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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

A NEW CHALLENGE-.. t A™EW LEADER-.....'.,- QRPORTLJNITY ADVERTISEMENTS' .. A NEW FACE 1979 is an ending for a few .... and a beginning for many. In this new decade we will face never ending challenges and new horizons, never forgetting the experiences and adventures, sometimes not so memorable, of our years at CFHS. 5 A NEW OPPORTUNITY I 6 Our Freshman year proved to be an interesting experience. Getting to schedule ourselves in various classes, we were usually unaware of what was in store. And our infamous eighth grade parties brought back fond memories as we were being kicked out of high school ones. As sophomores, we were busy with raising money with wrestling concessions, mums, and bake sales. Coming of age and perfecting our driving skills opened up our social lives and lessoned our worries of calling for rides home. We began our Junior year off with unity as the girls practiced for the annual football game, which they preoceeded to win. The guys got their first taste of varsity sports, and a more serious tone was put on the games. In the fall of our Senior year we were faced with the problem of deciding where we were going to apply for college, and the girls triumphed once again to end up 2-0. Florida plans for spring break were the main topic of concern and conversation rather than our classes. The Class of 80 has experienced many changes these past four years, found new friends and kept old ones, and we will never forget the times during our high school years spent together as a class. Class-Officers 10 JEFFREY T ABROMA1TIS Abby Abb Abro . . NHS . . . MAT . . . BSA CAP OS . . Track Soccer wrestling FALCONS?? . Keep 'em flying Tigers it’s been good nuff said JACOB JOHN ADAMS MICHAEL ALICINO BRUCE ANDERSON Come, that finishes the Guinea pigs! thought Alice Now we shall get on better PANOS P ATHANASOPOULOS AFS . . . JUDO . . SOCCER JEFF GREAT FRIENDS CHEERING PARTIES . . . NICE GIRLS BAR CHRISTMAS FORMAL KING . . . 2F BABY HELP EVERYONE MAN I'LL SEE YOU. PEOPLE 14 ROBERT G BACKINGER Let’s be serious . . . Lets hit Mike's . . good friends never end .. I ain’t got you (start over?) . . . Allman’s ... no DEAD head . . Chasey . . Skynard . . . Love the one your with . WILLIAM ATKINSON GRATEFUL DEAD FBBMCART . BILLY BOGART THE BOAT . . . HEADGAMES WITH KATH KT AURORA OCEAN CITY SE SUZY ILYF LIL’SIS . . No.5 . WILD HORSES SOMEDAY CHARLES ANDREW BANKS Adrian. Weinheimer. Banksly JR . . Kimberly. Ann ILY . . OC . Terripin . . Spanky, Pandy Banksly Mobile Moose. Heads FBBMCART ... A Trip With Lynard . Babe IR.JG Tim Clegg has got the whole unirld in his hands II CAROL LYNN BARTLEY Bart Scumbum SOM . . Prom79 ■ . . 3VB All League 4gym ... 18 . . . NHS . . . Neophyte Wamba . 80 in . . . Muck Twinks SSS . .Devils . . . Leaves, the gang Campfires, perfume, memories LESLIE SASSAGE BRUCE! . . . stage crew . . . Thistledown . . The Horse is such a thing of beauty that none can fully comprehend its mag- nificence. Jim Tarr checks out the competition for hts upcoming race. CATHERINE M BATCHELOR Batch . spam . . . wipe . . . NHS tennis . . . 2h yrb ball ... 7 4 179 cvc Erx-mas parties . . . 5forS. Sum 79—Sun. nites . . . Fla ASMKLBALSDCCAWSM openeyes mb's ... Va . . porches KAREN BOBLENZ KAREN S. BOWE SMILEY . . . Lifeguard . . . White Gina? . . Skiing w I Judy . . No.l Choir Ok.BFriend, Bngadn. D.Teani Haed.WSI. Girls F.B. Makes No Never Mind. Pa. Rafting MATTHEW I BISTRITZ Snou� Bowls . . Treadway Inn . . The Box DC . . CAB . MY GENERATION . lump Crew TC MW . OC.BA Saved TR Drn er.AB Navigator LISA BORTZ Shorebtrd . . Bapta . . Zuccini Bread . . Districts Tennis 78-79 HR State 1979 . . . moves . . rm 105 . . . JAMSWEN . . . gas shortage? (SB) . . POW poker parties . . . Ammalcp g ERIC BRETT Crew . . Hotbox . . . Captain Apathy . . . The Neophyte Coun- cil . . . Dunhills And The Who . Hey. Poto! . Wyoming . Paint the Hill? Give me a Break 12 You think they know that I am an AFSer? says Andy Lukasik. from New York. LISA ANN BRICKLE Bricks . . . The Z . . . Colorado Summers . . . spying . . . Rah-ha! Springs in Myrtle. Bus . . Mo 5for5 . . . Dec.31 . . . dwd . . . cvc parties . . . laugh . . . Wheez . . . A WASKBCCMKALSD . . . Dreams, OB STEPHEN M BRIDGES Hey! What’s Up? He’s got the syndrome . . Baracuda . . RAS SOM PS ROCKY VBB 17898 . . . MK . . . ZOO . . . IT Move over . . . T-mouse . . FROWN sorroivs . . . Vent vidi vici DAVID ALAN BROWN i DON P BROWN 4 yr Grappler . . Cool Mine The Dead . Soccer . Rah Rah CSNY . . . See the changes The turd . . . TBOF . . . Brownie USB team . . . frock . . . Florida Day parties . . . Sag . . . friends ANNE ELIZABETH BRYANT Annie-Bee . Florida . Band Choir . . . Campus Life . . . Oh Baby Hubha.Huhba . . Sousies Forever . . . Naturewatchers . . . RED Thanks.Mom . . . Love . Buddies . . . PTL ROBIN BUDDENHAGEN AIR RAIDS. Skating THE ZOO . . . California ... 24 Days . Macs . . . Kwee . . . Wolfettes . . . Waums IM,MW,RS Attack . . . Teddy Bear Oh noo! . . . Cowgirl . . . Later much . . . Bye LAURA BURKE LAMB . . . EarlyGrad . . Boston . . . sisters CYN . . . ACNI ... II TRUCK . . . Lil'Kings . ThanksToAUMyfriends . . . J.T. . Camping WhenWilllseeYouAgam?. ALEX. Ski. . DAP 6 4 177 SUSAN JEAN BURKHARDT Pour It Up ... LB Fnend . . . poker parties . . Bubbles . Shemp . . . Burkie . . . IAMSWEN . . Room 105 . . . Skyball . . . Gold Chip . . . Mom. VT ... Art-W ... 3 Cold Keys 13 THOMAS RICHARD BYRNES JOHN CALLAWAY Cals . . . XCountry . . . track . . . No problem . . . Rowdy Mats DP sleeping mi .. Bustin' Out on the funk . . . Sarasota Fla . . . Don't worry about it JEAN C. CANTLAY Mabel . . Malone . SHHH ■ SS . . Capt Neophyte the Shore birds . . . Mom Rml05 . . . Rock . . . Wamba . Dirtbag . . . Calky . . . Wink . . . FFM Pie . . . Todd . . . Zoo . . . Flower DAVID CALDER DeadHEAD . . . DAVEY Calds (Z) . . . The Law OHIGHO SNAX-M.B Pre-Party Party in Billy's Basement . AJTFOMTA BACK IN 79 M SARA CARPENTER U'l Carpi Summers at Big Moose . ■ Art . . . Choir It often shouts a fine command of the language to say nothing KARYN CASTROVINCI PINKY P HALLOWEEN and Mike Pour it up .. . Shag-Ruba . . 3-yr Rah-Rah . . . Foo . . . Buvoir . . Mitten Curse . . . SPORTWHAT? . . URMF . . CESS . . . NHS ... Bye SE .. . Chns 77-80 TRACY LYN CARTER Tracila . . Oh nooo! . PAIRS . . . Steamboat Students . . . TC THE ZOO . Hogan . . . skating . . LMM . . . Waum . . . shorebird . Monty Python . . . California atak GOOD LUCK toLIR .. HOLLY ANN CHANDLER REXY . . . Rick s Cafe . . . Gallo Peanut CLUSters . TheBomb Watch TV Thanks CR TW Motley Crew . CPJWJL f .T2 lames Taylor . . Neil Young Florida MICHIGAN . ANDY Can I see some identification please? Officer Revelle and assistant Rick We- ber make a student's arrest in the foyer. COLLEEN MARY CLEGG Leener . . SC Pres Twin . cheering .. we are family 9 Busnde . . NHS . . . Shag Ruba URMF . AAKLMAS De- lirium . . Bashes . . . HC . . . NYC . . . These are the good old days . . .CF TIMOTHY PATRICK CLEGG Twin ... 2 yr. Varsity Basketball . . . Co-Captam JG Another CVC Crown? Var BB . NHS . . . It's Gone All Too Fast . . . Love DM 11C K EC . . Hasta Luego Mis Amigos KENNETH COLLIER Industrial Arts Major VP of Club . . Camping. Outdoors slave labor. Rock in Roll; Eagles Aerosmith . . . Oh-Henry Fool. Good Luck . Big Ken Care for a Swim Fool? IOSEPH CONSTANT 15 PATRICIA J. COPELAN Patrix . My Mason Hamlin . . . sketches—$3.85 . . . Rah-Rah . . . Tiger Times . . . Shorehird . Parlez-vous? . . . Waikiki . . Half Orange . . KAW900 . . DCR . . . Sttchin' Time . . . JT. . . lean Cantlay and Lisa Bortz seem to have different motives in A.P. English class. BRIAN COX CHRISTIAN P CORDES Tennis team . . . Zoo . . . French and Spanish . . . Homecomtng79 Donna's driver . . . Thanks to Mr. Mai lick . . . Cordes the Tor- toise! LEONARD MICHEAL COSENTINO Magic . . Born Again . . . Corp April 14.1979 . . . Thanks Joe CF Crappler . . . Football 79 Spa- ghetti sauce Renee . . They’ll know we are Christians by our love . . . WENDI COTESWORTH Mom . . . Old Friends . .M Ms . . . TBOF . . . The Gang . ,1 PC '79 .. . Caddy . . . Paradise. |j . 77KC . . . Fla.80 . . . Europe . .1 4 yr. rah-rah:]on . . . Ben . . I Thanks Jules . . . PETER Suib shine . . JOHN CRESSMAN The Whistler par excelence . . . Fuzball you BET . . . Where did ya get those clothes? . . . Ex-Ger- man Junge . . . Shop Club . . . Oh no!. Right Woody? . . . Non-Neo- phyte . . . Akron U SUSAN CROFT DAVID ... I don't know . . . Horses etta KS MSP CU KG . Summer '78 .. . Memories See you again in ten ALAN J. CUBBERLY Cubs . . Pumpkin Roll 79 Cross Country . . . Basketball Zoo . . . New Year's Eve 80 . Good Times I The Gang. Out- doors.. Where’sWebs? What's up7 . . Going away party . . . 16 Colleen Clegg and Amy Lyden. stop at the formal to crown the King and to look in on the action. JEFFREY O DAVIS JD . . . Robby Benson . . . RAS . . . Crimson Tide . . . Tennis . . . CC Basketball Rocky Rac- coon . . . Comoro . . . Pumpkin Roll 79 ... Zoo ... VP . . . Milwaukee ... In the gutter . . . Later MARK DOMAN Flonda79 . . . ItSnoxvs InFlonda . TheBarlsOpen . . SHOTS . Mac'sAtPortC ... ABB Kent . . iyrsGolf . . . .lyrsBBall . , . SkiClub79 GoBackToCreece! . . Mert . . . FUEDSWITHKS . MARGARET K DOYLE Maggie . . Spaz . . . Pickle . . . CampusLife . . . Florida and Colorado . . . Naturewatchers . . . TigerTimes . . . Happy . . . Okay-(K ) . PTL Encoun- ters . . . InTheNavy . . ELIZABETH ANN DELLINGER Cranky isn’t vogue . . Deadbait at state? . . . RM105 . . . Shorebird . . . P.Parties . . . Brat . . Steamboat Students ... US Mayfly ... PI .. . G-town . . . Onion . . 10-15-77 . . ERIC LL. SUSAN K. DOUGHERTY Suez . . . Dorts . . Dreams . . . AL My town NYC! . . . Foot- prints . . Gnomes . . . ROME ’80 MBP FECCMKASKBA WSMLBMKB QPCD NYE TODD . . . CVC Parties . BG Archives . Thanks Mom 6 Dad DONNA MARIE EDWARDS h pint . . HT . . . Scumwad . . SOM . . . DCA . . Shag-ruba . ’Ill sis MrB . . . Shorebird . Oz . . . NHS Pebs Bam HC ’78-79 ... SC .. . Jr-SrFB . . . Fu-Fu . . . b’votr . . . BF-VP ... 9 7 79 JBW . . SMILE 17 Senior hall decorating members seem pleased with the outcome of their area KIM FERRY What, what are you talking about? . TX '78 with CH . Fla '80 withCY, PM,SG RK . Talks at drive-in . . Speice . . friends 1R—JT.CS—MSB 1980 . . . Luck to CM and MB MARK STEVEN FEUCHT FBBMCART ... Nay .. . NVR . . No.24 . . C-Cruise . . . 4 1 . . . Poach . . . DRandPP . . . HC79 . SAG . . AT . . . SHOTS . . . Munn . . . TheOption . . . WOW! . . . Jams . . . rassler? . . . WAR . . . Trunk of Memories STEVEN A. EKLUND trumpet . . . Oklahoma . . . Reg State-orchestra ucyoanducbc . . . MusicCamps . cou s raccoons . . . C.Life . . . Friday skip . . . April 19 .. . Paula the Group . . . JoseJudyRalphDi S £ ROBERT LYNN ELLIOTT Beaner . . . Favorites, KAX May Baseball,Ping-pong, Boats, Weekends,Canada.Outdoors. Dreams.Affairs,''Lea Miller Thanks Red.Hotlips GoodLuck Class of 80 DOIT SUSAN ANNE ELLEFSON Elf.Jan.Qer . . . Many Changes 4yr Rah-Rah. ShagRuba, L1RMF clubs? NHS, DPU . . MP. GCAwJG JR . . . DJETwSueOuh . . . SisDrew MEMORIES. SOPH 7 7 - 7 9JG-SLCY GoodbyeDoesn'lMeanForever 1EFF ELSTRO FI.ORIDA 79-80 ... Car Rally Sandusky . . . Concerts 78-80 GCA . . Mrs. C . The GREEK MD PK HmCmg '79 Dave Xmas Fml '79 .. . Weekends . . . Stauffers . . . MSU . . . GAFFNEY CAROL L. FITCH Bfd, ct . . . summers . . . 4. . . Dora grori gnevies.N.Young . . Zoo relaxing ... Bin 3 . . Bean metro . . . Aft.Cruises . . Whit! Lil sht . . . Blossom . ROBERTA. GADERJCK PB No.41 . . Gads . . . Track? BC . HHI . Oblivion . . . 3yr Kaz . . . Bobby . . . Tyco Who? . . Pre-game warm ups . . . Funw IRKDPAHMHJWMFTM K- Thanks ... PS .. . GL— The wishbone backfield . . . YOU PMJKKHPSWCJW BYE! 18 LISA ANN GEBLER CHRISTOPHER ION GILBERT YIFS . Paw2 . . Art . . . Met ro Rec.Swims . . . HBC Pm- ky-KC Swoody-O-Gilli . . . HOLLSgang Nails . RHPS . . BowieCars Tim rod . . . Jams . Cross-B ... VP ZOO NewYr . ..OU. .. RMA-JPG LESLIE GILBERT Boom-Boom . . . V-Ball.Track, Gymn . PROM 79 .. . The Tank . whoosh . . . HC bCF . . . SOM . . . The Mitten Curse . . . Jr.-Sr F-B all 2-0 RMA . Ion Bye KS MEMORIES DEBBIE ANN GILTZ Daniele . . . Lutheran East . . . Michigan . . First Love ... sit club . . . Bradley . Karen friends forever . . . parties . popcorn shop . . Denver . SPRINGSTEEN . . . Jim. Forever LINDA K GILBERT Organs . . . Dietrich FD ... 24 days . . . Frau Rogers . . . VJaum . . Hogan . . . JS Bach . . Notes R. Wagner .hit the desk . . . Deutsch Klasse nentes Ancient History . . . Ende JULIE LYNN GREEN Thanks to M D . . Paradise . 4 year Rah-Rah . . . Jan.June Jupe . . . Homecoming 76. 79 Jackie ILY ... SS AB Suzy Q Europe . . . Always smiling The Archives No.1 . . . 9 122 78ERIC Bill Atkinson anxiously awaits the Dead tape to come on for the end of the class. JONATHAN J. GROTH Grodie . . . Zenith . . . TTimes . . NHS . . . F ball.Basketball 79 CVC Co-Capt W ITC.B-ball Tn capt . SB's . . . SAE . . . Joe A LLG STEPHANIE JILL GRUBB Grubbo . shrubby The Brown Derby . . Summers to Remember PS CY PM LB LM TC LP WC HD Weekend Parties of 77-78 Skiing with a buzz.Alpme Face Pressure Spring '80 WVU Mike Wise shys away from Sue Ellefson's advances. 19 LACEY B. GUEST The First of the 80s Child Units Going out in a Party Car etc.Llamas I’d Like to Thank my Disco Pam Blue spotlight Sandi Airgnas Bye PS I Love You KEVIN.Sa ndi. Pa m GREGG HANIFORD 2year Pumpkin Roller KIRTLAND PD ... NY Ski Trips . . . Four Wheelm,stuck . . . Part-Time jock . . . Football . . . Summers m Montana . . . Street Crew . . . Westward Bound jenny Russell, Joy Kunkel and Holly Chandler the three contestants for the $1.98 Beauty Contest. MICHAEL E. HALAGAN Login . . BC . . HHI . . . WJams . . Barn-and-GnU . . . 3YrKaz . Pregame warm-ups . . . Augies . . . Colonel . . . WSofR79 . . . GB . . . over-obliv- ion . . . signing . . . Jags . . . Met- ro . . . Fleeeeeee JAMES HALLSTROM Kackler . . . Hurdling is Life . . . Ultimate . . Americo's . . . Arse- nic and Old Lace . . CVC Track • Zoo on Working Meg . . The Shadow Knows . . . You Bye MICHAEL HANEY Choir!? . . Brigadoon . . . con- troversy! . . . Ex-Flondian . . . HAPS!!! Mrs. B in the morning . OABR '79 Slongtgreat ?)years . . . memories of good friends . . Campus Life KYLE HANSON Who Has My Hat? . . . 3yr Pumpkineer . . . Neubauer CrModroos Farm . . . Caroha . . . Trapping Hunting . . . MTB . . Retired wrestler . . . W W . ID PBR'S . . . MontanaBound . . . Out of Here SUSAN LYNN HARTMAN SHORTY ... JR and Fishsticks . . . Senior Class Officer . . . Smiley . . . Drill Team. Cavs Game.Good Times . . Vier Ja Hre Deutsch . . . Girl Scouts, The Nutcracker Ballet.Camp ROBERT E. HEFFERN NEW WAVE CRAMPS . . . FEICK . CF POLITICS . . CARPARTY 4 CRUDE . . . bah . . . TANK VETTE What did you call me? OH!! MYF . . LAUGH WITH MR. SELF IN- TELLECTU AL,UNIQUE LACY 20 Craig Schroeder could swear the crustacean had hooks but is still confused. KATHRYN M HEMLEIN Twitla . . Bubbles Captain Neophyte the Shorebirds . . SS 1AMSWEN . . . Poker parties . . . FFM . . . Fudge Bronwtes . . Mr.Bill . Barmaid . . . Bogus Egg . . . Rock . . . Room 5 PAUL HISSETT Nag's Head NC Willmoe.Lue Kevmdif obesk,Troy hound.KS Wit xmas tree. CoodLuckand take careKS (rKS.Vickes GTO xmas eve ladderroofground w Kev Trey Valley Loggers MICHAEL HENRY NJ PA OH Chunkie KATO Busboy . . Summers away DEVO KCJ . . . Woods Driving . . . P S . . . MaMaMyS . . . U of Denver . . . OKAYFINE CRAIG HOFFMAN The BA Man—JR-SR-BBall yel- low suzi rock rooster Kubugs Torqin Buddy . . . 3yr Boneyard fuard . . . AM SEA RAG . Pumpktnville . Have Party Will Travel PATRICIA ANN HILL HILLBILLY . . . NEW EXPER IENCES'' . . . Summers at CedarPomt ... I. THE fUDE . MSB MF TRUANTS WILLY CLEV . . . CLAUDINE. HELP ME!! WERE CHANGING DAY TO DAY LIVE ANNE CORINNE HOLTER BANANA . . . FISH GH . . PREPS Tux . . . SUSAN . . . Adidams . . . HBC Summer79 . . . Good Times w IfV IVMSK PBGGOBC BLBDDBEL . Fun Bro . . Track7 . . . Ml . . SWIM !! SB Steelers . . . TDR Bull IUDITH GRACE HEINTZELMAN HEY IUDE . . FFMEOW BRAT . . 007 . Rm105 . . FUDGE BROWNIES St. Jos . . Big Fig the Lat Ballet . . Shorebirds . BUBBLES . Jamswen . POKER . . . SHHH INDIA WEND I CAROL HIMES POOH . . Grimes DAS HamC PUCCSISTERS Spam Boss Neil y.Genesis SUM '78 '79 BUNNY . MUDMANS Hawk HJC JS M SHK'WDS Punderson ripples . . . ISLA DE FUEGO CHRIS HOVET Summer '79 . . . Texas . . . CFPS . . I don't care I LOVE YOU . . . Falcon . . . Dreamer ... Si . . memories going away mtss you . . . maybe this time 21 JEFFREY C. HOYLE Bye! . . FB3YRS . . . The Medi- um Roll at 9:00 . . Pumpkins With Mapes . . . Bonfire Twice In One Week ... 55 Ford . . . Cool . .. 2 Yrs. Ski Club ... 7 Bucks a load . Wish it would snow here. Bye SCOTT N. HUGGETT Soccer ... 4 yrs .. . Prom '79'. . Fit W! . . . MRR Beatles . . . Rife . . Cheerleading . . . TODDR . . Easy Times . . . Florida '80 . . . JPADBJDW . . MAN A . . . DQD . . . B Team . . Pumpkinmg . . . TBOF JOHN HUMMER PAULA A. HURD Gem Beach . . . PSANT . . . Colorado 77-78-79 . . . Cows 'N Raccoons Bowling . . . G.Scouts . . Chapel Campus Life . . . Good Times With Steve and the Group . . Camping . . . Spain 79 . . . Life in Him Anne Bryant and Meg Ruffing reading Steve Ekland's love letters. FERN HUTSON Sweet Charlie O . . . Weekends . . Morton Marthas Mrs.O Cindy Sue TernLou . . . foie et moi . . Cruisin' Hootin’ . . . Nicer in Nice . . Mark . . c’ etaient les jours . . . JACKIE JACKSON MARC 1ACOBS iyrs.Wresiling This school later much Early morning blues Fri- day Commons Roudies Wake up with Jeff Flash 74 Comet Have a good one. but ? THOMAS JEFFERSON Spock Rocky . . . Yo Adrian Save the Whales! . . TD Club Chams . . . New Years . . . lam BCTJ ... RHPS . . . Hey Ght . . Chris Andre . . . F wood a f wee . . Login DIXON! . . . YIFS . . . Metro.Flea JULIET ELLEN IEFFRIES TJ . . . Jules . . . OCMD . . . Levis The Fiesta . . KM . . . Pic- nics . . Wendt . . . TBOF . . . The Beatles Good Times Old Fnends . LP AL . . . Califor- nia . . Here's to the good old days . . . 22 KEVIN KEESLER Finally done 4 yean, lots of memories, 4 wheeling . . . getting busted, stage crew 70 Torino con- vertible . . 1650 Bronco Capri, auto mechanics Jim Marino, Jim, Tony, Laura ROBIN KERBER Kerbs . . . QUAZ . . . Ham Club . . . Jackson Browne . . . Lance K . . . Chris Form 77 . . . marriage . . . Nye . . . Mexico . . . Gen Hos . . . Dinks . . . That kid . . Flor- ida . MSB . . . Have a good life IULIE KINDRED Thanks to all of my friends from whom I have learned so much. You have been an essential part of my life . . . Jon Gang IBrothers . . . W.G, Gang.1 14 180 PANE . . . Mom Dad GLENN KORTWICH MINDY DALE KRAMER Mindy Mouse . Beauty School Pres. M. Beach, Bus . . . CVC Parties . . . FLA w IFAZ . . . Disco 1 27 179 . . . 7 4 179 . . . N.Y.E. 79 Advice from LB MJP . . PAE . KBLBAWASCCSDAL LF. CHARLES I. KRSACOCK 23 ?4 JOY ELIZABETH KUNKEL Elupitus . . . Jll JT . . . Klunk . REXY ... FLA '80 . . Boy Friend . . . OKLA . . BRIGADOON foie . Little Miss. N.N. . . . Eagles Mtss.W. . . . Gureny . . . Withe— Santa . . Drama . . . DETLEV DAVID M KVACEK Friends I will remember you Think of you . . . Pray for you And when another day is through. I'll still be friends with you. Good Luck 80 . . . Love . . Kilo DAVID JOHN LAMPPERT Stage Crew . . . Voltws rule Apathy laegue . Neu' Year's Ei e . . . Don't worry about it . . . M Ms . . Hotbox king P.F . . Backpacking . L.R. GREGORY LANE ILY CHARLES VICTOR LANG NHS . . Mu Alpha Theta.Latin Skiing . . . Cross Country . . . Soccer . . . Double-team team BSA . Farewell today we build for tomorrow and The Better Life”! ANDREW J LUKASIK AFS . New York CFOH. Sells Senior Bio.Shorebtrd Tobago.Tan Band. Choir . . Yearbook. Photos . . Thanks ev- eryone for a great time! I'll never forget it! Bye KAREN LUNDSTROM MFCSAHP . . Tnna T.Sunnse . . . expecting? . . . 07 . . . Let the good times roll' Fla '80 . . Mich . Party Hopping Special memories w Ifnends Have a good one! AMY MARGARET LYDEN Ames . . FLA . . . Talks with . . Todd . X Mas CVC parties Wrong again! . . . MBSC . . S.D. trips to Mount . . friends MSDA WASKBLBCCSMMKF Bowling 2 . . . Get a Man! Dream THE RETURNING LETTERMEN Front Row Matt Bistriz, Jon Groth. Kevin Parker. Mark Feucht, Robert Gaderick, Steve Bridges, Lenny Cosentino. Craig Schroeder, George Cotter Back row: Tim Richey, Dave Kvacek, Jake Adams. Pete Prentner. Andy Banks ANDREW L. LYNCH Let's do something different Canada TBOF USB— team ... I found it!. All you need is Love . That is a fact! . Molsons . . Nevrotic LYNNE MC EVOY Pegoi . . RNFM . . . Irish few . . Busted . . LDLand the rest of those days . . . year 77-78 . . . Corner . . . Saturdays at Lisas . . . Hunger . . . Park . . . Parties . . . Fights!. . . Fallpressure PAMELA LEE MALLOY CanfieldSpain79Friends LCSMKduh (blue Spot lights) JKPSCFWCfW Billy MFUPSTHE DEADYEABYE Good Times With Good Friends . . Homecoming 79 TINA DAVJS Dick Metro SGNOBUamal 4 180 Pane DONALD COWAN MC COURT Hey Betty . . . S-D-RR Campy . . Chords . Proud to be an American . . Rocky Mountain High . . . Green Dea- cons Life in the Fast Lane . . Glad to be out . . . Have a good one R TRITTON MAPES HHI The Rock Augies . Bares' Body Mod. Shop . . . Woody lames . . N.Y. Runs. '68 Chevy . Where8$ your pile? Wiener . . . Sji Rob.Bonfire 79 Roll 79 Kemoslobby BC IIM MC GINNIS McGinn TBOF SCYWB . . NU Sic.Playsandall . LS.DB BEATLES For Ever . . . PsALDBSHBMWCHJG and Ev- eryone else Good Luck yours always MICHAEL A MATA M1. . . Neophyte . . Shorebtrd . . . Pick on Mabel . . . R Ball w Sue . . . Good Times w Parks Clegg ... Dr. Mata . Pred . . C C. wrestling, track . . NHS . . . IC.WP DP Partner Clin- ic MARY LEE MEYER pee-nut.Myra,Muck,Bug . . . Gym Track-State,Cheryl,Roxy . . . Bart Stew . . . Vogue . . . SOM . . The Tank . Wamba Turkey . . . Scar Lingo . . STYX Ruh-Roh Kinky . The Gang 25 DAVID MILLER ELVERON AllmanBrothersBand Lets Do SomethmgDif ferent IFoundOut Canada Bradors TheBestOf Friends Beatles WhiteShark RedBomber ZZZ MarshallTuckerBand CDBHelp LYNN COLLEEN MOORE Looney . . Fun times in Fred Ski . . . BC-WOWSA . Band No not all musicians are weird . . Spain 79 .. . Buzz . . . Drippy Twerp . . and may you stay for- ever young, . . . RW Ap—Bye SANDRA L MILLS SANGRIA . . Spam '79 .. . Titos Rose Bowl . . . Party At Batchelors . . . DOUG . . . Wres- tling Blue Spilt light .. . KW, LG. PM. VIRGINIA . as . . AL. LB. KB. AW. CC. AS Florida 80 LYNN ANN MILOSEVICH Boca . . . bug . . . 77-78 . . . Kuma. Prom 79 . . Butch, Ralph lr MR-4 111 79 . . . RRock . . Skiing HBC . RHPS ... PO ... RAS .. .CF 79 Zoo. . . Wamba. TP.Laughter is The Best MEDICINEUnends BEN MIRALIA Benny . . . TBOF . . . Cat Stevens DACAUIRI Parties . . Beatles . . . Blossom . . . CSNY . . . Summer 79 Florida '80 . . . HELP . . Friends . . . Jules . . . OCMD . . . Jim . . . Smile . . . Wendi . . LPS . . . Forever PAMELA G MORTON Pammy HAM CLUB Fla.80 Good Times w CRHWKS JJT ... NJ 79 . . Metro talks . . HAGL Peak n Peak . Bill M . . . the Green- house . . . OU ... So many dreams I've yet to find . . . Chris Gilbert sunteys his kingdom. We can't be sure who this is behind those Foster Grants. WILLIAM DEXTER MULLER Mully . . . MDed . Bark on the Porch . . little bit o'every thing Why Me . . the wife . . . NPG . . . Beat the system . . . You Bye! PETER HENRY MURPHY Murph BDSATS . DDB TK.. YAGMCB Track Zoo ... 107 . . Brick Wall TBF . They Swivel? . . . JBHM . . . FFA. Wyowhat? . . . Thanks to great friends and family PAULCOBDEN NEWSTEAD MRR-TKO . BOSTON STRANGLER RIOT ...2o SMALL PARTY THE LUSH BROTHERS IN PERSON MIKEY BILLY . . . NIEDERMANN SLAMM RADICALISM I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER 303 CRUISE I AMES THOMAS PAYNE PP . Varsity Track and CC . . . NHS . . . Steamboat Students Devil Chasm . . . Wink . . . Cap- tain Neophyte and the Shorebirds ■ . . Starcruiser . . . RAS . . . ZOO . . Did he really LISA A. PFEIFFER Fife . . 4yrsoffriedfun . . . Gym- nastics State 78 .. . Whit . . . Santbel79 . . . Davyandshots . JrFtblcatch Blowchowandgoformore . . . Snel • ... Shrub . . . Sunand Songs . . . Andy LISA DAVIS PARKER OUR GANG TOO! But Fall Play 79' . Espana The cow says moo ... PI . . . Lola Por Que No? . . . Room 105 Lunch . . Whats New? Hasta Luego SS WAYNE P PETERSON Golf sectionals . . jogging . . . Fall Play . . . Schroeder . . . Eigth grade . . . neighborhood gang Punderson . Bumperhitchtng CYNTHIA LEE PHELPS Cyn . . . Florida . . . Metro . . . No More FB For Me . The Ion . ACNI .The Best of Friends Bon Bon . . . In For Row- dies . . . Camping . . LB DMIVITMP Falcon Lit Kings . . . Nye 80 Paul Hissett awaits a 20 c deposit for impersonating a phone. DOUGLAS EDMOND PHIL- LIPS VALERIE LYNN PIKE SMILE . . . 3yr tennis . . . NHS Rowdy Fn Labs . . jump rope . Babbette CSs . . HC ‘79 . . BF DE . . . talks w Boca P2 baby-huey . . . Morgans tramp ... 10 118 78 . . . Charlie 27 JOHN D PLOWRIGHT Juanold . . . Choir . . . PTL . . . Singing'in the park . . Moco Soup . . . Campus Life . . . Noble ROMAN . . Thanks ]C . . . Sunrise Breakfast . . Colorado . . Buddies PATRICK M. PORTER Ports.Bruce . . . Soccer,Track SOM . . . Pole Vault . . . Sled- ding ThePitts . . The Syn- drome, Oh No! . . . AHS . . . Rowdie . . . Fri Labs . . . Tank No dipping The gang GOOD TIMES PETER G. PRENTNER HOWDY . . . 2yr Varsity Foot- ball . . . No.74 . . . 2yr Varsity Wrestling . . . 167 . . . PumpkmRoll '79 . Two Bon- fires . . . Donut . Falls Diving Better Dead Than Red . . IACQUELINE SUE RALL Thank-you JG and Good Luck Jan, June, Jupe . . 3yr Rah-Rah, Suzy Elf . . . WrestlingStat Bicycle Annies . . TooLate for what? . AB.JG.SE.il, AND MOST OF ALL DKW . GL 1ST period Trig class uses the pic- ture luce to detract Mr. Stanton from doing work. IEANNINE RAYMOND MFCSAHP Beanzo . . . SCHNUGGLE . . . Catawba 79 . . . Lettermen . . . chaps little sis . . . GB . . . Kath TGIFndays . . . T-Sunnses . . . fishsticks cheese . . . High on Life!! TIMOTHY RENTZ DAVID MARK REVELLE Track-State-440 . . Banana CFC . . . Doomer . . Zookeeper . Osterreich . . . 50 . Roll '79 . X-Mas Trees . . . SL . . . RAS . . Battles With Ed . . NHS . . . CC . . . White Lightning . . . CEM TIMOTHY RICHEY Four Years not to Forget . . . Ten Years After always to be heard . . . Lets tie on one . . . time for a session . Jeannette M. Villo . . . Colorado HERE I COME . 28 TRACY ALLYN ROBINSON Crosscountry,Track,Debate and Good and Bad VIOLANTES fnday might . . HONDA . . . TT Could only happen to me . . The man who Came to Dinner MARGARET J. RUFFING Mago . . Band ErChoir . . . Na- ture Watchers . . . Campus Life . . . Colorado . Pss Ants Hey Cop. we Won . . . Gem Beach . . . Bonae . . . Thanks Ma Pa Buddies . . . PTL . . . CIA LINDA ANN ROTH Hawkeye . . . Bird . . The 3 t's Poohf Bunny . . Rexy . . . Bnsby Elf '78 .. . Sipe . . Gallo SrPnut DT CSY . fj l . . . Ricks Cafe Shamu . . Motley crew . . . Pies fT JBrowne . . . Isal De Fuego JENNY RUSSELL Thanks BCPKLWH1 JH Spunky . . . tell me about it .. . stag . . s.a.m. . . . G.S . . . Lake Hope . . . Neu Years Isle. 99 . . . Remind me of the good times that I know — J.T. KAREN SATAVA Its been a TRIP . . . Hou' About If We Go Out and Down An Ur! Or Twelve . . . Loner . Punk Memories . . PWSBCU . . See You In Ten . . . Arizona SCPHRMJBDC . . Snou' PERRIN SCHNEEWEIS Minn IV a I Chicago . . SCOTT IB STAY . . . JB- THE BEST' 2 4.LilSht 6rZ . . . Car ol 5hrs?Bear Take Care lute . . . Thanx M D Seeing Nickles . . . IDRACAB151TB B PM Vio- Bye-Russ Bean Jim McGinnes. Pete Shelton, and Scott Huggett are heading down the home stretch for the weekend. CRAIG B SCHROEDER Poland Import . . . Schroeds . . . LastYearofThis? . Quarters . . . TheBug . BeachParties . . . Football-Surgery? ... '80 . . No.75 . . . Later CF . . . IOANNE ELIZABETH SCHULTZ Clone . . Our Gang . . . Malone . . . Bert SrNormal . . . Capt Neo- phyte . . assdir . . TATFSH . . . Shh . . . SS . . Magbutt Miss Capable . . Poker ... Do it or Die 29 Renee Walters celebrates her 18th birthday with her brand new party hat. TAM I SCHWIND Tam . Tams . . . Soccer Slat . Wrestling fan . . . Neu� Year's Eve 78 - THE BOSS Screwdriver All the good times with Slept . . . Prom . . Myrtle Beach Concerts . . . Parties . . . OWU STEVEN D. SEIDEL SNAKES . . . Scum . . RAS? . . . SOM . . . baracuda . . . Oh No . . . Pits of Lust . . . Snurf's up . . NC . . OABR Zoo . . Campfires . . . LEAVES . . . Bart's . . . What's a wamba . . . Prom . . REO ANN KATHERINE SCOTT ■ Springs in Myrtle, Bus . . . Tennis w Rob . FLORIDA Visits to Mount. JBZ . . SC,LB, KB.CC W.MKAL.and SD BRAD SELF I Can't Think of Anything Pro- found, Funny, or Even Clean. I'll Just Say This: Mike Mata. Ann Scott Most Everyone Else thinks I’m Wierd But What Do They Know? Right Bob? (NOERFREHTE) CYNTHIA LEE SHAFFER Shrub ... IJ and SL . . . Doobie . Peanuts . . Peanuts Jr. . . Highway Angels . . . sky!! . . . fuzzy-headed rock star . . . stake- outs . . . BC . . . Ydmc . . . good luck JE, AW. LM!. . . bye! JENNIFER ELLEN SHELLEY Speak up! . . . kiki . . Ham someday girl . . . motivation S T . . . lady . . . Jim's place Private . . . confusion . . . sing! . . . I know I can do it . . . ambitions!. . . who knows? Jeff and his closest friend pose for a picture before going pumpkining. 30 Chris Gilbert and Mike Halagan check out a bystqnder while Bill Mueller closes his eyes in disgust. Al Cubbs Cubberly shorebirds a blanket. PETER K SHELTON Scywb . . . Ips . . . USBteam . . QB 4c . . . Molsons . . . Fla. '80 . .. C6fC . . . cruisin . . . something different . . . good friends! . . . what's going on? soccer . . . tbof . . . WENDI Blue Sky RICHARD SHIELDS Ricky Retardo . . AFS . . . Stage Crew . . . Zoo . . Speices Drug Store Pusher ... I wanna play soccer . . Ultimate . . . xmas trees PAMELA I. SNIDER Canada . . FFM Plane-ride? . RmlOS . . . meet you in the middle of the road . . . SS . . . Our Gang! . . . sailing . . bye MS . . . poker partys . . NYEwBD . . don't dream it -be it ROSA MARIA SOLORZANO Rosita . COLOMBIA AFS . cymbals . . . Senior Bio . . FOR EXAMPLE, organized . . choir EXCELLENT . SNOW . . . Loving CF . . . Always smiling . . . I'll always remember you. Thanks IULIE D. STANCZYK BUNNY . SHANKANK POOH IBF HAWK MUDMANSIPUNDERSON! STRAWBERRY IDEERBROOKI BEESH SUM791 GENESIS I LETS PRETEND IS ANYBODY LOOKING?ICDBWKN ROBBIE BEAR ISLA DE FUEGO! STEVE STANEK Physicsisoneboringsubject. Coachcanthatdleit . . . B- Ballwasanexcitingseason. Schoolwasassmallasthelocker room. . . Clevelandisntascoolas Phillywas . . . JANET MARILYN STRAIN Big Red . . Marvin . . . Oglebay GS . . . Gumeyite . . . 007 . . . P P S A M . Nellie T.Dnver The Netherlands . . . Kresse's 34 . . . NYE Isle 1999 Shamu Okla . . . The BF. . . TMWCTD . . B 31 Steve Stanek. a new addition to the tiger team, warms up with a lay up. WILLIAM IOHN STUCLIFFE CHRISTOPHER A SWANEK PREPPY . . . NHS . . German Pres . . Cap't Neophyte . . . Xe- rox ZOO . . . Devil Huntin’ . . . PFP . . . Varsity CC and Track . . The Shadow . . Signing . . . RAS. ULTIMATE . . BS . . . IC EK Swanny . . . Varsity Football . . . Skip the Hypers . . Who the Heck is Snakehead and me . . Worthless . . Zoo . . . Intermural B-Ball Beatings . . . D Beater . . Media Center IOANN SWORAN I Did It!. . . Thanx Mom . . Art . . . Cats . . Ron . Drwes To Burton . MSP IRB I KG IRS IRJ . . . Pisces.People . . . Sum- mer School . . . The West . . Osso TGSO Parties . . . Take Care! ib re- I AMES WHITNEY SYME Captain Neophyte the Shorebirds . . The Zoo . . M2 . Hayne . . Raquetball.PtnP Champ! . . . MR.DR (tElephants . CC. BBall . Frtsbee T-Bone Drop Out . . . IH.Goon GENNIFER LYNN SZEGO Wheres the Party . What Dreams . . . Fritz Piper Kim l . . . Munchies . . Animal Nut Stairway to Heaven. A Dr earn Goes on Forever All my Love to KR.LW.KK. KC. R VIRGINIA JANE TAFT Virgil Rainbow SHHH . Caddies . . . DC Sunnval . . lam swen . . Prospecting . . . Track w munchies . . . Poker . . Bubbles . . Iceing . . . Sky ball My Friends Forever . Gina 32 Karen Bowe and Sue Hartman take time off to pose while selling tickets at the homecoming dance. JOEY TOTH What a long strange trip its been . . Hit Mikes . . Good Times in the old cutlass Chasey . . . Deadhead . . Blow it off .. . How Convenient . . . The High Life . . . Dirty Smiles JT MICHAEL PAUL THADDEUS TAKATCH 17 . . . wiad . . Art;PussnBoots ! ?CantHandlelt Calvin??Kincavsinjun$ BSUMTIN!!! FISH!? TAK?! Learn To Spell . . BumRagBag! . . The Pope! Pillow Fight?! OPWDKAHFERSOB! DREW ELIZABETH TRIMBLE 4Yr. Rah-Rah . . . Shag . Ruba URMF . . . Foo . . Delirium SB Good Friends CCSEKCDESE Dr.Ew . . . Sister Sue... NHS .. SC . . . Espana . . . Senior Bio• . DPU . AIM FOR THE SUN!! JAMES R TARR Band . TPE . . . CrossCountry Track ... HS ... RB .. . DT . KM OhHenry . . . onemoreonce . . Fiddler . . Greasepaint NDA . KmgK Who's Who . . OSW . . Came MICHAEL J. TRUDICK Trudes FBBMCART . Gimme Friday . . . Tertpptn Sta- tion nothin amt worth nothin but its free . . . cruises in the boat Banksly mobile . . . The smile gives it away JOHN UNGAR Quiet but Cool . . . Pooltable Weekendcrusm . . . Cutlass . . . iyrs at Hemen, White Shirt OWE. DEat Neu4yury,FB Pool . . . The Bookie . . . 4 33 JACQUELINE ANN VENNING Jack ...JAV ...Dig dirt . . JD GE Rah-Rah at Wooster . . . SB Mumless . . MSB . . . Football . Fun times w IAHJVKBDTSWRSTU Spam 79 . . GH . . MJ ... Ski . . . Summer 79 ... SC .. . Dallas— 33 DOUG WHEATCRAFT Pumpkin Roll . Baseball . . . Jackson Browne Blossom DC MF BA . 4wd Kinnm TM RG CZ DS . . . Intramurals, BB . . Dea- cons . . . Dec. 22 . . . Lynne CIN- DY AMY DARR WHEELER Weez . . . Pinto . . . spy . . . Titos Spain . . our bench . . . psycho pressure cooker . . . campouts Sats at my house ... 5 for 5 Batchelors . . . Cruises . . . CVC Parties ASLBKBCCMKALSDCB RENEE WALTERS Born again . . . Rocky . . . I love you Len . . Thank you Lord . . . Magic ... Fall play 79 . . My Best Friend . . . Gonna miss you . . . For every tear there will be a day of smiling . . . ALISON ADELL WATKINS Stakeouts . . . Picnic Sum 79 MSB . . . Doobs . . . Highway Angels Mink Cake . . . Alley . . . Danp . . . Good Luck to CSMWMBKFDSTCCK . . Snowballs . . . Miller . . . Jack . Cloud 9 .. . Later ... By RICHARD P WEBER Webs . . . Good times with the Gang . Summers in Canada NC . . . Pumpkin Roll—79 . . . Zoo Wrestling, cross country, and weight lifting . SOM . Last of the Mohicans . . . Bye Tony Brooke enjoys his grass. 34 Government Class, third period, pretends to being taken hostage. MICHAEL W WISE 76-80 BB..B-ball . . . CVC Champs WVIZ Games . . De- f.End Thanks LM JP GW . . . Kenston Guts . . . Quarters . . . Summer hoops . . Intellect? . . . Buena cuerte a todos que quedan SUSAN ELIZABETH WISE HELLO . B Huey. Q.Val ACT RUN . . Turkeylegs . . Pres . . . Coach o . . . SMILE . . . BBtoSTATE 4yr.T.Tr . . B.Slide. E-Quake Ouii . . . JT . . . Greg . . GOODBYE . . Good Luck My Fnends . . . JOHN B WOODWARD WOODY . . . Tycho Who? Flea . DMTE HHI BC Oblivion . . . Mean Jams . . Boating . . . YIFS . . . Rec Swims . . . Metro . . . Soccer? . DWEEB . IR.-SR RAH RAH . . Pregame . . You-Bye DEE ANN ROWE CINDY S. YOUNG Sue-Lou . . Sum 78 PUCC . . . NJ w IPM 79 ... FI 80 ... T C . . .GH Metro . . . The River . P P Ham-Hag! Dits . . . Good times w I good friends . . . leaving so much still left to say. STEVEN ZINK Mrs. Jenkins first period . Burger King . . . Newspaper yearbook, that paper stays. In the darkroom . . . Sixth period Na- ture Study. BARTON BROOKE III ROBERT COOKE GEORGE COTTER ROBERT CULP III RICHARD GALICZ LINDA HESS ROBERT HOLLORAN PAUL MORRISON DOUG PEARCE BRADLEY WILLIS 35 FRESHMEN As always the Fresh- men class had trouble getting started and only sold pens. The class president was Chandra Baldwin, Vice-President Sue Mullady, Secretary Sharon Dooley, and Treasurer Kelli Wall. Their adviser was the new art teacher Mrs. Williams. Anderson, Megan Arthur, Julie Backinger. Carol Baldwin, Chandra Bares. Charles Bartunek. Sally Bayak. Tom Becker, Sarah Benson, Jill Bierman, Mary Bodwell, Greg Branthoover, Chrts Bridges. Connie Briggs. Scott Brown. Don Brown, Neil Bryan. Jeff Brynes. Anne Calder, Dawn Campbell. Laura Carlson. Amy Carter. Jeff Castle. Robert Chafe. Jon Chandler. Todd Clark. Elizabeth Clegg, Kevin 38 Jpk. Cobble dick, Jeff gZ V Collier, Kelly Cressman, Mark a Crouse. Enc Cummings. Doug Davis. Tracy Deednck. Janet DeFranco. Doug Doman. Meg Dooley. Sharon Durkee. Pauline Dustin, Jim Early. Marueen Eckard. Aaron Fink. Alberta Fitch, Brenda Flom. Walt Foley. Ken Freer. Sue Fruhauf. Joan Fury, Tim Garrett. Greg Gebler, Jon Gibbon. Usa Gilbert. Karen Girard, Scott Griffiths. Sue Hall. Lesley 39 Hammonds. Pete Hampton, Craig Hargis. Paul Harrison. Laura Hart sock. Emily Hayden. Mar on Hass. Liz Hemlein, Cynthia Henderson. John Hmke. Greg Holler. John Horrigan. Therese Hovel. Scott Howard, Lisa Nancy Olson grabs Laura Camftbell for a quick snapshot outside the music room Hummer, Christa Hyde. Andy Jefferson. Mary Jeffries. Jantce Jerpack, Scott Jicha. Joe Kail, Wendy Kaproxrski. Kara Katz. Liz Keim. Doug Kmlock. Lettie Klebenow. Jean Kleiman. Jeff Kline. Mike Knechtl. Qonna Kobus. Tim Krause. Doug Kraven. Mike Krsacok, Lisa Kucera. Sherry Kunkle. Kris 40 Kwa ny. loe Landy. Allison I amiv. Sue Lane. ck v Ian . Sara Larue, Jim Leonard. Debbie Lorentz. Sue Lou. Becky Marino. John Martin. Shawn Masters, Mark Mata. Georgina McCarthy. Sharron McClure. Charles McCulley, Darren McDonnell. Erin McHenry. Michelle McndleMihn. Debbie Mikol. Michelle Millou. Bruce Miralta. Tony Miraha. Mark Mix. Polly MtH)re. Anne Mu I lady. Sue Seiner. Marvin Seuman. Patrice 41 Paul Tex Vogt saddle up and get ready to conquer new ad ventures Porter. Cathy Porter. Debbie Powell. Nancy Rasmussen. Pete Richardson. Steve Riegel. Greg Ross. Mark Rouru, Jim Rudolph. Brett Russell. Scott Savage. Tncta Schindler. Brian Schlunt. Ri bm Schulze. Karen Scolnik. Kelly Scott. Karen Sells. Brian Shaffer. Tom Sherman. Ann Shukys. foe Shuster. Kelly Smtko. Jennifer Skipper. Diane Suavely. Ann Snider. Carolyn Stanton. Martha Street. Tim Streeter. Matt 42 Swanek. Rente SuHJran. Roberta Taylor. Kent Toni aim. Audrey Topahan, Tom Toth. Shelly Tun. John Tunic. Karen Venning, Carol Vince, Tim Vogt, Paul Wall. Kelli Watkins. Joey Wlutelaw. Kevin It Why man. Sue Wiese. Andy Wilber. Karol Williarm. Laura William . Katharine Willis, Brooke Wing. Dawn Wing. Donna Wood. Allison WiHhlruff. Debbie Yost. I in da Young. Cora Zetwick. Mike Freshman Chandra Baldwin ap- pears to be worn out but still had enough strength to return her tray. 43 SOPHOMORES Sophomore class officers: Beverly Dahl. President. Whiteny Winn, Treasur- er. and Kim Luce. Secre- tary. (missing. Jana Boysen, V.President. This ambitious class had bake sales, and sold x- mas candies and carna- tions under the guidance of Mrs. Linda Gilmore. Adams. Sam Adelman. Joey Alestn. Jim Alexander. Jenny Alspaugh. Dave Anderson. Sue Arthur, Amy Atkinson, Richard Badal. Laura Bell, Carolyn Bennington, Tom Bistntz, Mike Black. Doug Blake, Brad Bohm, John Bolster, Lisa Bomback. Peggy Boysen. Jana Burke. Tim Calhoun, Pat Campbell. Paul Carroll, Tom Cary. Rachel Castrorhnci, William Chlad, Kelly Christian, Pete Cimorelli. Carla Clawson, Pat Cobbledick, James Cole. Lee Conner, Cassie Conrad, Keith Constant, Craig Cooke, Sandy Cubberly, Doug Dahl. Beverly Darden. Sue Darrah. Paul Davis, Scott DeFranco. Mitchell Diednch. Steve Doman, Sue Donahue, Grace Durbin. Mike Durkee. Bill Evans, Jenny Falsgraf. Debbie Feucht, Enc Fink, Donald Fitzpatrick, Laura Foerst, Chris Gajan, Andy Garrett, Denise Gluf, Jane Goldman, Kate Gordon, Philip Goss, Martha Gracey. Beth Green, Doug Greenwald, Amy Griswold. Sue Gross, Amy Groth, Janine 45 Hansen, Paige Harris. Holly Heilman. Charlie Hass. David Hladik. Rebecca Hopcrafl. Kendra Houghton. Bryan Jenson. Jim Johnson. Karen Keberle. Jannelle Kelly. Kate Kililstrom, Rob Knechtl, Tammy Kravitz. Patty Kucliirchuk. Sarah Ladyga. Kelly Ijinon. William Leach. Chip Leroy, Richard Luce. Kim Luce. Shep Magee, Sue Magersupp. Beth Malousek. Steve Mans, Kelann McEvoy. Pat McFarland. John McGinnis, Sue Mikol. Ray 46 Cross Country runners Amy Arthur and Sue Criswald intensely watch the finish line Miller. Nicole Miller. Mark Mills. Jenny Morgan, Bill Mudgell. Iim Mul hull and. Karen Musselman. Andy Wnnie, Cooper Neuman. Karen Noruuck. Bill O'Donnell. Mary Beth Overman, Jeff Pavelka. Kim Phillips. Judy Phillip. Bill Plnlpott, Lee Pierce. Amanda Pointer. Amy Pope. Ted Porter. Debbie Prentner. Charlie Rasmussen. Jamie Rice. Sheryl Richards. Todd Rusko. Johnny Rutkai. Randy Sakoske. Teddy Schmidt. Carl Schomisch. Steve 47 The JV Football Soccer squad cheers the team on. Smith. Dave Solet her. im Stanek. Kevin Streeter. Joanna Syme. Julie Theis. Gillian Thomas. Amy Trudick. Nicky Tursic. Richard Ungar. Rick Updyke, John Vickers. Greg 48 Viland. C km VilarJo. Avery Wallen. Robin Womack. Mark WtnntnJrom, Donna Wmn. Whitney Wright, Diane Relaio: Denny Garrett at her favorite f astime . . . boy-watc Right Sheryl Rice has he assignment done and you can't it. JUNIORS Junior officers, Kent Campbell. President: Steve Alpeter. Vice President: Barbie Lo rentz. Secretary; Mary Stanton. Trea- surer. This group along, with their am- bitious class, sold concession at the varsity football, girls basketball and wres- tling contests to raise money for the Junior Senior prom at Canterbury Country Club Adams. Sophia Altcino. Mark Alpeter, Steve Baker. Elizabeth Baldwin, Ruth Bares. John Barrett, Megan Bayer. Kns Bayok, Patricia Behler, John Bell. Dave Birr man. Anne Bodwell. Beth Borsh. Jim Brandon, Judy Brewer, Russ Bruce, Rhona Burke. Mary Kay Busby. Mary Campbell. Kent Carlson, ink Carpenter, Whitney Chad. Diana Chapman. Amy Charlton. Brent Cohn. Ricky Cook. Jennifer Cammings. Gary Daniels. Nancy Davts. Brian f a i i a L 'i i il i ili' « F«4'r Diamond. Hilary Dooley. Bill Dunn. Missy Duval. Nicole Eckard. Enc Edwards. Sharon Elliot. Jerry Euritt, Karen Finley. Mark Fisher, John Fitch. La Fleming. BASEBALL The Varsity Baseball Team had a fairly successful sea- son, finishing with a record of 9-10. They played good baseball most of the time but lacked consistency; many times gaining big leads in the early innings, only to lose them in the Tatter part of the game. The Tigers lose only 3 Seniors, with a full team of 7 Juniors and 2 returning Sophomores. Coincidentally the three captains for next years team, Jon Groth, Steve Bridges, and Doug Wheatcraft, all made second team all C.V.C. for the 1979 season. Doug Wheatcraft takes a big cut in the baseline. (Top to Bottom)-Matt Bistntz digs a low throw out of the dirt against Orange Kevin Parker slides safely into second at West Geauga. A smiling fon Groth is congratulated by Coach Lenny May after a home run against Orange. The 1979 Tennis team had a good sea- son as well as great depth. Seniors, Ju- niors and Sophomores made up the team, so there will be plenty of winning again this season when Juniors and Sopho- mores return. First, second and third singles were played by Chip Wiper Jim Meyers and Jack Campbell respectively. First doubles were pursued by Peter Herr and Todd Larsen while Juniors Kent Campbell and Kevin Ryan handled second doubles. Chip Wiper was the only player to make it to districts with an overall record of 15-5 and was voted the most valuable player. junior soccer player Todd Larsen is also devastating on the tennis court. Last spring Todd played 1st doubles with Peter Herr. Making sure his arm is straight. Junior. Kevin Ryan hits one over the net while partner Kent Campbell anxiously awaits his turn. G U Y S TENNIS 59 s GIRLS -N- GUYS TRACK The Varsity track team consisted of many fine athletes, who gave their all in every race. Ending up with a 7-2 record, they also placed 5th out of 15 in the Solon Re- lays, and third in the C.V.C. meet. Dave Revelle went to State in the 440 yard dash, in which he placed 4th. Un- fortunately many Seniors graduated, but the underclass- men remaining should do a fine job this year. The Freshmen track team once again held up the tradi- tion of having a poor league record, 1-7. Even though the points didn't pile up at the meets, many of these boys showed great potential for the years ahead. Both teams were coached by John Hurst, Jack Stanton, Dave Quisenberry, and Pete Olah. In between the mudfights and stealing mascots, the girl's track team scored many victories, ending up with a 5-2 record in the league. The team consisted of mostly underclassmen, so many of them will be back for an out- standing 1980 season. The girls also sent Lee Meyer to Columbus in the 100 m. hurdles where she placed fifth. Coach Dave Hart anticipates another great season. The look on Lee Meyer’s face expresses the impor tance of the meet. Ed Marchitto runs the last mile of his race ago- nizingly. Mark Peucht clears the hurdle with a little extra balancing help from his tongue Leslie Cilbert and Page Hanson, with invisible wings on their shoes, defy the law of gravity in a relay at Solon. Gregg Haniford had found that when trying to balance on a narrow rail, this is the best technique Dave Revelle pulls ahead of his opponent in the mile relay. Jeanme Villo runs with a unique look of concen- tration on her face. 61 GIRLS - TENNIS Lisa Bortz. 2nd singles player, shows the form it takes to end up with a 17-5 personal record. With five returning lettermen, girl's varsity Tennis team won a hard fight for the CVC ti- tle. Easy victories from Kenston 5-0, Chardon 5-0, and Twinsburg 5-0, got everyone psyched for the Orange match which was also won, 4- 1. The only CVC loss came against Aurora, a 2- 3 match. Finishing off league action were So- lon 4-1, and West G., 3-2. The girls clinched the CVC title at the league match in which Lisa Bortz, 2nd singles, and Ann and Robin Scott, 2nd doubles placed second. Sue Wise, 1st singles, Patty Kravitz, 3rd singles, and Val and Sue Pike, 1st doubles, all placed first. The closeness of the team was definitely a factor in their 17-5 overall record. The JV team ended with a 5-5 record in which players like Jennie Mills, Lisa Bolster, Paula Gallimore and Sue Anderson all played key parts. The appearance of underclassmen such as Karen Scott, Nancy Powell, Lisa How- ard, Kelli Wall and Meg Doman will add strength to next years team. O o X co Sue Wise, or Shue, concentrates on taking all CVC singles, and she did fust that. 62 VARSITY GIRLS’ TENNIS: Front (I. to r.) Robin Scott, Susan Pike, Valerie Pike, Sue Wise, Lisa Bortz. Patty Kravitz, Ann Scott, Kate Batchelor. Coaches Carolyn Hanson and Shirley Galhmore. Middle (I. to r.) Lisa Bolster. Kelli Wall, Lee Philpott, Jenny Mills, Jana Boysen, Rebecca Hladik, Ann Snavely, Ka- ren Scott, Chrtsta Hummer. Susan Doman. Back (I. to r.): Kathryn Kelly. Laura Harnson. Lesley Hall, Susan Anderson. Lisa Howard. Lisa Laird. Paula Galhmore, Mary Beth O'Donnell. Robin Scott, junior member of the Scott duo, keeps her eye on the ball. Suzie Pike hides her smile here be- fore winning the 1st doubles crown. After last year's disappointing football season many Chagrin football fans were skeptical about this season. But to the skeptics dismay, the Tigers were better both in the number of wins and in team moral. The season opened on a winning note against Tallmadge, 14-0. But two straight losses to Benedictine 35-0 and Kenston 30-14, started the pessimists saying, here we go again . A spectacular 69 yard scoring play with less than two minutes play in the Homecoming game against Twinsburg brightened the Tiger's fans outlook on things. The Homecoming victory started a three game winning streak as Chagrin rolled over Aurora and Chardon. The Tigers went into the West Geauga game 2, overall and 2-1 in the C.V.C. It was a hard-hitting game which proved to be the beginning of the downfall of Chagrin. They lost their last three and finished with a 4-5 record overall. 1 | VARSITY The Tiger's weren't forgotten in the honors department, as Tim Richey earned a spot on the first team all C.V.C. Pete Prentner, Craig Schroeder, Lenny Cosentino, and Jon Groth all gained second team honors. Many un- derclassmen gained valuable experience that hopefully will help the Tiger squad of 1980 improve as much as the 1979 team did this season. miti Quarterback Jon Groth comes to the sideline for guidance from Coach Piai during a time out. 1979 CHAGRIN FALLS HIGH SCHOOL TIGERS VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: Front Rou• (I. to r.): lake Adams. David Kvacek. Gregg Hantford, Matt Bistntz, Robert Gadenck. Mark Feucht, Steve Bridges. Lenny Cosentino. David Brown, Jon Groth, George Cotter. Second Row (I. to r ). Steve Seidel. David1 Bell. Dan Hammonds. Todd Roeder, Bill Dooley, Greg Otis, Craig Schroeder, Tim Richey. Mike Wise. Mike Alictno. Tom Byrnes, Jim Harris. Third Row (I. to r ): Mike Gordon, Joe Sworan, Kevin Parker, Matt Rowe, Steve Loy, Andy Banks, Gary Cunningham. Brian Davis, Russ Brewer. Brian Cox, Kent Campbell. Back Row (I. to r.) Brent Charlton, Kevin O'Donnell. Scott Meekins, Bob Backinger, Jeff Hoyle, Pete Prentner, Steve Porter. Chris Swanek. Clay Richter, Bob Elliott. 64 foe Sworan in hot pursuit of a West Geauga running back It was diving catches, like this one against Kenston, that earned Tim Richey a spot on the all C.V.C team at split end. Mike Wise chases the Kenston quarterback while fighting off an offensive lineman. Kevin Parker on one of his rare runs, gets good yardage against West Geauga. This year the J.V. team improved over last year's record 100%, ending with 6 wins and 3 losses. The best attribute of this team was the close cooperation between the sopho- mores and juniors. They also never gave an inch or gave in to the other team when it wasn't earned right- fully. They lost the championship game to Solon 6-7. Twice the de- fense held the opponents on the 1 yard line. F O O T B A L L 1st Row: D. Phillips. P. Clawson. £. Feucht, M. Kramer. D. Shanklin. M. Bistntz. B. Morgan. P. Darrah. 2nd Row: R Tursic, C. Zachem. . Jenson. D. Sells. S. Diedrich. C. Noone. S. Adams. R Rulkai. 3rd Row: C. Prentner, D. Campbell. J. McFarland. . Updyke, j. Alestn. D. Pardue. . V quarterback Mike Bistntz gets good blocking from his line and has plenty of time to throw. 66 Front Row: T Topahan. D Keim. P. Hargis. . Moyse. . Dustin. M Miralia. B. Porter. M. Zetwick. S. Richardson. P Hammonds, T. Fury. 2nd Row: . Hotter. K. Clegg. R. Steele. T. Miralia. T. Vince. D. Cummings. M. Kline. B Rudolph. J. Shukys Back Row: M Masters. B. Zugan. B Malloy. J. Jicha, K. Taylor. B. Shindler, R. Castle. . Marino. This year the Freshman football team was full of tal- ented players, having been eighth grade champs. They finished with a record of 5-2, and lost their last game of the season to a tough but not unbeatable team. This class is full of excellent football players, and the team was led by Brett Rudolph, Tim Vince, Tony Miralia, and Bill Por- ter. Not only did these boys help, but teamwork had a considerable amount to do with their successful season. The J.V. team next year should be one of the strongest Chagrin has seen in a long time. A concentrated front line looks as though they are ready to stop anything. Matt Chinchar gives the players a little bit more confidence with his sideline talk 67 This was a very successful year for the Varsity soccer team. With a record of 9-3-4, the guys took the C.V.C. Crown. In addition to that, the team placed 6 members on the league all-star team. 1st team mem- bers were Ehrhart Langer, John Cressman, and Kevin Ryan. On the 2nd team was Pat Porter, Mike Worstell, and Rob Weber. The team ended their season on a disappoint- ing note as they were upset by Can- ton Glenn-Oak, preceeded by a thrilling victory over the highly ranked Hudson team. Coacn Gerhardt felt that among all the team members, Charles Lang was the most improved player, Ehrhart Langer the best defensive man, Kevin Ryan the toughest on offense, and John Cressman was the most valuable player. The Varsity B team ended the season with a 2-9-0 record. Top Row: B. Hunter. D. Pearce, L. Hovoa, . Woodward. K. Ryan. B. Lewis. Middle Row: P. Porter. N. Sarkisian. R. Weber. T. Larsen, . Cressman. P. Shelton. Coach Gerhardt. Bottom Row: S. Long (stat). E. Carlson. D. Webster, C. Lang, K. Pound. S. Torontali, M. Topahan, D. Mike Worstell battles for the ball during a gruel- ing playoff game. Charles Lang hustles to steal the ball from his op- ponent. VARSITY SOCCER Hubbard, T. Schwind (stat). “A” and “B” TEAMS An angry John Cressman argue with the ref- eree over a debatable call. A determined Kevin Ryan attempts to inter- cept a kick from an opponent. Todd Larsen uses his soccer abilities to steal the ball from the other team, while Mike Worstell awaits anxiously to assist. 69 The J.V. soccer team ended the season with a record of 7-5-1 along with the Freshmen who finished up 2-10-1. Mr. Muzevich and Dr. Foley, the coaches, seemed to be pleased with the season. J.V. and FROSH SOCCER Showing his coordination, Ned Sarkisian boots the ball soccer style to the other side of the field. Bill Lewis and Ned Sarkisian use team cooperation to work the ball dou n field. top row . Solether, Bill Norwich, R. Kihlstrom, T. Burke, R. LeRoy. middle row: Coach Gerhardt. D. Maistros, . Bohm. D. Alspaugh, D. Cubberly, S. Matousek. D. Himes, bottom row; S. Horn, J. Rouru. K. Foley, B. Sells, T. Shaffer, B. Castrovinci. 70 jim McGinnis displays some of his fancy footwork while stealing the ball. LEAGUE Wayne Peterson 43.3 Gary Cummings 43.9 Mark Doman 45.1 Steve Stanek 44.9 Anne Bierman 45.6 AVERAGES Ann Bicrman on the green contemplates a crucial putt The 1979 golf team did fairly well with a season total of 6 wins and 9 losses. In the league meet the team came in third place, and in the sectional meet accomplished fifth place out of a total of fifteen teams. Coach Bob Hensel is hoping for an even better season next year. Ft. Row: Andy Gajan. Steve Stanek, Wayne Peterson. Mark Daman Back Row: Gary Cummings. Coach Hensel, Len Wahl 71 Jim Hallstrom goes home for '2 scoops of raisins and still managed to finish 2nd in the open division race. A. Cubberly. J. Syme. R. Weber. M Mata, B. J Sutcliffe. . Hallstrom. T. Pope. C. Vickers, S. Davis and . Shultz clump for a picture before the Chagrin Invitational held at the polo field. S. Garrett and S. Linn match strides before a meet. With an intense look on each of their faces. Senior men Jim Syme. Jim Tarr, and John Callaway set the pace for the race. 72 CROSS COUNTRY This year's Cross Country team did an excellent job in the C.V.C. as well as sectionals and invitational meets. The greatest barrier seemed to be the Chardon Hilltoppers, who beat Chagrin's Varsity, J.V., and girl's team. The varsity had a league record of 4-2, placed 3rd in the Cha- grin Invitational, and 4th in the sectionals and the Wooster meet. Ju- nior Ed Marchitto and Senior Doug Phillips were the top runners for the season, but it was Jim Syme who went on to qualify in the districts this year. The J.V. team finished with a record of 1-1, placed 2nd at the Wadsworth meet, and were the un- official champs at Wooster and at sectionals. Sara Linn and Joanna Streeter led the girls in their season, and for the majority of them the girls ran better in the invitational meets, placing 5th at sectionals. Two of this, years top runners. Joanna Streeter and Tracy Salvage, take a deep breath and head for the fmtsh line. Trying to keep warm Jeannie Villo and Tracy Savage share a blanket. 73 VOLLEY 1 Kim Schlundt lakes her frustrations out on the air Sophomore lane Gluf shows off her dynamic serve. 74 The 1979 Volleyball team ended the season with a record of 8-9. The team captain, senior Carol Bartley was elected to the First All League Team. Senior Leslie Gil- bert was ranked first receiver and Jane Gluf along with Joanne Schneider were the number one hitters. The Volleyball team went out in style by winning the last three matches of the season and is confident of a better season next year. VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Front. (I. to r.): JoAnn Sworan. Carol Bartley. Amy Chapman. Denise Keesler, lane Leonhard. Kim Schlundt. Leslie Gilbert. Teresa Balser. Jennifer Cook Middle. (I. to r.): Flit a Morrison. Kareen Gilbert. Dawn Colder. Sophia Adams. Jane Phend, Donna Wennerstrom. Julie Syme. Rachel Cary. Joanne Schneider Back. (I. to r.): Coach Sandy Dean. Carol Venning. Robin Muller. Robin Wal- ters. Jane Gluf. Debbie Falsgraf. The Varsity girl's team is ready and waiting for a serve from their opponents. Senior Carol Bartley, elected to the all-league team, goes up for the devastating spike. Patiently waiting for their chance to show off their many volleyball skills, the girls take their stance. SCOREBOARD Chagrin Falls vs : Brush W Trinity L Newbury L Berkshire W Kenston L W. Geauga W Wickliffe L Orange L Twinsburg L Solon L Chardon W Akron Hoban L Hudson L Independance W Aurora W L. Cordium W 75 GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL Front Row: Lettie Kinloch, Joanna Streeter, Julie Syme, Shelly Toth. Sue Griswold. Nancy Olsen. Back Row: Coach Ohlnch. Jamne Groth. Sue Beattie, Mary Beth O'Donnell, Kara Kaprowski, Chandra Baldwin, Coach Girard. The purpose of the Junior Varsity basketball team is to improve its players so they may advance to the varsity team. This year's group of girls were talented and enthusi- astic. They exhibited good sportsmanship on and off the court. With an 11-6 record for the 79-80 season the future of girl's basketball looks very bright. Julie Syme dribbles past some Aurora opponents. The J.V. team walks off the floor after their greatest win of the season over Aurora. Kara Kaprowski goes in for a layup at team mate Nancy Olson looks on. 76 UO is lane Glut sets up Ihe lady Ti- ger's offense as Coach Ohlnch and Coach Girard look on intently. Driving to the basket, lane Phend eludes a Solon de- fender Sue Wise leads the fast break against Orange The girls basketball team won the CVC championship for the fourth straight year with a perfect 12-0 league record. They also won the Christmas Tournament for the fourth straight year. Dur- ing the 1979-1980 season, the Girls won 19 consecutive games before losing their final regular season game to Admiral King. This loss ended the Girl's Basketball winning streak at 59 con- secutive regular season games. The Tigers were a blend of youth and experience. The leaders were senior co-captains Sue Wise and Lisa Bortz. Junior Robin Muller, sophomore Patty Kravitz and freshman Jane Phend were the other starters. The team averaged 58 points a game while holding their opponents to an average of 33. Sue Wise was the leading scorer and rebounder, Patty Kravitz was the leader in steals and Jane Phend the leader in assists. Other team members were: Juniors, Diane Ratzlaff, Jennifer Cook, Sarah Linn; Sophomores, Jane Gluf, and Laura Martin and Freshman Carol Backinger. Front Row: Sara Linn, Carol Backinger, Jane Gluf, Patty Kravitz. lane Phend. Laura Martin Back Row. Coach Ohlnch, Robin Mueller. Sue Wise, Diane Ratzlaff, Jennifer Cook. Coach Girard. Not pictured is Lisa Bortz. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Bill Dooley, Tim Clegg, Mali Bistntz. Jon Groth. Kevin Parker, Chip Leach. Second Row: Steve Alpeter, Steve Stanek, Gregg Hantford, Mike Wise. Tim Richey. Tim Mahoney, Coach Wyville. Tim Clegg weaves his way through Solon defenders for 2 of his many l oint$ this season. The base line jumper became a regular part of the season Tiger offense this season. Mike Wise puts one up against Twinsburg here. 78 Sieve Siache Stanek lofts a soft one off the glass over a West Geauga opponent. Matt Bistntz slips a shot past some Solon opponents. The 1979-80 Basketball season was one of ups and downs for the Tigers. They started off winning their first nine games, surprising all of the pre-sea- son predictors. A close lose to Orange was the first in a line of losses for Chagrin. Two losses at the buzzer to Kenston and West Geauga gave the Tigers three league losses going into the final regular sea- son game against Solon. The game matched identi- cal 10-3 records and would determine the C.V.C. championship. The Tigers jumped out to an early lead and led 24 to 14 at the half. But a spirited comeback by the Comets prevented Chagrin from capturing their third C.V.C. title in a row. It was a heart breaking loss for the Tigers, who held first place for the en- tire season until the final game. The team was composed of seven seniors and four juniors. Senior co-captains Tim Clegg and Jon Groth, Seniors Mike Wise, Matt Bistritz, Tim Richey and Steve Stanek started most of the year. Senior Gregg Haniford and Juniors Bill Dooley, Kevin Parker, Steve Alpeter and Tim Mahoney saw limit- ed action. But their opposition in practice and atti- tudes towards the team served as a key to the suc- cess of the Tigers. Tim Richey puts one up from the base line. 79 FRONT ROW. Bares. Henderson. Kwasney. Mir aim. Clegg. Moyse, Manno. O'Brien. TOP ROW: B. Porter, T. Miralia. P Hammonds. Hyde. T. Vince, Kline. Wiese. D. Krause. Chuck Bares pops from the outside. Bill Porter drives hard to the basket against Ken st on. The Freshman Basketball team enjoyed another successful sea- son. To add to their great eighth grade campaign, they compiled a 14-2 record this season. First year coach, Gary Nelson, led the Frosh in yet another tremendous season for Chagrin Falls in which they captured first place in the annual Christmas tournament. Their suc- cess reflected the winning atti- tude in Chagrin Falls Basketball. U nJ X co O cc uu 80 J.V. BASKETBALL The J. V. basketball team enjoyed its third consecutive season of unprecedented success. They continued the win- nine streak they had started in eighth grade until the second West Geauga game in which they lost a hard fought battle 63-58. The team kept their coach from last year as Dave Quisenberry moved up from freshman coach to coach the J. V.'s. Mike Bistritz, Bill Morgan, Don Shanklin, Steve Deidrich, Chip Zachem, Jim Solether and new-comer Cliff Carter were all contributors in the JV's games But the success of the team depended much on the practice team which had Dale Wyville, Mike Durbin, Kevin Stanek, Chris Viland, Randy Rutkai, Mike Kramer and Scott Davis. Although these guys saw limited action in the games, their hustle and intensity in practice greatly contributed to team's success. Mike Bistntz puts the moves on a Beachwood opponent. Cliff Carter lays one up over some flustered defenders. Don Shanklin goes high in the air for a jumper on the Tigers' fast break. 81 GYMNASTICS Front Row: Lee Meyer. Cora Young. Emily Hartsock. Whitney Wynn. Sue Why man. Tracy Davis. 2nd Row: Leslie Gilbert. Carol Bartley. Nancy Powell. Lauren Hemlem. Katie Goldman. Kathy Trudick, Jenny Fow. 3rd Row: Coach Don Wem. Karen Bowe. Megan Barrett. Lisa Pfteffer, Sue Mullady. Chansse Scuiva. Audrey Tomlin. Janice Jeffries. The Gymnastics team was very successful throughout the 79-80 sea- son. They were undefeated until their meet with CVC champs. Or- ange, which they lost by only a few points. Two new coaches. Bill Copp and Don Wem helped the team during their most successful season in many years. The Tiger gymnasts took first place at the Chagrin Invitational meet, second in the league, sec- ond in the CVC meet, and first at the sectional meet at West Geauga. Seniors Lisa Pfieffer, Karen Bowe, Leslie Gilbert, Carol Bartley, and Lee Meyer provided a strong backbone for many talented underclass- men. With a very good year behind them, the gymnasts look to next year for a successful season. Senior Karen Bowe performs on a beam in the gymnastics teams' final dual meet victory over Solon. Megan Barrett holds tight to the uneven parallel bars. Audrey Tomlin waits for her music to begin her floor routine in the C.F. Invitational. 82 lattice Jefferies sneers at Nancy Pouvll during a home meet. Kathy Trudick shou s her talent on the balance beam. Carol Bartley pauses during her uneven bars routine. Lee Meyer works on the beam with the eyes of many on her. including that of the video tape machine. Something has caught the attention of the Tiger gymnasts as they watch intently. 83 VARSITY AND JV WRESTLING Front Row Todd Roeder, Mike Gordon, Pat McEvoy, Nick Trudick, Greg Dunbar. John Uvdyke. Charlie Heilman, Doug Green. Rich Ungar 2nd Row Coach Lonchar, Craig Constant. Rick Weber, Dave Kvacek. Paul lafehce, Brian Davis. Bill Phillips. Matt Rowe, Don Brown, Steve Loy, Lenny Cosentmo, Eric Feucht, Doug Black Back Row: Kevin O'Donnell. Wayne Peterson, Mark Feucht, Charlie Prentner, Jeff Overman, Andy Banks. Jim fensen, Joey Toth, Craig Schroeder, Peter Christian. Peter Prentner. Pat Clawson, Jeff Abromaitis, Chip Weinkopf, Jim Alestn, Coach Ponikvar. The 1979-1980 Chagrin Wrestling team is an extremely young but talented group. Eleven sophomores, and one Freshman have wrestled in varsity positions at one time or another and many are regulars. Some of these under- classmen are Charlie Heilman, Nick Trudick, Pat McEvoy, Paul Iafelice, Greg Dunbar, Jim Alestri, Pat Clawson, Eric Feucht, Jim Jenson, Charle Prentner, John Updyke and Mark Masters. The team has been plagued by injuries, especially to the upperclassmen. Some of our more outstanding wres- tlers have been out of action for a good deal of the sea- son. Lenny Cosentino, Pete Prentner, Mark Feucht, Steve Loy, Andy Banks, Brian Davis, Don Brown and Matt Rowe have all missed matches during the season. Only Rick Weber has remained relatively healthy and consis- tent all year. The prospects for the coming year are promising with strong wrestlers coming from the Freshman and JV teams to join the young varsity. This year's JV wrestling team started off the season in fine style by beating some strong teams like Bedford, Beachwood, and Newbury. As the season progressed, in- juries to the varsity depleted the JV ranks, causing many weight classes to be forfeited to our opponents. In addition to dual meets, the team participated in two tournaments. The first was at Richmond Heights in De- cember and the second at Kenston in February. Out- standing team members were Pat Clawson, Doug Green, Kevin O'Donnell, Doug Black, Jim Alestri, Eric Feucht, Nick Trudick, and Paul Iafelice. Charlie Heilman jockeys for position against an opponent 84 The Tiger wrestlers huddle up before the Twmsburg match. Junior Jim Jenson works against a Twmsburg grappler. Sophomore John Updyke controls his counterpart A masked Andy Banks holds his position in a 145 lb. match. Mark Feucht tugs on an opponent's arm during his victory at 126 lbs. Tiger wrestler Steve Loy accepts a first place trophy for winning a local weekend tournament. 85 FROSH WRESTLING Front Row: Joe Shukys, Steve Richardson. Brett Rudolph, John Cebler, Tom Topalian Back Row: Scott Russell, Mike Masters. Greg Garrett, Scott Briggs. This year's Freshmen wrestling team had an outstand- ing season and a 6-1 conference record to show for it. Their only loss was to Solon by one point. An overall record of 8-2 is also boasted by these young men. Fine wrestlers include Bret Rudolph and Scott Hovet, both undefeated, Doug Himes, 9-0-1, Scott Russell and Doug Cummings. Coached by Larry Arnold and help from his wife Patty as substitute stat, this enthusiastic group hopes to continue their success. 93 (90) Scott Hovet 98 (95) Doug Himes 103 (100) Jim Dustin 108 (105) Steve Richardson 113 (110) Forfeit 118 (115) Scott Russell 123 (120) Tim Fury 129 (126) Tom Topalion 135 (132) Doug Cummings 141 (138) Greg Garrett 148 (145) Jon Gebler 158 (155) Brett Rudolph 170 (167) Joe Shukeys HVY Forfeit 86 rGYM DEDICATED TO-, COACH RALPH QUESINBERRY A NEW LEADER Louis Weaver, our new principal, attended Edmboro State College, where he received his B.S.. and John Carroll where he received his M.A. Mr. Weaver also attended K.S.U. As our new leader. Mr. Weaver stands tall. ADMINISTRATION Dean of Students. Dale Richmond, gazes down at his work. Mr. Richmond has a A.B. from Baldwin College and M ed. from Kent State. OFFICE Marylyn Wyville is Mr. Wyville's Secretary Joan Hartman is in charge of the school's mon- personal secretary. ey. fees. and does the bookkeeping. Liz Dworak is the secretary to Mr. Richmond. GUIDANCE The administration started off the new year on the right foot with a new, enthusiastic principal, Mr. Louis Weaver. Mr. Weaver was formerly the middle school principal. He brought fresh ideas and a few changes in policy to the administration. Students were concerned most with the question of the com- mons priviledge. Mr. Weaver had said that this year will serve as a trial period for the commons priviledge to see if it is worthwhile for the students. Hardworking Mr. Richmond continued to hang in there as the Dean of Students. Basically, his job is to listen to students and keep them in line by issuing jug assignments, occasionally. Mr. Richmond bright- ened up his year by becoming Student Council advisor. Dons Knight is one of three guidance counselors at Chagnn. Miss Knight attended Bowling Green, unth a B.S. and a M.A degree from Ohio State Counselor Jack Fyffe stares in amazement at one of his students. He has a B.A. and M.A. from fohn Carroll. During the school year of 1979-80, the Library Media Center proved itself once again to be a worthwhile place to research, read, and study. Much to the dismay of the center's specialist, the library continued to be one of the hottest spots for gossip on campus. 92 MEDIA CENTER ENGLISH This is the largest dept, in the school with the greatest number of courses offered. A student can pick several of many courses that will challenge his skill and endurance; from trembling through a speech or play, or sweating through an essay, or forgetting homework in Freshman English. Many thanks to these eight great teachers. While looking through some of the paperback connection books, Mrs. Frances Jenkins is startled by the camera She has a M.A. from CWRU. Kay Nelson has a M.A. from Texas Women's As- sociation. John Ponikvar smiles in astonishment at one of his student's remarks. Mr. Ponikvar attended Cleve- land State. Leonard Balk is caught in action during one of his classes. Mr. Balk has a M.A. from K.S.U. 93 camera. UJ J 2 UJ U CO All Freshmen and Sophomores are intro- duced to the science dept, with the famous Bi- ology class. They become familiar with Mr. Battles and Mr. Hurst, and also grow to hate temporary and permanent logbooks. Mr. Neal Wheatcraft, Mr. Steve Mallick, and Mr. Robert Hensel introduce Chemistry into the lives of students, along with the end of the year unknowns. Mr. Hensel also teaches Physics, and for students who want to take four years of the subject there is Senior Chemistry and Senior Biology offered. Steve Mallick has a B.S. and M.Ed. from Penn State. Doing a little bird watching during his spare time, hold the phone Ramon Bat ties, finds something interesting, perhaps on a nearby shore? Mr Battles has a B.S. from O.S.U. and a B.S.IM.A. from Kent. Robert Hensel listens patiently to one of his student’s questions. He received his B.S. from Otterbem. and a M E. from Kent John Hurst searches through a field looking for some classic biology specimens Mr. Hurst has an A.B. from Hiram, and a M.Ed from Kent. He also taught Tim Conway how to box. Sell Wheatcraft answers a student's question about boxcars. Mr. Wheatcraft has a M.Ed. from K.S.U. 94 Top: Robert Lonchar has taught at Chagrin for six years and is a graduate of BGSU MATH The ten most confusing symbols known to man, our numerals, what could be so hard? Arrange them in dif- ferent orders, apply a few laws, and presto, math, easy, right? Wrong again buddy . . . How would we ever sur- vive without our six interpreters or possibly instigators of this problem? They are always willing to help with the hardest, most confusing problems, tell a few little willies, talk about life in general. Overall you end up with an unbeatable math department. Wade Tolleson strikes a pose for the camera. Above: During a basketball game. Bob Ohlnch and lack Stanton enjoy a few laughs. Mr. Ohlrtch has a B.S. and M.Ed. from Kent, and Mr. Stanton attend ed Hiram College. Jim Howell demonstrates All Students Take Cosmetology on the board With great concentration George Kaschak takes attendance. George has a B.S. and M.Ed. from Miami University. 95 CO UJ s D h-1 CO u O CO John Ginatos leans against the fence at his booth at the football games. Along with football tickets he sells steamboat passes or any interested party Mr. Ginatos has a B.S. from K.S.U.. and a B.A. M A. from CWRU Tom Ltrch has a Master's degree from K.S.U. and has taught at Chagrin for 17 years. Wild William Fordyce enthusiastically teaches one of his American Gov't classes about current events. Mr. Fordyce has a B.S. and M.Ed. from Edinboro State. Although the Social Studies Dept, hasn't undergone any visible changes throughout the past few years, it has managed to continue to interest students in learning about the world and our country. As Freshmen, students are introduced to Mr. Dean's World History classes. Elec- tive course offerings start in the sophomore year and continue through to seniors. Mr. Lerch's sociology classes are easily relateable for many of the students, who can experience marriage, the single life, or co-habi- tation. Mr. Ginatos' classes are also well known for their projects , and his A.P. History class for their parties . Come senior year, students must take American Govern- ment, and do the best they can on Mr. Fordyce's quizzes and tests. Robert Dean, head of the History dept., has a B.S. from Thiel College and a M.Ed. from Edinboro State. 96 K O FOREIGN LANGUAGES Each year many students are taught to be somewhat bilingual through the Foreign Language Dept. Headed by Mario Gerhardt, these teachers also teach about the different cultures of the countries. Along with this the language classes are also a lot of fun. —Choir-------------------- The choir continues to get busier every year, even though Director Molly Macknin vouches each year she will not add any more engagements. The Bach Magnifi- cat was among one of their major accomplishments along with the annual spring musical. Other engagements in- cluded the Winter concert, the Spring concert, and as- sorted Christmas appearances. Choir director Molly Macknin stops for a moment during her rehearsal. Mrs. Macknin attended Indiana State. Band Bill Foley has his doctorate from Indiana State and has taught at Chagrin for 17 years. Although the band decreased in size this year, it's as good as ever. Through much dedication and time spent marching, they put on very impressive half-time shows. They also perform at the pep assemblies and give several concerts throughout the year. Commons The commons is a place where students can relax, play pool or ping pong, or just talk with friends. Linda Gilmore, commons advisor, attended Edinboro State. She doubled this year as an excellent yearbook ad- visor. Kay Scolaro, new to the commons this year, heads up CAB and WCOM for the students, and we think she likes her job. 98 ART Every year more new people come and find their corner in the Art dept. The two teachers are very helpful and encouraging for the stu- dents. With Mrs. Weber's and Mrs. William's guidance, we send many students to local art shows where they frequently place high. Juliann Weber has a M.A. from the Cleveland In- stitute of Art. Mrs. Weber is also the Prism advi- sor. Cathy Williams, new to Chagrin this year, special- izes in ceramics along with helping with the basic crafts course. INDUSTRIAL ARTS William Muzevich has an A.A. from Orange Coast College and a B.S. and M.A. from KSU. The Industrial Arts dept, attempts each year to stimu- late creative minds, and we must say, seems to succeed. Mr. Olah and Mr. Muzevich teach everything from draft- ing to metal classes. Peter Olah. along with teaching shop, also coaches the shot and discus throw during track. 99 GYM X f-' This year Mr. McGarvey was a new ad- dition to the department. Not many changes were made this year in the cur- riculum, the same old complaints were heard while running Stony Ridge. UJ X Coach Quesinberry, head of the dept., is also Athletic Director and a graduate of Bowling Green. Coach” has been at Chagrin for 34 years. Don Went is a graduate of the University of Tole- do. Matt Chinchar has a B.S. from Xavier University and a M.S. from Indiana University. Sandra Dean, gym teacher, has been teaching here for 8h years. Miss Dean graduated from Ohio University. Coming up from the middle school. Mo McGarvey added a new dimension to the Phys. Ed. Dept. 100 HOME-ECONOMICS BUSINESS Miss Morris has the exclusive on the home-ec department. Boys as well as girls enjoy these classes, be- cause it gives them a chance to be creative and also learn a few things about cooking and serving. The Business education courses at Chagrin are taught by Mrs. Elinor Miles and Mrs. Gloria Powell. Prob- ably the most popular business course is Typing I. Those students who want to continue in this area may do so with shorthand, account- ing, and advanced typing classes. Business education classes are good for students planning to enter col- lege, because of the basic skills that are taught. Gloria Powell has a B.S from Bowling Green and a M.Ed. from Kent. Elinor Miles has a B.S. from Ohio Unn ersity. OWE DCT OW A Fred C. Girard. O.W.E., has a B.S. from B.G.S.U. and an M.S. from Youngs- town State. Jack Glaser. O.W.E.. has a B.S. from Kent State and an M.A. from John Car roll. 102 O W E. (occupational work experience) D.C.T. (Diversi- fied Cooperative Training) and O.W.A. (Occupational work Adjustment) are all part of The Chagrin Valley Co- operative Program. The Chagrin Valley Program is de- signed to give kids a taste of what it is like to be out in the working world and to prepare them for the shock of being on their own along with some of the basic knowl- edge and skills needed for the outside world. Judy Kramer is the director for the Learning Research Center. At the center, diagnostic, intervention in- struction. and supplemental instruction are offered. Mrs. Kramer has her M.A. from OSU and her L.D. certification from Cleveland State. SPECIAL-ED Don Ferguson, O.W.A., has a B.A. from Hiram College and an M.A. from CWRU. SERVICE Q Everyday beginning at 11:00, many of the students at CFHS take advantage of the creations of the food service department. As they walk through the ala carte line, platterline, or brown bag line, the students are greeted by the friendly faces of the cafete- ria ladies . Rising prices of many items in the cafeteria have caused students to gripe, but all in all, the students agree it's worth it. 1st Row—N. Makarwicz. J. Raymond. A. Savel. B. Medved. J. Kvacek. 2nd Row—L. Simmons. V. Kujat. J. Hyde. MAINTENANCE Above: Richard Seller, better known as The Zeke straightens up the Zenith room. Far Lf.: Johnny Rachocki. another one of our well-loved maintenance men Center: Frank Pakorny. often seen after school, always has a friendly smile and nice words for all Below: Milan Pelt on on his way to the office. HOMECOMING This year's Homecoming began with a bit more excitement than usual, two bonfires. After having the first wood pile destroyed by vandals, the Senior men worked hard all day and replenished the pile. Next on the agenda was the football game against Twinsburg, and the crowning of the queen. The Ti- gers showed their strength winning 21-14, and Val Pike reigned as queen. Fi- nally, on September 29, the Homecoming dance arrived with music by Lefty and theme of A Dream Goes on Forever which put many into their own dream world. Pat Porter’s smile shows what an excellent time he was having at the dance. Homecoming Queen Val Pike and her escort B. J. Sutcliffe view the game along with Senior attendants Don- na idwards and Julie Green with escorts lohn Woodward and Jim McGinnis. Other attendants were Jeanmc Villa and John Behler, lee Philpott and Pat Clawson, and Janice Jeffries and Scott Bnggs The Tigers added to the excitement of Homecoming with their victory. Seniors stack up in front of the camera at the bonfire A spirited crowd forms a tunnel of cheers for the team. The lobby of the gym decorated as a bedroom brought out the theme for this year. A Dream Goes on For- ever. Janice Jeffries. Frosh attendant, makes her dazzling appearance Sue Hartman. Senior class treasurer, takes in the bills’ 107 JR SR FOOTBALL Wendt Cotesuwrth cheers from the sidelines awaiting her chance to knock somebody down when the defense gets their turn at play Sue Wise, quarterback, stops play in regard to an official's call. Ben Miralia, one of the foxy Senior cheerleaders, shows off bis terrific cleavage. After an exciting 18-14 victory, the Senior women humbly walk on to the field to receive congratula- tions. The Senior's explosive front line pushes back the lumors defense with seemingly little problem. A depressed Junior sideline tells the story after Lee Meyer ran for a 99 yard touchdoum. Not only was the action on the field, but off as well. Here the opposing cheerleaders have their own showdown. 108 SENIORS 2-0 On October 14, after weeks of practice, the Senior women and the Junior girls met head on in the annual Junior Senior football game. First quarter action began when the Senior offense quickly scored with the dreaded Statue of Liberty play. Then after a devastating round with the defense, the Juniors retreated to the sidelines. After a fine blocking wall, and a 99 yard run by Lee Meyer, the women found themselves on top, 12-0. Robin Muller never gave up for the Juniors, however, and in the second half she broke away on two bootlegs to narrow the final margin to 18-14, the Seniors being victorious for 2 years in a row. 109 THE MAN WHO Above: Pete Murphy, portraying the feeble minded doctor. Upper right: Sheri- dan Whiteside. portrayed by lim McGinnis tunes into WMMS. Lower right: Ben Miralia's teeth slip in the middle of act II. This year's play The Man who came to Dinner was a great success. The plot revolves around a famous critic who attends a dinner at a family's home. During his stay, however, he has an accident and must spend Christmas with the family. Eventually he ends up ruling the house- hold. The main characters, Maggie Cutler and Sheridan Whiteside, are portrayed by Joanne Schultz and Jim McGinnis. Other lead characters were Mark Finley, Ra- chel Cary, Steve Wu and Janet Strain. The play was di- rected by Harold Loesch. CAME TO DINNER rfl Top left: Sheridan falls asleep while talking to the gorgeous Rachel Cary. Middle left: Steve Wu ex- plains his case to the police. Bottom left: Fed up with Sheridan. Maggie portrayed by foanne Shultz, throws her arms up in dismay. Below. Kristen Townley exclaimed Am I going to be in the yearbook?” FORMAL cc UJ H This year AFS put together one of the most entertaining Long Winter's Night's Chagrin has seen. AFS billed this as a free-for-all, which apparently worked out nicely as the packed floor rocked to the beat of Lefty . Panos, opposed by the stiff competition of Jon Groth and Pat Porter, received the Winter Formal King's crown from Student Council. Steve Alpeter and Dana Nighhor enjoy a slow dance. Jeff Elstro and Sue Ulefson give their dates a rest. Chandra Baldwin wants to dance hut date Danny Pardue would rather pose for the camera 112 Rosa and her date relax after a night of darn ing. Lisa Brickie and Sue Dougherty enjoy themselves as they go stag to the formal Panos plays hart to get. Tim Clegg and on Groth pose with their dates Barbie Lorenz and Leslie Gilbert for a quick picture. 113 FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS izm a The Freshmen cheerleaders learn to go bananas during the wee hours, Saturday mornings in front of their collection of faithful fans. New sidelines of cheering introduced to these girls include pep ral- lies, big time banquets and locker tags. Both squads were advised by Jane Morris and Liz Dworak. Frosh Football Cheerleaders: Laura Campbell, Roberta Sworan, Connie Bridges. Laura Wilharm. Robin Schlundt. Sue Whyman. Basketball Cheerleaders: Sara Lang. Karen Scott. Ann Moore. Kelli Wall, Brenda Fitch, Cora Young. Those basketball cheerleaders really seem to do the job as the record of only one loss shows. 1U JV Football Soccer Cheerleaders perform in all areas one step above the frosh rah-rahs. With usually one year under their belts, these girls did an especially impressive job at Homecoming, plastering the school with Tiger faces courtesy of Evans printing. The JV Basketball Cheerleaders led their classmates and teammates to another very successful season. These girls underwent personal changes with the changing of squad members. Carla Cimorelh, Karen Johnson. Karen Newman. Carey Evans. Gillian Theis. Lee Philpott. Donna Wennerstrom. Mary Beth O'Donnell. Jana Boysen, Holly Harris, Amy Arthur. Janine Groth. J. V. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. For the Varsity Football Soccer Cheerleaders, the summer and Fall of 79 left a lot of memories. Starting with the Summer practices and Golden Ea- gle Cheering Camp at Wooster, mini- megs, movin' out, Brookhaven, the cards, St. Ignatius, go bananas, Lumpies, meal ticket-runs, plastic hands, bed races, and black-eyed peas. The season held more than that with munch downs. Home- coming, Flashlite routines, and dragging alot of dirt and mud off the track. Above: Wendt Cotesworth, Julie Green. Jackie Venning. Laura Scolnick. Kris Bayer and Judy Whaley. The Varsity Football squad plays around at camp. The Varsity Basketball squad: Karyn Castovmci. Drew Trimble. Sue Ellefson. Donna Edwards. Colleen Clegg leapt). Sharon Edwards. The Varsity Basketball Soccer Cheerleaders had another exciting season starting out with a weeks stay at a dy- namic cheerleaders camp. Such events as This is your Day , The Zoo, Dance routines, and sportfolios will long be re- membered. The squad had a successful year due to their capability and common goals. Although the five Senior members will miss cheering, they hope the enthu- siasm and spirit will continue and next years squad will live by the motto 'We are Family'. 116 Ft Row-S. Carpenter. R Stratton. ]. Whaley. B Bodwell. D Revelle. P. Hill. P Porter. J. Villo. A Holler. M Dunn. M Stanton. S. Garrett 2nd McFarland. K. Bayer. B Hoopes. H Halagan. L. Fitzpatrick. C. Bartley. L. Meyer. S. Wise. K Schlundt. B Sutcliffe. L. Hemlem. R Mueller. 3rd C. Gilbert. M. Halagan. D. Wright. T Payne. J. Cantlay. B Mueller. J. Syme. T Carter. J. Venning. J. Cooke. J. Leonard. S. Lynn 4th P. Bomback. R Buddenhagen. Panos. M Ramsey. R Shields. P Murphy. Woodward. R Gadenck. B . Sutcliffe. T Huff. . Hallstrom. S. Bridges. C Swanek. 5th M Burke. B. Lorentz. J. Davis. R. Weber, D. Wheatcraft. S. Seidel. L. Gilbert. L. Gilbert. A. Cubberley. Evolving from the rowdy Seniors of 79, an organized group of high- strung, loud, often obnoxious, but always spirited Tiger fans rocked the gym. The Zoo keeper honors were passed on to the antics of Dave Revelle. Loyal Zoo members were sighted at most winter athletic events declaring their pride with their trademark t-shirts. The Zoo blasted the Kenston Bleecher Creatures and out-winded the West Geauga Wolfpack. And so a relatively new and novel organization has set a standard for supporting the CFHS sport-stars. ZOOJ 117 BAND Ft Row—AC. Newman, L. Katz. R Solorazano. L. Hess, C. Shaffer. C. Porter, D. Woodruff. A. McDowell. R. Hladik, S. Anderson, A. Power, D. Porter, R Leroy. B. Bod well, L. Moore, j. Lohf, 2nd—S. Katz, K. Foley, N. Brown, D. Wright. R. Mueller. A. Arthur. Meta, C. Bell. P. Campbell. S. Eklund, A. Lukasik. . Cubberly. M Miller, R Walters. S. Fleming. . Cooke. D. Chad, A Bryant. M. Ruffing 3rd—Doc Foley, P Vogt. G Bodwell, T. Pope. B. Larsen, L. Rusko. A. Weiss, D. Lampert, P. Murphy, E. Eckart. M Masters. T. Huff, S. Self. B. Foley. S. Cooke. B. Self, J. Warren. . Tarr, P. Hargis. Sue Fleming gets her reed ready to place in her clarinet. Diane Chad with the rest of the E-Street Band DANCE TEAM 118 Sue Hoyle. Sophia Adams. C. Fruhauf. Karen Bowe. anet Fruhauf. Sue Hartman. Martha Goss. Sandi Harkalich. Mary Beth Jefferson and Erica lohnson. Bottom Row— K Hemlem, R Solorazano. K Sullivan. A. Ungar. D Woodruff. T Rohmson. Cressman. McFarland. P Hubbard. T Plou'nght. K Foley. I. Kunkel. L Moore. L Katz. K Goldman. 2nd— G Griffiths. Krasok. S. Beattie. D. Leonard. V Taft. M Finley. G Bodwell. A. Lukasik. S. Eklund. M Ruffing. P Hill. . Henntzelman. L. Campbell. S. Carpenter. . Benson 3rd—£ Hart sock. C. Snider. C. Evans. S. Whyman. M Busby. A Weiss. J. Plowright. B. Foley. A. Gujan. M. Haney. B Larsen. S. Luce. H Smith. K. Townley. S. McGumness. 4th—A. Bryant. C. Kunkel. R Stratton. Hargis. Holler. T Huff. j. McGmness. P Murphy. N. Olsen. . Strain. . Schultz. S. Katz. K Bowe. K Maus. CHOIR 119 STUDENT COUNCIL 1st row—B. Filch. A. W Hemlein. W. Himes. R. Kerber, L. Fitzpatrick, S. Whyman. 2nd Row—D. Cubberly. D. Trimble. A. Scott. C. Clegg. K. Ryan. J. Bares. D. Hubbard. 3rd Row—L. Wilharm. C. Vtland. K Bayer. . Venning, R. Scott, P. Bayuk. T. Sullivan, D. Richmond. Student Council took a new direction this year un- der the experienced leadership of Colleen Clegg as President and Mr. Dale Richmond as advisor. Accord- ing to tradition, the car rally and orientation set the stage for new ventures with a toy drive for the needy, Christmas hall decorating, CVC Council, Swim party and much more. Highlight of the year was unani- mously voted an excellent weekend workshop at the Bares cabin in New York. Members participated in a total experience session gaining skills in leadership, communication, group dynamics, piloting snowmobiles, sleeping on floors, broom hockey, mur- der , and constant munching. An updated OABR, Spring Fling, and after-Prom are in the planning stages. It was truly a successful year for the Student Council. 120 Student Council learned the value of trust from many perspectives as Tricia Sullivan got hers from a bird's eye view. SC members pause reflectively on the stairs upon hearing the dinner call. Janine Groth and Wendy Himes have a fireside chat accompanied by Laura Fitzpatrick on guitar. The group lines up against beautiful Fellicotville, NY, landscape for one last pic- ture. 121 Ft. Row—C. Moyse, R. Sworan. P. Malloy. J. Kindred, W. Carpenter. 2nd Row — Jeffries, W. Cotesivorth, A. Lyden, J. Wmko, B Miralia, K. Trudick, L Pfeiffer. 3rd Row—T. Savage. C. Wilharm. B. Lorentz, S Dougherty. T Burns. A. Towns, J. Villo. Missing: J. Sworan, B. Atkinson, D. McCourt. C.A.B._ CAB members Carol Moyse, Whitney Carpenter. Ben Miralia, lean Winko, and Tracey Savage tell Mike Trudick about their meeting. President of CAB Pam Malloy and advisor Kay Scolaro take advantage of the facilities The Commons Activity Board had a very productive year with Pam Malloy serv- ing as President, Kathy Willharm, VP, Tracy Savage; Secretary, and Amy Lyden as treasurer. Their main ef- forts went towards fixing up the pool and ping pong ta- bles, and establishing a membership for students using the facilities. Bake sales, a halloween dance, a candy sale, and Christmas stocking sales also added to their activities. Keeping the hungry students happy was also an important job han- dled by CAB. Primarily our school ra- dio station WCOM is get- ting reorganized. Cindy Shaffer has been busy selling old records to raise money for new records. Although the turn table is still broken Cindy has high hopes of getting WCOM in action before the end of the year. .WCOM 122 N.H.S. 1st Row—K. Batchelor. C. long. K Hemlem, T. Payne. B. J. Sutcliffe. 2nd Row—C. Clegg. S. Carpenter. D. Trimble. C. Castrovinci, S. Ellefson, J. Green. C. Bartley. L. Meyer. S. Wise. 3rd Row—N. Wheatcraft. V. Pike, D. Edwards. J. Heintzelman. V. Taft. J. Cantlay. . Schultz. B. Dellinger. L. Bortz 4th Row— D Wheatcraft. . Cressman. T. Carter. J. Abromaitts, T. Clegg. D. Revelle, M Mata 1st Row—R. Kerber. T. Copeland. P Mix, M O'Donnell. . Alexander. A Thomas, K. Johnson. G. Griffiths 2nd Row— S. Becker. K. Kelley. A. Lukasik. R. Solorazano. K. Luce, V. Taft. . Cantlay. L. Bortz. B. Dellinger. J. Heintzelman. K Parker 3rd Row—AC. Gilbert. K. Tursic, K. Kaprowski. S. Carpenter. Panos. M. Dunn. K. Schlundt. B. Sutcliffe, J. Cooke. L. Kerr. 4th Row—S. Mullady. H. Diamond. P. Morton, C. Young, P. Snider. B. Larsen. R. Shields. L. Parker. Mrs. Jenkins.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The National Honor Society was headed this year by Kathy Hemlein, President, Charles Lang, VP, and Tom Payne, Sec-Treas. Inductions were held last spring to welcome new juniors and again this fall to induct Seniors. Affiliated with the National chapter, the Chagrin Falls High School American Field Service had another ex- citing year. Much to their surprise, the an- nual Winter Formal helped raise some money for their Spring trip to Chicago. A weekend exchange and various potluck din- ners added to the fun. A.F.S. 123 SPANISH Spanish club this year had few events, but all were well attended. The Halloween party at Drew Trimble's house was successful. Amy Wheeler and Bajaita dressed in a classic outfit, Kate Batchelor made her appearance in dancing boots and jumpsuit, Tim Clegg was in an inter- esting nerd getup while Paula Hurd showed up as a red devil. A trip to Marcelitas Mexican Restaurant and chowdowns at Matas were BUENO . But the trip to Spain last year will be the event longest remembered by Spanish students. Mike Mata was the President and Drew Trimble was the Secretary-Treasurer. 1st row K. Collier, L Parker, W Himes, P Hurd, K Batchelor. A Wheeler, P Malloy. 2nd row: Mrs. Hanson, J. Venning. M B O'Donnel, K Johnson, C. Clegs, D. Trimble. . Dustin. M Mata. 3rd row: J. Villo, C. Sciuva, L. Moore, P Murphy. D. Bell. T. Clegg. D Nigbor. L. Scolmck. FRENCH__________________________ The French Club in- creased in the number of members and activities this year. Some French students experienced a taste of French Culture through French cuisine and the ballet. The annu- al ice cream social added pounds and pennies to the treasury. 1st row: C. Porter. A. Gross, D. Waddington. K Koprowski. L Heiss. K. Luce, J. Alexander. K Kelley 2nd row: D. Mendelson, Mrs. Colignon. J. Villo. K Parker, C. Shaffer. . Shultz, T Carter. T Sullivan. P. Porter, A. Harmot 3rd row: . Pace, J. Simko, L. Harrison. L. Hall. M Finely. G. Griffiths, K Hemlein, . Schneider. H bmith. Larue. 124 Ft. Row—S Bridges, C. Lang. L.’Wilharm, M.K. Burke, C. Bridges. 2nd Row—fuhe Arthur. K. Shuster. L. Gibbens, M. Stanton, V. Taft. S. Dougherty. 3rd Row—Mrs. Klingensmith. T. Plowright. S. Diednch. T. Burke. A. Hotter. LATIN Latin Club this year was headed by Charles Lang as president, Steve Bridges as Vice, and Mary Stanton as Sec Treas. With reg- ular meetings this group accom- plished more than usual. Sing- ing Christmas car- ols at Hamlet, topped off with a bash at Chuck Lang's and a wild Halloween party at Bridges were some of their events. Some members of the club are planning a spring trip to Rome. Secretary-Treasur- er and advised by 1st Row: M Daman. S. Anderson. T. Pope, D Falsgraf. P Hanson. Leonhard. J. Long, D. Skivper. R Kihlstrom 2nd Row: M Mrs. Rogers. Dunn. B Dahl. I Gilbert. K Goldman. A Thomas, L. Evans, H. Sulyok, K. Chlad. D. Christian. B. Sutcliffe, K. Schlundt. K Ryan. R Walters. B Sutcliffe 3rd Row Strain. K l.undstrom, M. McHenry. S. Lang. D. Hubbard, £. Morrison. M Goss. Mrs. Rogers, S. Hartman. B Dellinger. J Hientzelman. S. Garret. . Cantlay. A Snavely 4th Row: K. Bowe. D. Edwards, K. Tursic, S. Torontah. T Roeder, M Tapalian,' M Worstell. N. Sarkisian. K Pound. I. Bortz, . Cooke. S. Wu. T. Payne, C. Baldwin 5th Row: J. Rasmus- sen. S. Griswold, N. Olsen, P Vogt. B Larsen, McFarland. A Musselman. C. Prentner, D. Alsphaugh, D. Revelle. C. Noone, B Lewis, B Morton. S. Fleming, S. Adams, M Chafe, K. Foley 6th Row: K. O'Donnell. D. Cummings. M. Durbin. A. Hyde. J. Jenson. I. Syme, S. Davis, L. Cressman ________________________________________________________________________________________GERMAN This massive club enjoyed a season of skiing, caroling and eat- ing. Cross-Coun- try skiing and a trip to New York's Peak 'n Peak were two fun filled events. Christmas Carol- ing and a night on the town in Cleveland's Hoffbra Haus added to the clubs activities. Headed by B.J. Sutcliffe, Pres., Jane Leon- ard, Vice Pres., and Dave Revelle, 125 TIGER TIMES Change is the product of progress. The school newspaper underwent nu- merous changes headed by Trixie Copeland and Mr Lou Papas. The most apparent change was in the name change to the Tiger Times by the standard contest method. This classy pa- per refined its writine, editing, publishing, and distributive tech- niques by over- coming many ob- stacles such as finance and active participation. All the persistent hard work ef- fort proved worth it after all. PRISM The art and literary magazine. Prism, receives submissions from stu- dents through their witty and original sign campaign. Edited and advised by Mrs. Julie Weber and Mrs. Frances Jenkins, the Prism once again pub- lished a talent-packed magazine. 1st Row: Sue Burkhart, Joanne Schultz, Sara Carpen ter. Tami Schwind. 2nd Row: Betsy Dellinger, Karen Cstrovinci, Sue Ellefson, Grace Donohue. Kim Pavelka. Betsy Vogel. Sue Hartman. 3rd Row: lean Cant lay, Virginia Taft. Amy Gross 126 SKI CLUB 1st Row—S. Lorentz, S. l.ang, B Bod well, J Alexander. K Kelley. B. Vogel. K. Mette. L. Wilharm,, A. Burns. P. Mix. 2nd Row—D. Bell. K. Hummer. A. Landy. L. Campbell. R. Schlundl. J. Venning, D. Trimble. . McFarland. B Sells. D. Colder. 3rd Row—Mr. Muzevich. L. Novoa. C. Lang, J. Bares. C. Noone. A. Guyan. S. Matousak. M. DeFranco. Mr. Houvll. Ft. Row—D. Black. K. Johnson. . Rassmussen. P. Clawson. 2nd Row—Mrs. Nelson. C. Evans. L. Scolnick. A. Towns. 3rd Row—M. Doman. C. Wilharm. L. Kerr. J Villo. This year's FTA was advised by Mrs. Nelson. Laura Scolnick served as presi- dent and Abby Towns was vice presi- dent. In the spring they went to Metzenbaum Center where many were impressed by the facilities and good care. Most members go to Lewis Sands on their free periods to help serve as aids. The overall feeling was that it was a great learning experience. Laura Scolnick ana Abby Towns help the slow learner class at Sands. .FTA 127 ZENITH Ft. Row—P. Murphy. A. Lyden. A. Lukasik. Mrs. Gilmore. 2nd Row—A. Scott. S. Dougherty. K. Bayer. K Batchelor. C. Clegg. J. Groth 3rd Row—M Stanton, V. Pike, B. Lorentz. S. Pike. A. Towns. M. Mata. Missing A. Wheeler, S. Garrett. Zenith editor Ann Scott rushes to the office to mail the final pages of the yearbook. Thank's to Ann's determination and spirited personality the book was pul together on time. Ion Groth. photographer, smiles at the prospect of getting Orville Redenbacker popcorn at the Zenith meeting. Colleen Clegg. Linda Gilmore. Kate Batchelor, and Ann Scott review more and more and more candids. 128 DEBATE., The topic of this years De- bate Club was foreign trade policies. The November to March season was a long one but a successful one, in which the team placed first and second in many tourna- ments. An addea trip to Pittsburgh was also enjoyed by Steve Wu, Kevin Ryan, and co-captains Betsy Dellinger and Joanne Schlutz. Ft Row—S. Katz. B. Dellinger. . Schultz, S. Wu. 2nd Row— K. Ryan. B Lewis. B. Foley. L. Katz. . LaRue. L. Balk MATH Mu Alpha Theta got more activities off the ground once they got through their first year. With President Carol Bartley heading the group, and Mr. James Howell as advisor, a swim party, bake sale, and PTO booth were enjoyed. The club also had a special treat when they took a field trip to NASA s Lewis Research Center. The increase in par- ticipation this year shows great hope for members next year. 1st Row—N. Sarkisian. D. Edwards, V. Pike. C. Bartley. K Ryan. R. Tursic. K Townlcy. 2nd Row—K. Parker, J. Cubberly. B Dahl. K. Batchelor, A. Scott. L. Meyer. S. Wise, K. Newman. 3rd Row — B Lewis. C. Fang, T. Payne. J. Cantlay, B. Muller. . Syme. L. Fitzpatrick, A Arthur 4th Row — I Howell. S. Wu. . Abromaitis. . Bare s. D Bell. M. Rowe. M Dunn. L Kerr, B Morton. 129 TECHNICAL Better known as the stage crew, the Technical Club builds and manages the sets for all school productions. Creative and con- structive, these stu- dents transform the stage into living rooms, kitchens, beaches, and almost any other setting imaginable. The Industrial Arts Club is the group of industrial arts students that comes together every other Saturday to work on their own or to work on club projects to raise money for the club. This money is then used to buy new equipment for the shop or replace old equipment. Other activities of the club include field trips and social events'. The officers for the year were John Cressman —President, Ken Collier— VP, and Doug Green—Sec Treas. 1st Row—T. Charlton, K. Whitelaw, D. Brown, S. Flom, C. McClurg, P. Kershey. 2nd Row—Mr. Muzevich, D. Wheatcraft, S. Jerpback. D. Green, . Cressman, K. Collier, . Bares. Panos. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 130 TIGER STRENGTH Tiger Strength Club pumped iron after school during the winter in the Rec building under the direction of Mr. Matt Chinchar. The individual weight training programs build up endurance and strength for the fearless Tiger ath- letes in order that they may excell in their respective sports. 1st Row—Mr. Girard. C. Richter, B Phillips, R. Le- roy. R Turstc, R. Weber. S. Adams. T Bennington. T. Pope. E. Eckard, S. Cooke. D Bell. K Campbell. B Charlton. Coach Chinchar. G. Elliot. K. Conrad, M Stanek. The Grannies sere- naded their way through another holiday season appearing at private insti- tutions around the great- er Cleveland area. High- lights of the year were inductions at the Hudson haunted house, and per- formances at Metzen- baum, and Windsor. Bottom Missy Dunn. C. Gilbert, S. Carpenter. 2nd Row—D. Edwards. L. Campbell. L. Moore. Top—S. Garrett. C. Clegg. R. Cary. S. McGumness. GRANNIES 131 SO LON GOT A PE£ AT THE ' 1 Xa ft f) ,« POF£ Singer Minnie Rip- erton (inset) dies of cancer in Los Angel- es at the age of thirty one. Her close friend Stevie Wonder (bclov sings at her luncraL THERE’S A METHOD TO THE MADNESS OH SATURDAY NIGHT’S LIVEST DEFECTOR to work I I Amy during the first papal visit White House, John Paul Is wol- Immy and Bosalynn Cartor. NBC FIGHTS TO KEEP ITS PEACOC FROM SINGIN HIS SWAN I SURVIVE!) 3 MILE ISLAND he Bee Get re with 27mI r.. TOP DIABLO! jDisco roll- | cr-slcating V 'sweeps the iL I , nation (above). tBl The skating craze builds all year, but M the disco boom heads X .fettheskids fl- Cheryl Ticgs. whose '■ Hmuncluus look's earned her K ihikIi ; 11-11 1. iWtuf l ieu gu al roller k ales—for fu n, or wheel inn •n for dancing Of marathons, mantras and marvelous me. me. me nlifonia. hoi tuh offered a novel way Antidisco forces destroy thousands of records(above)at a disco demolition o-ally at Chicago's is ltcy Park ai- a game between te White Sox and Dc troit. The second half of the double- header is called off due to rioting. GRIN LOVES E TICRESSES ish rockers from the tuts, yot a neu ■Pa' y Hearst mar- ries her bodyguard, Bernard Shaw nuke THE , f HALES cspite an attempted White House cover-up, the press finally breaks the story of L lpril attack on President Carter by a crazed, aquat rabbit. Jimmy's refus to ct thc rabbit into h canoe is hailed as h k most importat decision the yea The Shah of Iran tost his crown, but Margaret Thatcher led the Tories back to power in Britain 94 ifcMroK i v v 't%L % Geauga Gravely Chagrin Napa Rowe and Giles Millwork Dr. Gleiyi C. Goodrich D.D.S. Lowe's Greenhouse J)r. James Wolf ed's Hardware Stich'n Time i . Suburbah Window Cleaning to £ PARENT PATR f I A I f - Ejon andfcCitt An Mr $hd MrsJ Ma jlyn an , Mj$In Hr. ar 3 4K tkinson Barrett } Cl Awce J. Bartunek Jnd Mrs. Davis A. Calder and Mrs. Kent Campbell Mr. and Mrs. David Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter Mr Charles Clawson Clegg Family Mr. ffiMrs. William Cprdes Mr. knd Mrs. Robert Dahl M . and Mrs Charles M. 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