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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

ZENITH 1978 Chagrin Falls High School 400 East Washington Street Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44202 Volume 68 Foreigner (for en er)-person from another country. AFS is the club holds the most potluck dinners and puts on the yearly Christmas Formal. “Twas The Night Before Christmas was the theme of this year’s Christmas Formal and the AFS’ers were busy creating a holiday atmosphere. Other activities included the two AFS exchange students who came into our school this year were Ann DeRidder from Belgium and Martin Hansson. They brought a new light on things with their country’s influences and fit in well with the pace of things here. 2 ABOVE: Bente Chritianson smiles at one of Mr. Stantons jokes. ABOVE LEFT: Marttin Hanson looks with disbelief as he sees all the food at one of the many AES potluck dinners. BELOW: AES Club. 3 Ar cher (Sir'eh or) n.- One who shoots with a bow and arrow. One of the earliest archers, Cupid, the Roman God of Love, was kept busy on the eve of Saturday, December 10, the day of this year’s winter formal. As couples entered the gym they were swept 14 days into the future to “The Night Before Christmas”. The AFS sponsors worked hard to decorate the gym according to the theme. To the music of “Archer”, couples danced, ate and just relaxed while Cupid partook in his little game. The end of the dance marked the end of an excellent evening for all. and the be- ginning of a very special Christmas season for many. BELOW: Jenny Evans. Frank Swanck (left) and Sue EUefsonnad Jon Groth (right), help friends Perrin Schneweiss, Sue Dougherty, and Amy Lyden look for their dates at the Christmas FormaL ABOVE: Martin Hannson and Helen Wu. walk past the Christmas Tree in the gym as they enter the Christmas Formal. .■ aa ■ w.v 4 ABOVE: Mrs. Weber is shown wearing some of her beautiful artwork. RIGHT: After the class is working, Mrs. Luna enjoys making string hangers. A BO VI Mr. OUh lending a helping hand in the office duties. RIGHT: Mr. Muzhich caught in his popeye act. (Mr. Musclesl. 6 COUNCILING (cown sil ing) the act of giving advice. The authority of CFHS comes through Mr. Richmond, The Dean of Students, and Mr. Gaydosh, the School Principal. They are the ones who keep students in line. The guidence councilors are the three people who try to help us with the things that sometimes make high school painful and unbearable. They help with the scheduling of the under-classmen. And college preparation for the Seniors. They help solve many of the students’ Everyday problems, and are very important assets to the CFHS staff. ABOVE: Mr. Gaydosh, Principal of Chagrin Falls High School. RIGHT: Miss Krystalowych, Counselor for persons whose last names begin with the letters Q-Z. 7 ABOVE: Miss Knight and Mr. Richmond discuss office affairs. Miss Knight is the counselor for persons whose names begin with the letters A-l. RIGHT: Mr. Messier, Counselor for persons whose last names begin with the letters J-P. Mr. Messier also teaches Psychology. 8 BAND (band)-a musical group usually employing brass, percu sion and often woodwind instruments, that plays for marching or open air performances. This year’s band consisted of its usual marching and concerts, but also employed a few different programs. The group gave an assembly for the student body at CFHS, they joined the choir on “Mass Band Night” at the September 23 Football game, and performed at a Cleveland Cavaliers game at the Coliseum for an outstanding and memorable evening. BELOW: Dr. Foley, CFHS’S Band Direc- tor. BELOW LEFT: Morning Band practice. RIGHT: Dr. I'olcy and son. Bill play a duct. BELOW: Jim Denne and Dave Locke practice on their tubas. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Band rehearses for a Friday night performance. 10 Baseball LEFT: John Clegg concentrates on an incoming curve ball. BOTTOM LEFT: 76- 78 Baseball Team. FRONT: Coach May, Tim McWilliams, “Pop out Pearce, Tom Rcchin, Bob Bistritz, John Gegg, MIDDLE: Cal Kennedy, Pete Miller, Richie Bistritz, Dallas Ward. Ted Batchelor, Coach Lonchar, BACK: Scott Flyte, Dale Hoi- lihan, Mark Horan, Paul Gamble, Rob Pfeiffer, Daw Williams. Mark Doman. BELOW: Richie Bistritz s ace pitching form is displayed at an afternoon game. U BELOW: Senior Irving Pierce nails his Solon opponent at third base. BOTTOM: Tom, “Rifle arm”. Rechin displays his overpowering fastball. Tom is this year’s most ex- perianced pitcher. RIGHT: John Gegg makes a nice stop at second base. BASEBALL (bas'bawl)-the National field game of the United States. The Baseball Team had an exceptionally ex- citing season this year. Possessing terrific pitch- ers and powerful hitters, the Tigers went to Sectionals and clobbered Beachwood, 8-4, but fell to Benedictine 8-6 in the finals. In the CVC, the season highlighted when the team edged Aurora 2-1 and blasted the Kenston Bombers 12-3. This year’s top hitters were Bob Bistritz, Rob Pfeiffer. Mark Horan and Paul Gamble. The top Pitchers were Dale Holihan, Rich Bis- tritz, and Dallas Ward. The team was coached by Mr. Robert Lonchar and Mr. Leonard May. 12 RIGHT: With Determination Sophomore Lisa Bortz seizes a rebound as Karen Komlo offers advice. BELOW: Top Row: Coach Ohlrich, Sue Hartman, Kelley Mahoney, Lisa Bortz, Katie Batchelor Joanne Sworan. Front Row: Ann Dietrich, Cindy Shaffer, Judy Brandon, Joanne Schneider. BOTTOM: Top Row: Coach Ohlrich, Karen Komlo, Betsy Towns, Brenda Byrd, Sue Schmidt. Bottom Row: Tracey Burton, Sue Wise, Julie Webster, Liz Hartshorn, Jan Gardner, Jana McLcllan. Missing: Mr. Ohlrich, spot Tiger. BELOW: Ann Diedrick drives for the basket as Kate Batchelor follows up. BELOW RIGHT: Senior Liz Hartshorn's ability to control the game lead chagrin through an undefeated season. RIGHT: League MVP Gail Backingcr, out manauvers her opponent for another two points. M Basketball preparation (prcp'a-ra'shtin) the act or process of prepar- ing for the future. Gaining experience for varsity action, the JV Basketball team displayed pride and determination throughout the season. The players, coached by Mr. Gardner, had a very successful season with 13 victories and only 5 losses. One great victory was over the Solon JV’s, their first loss in 3 years. In the first half of the season the B-Ball team struggled with a 3-4 league record. At the last half of the season the JV Tigers showed their strength with a 6-1 record. Many JV players have great potential and are look- ing foreward to a fantastic varsity team. LEFT: Junior Hilton Holtcamp deftly lofts the ball up for a Chagrin bucket while his Orange opponents stand in awe. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore Mike Wise flies down the lane in pre- paration for a vicious slam dunk. BELOW: 77-’78 JV Basketball Team. FRONT: Doug Wheatcraft, Matt Bistritz, Tim Clegg. Private Donald McCourt, Brett Klatt MIDDLE: Tim Richey. Mike Wise. Mike Alcino, Hilton Holtcamp. BACK: Coach Gardner, Greg Haniford. 15 dominate (dftm'd-n t') n. to control, govern or rule. And that is just what this years’ Varsity Basketball team did. The team dominated on the court, and in the league. They started the season with much enthusiasm. Armed with many returning lettermen including Bob Bistritz, Rob Pearce and center Jim Clegg, the varsity team had every reason to expect an exciting and successful year. With the support of many enthusiastic fans, the team tied for the league cham- pionship and went on to clinch the sectional division champ- ionship. In a confrontation with Cathedral Latin in the districts. Chagrin players met their match. Although they lost the game, the team put up an excellent fight and finished the year with an overall 17-4 record. BF.LOW: “Spider” Pearce applies the wammy against the Orange opposition in an important Chagrin victory late in their league conquest TOP RIGHT: Center Jim Clegg flies through the lane on his way to two points in a victorious effort against Kenston. BOTTOM RIGHT: Team captain Bob Bistritz slips past an ab- viously disbelieving Latin opponent :«acr« 16 Bcachwood W Chamberlin W Chardon W Crestwood W West Geauga W Wickliffe W Orange L Solon W Kenston L Chamberlin W Aurora W Aurora W West Geauga W Cuyahoga Hts. W Orange W Chardon W Solon L Kenston W LEFT: Once again Rob “Fast Break” Pearce slips past the A A State Champions, Cathedral Latin, in tourna- ment play. BELOW: Junior Chip Wiper outmancuvers another astounded Orange opponent in a crucial game. BOTTOM: 77-’78 Varsity Basketball Team: FRONT: Bob Bistritz, Craig Rutkai, John Jicha, Chip Wiper, Jim Overman. MIDDLE: Coach Wyville, Doug Hubbard, John Bartley, Doug Revelle, Coach Ma ern. BACK: Rob Takatch, John Zachem, Jim Gegg, Rob Pearce. HAGRIV HAGR f jTHAGHin HAGH i HAGRI 17 promising (prSm'-F-sing) likely to develope in a desirable manner. Coach Dave Quesinberry organized this year’s frosh team into a winning team. With only a record of 10-6, they placed fourth in the CVC. “Hot Shot” Bill Dooley was an asset to the team by setting the all time frosh scoring record and having the most shots taken in a sea- son. The team is looking foreward to an even more ex- citing JV season. RIGHT: Tim Mahoney eyes the hoop and prepares to can a free- throw. BELOW: ’77-’78 Freshman BBaU Team. FRONT: Kevin Ryan, Tim Mahoney. Bill Dooley, Gary Cunningham, Dan Hammonds. BACK: Coach Dave Quesinberry, Gary Cummings, Steve Alpeter, Erhardt Langer, Kent Campbell. BOTTOM: Bringing the ball up court, freshman Kent Campbell prepares to cash in on the feared Chagrin fast break. ve-hi-cle (ve Y-k 1) n.-anything through or by which something, as thought, power, information, or the like, is conveyed, transmitted, expressed or achieved. The Commons Activity Board, better known as CAB, worked hard this year to make money for the improvement of the Commons. Headed by chairperson Wendy Kocpf, and faculty advisor Dale Richmond, CAB sponsored two dances, numerous bake sales, and a better-than-ever “cabinet” breakfast line. The money earned, along with a lot of muscle power, made it possible to create the artistic mural in the men’s commons john, and to buy benches for both johns, a bulletin board, and part of the new “music-bell system”. 19 ENDURANCE (en durence)-the power to withstand hardship or stress. The 1977 Men's Cross Country Team experiences a victorious season with a total of seventy wins against fifty-five losses. Leading the team were Gregg Greenough (captain), Jeff Baker, Peter Garrett, Jon McKenna, and Kirk Lundstrom. Coach John Hurst, Coach Dave Quesinberry and statistician Ann Bruner encouraged and supported their team throughout the season. Mr. Hurst, whose expert coaching led the team to a second place finish at Sectionals is looking forward to a strong ream in 1978. BELOW: Doug Shaffer sings to keep his mind off the race. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chagrin’s suave cross country coach, John Hurst, impatiently awaits his lead runners. BELOW RIGHT: C. C. Captain Gregg Greenough exerts usual supreme effort during the last stretch of an exhilarating run. Greenough lead his comrades to an impressive district finish, him- self inches from a state birth. RIGHT: Junior Jeff Baker shows the strain of a guclling two mile race. LEFT: Running at a smooth pace is Julie Webster. BOT- TOM ROW: Lesley Milloy, Julie Webster, Emily Ingalls, Joanne Schultz, Lynne Moore. SECOND ROW: Judy Johnson, Mary Dietrich, Tracy Savage, Anne DcRidder, Jean Cantlay, Trina Savage, Ann Bruner, Tom Narton. THIRD ROW: I d I icik. (Juries Lang, Steve Wu. Jim Hoag, John Callaway, Grit Phillips, Robert Motta, BJ. Sutcliffe. FOURTH ROW: Tom Payne, Peter Garrett, George Suther- land, Bob Norwick, Phil Corcoran, Mark Williams, Jeff Baker, Alan Cubberly, Kirk Lundstrom. BACK ROW: Bob Dellinger, Gregg Grccnough, Dave Hoag, Doug Shaf- fer, Frank Riddle, Stu McKenna. BELOW: As The Course takes a sharp turn, Chagrin’s Judy Johnson and Trina Savage lead the pack. BELOW: Who Knows why Liz Dworak is smiling? RIGHT: It’s this right hand smash that got Dennis Szell the ping- pong “Man of the Year” award at CFHS. 22 ABOVE: La Verne MUec and John Rachocki talk over who’s going to “kick the bucket” first. F AR RIGHT: Frank Pokomy appears from within the wall just for our photographers. BELOW, TOP LINE: Mrs. Medved. Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Hyde. BOTTOM LINE: Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Czerr. 23 Dance: (dans)-to leap, skip, hop, or glide with measured steps and rythmical movements of the body, usually to a musical accompaniment. The dance team performed at all football games and added a bit of color to the half-time shows. The head of the team was junior Barb Rentz. Advisor Mrs. Carol Roeder helped the dance team put together their routines using moves they learned at a summer camp. Toward the end of football season, the dance team organized a new routine using all female members of the band! 25 DEBATE (di batVA Formal contest in which two opposing teams defend and attack a given proposition. The CFHS 1977-78 Debate Team was a pleasant surprise. Con- sisting of, mostly underclassmen, the team progressed well through the year, gaining expertise and experience with every tournament. After a slow start, the Debate Team gained momentum and quali- fied for the State Tournament’s in Cincinnati, for the fifth straight year. They qualified for this meet with an exciting victory over Beachwood and University School, in a run-off round at the Dis- trict Tournaments in Euclid. Returning, next year will be JoAnn Schultz and Betsy Dillinger, both of whom were state qualifiers. 26 ENGLISH ('i nglish, -lesh) The language of the people of England and U.S. and most of the British Colonies and Dominions. 2. American Literature, Drama, Speech, Semantics, Composition and Grammar. This years English department stayed relatively the same as the past few years. The only new ad- dition was Mr. Pepper who also teaches French, and Mr. Mlinek our student teacher. Both were involved with the Drama classes and added a new dimension to the fall play. The Department Head this year was Mr. Harold Loesch. He replaced Mr. Papes who was promoted to Head Librarian. RIGHT: Mr. Shcban makes faces at the students to jtet more attention. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Balk concentrates on his lesson plan for the next day. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Nelson is a woman of many hats. 27 ABOVE: Mrs. Davis, The High School Shakespeare fanatic day- dreams about her trip to England. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Loesch, watches one of the many plays given in his fourth period Drama class. BELOW: Mr. May sneaks a cookie from the Baked goods for the bake Sale later on in the day. RIGHT: Mrs. Jenkins gets a kick out of an article she’s reading. 28 ABOVE: Brad Bodwell shies away from Frank Riddle's tempting proposal as Kathy Wise looks on. BELOW: Sue Wilson and Dave Shields loof off the stage in a state of bewilderment. COMMUNICATION (kamyoo'ne-ka'shen) exchange of thoughts. This years Fall Plays were based on the theme of “Communications Breakdown” according to advisor, Mr. Steven Pepper. The three one act plays were presented on Novem- ber 18, and November 19. The first play presented was called “A Marriage Proposal”, featur- ing Kathy Wise, Frank Riddle and Brad Bodwell. The second, “Camera Obscura”, was performed by Debbie Patrick and Jim McGinnis. The final play entitled “The Bald Soprano” included performances by Martin Hansson, Anita Shannon, Dave Shields, Mimi Richmond, Ben Mira- lia, and Sue Wilson. 29 ABOVE: Brad Bod well and Frank Riddle discuss their roles in the play. LEFT: “Where’s the Fire?” questions Ben Miralia (center) but Sue Wilson and Dave Shields don’t seem the least bit concerned. 30 Freshman (fresh'man)-Any beginner. The 1977 football season was a learning experience for the freshmen tigers. Even though the team won only one game, they possess a high potential for forthcoming football seasons. The primary goals of coaches McWhorter and Morgon were to teach the frosh tigers basic football skills and to reinforce these skills by having all the boys participate. The J.V. team had a mediocre season with a record of 5-5. The highlight of the season was the big 30-0 over Trinity. Leading scorers for the Junior Varsity were Mark Feucht with a total of 46 points and Mike Wise with a total of 19 points. Coached by Mr. Jack Stanton, the team agreed that this was a worthwhile experience and that they’ll be in for a great Varsity season next year. C.V.C.-Chagrin Valley Champions ... The 1977 Varsity Football team kept up the tradition of spectacular and exciting champion- ship seasons. To Chagrin fans, CVC took on a new meaning. Though the team lost their first two non-league games, they made a magnificent comeback by wiping out all other opponents for the rest of the season. With close wins over rival Kenston and Kent Roosevelt, the team left no fan unhappy. The season was climaxed with another spectacular Homecoming victory over West G. Tigers Bob Bistritz, Russ Gallimore Ed Gottschalk. Doug Hub- bard and Jim Porter, all made the Plain Dealer Dream Team. Bob Bistritz also received the honor of being the “most valuable play- er” in the CVC. Ron Bombeck, Tom Jicha, Jeff Hoopes and John Bartley also performed exceptionally well. Several Juniors will be returning next year for another CVC season. OPPOSITI BOTTOM: The awsomc Tiger defense marches off the field after successfully halting West G’s crucial fourth quarter drive. OPPOSITE TOP: The Chagrin Valley Conference’s MVP. Bob Bistritz, looks for a receiver downfield as Scott Miller blocks. LEFT: Ed Gottschalk and Joe Villo smother a Grccnman while Randy Dunn. Doug Murray, and Steve Jeffries pursue. BELOW: BOTTOM ROW: Russ Gallimore, Reed McLcllan, Vic Baerman. Al Richardson, Joe Villo, Bob Bistritz. Ron Bombeck. J. B. Raftus. Paul Murphy, Steve Jeffries, Bob Hill. Jeff Hoopes. SECOND ROW: Brad Bod- well. Jim Porter. Randy Dunn. Walt Weber. Jim Lynch. Matt Davidson, Jeff Kachelc. Mike Sipser. Jim Lorentz, Jeff Wooden. THIRD ROW: Eric Brockman, Mark Horan, Andy Maggersupp, Mike Clawson, Ken Newhouse. Cary Gluf, Dave Deedrich, Gregg Cummings. Rob Kucera. FOURTH ROW. Coach John Piai, Jeff Asplin. Doug Murray. Tony Vidmar, Charlie Hart- sock. John Jicha, John Bartley. Doug Hubbard, Scott Miller, Bob Mix, Coach Lenny May. TOP ROW: Coach Jim Bucar, Bud Houston, Ed Gotts- chalk, Tom Jicha, Bill Hartman. Mac Ruffing, Gary Miralia, Rob Pierce, Rob Takatch, John Clegg. Greg Meek, Coach Bob Dean. 32 Pic. No. 1. Ed Gottschalk and Joe Villo smother a Greenman while Randy Dunn, Doug Murray and Steve Jefferies pursue. Varsity Football: Bottom left: R. Gallimorc, R. Mclcllan, V. Baerman, A. Richardson, J. Villo, B. Bistritz, R. Bomback, J. Raftus, P. Murphy, S. Jeffries, B. Hill, H. Hoopcs. 2nd Row: B. Bodwcll, J. Portner, R. Dunn, W. Weber, J. Lynch, M. Davidson, J. Rachel, M. Sipscr. J. Lorentz, J. Wooden. 3rd Row: E. Brockman, M. Horan, A. Maggersupp, M. Clawson, K. Ncwhousc, C. Gluf, D. Deed rich, G. Cummings. R. Kucera. 4th Row: Coach Piai, J. Asplin. D. Murray, T. Vidmar, C. Hartsock, J. Jicha, J. Bartley, D. Hubbard. S. Miller, B. Mix, Coach May, Top Row: Coach Bucar. B. Houston. E. Gottschalk, T. Jicha, B. Hartman, M. Ruffing, G. Miralia, R. Pierce, R. Takatch, G. Banana Meek, Coach Dean. 33 Right: Ron Bomback orders one hotdog after a successful tiger drive. CF OPP 7 Wadsworth 25 Above: Jim Porter gets the hand- 0 Benedictine 13 off. 19 Twinsburg 6 29 Chardon 14 Top: And you thought the only 40 Aurora 8 fans were in the stands! 14 West Geauga 7 7 Orange 0 35 Solon 27 12 Kenston 7 18 Kent Roosevelt 13 34 ABOVE: Or nun Teacher Mrs. Rodgers decides whether or not to cat the cookies given to her by a student. RIGHT: Mrs. Klinginsmith listen to her Latin Students during 4. BELOW: Mrs. Colignon discusses World Affairs in her French III class. LANGUAGE (lan'wedge)-The special vocabulary of a particular group or individual. You lead as many lives as you speak languages, and you have not really lived until you have seen the world through the prism of another language. In our language classes the past, present, and future are not merely grammar topics! Students learn about the past by study- ing the literature, history, and the culture of France, Germany, Spain and ancient Rome. They concentrate on the present through conversation current events, films, and visitors. Foreign language students anticipate the future by preparing for college, careers, foreign travel, or living abroad. , A 35 36 RIGHT: Karen Komlo and Mike Wise slip in a few French words, while Mr. Wheat- craft isn’t looking. ABOVE: Karen Castrovinci stands in the empty hall waiting for a French Club meeting TOP: “THE FRENCH CLUB” French (french)-of, belonging to, or in French. The French Club was inactive this year. The changing of president’s could account for this. The Club could not sponsor the traditional Tour de Chagrin this year because of a lack of funds. Officers were: Sandy Seidel-President, Jill Died rich-Secretary and Jim Lynch- Treasurer. RIGHT: Fred Bolander, FTA member, saunters into school after a heavy session at Sands. BELOW: Bottom row: Barb Rentz, Karen McFarland, Pat Freer, Jeannic Raymond. Sue Ellefson, Julie Green, Sally Evans. Second row: Jane Shoeppncr, Jill Kwasny, Miss Print. Becky LeBarron. Tami Schwinn, Kim Farmer, Jenny Phillips. Third row: John Squire, Abbey Towns. Laura Sculnich. Beth Lerch, Amy Gunther, Jana McLellan. Fred Bolander. ABOVE: Mr. Gerhardt, Mrs. Nelson, and Tami Schwinn smile for the Zenith photograph- er. Left: German club members cruise to another German club dinner. I ave Hoag, Dave Deedrick and Doug Wheatcraft. BELOW: Top row: Betsey Dellinger, Kit Falsgraf Leslie Mapes. Tracey Burton, Claudinc Lindfors. David Musselman, Kevin Kcesler. Larry. Curly. Moe, Dave Hoag, Second row: Sue Fleming, Barb Wire, Sue Daniels, Jack Campbell, Hilton Hoitcamp, Chip Wiper. Karl Weiss, Joe Stalin, Dave Deed- rick, Kevin Kecslcr. Third row: Steve Wu, Sue Hartman, Leslie Parker, Anne Telope, Janet Strain, Judy Heinselman, Jean Cantlay, Karen Lundstrom, Karen Bowc, Susan Long, Missy Dunn, Fourth row: Eric Worstell. Jim Dennc, Brad Leigh, George Sutherland, Jeff Daugherty, Becky LeBarron. Tammy Shwinn, Kim Schlundt, Lauren Hemlein, Mr. Gerhardu Bottom row: B. J. Sutcliffe, Pete Padolik. Mike Worstell, and five other boys. 39 Golf (goO-A game in which a small hard ball is struck with various clubs into a series of small cylindrical holes. This year’s Golf Team had a very good season. Returning lettermen, Mark Herion, Tom Rechin, Wade Dougherty, and Jay Townsend, and new lettermen Wayne Peterson and Mark Doman, along with Ernie Powell and Gary Cum- mings made up the 1977 golf team. With fourth place in the league, they tied Aurora for second in the tourna- ment. The team moved onto districts where they placed fifteenth in a field of seventeen teams. Their overall record was nine wins and seven losses. Mark Herion, a four-year letterman, led the team in overall play. Each player, however, had an aspect of the game in which he excelled. Wade Dougherty led the team in putting, Tom Rechin in drives, and Jay Townsend in chipping. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Seniors Wade Dougherty and Tom Rechin discuss a crucial putt. Wade, however, appears to be distracted by our “Zenith” photographer. OPPOSITE TOP: Team Captain Mark Herion eyes his putt on the fourth green of Auburn Springs Country Gub. TOP LEFT: Ernie Powell gets teed off on the first hole during an exciting match against Chardon. BOTTOM LEFT: Wayne Peterson listens intently to a rousing pep-talk from coach Hcn- sel. RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Ernie Powell. Mark Doman, Wade Dougherty. MIDDLE ROW Tom Rechin. Jay Townsend, Gary Cummings. BACK ROW: Wayne Peterson, Coach Bob HenseL Not Pictured: Mark Herion. 41 Gymnastics tumbler (tumb ler) n.-in vbl. senses: one who turns somer- saults etc., acrobat. The gymnastic team did more than mere somersaults this year, they created unique and complicated routines which they performed with talent and grace. This season was an excellent one, as the girls won 9 our of 11 meets, obtained the highest score in the Invitational, and received 2nd place in the CVC Meet. Carol Bartley contributed the most to the team’s score with 280.75 pts., followed closely by Lisa Pfeiffer and Debbie Hyde. Five girls competed in the sectionals, Carol Bartley and Lisa Pfeiffer went to districts, and Lisa Pfeiffer finished 6th at the state meet in the vault. Beach wood W West G W Orange L Chagrin Inv 1st Mentor W Hudson L Kenston W Solon W Chardon w Valley Forge w Cuyahoga Hts w Aurora w CVC League Meet 2nd TOP: f reshman Kathy Trudick displays grace, poise and a “beamfuH” of talent. ABOVE: Statebound Lisa Pfeiffer puts the finishing touches on a fine floor routine. LEFT: Concentration is a key aspect of sophomore Carol Bartley’s floor exercise. 42 43 History—His'to re—“the branch of knowledge that records and analyzes past events.” Social Studies is one of the de- partments with a wide variety of areas in which to study. Students can take classes ranging from Ancient History to Boom to Bust, from Sociology to Criminology. And of course, the choices end with the required Government nnnu;D.ruT.r t ,,, . ....... . f course where politics and the beloved current events are BELOW RIGHT: Coke Addict Mr. Ginatos tries to straighten up before 4 „ „ taught. All in all, a student can learn almost anything from world history to personality traits from the history depart- ment. class. BELOW: Hall Guard Mr. Dean makes sure nobody’s in the hallway. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Foidyce holds hands with an unidentified teach- er but that shoe looks like T. L s LEFT: Mr. Lerch does his Richard Nixon impersonation. ABOVE: A pensive Mr. Piai wonders why he called a Blue. 18-out on friday. BELOW: The Hockey Gub, J. Calder, S. Jeffries, E. Gottschlak. S. Flytc, J. Squire, R. Gallimore, A. Lynch, W. Dougherty, E. Richet, J. McCourt, P. Miller. LEFT: “No I'm not in Hockey Gub! Snarls Ron Bomback to teammate Jim Porter. ABOVE RIGHT: Wade Dougherty, barely survives a class after playing hockey until two the previous night. 46 Business (Bizms)n. The occupation in which a person is en- gaged. Business courses at CFHS actively prepare students for future occupations. In learning typing, accounting, or short- hand, a student learns a skill that will be useful throughout their life. “Timings” in typing or “study guides” in account- ing may be tiresome at times, but students have the good feeling that they are learning something useful in a Business course. ABOVE: Mrs. Powell is all smiles as she stashes away her paycheck. LEFT: The chattering of typewriters is music to Mrs. Miles’ ears. 47 Home Economics (hom-Sk-'Vnom-iks).--the art of home management. This year, as always, home ec classes were very popular. Both guys and girls joined efforts in mak- ing such enticing foods as pizza and liver. These were then tested by some of the braver members of the student body. Home He courses are not only fun, but they also teach basic skills that will be very useful to both male and female students in years to come. ABOVE: Miss Morris knows how to solve the problem of that loudmouth freshman. RIGHT: Mrs. Maus and her trusty attcndcncc book. 48 HOMECOMING (horn com ing)-A coming home. Homecoming weekend was a most memorable one at Cha- grin Falls High School. The Tiger Spirit was kindled in school on Thursday morning when the Cheerleaders put on an out- standing pep Rally. The students were then fired-up the re- mainder of the day as the cheerleaders blew whistles which was a signal for everyone to shout “Beat West . Many attend- ed the bonfire Thursday evening. School wasn't held on Friday but enthusiasm grew as the team prepared for the big game. Friday night began as the Homecoming Court arrived in antique cars. Kelli Cotesworth was crowned queen and joined students on the field to form “The Tunnel' for the players. As the team burned down the field the fans cheered them on to vic- tory. Chagrin whipped West Geauga 14-7. The enthusiasm continued through Saturday as couples proceeded to the dance. The theme of the dance was “The Homecoming” with music by Crossfire”. The old-fashioned atmosphere proved to be a successful finale as Homecoming '77 drew to an end. ABOVE LEFT: Some Senior men pause patiently for the camera after superbly setting up for the blazing bonfire. ABOVE: Senior man Dave Alpeter (center) plays peek-a-boo with Vic- tor Baerman and Brad Bod well at the bonfire. LEFT: Kelli Cotesworth cries in joy at being pronounced 1977 Home- coming Queen. She is escorted by Senior Dave Green. 49 Project (proj'ekt'J-An undertaking required concerted effort This is the shops second year as an organized club. Steve Bernard (Pres.) and fel- low officer-members, John Cressman, Doug Webster and others meet every other Saturday morning. Mr. Muzevich is advisor. This year the club has tried to include more projects helpful to the school, as well as personal projects. They meet informal- ly and are always welcoming new members. LEFT: Jon Cressman alertly smiles for the camera. BELOW: First row: Jon Salem, Mark Burns, Doug Webster, Mr. Muzevich. SECOND ROW: Gary Cummings, Steve Bernard, John Cressman, Bruce Anderson. THIRD ROW: John Squire. mmz wmm ri i mm Yowm 51 SENIOR (sen'yer)-One who excels in something. JUNIOR (joon'yer)-Of less standing; of lower position in a class rank, or profession. The traditional Junior girls versus the Senior women football game showed the Senior women to be the team, by a score of 8-0. For weeks, each team worked vigorously to learn as much about the game as they could, with the assistance of their coaches. Janet Gregory scored the only touchdown of the game with a beautiful run in the second quarter. Katie Stone ran for the conversion to make the score 8-0. Janet scored another touchdown and Debbie Hyde scored one also but both were called back because of offsides penalties. The game ended with many sore muscles, a few tears from the Juniors and many memories for all members of both teams. jAMk 7 it ABOVE: Junior Cheerleaders. FIRST ROW: Jack Campbell. Jeff Baker. SECOND ROW: Chip Wiper, John Hamilton, Hilton Holkamp. THIRD ROW: Peter Garrett. John Zachem, Jim Clegg. LEFT: Junior Team: First Row: L Tagscherer, A. Shannon. K. Chapman, K. McFarland, S. McSherry, T. Burton. SECOND ROW: J. Kwasny, S. Daniels, S. Hageman. J. Lindsey. B. Distad, C. Harkulich. P. Freer, A. VanLandingham. B. Rentz, J. McLellan. THIRD ROW: D. Goodrich. K. Hague, B. Bailey, L Milloy, R. I alasco. B. Towns. J. Schocpncr, S. Evans, D. TorantalU. FOURTH ROW: C. Wyville. C. Boblenz, B. Cowhard, L Gauld, K. Vild, K. Ma- honey, J. Webster. D. Bariball. K. Brockman. K. Wooden, K. Fury J. Borsh. K. Rasmussen. FIFTH ROW: B. Herion. L. Ellefson, J. Werner. K. Fals- graf, M. Kelley, A. Bruner. L. Mapes, E. Freskos, B. Banning, S. Updyke. T. Savage, L Maistros, S. Easly. 52 BELOW: Senior Cheerleaders Greg Meek, Ernie Powell, Mike Sipser. A1 Richardson, Ron Bombcck, Gregg Greenough, and John Clegg get psyched up for a cheer. RIGHT: Janet Gregory races down the sidelines with Katie Stone, Amy Jeffries, Kelly Brockman, Jane Mc- Court and Lisa Maistros hot in pursuit. 53 54 n. BELOW: First Row: L. Lampcrt, D. Goodrich, C. Fitzpatrick, S. Castle, L. Fisher, D. Pctruschke, J. Meyer, D. Hyde. SECOND ROW: A. DeRidder, J. Webster, H. Wu, F. Hutson, L. Brown, K. Stone, M. Scheffield. THIRD ROW: D. Alpeter, V. Baerman, J. Toole, M. Worstell, J.B. Raftus, J. Lynch, FOURTH ROW: J. Donnelly, S. Daniels, B. Leigh, M. Field, A. Latuk, S. Schmidt, P. Freer, R. Takatch, K. Mungcr. ABOVE LEFT: Business Manager Linda Fisher contemplates a Lantern project. ABOVE RIGHT: Sharon Castle and Megan Barrett talk Lantern strategy. 56 NOBLE ROMANS (noble row mans)-those who faithfully uphold the noble ideals of the ancient romans. Those who study Latin and like to go to parties. This year, Latin Club was a very small, social group. Their officers included Kelli Cotesworth, Laura Gordon, Bob Bistritz, and Ron Bomback. The party Di- rector or Praetor was Greg Burke. After a couple of organization meetings in the beginning of the year, the Latin Club got off to a good start. In the beginning of the year, Latin Gub held a pot-luck dinner, Halloween party, followed by Trick or Treating. Later, in the year, the club held a Christmas party. Everyone enjoyed the gift exchange and the festive atmosphere. To wrap up the year the Latin Club went to Roman Gardens for a dinner. mw nz mm w r wi 57 Karen Komlo, Debbie Hyde and Julie Pike watch for the new leaders. Below : Leaders give a provocative wink to the camera. Top Row: S. McSherry, M. Kelley, A. Bruner, F, Flinstone, K. Falsgraf, K. Vild, K. Stone, D. Hyde. Middle Row: J. Webster, L. Fisher, A. DeRiddcr, H. Wu, J. McLcllan, S. Heel. Bottom Row: L. Waller, B. Herion, P. Freer, J. Schoep- pner. S. Evans. M. Richmond. J. Pike. 58 ABOVE: Mr. Ohlrich reads a letter naming him “Mathmctician of the year”. The letter’s from Mr. Stanton. RIGHT: Mr. Lonchar reviews notes before lecturing to his next class. BELOW: A reminder for all the teachers to lock their mailboxes, Mr. Howell sifts through todays junk. 59 ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Stanton’s reaction after another of his jokes bomb out. BELOW: Mr. Kaschek thumbs through his book to find his realty notes. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Tolleson waits for a student to “Slap him five”. 60 Musical (mus'sic'al) n.-a film or theatrical produc- tion typically of a sentimental or humorous nature and consisting of musical numbers and dialogue based upon a unified plot. This year’s musical production was “Oklahoma”. All the leads were split because of the abundance in talent from the choir. “Laurie” was played by Kris Rankin and Sue Nickle. “Curly” was played by Peter Garrett and Greg Greenough. “Judd” was played by David Woodruff and Mark Herion. “Aunt Eller” was played by Mimi Richmond and Katie Stone. “Ado Annie” was played by Kit Falsgraf and Mary Kelly. nd “Will Parker” was played by Toby Weiant and Steve Eklund. Although there were a few minor dis- asters, the cast received standing ovations every night. The show was directed by Mr. Harold Loesch ind choreographed by Mr. John Mlinek. 61 62 Honor (on’er)-Exalted rank or position; dignity, distinction. National Honor Society consists of 30 members of the senior class. Seventeen were inducted with a candlelight ceremony in the Spring of 77, the rest were announced in the fall. Members were chosen on the basis of their grades, leadership, character and service in the school. This year, N.H.S. expanded its tutoring program by allowing any willing student to tutor. This system worked out well because of the abundance of volunteers. This year’s officers were Helen Wu-President, Doug Revelle-Vice Presi- dent, and Sandy Seidel-Secretary Treasurer. The Faculty advisor was Mr. Wheatcraft. 63 O.A.B.R.-Orange and Black Revue REVUE (reev’u)—A theatrical entertainment with singing, dancing, parodies of recent movies and plays, humorous treatments of current happenings and fads, etc ... Once again. Chagrin Falls High School en- joyed another rendition of the OABR—The Or- Orange and Black Revue. The OABR is a com- bination of skits, dance routines, musical inter- ludes and many other expressions of talents. The OABR was highlighted by such acts as Boogie Fever, The Rubberband Man. The Beat- les and The Price is Wrong. Faculty Advisor was Liz Dworak. Student Directors were Richard Arnold and Tom Shields. Assistant Directors were Greg Meek and Ann Bruner. ABOVE: The crowd experienced a serious case of “Beatle- mania” as Jim Lorentz and J.B. Raftus sang. “All my loving”. TOP: K.K. McDermott inside machine and Melissa Field dem- onstrate the coin return system. LEFT: Brad Welch boogies to Boogie Fever while brazen, beautiful, broads boogie behind. They include Sandy Seidel, Eileen McDermott, and Martha Beattie. 64 MIDDLE LEFT: Peg and the Ginney Nuts filled the auditor- ium with melodious harmony, as they sang “Dead Skunk” Steve Seidel, Peg McWilliams, Lisa Pfeiffer, and Jim McGin- nis. RIGHT: Confined to his wheelchair. Bob Bistritz calls on his the Beatles made a special appearance at the OABR. BELOW: Richard Arnold tries hopelessly to control those waiting for the Beatles to arrive, but Gretchen Wilt appears more interested in policeman Greg Meek ABOVE: Coach Greg Meek instructs the Second Team Walt Garrett, Walt W'eb- cr, Tom Jicha, and Greg Greenough in the art of Football. 65 help-h lp: to aid or assist people. The office staff was greatly changed this year. Mrs. Shoeppner worked in the guidence department and Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Seidel took care of the main office. Liz Dworak lent a helping hand wherever need- ed. Helping Mr. Richmond carry out his duties as dean of students were Mr. Girard and Mr. Glaser. Despite the changes the office kept up with the hectic pace of the high school. ABOVE: Mrs. Schoeppner fills out important material that will be sent to colleges. RIGHT: Mrs. Hartman working on today’s attendcnce list. 66 Library (li-brer-c)-A room intended or equiped for studying. This year high school students were introduced to the Media Cen- ter. This is not just another library by any means. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Papes, the browsing table and the paperback exchange were established. Among these new changes, however, there remain- ed two familiar faces: Mrs. Barber and Mrs. Garrett. Mrs. Barber has been with the high school for seven years and Mrs. Garrett for five years. The same rules were upheld and students were reminded that the Media Center is for studying. RIGHT: Nan Garrett stares vacantly while counting the Media Center Questionaire sheets. ABOVE RIGHT: The Media Centers own Mr. Papes. (Need we say more). ABOVE: A friend to all, Mrs. Barber chats with students. Opportunity-(op ar too na te) A favorable or advanta- geous combination of circumstances. Many students take advantage of the opportunities that O.W.E. gives. It offers two objectives for the stu- dent worker: Graduation from High School and prepara- tion for full time employment after graduation. O.W.E. classes meet ninety minutes per day and attend other classes until noon. From there they go to their job sta- tions. O.W.E. is directed by Mr. Fred Girard and Mr. Jack Glaser. Left: Jack Glaser, O.W.E. director, checks his mailbox, then turns to question Mary Kelley and Kathy Vild sitting on the jug bench. Above: Fred Girard orders a hamburger. 68 O.W.E., the school organization for workers training, involved many students this year. Such trades as cos- metology, mechanics, animal care, chef school, and other occupational training is offered, left: stock boy restocks shelves at local grocery store, below: “Naaaaay .... ” says O.W.E. member Dave Gross. “Anything beats school work. 69 Stamina (stam ina)n. Staying power, power of endurance. More “staying power” was required this year than in the past, as the females and males shared many P.E. activities. A lot of experimenting was done this year in an attempt to find the most “painless” way of joining the two Gym classes. The Health classes remained much the same as in the past with the study of “everything”. Two interesting speakers informed the students on different fields of health on Career’s Day, but the unanimous highlight of the course was the dis- section of a cat. LEFT: Coach Wem in the middle of another of his long-winded explanations. BELOW: Coach Q. is disgusted at the sloppy marching techniques of the Gym class. RIGHT: Mrs. Wilcox checks attendance. LEFT: Mr. Battles looks skeptically over Mr. Halloran’s shoulder. RIGHT: Miss Dean raises a finger to test the wind direction. 70 LEFT: Kathy Vild, Louise Gauld, and Karen Lundstrom arc excited about their work for Prism ABOVE: Prism layouts aren’t that easy, discovers Helen Wu, along with Lois Waller, An- nie Latuk, and Karen Swift. 71 MIDDLE: An Uphill View of Grove hill reveals the mass of people who appeared at the roll TOP: Brad Bodwell and Friends posing at the pumpkin roll. LEFT: Some more smashed pumpkins. 72 BELOW LEFT: Blossom Time Queen and Her Attendants enjoy the parade, Left to Right, Eilleen McDermott, Nina Peterson, and Don- na Phelps. BELOW RIGHT: Sophomore attendant colleen clegg and escort bill atkinson view the homecoming game along with the other class at- tendants. RIGHT: An exuberant Kelli Cotesworth discovers she will reign as 1977 Homecoming Queen. 73 Cheerleaders_____that word best describes the J.V. and freshmen cheerleaders this year. Evidence of their work could be found all over the school through the elaborate and all the enthusiasm at the games. Right: Fresh basketball squad Sharon Edwards. Carol Hcggcson, Kathy Frcyburg. Top-Kris Beayer, Sheila Salem. Jeannie Villo, and Mary Kay Burke. Above: Football squad cheers a first down. Top left: Frosh football cheerleaders (top to bottom) Laura Scolnick, Marsha Ward, Barbie Lorenz, Beth Lerch, Cathy Wilharm. and Barbara I innerty Above: Frosh basketball cheerleaders practice in the foyer. ABOVE LEFT: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders line up for another Tiger victory. Left to right: Julie Green, Jacki Rail, Colcen Gcgg, Trixie Copeland and Drew Trimble. BELOW LEFT: J.V. football cheerleaders Bot- tom: Amy Lyden, Wendy Cotesworth, Donna Edwards, Middle: Lisa Brickie, Amy Wheeler, Top, Karen Castrovinci. 75 The Varsity Basket- ball squad also put on a peppy pep rally before Christmas. This squad was composed of two seniors and four juniors. They worked diligently to present team mem- bers with scrapbooks at the basketball banquet. 77 RIGHT: Mr. Mallick chemmically analyzes candy given to him by students after grading yesterday's quizzes which were, as al- ways, on the basis of five points. BELOW: Mr. Wheatcraft is awestruck at the stupidity of a stu- dent's question. Study (stud-i)-an effort to acquire knowledge. The Science department kept up its good work of teach- ing biology, chemistry, physics, and physical science. Once again biology students were treated to the team teaching ef- forts of Mr. Battles and Mr. Hurst, and also to the large group lecture experience. An addition to the teaching team this year was student teacher Mr. Canfield. He taught Mr. Wheatcraft’s chemistry classes for one quarter. Mr. Hensel taught chemistry and physics while Mr. Mallick taught chemistry and physical science. 78 Snow Bunny (sno bun’e)-One who likes to frolic in the snow. That’s what this year’s Ski Club did a lot of. This year the Ski Club had more members than in any other year. So many stu- dents joined. in fact three buses were necessary to transport all of them to the slopes. Each week the “Bunnies” traveled to Brandy- wine for an action-packed evening. This year Brandywine was ex- panded, and as usual, lessons were offered for those who needed a little help. 80 Soccer ABOVE: In a footrace for the ball, Dave Green appears to have his oppon- ent beat. RIGHT: Senior soccer captain, Scott Cornelius displays his chest trapping talents. 82 LEFT: Taking time out to chat with the referee is Craig Bortz. BELOW: Mike Rabin, Alias Pele, displays his much used bicycle kick. BOTTOM: Senior Craig Bortz approaches a penalty shot as Pete Miller offers encouragement. Eastlake L Brecksvillc W Solon W Shaker W Garfield W Gilmore T Bap. Christian W Chardon W Hawken w University L Brccksville L Geve. Heights W Orange W Brush W Collinwood W Beach wood W Orange W West G. W Mentor L ABOVE: Pete Miller battles for control of the ball as Steve Bernard rushes to his aid. LEFT: Goalie, Dale Ehrenbeit snares a sharp shot dur- ing an afternoon game. OPPOSITE LEFT: Frosh Mike Worstell chases down the ball. OPPOSITE TOP: The Tiger opponents prepare for JV John Sabec’s penalty shot. OPPOSITE MIDDLE: 77-’78 Team. FRONT: Steve Shaffer, Pete Padolik, Toby Weiant, Jack Campbell, Jim Dennc, Dale Ehrenbeit, Tom Nelson, Scott Cor- nelius, Craig Bortz, Carl Easly, Jeff Riegcl. BACK: Coach Gerhardt, Chip Strimple, Mike Rabin, Pete Miller, Peter Herr, Martin Hansson, Eric Worstell, Willy Tate, George Sakoske. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Pat Porter’s pinpoint precision passing penetrates petrified opponents. 84 The highlight of this year’s JV soccer season was the coaching. Larry Larson, Kent State stu- dent and former CFHS soccer player, pulled the team together at the last minute. Their rec- ord was only 3-4-4, but the scores were close. Overall, the JV team outscored their opponents 19 to 13. The freshmen soccer team had an excellent season. Coached by Jim Halloran, the frosh team won eight games and only lost one to a tough WRA team. Overall, the team outscored their opponents 29 to 3. Outstanding freshmen players were Kevin Ryan, Erhardt Langer, and Scott Torontali. This freshman team has the potential to become state champions as a varsity team. 85 BELOW LEFT: Mike Mata rushes off to Spanish class. BELOW RIGHT: Polly Brown Spanish five student studies in the media center. ABOVE THE SPANISH CLUB (and a few extras) 86 Student Council president Mike Sipser and VP Pat Freer really headed a great team this year, achieving many of the goals for CFHS. Many fund-raising projects obtained money for Spirit Week, a music system replacing the bells. They also included a student exchange, Olympic Ridiculos and other great activities. BELOW: Sophomore homeroom reps, really stick together on Student Council issues. They in- clude Mary Jo Died rick, Leslie Bray, Pam Snider, Lee Meyer, Drew Trimble, Colleen Clegg, and Ann Scott. ABOVE: Student Council Presi- dent Mike Sipser, and Vice Presi- dent Pat Freer talk in the com- mons. RIGHT: Sissy Heck and Mary Kay Burke giggle about Student Council. 87 LETT: Sissy Hcck, Pat Freer, and Amy John- son, talk Student Council. BELOW: G. Otis, S. Wu, K. Rasmussan, P. Freer, M. Sipscr, K. Stone, V. Baerman, SEC- OND ROW: L. Milloy.S. Daniels, S. Hageman, B. Distad, J. Lindsey, S. McSherry, J. Brandon. S. Wilson, J. Pike, D. Hyde, THIRD ROW: N. Flom, D. Sarkisian, R. McLcllan, K. Cotes- worth, K. Lcrch, J. Meyer, D. Russell, D. Trim- ble, B. Lorenz. FOURTH ROW: W. Koepf, T. Huff, B. Leigh, S. Bernard, M. Richmond, C. Clegg, A. Scott, M. Dietrick. FIFTH ROW: B. Dellinger, J. Cantlcy, F. Hutson, F. Riddle, S. Heck, P. McWilliams, W. Himes, M. Burke, J. Villo. 88 LEFT: Bottom Row: Leslie Bassage. Kevin Keesler, Bill Board, Jim Denne, Eric Worstcll, Linda Lampcrt. Second Row: Dave Musselman, Bill Mueller, Rick Shcilds, C. Burton, David Gross. Top Row: Beth Boyle, Danny Malmquist, Steve Pope, Terry Yaki, Eric Brett. Bottom Left: A tcchanical club member poses briefly as a Kansas City Cowboy During his work on the “Oklahoma set. Bottom: Jim Denne adjusts a spot. This years technical club did its usual good job setting up for the fall play, the spring musical, and other shows. Their responsibilities included lighting, backdrops, props, and sound effects. These unseen but impor- tant workers deserve a big hand for their grand performance. 89 Tennis-(ten'is)-a game played on a rectangular court by two players or two pairs of players equipped with rackets, in which a ball is driven back and forth over a low net that divides the court in half. This season’s womens tennis team boasted a 5-2 CVC lea- gue record. They won 6 and lost 8 matches in the North Eastern Ohio Tennis Association, a more difficult league. The team sent a doubles team of Debbie Hyde and Jody Hobbs to the semi-finals of the district tournament, but the team failed to travel to state. The title of All League Singles player was given to Jody Hobbs; All League Doubles team was given to Lisa Bortz and Sue Wise. FRONT ROW: Tracy Burton, Debbie Hyde, Jody Hobbs. Cindy WyviUe, Louise Gauld. Judy Werner. Mary Kelley, Sue Bigler. SECOND ROW: Kathy Vild, Liz EUefson, Kelley Mahoney, Sue Wise. Ann Scott, Lee Meyer, Becky Bailey. Coach Patty Mills. Coach Carolyn Hanson. BACK ROW: Sali McSherry, Sandy Mills. Kate Batchelor, Jennifer Shelley, Sue Pike. Valeric Pike, Pam Morton, Paula Gallimorc, Coach Nancy Gotts- chalk. Not Pictured: Cindy Shaffer. Lisa Bortz, Sue Nicklc. Katie Stone. Jackie Venning. Polly Brown. RIGHT: Sassy, silly, sophomore Sue Wise socks a scorching screamer down the side strip, securing the set, seven to six. 90 LEFT: Lisa Bortz: Why did you double Fault? Liz Ellefson: I’m sorry, but my racket’s stuck to my leg. TOP: Val Pike barely retrieves her magical flying tennis racket. ABOVE: Kelley Mahoney displays the latest in tennis apparel. She sports a white dacron polyester tennis dress by Head ($25), Addidas “Love Set” tennis shoes (SI5), and puff ball peds by Woolworths (SI.25). Make-up and hair by Vidal Sasoon. 91 Tennis Tennis (t n-Ts)-a typically outdoor game that is played with rack- ets and a light elastic ball by two players or pair of players on a level court divided by a low net and that is scored in points, games, and sets. The 1977 Varsity Men’s tennis team was very strong. Their overall record was nine wins and five losses. They had five shut- outs all season and were shutout, themselves only twice. The team was fifth overall in the league and sixth in the league tournament. Outstanding players were: Dave Alpeter, Jack Campbell, Chip Wiper and Mike Rabin. The doubles team of Rabin and Wiper placed fifth in the sectional tournaments. Wiper was named all CVC player. 92 Below: Chip Wiper gracefully dive to return his opponents serve. 93 Track triumph (tri-omf)-the exultation of victory; the joy of success. The girls’ track team had a good season. The girls triumphed over several area teams. Their big victory came when the team took 2nd place in the Western Reserve Academy Relays. Outstanding runners included Debbie Bernard, Chris Conneigh- ton, and Julie Webster. Big victories included a 71 to 30 score over Chardon, 75Vi to 34Vi over Aurora, and a 91 to 19 victory over West Geauga. TOP RIGHT: Underclassman, Jennifer Shelley pops another long one. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sue Wise strains to clear the bar in a dual meet against Aurora. BELOW: Looking for another long throw, frosh Lisa Bortz launches the discus. 94 TOP LEFT: Doug Rcvelie prepares to pass the baton during the Tigers’ mile relay. TOP RIGHT: Bob Hill yells encouragement to his teammates after running his leg of the sprint medley. BOTTOM: Lead by Geoff Lynch and Gregg Greenough, the Tiger distance men, also including Tom Jicha. Peter Garrett, and Tom Campbell sprint to the first turn of a mile run. Garfield W Cath. Latin W Kent L Mayfield L Twinsburg W Char don W Field Inv. 6th Aurora W West G. W Solon Inv. 2nd Orange W Chagrin Rcl. 7th Solon W Indep. Rcl. 1st Solon Rel. 11th Kenston W A A Sectionals 1st CVC Meet 1st ABOVE: Doug Revelle stretches out for another good effort in the long jump. TOP RIGHT: Hurdling to a victory, audacious A1 Pet- erson advances to a new school record. BOTTOM RIGHT: Glenn Hamilton strides toward the finish in the 440. track (trak)-Athletic competition on a course of cinder, laid out for racing. Another definition for track at CFHS is success. That is exact- ly the word that defines the 1977 Spring Track season. Our guys were CVC champs and A A Sectional champs. Three school records records were broken. The 880 relay record was broken by the team of Bernard. Conncighton. Revelle. Hamilton. Hamilton also broke the record for the 440 yard dash. The record for the mile relay was also broken by the team of Lynch, Revelle, Peterson, and Hamilton. For the 1977 track season, the definition of Tiger Track is success. 96 TOP LEFT: Jim Hallstrom anxiously awaits to run his leg of the mile relay. ABOVE: Coach Jack Stanton models the latest in men’s summer apparel at the CVC League meet. BOTTOM LEFT: Dave Kvacck shows his versatility by yawning and putting the shot at the same time. 150 Freshman barely struggled through a gruel- ing first year in the high school with bake sales, Biology and bumming rides. After being kicked out of parties, Lou’s Media Center and the Com- mons John they will return next year, a notch high er. ( ) 0) Adams, Sopia Alicino, Mark Alpeter, Steve Ames, Kathy Baker, Elizabeth Baldwin, RuthAnn Balser, Tcreasa Bares, John Becker, T Brandon. Judie Barrett, Megan Bayer, Kristen Bell. David Bchler, John Brewer, Russ Brett, Margret Bruce, Rhona Bodwell. Elizabeth Borsh, John Burke, MaryKay Carlson, Eric Caldwell. Kris Campbell, Kent Carpenter, Whitney Cary, Andrew 98 Chad, Diana Chapman, Amy Charlton, Brent Cohn, Richard Cunningham, Clary Cook, Jennifer Cordes, Cris Daniels, Nancy Davis, Brain Dctweiler, Steven Diamond, Hilary Dietrich, Ann Marie Dietz, D Dooley, William Dunn, Missy DesStefand, D Eckard, Eric Edwards, Sharon Eierman, L Elliot, J Flemming, Susan Finley, M Fury, Mark Fisher, John Fitch, L Frahauf. Janet 99 Gordon. Leslie Gordon. Michael Griffths, Gwen Gunther, Amy Gaderick, Richard Gallimore, Paula Galicz, Nicholas Garrett, Sara Anne Halagan. Heather Harkulich, Sanda Hallstrom, Ken Harmat, Akos Harris, James Hazel, John Heggison, Carol Hemlein, Lauren Hogg. James Hoopes, Barbara Howell, James Hubbard, David Hoyle, Sue Hudson. Gement Hunter, Bruce Linn, Sarah Hummer, Mark Heilman, Tracy Long. Susan Henry, Mark Holcombe. Chris Huff, Time I a fell cc. Paul Kanieki, David Katz, Stephanie 100 Keesler, Denise Knechtl, Candy Laird, Lisa Langer, Erhardt Larson, Todd Lerch, Beth Leonhard, Jane Lewis, Bill Lorenz, Barbara Lindfors, Claudine Mahoney, Tim Malmquist, Harold Marchitto, Ed Maxwell, Todd Miller, Melissa Morton. Brad Moyse, Carole Mudgett, Jim Muller, Robin Murphy, Terrance Parker, Kevin Parker, Karen Payne, Tom Pitz, Sharon Powell, William Pound, Kevin Porter, Stephen Plowright, Tom Pike, Susan Jackson, Jill Johnson, Erica Novoa, Lou Burton, Clive O’Donnell, Kevin Osborne, Greg Otis, Greg Ramsey, Michael 101 Roedcr, Todd Rotenbor, Terri Rowland, Dan Russell, Jeff Rusko, Lynne Ruan. Kevin Ryan. Robin Salem, Sheila Sarkisian, Edward Savage. Tracy Schaffer, Rick Schlundt, Kim Schneider. Joanne Schurr, Kim Sconick, Laura Sipscr. Suzanne Skipper. Cathy Smith, Hugh Smith, Dan Smith, Scott Stanton. Mary Stratton, Ruth Ann Sutcliffe, Betsy Sworan, Jo Ann Sworan, Joseph Stego, Michael Semanco, Mary Pat Sullivan, Tricia 102 Tallman. Thomas Topalian, Michael Torontali, Scott Toth, Fern Towns, Abby Trudick, Katheen Townley, Kristen Ungar, Carol Updyke, Russell Villo, Jeannette Webster, Doug Weinkauf, Louis West, Michelle Whaley, Jody Ward, Marcia WarTen, Jim Weaver, Chris Wilharm, Cathy Weber, Rob Worstell, Mike Wu, Steve 103 Sophomores Abromaitis, Jeff Allicino. Mike Anderson, Bruce Atkinson, Bill Backinger, Robert Banks, Andy Bartley, Carol Bassage. Leslie Batchlor, Catherine Bistritz, Matt Boblenz, Karen Bortz, Lisa Borte. Lisa Bowe, Karen Bray, Leslie Brett, Eric Brickie, Lisa Bridges. Steve Brown, Dan Bryant. Ann 104 Buddenhagen, Robin Burke, Laura Burkhardt, Susan Bums, Tom Caldcr, David Callaway, John Cantlay, Jean Carpenter, Sara Carter, Tracy Castrovinci, Karyn Chandler, Holly Clegg, Colleen Clegg, Tim Collier, Ken Constant, Joe Cook, Robert Copeland, Trixie Cosentino, Lenny Cotesworth, Wendi Cox, Brian Cubberley, Alan Dellinger, Betsy Dietrich, Mary Jo Donnelly, Mark Dougherty, Susan Kirrmann, Ray Edwards, Donna EUefson, Susan Elliot, Brian Fcick, Edwin Ferry, Kim Fitch, Carol Feucht, Mark French, Randy Gaderick, Robert 105 Galicz, Richard Gardner, Jan Gcbler, Lisa Gilbert, Linda Gilbert, Leslie Gilbert, Chris Giltz, Debbie Green, Julie Groth, Jon Guest, Lacey Halagan, Michael Halstrom, James Haney. Michcal Haniford. Gregg Hansen, Kyle Hartman. Susan Heffem. Brian Heintzelman, Judy Hcmlein, Kathy Hill, Pat Himes, Wendy Hoffman, Craig Hovet, Christine Hoyle, Jeff Huggett, Scott Hummer, John Hunt, Philip Hurd, Paula Jackson. Jackie Jefferson, Thomas Jeffries, Julie Keesler, Kevin Kenning, J. Kerber, Robin Klatt, Brett Kortwich, Glenn Kunklc, Joy Lamppert, David Lang, Charles Lundstrom, Karen 106 Lyden. Amy Lynch, Andy Malloy, Pam Mapes, Tritton McCormick, Karen McCourt, Donald McDermott, Mark McEvoy, Lynn McGinnis, Jim McWilliams, Peg Meyer, Mary Lee Mills. Sandy Moore, Lynn Morton, Pamela Muller, Bill Newstead, Paul O’Brien, Michael Padolik. Paul Parker, Lisa Peterson. Wayne Peterson, David Peterson, Lisa Petruschke, Darren Pfeiffer, Lisa Phelps, Cindi Phillips, Bill Pike, Valerie Porter, Pat Pretner, Peter Rail, Jackie Raymond, Jeanne Rentz, Tim Revelle, David Richardson, Robin Richey, Tim Roth, Linda 107 Ruffing, Meg Russell, Jenny Sabec, John Satava, Karen Schneeweis, Perrin Schultz, Joanne Schwind, Tami Shelley, Jennifer Sheldon, Peter Shields, Richard Snyder, Pam Stern, Gus Strain, Janet Sutcliffe, William Swanik. Chris Syme, James 108 Taft, Virginia Toth, Joey Trudick, Mike Trimble, Drew Watkins, Alison Weber, Richard Wheatcraft, Doug Wheeler, Amy Wise, Mike Wise, Sue Wood, Peter Woodward, John Wright, Cynthia Wright, Linda Vernon, Jerry Yost, William Young, Cindi Zink, Steven 109 Juniors Baker, Jeff Balser, Dan Banning, Brenda Barriball. Diane Barr. Tonya Bartley, John Bennett, Lori Biering. Bill Bigler, Sue Boblenz, Candy Bolander, Fred Borsh, Jeannette Brockman, Kelly Brockman, Eric Bruner. Ann Burke, Mary Ellen Burton, Tracey Byrd. Brenda Callaway. John Campbell, Jack Chapman. Kathy Clegg. Jim Cook, Curtis Cowhard, Beth Cummings, Gregg Czerr, Willie Daniels, Sue Davis, Bob Dcnne, Jim Distad. Becky Donnelly, John ■A no Dougherty, Jeff Easly, Sara Edwards, Hany EUefson, Liz Eschedor, Dave Euritt, Jeff- Evans, Sally Falasco, Robin Falsgraf, Kit Felger, Sara Finnerty. Kevin Fischley, Barb Freer, Pat Freskos, Elen� Fury, Kell Cajan, Lori Ganett, Peter Gauld, Louise Gluf, Cary Goodrich, Debbie Griffiths, David Hageman, Sue Hague, Kim Hamilton, John Hargis, Terry Harkulich, Carla Harris. Bob Hartsock, Charlie Hcrion, Beth Hem, Chris Herr, Peter Horan, Mark Holtcamp. Hilton Hubbard, Doug Hunter, Bob Hudson, Feme in Jicha, John Kaniccka, Ken Kelley. Mary Kinstle. Megan Klatt, Beth Kucera, Rob Kwasny. Jill Larson, Karen Lax, Mark Lindsay, Jeannette Magersupp. Andy Mahoney, Kelly Maistros, Lisa Mapes, Leslie Mata, Robert Mathews, Cindi McClurg. Bonnie McFarland, Karen McKenna, John McLellan, Jana McShcrry. Sali Meyer, Jim Miller, Scott 112 Miralia. Gary Mix, Bob Moscnthal, James Mossburger, Merry Moyse, Anne Murray, Terry Murray, Doug Mussclman. David Narten, Tom Ncwhousc, Ken Newman, Lynn Patrick, Debbie Powell, Rick Ramsey, Cindy Rasmussen. Katy ' Rcntz, Barb Ricgel, Jeff Rouru, Debbie Rutkai, Craig Sakoske, George Savage, Trina Schmidt, Ed Schneweiss, Sheila Schoeppner, Jane Shannon, Anita Spohn, Jacey Stem, Gay Stuck, Laura Tagscherer, Laurie Torontali, Debbie Towns, Betsy Townsend, Jim Updyke, Sue 114 VanLandingham. A. Vidmar, Tony Vild, Kathy Walters. Alison Webster, Julie Weiant, Toby Werner, Judy West, David Wiper, Chip Wood, Debbie Wooden, Kelly Worstal, Eric Wyvillc, Cindy Zachem, John SENIOR-(sen’yer) adj.-A student in his fourth year of High school. This is Mr. Webster’s definition of a senior. If one were to ask a Senior at Chagrin to give his definition, it might sound like this: SENIOR-(sen’yer) adj.-l. a member of the big senior class “Family” 2. one who goes to parties, has parties, and goes to Rorida over Spring vacation 3. one who has earned the right to a senior release pass 4. One who makes his last year the best for himself and all his friends because he knows it goes by all too fast. The graduating class of 1978 is a very special group of people. As we entered the High School as Freshman, we prepared our- selves for the social and academic traumas about which our par- ents had warned us. But after those first few weeks of adjust- ment. we realized that High School isn’t something to be afraid of, but rather, the best years of our lives. Our social maturity was expanded during our first year, by the ideas of Dr. Earl Rcum during “Friends Day”. We learned to open up with each other and our class grew closer because of it. Our academic fears also proved to be unnecessary. The dreadful rumors of Algebra and Biology all proved to be harmless. Our Sophomore year introduced us to new responsibilities. We were able to develop new friendships by meeting in the commons after earning our commons priveleges. Our social lives were also expanded to the weekends as many of us received our driver’s li- cense. Everyone became close friends and some of the girls be- came a little crazy. It was a year of “feeling groovy”, yak calls, and great big “Valeo’s!” Our Junior year started with a bang as a junior girl’s football team was organized. The girls worked strenuously under the con- stant coaching of the junior guys. The coaches, players and cheer- leaders all worked together towards their common goal of beating those Seniors. Though the girls lost the game, the class ties that were formed will never be broken. As we prepared for our academic futures by taking the ACT and SAT tests during our Junior year, we realized that our High School years would soon end. At the close of our junior year we worked together to put on an unforgettable Prom for the grad- uating Senior with hopes that our own Senior Prom would not arrive too quickly. When our Senior year finally did arrive, most of us were in a state of disbelief. It was only yesterday that we were wandering aimlessly about the halls, schedules in hand as freshman. But now, finally, we were upperclassmen. Our superiority was first measur- ed as the senior women trampled the junior girls in the traditional football clash. The creation of the Senior men’s Kazoo Band also provided for even more class involvement. The Varsity Football Team, which was composed basically of Seniors, showed too their class strength by being undefeated in the league. Our Social activities soon took priority over all other activities. Seventh period became obsolete for the majority of Seniors who had Senior Release passes. We found less time for school work and more time for our extracurricular activities. Weekends became a very important part of our lives and parties were common events. As the winter snow melted as the cold winds subsided, the long awaited Senior Spring became apparent. And it wasn’t much later that scnioritis set in. We were all too preoccupied with the hopes of warmer weather to concentrate on anything academic. When Spring Vacation arrived, Chagrin was deserted. There was not a CFHS Senior to be seen for miles. Three-fourths of the Senior class had migrated to Rorida for Spring Vacation.” The tans soon faded though, and we were once again able to recognize each other. As graduation grew nearer some of us were excited others were sad. We laughed, talked and sometimes even cried. Promises were made to keep in touch between the various colleges and universities we would be attending. We reminded our- selves that even though we will all go separate ways, we have all left a part of ourselves with each other. “The happiness of today, will serve as memories for tomorrow.” KRISTIN! RANKIN Smile . . . Summer 77 . . . What a riot! ... Friends on every High- way .. NHS .. . CANADA 77 .. . Locker Buddies . . . OKLA- HOMA OK! ... CF Native .. . BB 14 . .. Girl’s I B . . . Willing to listen . . . Pres. .. Smile! JIM ADAMS KIMBERLY ELAINE FARMER Kimmy . . . BB11 . . . Blossom . . . 3 22 76 ... VP ... Pooh ... WHS ... The Van . .. Old Buds ... NC ... Waves and Rays ... Star Runners 76 .. . Little Ones . . . Dear . . Dreamer . . . Matt- hew ... TGBWALHFMF ... Take Care ANDREA AGRESTA Da . . . PINETREES ... Atwood Lake Bingo . . . BATS . . . Short cut to drivein . .. Ag .. . Party at Gardners . . . Canoeing . . . Camp- ing trying to start fire . . . Nature lover .. . Dreamobile ... ta da da MELODY SCHEI FIELD Mel .. . Shopping Sprees ... Treas . . . BB10 ... green eyes ... 11-1 ... New York . . . JD .. . suns out ... x-c skiing ... T C . .. NHS . . prematurely gray . .. motorcycles . . . piano . . . dance much? CHARLES T. ALLEN CHIC ... Swim much? ... 1 dig love do you? .. . The Best • kazoo ... CSLG ... Me and Jim- bo . . . Fla 78 . . . Nads ... The Smash . . . SPLHCB ... HJ . . . Crazy sob . . . Snowmobiling . .. Ce Soir . . . Juliet ANN VICTORIA KELLEY Annie . . . Banancrs . . . WAM Qui vous-aimez? . . . BB-7 Q-lOs • ... Floms .. . slinky Jailbird 2 . . . OABR 77 ... Lifes Refresh- ers ... LD ... Aprils Fool . .. Little Kings .. . Secretary .. . Niagara Falls .. JOHN DAVID ALPETER Tweeds . . . A B . . . Maroo . . . Tennis . . . NHS . . . 4’LB . . . Summers in Canada WS ... Kazoo ... Gluttenvillc ... VSP- ECS .. . America SPD . . . Cinder- ella R? .. PR . . Pre-Parties . . . PP P with P ... Florida 78? GAIL ANDERSON GAA . . . Karate . . . Trumpet Player ... USJKE .. . Barrons ... Accounting .. . Andy 3 ... 8 miles a day .. . snail . . . Kent .. . Cluts . . . Silver Trumpet Someday . .. Jazz Band . . . Pep Band . . . Halftime . . . Andy ROBERT ALAN ATKINSON GAIL BACKINGER SO ... Best limes with Fife Kravs . . . Housemen . . . B-ball ... very dusty . . . cruisin car . . . Dang-Dang . . MNJPH.MH JP (M M) ... N D-forcvcr . .. OSU Big B . soap . . . lumpy? ... lost . . . yoocaca . . . VICTOR BAERMAN Football . . . A B . . . Maroo . . . Bernies Bar . . . NYE .. . Greg . . . PR . . Doug Jones . . . 4’LB . . . Quinns .. . Concerts ... Amcr SPD . . . Prc parties . . . Kazoo .. . Gluttenvillc ... Fla 78 Cinderella R? .. . DESSCP JIM BAKER Bakes ... the only answer-De- troit hitman Cavs games ... Ten- nis ... 3rd Period ping pong In- tramural B-Bail Senior Bio-fried fish-bong action .. . concert ac- tion ... DAN BARRY Bird man . .. Bear . . . Summers in Canada . . . Sky Diving . . . Hey Barry where arc you going to land? . . . Number one in OA .. . Are you in trouble AGAIN Barry? ... GREG BLOMGREN BRAD BODWELL Oklahoma Slim . . . Skiing Kazoo er .. . VFB Boneyard PSS and the Phantom ... NHS ... Tennis? . . . Roller Library Ladies . 96KD SNFWKC . . . SCYWB? . . . MHCC MM and MP .. . THE VAN . .. Au revoir mon amis ... CHRIS BLACK Wrestling BD’s House Mike W Trans Am Cruises Roller.. . Moto- cross .. . What did you say? Part- ies! MW TW RO Rockers Con- certs THE TANK MAN Girls Hair Dances Rooster Tails WFO DNF ... JACQUELINE SUE BLEY Jackie . .. Boner . .. paint much? ... Crazys w ER ... RA Grove .. . dipin . . . tots . .. The Gang ... Fifi ...BT ... Nourish- ed by understanding warmed by friends . .. FEFS Cliff ELIZABETH E. BOYLE Good Friends . . . Parties . . . Fun ... Life ... Sir Waltor Cidncy . . . Barn Party . . . DAN .. . Bethiepoo ... Oh God . . . Sat- urday nights . .. Don’t tickle me! ... Close enough for stage crew work .. . JACQUELINE M. BRANDON Jacqui .. . Half-pint . . . Jackson! ... Future doc ... 5 ... Camp Chris . .. Jr-Sr DB ... Cool pts . . . MC .. . Concerts .. . Rah- Rah ... Senior Spring ... 10-2- 76 AR . . . Nothing lasts 4ever . . . Smile for me! SUE BRIDGES Magoo Bush Baby . .. Kent Week- ends . . . Rm. 604 ... Mr Katt . . . Poodle Pal ... My Shark . . . 56 in a 35 ... Cool Points ... l ather PJ’s ... BG_someone to talk, laugh, ay, and think -thank you CATHY BROWN BB . . . Park Centre .. . CPD ... Charlie and Buzz . .. Kings View Farm Magic Dusty Dart . .. Rah!!! ... California Summer 75 with Donna . . . Linda Ronstadt concert at Blossom .. . Bye KLKBJ LIZ BATCHELOR you think of things that were, and ask “why?” But 1 dream of things that never were and ask “why not?” STEVE BERNARD Soccer (state?) Track, 880RR (BH), 120HH, U, GWG Wrest? New Hampshire Winter, Summer in White Mount., ski W.V. .. . CVSDP . . . Kayaking. Dive Dive P heads .. . Kazoo Band Bernie’s Bar . . . spater BETH BERRETTONI Dressage . .. Valiant fox . . . Villa Badge . . . Piano . . . 280- ZZZAP. AP BOB BISTRITZ JD ... 13 . . . Sports! .. . HJ . . . B and B . . . ties . . . CVC Champs . . . Bandana Backfield . . . provise ... Hey! Were Number 1 .. . Nate Night... Jill.. . V__ RON BOM BACK NADS . . . B B . . Kcelka . .. Vi Beatles .. . Provise . . . Bandana Backfield ... 35 ... Football . . . Nabbing with JC JL EP BB . HJ . . . Movie Makers........ CRAIG BORTZ Soccer ... (State?) ... SVSDP ... Jungle Noises ... New Hamp- shire . . . Kayak . . . Kazoo Band .. . America SPD ... New Year’s ... MA . . . Pumpkins will roll. .. JP Turkey’s ... Ski! ... CP G ... FUN! . . . DEBORAH LEE ANN BROWN Classy Little Broad . . . Challenge me I’ll try. New York . .. Quiet Talks in the library . . . Back-pack .. Good morning ... I have learned that to be with those I like is enough ... SPIFFY POLLY BROWN Orange Convert .. . What about your family? ... 1 Wrestling Fan ... Vega Power!?... Lantern Paste-up . . . Skiing .. . Only one broken leg! . . . NHS .. . Sailing . . . Really! .. . Pardita ... AFS ... SMILE! ABOVE: A quiet moment alone, Steve Jeffries takes time out from the daily routine. GREG BURKE Burky . . .AA.. . Wolf . . . Crusin with A1 . . . GCA . . . PYE VIC . . . . Painting ... tt ... Skiing NY AI Tuss . . . LB . . . Caravan . . . BEAW . . . Foil . . .MU.. . Pauls . . . CAP . . . Florida Bound . .. ? MARK BURNS Cosmic Drawings . .. Sleep in Cal- culus much? . . . 7A7s . . . GREEN! . . . Jeepin . . . Physical Sleep Seminar . . . Mopar . . . Burnsie. . . Music at Martins . . . FLAP . . . trash can sitter . . . Visinc eyes .. . O WOW LYNN BYRNES Good times with Mike . . . Sum- mer of 76 ... All night parties .............the gang . . . tweety . . . MM and LB inc . . . Paw Paw . . . talks with JL . . . Chases . . . “And the Wind Sang Old Songs” JIM CALDER SSA . . . Monroe . . . Stretch Big Hands . . . Preparty at Davidsons . . . Cruise with Bud and Old Grandad . . . LMP . . . Mumble? . . . Hugs . . . Mclv and D. . . . Church B-Ball . . . Steve . . . Snur- fin ... cruise ... JOHN MICHAEL CLEGG Que es la vida . . . Hill painter .. . movie making . . . Johnny Hats . . . . Nate Night? . . . Kcelka . . . I B? . . . Vi BEATLES . . . Jokes with JL Bomber Ern BB .. . NYC . . . little jr . . . Niagara f alls . . . ANN... SCOTT CURTIS CORNELIUS Corny . . . State soccer Champs? recuring injury . . Munch Down . . . Oh Wow . . . Skinnywading . . . . AAL . . . OotGreet . . . Bare deer with droptrousers . . . Yes . . . Whos got who at Greens . . . K-Bomber . . DE KELLI COTESWORTH WOODY . . . Rah! . . . Siesta Key . . . Big Moose . . . WAM . . . Sum- mer 76 . . . Old Buds . . . Tabn ’17 . . . Sam . . . Valeo . . . County- Line . . . Spaz Attack . . . Home- coming . . . Thanks Reed . . . BMC . BB 8 27 75 . . . IGBWALHFMF LAURIE LOUISE CHAAPEL Chaaps 43 . . . JWELKKMBBM BJKGC . . . Prom 77 . . . TG-K M-77 GYM-4 As! . . . D-Head . . . Platter-Head ... 10 6 .. . Nose Putty on Judys new slide . . . Cream ale . . . Ma and Pa . . . DCHO . . . DiBlasis . . . Maverick MATT DAVIDSON THE SSA . . . CRUIZING WITH OSC N MELV . . . WARM UP AT MY House . . . Parties at the Country Club . . . Lets Get Wasted . . . Canada . . . SHOT- GUN? . . . Grade A AH . .. Roach . Pud . . . WEEKENDS ARE MADE FOR SHARON LYNNE CASTLE Who walks funny? . .. I’m con- cerned . . . Lantern ... A race against time . . . priorities . . . di- Icmnas . . . wee hours . .. cruising . . . fugitive . .. Suzy H . . Formal Dining . . . BB25 . . bagpipes . . . AFS-Germany OPPOSITE PAGE: Frank Riddle, Greg Greenough, Tom Jicha and Greg Meek take time out to say “HI” to Mom. BELOW: Bill Tate shows off one of his many talents, Balancing a yardstick on the end of his nose. JILL D1EDR1CH BUTT . . Nov. 19. 1976 . . . DD- D . . . San’s Pal . . . The Bs with JP . . . BB . . . Good Times with Janet . . . Max . . . Summer 76 ... Fun in the Sun . . . The Baby Bot- tle .. . Pundcrson J S . . . Slinky . .. IGBWALHFMF . . . DEBORAH LYNN CARPENTER CARPS . . . Kel Who? . .. It’s not agreeing with me . . . Poles . . . Summer-76 . . . Blossom ... Big Moose . . . Parties at Floms . . . 17 . . . Popcorn-Shop .. . Giggling . . . GOOD TIMES . . . BB 7 . . . IGBWALHFMF . .. Aloha KATHLEEN DENISE CHAD Chadwick, Auntie Kathy . . KC’s sidekick . . . 2nd JEBLKN . . Morning Talks Dreams LRJCC Best Buds . . . Lifetime camper, Memories . . . Yo, For Real . LR Knock’em Dead, PR’76-7 BLIDCS GLP 77 . . Fuz JIM CHURCHILL DAVE DEEDRICH Deeds . . . Dream . . . MACS . . . German Club . . . ACRO . . . Cleveland Stadium . . . Intramu- rals . . . Between lights . . . Child abuse . . . MICHIGAN SUMMERS ANDREW DFATHERAGE MOTOGROSS NO. UNO MARTY . . . GETN’ LIT WITH FAITH- EALER ... QUIT THOSE SMOKES . . WRECK THAT VAN . . . RACE A HONDA . . . BLOW A BERM . . . SHOOT A ROOST. ROBERT DELLINGER Dilly ... Cross Country ... Track . . . B-Ball . . . Senior Biology and Physics . . . Friday Nights . . . Cruising . . . Concerts . . . Selling Concessions . . . Many Good Friends ... Its Been Fun . . . ANNE DE R1DDER AFS Experience Nice Friends Fun Cross Country Funny Cheerlead- ers Dances Martin and Helen St. Nicholas Picture Skiing NY Mem- ories I will keep in my heart DIANE DE STEPHANO WADE DOUGHERTY PARTY DUDES! . .. Cleve. Hgts. Connection . . . 2nd and 6th cruise . . . Zeppelin Freak . . . Pumpkins? Ex-Golfer . . . When is the band gonna put it together? . . . Good times with the dudes RANDALL R. DUNN RRRrandy . .. ski . .. Ohio? Pho- tographer . . . Zenith Big Moose Lake . . . BM1 . . Ole Barn . . . pumpkining-flash! . . . 5x7 s . .. 50 cents Canon Cameras . . . flicks Cowboy? . . . Dateless kid Ind. Arts.... Boneyards CORRINNE FINNEFROCK MELISSA FIELD Field . . . Blue Baby ... 3 Years Lantern . . . News Editor . . . 2Vx Years Volleyball . . . OABR . . . SS with the gang . . . Ex-Deutsch . . . UFO . Blolarc . . . Chevy ... SNL .. . Macs .. . DS ABOVE: Matt Davidson shows his form while taking careful aim during 3' commons. OPPOSITE PAGE: David Knipper and Jeff Wooden are chained in their scats after an unsuccessful attempt to escape. CATHERINE EMILY FITZPATRICK Fitz . .. C’mon you Guys .. . Cf Native . . . Cruising . . . SHY? . . . Recois-tu ma note Jude? . . . Lan- tern . . . BB 45 . .. Star Runner .. LIB ... I don’t get it . .. Catch you Dreams Before They Slip Away NORA ALISON FLOM Norms . . . Norma ... Ski poles . . . Blossom . . . You Fog ... Dixie . ..17... Betsy ... my parties . . WHAT? . . . WOM . . . CEB . . Rah-Rah! . .. Drawing . . .5’gym . .. Summer 76 . . . CSNY . . . BB- 7 ... IGBWALHFMF . . . Valeo CARL EASLY STEVE EDWARDS ITS OVER chi-chi Chagrin f alls The rag beer Soccer girls? Lyn’s Porch Country club Blow-fish Serious-now Buck- off Last day play It’s Just Begun DALE VERNON EHRENBE1T 3 year soccer Goalie .. . Headache in shaker Game . . . Straight pool at Willys . . . OOT GREET . . . Whcrcs Boston Mills . . Cornys Dating Service Bummer . . . Fun With Judes . . . Home From Avon JENNIFER LYNN EVANS Jen . . . Purple Passion .. . Jenny- Faire . . . Soccer Stat . . . Driving Lessons w Hog . . . Hannas . . . Boz 77 . . . Deutschland 76 . . . Best Friends with Kat . . . Bo- Rain . .. Fishing ... 12-31-76 ... YSAS ... FJS KAREN FISHER LINDA FISHER Fish . . . Squash ... 20 Twinkies . . . Ski. . . Never leave for tomor- row what you can put off indefin- ately . . . Lantern . . . bozo . . . RR . . . Young Blood . . . TBY- MAN . . . Pcalpump . . . Ugh!-Bio ... Good Luck .... SCOTT FLYTE Flit . . . Baseball . . . ELO . . . Florida 78 . . . PVEDCS ... Cin- derella R? . . . Pre-Parties . . . Gluttenville . . . Intramural B-Ball . . Kazoo Band ... Concerts . .. THE TEAM . . . Alias SH ... America SPD . .. NEERT KATHLEEN ANN MARIA FURY STEVE GALICZ RUSS GALLIMORE Glick . . . 2 yr Football . . CVC Champs 77 DE END . . . Good Times Steve and Mike . . . Friday Night Parties . . . PUMPKIN ROLL 77 . . . SDRR . . . DEAN- ER . . . 20 crackers pb ... Be on Time! Always . .. TR BH NANCY GAMBLE NAGY NANC Nanny GAMBY . . . ROWDY TIMES MACS . . . Close Friends Near and Far . . . Ski Club 3 yrs CAMPUS LIFE 4 yrs . . . Baskins . . . Jomunga . .. Ca.?!?? Virginian Canadian Summers .. . D.D. LAURA JAYE GORDON Gordy . . . Flash . . . rah .. . cool pts . . . laugh much? .. . Shipbot- tom . . . esnY . . . The Duck . . . BN .. . wedge .. . QP . . . Ya Gaps . . . seep . .. MI . . . Dixie ... CSC . . . The Fly . .. get a grip . . . BB 8 . .. stymied . . . Vale WALT GARRETT ESTHER 143 Higroud Big Wally Newt Halloween at Bleys Santa Fridays Justice Center Writings ngs And TryingToSing Rum Har- pyNewYears LTD Candy Apple- car To Esther My Love Don’t Leave Me EDWIN E. GOTTSCHALK Hollywood . . . Schmeds . . . Football . . . Pumpkin Roller . . . 4 LB . . . Doug Jones .. . SPDVSC . . . Kazoo Band . . .MD. . . Glut- tonvillc . . . Cinderella R? .. . Pre- parties . . . PDDT . . . NYE 77 .. THE PUNKS ABOVE: Kelli Cotesworth and Julie Pike discuss the weather. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: A good example of what the library is to be used for. as Reed McLellan and Tom Jicha stick their noses to the books. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: The third floor railing is the best place to catch up on the latest gossip, say these Senior Women. 124 BARB HALLSTROM MARTIN HANSSON Hey! muddy shoes . . . how bi- zarre . . . vivla musica 279-2830 dark beauty . . . clogs late walks . . . SUMMER 79! . . . long nights in candlelight fate . . . min skatt . . . LEO WOW! . . . blue blue Christmas JOSEPHINE ANN GIEL Knee-High . . . Gielski . . . Career Girl . . . Giels used Car Lot . . . LOCOMOTION . . . 1 yr 3 Alter- nate FLAGGIE . . . Popcorn scraps . . . Hamlet . . . Misplaced cups . . . Clearzit . . . Thanks Bud- dies .. . Only Child DAVID GREEN a7e . . . Who’s got Who at Green’s . . . 76 Stapler Caper . . . State Soccer Champs? . . . Hey BOYS! . . . Munch down . . . BT . . . One of the Dudes . . . Phantom . . . Bart’s Chunky Soup . . . Georgia, oh wow! JOHN HARNAR IF I DON’T SEE YOU NO MORE ON THIS WORLD WELL THEN I’LL SEE YOU ON THE NEXT ONE AND DONT BE LATE RACHEL GILES Chip and Ray ... die Rei terin . . . Lady Guinevere . . . PWE . . . Christopher and Timothy . . . Mint Chocolate Chip ... To a Brigt Future GREGG GREENOUGH Grecnie .. . Carrot Curls ... Moral Leader . . . Eggs Pumpkins, Milk balls . . . Linus, Ewart, and Curly . . . CC Track . . . Hoke Moe ... 7% Club . . . Chubby . .. papaya Prunes, run run! ... A. Schwarzenegger Jr JANET LYNN GREGORY Gregs . . . County Line Rd Summ 76 . . . RahRah haha TAB . . . Ai right . . . Gusto Good Times with Jill 1GBWALHEMF . . . Naut . . . PP Clcavcland . . . Bookcnds WOM . . . Sun . . . Shine ... 17 Slip Slidin Away ... etc DAVID GROSS Brillo Head No. 1 . . . OWE . . . Horse Racing at Thisiedown ... . The Horseman . . . New Kid in Town . . . Dave Who ???? . . . CB RADIO . . . Eat a Bag . . . College Bound ... No More Lectures ... Later !!!!! MELISSA ANN HADDOCK No. 1 Angel . . . BBMH CLW . . SHEBA . . . Never serious but al- ways right . . . KRAZY . . . Older men . . . Had KravBackNik . . Try ANYthing once . . . class” . . . 714 .. . NY . . . 10 yrs . . . What will it be? .. . Lissa. BILL HARTMAN HARTS ... 2 yrs V-FOOTBALL MGR No. 15 .. . Girls b-ball MGR . . . Billy H., Hilly H... . Biologist . . . Sugarless Candy . . . Friday Nights Games Mr Piai Cheerlead- ers (Kelly Janet) and My Friends ELIZABETH HARTSHORN Lizard ... KK and SUEPER B times; BT Express. JOK, DOER- JOBAT. etc . . . B-Ball and much more .. . BB-3 3 ... Sis, you devil . . . Oh. Mom .. . Summer 76 ... Remember, remember, but think of the future ... Bye DOROTHY MARIE HECK Summer 77 . . . Sesame St . . . Bunk and Teetor Totters ... Liz KK NT TB GG . . . VB WG . . . Freer at pitt . . . Ra Ra 2 . . . Ponytail 6 . . . CAA Coach 4 . . . Harley ... 5th Gym . . . BB . .. OABR .. . NHS . . .12 . . .TAM- PA SUSAN ANN HEGGISON Heggi . . . Fife . . . You a Little Dicky . . . Hey Hon ... Us Senior Women . . MACKRAVSBACK- SKOLBEE! Good time w DAVID . . . J.S Football . . SHIVS . . . JJi . . . Hey Nisa . . . Danishes ... Rasculc . . Graduation MARK HERION The Party Dudes MAWWHK Doo- bies 77 ... Loge 136... Blossom . . . 4 year grk ... Golf Power!.. ......Southbound Down....... VL Musicals . . . Chez ... Chiz . . ............Latesta CARMEN IAFEL1CE 126 AMY KATHERINE JEFFRIES Amer . . . Buddy best friend . . . Talks w Lesley . . . Raintree . . . Dutchman . . . Cruis’n w LK . . . All niters . . . THE GANG . . . Kravs . . . Jillian . . . Heggi... Jr Sr F-Ball . . . Dean P-Mcmories . . . Lawyer? JODY HOBBS HODY ... Tennis Bum . . . Bowie . . . The Gang........Dumb Blonde . . . Almost to state . . . BALDWIN WALLACE . . . Long- horn . . . Best Buds Wizer Fur Mac Berta . . . Old 69 . . . 7 7 . . Times w Finns . . John Beebe JEFFREY DAVID HOOPES Boone ... Football We’re Num- ber One! . . . Life is a Drag! . . . Pumpkin Capers . . . Sohio City .. . Serious much? . . . Good Times with all my friends, especially with Kelley M. ROBERT J. HILL A-2-B . . . Party Dudes . . . Kick- uss tsss ... Boneyard Football 77 ... Track ... Treepush Workouts, Skydiving A Smeg . . . GWG . . . Swimming . “GoldRope . . . Nights at Nelson’s .. . DAVID HOGG HOG . . 4 yr. XCountry . . .. Deutsch Klub Pres....Le Me .. Kansas . . . IBBED ... Jen Kat Bex Rain tree G. Shoppe ... Mac’s . . . Driwing lessons . . . Wasted Time . .. BUDDY HOUSTON DEBORAH JOAN HYDE Laugh Much? . . . ya gaps . . . KateAJewels - Real Estate ... li- brary freaks . .. Tennis, Gymn-C . . BB 3 . . Mile relay ... Sty- mied ... 7% Club ... sledding ... the ioo . . . Formal 77 . . . BJORN BORG . . . CDB STEVE JEFFRIES MEAN MACHINE DEF END . .. FGJ . . . BREAK OUT THE BEER ... 20 Crackers A pb . . . What elks Russ . . . Russ don’t jump . . . SDRR . . 6 yrs of FB A Deaner . . . Chicago . . . Rowdy Rebel. . . Wrestling Practice? THOMAS JICHA 7% Club ...126... Real Estate . . . Greenie and Riddler . . . Mur phys mess . . Blue Butt Camp . . “You seen Pearl?”. MOE. . . Chicken and Poultry .. . Bubba . . thanks map . . . Binghamton . . CO... JEFFREY A KACHELE PARTY DUDES . . . Tokes The Rig Kin ... The Shelter . Cruiski to Nelsons . . . Gibbs Opel . THE PARTY MACHINE . two out rallies . . . 1 21 78 with E.T.T. . . . Sarahs bongs . . . S.F. Ca .. . Latester KITTY KELLY Pun . . . Ace’s Kitten . . . Legend of Shamrock . . . Wednesday Nights with Carolyn . . . Queenie and Grace Kelly . . . Phoenix . . . MPLS . . . Howdy . . . Mac’s . . . Maxwell . Poobah .. FRS . .. My Second Family' OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM Mfce Srpser tnes to kidnap Laura Gordon while Ed Gottschalk steals the money from Greg Meek and Julie Pike. OPPOSITE PAGE MIDDLE Where Y my change? exclaims Ernie PowcU as he hunts for his quarter ABOVE: Kathy Fury excitedly scavenges for some candy from Santa Claus (Walt Garrett) 127 WENDY KOEPF Refer . . . eastern import ... Air Head . . . Winter weekends in NY . . . Ski . . . Macho . . . Old Friends LB Er J B and PS with El- . . . Summer 77 with JJKF . . . cab exec . . . these are the good ole days .... KAREN KOERPER LESLEY ANN KOLBERG Kolby .. . OABR....Burshk . Nip . . . Juler .... Guppy . . . What’s a Nerd? . . . SUM-HC76 . . . LISA . . . GRADS . . talks w AJ . . . impressions . . . THE GANG ALNITERS . . . Dutchman . . . cruisn . . . dipn . . . pumkin . . .FLA LINDA LAMPPERT LAMPWU . . . Wounded Knee and Don . . . Lantern’s Chief Wit . . . PI Pres . . . AFS Chauffcaur . . . Library Rowdy . . . Slip Sliding A way . . . Mot-Mot . . . Hitch you wagon to a star ... It’s been real ERICKA LANGER No. 24 Banger . . . Mr. T . . . Pumpkin Pacer . . . Sam’s. White Convertable . . . JT Myrtle Beach .. . Cosmo .. Sand S. . . Sep. 2nd . . . CN JS SS BS LB Fandango . Monte Carlo . . . Friends. 1001 excuses . . . BOB ER1KKE HASBROUCK LARSEN Urkey . . . Wizer . . . Byrnie . . . 4a beat on Kathy time ... At- tending Kent-on Weekends . . . 2.75 years . . . Rick ... I am Ka- to, you arc Kate . . . The path shall be long and steep. KRISTY LAWRENCE REBECCA LE BARRON BEX . . . Lc Beau . . . Soccer and track stat . . . FTA . . . AFS . . . Deutsch Klub . . . Float and JEKNKC.........Minnesota for a while .. . mac’s ... Accounting 128 BRADFORD LEIGH DcBait . . . Cross Country NHS . . . Lantern . . . Photos Ich liebe Deutsch . .. DA There she is . . . Baiter How ya doing . . . Zenith Gerry Ford . . Life is . . just like friends, they come and go . . . Autwicde KAREN SUSAN KOMLO Kerry . . . Bones .. . Pm-Pms . . . BP in K .. . Winks . .. ODD .. . 0=7 . .. The Fly ... Cool Points . . . Rm-604 . . . Those Words San ... 16 ... West . . . Dennis . . . Barn . . . Dreamin . . . Let’s Go Surfin . . . Someday... BARBARA KORCYKOSKI Summer of 76 and West Virginia! .. . Prism . . . Rue? ... Russ. I don't see you anymore . . . I’m a rememberer . . . good old days ... left out ... FF ... excel- lent ... I (k H JEFF KOZAK DEBRA KRAVITZ Polly Paranoid .. . party w GBLP . . . YKW loyrs SU .. . Housemen ... DPG .. . Just a crazy girl . . . Soaps on . .. “NEW YEARS 78” ... Turn on the tunes wasted . . . wondering west . . . Yoocaea ANNA ELIZABETH LATUK Annie . . . I risbec . .. Nco Champ ... 3 yr V-Ball . . . Golf.. . Sum- mer Softball . . . x i Schmatuk . . . For sale . . . Mom’s good cookin’ ... Florida ... Hey man . .. Ooche Booche . . . Buddy ol pal ... Chit.. . Chirp JILL ANNE LEONETTI LEO .. . Alniter . . . PawPaw . . . Dutchman . . . Florida. w Weiz .. . Grads Tots . . . Summ 75 ... Paint much? . . . Kcls big sis . . . Moody Goose . . . Whats a nerd? ... Talks w LB .. . Lucy Ethyl ... THE GANG . . . AJ 129 KATHRYN JO LERCH Lerch Lcrp Leech . . . B C . .. OU Parties . . . Kat . . . Best Fri- ends with Jen ... lire trucks . . . Littie Ears . . . 2 yr Majorette .. . CC Emp ... Elephants . . . Boz 11 ... Bo-Rain . . . TL .. . Han- nas .. . Jim . . . Miami ESTHER LE ROY Salt Fork . .. Cabin Bum .. . UFO .. . Fred . .. Jim .. . Thanks Lizard . . . Borcnz is a Killer . .. Saturday Night Fever . . . Seniors are great ... Easter Bunny . . Natales . . . Shelly Beans . . . Jeffs napkin KIRK LUNDSTROM Maine . .. Cross Country .. . Vol- vo 144-s . . . skiing ... Delli’s? JAMES GEORGE LYNCH HI JANE FRANCES MC COURT MORB . . . OCMD ... 1 Dimple . . . AUniters-G . .. Sum 76 .. . S-Dipn . . . cruizn . . . B-Ball . . . Cmon get rowdy . . . WM-Munch ... ER Sis? .. . Ra G-Hill-AM . . . S107W .. . lOOpp . . . Clutch . . . EZ .. Herps .. . KV-Dreams . . . KAREN MARIE MC CLELLAND MAC ... X-Kcnstonite . . . Loves to party . .. Football . . . Roll . . . CHR Plays . . . Movies ... Kent .. . Intensely Ruined . .. FUR OABR . . . Hody Hcggy Wiser ... I here ya ... WOW . .. Fond memo RO .. . THE GANG SCOTT MAC LAREN Mac . . . MIT . .. debate .. . Len- ny Balk . .. sci-fi . . . Saganite . . . SCIENCE ... The Cosmic Connec- tion . .. Space-the final frontier . . . How bout that steak, Lcn . . . AAS-VOD-NFL-OHSSL-NO- FUCF- 1 .. REED EDGAR MC CLELLAN MEEEEEEK .. . Edgar ... S.N ... 3 yis VFB ... HWI Grappler .. . Pro? ... Mr Piai who? ... 11 ... Jock? ... Wrong! ... LB . . . Mom Barber .. . Mrs. C ... closest to Kelli .... Norma ... Farwcll friend RICH MC FARLAND NANCY . .. Church League .. . partying . . . Maverick, power . . . Intramurals . .. Ashby’s sidekick ... LTD ... I want to get out .. . Flash . . . Moon .. . Mon .. . Cruis- in . .. Trips to BG ... Future Cop ... Kent St KYLE MACK RITCHIE MAC . . MON . . . OABR 11 ... Wuc Silson friends for life . .. Qui vous-oimez? ... cookies . . . WAM .. . E .. . 0 10 . . . Buddies ... Moms ... BB 9 ... My Bun- ny ... You don’t know what you’ve got till its gone DAVID LOCKE Skiing. D.H., WT.. X-C ... Tuba. No Sousaphonc! .. . Hemidcmis- icmiquauer . . 2 70’s .. . SYNCK- INBLOARPIPES .. . “I’ve got to work Ski Haus . .. C.A. H____ JAMES R. LORENTZ Jamie ... hill painter . . . 4Z Dive .. . % Beatles . . . Niagara F-alls . . . KEELKA .. . johhny hats . . . NATE NIGHT . . . JVFB ... HC75? ... riding with Ern MM . . Jokes with JC Bomb- er Ern BB ... TUS . . . SUE ELIZABETH HAYS LORENZ Salt Fork . .. UFO’s .. . Cobaino Bums . . . Campus Life . .. Fred . . . Pom-Pom’s .. . Dances ... Ski Club . . . Haunted Bam . . . Food Service .. . Good Luck to the Gang . . . KATHLEEN MC DERMOTT KK . . . SWABT . . . Summer 76 Homecoming 1S 11 . .. Liz Great Times ... SS and talks .. . another McDermott? Thanx EH JS SS SH Weekends . . . Lets eat ... Sept 24.76 . . . Best of luck to my side kick! JEAN MARIE MARCHITTO BEANIE . . . Maintain ... ski poles .. . Jailbird 1 overload .. . Ship Bottom NJ ... Hey, who writes their dialogue? . . . Very Big Deal . . . My Way . . . Where are my shoes? . . . EAST to LB1 CCBW .. . DAN MALMQU1ST BETHY POO AND DANNY TO Monk . . . Bobs Little Spy Geez .. . Daniel Boon .... Count . .. Lead Foot .. . H H ... CAB .. . Jug . . . Boy . . . Say What ... Sleep ........Track ... 4 year gym class DEBORAH LYNN MARINO WE1ZER .. . Dancing Shoes Fla with Leo . . . C'ruisin Dr. Pepper ... Sloe Gins Moody Goose . . . Alnitcrs GPWP Switch . . . Paint- ing E Rich’s Dock . . . Clutch morb . . . BB B . . . THE GANG U of C... 10 2 76... JPV GREG MEEK Reeced. Sips, and me . . . what- ever . . . Kake . . Monte talks with Katie . .. 3cc Cotesworths any time . . Schmendrick ... A-l-A . . . ’67 Chcvcy .. . OABR. MEMORIES . .. Prom 5 7 77 S.G.N___BeUs . . .T.K.S. PETER MILLER Mill . . . Soccer 1 Baseball . .. Cinderella R? . . . Florida 78 ... THE TEAM . . . GluttenvUle ... 1-90 Spins .. . Pre-parties ... I rampton? ... SCDVES ... In- tramural B-Ball . . . PP P with D ... Snurfing . . KURT MUNGER Captain . . . Baffled . . . Pedro Dc Paca .. . Geeeez .. . Naughty Bits .. . Corn . . . Cartoons . . . Cucaracha . . . Once a Knight, al- ways a Knight, Twice a night, and youre doin all right . .. Buzz- boy . . . PAUL MURPHY Party Dudes . . . Mellow Murf . . . But EEBE . . . Varsity Bone- yard . . . Loge 136 ... Skele- tons . . . Good Times with “THE DUDES” . . . Bowl for the Week- end . . . Latcsta . . . BRADLEY L. NEWSTEAD EJ’s ... PROM . . . WESE I RE n Ch Claw Russ JG ... JR Tc .. . AM Punkin Roll . . . Coch Roch Canada East Gate Bleys Claws In The Summer Blowout 78 I ife . . . THE KLAN . .. MELINDA N1CHOLL Jen Jen ... Mindalin . . . Mary ... YKW ... Fife ... Columbo .. . Soap . . . Job Squad . . . Spud . . . AFS . . . Hey GB . . Bliss . . . Shrine ... Pin ... Julia ... AH . . . Bcrsk . . . CW and the kids .. . Nose . .. OABR ... Texas J .. KATHRYN NICHOLS Kath . . . Here Me Are! so 2nd with KCJEBL . . . Trash Lady ... CAB or BB LR Stairway Lunches . . . LAP Hilly . .. HFG LP’R . . . SUSAN GRACE NICKEL Susie . . . Cover Girl 1 . . . 6yr Leafcr . . . Great . . . OKLA- HOMA ... Sunny side up . .. BB3S .. . The first cut is the deepest .... Judic Sue friends for life ... Good-by doesn't mean forever . . MEGAN MUDGETT Mudgc ... NED ... The Hill ... 5 yr bet . .. Whats a nerd? . .. Lucy Ethel . . . Apt 314 ... Big Red . . . Paw Paw Lake ... All niters .. . Moody Goose .. . purple bomb ... Tweety ... Tough cookie . . . THE GANG . . . JOHN MUNGER Barney . . . Pizza Table 74 ... Gollce .. . Minky . . . 1 know what ya mean . . . KA MA TAN YA . . . Wasshop Nan . . . Three Ss ... I’ll dig you guys later .. . CONNE NEINER Seniors . . . No. 23. Rufus . .. Fandango .. . “78” . . . Party Down at HLT ... 2 years at cos- mo ... Free Bird . . . Myrtle Beach . . . Florida ... No more yellow slips from DHR ... EL MKTT JD DP JS Greg!! THOMAS NELSON Party Dudes Love those Debby Ich spielc I ussball 4 years Soccer Nelsons Winter Resort TOAD Track Latin 4 Patience comes to those who wait . . . RICHARD OSBORN WILLIAM PATON Bill ... Short . .. “Hey shorts” . . . Douglas Lake . . . Water skiing sailing . . . Ex-Wrestler . . . Florida . . . Bob’s Sohio . . .Paton’s Used Cars . . . G.T.O. T-Bird . . 4th of July ...BYE... DISA PETRUSCHKE Dishka . . . Ruby Tuesday . . Mich Import . . . Trust me . . Lantern . . . Gossip? . . . Ok la homa . . . I’m losing my mind . . Mascrati ... Big words .. . T.H .. . There is more to the world than wc realize. LINDA PI E1FFER FIFE .. . Phcnds Attic . . . Good Times with kravs. Backs Phcnd ... JIMMIE ... 714 ... Little Dickie . . . Ritchie .. . Housemen! .. . Noodle . . . Pin . . . Job Squad . . . RK B-Room . . . HORNE .. . THANKS TO MY GUPPY JENNIFER LAVONNE PHILLIPS JEN ... Miss Huiggans .. . AS- PEN ... Kent Weekends ... flicd lice .. . Cool points .. . Out West . .. Horses . .. Poodle Pal • ■ • MSB.........Someone to talk, laugh, cry, and think with- thank-you Sue JULIE LEANNE PHEND DREAMS . . . Pie . . . Ludang . . . Grads . .. THE CABIN ... Aye Indiana Summers . . . Kravs Backs Fife etc ... THE GANG MOM . . . DT AC, BR . . . PARTIES .. . Julcr . . . Lesser . . . sneeze .. . tots .. . Bliss .. . RIP. JULIA ANN PIKE Jewels . .. Sheba . . . ND .. . BB Z4 ... The BS with JD ... Gom- ez Morticia .. . Deb Kate- real estate . . . T or T? . . . The zoo . .. Julius Ethel .. . Mon. diet . . . Shades of green . .. Fish ... so decisive? CHRIS RIETHMILLER 4 years now, Mabccit will be many more . . . Another Dude ... 3 yrs V Soccer 2 Years All Ohio 1 Year All Midwest ... Nelsons Winter retreat PATRICIA ANN PISHOTT1 Patti . . . Southbound . . . Jan 19 74 ... Good times with Jeff . . . Michigan Memories ... Sum- mer 74 ... Friends Forever P S . . . LK106 . .. BB 14 . . . Little Kings .. . Simply hi . . . W1R1P . JM FOREVER . . . DOUGLAS SCOTT REVELLE Duds . .. B-ball, Track .. . G-Ball . . . ride? ... 2-SW, Hudson . .. THE K BAND . . ; Sanibel Sum- mer . .. br by JS .. . Hoopers ... case of MC Blues . . . part yin with JGL ... lime? JIM PORTER Cincy Import . . . Football, Base- ball .. . Main G . .. THE BEST ... Mr and Chic Karoo .. . Snow- moballing . . . Carps ... SW THE TREE ... JG Nautilus Scats ... 15 «% ANN MARIE REYNOLDS Garys Hickey Girl ... Big Pierre . . . Loose Lisa. Morris .. l ighter M.M.D.J . . . Stoned Lots ... Homecoming .. . The Group. Pee Wee . . . Skating . . . PARTY ERNEST POWELL MICHAEL RABIN Goose ... Son . . . Ern ... E1T .. . Bagels at Tuss ... hill 'faint- er ... GB ... HJ RoU race ... Tejas .. NYC .X Med Dropper ... Movie makers ... W Light- weight preround munchies at Weeds . . riding with Jim J.B. RAFTUS JB . . . Tus FB82 . . . IT .. . GCA . . . Beatles . . . Coke . . . skiing NY Greg AI . .. crank it ... SS . . . Vail . . . Pets brother . . . 2CC . . . OPM . .. rec .. . 41b . . . ten- nis . . . y lie ... hill painter . . . catchya later THOMAS RECHIN TR .. . Swig ... I Lost it. kick kin roll ... PU 4 Years Baseball ... E . . Partying Dudes .. . LB- 75 ... 2 years on THE GOLF TEAM . . . BAAA . . . Statman .. . Swimming . . . OPPOSITE TOP: Debbie Hyde smiles as she looks back on her four years at CFllS. OPPOSITE MIDDLE: ‘Today Nitric Acid, Tomorrow the World”, is the motto Senior Mark Burns follows. ABOVE: “Where’s the party”, yells the victorious Senior Women after the 7-0 victory over the Juniors. BELOW : Senior Sue Bridges tries to concentrate on her Art project. ALAN S. RICHARDSON FB66 . . PR . . . DI . . . GCA . . . Skiing with GrcgA Tus . . . CHEERLEADER . . CAMARO . . . VACATIONS . . . Blowout . .. Concerts .. . Painting . .. NYE 77 . . . Caravan . . . THE WOLF . . . ts il ..Oct 2 76 . .. JACQUI who? ELLEN THERESE RICHEY RICH ... lOOpp ... sis-JMM laughs-KV ... ski ... OCMD Capri . . . grads . . . diet-f crazy- JB ... Alniters-LK pumpkin . .. S107W . . gpwp summer resort . . . macho! excllent memories good friends . . . “the gang” 135 RIGHT: Senior, Chic Allen, coaches Bob Bis- tritz’s backgammon game in the “Challenge of the Sexes , with Jill Died rich. LAUREEN RUSKO Russ . . . Morning Talks . . Dreams and Memories ... KC and LR Best Buds . . . Lunch with KN . . . Thanks Auntie Kathy . . . Scream? yeah! For Real . .. Bye K kcdnbb . . . RR 76 Red BL GLP’77 ... Mark DAVID RUSSELL Hawks . .. “Doc” (Not WF) ... FALCO SPARVERIUS ... Bio Debate?-Finance Dir Blood-lab ... CMNH ... “Len- ny’s Heroes ... German Award . . . band . .. Forensology ... NFL-FUCF-UOD-NCTE-SC (OH. NHS) JONATHON SALEM Motocross Buckeye Race Way .. . Wren Bondo Works . . . Industrial Arts Cub . .. Party . .. College or Work SANDY SAVEL DOUGLAS SHAFER PARTY DUDES!. . . Crusic Dudes . . . Hey Weed Tsss . . . Drone . . . Led Zcp Is Alright . . . LUVO- BEEF . .. CC Decent . . . latcsta 136 FRIEDA SHEPARD STEWART SHERMAN I risky . . . Auntie Frecsic ... Wanna hear a good joke? ... Feb 77 .... THANK YOU MA’ AM . . . UPA . . . Thanks for lunch Mark . . . Ralphie ... My SHOOT- ING STAR DAVID SHIELDS MIRIAM RICHMOND Mimi . . . DRAMA . . . Lettuce Muncher . .. “YouYou” . .. Crazy Socks . . . Quiero Musica . . . Screamer . . . Pop at the top .. . Long legs ... 1 11 hsten . . . “The earth laughs in flowers . .. Smile . .. I RANK RIDDLE Middle Riddle ... 7% Club ... Pumpkinning .. . NHS .. Hit the Bricks . .. Wrestling ... Croutons ... Greens and Jichs . .. GOV . . . ESCORT . . . Lomov . . . Fairchild ... Ike ... I’d Rather l ight Than Swjtch MICHELLE ROSS Pom Pom Girl In 75 1 Love Scott R Worst Love Steamer Horse crazy Boy crazy Burger queen Mish-Mush Senior Football Team MMS Angels Had Fun Time with good Friends at Barn Partys .. ROBERT M RUFFING MacKENzie .. . Macadoo . . . 10 year bowler ... vars. football mgr., 2 years, N . . 14 ... THE CLOCK . . . 65 VW .. . HH . . fab four fan ... snow days . . . 1965-1978 SUSAN ELAINE SCHMIDT Schmidty . .. Honduras . .. AFS .. . FREAK OUT? ... Bad ankles No Stomach . . . OABR ... Vi Schatuk . . . For Sale ... Use Tape? ... BARTS ... Vs and PHA . . . 3 yr BB, Syr VB, 2yr FB . . . Bn K ... UFO . .. LLE- HNIUOYEES CAROLYN SCHULTZ Little Green Sprout . . . MACS . .. Huey Duey and Luey . .. High Days ... My Wednesday nights with Kitty .. . Lucky Bell Far MS ... Lets Get serious . . . Ledges . .. NHDC . .. It’s Not WTiat You Think . . . SANDRA LYNNE SEIDEL San . . . rah! . . . Jills pal .. . those words-Kom-BB9 When Fget my motorcycle .. . talks with KK . . . lets eat . . . Cape’n 'Colorado ... EJ ... They can change their minds but they cant change me- JC STEVE SHAFFER 4 Year Soccer ... YES . . . cruisin 60 mi. in one night . .. Bare deer with droptrousers . . . One of the dudes . .. Coschwein . NHS? . .. FOL . . . Skiing in NY . . . Whatever ... NO 11:30 . .. Julie Green SUSAN SHUKYS Shooks . . . Pizza Queen 3yr Grad . . rhe Woods V’s . . . Home . . . Gov ... Ki LTD . .. R C ... Al- legro . . . OWE . . . Metro . . . Mi- chclob I lwdMc . .. Dance . . . B Co Riverside ... Mr Smiths I Did it .. . 78 . . . ALRIGHT MICHAEL SIPSER JUDITH ANN SNIDER Hey Jude . . 6 yr leafcr . . . Mon. diets . . French Summer . .. SMBC . . . Canada . . . recois-tu ma note? ... My FOREVER Friend . . . promises . .. The Van .... BB 27 . . . gym ladies 76 ... For Keeps JUDY SOIKA Soil .... Cosmo . . . S and S CANADA FOREVER . . . July 14 . .. Eric Beach ... KARL FOREVER . . 137 BRENDA SPURGEON KATHRYN LYNN STONE KATIE-DID, 2pts . . . Cover Girl 2 . .. Deb Jewels ... Signs ... Julius Ethel .. 1% Club For- ever! ... MT. Trite ... QP Lester ... T or T . .. Stymied . . . Oklahoma. OK! .. Gm-2 AM . .. BB 7 ... Dreams, memories MARY ELLEN STRAIN Mares . .. Sharks, Get in the boat . .. Paranoid . .. Here comes the Sun .... Laugh Much? ... RM. 604 . . . Kresse’s .... BP in k ... Balance Sheet .. TH locker-room concerts.......I’m so embarrassed CHIP STRIMPLE CRABBY . .. Spokes . . . Smiles .. . Soccer Championships Ha Ha ... Going to Moscow Olympics . .. Wood Runs At Blowout . .. Ski Instructor At Tanglewood The Green Stang . . . Spring Va- cation Trip KEVIN STREET JAY STROCK JESS TARR 138 ELLEN TADDEO STEVE STRATTON KAREN SULLIVAN Hebgb . . . Karena Jcwels . . . SG.SB . . . Xmas vac CaJ . . . Viet nwpt beach Discovery Retreats ... new friends ... Sullivan Inc . . . work- ing at CC . . . Sadie Prom . . . Cal. import .. Forever yours. CS JOHN SQUIRE KAREN SWIFT ROBERT WILLIAM TAKATCH B-Ball Much? . . . Chubby . . . Abdulah . . . TAK . . . Give me a Chance . .. Stuffed Cabbage . .. Saturday Night Parties! ... 1965 . .. Defensive Tackle . . . JAY . Co....... Mungcr Bros. ... Strimps-N-Smilcs. ..! WILLIAM TATE Willy ... 3 years Soccer “Time” . . Talented Nose Do you Mr. P.? ... Act 6 Misery” ... Neo- N . . . Gml Schweinhund . . . Tat- ers ... Well hell Jesus .. . The Dumper ... East to Mecca N. HONOR? Almost funny S JEFFREY TOOLE FREY” . .. FOOL” . . . APAM History and English ... Cartoons Photography ... I am Not Skarl” . . . Posed Candids . . . De- bate .. . Lcn-Hur” ... OABR . .. Dcutsch IV . .. FREI” ... Apathy Club . . . Das Ende KATHLEEN HOLLY VINCE Bacardi . . . GRADS . . . Alnitcrs . . . CHERSOLI ARM ... Whats a Nerd? .. . Tweety_GR Hill 5 yr Bet . .. RA .. . OCMD .. . Sum 76 . . . cruizn LK . . . Buds Ell . .. Ski?? ... THE GANG . . . Dreams JM . . . FLA ---ACM ?39 KARYN VINCENT Vince . .. Missouri import ... Summer 75 . .. NHS .. . What’s a Keyboard? .3.3. 1 don’t get it ... Faint much? .. . DIMPLES! ... BUNS . . . Memories ... to my friends: Take care, good bye . . . Love to Ken .... SHELLY WELLS Shells ... Nov 25 76 . . . Pun- dersonJ S . . . DD-D . .. Sum- mer 1A ... BB@$ . . . LK106 . . . Michigan memories . . . WIR1P . . . Homecoming 76 ... friends-for- ever P S ... lyr Rah . .. good- times . MICHAEL JOSEPH PAUL V1LLO ROCKT .. . Football . . . Dig WG ... Wrestling? .. . D.P. Little Vi’s . . . Blow-Out Golden Gloves ... Switch North Carolina . . . Sorry Smith’s-Mikc M. . . . SDRR OSU . . . AL1 . . . D.C. .. . DAD 10-2 -76 ... WEIZER ... 1LY SCOTT WEYGANDT WIGS ... WHEETIE ... Oh didn’t THINK of that ... 1 TRIG Dirty Cheeks Tuss . . . ROOKIE TRESTLER . . . Sparrow . . . Gold Circle RD .. . CHURCH- work . . . KA ZOO BAND . . . DT . . . Aurevoir Mes Petites. KATHRYN ANN WISE Wizer .. . WORT ... One Of THE GANG . . . PARTY . . . Sum- mers At RC WITH Sue . . . Best Buds Holy Mac Fur Lars . .. Reach Out .. . RL Mustang Crus’n LONG HORN Mike? . . . PROLL? .. . Good Times with Bob”.! JOANNE WOOD Joe Smile Daisy ... OH Account- ing 5 go Navy Dink’s Auto Me- chanic Your a lot of help!! Re- member Yesterday Cherish today Look Forward to tomorrow Home Free!! DELIA WAKEFIELD SMILE AND THE WORLD SMILES WITH YOU. 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To sec the world in a grain of sand, hold infinity in the palm of your hand TROY M YOUNG What arc the odds ... No Prob- lem .... Rag top Stang . . . Boe- hms Evening Cr Ew . . . Fridays at FJ’s . .. Pumpkin Roll ... Eastgate ... V’s ... Burton . . . French . . . Newt . . . Finns . . K . Later Much . .. KILLER SUSAN WUNDERLE Sexy Sue ... Do Da’n Me Doc’s Dancing Lovely .. . Kit ... Saddle Shoes ... Me Too! . . . Mc- Gregor Again ... Pcpperooties . . . Anyone got a Problem? .. . Bubbly . . . Band Choir . . . 1400 dollar Smile DAVE ZALBA U3 144 Volleyball vol% bftF “a game usually played in a gymnas- ium, the object of which is to keep a ball going from side to side over a high net, striking it with the hands” The 1978 women’s volleyball team ended its season with a record of 5-9. Their record was good enough to place them second in the league. Outstanding players were Jana McLcllan and Sue Schmidt. Sue, a senior, was also named to the CVC all league team. The team was coached by Miss Sandra Dean. TOP LEFT: Under Miss Dean’s coaching the J.V. Tigers pulled through with a fine season. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore, Carol Bartley passes the ball to Kelly Fury who will set the ball for a spike. OPPOSITE: Starter Jana McLcllan shows her unique style of getting the ball over the net. MIDDLE LEFT: Chagrin displays the concentration needed to cap- ture their second place Finish in the CVC. U5 Inspiration (in spi-ra shun) n. any influence that arouses effort to do well. The CFHS Wrestling team ended their sea- son with a 7-6 record, the first winning season in 4 years. Their record does not reflect the ef- fort and dedication of each individual wrestler, each individuals record was achieved through the inspiration of coaches Wem and Lonchar. The team has 8 underclassmen returning next year and they have high hopes for a victorious season. Wrestling ABOVE: Junior Andy Magersupp manuvers his man around the edge of the mat with an arm bar. Andy came on strong at the end of the season and almost made it to state. RIGHT: “Taco King” Mark Horan eyes an opportune time to apply pressure to his Solon opponent. TOP: Sophomore Don Brown maintains his balance against his undefeated Solon opponent. 146 ABOVE: Sophomore Pete Pretner demonstrates the move that enabled him to turn a 0 10 match into a pin. LEFT: Bob Davis is engrossed in his highly refined tactics. BELOW: 77- 78 wrestling team poses daintily. grapple (gap al) n. hold or grip as of wrestlers, close contest. The JV Wrestling team faced tough competition this sea- son, but under Coach Lonchar the wrestlers won a fantastic 9 out of 12 matches. Each match was exciting as the grap- plers practiced gripping, seizing, and fastening and of course, pinning their stubborn opponents. Outstanding wrestlers included Wayne Peterson, Rick Powell, Ricky Weber, Ed Schmidt, Joey Toth, and Lenny Cosentino, who remained undefeated throughout the season. Varsity Bedford L Beach wood L Berkshire W Newbery W Independence w Kenston L Twinsburg W Chardon L Aurora L Orange W West G L Solon W Kirtiand W TOP: Co-captain Tom Jicha struggles to gain dominance over his opponent. MIDDLE: Using a headlock to subdue a Twinsburg grap- plcr is Eric Brockman. RIGHT: Co-captain Frank Riddle is astounded to find that his is on candid camera. BELOW: Calmly JV Ed Schmidt fights off a takedown. M8 U s_ experience (ek spir e ans)-activities through which knowledge and skill are gained Experience is what the freshmen wrestlers gained this year. The tough freshman team suffered many losses this year because they had to forfeit several weight classes due to lack of team members. Co-captains of the tiger team were Steve Loy and Joe Sworan. Steve Loy, wrestling in the heavyweight class, took first place at the League Tournament. The Tigers Hope for a better season next year. § KSTJNC TOP: Two rowdy wrestlers can’t wait until they get to the mats. This type of enthusiasm gave the freshmen an extra boost this year. MIDDLE: ’77- 78 Freshman Team FRONT: Rob Weber, Todd Roeder, Kevin Pound, Mike Worstel BACK: Coach Sheban, Joe Sworan, John Bchlcr. Steve Loy. BOTTOM: On his way to a first in the Freshman Tournament, Steve Loy frustrates his Kcnston oppon- Sports • (sportz, sportz) 1. athletic activities requiring skill or physical prowess of competitive nature. New faces as well as old, poped up in this year’s sports scene. At the head of the list were Bjorn Borg, top-seeded tennis player, and Pcle. the world’s great- est soccer player. New contracts were made as older players were nudged out, but that’s the way the ball bounces. RIGHT: Bjorn is Bjest. BELOW: Pele. nationally reknown soccer player, retired this year as his famous and suc: cessful career came to an end. 150 Youth • (yooth) n. 1. the appearance, freshness, vigor, spirit, etc., characteristic of being young. LEFT: For Linda Fratianni, success means skating to stardom at the age of 17. BELOW: College football gained yardage this year as Notre Dame intercepted the title. LEFT: Jogging ran up the charts as more and more young people became involved. ABOVE: Steve Cauthen doesn't horse around as he attains the title of number one jockey as well as the youngest. 153 Behold the pow “The E.R.A. is simply a continuation of forces that began 200 years ago when America announced to the world its startling proposition that all of us are created equal.'” BELOW: National Women’s Conference in full swing. 154 er of woman! ft. 155 ABOVE: E.R.A. lesbians fight for their rights. LEFT: Rosalynn Carter, Betty Ford, and Ladybird Johnson sit in at a woman’s conference. act of En ter tain«ment (en’tertan’ment) n. 1. the entertaining; diversion; amusement. John Olivia Travolta Newton-John lu'l u fn fjnu IHthhjH U was wk In yn hock in the mafc-r. •mm2 ROY SCHEIOER LORRAINE MURRAY GARY r_____________HAMILTON JMMTS2 � «1« t Oft OT i t€B and KM «i ? JCMtft • DrteW WiWfll teerfonch � ' PwiuceiiIftRCHtXO 0 tVIUCK and DWC W0A i - soc eProOxeJ0£ JUl!) n-irto!' • x j “ m n«[55 Mr ft too n'Bftl iiHMeun ISO Survey (ser-va) Television 1. Eight Is Enough 2. 3’s Company 3. Soap Movies 1. Star Wars 2. Oh God! 3. Rocky Album 1. Fleetwood Mac-Roumers 2. James Taylor-J.T. Actor Clint Eastwood Actress Barbera Streisand 158 certs, and once again sang in downtown Cleveland. They performed in the musical “Oklahoma” during the spring. Every year is busy for choir members. They all work hard and the applause they receive at their many performances reflects their popularity. 159 T-� ; ZENITH (zee'ni th)-The point of culmination; the greatest height. This year’s Zenith staff was plagued with troubles. The book came out late this year because of a lack of involvement. Once the book was finished, though, it was clear that the quality had not declined. The staff worked diligently for months. There were meetings every tuesday night at Ann Kelley’s to pull together the bits and pieces of pictures and copy. There were many enjoyable times and many sleepy- eyed people on Wednesday mornings. This years editors were Ann Kelley and Laura Gordon and Jacqui Brandon—Copy Editor. 160 OPPOSITE PAGE: bottom tow: B. Bod well, F. Bolandcr, J. Toole, J. Snider, J. Pike, C. Fitzpatrick. SECOND ROW: M. Kelley, K. Falsgraf. L. Ellcfson. P. Freer, J. Lindsay, S. McSherry, J. Brandon, S. Wilson, K. NacRitchie, K. Rankin, S. Wells, A. Kelley. THIRD ROW: E. Richey, L. Maistros, J. Borsh, S. Seidel, K. Vild, D. Carpenter, K. Farmer, V. Baerman, J. Lorenz, FOURTH ROW: L. Gor- don, S. McFarland, J. Bley, J. McCourt, M. Ross. J. Marchitto, A. Scott, C. Clegg. J.B. Raftus, E. Powell, FIFTH ROW: S. Evans, Cotesworth, S. Heck, K. Vince. L. Kolbcrg, M. Strain, J. Baker, T. Jicha. OPP. LEFT: Colleen Clegg nad Debbie Carpenter contribute to the great effort of the Zenith Staff. OPP. RIGHT: Reed McLellan listens attentively at a Zenith Club meeting. ABOVE: Always on the job is Zenith Photographer. Randy Dunn. LEFT: Jacqui Brandon, Debbie Carpenter, and Julie Pike think of ideas for Zenith and await a ride home at the same time. BELOW: Jeff Took toys with a trinket. 161 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Gamekeeper’s Taverne Inter-Collegiate Press, Inc. Kilgore Trout tanderwood Plaza Barber Shop Lowe’s Greenhouse and Gift Shop M R. Reed Hardware Nall’s Drug Store Robert Sollisch Village Belle Salon The Wire Whisk, Inc. PARENT PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Berretoni Mr. and Mrs. B. Richard Bodwell Mr. and Mrs. David K. Bortz Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Mr. and Mrs. David A. 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