Fisher's packing boy . . . rebuild- ing a dream ... air stream specialist . . . Beep-beep . . .takes flying lessons in a car? WILLIAM STEVEN BLEY Steve Self-styled cassanova . . . class spirit . . . lady's man . .•. architect to be . . . still plays with toys at Taggarts . . . long fingernails. 18 MARY ALICE BECKS Mary Shirley Temple . . . lost her voice for two months . . . almost a nun . . . You're pushing your luck . . . long hair much? . . . girls school import . . . choir girl . . . tremendous organist . . . summer in the sun . . . burn. JUDY CAROL BERG The show-me state . . . Married ! Skip who? . . . Save chicken fat and join the wacs . . . Ava- cado Poncho . . . corrupt Who?!! . . . Sweet but hardly reserved . . . POP- BOTTLES. JAMES STANLEY BOYNTON Jim . . . I'm 18 . . . Federated P.F. gang . . . 40 ft. yacht . . . professional bowler . . . attraction to telephone poles . . . book addict ... a deep thinker ... Is that really a slide rule? GARY LEE BRANTHOOVER Gary . . . Choppers Local 487 . . . coon hunter . . . the cars all paid for . . . math ma- jor . . . Let's go up to John's . . . always faith- ful to Lynn . . . You know it . . . practical joker. PAMELA ANN BREELER Pam . . . Po . . . Breel . . . French IV her junior year ... a big bad sax . . . Come on you guys! . . . bruise easily? . . . Huh, I don't get it? . . . eyeball at- tacks . . . knows her med- ical history. DAVID CURTIS BROVALD Dave . . . trumpeter . . . Mr. Foley's flunky-wise guy . . . weird and hilarious ... an extraordinary sense of humor . . . never ending watch supply . . . one-man sound effects machine . . . Pass it in What do you want for a buck-fifty! MICHAEL STONE BURNETT Mike . . . highway terror . . . All night walks in Chagrin . . . firecracker man . . . It was a bear of a test! . . . What do you mean the North won the war? . . . German cut-up . . . Number one boy in the class. SCOTT BARCLAY BURROWS Scott . . . tiss . . . medicine man rides a wild scotter . . . lousy pool player . . . bent on hockey . . . hates snow . . . C.C.C. bound . . . four with Fry. ROBERTA LEE BUTLER Bobbie . . . baby of the class of 69 . . . Y-teen president . . . National Merit Semi-Finalist . . . straight to Spieces after school . . . busy, busy, busy . . . A. P. lasts all day? . . . Madame Speaker. MARY JANE CAMARATO Cooch . . . talented 4 yr. art student . . . blue, navy blue . . . J.C.W.A. member . . . faithful subject Rulu . . . wheaties on weekends . . . a C. G. fan . . . I don't get it? . . . Rein- carnated as a tree?! 19 JOHN JAMES CARMICHAEL Happy Jack . . . Car- bunckle . . . big man in a small car . . . star center roundballer . . . Jack PAVES the way . . . Down by the old mill stream . . . mas- ter of the solo laugh . . . Hey, baby! . . . Tiny Tim the second. . . . Swim . . . one of C.R.'s buddies . . . Reb. . . . On 69'ers bowling team . . . Church roundballer . . . Tiger's instep . . . always troubled with Blonds ... Up the Street . . . One of the South Side gang . . . Boy, do I hav to tell you what happened in , ELAINE CAROL CASE Casey . . . Rena's one and only . . . Miss Per- fectionist . . . Morris' best . . . always laughing . . . summers in Europe . . . fake eyelashes! ? . . . Rob . . . pobrecita . . . identical cousins? . . . turtlenecks on Mondays. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH CASE Kacey . . . VW to Jeep . . . Wild parties At Home . . . caravan casualty? . . . premature gray hair . . . unique wardrobe . . . pre-engaged . . . Russie . . . faithful subject to Rulu . . . wheaties on weekends . . . identical cousins??? JANICE LYNN CHAMBERLAIN Green jello or red jello? . . . JCWA PRES. . . . still a Girl Scout . . . great nickname giver . . . Bus buddy with Barb . . . Ooh those Canadian boys . . . holy ears . . . What's a Keylu! . . . member of the FAITHFUL FIVE. ISABELLE CHISHOLM L'il Eber . . . short'n sweet . . . wild at the wheel . . . one of the Minnesota Tribe ... al- ways friendly . . . West Coast camping Trip . . . homecoming atten- dant . . . I'm just dumb! . . . blush much? HOLLY CLEM SON professional cheerleader . . . shy and quiet? . . . dance, dance, dance . . . Basketball cake baker . . . Bake G Clem . . . meti- culous . . . Senior Home- coming attendant . . . finally made NHS. DAVID MICHAEL CONNOR Hippie . . . artist and musician . . . Indian boots . . . smokes a mean pipe . . . Bob Dylan . . . I'm not proud! ... true in- dividualist . . . float chair- man? . . . has a beautiful mind. 20 DENNIS ARTHUR CORYELL Denny . . . Mr. Foley's whipping boy ... all Ohio Boy's Band--Bladk beret . . . Little Theater Orchestra Colonial's Clean-up boy . . . Open those windows! ... Plays the part of little sir echo in taps . . . Three Hour showers. JUDY ANN DAY Hey Jude . . . summers at Cape Cod . . . the 13th room . . . artist . . . grew eggplant mold in her locker . . . friendship is a selfish thing . . . Lantern reporter ... a singer of sad songs . . . her car keeps falling apart. SALLY ANN CRESSMAN SAC . . . always laughing . . . Long Bangs and short pig- tails . . . Girl Scout oldie . . . member of the faithful 5 . . . one of the old Lyndals gang who starred in the plays . . . wait a minute . . . OABR whooping cranes. PETER ALLEN CUSHING Pete . . . sweet little gangster . . . that's not punny . . . Bellwoods swimming star . . . great voice at tryouts . . . Nemeth's Joker . . . The Bellwood gang, Inc. . . . drop in on advanced Math. DEBORAH JANE DAVENPORT Debbie . . . Legs Freckles on her knees . . . Grannies . . . funny- woman . . . love and bunny hugs . . . her name's harry ... I do not have an accent! . . . But I 've already taken that subject. JOANNE BELLEAU deHAMEL Jo . . . Joannie . . . I got the weakies! . . . ticklish . . . Halle's Teenboard . . . Always on the go . . . Successfully dates around . . . Grannies . . . Champ at getting out of tight situations . . . talk much? . . . open mouth, insert both feet. TIMOTHY SAUSAL DENNIS Tim . . . Hillbilly . . . latest helmet fashion for his hot honda . . . Well in Tulsa, . . . Peanut brittle and thick shakes . . . keeps things clean at Town and Country . . . Hey, I gotta ride my cycle. MARY ELLEN DODDRIDGE Melon . . . Wild pool parties . . . Gary Indiana O.T. pank bubbly Look at my new trick! . . . reMARKable . . . accident prone . . . plays with toys . . . confusion is a Mark which can easily ex- SPRESS her. 21 DENNY EDWARD ELDERKIN Peter Pan through the windshield . . . last of the Hickory Hill gang . . . One of the long hairs . . . leather bracelet . . . car wired for sound . . . knows all the latest dances. ALU SON JEAN ENGEL Al . . . Half of our Higbee's Teen Board rep . . . co-edited the Zenith . . . Mrs. Savage with blue hair? . . . OABR di- rector . . . here kitty . . . Council veteran . . . fashionable future ... a quick wit . . . warm and sensitive. BEVERLY GAE EDELMAN Bev . . . Bunch Baby-Bicepts . . . cycle sensation . . . sew much? . . . long blond hair . . . another ski bunny . . . What kind of accent is that? . . . warm and friendly . . . early morn- ing jogging . . . loves life MELINDA HELEN EDWARDS My Rambler American . . . Jewanne . . . Ham- let cleaning lady ... 2 mo' days to mah biofday voice of an angel . . . Kind, understanding, sin- cere, and lovable . . . always a helping hand . . . Appreciates life for what it is. MARGARET ANN ENGEL Peggy . . . Majorette at last . . . daisies spell suc- cess . . . S.C. PRES. . . . Carrie's polka partner . . . Ohio's rep. to Texas . . . Teen Board for Hig- bees . . . Burbon St. was S.C. business? . . . bas- ketball widow. KAREN AILEEN FLOM Karen . . . cute clothes . . . from teenybopper in Birdie to Daisy Mae in L'il Abner . . . What do you mean you're not going to the basketball game? . . . good dancer . . . Chesterland Hullabaloo . . . that voice . . . artistic. MICHAEL GARY FORMATO Mike . . . Mrs. Jenkins' adopted son . . . hotline to God . . . thrives on music . . . Ravi Duck and the bears . . . per- sonal fuzz chair . . . pants side-show . . . knows his own mind. BRUCE ALAN FORTENBAUCH Baw . . . Donald Duck sneeze . . . Chess's regular . . . likes those blonds . . . church b-ball . . . sits shot gun on dates . . . South Side gang . . . draft card before license . . . great (?) bowler. 22 JOHN FISCHER FREER You goober . . . electri- cian and lights man . . . sporty blue Opel . . . gym his favorite class? . . . Let's stop at Chuck's . . . that Tuesday . . . what do brown and green look like? . . . want me to fix it? . . . likes the name Beth. DAVID LAWRENCE FUHRY Dave . . . Dogger . . . sleeps 24 hours a day . . . coon hunter . . . the mole . . . need a shave? . . . Saint Rita's grad . . . champion dog? . . . can't hit the broad- side of a barn . . . walks through the woods all night. WILLIAM COBER GARRETT Bill . . . Slug . . . Cha guy . . . fantastic royal Christies ... ski fanatic . . . Lafayette . . . 7th period at Lewis' Lake . . . Deb . . . makes a point with his sideburns . . . likes to sleep in gardens. PAULA SUE GLASER Paula-belle . . . quiet and artistic . . . car trouble? . . . the wagon vs. Paula . . . always good for a laugh . . . Rapunzel . . . clothes-horse . . . mis- placed her vocal cords . . . Alright you guys . . . ter- rific slumber parties. ROBERT WILLIAM GODWIN Bob . . . Baby Huey . . . Paul Bunyon . . . wres- tling and football captains ... a bowl a day keeps the bullies away . . . ver- satile athlete . . . two ac- cidents in one week?! . . . Sat. night bowling league. CRAIG DALE GOEPPINGER Craig . . . Goep . . . sideburns . . . perpetual tan . . . loves that wres- tling . . . fanatic tennis bum . . . trig prof . . . one of surviving German IV students . . . traveling man . . . member of the American Interest Party . . . weekends at Barvue Farm. FRANK BUTLER GREER Frank . . . Frankie . . . tassels on his loafers ... 53 Chevy . . . Mr. Stanton's scapegoat . . . Cadillac on the side . . . champion salesman in J.A. . . . good dancer . . likes those older women. RATHE DIANE GROLL Grubs . . . from High- land View worker to Val- ley Opt. . . . Katchy . . . drives a hot Rambler . . . watch out for those Spanish soccer players . . . clothes conscious . . . Chicago basketball pro . . . how's your hus- band? . . . Benny . . . sunshine, love, and daisies. 23 BARBARA JEAN GRUZD Barb . . . Barbie Jean graceful air . . . how long did it take to grow that hair? . . . traded in her specs for store bought eyes . . . ready smile . . . Civics activist . . . does the splits with ease . . . freckles, freckles, freckles. LAURA LEE HAAR Harley . . . Hamlet helper . . . bombs around in a Chevy convertible . . . Scott . . . ex-Hell's Angel? . . . personable and intelligent . . . Cha- grin old timer . . . that famous Haar laugh! . . . future secretary? JOHN RICHARD HACEMAN John . . . tuba-toter . . . Simca with a racing stripe . . . white shirts G bow ties . . . cross coun- try . . . It's like this; but if you turn around, it's like that! THE boss at Fisher's . . . track star . . . friendly. CLIFFORD KEARY HARMON Cliff . . . Casper . . . Clifford K. . . . always stays home the day his Bio. reports are due . . . shrewd stock market analyst . . . Siboney's at 6 football and wrestling . . . purple heart for wrestling . . . dedicated . . . will to succeed. ERIK CARL HELLEKSON runs by torchlight . . . Zucker's after school . . . false eyelashes? . . . loves his de-hydrated food . . . tutoring in the park . . . canoe trips to Canada . . . Its' not your car! Cot a future ahead of him. STEPHEN ANDREW HELLER Steve . . . hot mustang . . . drives for Hancock . . . cut off sweaters . . . millionaire by 18 . . . cough, cough, cough . . . good right arm with paper wads . . . isolated in French class. DONALD RICHARD HENNING Don . . . Hedge Pooh bear . . . white bucks ... St. Rita's grad . . . yellow Austin Healy . . . golf pro . . . south side gang . . . one of Amer- ica's foremost astronomer . . . Zenith picture-boy . . . going to the observatory. JOSEPH JOHN HENTEMAN Joey . . . permanent entertainer of coach's board . . . Mickey Mouse car . . . hey teach . . . athletic bum . . . Joe foot- ball . . . Satch . . . many arguements . . . get caught much? . . . Oh, wow! Happiness is a new girl. 24 GREGORY CLYDE HLAD Greg . . . Greggy . . . C.F.B.A. . . . Ellen . . . loves those Corvairs . . . Bob Dylan at Rich- mond Mall . . . Hlad and Jennings . . . little Rummy . . . puts up bond for his brother! . . . friendly to everybody! . . . loves 'em and leaves 'em and loves 'em again. EDWARD RICK HOBART Rick . . . Hobo . . . Eddy . . . the toe . . . T.V. home body . . . counselor at Centerville . . . fifty-fo Ford . . . Hobat . . . Rhinoceros nose . . . church friends and B-ball . . . goes for the older women . . . dedicated Tiger center and linebacker. JACK RICHARD HOLLEY Jack . . . mister mod . . . stiff neck . . . tough guy with the freshman . . . '57 Chevy . . . heavy wrist . . . hack, hack, hack . . . likes his motor bike better than girls . . . psychedelic what? ROBERT L. F. HOLLMEYER Bob . . . jumpin' jack flash . . . preacher . . . road runner . . . police- man for our picnics . . . My Girl . . . That was quite a putrid showing! . . . V. W. with a racing stripe . . . assembly sound effects. PATRICIA ANN HERN Patt . . . Fish . . . never on a Friday . . . quiet shy type?! . . . Stone's parties . . . how many temps? . . . jocks out of dentist appoint- ments . . . Did you get your hair cut? . . . likes the beat of those drums . . . N. Y. Spaghetti House. DAVID ELLIOTT HILL Hillbilly . . . Davy . . . C.F.B.A. . . . sum- mers in the sun . . . milk runs to N. Y. . . . Rrrrear . . . decided to give Snavely a break . . . pig noises . . . has a brand new Jeep . . . Hey Jude . . . Every Mon- day night you what?! . . . The only way to fix a dead battery is to do a dance at exit 42. SUSAN CLAIRE HODGES Sue ... art major . . . letters to Dave . . . warm enough? . . . can sell anything? . . . loves Cor- vair convertibles . . . Hodge-podge . . . real sense of humor . . . great driver GARY WILLIAM HOFFMAN Gary ... all Ohio Boys Band vet . . . golden lips . . . king at the solo con- test . . . deadly at the pool table . . . Fisher's garbage disposal. 25 THOMAS CLYDE JACKSON Tom . . . coon hunter . . . trigger happy . . . Jungle Tom . . . loves to do jumping jacks . . . chemistry know it all? . . . farmer . . . loves to pick corn . . . walks through the woods all night with Dave ... his dog ran away. EDWARD ROBERT HOREJS Ed ... Mr. Ed ... Mr. Wizard . . . roman private eye . . . first an actor, now a singer . . . good grief . . . Norejs around . . . Lantern news editor. How do you pro- nounce your name? . . . Flavius Maximus. LYNDA SUE HUGHES Lynda . . . Huey . . . two weeks of summer fun . . . sincere and under- standing . . . problem solver . . . shy to those who don't know her . . . half-proprietor of a Honda . . . been around ever since . . . hard worker at concessions. CHRISTOPHER TODD IRVIN Chris . . . BMOC (big man on campus) . . . skis are longer than his car . . . visits to Miami . . . tough wrestler . . . loves to argue . . . ladies man . . . swival hips . . . double jointed knees . . . first boy to walk the length of the floor on his hands. DEBORAH LEE JONES Debbie . . . what a temper! ! ! . . . off and on cheerleader . . . finally settled down to ONE boy . . . Leader with true talent . . . swimmer G golfer . . . always makes a good appearance . . . high class life guard . . . likes those gym matts . . . says what she thinks. ROBERT SHERMAN JENNINGS Bob . . . C.F.B.A. . . . patronizes Hlad's A-l used cars . . . Flair Cafe . . . resides in the office . . . Tony's after school . . . freshman joy rides on Sundays . . . many parties. RAE ANN JERKOVITZ Rae . . . new look for her senior year . . . Span- ish IV faithful . . . al- ways laughing . . . Hulla- baloo . . . kind to all . . . dune buggy rides . . . speedy in shorthand. DAVID PAUL JOHNSON Dave . . . Schmock . . . Steve Allan fan . . . drinking buddy of Wino . . . wild San- dusky weekends . . . Chagrin's only natural blond . . . sailing sum- mers . . . had a Case for awhile . . . Hey baby . 26 PAUL ARTHUR JONES Jonah . . . Blokie . . . one of the starting five . . . looks at bright side of life . . . a friend to all . . . hot temper . . . W. C. Fields fan ... a little house in the woods . . . Ambition to be a doctor. DEBORAH ANN KEEFE Debbi . . . B. Cleaver . . . Canadian proms . . . Thanks mouth! . . . hard to say good-bye to . . . Whoser-nose . . . Spanish club mascot . . . long dark curly hair . . . I don't get it . . . home- work in Metro. GEORGE JOSEPH KEETER George . . . Kester . . . border line case . . . physical ed.? . . . big corvair . . . beep-beep jeep . . . Ohio State bound . . . Ski-Doo maniac. COLLEEN MAXINE KELLY JB . . . Lord Buxton . . . kelly green and Irish temper . . . slumber parties in the hay loft . . . has a laugh like a stomach pump . . . Franklin St. pin-up . . . Tiger majorette . . . Kent State bound (wonder why?). VIRGINIA ANN KING Ginny . . . OABR veteran . . . drives the red Porsche . . . smiling majorite . . . crazy imitations . . . metic- ulous and well dressed . . . dances to stardom? . . . so I like to laugh? . . . One of Jane's domestics . . . Diet-Rite addict. DANIEL TURNER KLEES Danny . . . motor mouth . . . track 2-miler . . . lights up the We Three . . . did someone mention mud puddles? . . . I sorry . . . Don't change accident prone. WILLIAM ARTHUR KNAPP Bill . . . bashful smile . . . Has three loves: sports cars, spaghetti, and air- planes . . . migrates to Warren weekly . . . pump- kin raids . . . shiny blue Mustang . . . faithful class worker and stadium sweeper . . . UFO's be- ware ! GAIL JEAN KORCYKOSKI Koski . . . once she starts talking, you can't shut her up . . . Where'd you get the black eye? . . . California half the senior year . . . car washing parties . . . pool shark . . . contest champion . . . only her hair dresser knows for sure . . . blue bomb. 27 WENDY RAE KUJAT head twirler . . . tear- jerking speeches . . . effi- ciency plus . . . summer lifeguard . . . sparkling smile C beautiful hair . . . dedicated the class of '69 hard worker . . . energetic gymnastic pro . . . famous blush and ever present laughter. KATHERINE JANE LANNICAN . . . great slumber parties . . . enthusiast of anything ... an enemy of the U.S. Air Force . . . bouncy blond ... a giggle C a turned up nose . . . per- petual cheerfulness . . . Nuts! PAUL KIM LAPICK Kim ... '68 girl .. . when the M.G. goes, I go! . . . pumped ethel at Miles-Brainard Shell . . . SkiTown . . . has a way of talking to the boss . . . skiological engineer . . . Very skilled with his hands . . . Q . . .La- pichorello. BRADLEY WAYNE LARSON Brad . . . band dropout . . . Oh well! . . . Trig, brain? . . . Varsity wres- tler . . . practical . . . fig- ures out his homework in light centuries . . . willing to debate. VLADISLAV STEPHAN LAVICKA Lad . . . how do you spell that? ... New York ski week-ends . . . Hungarian contacts . . . arguement for arguement's sake . . . in- ternational skier . . . Czech nationalist . . . 7th period at Lewis' Lake. ALLEN WILBUR LEACH Al . . . inexhaustable supply of cars . . . Minne- sota outcast . . . burns a mean trail on his skies . . . hot wires cycles . . . Quite a mechanic . . . Allen Schmallen . . . quite the batchelot . . . Let's flap . STEPHEN EDWARD LEACH Steve . . . how many pumpkins in your barn? . . . strongly optomistic . . . show me your Lark . . . Lech . . . good dancer . . . cute smile . . . . NO, Gail!! ! . . . Southern education. GERALD MARC LITTLETON Jerry . . . Wino peace symbols a Snoopy lighter . . . bell bottoms . . . an artist? . . . beauti- ful tenor voice . . . crazy . . . always a highsign . . . makes his own clothes . . . treads floorboards. 28 JANE LOESCH Beany Blossom . . . John Gehman award for breaking things in Senior Science . . . Jane Eyre G Mr. Rochester . . . loves white roses . . . tears G Charlie Brown's Christmas . . . ski bum? . . . Lan- tern leader ... (in 4th period study hall?) . . . sensitive G intelligent. ROXANA RAE LYLE Roxy . . . those preacher's kids . . . Cleveland State social worker . . . genuinely concerned with Civil Rights . . . National Merit Scholar . . . knows everything about every- one . . . has her own ver- sion of Peter Rabbit. HANS JOACHIM LOTZ Kim . . . AFS'er from Germany ... a council supporter . . . Under age? . . . easy going . . . How's life? . . . lets dance . . . you violent Americans! DAVID BLACKWELL LOWE Dave . . . Lantern staff . . . friendly . . . 3's a crowd? . . . rides up a storm . . . not as innocent as he looks? . . . sheepish smile . . . digs Firebirds . . . one of the Sugarbush gang . . . C'mon you guys. YOLETTA MANFREDI Letta . . . gum snap- per . . . Opportunity School . . . meticulous . . . always ready with a smile . . . won a contest with Landa . . . loves children . . . Me and my shadow . . . Geauga Community Hospital . . . pediat- ric division. MARILYN SUE MARKS Biddy-Sue . . . one white eyebrow . . . what an operator! . . . seam- stress plus . . . Minute Rice after school ... an optomistic beauty. EDWARD STEVEN MARTT Ed . . . first chair clarinet . . . All-Ohio Boy's Band . . . chewing gum for lunch . . . quiet . . . it does the job . . . likes to sleep during Physics . . . friendly type of guy. YOLANDA MANFREDI Landa . . . Braun, not brain? . . . fingernails! . . . hard worker . . . Y-Teen enthusiast . . . extrovert . . . beauty con- test winner . . . has worth- while life ambitions . . . Opportunity School . . . Good things come in small packages. 29 CHARLES FREDERICK MAZZEO Chuck . . . psychoso- matic illnesses . . . mail- box muscle man . . . just 'cuz you have a cop for an uncle? . . . continental or collegiate? . . . Big Chuck . . . should be Perry Mason . . . Manner's Big Boy . . . longest burns. COLLEEN CARRIE McDermott Carrie . . . Chocolate chip cookies . . . the floor is her second home . . . outstanding Homecoming Queen . . . Zenith meet- ing glutton . . . makes Leaders Club a Tuesday night laugh-in . . . co-ed dorms in Minnesota . . . You auckie! . . . shows her colors on St. Patrick's day. LINDA FAY MATSON Linda . . . J. A. activist . . . Gilligan lost?! . . . late start in Latin . . . stock market jinx . . . summer in Indiana . . . Haven't you gotten your license yet? . . . Case Tech . . . When isn't your phone busy? SCOTT CARL McDOWELL Scotty . . . Huh! . . . son of a preacher man . . . have a few accidents . . . How do? . . . Am I bored! . . . summers in Mexico . . . Wanted-- dead or alive! . . . swim much? GREGORY ALONZO MATTHEWS Greg . . . Curly . . . Mr. Hoppel's right hand man . . . great orator? . . . Lake Louise main- tenance man . . . wears out the lanes at Colonial . . . drives the red bomb. JAMES EDWARD McROBIE Jim . . . Nails . . . Mac . . . half asleep . . . flex . . . Jimmy Mac . . . frequent trips to the East Side (many miles too) . . . church round- bailer . . . Lahoya on the label . . . crackers at lunch . . . messenger guard. KENNETH MELBY Ken . . . Melbs . . . morning announcer . . . sarcasm is his byword . . . Kennie Melbs . . . football captain . . . Time to close up shop. . . . Key Club pres. . . . too small to play football? . . . all league linebacker. ANN BREWSTER MILLER Annabelle . . . Annie . . . lunchroom loudmouth . . . Annie Fannie . . . Hey, Mr. Battles! . . . glasses, braces, and curly hair . . . and here's to you Mrs. Robinson . . . will- power? . . . TP land . . . Hayley Mills look alike . . . pep plus . . . Hey, Jude . . . swimming and gymnastics. 30 SHARON ANNE MOATS Boyd . . . Tete . . . loyal soccer fan . . . dis- tinctive laugh . . . plans to marry her way into Rocker- feller riches . . . up the street . . . future model . . . oh, that Rockefeller. JOSEPH FRANCIS MORROW, JR. Jef ... a spare tire . . . hockey skater . . . Tiger tennis bum . . . weights are everything . . . the banker . . . Many happy returns . . . Charlie Brown . . . subtle jokes . . . makes the grades. CRETCHEN SUNDAY NORLIN Peg . . . pride of the altos . . . first leaders pres, who didn't make the club . . . blue tennies . . . Chess' gang . . . wild dancer Kernals . . . Red Raider summers . . . you dummy . . . spends Memorial Day at Geauga Lake. DONALD ARVID NYBERC Don . . . shrew ... al- ways has an opinion ... ski fan . . . Warrensville greaser . . . political master-mind ... ski club organizer . . . argue much? . . . A.P. late comer . . . Maine summers. CAROL ANN O'CONNOR Carol . . . return of the native . . . dedicated class worker . . . that Irish temper . . . wrapped up in A.F.S. diplomacy . . . Ken- ton Rd. gang . . . always has something to say . . . terror on skis. BLAIR THOMPSON OLSON Blair . . . Chest . . . lots of soul . . . Mays worker . . . good taste in clothes . . . football en- thusiast . . . spring tennis player . . . drives a Cougar . . . Lantern sportswriter. RANDY PAUL PARRISH collects cigarette packs for new wall paper . . . had first and last party . . . baby-face . . . ex- wrestler . . . Kenston re- ject but one of Chagrin's best . . . always smiling, friendly. CHARLES HOWARD PARSONS Charlie Chuck, super sci- entist of the week, all year . . . star AV man . . . Varsity at last! ... he tries harder ... in the minority in A.P. ... Halloween hoodlum . . . Senior Tiger. 31 GEORGE STEARS PASCOE Poncho . . . Amazon . . . the little guy with a lot of fight . . . happy go lucky . . . Georgie Porgie . . . loves the Barron's . . . clanky Camaro ... is he really 18? . . .the monk with spunk . ROBERT DANA REGAN Skip . . . Rughead . . . party after party . . . Skip Regan has hairy legs . . . dance, dance, dance . . . allergic to school . . . coaches 'n the bushes . . . Gorgeous . . . music know it all . . . flattery gets you somewhere . . . when you need someone to lean on. LANETTE DIANE POULTNEY Duck ... a full-fledged - four-year-Home-Ec- honey . . . one of the Faithful Five . . . beau- tiful thing of today will be . . . National Days . . . Thoreau Thinker . . . a true lover of life . . . everybody's crying towel ... a real person. ERICK CHRISTOPHER PREYSS Rick . . . studly a . . . DP from Joisey . . . shoe man . . . Where's a pawty? . . . This time I'll lose my license for sure! ... What's at 105! ... loves to prove his point. MARTHA PUCSLEY Pugs . . . Maaatha . . . a front lawn full of pump- kins . . . two left feet . . . well-dressed . . . any kind of skiing . . . knit a sweater big enough for two . . . swim-team summers • . . one of the original class of '69 . . . secluded weekends in Canada (coed). DERONDE REYNOLDS Doni . . . Dee . . . Rich much? ... a date with Dr. Kay . . . Florida . . . ski bunny . . . quite a voice . . . sugar in the morning . . . two left feet . . . cheats at poker . . . contagious laugh . . . I'm not supposed to tell you this, but . . . Havre's woman. RANDI DIANNE RIPPE Randi . . . came east . . . everyones friend . . . . . . 50 mile bike hikes . . . Who's Dan? . . . long, beautiful, brown hair . . . angora does grow— in Paw Paw Lake . . . bell collection? . . . blush much? ... an all around fine girl. ANN MARRELL ROBERTS A. R. Speedy Roberts . . . Outward Bound . . . Hi on you! ... smiling warmth . . . contact wardrobe . . . Annie and Clyde? . . . biol- ogy and band commuter . . . medals at solo contest . . . beaver face! . . . The chip- munks ate it? . . . au naturel ears . . . one of the Faithful Five. 32 GAYLE LINDA ROEDER head flag twirler . • . ex- cellent driver . . . Danny . . . shake a tailfeather . . . left guard . . . uninhibited . . . Mi- ami bound (accepted or not) . . . gymnast and all round leader . . . buddy to B.T. and B.C. . . . loves to dance . . . Best Athlete. JAMES HENRY ROMAINE Jim . . . pot planter . . Mr. Fry's buddy . . . Jumping Jimmy Romaine . . . old senior . . . Fa- ther . . . Midpark trans- plant . . . Fisher's bag boy BARBARA JEAN RUE Twink . . . Ruebarb Barbie Jean likes to go to church ... ha- bitual giggler . . . member of the faithful five . . . green jello . . . Jersey summers . . . kneecap artistry . . . swims in baby pools . . . pink-fink slurpees . . . Are you kidding me ? CRAIG TUDOR RUECKERT Rueks ... Key Club forever . . . perfect pitch . . . good sense of humor . . . fashion dresser ... 6 squirrel power in his Rambler American . . . Bare necessities . . . uninhibited mixed . . . loves to ski . . . optimis- tic. JON ANTHONY SALERNO sports editor ... big man in that '48 Olds . . . a will to succeed . . . laughs at most everything ... a true Pollock . . . Expert on all the good foods down on 48th and Buck- eye . . . Baseball fanatic. MARK LOUIS SCHROEDER Schroed . . . Coon Car . . . 7 nights a week at Craig Drive . . . C.F.B.A. . . . Mr. Moe fan . . . It's a hot mother . . . Zenith meeting cut-up . . . A great juke box and an all night party ... 4 year Tiger . . . Coaches pet? . . . O' Cwap . VIRGINIA ANITA RUSHMORE Cinny . . . Peachy . . . naive, sweet, and in- nocent . . . the Hi sign . . . You guys, cut it out! ... fuzzy hair much? . . . quiet until she gets going . . . never had a drag . . . good grief . . . The Grannies . . . cautious nature. SHERYL KAY RYAN Sheri . . . Yellow Rose of Texas . . . Send Alice's Restaurant to Lewis B. Hershey . . . let- ters from Tokyo ... al- ways wounded . . . To live is to dance—to dance is to live. . . . Math class? . • . FTA Treas . • . What were you in the OABR? . . . Irish! 33 KAREN ANNE SCHULTZ Schultzie . . . amateur professional secretary . . . Over Hill over Dale . . . needs a smaller car? . . . professional flag twirler . . . import from Orwell . . . ex-leader . . . long hair? . . . Yeah! STEPHEN WARREN SHEER Steve . . . Mentor Hullabaloo . . . gas sta- tion attendant . . . pink levies . . . Sophomore flat-top . . . mechanically minded . . . loves those racing machines . . . grows that hair to great lengths. ROBIN WYLD SCHWIND Rob . . . drive top- less . . . top hat, pancho, G boots . . . midnight hikes thru graveyards with a latern . . . artist . . . C.V.L.T. G Karamu's light man . . . poetry reader in quiet moments . . . Ouija G a bell- bottomed friend. BRUCE SHELTON Buzz . . . likes 'em tall, dark, G handsome . . . river romper . . . the nicest pick-up in town . . . Baski Strip . . . long walks home . . . Barb . . . $500 a year on mags . . . Nationals or bust . . . now do what Dad tells ya Bruce! LYDIA STRATTON SERAFINI G. I. Jacket . . . out of town boys . . . Hey, Let's go for a walk. . . . Does he have a beard?! . . . Cape Cod . . . What's the basic problem? . . . Lyd . . . sincere . . . got bit by an ambulance . . . advanced (?) Art class. MICHAEL J. SEALY Mike . . . Juijitzo master . . . lives for that hour with Mr. Wheatcraft . . . Sealy posterpedic . . . Phys- ics whiz . . . quiet G shy . . . mad scientist . . . conscientious worker. SUSAN MARGARET SIPOS Susie . . . Raul said . . . enunciates striking natural blonde . . . artist of quality . . . Mamie Yokem . . the mouth . . . totaled the car . . . nuttiest one . . . ART IS MY LIFE! BETTY JO SLAYBAUCH Slaybells . . . Butts Betty Crocker . . . Ra ha! . . . great slumber parties . . . gurgly laugh . . . Gruber . . . drives backwards . . . never sneaks out--sneaks 'em in . . . I'm starting a new diet—tomorrow. ALVIN JOEL SMITH Beany . . . Beasly A1 Smith and co . . . Myrtle Beach ... is it true blondes have more fun? ... a new truck every month . . . Michigan week ends . . . will you marry me? . . . shark fighter . . . scarf and skidooer and Morton Mouse Patrol. ANNE LOUISE SMITH A gymnast and an artist . . . Chinese splits?! . . . big wheel on the Prism . . . agreeable disposition . . . summers at Muzzy lake ... on to Carleton. RUTH ANN SMITH Smittie back in town . . . soloist in Frisco blues band ... a friend to all . . . Biggy Rat ... al- ways up to something . . . specialized in hyp- notics . . . Grannies . . . Yale boys . . . Dear Abby 1 . . very sincere. MICHAEL DAVID SOLETHER Shoe . . . Mike C.F.B.A. . . . Morton Co. . . . barn parties with bor- rowed signs . . . costly breakfast . . . drives into walls . . . tape recorder . . . basement and house parties . . . The Big Bu . JANET LEE SOMERS Chatagua summers . . . I'm getting a letter to- day . . . first to get her license . . . track meets on Sunday? . . . Hunting trail gang . . . great slumber parties . . . ten new hair lengths a year . . . pianist. STEVEN FRANCIS SORENSON Sore . . . Good humor man . . . double, double, toil and trouble . . . hibernates during the summer . . . My brother worked this problem for me. Man this world is whipped Hawaii shirts . . . one man band. MICHAEL JOHN SMALL Mike . . . camper in Scarsdale ... all night parties . . . three-two blood . . . never a dull moment . . . Mrs. Durrin's friend ... an actor . . . sharp dresser ... ex- wrestler . . . Bud. DANIEL BROWN SOUTHMAYD sincerity marks his thoughts and deeds . . . class spirit . . . constructs to great heights . . . guitar man . . . well traveled . . . sick jokes . . . quiet and kind . . . advanced art. 35 LYNNE ELLEN SPANG EN BERG Spanky . . . horses around alot . . . loyal Democrat . . . keeps the curve up in Latin IV . . . your friendly cynic . . . Best Dressed Girl of '69' . . . I don't have to go to band today. . . . Na- tional Merit Semi Finalist . . . always polished. PETER WILUAM SPEARING Pete . . . never seen without his briefcase . . . Bye Bye Birdie ham . . . inner city tutor . . . Coach's favorite road-run- ner . . . intellectual . . . please don't sing this time . . . bookselves at a time . . . unforgettable cough. RICHARD MARTIN SPRAGUE Dick . . .Basement me- chanic . . . specializes in used Corvair lot ... fre- quent trips to Newbury ... 3 in one oil . . . built a stereo in Mechanical drawing . . . get a hair- cut! MARK ALBERT SPRESSER Spress . . . baseball equip- ment for the entire team . . . 18 all his senior year . . . Shutta's body guard . . . Tigers all the way (De- troit) ... 30 shirts . . . Mrs. Nelson's pet? . . . Will the real Prom chairman please stand up? . . . sick humor. MARY ANNE SQUIRE Squi-Guy . . . Sat. night group theraphy . . . Ringo . . . parties at Metro . . . Are you kidding me? . . . works ( ?) at Windsa . . . o-o-o-o-u that makes me mad! . . . Mary, Mary, where ya' goin' to? . . . dissection technique. MARY KATHERINE STEVENS Mary Kay . . . sun bleached hair? . . . riding at the farm . . . problem solver . . . never on time . . . goofie ... I quit! ... a good listener . . . knack for saying the wrong things at the wrong times. SUSAN JAYNE STONEMAN Sue . . . A-l Corvair . . . perpetual problems . . . great slumber parties . . . art show leader . . . Hickory Hill gang . . . ski-nose drops . . . beau- tiful hair . . . contageous giggle . . . sympathetic listener. DENNIS MICHAEL STREET Dennis . . . little struts keep it cold in the air vent. . party tonight! ? . . . slow and steady wins the race . . . Mean 57 oh Boy . . . a sure shot . . . Chucks beverage boy. 36 LINDA DALE STROCK Linda . . . Dingo mar- ried by 20 . . .boyfriend in Marine Corps . . . red-hot falcon . . . two nights in Mich. . . . H-H-Hi . . . strong right hook . . . are you really 18? . . . Miss L. Strock--Nursing Staff, Windsor Hospital. KATHLEEN ANN STULL Kathy . . . wild times at Red Raider . . . professional cor- respondent . . . political arguments with Mr. Fo- ley . . . This year I'm going to be first chair! . . . There's a Zenith meeting tonight! . . . willing volunteer . . . proud of her bug . . . center stage as Mrs. Larue. BETH ANN TAYLOR Beth . . . accessories . . . erased books . . .Na- tional Merit Semi-Final- ist .. . parking success . . . got a bug . . . toils a Dink's . . . blue frogs . . . pick up in the morning . CYNTHIA GAYLE THOMAS Cindy . . . cheerleader . . . redecorates her room every 2 weeks . . . soph, homecoming at- tendant . . . impulsive buyer ... a list for every- thing . . . artistic in every sense of the word . . . Mrs. Cummin's star piano pu- pil .. . strikingly photo- genic . . . sympathetic . . . independent thinker. ROBERT TOWNSEND THOMAS Bob . . . camera shy? . . . sleepers on stage . . . mouse patrol . . . walkin' my dog . . . worry much? . . . adored by the senior girls . . . baby Huey's buddy . . . one of Q.RJ s buddies . . . Rambler man. JEFFERY ROBERT THOMPSON Thomps . . . tiger . . . backyard pole vaulter . . . varsity club and student council have never been closer . . . Willie Mays wall- paper . . . Mr. Pun . . . dream teamer . . . How do you say wa- ter? . . . Great . . . Basketball captain . . . at home in the waste- basket. SUSAN LEE TRAUTMAN Sue . . . ignoramus! ? . . . Choo-Choo . . . science fiction fan . . . future writer? . . . Pho- tographer? . . . history hound . . . nature studies in Metro . . . Oh sugar! WARREN ADDISON TRIMBLE Warren . . . cross coun- try drop out . . . Real good . . . ticklish . . . spends all day in the li- brary ... no time to eat lunch: too busy with Phy- sics homework . . . one of the old gang . . . bad guy gone good. 37 DARYLL MILLARD TURNER Dary . . . sudden swinger . . . skis year- round . . . camps in the car . . . boot jockey . . . peaches and beer don't mix . . . supports the N.Y. State Highway Patrol . . . big man at Zucker's . . . dedicated Zenith worker. PHN MacLACHLAN WEBER Johnnie-Mack . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . C.F.B.A. . . . summer at the race-track . . . Dis- turbing the peace? . . . short football season . . . Lady's man . . . wrong numbers at one a.m. . . . Wise Cracks . . . what time do you have to be in? GEOFFREY BRUCE TUSON Jeff . . . Gopher . . . ski nut . . . 7th period at Lewis' Lake . . . Aspen here I come . . . nice knees . . . Codge's Chem brownie . . . Math whiz . . . Cross Country and track star. JANET LOU WEINKAUF Majorette . . . red Tempest on the front lawn . . . always has a boy around . . . Uncle John's . . . Nall's drug peddler . . . Mike . . . stuck with Home Ec. . . . Blue, Navy blue . . . artistic flair. JEFFREY MARK TUTTLE Jeff . . . Always on the go . . . every new girl . . . smokes any- thing that lights . . . constant smile . . . Hunt Club gang . . . Terror of the Teachers! . . . crinkle eyes and funniest laugh . . . Alias Raisin . . . Uh, Yeah, Right! WILLIAM JAY WAHL Bill . . . Stoney . . . fresh Mouseketeer . . . Who's Sis? . . . Lake Lucerne every night . . . Wahlavich for Premier . . . faithful to basketball . . . Etna lab assist, and pharmacist to be . . . Who's the punny man? LAURA LYNNE WHITE Choir's for talking . . . Domestic problems solved--5$ . . . White go-go boots . . . pilots a Kenston Bomber . . . likes those church retreats--with boys! . . . the pearl of wisdom . . . the greatest laugh, but oh, that temper! JEFFERY LEON WILCOX Jeff . . . couldn't stay away • • . always a ring for his fingers . . . Yeah, Right! ... drives a pregnant roller skate . . . muscle shirts . . . Mom's always near . . . Remem- ber Cincy? That's close . . . when you need a helping hand. 38 DENISE LYNN WILLIAMS Piecer . . . Niser . . . had a riot in Hough with Karen . . . Miss Morris again . . . a letter a day while Cary's away . . . hair fa- natic ... a kind word for everyone . . . loud laugh . . . Git Off! ... Williams means more than a last name. WILLIAM JOHN WILLIAMS, JR. Willy . . . fun summer job . . . Willy's Willy. . . date much? . . . turned in for Lapick's dirty work. . . happiness is a freshman sister . . . Key Club's loan service boss . • . yellow submarine on wheels . . . girls have to wait. BETSY MAY WISE Orange transplant . . . Manner's mania . . . never seen without her gum . . . Wise's Typing Business . . . party at Grala's . . . always buying clothes . . . specializes in antiquing furniture . . . loves the west . . . likes to help people. THOMAS PAUL WITT Tom . . . loves turtle- neck shirts . . . Whoa! . . . could it be sleeping sickness? . . . true crafti- ness, especially on Hallo- ween . . . airport antics . . . always laughin' and jokin' . . . loves Uncle Ray . . . the wild, wild Wit . VICTOR DAVID MORELLI Vic . . . Deadman . . . talks to everyone . • . new- comer from Chanel . . . But Mr. McDonald, the girls were talking to ME! . . . owns stock at Tony's . . . Solon girl . . . hot Chevy 427 . . . speed kills, play it safe and buy a Ford. JEFFREY RANDAL WOLF Jeff . . . smooth talkin' . . . star pupil of Mrs. Grif- fith's dancing school . . . Stalwart of May's Quad Shop . . . good taste in clothes, cars, and women . . . loves that soul stuff . . . 440 man in track . . . musically inclined . . . Key Club secretary . . . West- minster bound. PATRICIA GAIL WOOTEN Gail . . . Oh, really? . . . has a new look . . . stylish and sophisticated . . . beautiful hair . . . Want some cookies? . . . finally got her license. . . doesn't care much for eggs or tomatoes . . . Wanna play this weekend? . . . answers to Watta you do for ten bucks? KATHLEEN LYNNE ASHBY Kathy . . . Spats . . . the mouth that roared . . . the light of the Lantern? . . . alto leader . . . You guys! ... cackle . . . nice yard of TP . . . New Zealand for a year . . . great debater, especially with Karen Smith. 39 Not Shown: KATHERINE RANDOLPH PETERS DANNY WILLIAM SMITH 40 41 Senior Superlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED A1 Smith and Peggy Engel Sue Sipos and Dave Connor BEST LEADERSHIP Allison Engel and Ken Melby MOST SPIRIT Wendy Kujat and Bob Bailey FRIENDLIEST Craig Rueckert and Betty Slaybaugh MOST POPULAR Paul Jones and Jo deHamel FRESHMEN: SEATED: Pres., G. Stevens; Sec'y, G. Kerrigan. STANDING: Treas., T. Burnett; V.P., J. Lavicka. JUNIORS: FRONT ROW: V.P., D. Goodrich; Pres., K. deHamel. SECOND ROW: Sec'y, C. Pa non; Treas., L. Hem. 46 Officers FIRST ROW: A. Adams, B. Al- bers, R. Alexander, T. Allen, N. Anderson, R. Arnold. SECOND ROW: P. Ashby, L. Baenen, K. Bagwell, C. Bailey, D. Baker, C. Barrett. THIRD ROW: D. Berick, C. Binder, M. Bishop, B. Blazer, L. Bond, J. Braknis. FOURTH ROW: D. Breeler, D. Bricker, R. Burger, J. Burkhardt. FIFTH ROW: D. Burrell, C. Burwell, G. Cale, M. Cary. SIXTH ROW: S. Chalmers, B. Chisholm, L. Clute, B. Copper. SEVENTH ROW: T. Cordes, M. Cressman, E. Cross, J. Croy. Class of EIGHTH ROW: D. Dalton, K. deHamel, S. Diamond, H. Dobbert. 1970 A7 FIRST ROW: P. Dorris, K. Doyle, D. Duff, B. Eagin. SECOND ROW: C. Eaton, M. Engstrom, B. Esper, D. Estell. THIRD ROW: W. Ettinger, C. Farns- worth, M. Fend, J. Frederick. FOURTH ROW: M. Freeman, L. Gensert, M. Giel, S. Gilbert. FIFTH ROW: K. Gliba, L. Godwin, D. Goodrich, S. Goodrich. SIXTH ROW: J. Greer, D. Hallstrom, P. Hawk, L. Horn. SEVENTH ROW: L. Horn, T. Herriges, S. Heyman, G. Hill, J. Hissett. G. Hobart. EIGHTH ROW: T. Holub, T. Horejs, T. Horejs, J. Horth. N. Howard, B. Hrovath. 48 FOURTH ROW: R. Lax, S. Lax, D. Lei- bold, P. Liebel. FIFTH ROW: D. Luce, D. Maine, J. Manlove, T. Maran. SIXTH ROW: A. Mar- gerum, J. Marz, D. McFarland, M. Mc- Ilrath. SEVENTH ROW: G. McNeil, R. Mercer, B. Miller, S. Miller. FIRST ROW: S. Ingalls, V. Jackson, D. Jefferson, C. Jenuleson. D. Johnson, J. Jones. SECOND ROW: D. Karl, M. Keefe. M. Kell, J. Kennedy, G. Kerrigan, K. Kilby. THIRD ROW: C. Klees, R. Kostura, S. Lackey, J. Lang- staff, L. Larson, K. Lavicka. FIRST ROW: F. Murphy, P. Murphy, J. Murtaugh, L. Nelson, S. Nelson, N. Nicholl. SECOND ROW: C. Nickel, D. North, J. O'Leary, M. Ole- wiler, R. Olson, J. Osborne. THIRD ROW: R. Pascoe, C. Patton, R. Paul, P. Paulitsch, S. Peterman, D. Pitz. FOURTH ROW: R. Pomeroy, J. Porter, D. Pound, M. Press- ler, J. Preyss, G. Price. FIFTH ROW: S. Prideaux, B. Pro- phater, I. Puleo, T. Quesinberry. SIXTH ROW: N. Rahal, R. Rail, R. Reid, B. Reschke. SEVENTH ROW: C. Richards, D. Rinko- ski, C. Rockefeller, K. Roeder. FIRST ROW: P. Rue, K. Ryan, M. Savage, K. Schnitzer, D. Serafini. SECOND ROW: C. Sherman, S. Shutts, S. Sieker, G. Sigmund, K. Sigmund. THIRD ROW: J. Sindelar, J. Smith, M. Smith, D. Snapp, J. Soika. FOURTH ROW: S. Specht, K. Stevens, J. Stevenson, J. Stolph, J. Stratton. FIFTH ROW: J. Taddeo, E. Takas, S. Tay- lor, T. Taylor, M. Terpenning. SIXTH ROW: D. Tierney, A. Tillotson, P. Tillotson, C. Toth, L. Tozser. SEVENTH ROW: M. Vargo, D. Voss, J. Watkins, G. Weber, D. Wells, P. West. EIGHTH ROW: G. Wilk, B. Willard, S. Williams, C. Wil- son, M. Wilson, N. Yost. 51 FIRST ROW: J. Abbott, B. Ashwill, A. Bagley, J. Bailey, L. Barr, C. Bartley. SECOND ROW: D. Batchelor, P. Bennett, C. Best, B. Black, B. Blair, S. Brovald. THIRD ROW: S. Brown, D. Bums, J. Burrows, A. Caldwell, C. Caldwell, N. Camarato. FOURTH ROW: S. Church, M. Churchill, J. Coleman, C. Collier, T. Cornelia, K. Con- ley. FIFTH ROW: P. Connor, J. Corlett, C. Coryell. SIXTH ROW: K. Cotton, M. Cotton, D. Crowle. SEVENTH ROW: C. Davis, D. Day, J. DeRocher. Class of 1971 EIGHTH ROW: E. Dob- son, A. Downing, S. Doyle. NINTH ROW: J. Evans. 52 FIRST ROW: N. Farnsworth, S. Fischley, L. Fisher, J. Flom. SECOND ROW: L. Freeman, J. Freese, L. Frew, S. Frye. THIRD ROW: K. Fuhry, K. Fury, J. Garrett, S. Giesse. FOURTH ROW: F. Goodrich, L. Greenhill, L. Greer, M. Grei- vell. FIFTH ROW: B. Groth, R. Har- mon, L. Heller, M. Herriges. SIXTH ROW: J. Hill, W. Hollis, D. Howard, L. Hundertmark. SEVENTH ROW: D. Jackson, B. Jacob, M. Jansen, L. Jen- nings, D. Johnson, P. Jones. EIGHTH ROW: K. Kagy, M. Keeney, G. Kell, G. Kerber, P. Koepf, K. Koos. 53 FIRST ROW: C. Korcykosky, K. Kuckelheim, R. Kuivinen, C. Kujat. SECOND ROW: H. Langstaff, L. Lannigan, S. Latuk, R. Leach. THIRD'ROW: B. Lever, M. Luiz, T. Luiz, R. Lyle. FOURTH ROW: M. Macauley, M. Mackey, K. Mahan, C. Maistros. FIFTH ROW: M. Mallow, R. Martin, S. Martin. SIXTH ROW: L. Martinko, S. McDowell, R. Mcllrath. SEVENTH ROW: S. Mc- Robie, B. McSherry, D. Mercer. EIGHTH ROW: J. Miller, J. Moats, S. Molineaux. NINTH ROW: C. Moore, S. Mudgett, S. Murray. 54 FIRST ROW: M. Murtaugh, B. Nicholl, B. Norlin, J. O'Connor, K. Ogden. SECOND ROW: P. Orme, D. Othen, D. Otten, J. Pandy, R. Parmalee. THIRD ROW: N. Parsons, T. Paul, T. Pickett, B. Pinkney, B. Pomeroy. FOURTH ROW: R. Pospisil, D. Pugsley, T. Puleo,D. Rahal, B. Raymond. FIFTH ROW: L. Regan, C. Reynolds, D. Rodgers, B. Romaine, A. Rosser. SIXTH ROW: S. Rueckert, C. Rush, W. Rutherford, J. Saur- man, G. Schroeder, S. Schron. SEVENTH ROW: L. Schutte, J. Schwan, M. Schwind, D. Scot- land, C. Seecamp, S. Shaffer. 55 SEVENTH ROW: M. Sheldon, L. Shelton, J. Shepard, D. Sherman, A. Sinclair, T. Sipos. FIRST ROW: K. Skeel, J. Smith, R. Smith. SECOND ROW: C. Snavely, P. Snavely, K. Soika, J. Soisson. THIRD ROW: A. Solether, B. Spencer, L. Sprague, J. Sporn. FOURTH ROW: G. Statler, D. Steer, K. Steinnagel, B. Taylor, FIFTH ROW: J. Taylor, J. Taylor, A. Thomas, M. Tien- vieri. SIXTH ROW. T. Tognini, G. Tozzer, L. Tracy, C. Tuttle. SEVENTH ROW: M. Underwood, S. Unger, P. Vanberkum, B. Vanlierop, J. Verduin. EIGHTH ROW: R. Wagner, L. Walters, M. Whaley, K. Wilkins, T. Wilson. 56 NINTH ROW: R. Wogisch, J. Young, A. Zelenak, T. Ziebel, J. Zink. FIRST ROW: C. Abbott, A. Adele, T. Adams, D. Ander- son, L. Ashby, D. Avery. SECOND ROW: J. Bagley, C. Barber, D. Barriball, J. Barry, J. Beard, B. Beebe. THIRD ROW: W. Beggs, P. Behler, G. Benson, G. Bing- ham, K. Bishop, K. Bivens. FOURTH ROW: C. Bley, S. Bolton, G. Bolton, B. Bond, G. Braknis, B. Bricker. FIFTH ROW: R. Bricker, R. Burke, T. Burnett, B. Burnes, M. Butler, B. Cale. SIXTH ROW: D. Callaway, S. Camarata, D. Cameron. SEVENTH ROW: S. Chambers, C. Childress, G. Childress. EIGHTH ROW: C. Clute, J. Coleman, C. Collier. NINTH ROW: T. Cornelia, E. Crecelius, L. Cross. Class of 1972 57 FIRST ROW: L. Cummins, B. Davis, B. Davis, W. Davis, J. Diamond, D. Diehl. SECOND ROW: D. Dixon, J. Dixon, C. Downes, G. Eagin, B. Eilers, C. Eloff. THIRD ROW: R. Falasco, P. Field, N. Fischley, C. Flom, B. Freeman, C. Freemantle. FOURTH ROW: M. Free- mantle, P. Fury, B. Cerkin, M. Giel, A. Goeppinger, S. Goodwin. FIFTH ROW: B. Gordon, L. Gorretta, P. Groll, L. Gunter, B. Haar, J. Hale. SIXTH ROW: S. Hale, D. Hart, H. Heartz. SEVENTH ROW: R. Hem, E. Higgins, S. Hillshafer. EIGHTH ROW: K. Holbrook, T. Holley, S. Hopfensperger. NINTH ROW: D. Horth, D. Huff, C. Hughes. 58 FIRST ROW: M. Hunter, C. Hyde, T. Irvin, J. Jackson, C. Jennings. SECOND ROW: B. Jokela, K. Kachele, M. Kavak, L. Keeter, J. Kenning. THIRD ROW: G. Kerrigan, J. Kerrigan, King, P. Klatik, L. Klatka. L. FOURTH ROW: B. Knight, P. Koepf, M. Koepke, M. Koepke, K. Koring. FIFTH ROW; D. Krohn, D. Lackey, C. Langer, E. Large, D. Larson. SIXTH ROW: L. Larson, J. Lavicka, J. Lawrence, M. Lax, P. Lazio. SEVENTH ROW: J. Leewe, T. Lockert, M. Lod- wick, D. Long, C. Lowe, B. Luiz, N. Lyle. EIGHTH ROW: B. Maine, L. Maistros, R. Majeune, B. Malik, G. Mc- Cormick, D. Mc- Court, B. McDermott. 59 FIRST ROW: K. Meals, M. Metz- ger, D. Miller, J. Miller, B. Moore, C. Murphy, D. Murtaugh. SECOND ROW: C. Nelson, M. Orme, R. Parker, L. Patton, J. Peckis, E. Perka, T. Phillips. THIRD ROW: J. Pishotti, A. Pla- tek, J. Pressler, B. Price. FOURTH ROW: M. Rataiczak, K. Richards, D. Rickelman, C. Roberts. FIFTH ROW: M. Rockefeller, B. Roeder, D. Rood, H. Rose. SIXTH ROW: D. Runge, D. Ryan, S. Savage, M. Schoeppner. SEVENTH ROW: N. Schregardus, B. Sheer, K. Sheldon, R. Shelton. EIGHTH ROW: A. Skeel, P. Slat- tery, E. Smidansky, D. Smith. NINTH ROW: M. Smith, H. Smith, E. Sorenson, G. Soula. 60 FIRST ROW: S. Spearing, J. Squire, J. Steel, F. Stem, C. Stevens, S. Stone. SECOND ROW: S. Stoneman, S. Stratton, D. Streater, N. Street, A. Sworan, J. Takacs. THIRD ROW: M. Taussig, R. Taussig, J. Taylor, J. Thoba- ben, D. Thomas, D. Thompson. FOURTH ROW: P. Tienvieri, D. Tierney, J. Tillotson, M. Tremer, C. Tripp, K. Trogner. FIFTH ROW: T. Turner, J. Tuson, J. Twitchell, J. Vec- chiarelli, J. Voorhees, M. Ward. SIXTH ROW: T. Watkins, B. West, D. West. SEVENTH ROW: S. Whaley, A. Williams, E. Williams. EIGHTH ROW: M. Willits, J. Wolf, D. Woodward. NINTH ROW: J. Young. 61 FACULTY A TIME TO LEARN Dr. Biedler: Assistant Superintendent CAFETERIA: Mrs. Lillich, Mrs. Sindelar, Mrs. Kujat, Mrs. Yeaser, Mrs. Korth. MUSIC: Mr. Foley, Mrs. Macknin. Miss Knight, Mr. Chiavetta. Left to right: Gene Rentz, Fred Rose, Cliff Rentz. 67 68 10 9 10 1. Mr. Hensel 2. Mr. Hurst 3. Mr. Stanton 4. Mr. Wheatcraft 5. Mr. Ohlrich 6. Mr. Kaschak 7. Mr. Wyville 8. Miss Warner 9. Mr. Fanger 10. Mr. Fry 11. Mrs. Henderson 11 S3 III A113 V A Time to Work Together FIRST ROW: K. Stevens, D. Karl, E. Takas, M. Doddridge, C. Rushmore, J. deH.; SECOND ROW: C. Rueckert, K. Skeel, R. Wagner, B. Bailey, P. Jones, A. Engel; THIRD ROW: M. Pressler, C. Barber, R Miller, B. Jokela, C. Rush, N. Farnsworth; FOURTH ROW: K. Lotz, S. Lax, P. Lazio, G. Kerrigan, B. Albers, L. Patton, P. Engel. (Not shown: M. Lax, R. Martin, A. Adams). 74 Officers: left to right; P. Engel, President; Mr. Kaschak, Advisor; S. Lax, V.Pres.j B. Bailey, Rep. at Large; P. Lazio, Asst. Treas.; B. Albers, Treas. (Not Shown: A. Adams, Sec.; R. Martin, Asst. Sec.) CENTER: C. McDermott, M. Schroeder. 1st ROW: C. Parsons, C. O'Connor, D. Turner, D. Jones, E. Hellekson, M. Pugsley, J. Bainbridge. 2nd ROW: A. Engel, C. Harmon, N. Ericsson, L. Spangenberg, D. Henning, K. Stull, B. Butler. TOP: J. Thompson, J. deHamel. Allison Engel, CO-EDITOR; Mr. Fry, ADVISOR; Nancy Ericsson, CO- EDITOR. N.H.S. Advisor: Mr. Wheatcraft N.H.S. Officers: Anne Roberts, Vice President; Anne Smith, Secretary-treasurer; Alex Bingham, President. NJoKlWfc PiOMS FOH 78 FRONT ROW: M. Pugsley, R. Lyle, B. Bailey, M. Marks, K. Ashby. SECOND ROW: A. Engel, N. Ericson, L. Spangenberg, C. O'Connor, M. Martinko, C. Allen. THIRD ROW: A. Bingham, C. Thomas, P. Engel, S. Ryan, V. Batchelor, FOURTH ROW: Mr. Wheatcraft, C. Harmon, C. Kelly, B. Taylor, B. Butler, H. Clemson, S. Cressman, J. Loesch. 79 CENTER: B. Jacobs, S. Frye. 1st ROW: S. Trautman, G. Kerber, J. Loesch, C. Rush, B. Olson. 2nd ROW: D. Sherman, J. Day, B. Gruzd, B. Batchelor, C. Farnsworth, E. Horejs, J. Salerno. 3rd ROW: C. Reynolds, S. Cressman, D. Dickson, S. Stratton, J. Squire, D. Lowe, J. Wilcox, B. Davis. 1st ROW: M. Pressler, A. Solether, M. Terpenning. 2nd ROW: A. Smith, A. Roberts. 3rd ROW: S. Sipos, D. Baker, C. Thomas. 4th ROW: A. Adams, Mrs. Jenkins, R. Pospisil. 5th ROW: R. Lyle, E. Cross, D. Goodrich, D. Tierney. 6th ROW: B. Batchelor, B. Albers, R. Preyss, J. Soisson. EDITORS: Ann Smith, Sue Sipos, ADVISOR: Mrs. Jenkins, C. Thomas, M. Pressler, Bruce Batchelor, Rick Preyss. Prism 8) SEATED (left to right): K. Kagy, R. Lyle, G. Roeder, D. Jones, S. Goodrich, S. Brovald, M. Pugsley, A. Adams. KNEELING: W. Kujat, L. Godwin, L. Gensert, L. White, B. Slaybaugh, P. Norlin, L. Baenen, C. Bartley, K. Stevens, S. Ryan. STANDING: K. Mahan, M. Cressman, J. Schwan, S. Schron, K. Skeel, K. Gliba, K. Roeder, L. Jennings, D. Sherman. BACK ROW: C. Rey- . nolds, M. Marks, C. McDermott, P. Engel, A. Miller, A. Engel, J. deHamel, L. Hern, K. Kilby. Leaders OFFICERS: SEATED: K. Roeder, V.P.; Mrs. Colleen Wilcox, AD- VISOR; P. Norlin, Pres. STANDING: M. Pugsley, Treas.; W. Kujat, Sec. 82 Varsity Club OFFICERS: SEATED: S. Shutts, V.P.; R. Hobart, Sec. STANDING: J. Thompson, Pres.; P. Jones, Treas. FRONT ROW: G. Price, D. Pound, R. Arnold, J. McRobie, B. Miller, T. Maran, C. Goeppinger, J. Bainbridge. SECOND ROW: J. Langstaff, C. Sherman, J. Wolf, M. Schroeder, J. Weber, G. Barriball, S. Regan, E. Hellekson, D. Berick, C. Harmon, W. Ettinger, B. Willard, P. Snavely, B. Larson. THIRD ROW: B. Eagin, P. Barry, J. Thompson, D. Rinkoski, B. Prophater, J. Morrow, B. Albers, C. Allan, J. Horth, B. Godwin, S. Church. FOURTH ROW: S. Shutts, M. Spresser, B. Thomas. 83 FIRST ROW: J. Zink, A. Solether, P. Breeler, C. Roberts, L. Cross, B. Butler. 2nd ROW: D. Jones, L. Manfredi, S. Savage, C. Childress, S. Chalmers, H. Dobber. 3rd ROW: C. Adler, J. King, M. Edwards, J. deHamel, P. King, K. Ogden, K. Stevens, S. Giesse, J. Tuson. 4th ROW: L. Manfredi, P. Groll, A. Skeel, S. Miller, S. Brovald, K. Skeel, L. Greer, L. Jennings. 5th ROW: N. Lyle, N. Nichols, J. Coleman, G. Sigmund, C. Patton, K. Gerould, P. West, M. Savage, E. Cross, J. Croy, C. Toth, P. Ashby, S. Jenuleson, D. North. 6th ROW: C. Reynolds, P. Orme, S. Frye, M. Olewiler, A. Downing. 7th ROW: J. DeRocher, M. Underwood, N. Parsons, P. Tillotson, A. Tillotson. Y-Tee ns Mrs. Henderson, ADVISOR; Ellen Cross, SEC. TREAS.; Marcia Olewiler, VICE PRES.; Bobbie Butler, PRES. 84 FIRST ROW: T. Maran, D. Voss, S. McDowell, P. Koeph, D. Breeler, J. Murtaugh, P. Murphy, D. Karl. 2nd ROW: R. Alexander, D. Snapp, R. Wogish, S. Bley, D. Serafini, S. Regan, C. Parsons, B. Childress, J. Greer, D. Houghton, J. McRobie, M. Schroeder, J. Marrow, M. Freeman, J. Kennedy. 3rd ROW: C. Sherman, G. Wilk, D. Rinkowski, R. Pomeroy, E. Hellekson, J. Watkins, M. Burnett, F. Zahl. 4th ROW: J. Langstaff, T. Quesinberry, K. Schniteer, B. Prophater, D. Pound, D. Nyberg, S. Sorenson, B. Olson. 5th ROW: S. McRobie, D. Johnson, B. Williams, B. Fortenbaugh, R. Arnold, T. Tavlor. 6th ROW: T. Allen, B. Willard, B. Eagin, C. Farnsworth. FIRST ROW: G. Adler, D. Jones, L. Manfredi, L. Cross, L. Manfredi; 2nd ROW: A. Batchelor, L. Hughes, L. Heller, J. Pandy, P. Lazio, L. Matson, L. Pbultney, J. Taylor; 3id ROW: G. Stevens, D. Dixon, 4th ROW: K. Stevens, A. Adams, S. Ryan. S. Cressman, L. Chamberlain, A. Roberts, A. Batchelor. Library Club Mrs. Winchel and Miss Meyers, ADVISOR. SEATED: J. Boynton; A. Downing; G. Kell, Treas.; STANDING: M. Squire, V.P.; T. Mac- key, Sec'y; S. Lackey, Pres.; S. Trautman; K. Kachnelle. SEATED: B. Jacob, L. Greenhill, C. Bartley; STANDING: Mr. MacDonald, ADVISOR, M. Murtaugh, D. Dixon, S. Murray. THIRD ROW: M. Herriges, J. Soisson, D. Rahal, M. Pressler. A FIRST ROW: B. VanLierop, A. Sinclair, W. Trimble. SECOND ROW: B. Hrovath, R. Pospisil, G. Koerper, D. Bums. Latin Club Spanish OFFICERS: Left to right: M. Anderson, Pres.; G. Avery, Treas.; G. Adler, Sec.; G. Rushmore, V.P. n FRONT ROW: N. Schregardus, L. Fisher, L. Toszer, K. Stull. SECOND ROW: S. Diamond, L. Avery, S. Chambers, B. Raymond, K. Mahan, A. Solether, B. Pomeroy, R. Harmon, E. Chisholm, A. Caldwell, E. Case. THIRD ROW: S. Mudgett, M. Underwood, M. Anderson, G. Rushmore, G. Avery, G. Adler, D. Keefe, G. Toszer. 90 FRONT ROW: K. Stevens, K. Stevens, P. Lazio, A. Adams. SECOND ROW: R. Olson, D. Snapp; Pres., D. Liebold, C. Farnsworth, D. Bums, R. Reid, D. Duff. Carol O'Connor and Kim Lotz, Carol O'Connor par- ticipated in the AFS program during the summer of 1968 in Uganda, Africa. Carol enjoyed the unique experience of living in a culture different than ours Kim Lotz has been Cha- grin's AFSer for the school year 68-69. From Germany , Kim has been a real asset to Chagrin, as evidenced by the seniors voting him, Got the Most out of Cha- grin. A.F.S. 91 MRS. McTHING' BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Macknin, K. Lotz, S. Regan, J. Littleton, S. McDowell (piano), P. Spearing, R. Mercer, D. Snapp, J. Thobaben, G. McCormick, W. Beggs, E. Horejs, D. Johnson, D. Huff, T. Adams, B. Batchelor, D. Teerney. 2nd ROW: V. deCavitch, M. Kell, B. Blazer, J. Flom, M. Becks, T. Phillips, R. Harmon, J. Takas, D. Tierney, L. Manfredi, S. Sipos, L. Manfredi, H. Rose, G. Kerrigan, T. Misich. 3rd ROW: R. Macllrath, K. Conley, S. Brovald, M. Doddridge, A. Bagely, J. Manlove, L. White, M. Stevens, K. Case, M. Comarato, J. Rushmore, P. Norlin, S. Goodrich, G. Kerrigan, K. Gliba, L. Bond, K. Ashwill, L. Ashby, L. Larson, D. Reynolds, M. Pugsley, D. Williams, M. Edwards, A. Miller, P. Ashby, C. Reynolds, R. Rippe, C. Patton, M. Savage, A. Batchelor, R. Kuivinen, G. Adler, M. Underwood, K. Flom, A. Adams, R. Smith, C. McDermott, K. Koring. Choir 94 Director: Mrs. Macknin Director: Mr. Foley CENTER ROW: L. Spangenberg, J. Frederick, P. Breeler, C. Coryell, D. Rodgers, J. Preeler, C. Cald- well, L. Walters, A. Roberts. 2nd ROW: E. Martt, K. Stull, M. Terpenning, P. Rue, L. Coretta, J. Young, N. Farnsworth, C. Farnsworth, R. Lyle. 3rd ROW: M. Smith, K. Vetchall, D. Duff, K. Ryan, R. Bricker, M. Cressman, C. Fisher, J. Lewee, D. Thompson, J. Thobaben, B. Birr, H. Smith, W. Rudeford, D. Otten, J. Beard, C. Eagin, R. Eagin. 4th ROW: J. Porter, M. Mellrath, M. Murtaugh, D. Spearing, C. Iloff, C. Collier, S. Whaley, T. Turner, D. Runge, J. VerDuin, S. Taylor, C. Davis, K. Wilkins, D. West, D. Ryan, M. Sheppard, J. Morrow, D. Brovald, G. Hoffman. STANDING: S. Nelson, D. Barriball, M. Mal- low, J. Lawrence, J. Hageman, C. Sherman, Mr. Foley, DIRECTOR. Not Shown: D. Coryell, L. Gensert, R. Burger. FRONT ROW: Judy Pandy, Gayle Roeder; HEAD, Joan Taylor. SECOND ROW: Sue Fischley, Sue Goodrich, Jo O'Connor. THIRD ROW: Karen Schultz, Peggy Norlin. Flagtwirlers 96 Majorettes HEAD: Wendy Kujat; Left to Right: Robbie Martin, Leslie Frew, Ginny King, Peggy Engel, Beth Black, Jana Pressler; Alternate; Ruth Mclllrath. Clemson, HEAD; Denise Baker; Karen Roeder; Gretchen Hobart; WRESTLING: Sue Brovald; Barb Bartholomew; Betsy Chis- holm; Cindy Thomas, HEAD. VARSITY left to right: Holly Laura Nelson. JUNIOR VARSITY, FRONT: Chaille Bartley; Cindy Kujat, HEAD; Janet Bailey, STANDING: Kathy Kagy; Debby Jackson. FRESHMAN, FRONT: Tina Langer; Amy Skeel; Pat Groll; STANDING: Sue Goodwin; Bobbie Roeder, HEAD. H omecoming 1968 Left to right: Frosh: Cheryl Barber, Tom Burnett; Soph: Shawn Mudgett, Warren Hollis; Sr: Holly Clemson, Chris Allen; Queen: Carrie McDermott, Bruce Batchelor; Sr: Isabelle Chisolm, Bob Bailey; Jr: Karen Roeder, Scott Lax. ADVISOR: Mrs. Henderson and her husband. 102 1968 Y-Teen Formal Through the Looking Glass” Court: ATTENDANT Bobbie Butler, QUEEN Melinda Edwards, ATTENDANT Joanne deHamel. 103 A TIME TO WIN A TIME TO LOSE Left to Right: Mr. Piai, Mr. Hoppel, Mr. Dean, Mr. Stanton, Mr. McWhorter, Mr. Bukar. FIRST ROW: Chuck Parsons, McCrobie, C. Harmon, J. Henteman, K. Melby, G. Barriball, J. Weber, M. Schroeder, R. Hobart,'B. Childress. 2nd ROW: R. 106 Godwin, S. Shutts, J. Greer, C. Sherman, R. Proph- CO-CAPTAINS: Bob Godwin, Ken Melby. Varsitv Football J - V; 1 •' • I f f i t if cr I? , 7? , ar sr ' , « 1 r W f I • f | ¥ 'SF Scores CF . . . 6 Warrensville . . 20 CF . . 22 Cuyahoga Hts. . .26 CF. . . 0 Orange . . . . . 14 CF. . 36 Solon . 20 CF . . .0 Kenston . . . . . 14 CF . . 22 Twinsburg . . , . . 8 CF. . . 8 Chardon . . . . 30 CF . . . 6 Aurora . . . . . 12 CF . . 12 West G . .30 CF . . 28 Nordonia . . . . .48 FRONT ROW: R. Hobart, D. Pound, J. Greer, S. Shutts, J. Henteman, K. Melby. 2nd ROW: S. Regan, C. Harmon, R. Godwin, G. Barriball, J. Weber, J. McRobie. er;: 23 c, 7B 87 ater, W. Albers, D. Serafini, L. Hern, S. Regan, B. Willard. 3rd ROW: W. Ettinger, J. Watkins, J. Burk hardt T. Maran, G. Cale, R. Reid, D. Rinkowski, T. Allen, D. Pound, S. Church. 4th ROW: P. Snavely, S. McRobie, R. Leach, J. Corlett, J. Smith, W. Groth, D. Othen, T. Puleo. 5th ROW: D. Batchelor, B. Norlin, G. Snaveley, L. Barr, mgr., D. Mercer, mgr., D. Maine, mgr., J. Langstaff. J V. Football Scores CF. . 45 Warrensville . . 6 CF. . 30 Crestwood . . . .0 CF . . 44 Orange . 8 CF . . 33 Solon . 0 CF . . 12 Kenston . . . . . 0 CF . . 36 Twinsburg . . . .0 CF . . 12 Chardon . . . . 30 CF. . 14 Aurora .... . 0 CF . . 14 West G . . . . . 6 FRONT ROW: R. Leach, W. Groth, T. Serafini, J. Watkins, T. Puleo, J. Corlett, L. Hem. SECOND ROW: J. Snavely, D. Othen W Norlin, S. Church, B. Albers, R. Arnold, T. Allen, T. Maran, S. McRobie. THIRD ROW: B. Romaine, S. Evans, B. McDermott, R. Reid, ]. Abbott, J. Smith, G. Cale, C. Sherman, L. Barr, C. Pickett, J. Burkhardt. 108 FRONT ROW: D. Woodward, M. Lodwick, R. Maine, R. Shelton, T. Lockert, J. Voorhees, C. Nelson, G. Childress, J. Barry. 2nd ROW: B. Lewis, B. Davis, J. Vecchiarelli, P. Deatherage, C. Diamond, M. Kavak, J. Pochshadi, J. Bieler, D. Barriball, J. Takas. 3rd ROW: COACH McWhorter, R. Burke, H. Smith, T. Burnett, D. Smith, P. Koeph, B. Jokela, P. Slattery, B. Islers D. McCourt, COACH Bucar. 4th ROW: M. Freemantle, C. Hughes, M. Metzger, M. Tremer, B. Collins, D. Huff, D. Anderson, W. Beggs, B. Price, D. Hart, R. Bricker. 5th ROW: D. Miller, D. Murtaugh, R. Tassuint, L. Gunter, J. Miller, J. Thobaben, T. Adams, M. Tassuing, R. Eagin, R. Falasco. NOT RHOWN: T. Turner, B. Beebe. Scores CF. . .14 Orange............8 CF . . 20 Solon.............6 CF. . . 8 Kenston..........32 CF . . 22 Twinsburg .... 6 CF . .20 Chardon..........34 CF . . 30 Aurora...........14 CF . . 22 West G...........22 F rosh Football 109 Cross Country J Results Dual Meets: Chagrin 31 Chagrin 27 Chagrin 37 Chagrin 20 Chagrin 15 Chagrin 31 Chagrin 34 Chagrin 16 Quad Meet: Chagrin 15 Beechwood 70 Large Meets: Strongsville Gilmour Warrensville Aurora District CVC Mayfield 24 Aurora 28 Chardon 18 West G. 39 Solon 46 Kenston 24 Orange 21 Chamberlain 47 Gilmour 62 Luthern 95 3rd of 12 5th of 14 4th of 17 8th of 17 9th of 20 2nd of 8 FRONT ROW: J. Bainbridge, J. Hageman, G. Tuson, B. Birr, D. Klees; SECOND ROW: B. Garrett, C. Irvin, A. Bingham, E. Hellekson, COACH Hurst; THIRD ROW: D. Berick, R. Olson, R. Eagin, D. Snapp, D. Tierney, D. Pugsley; FOURTH ROW:’ M. Engstrom, K. Wilkens, T. Tognini, R. Lyle, J. Hale, B. Knight; FIFTH ROW: S. Molineaux, H. Langstaff, J. Garrett . Sinclair, C. Barrett, C. Nickel; SIXTH ROW: R. Miller, ’ f• Fo°l, B. Knapp, D. Turner, B. Larsen; NOT SHOWN: K. poyle, S. Sorensen, S. Ingalls, R. Parmalee, J. Taylor, C Moore, J. Young, J. Lavicka. Ill FRONT ROW: B. Albers, D. Rinkowski, P. Barry, S. Shutts, J. Price, T. Maran. BACK ROW: B. Wahl, J. Thompson, J. Car- michael, P. Jones, C. Wilson, B. Prophater, Coach Wyville. Season Record CF--37 Willoghouby South--42 CF--46 Cuyahoga Heights--48 CF--51 Crestwood--56 CF--50 Orange--62 CF--67 Solon--61 CF--54 Kenston--41 CF--65 Kirtland--74 CF--77 Chamberlain--46 CF--63 Chardon--45 CF- -82 Aurora--54 CF--68 West Geauga--64 CF--60 Orange--44 CF--59 Solon--39 CF--64 Kenston--46 CF--50 Chamberlain--52 CF--82 Chardon--24 CF--62 Aurora--40 CF--87 West Geauga--68 TOURNAMENT CF--47 Cleveland Heights--54 Varsity Basketball C.V.C. Champs FRONT ROW: B. Pinkney, R. Lyle, B. Ashwill, M. Greivell, B. McSherry, B. Groth. SECOND ROW: S. McRobie, W. Hollis, J. Smith, C. Church, Coach Ohlrich. Season Record CF 61 Willoughby South 48 CF 53 Cuyahoga Heights 38 CF 52 Crestwood 30 CF 44 Orange 41 CF 58 Solon 32 CF 72 Kenston 37 CF 66 Kirtland 41 CF 40 Twinsburg 45 CF 65 Chardon 49 CF 54 Aurora 27 CF 47 West Geauga 45 CF 51 Orange 46 CF 40 Solon 44 CF 42 Kenston 36 CF 35 Twinsburg 48 CF 55 Char don 28 CF 50 Aurora 25 CF 45 West Geauga 41 J.V. Bas Seas on Record CF 40 Kenston 18 CF 52 Chamberlin 51 CF 29 Chardon 56 CF 57 Aurora 27 CF 32 Orange 31 CF 40 West Geauga 43 CF 36 Solon 29 CF 32 Kenston 30 CF 42 Chamberlin 39 CF 25 Orange 35 CF 41 Chardon 44 CF 51 Aurora 24 CF 37 Solon 50 CF 39 West Geauga 31 YeCC,hi“relIi’ M. Tienverri, M. Schoeppner, J. Takas, P. Slattery, M. Lax, K. Ryan. SECOND RoW: e- Smidansky, J. Diamond, M. Koepke, B. Beebe, M. Koepke, J. Voorhees, D. Woodward, B. Knight. Season Record CF--26 Kent Roosevelt 19 CF--18 Crestwood 24 CF- -24 Warrensville 15 CF--19 Nordonia 22 CF--23 Kenston 12 2nd IN KENSTON TOURNAMENT CF--24 Twinsburg 15 CF--30 Chardon 9 CF--22 West Geauga 17 CF--13 Solon 22 CF--33 Orange 6 CF--27 Cuyahoga Falls 12 CF--24 Aurora 15 OVERALL: 9--3 LEAGUE RECORD: 6--1 C.V.C. CO-CHAMPS FRONT ROW: J. Murtaugh, D. Bricker, C. Irvin, R. Leach, J.Saurman, M. Engstrom, B. Thomas. BACK ROW: B. Goodwin, D. Pound, C. Parsons, C. Sherman, C. Harmon, J. Bainbridge, B. Larson. 116 Varsity Wrestling C.V.C. Co-Champs Manager Greg Matthews. CAPTAIN Bob Godwin and COACH Hoppe 1. FIRST ROW: S. Taylor, D. Pugsley, A. Cale, G. Snavely, D. Burrell. SECOND ROW: R Wagner, C. Tuttle, J. Burro , O. Maine, J. Kennedy, G. Weber, L. Hem. THIRD ROW: Coach-Mr. Howell, N. Yost, M. Tienvien J. Abbott, J. Cor- lett, M. Wilson, B. Willard. FOURTH ROW: T. Taylor, T. Tognini, D. Othen, C. Collier, G. Cale, W. Ettinger, R. Ar- nold. Season Record CHAGRIN OPPONENT 10 36 Kent Roosevelt 32 Crest wood 11 36 Warrensville 11 29 Nordonia 12 23 Kenston 13 45 T winsburg 0 26 Chardon 19 31 West Geauga 16 27 Solon 12 29 Orange 15 44 Cuyahoga Falls 3 24 Aurora 12 OVERALL: 12--0 LEAGUE: 7--0 C.V.C. CHAMPS J.V. Wrestling... Coach Dave Toothacker Freshmen Wrestling F'i WlNNfR Season Record CF 17 Crestwood 27 CF 16 West Maple H. 39 CF 12 Nordonia 26 CF 19 Kenston 23 CF 60 Twinsburg 0 CF 5 East Maple H. 44 CF 24 Chardon 26 CF 24 West Geauga 24 CF 34 Solon 16 CF 33 Orange 26 CF 19 Aurora 32 CF 14 Warrensville 32 1st PLACE CHAGRIN FRESHMAN TOURNA- MENT rTsmltb T0' Smi?7?' Fhi'drIes,s’,M- L°dwick, T. Bumett, T. Irvin, J. Dixon, B. Luiz, M. Butler. BACK ROW- H. Smith, T. Turner, B. Davis, B. jokela, J. Barry, T. Lockert, L. Larson, J. Milled, D. Murtaugh. 119 1968 Season Record 122 FRONT ROW: J. Price, B. Hrovath, R. Pomeroy, D. Rinkowski, S. Shutts, T. Maran, T. Quiesenberry, K. Doyle. BACK ROW: Coach Wyville, B. Prophater, J. McRobie, M. Retard Spresser, A. Bingham, P. Barry, J. Thompson. 123 STUDENTS SOME FRONT ROW: R. Arnold, B. Prophater, J. Smith, D. Rinkowki, B. Godwin, R. Hobart; 2nd ROW: S. Rueckert, K. Wilkens, C. Sherman, S. Shutts, J. Bainbridge, W. Hollis; 3rd ROW: C. Parsons, T. Taylor, N. Yost, J. Taylor, T. Tog- nini, J. Corlett, G. Cale, B. Eagin; 4th ROW: J. Ver Duin, MacCullay, S. Molineaux, C. Davis, Evans, L. Barr, T. Pick- ett. Sth ROW: D. McDermott, S. Church, K. Koos, J. Murtaugh. 1968 Scores CF--92 1 2 CF--100 CF--36 CF--30 CF--30 CF--19 5th of 9 CF--70 CF--10 7 of 10 CF--76 1 2 CF--50 CF--1 13 of 14 CF--16 CF--0 18 of 25 CF--17 1 2 CF--58 Gilmour--34 1 2 Beachwood--27 Aurora--91 West G. --97 Kenston--97 Warrensville relays Hawken--57 Chagrin relays Solon--50 1 2 Twinsburg--77 Solon relays Orange--111 District relays League meet U.S.--69 124 Varsitx Track FRONT ROW: J. Miller, D. Long, M. Lax, Tinberry, M. Lodwick, R. Tassig; SECOND ROW: D. Huff G Chil- dress, C. Bolton, D. Miller, T. Irvin, T. Burnett, R. Parker; THIRD ROW: T. Adams, D. Murtaugh, D.’ Smith M Metzger, T. Turner, J Diamond; FOURTH ROW: C. Braknis, B. Knight, D. Woodward, J. Voorhees, M. Hunter. B Beebe, J. Vecchiarelli. Freshman Track Golf 1968 Scores CF--4 1 2 Gilmour--5 1 2 CF--5 Orange--4 CF--6 West G.--2 CF--3 Warrensville--6 CF--6 Kenston--2 CF--3 Solon--6 CF--8 Twinsburg--0 CF--1 1 2 Orange--6 1 2 CF--4 1 2 West G. --5 1 2 THIRD IN C.V.C. COACH Quesinberry Left to right: F. Murphy, J. Horth, B. Albers, D. Henning. 126 KNEELING: C. Coeppinger, B. Miller, J. Morrow, D. Snapp. STANDING: C. Wilson, B. Olson C. Allan, COACH MacDonald. 1968 Scores CF--0 W.R.A.--5 CF--3 Brush--2 CF--3 Hawken--2 CF--5 Solon--0 CF--0 Cleveland Hts.--5 CF--5 Cathedral Latin--0 CF--4 Benedictine--1 CF--5 Garfield Hts. --0 CF--3 Orange--2 CF--4 Beachwood--l CF--4 Gilmour--l CF--2 U.S.—3 FIRST IN C.V.C League 6--0 Season 9--3 COACH MacDonald 1 TIM I TO bp: together ■ tA. - U-X . 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