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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

i 1982 ze VOLUME SEVENTY-TWO CHAGRIN FALLS HIGH SCHOOL 400 EAST WASHINGTON STREET CHAGRIN FALLS, OHIO 44022 NOBLES.......... SERFS........... TOURNAMENTS.....I WIZARDS........ FESTIVALS......I GUILDS.........I OPENING 2 OPENING 3 V. % At each event, |||| all challanges we clear bstacles we jump; defeat ne'er comes near; Jontrary to tales, we are quite well bathed; Our swimming hole's fresh, crisp, with no haze. OPENING 4 'f omances enhance everything they touch; Strong knights and fair maidens dwell in love's clutch. OPENING 5 £he great, gallant steeds, which carry us off, Serve their purpose nicely as well they ought OPENING 7 OPENING 9 OPENING 10 blood stains the street— What crime has she done? She has stolen their plants- took all but one. 'f J -iends last forever, so the saying goes; As the portrait below quite clearly shows. ( heir outstretched arms point to the setting sun, For when they climb hither, the day's then done. SENIORS 16 Our FRESHMAN year proved to be an interesting and challeng- ing experience. We scheduled our classes unaware of the hassles they were proud to present to us. and our social lives met a slight depression. As SOPHOMORES, we were busy with raising money for mums, carnations, bake sales and the in- famous floating candles; and our social lives opened up just as soon as we got behind the wheel. But who can for- get driver's ed? Football concessions and the JR-SR game added a new dimen- sion as we started our JUNIOR year. Varsity sports became a reality and the scene took on a more serious tone. Oh. and we finally exper- ienced the PSAT's and SAT's. After our girl's football team retired with a 0-2 record, the SENIOR class got down to work to organize the Homecoming Dance. ’Come Sail Away . This same class effort worked together again in late October for the Pumpkin Roll. As winter came, the seniors displayed their Christmas spirit by successfully taking first prize at the Student Council Hall Decorating Contest. Going to Florida for spring break was the rage and waiting for those fateful college acceptances was murder, but we endured it all if only to graduate in June. The CLASS OF '82 has experienced many, many changes these past four years. We are a collection of many talented individuals who will go on to find our own separate destinies. Keep our class motto in mind: Our memories of yesterday shall last us a lifetime. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST BOD Pat Clawson Kendra Hopcraft BIGGEST B.S.er Joey Adelman Patty Kravitz MOST ARTISTIC Pete Christian Kelly Ladyga BEST DRESSED Don Shanklin lisa Bolster CUTEST COUPLE Laura Badal John Updyke FRIENDLIEST Ted Pope Sue McGinnis BEST PERSONALITY Steve Diedrich Cassie Conner MOST SCHOLASTIC Rich Tursic Amy Carlson BIGGEST PREP Don Shanklin Sue Magee BIGGEST BROWNIE Jamie Rassmussen Carey Evans BEST LOOKING Mike Bistritz Gillian Theiss MOST MUSICAL Bill Larson Amy Arthur BIGGEST FLIRT Mike Kramer Lee Cole CLASS COMEDIAN Steve Diedrich Sue Beatty MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Damien Sells Janine Groth BIGGEST MOUTH Charlie Prentner Robin Scott FIRST TO GET MARRIED Doug Black Carey Evans MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC John Rusko Jane Morrissey BIGGEST PARTIER Paul Darrah Laura Martin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ted Pope Denise Waddington MOST EMOTIONAL Bill Morgan MaryBeth O'Donnell MOST LEADERSHIP Ted Pope Peggy Bombeck ROWDIEST John Updyke Jenny Mills FUNNIEST LAUGH Randy Rutkai Jenny Alexander MOST HAPPY GO LUCKY Chris Viland Debbie Porter NICEST SMILE Jim Solether Lee Philpott LEAD FOOT Greg Vickers Michelle Pokrass SENIORS 17 SCOTT CHARLES ACKER So Glad To Get out . . . Thompson Bound ... If you see Kay why owe you . . . After work all nighters with TB and the PVL ... I Love You Sarah PUNK OUT! SAMUEL JOHN ADAMS Mule . . . 2yrsVFB3yrs- VTRK . . . ILW98LBweak- ling . . . TAMF. Thanks . . . IOA . . . IYAMG. . . . SAJS . . . LAstOne . . MPAJNSROKGuyswhAtAm ISupposedToDoKNOW? . . . JMF . . . Guess WhAt JOEL ERIC ADELMAN Bar mitzva . Jewel . VB- Team PE I I . Scrog! . Or- ange Hair 2 yr Rah Rah . Grampies . 4pt Falls Jump The Roll . Jeep Var 254 . Blue Poly . Hockey Flirt . Sr Misfits . Be Good JAMES ALESTRI JENNIFER ANN ALEXANDER Jen . . . BB AC . . . Track CC . . . Never Laughed So Hard SB 254 Miles Rd Loud Skiks CSNY The Curb Wiped CK . . . Love ya MK’LRJC T-Freak . B38MJTU Ring binder CYLD DAVID W. ALSPAUGH GT'sW Group — Soccer — Track JEEP4WD — LEADFOOT — Long’s Met- ro — Quarry — Fort — XCSAM Blosm80 81 . . . Molson —Whop TB —FC— ANF — CFFlag . . . SWANPPH . . . Torquelt . . . BG-JS-KH SUSAN MARIE M. ANDERSON Music, the greatest good mortals know . . . One day. pure thought may be the normal condition of conscious intellectual ac- tivity! CC+OM 5 3 2BLY MARTHA ANDREWS SENIORS AC-AN 18 ROB ARNOLD AMY LYNN ARTHUR Music . . . Thanks DF . . . Band Spies . . . Nipochle CCDWKN — I I yrs . . . Only one thing matters— that wherever we go and however we go. we hear the music of life. RICHARD LEE ATKINSON Chief . . . FROSHFOOT- BALL . . . TRACK . . . MGR . . WRESTLING . . . CAROL . . . MARRIAGE? . . . NOV20198 1 . . . FRENCH . . . Goodbye CHAGRINFALLS . . . SUSAN KENT BEATTIE I BEATS . . . HUBBSAOL— HMKM! . . Colls . . . LAUGH! . . . NYC8088I . . . choir . . . SWD . . . 4yr b-ball . . . C-fam . . . TOP? . . . NYrs80 . . . 5of6 . Thanks rents fcfam! . . . Curtain. CAROLYN L. BELL Colfcw JK sreppihsrow wons . . . BLFAC 80 BLIB 81 . . . RaindropDrillw PARTNER . . . He's NOT my brother” Brownsfootball we- lovebrain JKMGAGKSMMKK LAURA ANN BADAL Boysenberry . Arby’s . Frosty . FLA82 . Prom8l . Good F riends: Barb. SDDWPBAPCCDW . Nuts . John Mom Dad . Here's to 12 more . Live . Love . Laugh . THOMAS H. BENNINGTON GT SW GroupF-ball . BB . ROLMetro . Quarry . . . BlosmSO 8 14WD ... Fort . . . J28 . . . Spot . ANFXCSAM . . . Torque . BEAVERS KHS-Wyck . MTWT . ANParties . JS 66 64 . DATBFCDLTP- BENNERS SENIORS AR-BE 19 MICHAEL THOMAS BISTRITZ Biche Stimie Mel Slanky AFB . Eggmen . DG Hoser . Doors . SCTV . RollSI . Homecoming SO . Ter . mas . Bum's Party . OB . 13 . rs . rs . MSD . LP DOUGLAS A BLACK 2 Quarts . . The Roll . . . SGEK . . . 13Ditches . . . cab Rody es . . . FD . . . CSNY . . . Columbus Trips . . . 4yrsCC£Track . . . To The Gregs and Craigs It's Been Fun . . . Love Laura JOHN CHARLES BOHM Brewers KP . . . croutons . . . Balls . . . Molson . . . twigs . . . spilled . . . bum . . . face . . . Vars B . . . SFUP . . . TSA . . . 18 . . . words . . . 095 . . . Burkes . . . Benners . . . STONES . . . TOT A'; w TERRY SCOTT BLEASE NO COMPRENDE STONE LESS . Beasels . . . Arms . . . Cutie THE STUDY HALL SYNDROME . . . TST . . . Mobile . . . ILFEPH . . . A 4.6 second SPOLILII . . . ROCKSIDE . . . VEIN WHAT?! Bols . . . Tennis 12 3 4. . . BG with Goldwoman . . . NHS . . . Lights and Shopping . . . Whoppie Pies . . . Gagme W . . . TGIF!(DEN) . . . B King . . . My other half.Kate . . . MSB Sam Adams and Mike Bistrilz show the ladies what they're made of. SENIORS BI-BO 20 MARGARET BOMBACK DALE CAMPBELL ALPHA-OMEGA Life is Just beginning Parly 82 NO More Dumbo Rag Col- lege Round. Roll Lucky Man. Help. Under My thumb. JANA KATHRYN BOYSEN BANANA . rahrah . Track MSB B52CE . HC8I . Col WOMBA . LP LCKLHHCE . Special Memories WJLP- UWH . SUPERDIPPERS . PancakesPictures Tramps- likeus LAST OE THE RO MANTICS PAUL Q. CAMPBELL Cross Country . . . Tennis . . . Math Club ... Ski Club . . . Band . . . Jazz Band . . . South Pacific . . . Venezuela . . . Swimming . . . Mexico . . . Bajita . . . Spanish TIMOTHY G. BURKE GT’s w Group . . . LongWeek . SoCoBASH . . . Spot . . . Beaver Dam . . . Quarry . . . XCski- a.m.StonesKinksS Blossom M.C. Torque . . . Fort . . . Metro in Snow . . . Southwyck . . . AMY LYNN CARLSON TheUSUALS:LHJLALPM MMSMMKBWCH LingLiveKUNDLLKHGCPAT . . . SKIING BON- EIRES PARTIES — RB SOSDatMM’s . . . OPatC's . . . DTfromMC . . . TKHSLK’s SoLongFriends- of 83 FRANK CARRAGHER SOCO . BASH . . THE . QUARRY . . . LONG . WEEK-END . . . GTWTHEG . STONES . . . KINKS . . . BLOSSOM MOODY BLUES? . . . SPOLIOLIS COLORADO . 79-81 . . . TRACK . . . TONI CARROL Thanx Mom Dad ... To Future Times w Doug LUV U . . . Kath I’ll miss U . . . Med or Law? . . . Greece4 80 . . . Charger 74 . . . BHJHBCSKKNSP . . . Yellow dog . . . I’m sor- ry” SENIORS BO-CA 21 RACHEL CARY WILLIAM CASTROVINCI WILLY . . 3yrs Soccer . . . R SIDE . . . EGB . . What? . . BTER . SBW Roof . . Good Luck D.T. F.T.P.K etc . . . V KELLY SUE CHLAD Beatles Bruce . . . Para diseMeds. Feds. Eps . . . PFDT1 WB % D Day . . . Track . . . 2CC State Ger- many . . . PrinceC 6 wench NHS-NMS . . . Proms . . . Thanx: PF. Gang. AmandaC Folks DP I Paul Campbell flashes a devilish smile PATRICK JOSEPH CLAWSON PJ . . . 2yrRahRah . . . Wrestling FMBWLRP DBS . . .PR 81 . . . WS PA . . . TEXAS . . PB BR CC . . . DBTR . . ThanksM D GoodLuckDippy AII JIM COBBLEDICK COBBY Red Tomato . . . James Stan DDubs Coop Shorn Mark . . . Tennis Soccer -t-ski . . . Summer in Michigan Jill . . . Pumpkin Roll . . . Special Cubs Joey Bum Petro . 25c BARRI LEE COLE Leesy You'veGotaFriendJBLP JB PK KL MP CB Some . Day Well . Look Back . On . This . It Will All . Seem . Funny . . Thanks Mom . Memo ries . Fla82 Rainbows.Bal loons 8 Tears . . . PETER AARON CHRISTIAN Petro D+D VP82 2yr Rah Rah Grampies Track VB Soccer V25 Aye Falls- jumping 22 Turin Hersh- kins Pumkinin Hockey Konig Mandos Face Ac- Challenge JLS SLE TXMD CARLA LEE CIMORELL ' j . . . Cackle Brain . . . Rah-Rah . NipochleW KNDWAA . . . 2Nuns . . . Freddies: SESMSLHHJV . . . Arbys . . . GLMALB KND6BWSAPBAASMSDDW Thanks Mom Dad ... WOUSzHIES FOREVER! % ANN CASSANDRA CONNER Cassmandu . . . SA RA . . sunScookies conehead . . . CFB Espana . . . Hablo Japones . . . my 4BB . . . heeheehee . . . Abumorning . . . It's True! SENIORS CA-CO 22 1 CRAIG CONSTANT Good Times Bad Times— Led Zeppelin . . . Fun with the Z.CR Riding Wres tling . . . Party with friends . . . Rowdies . . . Dazed and Confused . . . T.L.S. SUSAN KAY DARDEN Spaz . . . GT@Concerts . FLA82ThanxDAW KRG LB . Chris . dwccbgsdls NHS Smr80 . KSU Edi- tor . . . So long ago 8 so far away, but the dreams go on forever . . . GoodL- BOB PAUL S. DARRAH LED ZEPPELIN lts . time toRamble on . . . Darrahlict . . . Preparties . . Frock . . . B’s The Team . . . Strohs . 8 . the . HIGH life . . . Buzzn w EFJUGVIMMKJOGDCC GHJB . . . Anne. A penny for Bill Morgan thoughts DOUGLAS F. CUBBERLEY CUBS . . . VarsitySoccer-2yr . . STATE SEMIFINALS 81 . jto . Grampie . . . Eggmen . . . SOM . . . Varsity25 . . . GreenPolice . . . Canada . . . PEI I . . . M Moped . . TY MOM Mr-MrsRD JLJ . . . SBS BEVERLY JEAN DAHL What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us . . . 5 3 2000 . . . Butch and Salvador . . . 1001 uni- corns Patty Kravitz takes a leisurely break. Hershkins MTLIR Grampies 1st . Year . State . Soccer . 81 MB D8D . Elb . Medrian . TurinMan- dos Fins NY . V25 t face 2yr . rahrah Falls . jumping kinin . JR . . . Aye . Mate . TXM8D SENIORS CO-DE 23 Second period Commons for Scoff Acker includes a pool game DAN DERESCKEY SUSAN E. M. DOMAN POMS SCUM INSANITY JT-N-NY DWGCLUB ATS BROOKFIELD. CT CIGARS ON AND OFF THE WAGON RA DICAL TIMES W ROWDIES ITS GONNA TAKE ALOTA LOVE STEVEN ROSS DIEDRICH Gram pics 45 inarow PE I I IliB nhoJ GeaugaLake79 May I. 1980 M moped HC 81-PE withGT . Canada . Mom the eye doctor Sporfs efc Don't get involved Valeo GRACE ANNE DONAHOE MICKEYS I Hope There are no Preps Where Im Going . IkbH(dw) ds (ML EMJP Art Club? Prism! Drill Team FIAAFS . KMbMsMrBdThSJBI S. Pop Fix Party anyone? GREGG DUNBAR BUN . . . GUTLASS . . . ITS TIME TO RAMBLE ON . . . LED ZEPPELIN . . . DOORS . GOOD TIMES WITH THE DUDES . . . SHORT S . . . GEK PAR TIES ... THE HIGH LIFE . MICHAEL WILLIAM DURBIN JR DURBS . . . STATE SOC CER. CC. GB . . . HH . . . WCIS . . . PONG. CP . . . FACE . . . PBA. JB. SS. SJS. CC. KS. DK. TNBS. CB. DR. O. JS . . . THANKS MOM AND DAD . . . SAVA . . . SFG . . . BLOW IT OFF Computer say Hey Joe'' as Rachael Cary instructs Brooke Willis in Basic Seniors DE-DU 24 A wvrrr cast of premature � enioritis affects Karen Johnson and Carey Evans. DEBRA LYNN FALSGRAF . . . Swimming Heart- breaks . . . BestTimesOld- Gang . . . NewYr-New- Friends DP PK-MA MM JoYourTheGreatest . . . GZ . . . PumpkinRollSO 81 . . . Neil-Young . . . Thanks . Mom 8-Dad i ERIC WILLIAM FEUCHT DOORS . . . Great Times With Paul . . . wrestling . . . MyEyesRed . . . Camp- outs . SHORTSIonlyHad 2SREEB . . . Jeanette Uncle Al Big Red . . . FROCKER ERR . . . UGH ... THE TEAM WILLIAM J. DURKEE BEEF. Now I know what it is like to be a SENIOR . . . SEA WORLD . . BYE LG+KS . . . party mobile 3 more DURKEES . . . THANKS. WEEKEND . . . I MADE IT 3:14 LAURA ELLEN FITZPATRICK LaLa . . . Fritzie . . . Bisco's . . . TTLayoutEditor .. . Life with a Fireman . .. 3yrSC . . M MsForAPVT . . . NHS . . . NMS ... JF JA JF GH DB ... MITDS . . . I ll do it to- morrow CAREY LINNET EVANS SWEETUMS8Carwee.4yrRAH RAH. I 4'S Reunionsw MB8J GMS-BC Prom81 B52sJB L ove DreamsMBJGH}SDJB TH ANKSMisser Parks.URMF ALE.B S.8 9 80toF.ILY MSD 9 p . am i CHRISTOPHER L. FOREST Pumpkinroll82 . . . JOUR NEY .81 ... Mustang8l . DE FOREVER . . BIG Stink . . . WindsoR HX . . F lorida 8 181 othemarriage83? . . . Spe- cie's . . . Goodluck . RADFAFMKHSLSS DENNY MARIE GARRETT Thanks You Guys I’ll miss you . . . POM POMS FOOTBALL SWIVES . . . NEW YORK SUMMERS . COMMERCIAL ART OR ANGE THANKS T . . I LOVE YOU TIGERS . . . WRESTLING YA! . . . SENIORS DU-GA 2S JUDY GEIL JANE BARBRA GLUF Janer . . . Lil Sisll . . . JGT . . . FFE JRG8Me! . . . Browns KL . . . U44 . . . HC Queen . . . Logan . . . 4yBball.Vball.Track . . . ThanxCZ . . . Family . . . Thanx fortheBest of Times . . . LY-BMR KATHERINE ROSE GOLDMAN Goldie . . . Summer'80 B3BGW DS ... Bucky ... ILY SKD8LCB . . . TGIF . . . B.King . . . Miss Faflik ' . . . LighlsShopping w Lisa . . . Thanks for everythingM D . . . WGF? MARTHA E. GOSS Purple . . . GEZEBO Sleepoul . . . RAFTING . . S8H CAR REVESE AT 75 BRIAN!I INT APA? BAMOFIGHTl GOOD LUCK Carolyn.Amy.Betsy. Judy. Kim. Amy Till! The Grampie� strike up the band and entertain, a motley crew. BETH GRACEY 15 1 ... Bethel . . . leangreenmeanmachine . sleepovers . . . spoliolies . . . BW . . . Blossom . . uh huh . . . CO . . . TT . . . b-days . . . Fla'82 . . . Goodbye DOUGLAS HOWARD GREEN Greener . . . STYMIE B CHEDMDCCPKLCE Bets . Soccer STATE Semi's . . . Wrestling PWI . . MHL . . P’KN Roll’81 Summer 8 I . . . OSU Weekends ILY Big Sis 8 Bro M 8 D AMY GREENAWALD Prism —TT — YB —Ski — Deutsch — SummerSoft- ball—Twin —HRG —Rice— S + HCar — Rafting — A + AInc — Chipmunk — Where-are-you-girls-sup- pose-to-be— siren —MrP— Laugh Lesson — Bye dream . . . Je vous aime. Maman et Papa . . . 5 3 2000 . . . (Poe). SENIORS GE-GR 26 Engineering'' young men. Dave Heist and Jim Jensen try to keep the building from exploding Some people race with cars, some with bikes, but leave it to Bill Morgan and John Niemoller to race with lawn mowers CARSTEN HAEFEKER PAIGE MARGARET HANSEN PHAGE D-DAY KC S MEN GOODLITTLEGIRLS TRACKSUMMERSI SLEEP OVERS BMI THANXDW ASKCBGJSFC S OTHERS EXELLENT ALWAYSRE MEMBERTOSMILE . . . JANINE RENE GROTH Niner— Lilsisl— JGT — 5- RahRah4choir S SC 3 B ba11 I 0- I 5 - 7 8 to I 0-I 5 - 79Bunk . NYChweDHSB . 330 Family . LY ThanxJ- GDMMOCEHHKFRCGANG . Reunion . . . FFEIJBG Me . OneSOnlySis CRAIG HAMPTON HOLLY MADELANE HARRIS RASfcBERRY-H1 Speedy . . . TM4yrRahRahURMF . . . FA I R I 7 I -Showers . . . GST I 4s . . . Oinker FBW . . . load . . . We'veGot- Tonight . . . SmilesOpen- DoorsCGNS — BS — keep HOPEmyAMIGOS 77 CHARLES D. HEILMAN KENDRA JEANETTE HOPCRAFT Espana Hablo Japones . . . 505 stuff . . . 4 . . . Dis- owned Disco Sexpot . . . The Babe . . . Phone calls . . . M4ever . . . sleep- overs . . . Clowns The- store . . . Summer'80 . . . DAVID HEISS Franco 1981 ... Todd Len Dave Rob Patty Rich . . . JRLGJH . . Beatle Mania . . . Stanky P . . . Keepers . . . GZ . . . Acapulco . . . Headlands . . . CZ . . . COJG . . . Some! TERRY HORRIGAN REBECCA LYNN HLADIK Bird HEY Baby Band glockenspiel Good luck in Future S.S. Kent bound A.U. K.M. E.O. L.K. AJ. German Forever Mary Dimmesdale Dave BRYAN HOUGHTON sun's glow GREG A HOFFMAN THE STEELERS ... The Roll . . . Led Zeppelin . . . SKIING in Colorado . . . Slam It! . . . Party at Hoffmans . . . GTO . . . Graduation . . . SENIORS . . . I love you Jen . . . 12” KAREN ELIZABETH JOHNSON KJ . Beckys lil sis Nc . Jen . . . lamby . . BC SA RA . . . Spain Sala manca upbeat . . splatman ... no sweat . FozzieS Kermit . . Faming . . . TROOPS . . THANKS MOM! lh« seductive grin of Katie Goldman and Julie Syme make a rare appearance. IRENE KALT AES . . . CH USA great . . . Eiscream . . . Hiram . . Volleyball . DampfnudeLn . . . PH-MM GZKMZJFRC —UBA — MyLBRKihloch Moffel JANELLE E. KEBERLE Col. FC w CB . . . sreppihsrow wons . . . GIMPY . . . Crutch 2 . . . Band Overseer . . . JR SR FB’80-81 . . . Florida . . . themesongs . . . Good Luck CBMTKSMGDSAGMM KATHRYN LOUISE KELLEY Kater Potater Rocky TOT Elota S8S BBAC Splat manDDatCC Ar- by’s Miles Rd JKJMBLC- RJKM I'm wiped WB25« JS EP Skrim shaw Jammin Ursula THANKS MOM ROB KIHLSTROM CFHStfl No Stones Tickets SDVPope . Skiing Soccer . . . Zoo GototheOrange- game . . . PresidentGc . Millions Later CMFFF Goodbye LWDH . . . TRTP- CNAB . It's been great 4 nun TAMMY KNECHTL RICHARD M KRAMER KRAMES . . . NC W B£B . . The Roll . . . Senior Misfits . . . It's Not Like It Was A Good Time . . . The Bubble has its mo- ments but I’m Pullin’ Outa Here to Win. SENIORS KA-KR 29 PATRICIA LEE KRAVITZ WESTWANDERER HEAV EN . GoodTSW PortsFal SNutMegLPJPJMKAYS LilKravs The Jon Speedqueen 3 5 C CORKYS . BigD TRDHLW HC808I . PR0II8 I HI! DM WILLIAM B. LARSON D.C.R. . HORN POWER . TRI-TD OTHER STUFF . . . CHANNONS . . . STATE FAIR . . . ELEPHANT JOKES! . . . HAVE FUN DEBBIE .. MISS YOU ... KELLY J. LADYGA LADS . . . •RAMBLIN ' . . Getmany . . . BestBuddy- JG Sundays BSDL 44 . . . JB COLO PSP . . RNS.Sal . . . LPKLKKLC . . . LOVEMYBLOODSIS! . Showalittlefaith — there’smagicinthemght RICHARD P. LEROY Finally ItsOverGreatT imes- 4ABC82SoccertSueFruits- Ba beCook Thursday Nile SchowlangFriendsForever- Don I Worry A bout MeHey- ToddCollegeYeaDaveS' Yet another Wheatie victim? Poor John (Jpdyke. KERRY LINVILLE DAN LONG SENIORS KR-LO 30 KIMBERLEE K. LUCE Lillltf Bo Peep Conehead FB Wh rrr 2 now soliders Baa Baa Black Sheep - . 35 4:41 am CKCHN HS Mile BBAC JK MBL US JR CpCd Whatever Dreams t Love BJP SHEPPERD B. LUCE SCHEMP CF CY KL DF BF DB Mazzulo's Bi-Rite 80-82 B27-69 CAMARO Convt Penny Choir—78- 80 Ski-Club Pumpkin Roll Mass-Boston Cape-Cod Maine West 81 Aug J flk JAMES LUND Greg Vickers tries to ignore the gentle persuasions of Jenny Alexander. SUSAN DURHAM MAGEE Magoo . . . Geeweezer . . . 3 yr Tennis VTeam Cap . . . T Times. . . FRANCE ‘82 . . . Sailing . . . AFS . . . Who’s Who . . . 2 yr . . . YOU PREP YOU! . . . Special memories with friends BETH MAGERSUPP DAVID MICHAEL MAISTROS Mayo . . . Last of 7 . . . Lonch S-O-M G M JR . . V Basebal V- Quarters JAJNDCMKJ BMHL AFB Stymie Biche . . PEI 12 Hockey CfcGball . . . eggmen. Now What? I 3122 THANKS MOM Seniors LU-MA 31 A chummy trio of Ellita Mormon. Leslie Szitar and John McFarland KELANN MARIE MAUS kellyannie . . . Abbey . . . DJ . DrillTeam Cocaptain . . . Plays . . . KK7 . . . What more cook- ies .. . Goodbye Doesn't Mean Forever Memories . . . My Love To All . . . Peace john c McFarland jr. JMAC 3YRS TRACK HJ PV LATER WITH THE PITS 4YRS FOOTBALL OH WELL —YOU LOSE WHY BE NORMAL THE BUC KET LAPOS NON COM POS MENTIS TTFN susan McGinnis KIM ANNE METTEE DANNON ... ART . AFS . . . jkFlybutterSOO . . wefyb fbJ . . . HC8I HtoGUTfeelings DAMIAN- 459259297omondieuG- times Gfriends Thankyou GoodbyebutnotForever . . . LAURA MARTIN Mardin . . . PHM . . . QbJ . B Ball , . . 25« . . . ElotaS+S . . . CSNY . . . LA-woman . . . Toasted . . . Good Luck To All My Friends . . . CK . . . Thanks M + D . . . What ever-Will-be-will-be . . . MTR STEVE MATOUSEK A bewitching pair. Scott Acker and Sara Becker combine forces. SENIORS MA-ME 32 kim Mettee flashes a smile KAREN MUHOLLAND Mully . . . I’msorry . . . Pepsi Spaz NewMex ico 81 . . EXPLORERS swimming . . . SOFTBALL ... Twin ... Pa. n.j ... CEJBLK . . . Good Times w friends . . . Good Luck . . . OU RAYMOMD T. MIKOL ROCKIN . RAY . JAY . CARL . Miko LS . CY- CLOPS JUNIOR JONNSON . HAMBER GERMAN . . ZEPPELIN HI . RPS MARK D. MILLER Sparky’' . . . oreo . . . SS. CN.DW.BM.JR.KS . . . Florida . . . HCQueen . . . Ping-Pong . . . Tennis WILLIAM GEORGE MORGAN III LAWNS! SOMCHAMPS '79 '80 PW 8 K A J LONCH B BALLCHAMPS 80 NHS JOE A MATT 6:33 E VETS NHOJ GL FINS 45inarow BK AA . JJ 8 18 80 ILY M8D ELLITA ANN MORRISON . . . Euglina . . . Football . Deutsch FT A Green- ville 28yr old’s? RTA Movies Goodbye Chagrin Hello . . . BOSTON . . Party GDLSRBHSDTJP JENNIFER SUSAN MILLS SB . . . Widend BAAH! ... 254 TOT .. . Crimemobile . . . 4:41am Elota S S . . . BC gw ph DDatCC . . . KAREN JAKKKLLMCCGTRS . . . Schrimshaw . . . Baa Baa Blk Sheep ... No Sweat JANE E. MORRISSEY ILuvNewYorkOhioDrivers- MPQuartersTheChange- BeckyRSEaglesDaveMason- YoYoThanxMom 4- Dad- F ranee MG Midget NewKidln- TownPreps + FreaksDet- JoeysSummerKMSeeYou- Later C.F.H.S army brals: Don Shanklin. Tom Bennington. Charlie Prenlner. Chri Damato. and Pele Christian. KAREN LOUISE NEUMAN Neumie . . . Nipochle W AACCDW— “Keep it going ' . . . SaxPower . . . BandSpies . . . Twonuns . . Music — Severance Hall Droppies . . . BF -1 I yrs . . . FHH MARY ELIZABETH O'DONNELL MOB . Reunion JGCE . SGCIneverlaughssohard . 5 yrs — rah Bball . Skiks . HC80 Va% . BBAC ILYJKJ LCJHC . Youllnevermakeit . DSD . Dont look back . CYLD BRADLEY PAYNE SENIORS NE-PH 34 JOHN NIEMOLLER France 78 81 . . . Jill . . . 80Proof . . . Llib-Evets . . . Var Quarters . . . Geauga Lake 79 . . . SWAT . . . FACE . . . MK DM JA . Gurney-Church Ball . . . The Band . . . Stones 81 JEFF OVERMAN LED ZEPPELIN OVER DOSE PRELIMINARIES KINROLL8 I . SHORTS DOORS SEAGRAMSSEV EN . HOUSESOFTHEHOLY WKENDCAMPER . SGEK GDLUC JUGD CCPDEFG VGHMKTMJB aw j m JUDITH STEWART PHILLIPS Friends.old new . . . HS RBDTEMGDL RFSWSHDLK- CBBKMLSSMJBBM . . . BEATLESALLYOUNEEDIS- LOVE . . . ROCKY HOR ROR . . . What is life?V70's . . . KSUOSU . . . SAYONARA . . . COOPER NOONE 7 I 3 64 —JG Too! . . . Nooper . . Special Janes . . . DTandSnow . . . Ski Tennis . . . MM DW Red? Shom-SalLb . . . MeHrAISgEnUg JS KP The Haus . . . MBIues . NEI4I0IS WILLIAM L. NORWICK Bob’s Brother . . . Track . . . Cross Country? . . . Soccer? Great Times with Buzz in Europe . . . Honey Harbor . . . NHS . . . Ski- ing with Paul . . . Mu Al- pha Theta Martha Goss and Carolyn Bell fight it out. Stairstepping: Carey Evans. Sue Griswald. Susan Darden and Sue Doman. Carla Cimorell attempts to blow yet another bubble for the photographer Sue McGinnis cleans up one way or another. A poised pair: lee Cole and Jana Boysen WILLIAM MATTHEW PHILLIPS FbtoSOC.TPS.HockeyF.Raft ing FallsDiving Bumm Gramp ies.P ROLL.Var25.LoLaHSY PAMHSR BB 2yrs raraTippy. SIFTW.face.MF.itsamonkey.S KN.TXM+D.CF!82 AMANDA M. PIERCE Summer in The Park Beth PwJfJwDaPwPcIhTsCsPfSh- Tw At Macs RacetrackPar- ties Wild Weekends At Webers Half-Year!! Maver- ickLadyBreezy Love You Friends SUSAN MICHELLE POKRASS Mish — 2yr rah Jamin Eddy LM 8 KK scitzo 4:4lam 25C Metro 8 Calif LA woman LS Liven 4 wk ends 8 Steve Now- Iwontbebacktil'lateron. ifldocomebackatall . . . LEAH RISTON PHILPOTT Good Times 8 Good Friends —LCJBKL? Rah- Rah PJC-FMB BeHappy Thanks EL W8J-UWH GL Wiss 8 Hal ILY M8D MTB I S-Memories Self- hood Begins By Walking Away USC AMY CATHERINE POINTER AMES— It's So Romantic” Sensation at ’’Wendy '' NYEve'80 . . . WINDJAM- MER 81 MAINE . . . THANKS —LB.DW. MM.RW. DW.RC8PDP COLOR ADO? NYw MAB . . . LYLAS . . . FLA 80 EDWARD CARVER POPE ”Lost time is never found again” B. Franklin SENIORS PH-PO B5 DEBORAH LEE PORTER Ports . . . Porker . . . Rit- Rit Good Times with PKMADFMMDSPCCZMB Batter Mas Ter.Joe's . . . Homecoming 80 . . . Lau- rie .. . CORKY'S ... Cos . . Thanks M D Freebird Bye! JAMES RASMUSSEN RAS KinnenSO SI Fallsdiv- ing . . . Bruce . . . ScariesP . . . Spock . . . FiFi ... Mr Roper . . . Cobymoan . .. O’burke . . . Doobs and March I I for- ever . . . Campus Life . . . Lil Abs JA JOHN JOSEPH JAMES RUSKO JOHNNY JJ . SHAGGY . . . Zeppelin PythonFor- ever . . JAMMIN’ JOHN . . . OABR'S RIDGE RANCH ROWDY ZOSO . 'THE BAND'' DdROLL . . . FOREVER BAFFLED . . k V CHARLES LAWRENCE PRENTNER Forever a Pirate All CVC F Ball Thanks JPCVMF SDEA PCTT . . . Medrian Donna the Bestest Thanks 11 8 Just Wait! Buddies CMFFF NonetheLess Big Jim TODD B. RICHARDS TheRoadToUtopia . . . DH and Dave With The Wave . . . RL Vanhalen . . . BLONDES.BEACHAND JB? . . . Mr.Olympia 1985 I'll Be Up There . . . STANKY Gamekeepers . . . LW . . . SOMF! RANDY L. RUTKAI I Rux Randell . . . ZyrRah- Rah . Varsity F-ball . . . B- ball Blonds DW.CZ JS SD Track . PV Grampies- Lo La . . . HC8I Hockey USA . . . Hovercraft? GB . . RFT-II . . . Falls . . . Laura Chris Viland. alias ihr one armed bandit, conquers the ping-pong lourna went. Doug Cubberly and Scotty Davis enjoy a ■‘cool lunch to say the least. SENIORS PO-RU 36 TED SAKOSKE 4 YR SOCCER STATE SEMIFINALISTS KINKS AC DC HIT THE LIGHTS CRUISING THE PED IM GONE TS CARL SCHMIDT STEVE J. SCHOMISCH Schome . . . Track-HJ . . . COOLPOINTS . . . MARCIE for HCQMM.MD.DW.JR. KS.MW.CN JCCOMF. NOSE. WCIS SFGPONGYODA . . . OS . . GRADES . . . ELOFACE!!!! Mad chemist Besly Vogel concentrates DAMIAN BOAKE SELLS BYrFB Track52ft67Fla. PJCMOOSE . RollJYr . . Zeppelin VlDS. Punk TP8DL25C4WD PSTxMSD . . . 9 9 79 M?My4BB PORTS KM6NY . grapes WEFYBWHAPOH Zoo . CZPCG L Brian DONALD BORDEN SHANKLIN WARGAMES . . . chainsaw . . . Chaz . . . youcando- allthingthruhim ... JA VermontS I . . . DAMIAN UPSANDdowns . . . 1st TEAMFB . . dream team . . . MBBMSD . . . ILUSAL FOREVER ROBIN SCOTT Rooter Hooter Scooter (AB)J SSJ Rake It Tennis i' ayrs DOS SC BJ + M TU Green Machine 25 CJJK- KKLGMMBT Jim Louds The Beach STEVEN JAMES HANSON SELF Espana-Adios Bajita y AJp- diddles . . . Waddlywu S S2 . . . GE S LEGS . . Prom‘8l w AJ . . . Band’s not for stars!! Preppy . . . haunted hayloft . . . Di-all hands . . . S Hound DIANE SHUKYS SENIORS SA-SH 37 KATHY LYNN SLATE Keep your face always to- ward the sunshine—and the shadows will fall be- hind you. W.W. JAMES H SOLETHER II STYMIE SCOOTER S-O- M8l LONCH VarsityB Ball Baseball AFB BICHE MEL STANKY GREENER PWI HOCKEY EGGMEN ROLL8I MHL LOVE YOU MSD DAVE SMITH Toby . . . Rock'n'Roll . . . New York Dolls . . . Zep- pelin to Dec.21 . . . see . . ■ My keychain is broken . . . Bethie . . . The Lake . . . Freebird . . . Spring Backpack . . . ILY . . . Thankyou KEVIN STANEK Spock . . . Mr.Roper . . FiFi . . . Welchkin . . Fallsdive . . . 25 . . kinninSO $1 . . . YM . . TonsofFun . . . Bruce . . HUCKFinn . . . CL . . Freebird . . . NHS . . ThanksMD . . Of course the senior women are � 1! TOP: L Cole. M Pokrass. I Bolster. J Mills. L Martin. C Conner. J Streeter BOTTOM: J Gluf. J Boysen. L Philpott. C. Evans JOANNA G. STREETER Jo . gimme a break . . . AfcWCC state . . . RAYN • • try it sleepovers . . . ff- discount NYeve'79 . . . Thanx mes amis 20 jugs?! . . . CSN Y-don’t let it bring you down . . . JULIE ANN SYME JULES ... 505andstuff ... It shelter . . . 829 . . . MTWT . . . meanlean greenmachine . . . HEART- BREAKERS ... Spolioli ... 4KH? sleepovers . . BBvbcc? . . • KNCH’ACK ... solo ... bml ... CUTIE LESLIE ANN SZITAR HEY DIPSTICK!All The Memories With TA.JN.MK. JF.KC--NDA. USAF? You SHMUCK KM NANA Luvya MOM.DAD and Lil SIS T-T MADE IT! Here We End Here We Begin CAROLE LYNN TADDEO JsSbCbT r K c L w 9 5 - LEMMONSNOWalk Like An Egg—TDR — phuquit- The Rolling Stones no. I LoveULive—Keith Richards My Little Rock'n’Roll — LetsDoSomething After We Die??? Jennie. Laura, and Kate revert back to childhood and flying balloons. AMY THOMAS Kundi HGCPLKGBJLAC- MC2JKSGNB AFS EMR GL to SABDAGMGKMBV love to the Carles my fam- ily Grannies Thank you Miss Barnes . . . Schlectes Amy Gross creates a Chesire Cat image. GILLIAN E. THEIS Gillman . . . RB . . Wideend Idon’twanttodealwithitfl . HC8ISPIS WITH SD . . Summerof81 withKen . . ELMO soaps . . . NY . . AnnaB . . . Gooch 4:41AM . . . Special Than JP V . MARK R TINNEMEYER TINS . F BALL BS YRCFJVSM V50 . 27 T-N-A Churchill High Tennis Swimteam Freebird . BF-AN.DS.BM Blackridge NF-RRSASRJK Pitt is it NICHOLAS I. TRUDICK TRUDES . . . Jyr WRES TIER ... THE ROLL 82 . JIU JITSU . . . DOORS . . . AT LEAST AN EIGHT CAB ROWDIES NICE CARS - MUNCHIESJLCH- SCEZOWHSSMPDLHLKAL- KGKNDWKSJR SENIORS SY-TR 39 RICHARD ERNEST TURSIC THE FLEA. TURkMAN SEE YA S CPRES F SB ball Wts AC BBS. OABR. JD. TRIP lUorPU? THE POP ECVDSRESTOF AP ERS; SCSDHR(NY); KS6MHGANG; KMT Thanx M i D! Life Goes On CHRISTOPHER PAUL VILAND ESQ POULAN V ... 2 yr? B Ball 2 yr Academic Challenge MAN DOS. TURIN. kONIG and ELBRE PERTH CMFFF Parade SHANkS. TED. CHAS. PEDRO HERSH C m La Vie LEONARD WALL RICHARD JOSEPH UNGAR WHO RU7 THE CRASH ROLL ’8 I OCTOBER 17. THE BEGINNING. LAURA DS. JP. RE. LK HEINENS 4C AS FOR CFHS WE WONT GET FOOLED AGAIN! ’ THE WHO! AVERY DICKSON VILARDO Best Years Of My Life?!! . . . Volleyball Manager . . . PIZZA ... Gel a Job?!? . . . Dancin' ... My Favor- ite— DR . . . Anti Prep . . . Thanks for all the good times SD 8 MW Andy and Carla lake a break from grin for the camera JOHN B UPDYKE UPS Led-Zeppelin Buzzed Good Times heads 82 RR SN F-Ball Wrestling Frock Laura Matt Stu I 2 Shorts Monkeyballs Mom 8 Dad Its Time to Ramble On ELIZABETH A. VOGEL AFS INDOSUMMER Bali Rice slabor shandy socks M 8 MS Doughnuts Teddybear sss Skiing Se- rene Dingy SPOM GHOM ZOO WAYGSTB Collage Strawberry Poems Thanks! their strenuous studies to GREG STAMM VICKERS GTO . . . BUICK. S R . . . W.30 . PreParties . . . ZEPPELIN DOORS . . Budastick . . . SGEK Shorts . . . Camper Excursions MonkeyBalls . . . Frock . . KAR It's Time To Ramble On . . . DENISE ANN WADDINGTON Wadds . . . Prism . . . Francais . . . Mock — TTimes . . . NHS ... Fla '82 . . . CL . . . concerts! . . . KSU KMI . . . little sis? BOLBGCCLB SDAPAGBW The odd egg . . KMB . . . SKDtears n pretzels Caught you by surprise, huh. Deb? ROBIN MICHELE THOMAS WALTERS Smile Sugar . . . Friends A P 8 DW Small Hands gig- gle VB A CL Cabin Villi- brenta Sr Gym Fla Thanks Mom 8 Dad I luv you Jamie Bye . . . LISA HELENE WORTH FINALLY FREE ... I Get By With A Little Help From My Friends Speed- meter . . skeercdeb . . . APPLESNOW . . . Hi . . . Phuguet My Dream Lives On FOREVER I LOVE YOU TOM—6 13 80 MARK PATRICK WARNOCK FiFi Spock Mr Roper Bilb Willi stick ZACH COBBS SHOME Blo om 0 Rod Breezewood cP’S D ID THANX. A V. TS. RW JM. DW. IV. SD. MI. SM. KL. DIANE RENEE WRIGHT Wrong Hi Dif — NHS — Rowdies Smile —Li’l Bro— confusion No Prob — Stats — Flirt — Best of times — Thanx Kids JSWK. Mom — BGHNDS — Good Luck All Luv ya — APRWLHMMSGSSNTRC DONNA LYNN WENNERSTROM life memories To Be Cont. nhs. rah-rah stuff char AA. CC. KN NIPOCHIE SD LB ARBY'S Fla 82 KnJ GLdeb tim . . . 65 buddies. I gm footprints . . . DALE V WYVILLE BLOOD BROS. SDRRJSCZ. NO C TENNIS ... NO DOUBT THEROLL THANKS JOE . . THEME WKEND GLIMMER TWIN . FIN LAND I GENESIS GB SR YR RAH RAH SSZROB SSGZ. LATER PEOPLE GIOVANNI M. ZORZI AFS . . . Soccer State 81 . . Pumpkin Roll . . . Friends . . . DFIKAM . . . Genesis . . Homecoming . . . Thanks Mom 8 Dad TROY WHITMAN CHARLES RUSSELL ZACHEM III KINKS 80 8 81 ... Louie. Louie Stones 81 . . . Flor- ida 81 ... CB?? 113 yr all 8 GBall . . . Snow with D.S. . . . SNUGS BB 3:15 . . . Fun With The Brothers Len 8 Playboy . . . TXm8d . . . OSU NOT PICTURED JIM BURNETT DON FINK JIM HOWELL CHIP LEACH LEEANE FILMECK Seniors Bill Durkee John Bohm Rich Tursie Ted Pope. Paige Hanson. Dave Alspaugh. and Kelly Chlad plan a beach party for January 29 Seniors WA-ZO 41 SERFS 42 SERFS 43 Junior clast officers: Kelli Wall. President. Anne Byrnes. Secretary; Dawn Calder. Treasurer; and Vice President. Andy Weise nder the dedication of the Junior class offi- cers and their advisor. Mr. Fordyce. the Ju- niors had a very successful year. Their first major task of the year was the football con- cessions. and the Juniors calmly handled the perils of this duty. They fared well. too. with their next great duty — preparing for the Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom committee created a beautiful Prom. However: everyone —Seniors included — claimed the Prom a smashing success. JUNIORS 44 JUNIORS Megan Anderson Julie Anhur Chandra Badwin Charlie Bares Sally Bartunek Sarah Becker Jill Benson Kathy Bierman Jack Blease Greg Bodwell Connie Bridges Neil Brown Dara Bryan Jeff Bryan Anne Byrnes Susan Cage Dawn Calder Laura Campbell Jeff Carter Rob Castle Mark Chafe Todd Chandler Betsy Clark Kevin Clegg The junior boys help the junior girls plan their strategy for the Junior- Senior Girl's Football Game. The practicing seemed to pay-off since the junior girls were victo- rious. Kelly Collier Marcia Cook Richard Courtney Mark Cressman Eric Crouse Doug Cummings Tracy Davis Janet Deedrick Doug DeFranco Meg Doman Sharon Dooley Polly Durkee Maureen Early Aaron Eckard Brenda Fitch Susan Fitzpatrick JUNIORS 45 The sign on the door says research passes only, but these two ju nior boys. Brett Rudolph Bill Porter are only doing research on the proper way to girl- watch. Scott Flom Ken Foley Jenny Fow Jennifer Fox Sue Freer Joan Fruhauf Tim Fury Jon Gebler Lisa Gibbon Kareen Gilbert Sue Griffiths Lesley Hall Pete Hammonds Laura Harrison Emily Hartsock Liz Fteiss Arianne Hemlein John Henderson Robin Hilty Doug Himes Greg Hincke Scott Hovet Lisa Howard Jane Howell Christa Hummer During their free time. Robin Hilty and Dawn Calder coach prospective ping-pong champions. JUNIORS 46 Ali Landy and Sue Lorenlz are mum about the source of Ali s Mum at the fall Homecoming Game. Andy Hyde Jodi Janosek Janice Jeffries Scott Jerpbak Joe Jicha Wendy Kail Liz Katz Lettie Kinloch Jean Klebenow Jeff Kleinman Mike Kline Donna Knechtl Tim Kobus Kara Koprowski Doug Krause Lisa Krsacok Sherry Kucera Kris Kunkel Joe Kwasny Allison Landy Suzie Landy Jody Lane Sara Lang Jim Larue Sue Lorentz Becky Loy John Marino Shawn Martin Mark Masters Shannon McCarthy Darren McCulley Erin McDonnell Michelle McHenery Debbie Mendelsohn Michelle Mikol Bruce Milloy Tony Miralia Mari Miralia Polly Mix Anne Moore Patrice Neuman Carrie Nigbor Scott O'Brien Roger Olsen Nancy Olson Ben Parsons Sally Payne Jane Phend JUNIORS 47 Bill Porter Cathy Porter Debbie Porter Pete Rasmussen Steve Richardson Greg Riegel Dave Rinder Mark Ross Jim Rouru Brett Rudolph Scott Russell Tricia Savage Brian Schindler Robin Schlundt Karen Schulze Karen Scott Steve Segerson Brian Sells Tom Shaffer Ann Sherman Joe Shukys Kelly Shuster Jenny Simko Diane Skipper Anne Snavely Carolyn Snider Toddie Soule Pat Stack Martha Stanton Roger Steele Lynneanne Stevenson Tim Streel Heidi Sulyok Renne Swanek Audrey Tomalin Shelly Toth John Turi Karen Tursic Carol Venning Tim Vince Talk about spirit! Debbie. Lisa, and Suzie really know how to do it up right. Michelle and Jan —best of friends, forever. JUNIORS 48 Paul Vogl Kelli Wall Kevin Whitelaw Sue Whyman Andy Wiess Carol Wilber Laura Wilharm Beth Williams Brooke Willis Dawn Wing Donna Wing Allison Wood Debbie Woodruff Linda Yost Cora Young Eric Zaretsky TOP LEFT. Sure. sure. Anne and Bren- da—smile and try and fool Santa TOP RIGHT Andy Hyde is one of the few juniors who believe that if you can t write with them, wear them. Heidi Sulyok agrees, apparently LEFT. Well, the junior girls did succeed, partly due to cheerleaders John Marino. Steve Segerson. John Turi and Tom Topalian Not big on outfits, but very big on noise. JUNIORS 49 7he Sophomore class of ’84. advised by Mrs. Linda Gilmore, had a good star! this AV I . year as far as money was concerned, and thanks to everyone's involvement and our great class spirit we ended this year very successfully. At the beginning of the year we sold Homecoming mums and the concessions at J.V. football games. Class Officers: secretary Eileen Clegg, vice president —Laura Osborne, treasurer—Calie Harvey, and president Krysann Siedel. Things went slow for awhile but with a maga- zine sale in February, the sale of ’’Sweetheart'' messages for Valentine's Day. a rummage sale, a car wash in the spring, and of course, numer- ous bake sales, we were able to acquire the ap- proximate balance needed in our treasury. We had a terrific year and the class of ’84 will al- ways strive to make our high school years the best years of our lives............so far. SOPHOMORES 50 upperclassman Polly Durkee Albert. Debbie Alspaugh. Chris Anderson. Carol Badal. Dan Baldwin. Dan Bares. Kent Barnes. Chris Barry. Michelle Belnap. Chris Bohm. Eric Brooks. Jennifer Bryan. Deirdre Bryant. John Burger. Matt Burton. Alicia Carpenter. John Castrovinci. Kristina Charlton. Treg Christian. Sarah Wendy. Church Cimorell. Don Clawson. Chris Cole. Lionel Cook. Linda Cook. Mike SOPHOMORES 51 Corde . Carrey Cosenlino. Dave Cotlone. Anna Craig. Bob DeCroce. Tracy Delafranconi. Michelle Diamond. Marcy DiCarro. Maureen Dishong. John Durkee. John Kyla Smith and Tonya Eckard feel studying for chemistry is quite boring, but studying with a friend is more fun. Early. Kathy Eckard. Tonya Falsgraf. Karen Faubel. Jill Ferguson. Jeff Fleming. Maryann Gebler. Eric Giltz. Libby Girard. Mark Golden. Mark Goodman. Kim This sophomore clan expresses their disgust following the Browns-Steelers game Surrounding Kristin Philpott (the only Pittsburgh fan) are Mike Jung. Steve Laird. Bob Craig. Karen Falsgraf. Tim Piai. Matt Hanley and Barry Winovich SOPHOMORES 52 Greenawald. Sharon Grots. Julie Hamilton. Kim Hanley. Matt Hansen. Toby Harsh. Liane Hartman. Bob Harvey. Catie Heffern. Mike Henderson. Mary Kay Hill. Scott Hladik. Laurie Hopcraft. Brian Hoyle. Barb Huston. Carmen Hyde. Pete lafelice. Charles Jicha. Kim Johnson. Amy Johnson. Rick Jung. Mike Kama. Karen Kaniecki. Laura Karen Keberle Kershey. Luann Kinkaid. Amy Knipper. Doug Ladyga. Marc Laird. Steve Lane. Amy Lanza. Steve Lawler. Jeff Lindfors. Li Lister. Laura Lorentz. Mary Jane Mahon. Tom Mahoney. Dianne Masters. Sarah Matousek. Mary Kay McConnell. Craig SOPHOMORES 53 McElhinny. Tony McGuiggan. Sharon McKeough. Pal Mrlirr. Chris Miller. Paul Milosevich. Jeanette Moore. Brian Moroney. Mike Moser. Jenny Muller. Brad Munz. Camie Neilson. Cathy Nelson. Greg Newhouse. Jeff Neuger. Jill Nielson. Sven Eastern Onion pays a to the commons for Mckeough s Birthday students en|oyed her formance more than infamous Tiger Burger O'Connell. Annemarie O'Keefe. Elizabeth Osborne. Laura Ovark. Ron Payne. Chris Pearce. Dave Philpott. Kristin Piai. Tim Pierman. Margaret Pinkett. Jeff Porter. Tim Prideaux. Ann Rail. Bethany Rathbone. Debbie Revelle. Dan Robinson. Wendell Rosette. Kristina Rullman. Karen Rusko. Anne Rusko. Beth Savel. Marta Schiemann. Sue Schindler. John Schmidt. Jack SOPHOMORES 54 Schoeppner. Melissa Siedel. Krysann Shaffer. Julie Shanklin. Kelly Shukys. Jim Smith. Kyla Smith. Sarah Snavely. Polly Streater. Jennie Subel. Jack Sutcliffe. Geoff Sutcliffe. Jennifer Sutherland. Jim Thomas. Debbie Thomas. Max Tutolo. Ann Veit. Barb Waddington. Barb Wall. Darla Walsh. Sean Ward. Janet Weaver. Laurie Wennerstrom. Debbie Winovich. Barry Wright. Kevin Zellner. Maura SOPHOMORES 55 FRESHMEN OFFICERS. Treasurer. Cindy Keim; President. Nancy Filz; Secretary. Adelaide Thompson. Vice President. Mike Clark. Ithough the Freshman class started out rather slow- ly. their treasury steadily grew as their unity in creased. The class as a whole did well on its first endeavor at selling fruit-scented soap; overall, over S 300.00 was made. The memories of the class’ first year with the big kids will last a lifetime, as visions of getting lost, trying to organize the first car wash, and attempting to survive Baby Biology re- main permanantly stamped on each student's mind. The class looks forward to growing up and becoming sophomores. FRESHMEN 56 Adelman. Wendy Alexander. Megan Alpeter. Curl Anderson. Eric Anderson. Scot! Joe O'Connell is true to Chagrin even when he's climbing the highest mountain peak. Arthurs. Kara Asplin. Thomas Baker. Michael t Baldwin. Rebecca Banks. Molly Bannerman. Heather : Bargar. Dave Barile. John Barnes. Peter Barosh. Bryan Barter. Amy Beaven. Frank Bell. Lloyd Bello. Lolita Bierman. Bill Bollen. Missy Bowe. Alisa Brett Matt Brooks. Amy FRESHMEN 57 Brown. Chris Bruner. Henry Buckey. Holly Buddenhagen. Douglas Burger. Kristin Burnett. I Busby. Rob Calder. Chris Expertly following the photographers demand. Heidi Exline and Heather Bannerman smile for the Birdie Senior woman Karen Mulholland spots Kathy Rog ers on the bars. Carpenter. Iracy Casey. Patrick Chall. Amy Chard. Chip Clark. Mike Clegg. Cathy Connelly. John Conner. Jenny Conrad. Kevin D'Amato. Michael Darden. Bob Detweiler. Doug Dingwell. Terry Dishong. Mary Distad. Barbie Easly. Mark Eastburn. Karin Exline. Heidi Fitz. Nancy Foley. Thomas Gaile. Beth Goss. John Gouy. Steve Haybron. Dan FRESHMEN 58 Heartz. Scott Heffern. Jim Hr� � . David Hill. Pam Hollies. Mary Holyland. Paul Houston. Richard Hunt. April Hunter. Lindsay Hunter. Megan Jirousek. David Johnson. Deborah Juergens. Kenneth Kay. Sean Kelley. Shea Keim. Cindy lee Mighdoll attracts an amazed crowd as he performs the greatest feat: conquering the dreaded Rubik's cube in one minute, thirty seven seconds. Kihlstrom. Beth Kinloch. Julia Koprowoski. Ken PXpf(l-'I,r'eNrT,’- c op ' E ? 2.b7 °00- Korcykoski. James Kramer. Amy Kranchalk. Cheryl Krissinger. Jack LaFrance. Brigitte Lockemer. Todd Lohf. Doug London. Joelle Lund. Kristin Lund. John MacPherson. Christopher Mapes. Kristin Marlin. Seth Martinko. Susan Matousek. Tricia Mattern. John FRESHMEN 59 Diligent Freshman ZENITH laborers. Sheila Stewart. Meredith Milby. and Stephanie Pinckard. take a much earned break McCarthy. T.J. McFarland. Mack Mcllroy. Robert McKeough. Tim Mendelsohn. Jane Mitfhdoll. Lee Milburn John Milloy. Meredith Monastra. Monica Monaslra. Pam Morris. Jim Nelson. Gregory Ness. Julie Nichols. Rnan O'Connell. Joseph Otis. Dana Otto. Chris Owen. Sarah Palanza. lexy Palo David Pieramici. William Pinckard. Stephanie Pointer. Paul Pope. Helen Porter. Dale Oumn. Dan Ralhbone. Ronnie Reinhard. Trey Reitz. Vicki Rogers. Kathy Rost. Ronald Rowe Jill Sakoske. Michael Setter. Martha Schlaker. Mike Schulze. Jane Self. Suzy Smith. Don Smith. Janet Smith. Kelli FRESHMEN 60 Smith Margie Smy ver Marabeth Sotomayor Oscar Stanton Margaret Stanton Pete Steele lone Stevens. David Stewart. Sheila Stone. L sa Taft. Tad Tegge. Chos Thoma Mike Thompson. Adelaide Tropf. Tammy Tinnemeyer. Eric linkrich. lee Viezer. David Vild Christopher ViNo Matthew Walters. Timothy Wamock. Connie Wilharm Julie Wmg Bob Winovtch Brian Wyvdle. Darren Young Adam Youngberg Chris Zalba Anthony Zetwick. Christopher Zodrow Charles Amy Barter Marabeth Smyser and Suxy Self flash mischevous grms FRESHMEN 61 gc SPORTS 62 SPORTS 63 VARSITY BASEBALL ROW 3: I Bennington. S. Diedrich. G. Olis. J. Elliot. I. Miralia. L. May (Coach). ROW 2. J. Leonard R Cohn. T. Porter. K Stanek. D. Maisros. R. Tursic. B. Morgan ROW 11 D Shanklin. K. Parker. B. Porter. J. Solether. M. Bistritz. Bat Boy. BASEBALL 64 Mike and Don spit and chew. Rich Tursic keeps his eyes glued to the game; Steve Diederich is not so intent. he 1981 Varsity I Baseball team fin- ished third in the C.V.C. with an 8-6 record. Overall, they were 12-9. Though very young, only two senior starters, the Tigers were highly competive all season and advanced to the sectional finals for the Sth straight year. Leading the team were senior co-captains Jerry Elliot and Kevin Parker. Jerry Elliot led the team in hitting with a .391 average and was award- ed first team, second base C.V.C. honors. The pitching was led by sophomores Tony Miralia with 5 wins and 2 losses and Bill Porter with 6 wins and 3 losses. Bill earned 2nd team all C.V.C. LEFT: John Dishong cracks (hr ball ami sends it sailing straight out of the ballpark. BELOW; First basemen Kevin Clegg tags the opponent for a third out. r n 1981. the J.V. Baseball ■ team posted a 3 — 9 J record. Among their victo ries was a 5 to 4 win over J. V. champion West Geauga team. The J.V. program is a build- ing and learning experience. Twen- ty different ball players participat- ed in games during the season. Leading the J.V. offense were Tim Piai. Treg Charlton. John Dushong. Andy Gajan. Joe Kwasy. Steve Richardson. Greg Nelson, and Kevin Clegg who had fine seasons and are hoping to help the varsity in 1982. ROW I; A. Ga|an. S. Laird. I. Charellon. K. Clegg. D. Pearce. T. Piai. ROW 2-. Coach Ponikvar. J. Kwasny. D. Cummings. J Dushon. K. Wright. K. Foley ROW 3: Connie Bridges. J. Subel. D. Knipper. $ Richardson. G. Nelson. R Schlundt. ROW I: J. Jicha. T. Pop . J. Bares. S. Adams. B Dooley. I. Vince. G. Vickers. ROW 2. k. Arthur. I. Whitman. K. Arthur. D. Wyville. B. Rudloph. K Arthur. I. Burke. D. Alspaugh. ROW 3t N. Brown. M Durbin. B Muller, J. Russell. R Rutkai. P. Christian. M Cressman. J. Jicha. ROW 4: C. Payne. E Zaretsky. D. Sells. B Norwick. K. Arthur. B Schindler. R Castle. I Huff ROW 5. D Wyville. J. McFarland. S. Matousek. S Schomich. F Garragher. D Revelle. G Riegal. N. Brown. ROW 6: C. Bares. R Weber. H Pierce. P Hyde. P Hyde. E Gebler. R kihlslrom. D Badal ROW 1. Coach Stanton. Coach Quesinberry. Coach Hurst. Coach Girard TRACK The Girl’s and Guy's Track teams of ‘81 did well under the supervi- sion of Coaches Hurst and Stanton Both teams improved greatly, in events such as pole vault, the relays and shot putting 1981 C.F.H.S. TRACK RECORD March 21. Painsville Riverside 69- Mayfield 62 C.F. 29 April 2. Cleveland Central Catholic 65 C.F. 61 April 7. Solon 92 C.F. 35 April 1 1. U S. Relays—12th. of 18 C.F. 12 April 18. W.R.A. Relays 13th of 17 C.F. 5 April 21. Twinsburg Chamberlin 44 C.F. 83 April 25. Wickliffe Relays 1 3th of 18 C.F. 15 April 28. Wickliffe 90 C.F. 32 May 2. Solon Coed Relays —3rd. of 15 C.F. 47 May 5. Aurora 59 C.F. 68 May 8. Brush Relays—10th of 12 C.F. 7 May 12. West Geauga 50 C.F. 77 May 15. Kenston 81 C.F. 46 May 19. Orange 65 C.F 62 May 22 23. Solon AA Sectional —6th. of 14 C.F. 25 May 26 27. C.V.C. Meet—4th of 8 (tie) C.F. 35 May 29 30. AA District at Olmsted Falls C.F. 4 Damien Sells almost throws his arm out of the socket while whizzing a shot-put TRACK 66 ROW I: $ Rartunek. J Streeter. J Alexander. P Hanson. J. Phend. J Boyten ROW 2: K Collier. D. Wall. J Shaffer. K. Shanklin. D. Mendleson. K Philpott. W Ames. K. Hummer. J. Schneider ROW i: S. Christian. J. Gluf. R Muller. K. Bayer. C. Norton. M Barrett. K. Slew- art. S. Garrett. Coach. ROW 4: S. Adams. S. Fleming. B Waddington. C. Smith. K. Koprowski. L. Osborne. M. Stanton. Q. Guinevere BELOWi The gang after a tough but victorious meet. I TRACK 67 TEN ROW I: J. Boysen. k Scott. J. Mills. L. Bolster. $ Magee. S. Bartunek. M. Ooman ROW 2: B. Veit. C. Harvey. Q. Guine- vere. M. Lorentz. I. DeCroce. J. Sutcliffe. A. Tuteloo. Coach Hanson. Che girl's tennis team did rather well this season with an I I —4 overall average. The top players on the Varsity team were Sally Bartunek. Patty Kravitz. Jana Boysen. and Mary Jane Lorentz. The Frosh team, although rela- tively inexperienced in playing high school tennis, played superbly throughout the season. Top team members on this team were Jenny Conner and Molly Dishong. Both teams progressed over the 1981 sea- son and hope to continue their achievements in the Fall of 82. ROW I: J. London. A. Brooks. J. Conner. B kihlstrom. Coach Mosenthal. ROW 2: S. Pinkard. P Hill. C. Tegge. B. Laf rance. M. Dishong. TENNIS 68 ROW I D. Wyville. B Rice. M Jung. A Hyde. C Noone. ROW 2 S. Nielson. W Rob inton. J Cobbledick. K Campbell. P McKeogh. P Campbell. ROW 3. K. Ryan. M Mill er. $. Davis. T. Mahoney. Coach Furs!. Sue Magee smashes the ball to win the set. 9S Gits’ TENNIS Chagrin 4 C harden 1 Chagrin 4 Glen Oak 1 Chagrin 1 laurel 4 Chagrin 4 Solon 1 Chagrin 0 ’ Hathaw 3 s Brown 5 Chagrin 2 Euclldk 3 Chagrin kenslOn Chagrin 4 Western Reserve Academy Chagrin 3 Chagrin 3 2 Chagrin S 0 Chagrin 3 Aurora 2 Chagrin S Chamberlain 0 Chagrin 1 4. Chagrin 4 «Zl G. 1 TENNIS 69 VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY fter a long summer of running and strenuous y I weightlifting under the supervision of Matt Chinchar. the 1981 Varsity football season was 4 one of vast improvement for the Tigers. Although losing two close games early in the season. Kenston (14- 18) and Trinity (7-3). the Tigers improved their record to a respectable 5-2 in the CVC and an overall record of 7-3. The Tigers utilized a new offense and a versatile defense which made the team a tough opponent for any team. In doing so. many Tigers received honors for the fine seasons they had. Named to the CVC first team were Chip Zachem. Charlie Prentner. Tom Bennington. Brett Rudolph, and Don Shanklin. Although fourteen seniors will be missed next year, there are many juniors who will give the 1982 team a valuable nucleus. ROW 11 J. McFarland. R. Tursic. S. Adams. T. Bennington. D. Sells. R Rutkai. M. Bistritz. C. Zachem. D. Shanklin. C. Pretner. P. Darrah. J. Updyke B Payne. ROW 2i M. Tinnemeyer. M. Klein. I. Vince. P Hammonds. J. Gebler. B Rudolph. S. Richardson. B Porter. P. Stack. J. Shukys. M Miralia. J Henderson ROW i. K Wright. J Shukys. P Miller. M. Masters. B. Malloy. K. Taylor. J. Kwasny. S. Girard. J. Jicha. G. Gar- rett. G. Sutcliffe. M Maroney. B Hartman. ROW 4i I. McElhinney. B Durkee. M. Ladyga. B. Craig. B. Winovich. P. McKeough. W. Robinson. J. Subel. I. Piai. G. Nelson. J. Dusghon. E. Gebler. D. Consentino. Hugging that ball as if it were a pound of gold. Mike Bistritz makes the mad dash toward a touchdown against Solon The gimpies sporting their crutches Damien Sells and Randy Rutkai TOPi Charlie Prentner skillfully blocks for his teammate BOTTOM: IN this exciting game with West G.. numbers 64 and 84 — Bill Porter and Pat Stack —strut their stuff for the opponent. LEFT Again. Charlie blocks for Brett Rudolph with Sam Adams against the Greenmen of Aurora. VARSITY FOOTBALl 71 J.V. FOOTBALL 1981: ROW Is J. Durkee. B. Craig. M. Ladyga. W Robinson. I. Piai. G. Nelson. E. Gebler: ROW 2: K. Wright. P. Miller. P. Mckeough. J. Dishong. J. Subel. B. Winnovich. B Hartman. G Sutcliffe: ROW 3; T McElhinney. J. Shukys. D. Cosentmo. M. Girard. M. Moroney. The 1982 J.V. ZCA he 1982 J.V. Football team, under the guidance of Coach Morgan, had a relatively good season, ending up with a 6-4 average. The team started out stronger than it fin- ished. but the team feels confident that it will succeed as the Varsity team next year. Valuable players in- 1981 J.V. Football Record (6-4) CF 6-0 T rinity CF 26 0 Lakeview CF 20-6 Painesville Riverside CF 6-14 Solon CF 18-19 Kenston CF 12-8 Twinsburg CF • J2-20 Wickliffe CF 26-20 Aurora CF 12-13 West Geauga CF 14-6 Orange 72 JR. VARSITY Exciting J.V. action on a bright and sunny day FROSH 1981 FROSH FOOTBALL RECORD (1-6) CF 6-26 Solon CF 0-8 Kenston CF 8 14 Twinsburg CF 12-44 Wickliffe CF 06 Aurora CF 6 28 West Geauga CF 28-2 Orange he 1981 Frosh Football had problems all year long. The materi- ■[ als were there but they were unable to pull it all together until W j the final game. With that game, the Freshman Tigers showed the will to be a force in years to come as they dominated Or- ange for their only victory. That game is only a springboard to better things to come. Bill Paramesi attacks the Orange rascal while Pete Barnes stashes the ball and runs for dear life. Number 51. Dave Hess, contem- plates a very difficult play which will determine the victor in the war. David Palo certainly must be brave; he is calm. cool, and quickly deciding what to do with the three huge members of the opposite team who seem to be approaching rather quickly. ROW I; G. Nelson. M. Villo. J. Mattern. J. Hoyle. R. Houston. J. Barile. ROW 2, M Clark. E Tinnemeyer. P Barnes. D Smith. B Nicholls. B Paramesi. I. Me Carthy ROW h A Young. B Winavich. C. McPherson. D. Palo. B. McElroy. D. Hess. 73 VARSITY SOCCER he Varsity A soccer team was state- £ I bound this year. They made it to the j state semi-finals, but were beaten by a tough Columbus St. Charles team in a sudden death situation. They were both CVC and district champions. Many players were named to the CVC All-star team. First team members were Scott Davis. Doug Green, and Giovanni Zorzi. The second team consisted of Doug Cubberly. Mike Durbin. Scott O'Brien and Jeff Pinkett. Top Scorers for the team were Giovanni Zorzi with 24 goals and 6 assists. Next was Sandy Cooke with 10 goals and 2 assists. The Varstiy A soccer team ended the season with a record of 15-3-2. � 981 VARSITY A SOCCER Chagrin Chagrin 3 6 Shakef Wesi j Ch rin 2 So n O rin Ota r in Vagrin 2 4 4 Akron w Orange HawkW Wickliffe F hagrm 7 £ Chagrin 2 West G Chagrin 2 University Chagrin 1 Orange Chagrin 5 Solon Chagrin 1 Gilmore Chagrin 7 Wickliffe Chagrin 3 Hudson Chagrin Chagrin 4 Beach wood A-AA District 4 Gilmore Chagrin' 1 Hawken Chagrin 2 Beachwood Chagrin 6 Akron Hoban COLUMBUS Chagrin 0 Columbus St Charles Upper Left: ROW l S. Flom. G. Zorzi. C. Haefeker. D. Cubberly. ROW 2: D. Pierce. M Durbin. J. Pinketl. $ O’Brien. A Weise. ROW T. T. Sakoski. D. Green. B Parsons. S. Cook. J. Schmidt BOTTOM LEFT: Giovanni teaches his American comrades the way to do H. BELOW: Fancy stuff. Dave! Kgrin . like Cathie Viagnn 0 Shak HrT Chagrin 0 Chanel f Chagrin 5 Akron Ce ral Chagrin 1 Chagrin 6 Chanel Chagrin 0 Hudson Chagrin 3 Shaker Chagrin 3 University Chagrin 0 University Chagrin 1 N Olmstead Above An avid player pop one off of hi head Below A the leam procede lo victory. Ted Sako ke lep on hi opponent RIGHT ROW It S Davi . P Chri lian. R Phillip . D. Alspaugh. J. Adelman. J. CobWedkk ROW 2. A. Eckard. $ Malousek. P Ra mu en. D Htme . M Cre roan. O. Sotomayer. Coach Candy. he Varsity ‘B’’ team did quite well this season. II ending with a 5-3 average. The team did well as a whole, and their games were well attended. The team was aided by prime players Dave Alspaugh. Mark Cressman. Scotty Davis, and Pete Chris- tian. The team seemed to do as well in the beginning of the season as in the end which indicates a consistency in both the players and the team, as a whole. VARSITY SOCCER 75 J. V. soc The J. V. Soccer Team ROW h E. Rohm J. Roberts. J. Carpenter. S. Walsh: ROW 2« B Muller. C Mettee. M Hanley. Coach Muzevich. J. V. cheerleaders warmly congratulate their J.V. players after a blusterly. cold victorious game he Junior-Varsity Soccer team worked hard this season with such valuable players as Chris Mettee. Brian Moore and Sean Walsh. The team worked much better as a whole than last year? they've become unified and more proficent in their soccer skills. The group looks forward to representing Chagrin as the varsity team next year. 1-1 J% SOCCER C F a W C.F 1 lost C.F. V Lost • JSMon C.F. Iwst C.F. lost J Hawken |P C.F. Lost Brush C.F Lost W Geauga. C.F. Lost University C.F. Lost Orange _ C.F. Lost Solon C.F Lost Gilmour Acad C.F. Lost Brush C.F. Won Reachwood J.V. SOCCER 76 CER One «killed Froth player sets (he ball up for an easy goal. he Frosh Soccer team under the guidance of Dr. Foley and j Mr. Muzevich. truly prospered this year. Perhaps the team's female member—Julie Kinloch—aided in the high standards of the team. As many freshmen teams do. the soccer frosh were given much experience in playing high school sports, and they are well on their way to being the varsity team. F R O S H It takes time for Frosh players to learn that if everyone is watching the opponent play with the ball, no one will be around to protect the goal. The Freshman Team: D. Loff. PJ. Casey. M Shlaker. K. Jergans. T. Taft. B Darden. T. Carpenter: ROW 2i D. Stevens. J. Krisenger. C. Ottio. J. Fleffern. C. Damato. J. Kinloch. Coach Duorak CROSS ROW I: Coach Qucsinbcrry. K Shanklin. K. Rosette. J Streeter. K Chlad. $ Schriemann. C. Bare . J Moyse, k koprowski. 0. Vickers. J Souther ROW 2. L. Lindhous. M Bollen. N. Fili. K. Burger. J Rowe. S. Russell. A Wiese. J Ferguson. J. Carter. C. Payne. Coach Hurst ROW I. G. Bodwell. S. Cooke. J Rouru. T. Reinhart. T. Asplin. I. Zalba. B Beaven. D. Badal. J. Schindler. P Hyde. C. Barnes. season. his year the guy’s Cross Country team did an excellent job in the CVC and Invitational meets. The team had a CVC record of 5-2 while the overall record was 5-3. The team placed fifth out of twenty-four teams at both the Malone and Warren meets. The Varsity team, composed of return- ing lettermen as well as talented underclassmen, went all the way to districts and placed sixth. he girls Cross Country team continued its winning streak. New arrivals Nancy Fitz. Christen Philpott and Christen Burger were welcome additions to the team. Returning lettermen Joanna Streeter. Jennie Alexander. Liana Harsh and Debbie Mendelsohn kept the team spirit going. The girls ran in the state meet again, finishing 8th in Ohio. It was a fitting ending to an excellent COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL J.V. Volleyball (Record 9 9) Mayfield U ickliffe Rerkshire Aurora............rJl$-7 West 1 5 11 13 15 II 15 Loss 7 15 15 4 15-2 Win 6 15 15-17 loss 2 15 10-15 Loss 7-15 159 16 14 Win —-L 15 Loss 15 4 5 13 5- 15.... 6- 15....... ________ 15....... CF vs Solon 11-15... O vs M 6 15.......IS 11....... ------7-15.............. 15-12...... 4-15..........15 8 ... 5 10........15 5 ... 6 15........ II 15... 15 6..........15 6 5 11......... 10 15 14. olon frsity Volleyball (Record 4-14) 4-15. 15 rinity 1 8 15 .. 15-3 ... II 3 15 f 6 15 ... 10-15 8 15 ... 13 15 p.imberlm I 15 8 .... 1 15 114-16 bckliffe I .... 6-15 i 5-15 15-9 ...15-6 ...11-15 ii is jC .158 7 15 8 12-15 ' . J 2-15 .... 5 15 . CF vs Nei CF vs Oranf CF vs kenslon .Jflp M .... 9 15 ..... CF vs. Chamberlin CF vs Wickliffe CF vs. Aurora .... CF vs. West Geauga........ 7-15........15-12.......15-2 CF vs. Orange.............15-6 15-1 ROW I, J Gluf. ROW 2s J Phend. I Martin ROW 3: D Calder. J Syme. B Hoyle. ROW 4: A Vilardo. I Kail llhough the J.V. and Varsity Volleyball teams ( I did not have such a wonderful season, they made up for the loss in team spirit and determi- nation. The Varsity team ended up with a 4-14 season, the J. V. with an even 9-9. Top players this season were Janes Phend and Gluf and Dawn Calder on the Var- sity team, and Heather Bannerman. Marcy Diamond, and Karen Tursic on the J. V. team. Miss Dean, the two teams’ coach is. at any rate, quite pleased with the progress that her teams have made, and she forsees a large improve- ment for next year’s season. ROW I B Ralhbone ROW 2i J. Moser. A. Thompson. H. Bannerman. C. Keim. ROW 3. M. Diamond. L. Cook. K. Tursie. K. Wilbur. GOLF he 1981 golf team did exceptionally well with a season M I total of eight wins and five losses. In the league meet the team came in fifth place, and in the sectional meet ac- complished fourth place. The team placed twelfth in the district meet. Steve Diedrich and Kevin Stanek were the senior men on the team. Leading league averages belonged to Chris Zetwick (56.0). Brian Sells (50.2). and Steve Diedrich (48.5). The team had a solid season. - 1981 season total 8 won—5 lost league dual meets 3 won—4 lost league meet 360-5th place final league standing 6th place sectional meet 351 — 4th place district meet 356— 12th place lowest team score 170 team average 181.3 I OP; Kevin Stanek. Steve Diedrich. Bob Hensel (coach) MIDDLE: Sue Griffiths. Sven Nielson. Brian Sells. Chris Zetwick BOTTOM: Doug Cummings. Mike Zetwick. Rob Busby. Tim McKeough GOLF 8 I ROW I. I Kinloch. $. Beam - ROW 2. J. Glut. N Olsen. J Phend. ROW 3. Coach Ohlrich. K. Koprowtki. J. Ward. D Mahoney. L. Marlin. ROW I. J. Schaffer. J. kinloch. H Bannerman. T. Carpenter. I Harsh. N. Fitz. ROW 2. C. Clawson. K. Clegg. C. Keim. H. Exline. E. Clegg. Coach May he Varsity team excelled this year, with high scorers Janes Glut and Phend bringing in over one thousand points each during the season. Like last year, the team lacked height, but they made up for the loss in superb shooting skills and girls who tru- ly knew the game inside and out. Coach Ohlrich was very pleased with this year’s team, and each game proved vic- torious—perhaps not always in points but always in team spirit. BASKETBALL s the purpose of the J.V. team is to give pro- f spective Varsity players time and experience. 27 1 Coach May was an ideal coach. His team proved excellent for their years, doing quite well in C. V. C. standings. Top scorers Nancy Fitz and Eilene Clegg aided the team tremendously. The girls can look forward to bettering the Varsity team with confidence, as they certainly have what it takes to match the older players. Diane Mahoney runs to block an op- ponent in order to protect Jane Phend who is preparing to sink an- other shot Up for the block. Janet Ward shows her defensive ability Laura Martin plays a tough de- fensive game, as she illustrates here in a match with the Wolver ines. J.V. GIRLS B BALL 8 3 ROW It D. Shanklin T. Miralia. B Morgan. J. Solether. M. $. Diedrich. P Hammond . K. Clegg. Coach Mattern. C. Leach. Bistritz. M Kline ROW 2. Coach Wyville. R Rulkai. M. Miralia. h 1982 Varsity Bas I ketball Team did rath- er well this season, ending with a very high ranking in the Chagrin Valley Conference League. Coach Wyville claimed this team to be the best he has ever coached) in fact, he declared that every player on the Varsity team had the ability to start. Top scorers included Mike Bistritz. Don Shanklin. and Steve Diedrich. The popular consensus ruled that the excit- ing Solon away game topped the team's list for fabulous playing action, as the tea worked as one single unit and won the game from behind. Steve Deidrich and Tony Miralia $how their defensive skills. VARSITY B-BALL VARSITY BASKETBALL 85 y BASKETBALL ROW I: J Moys . J Dithong. R Winovich. T. Charrlton. I. Porter. I. Piai. ROW 2. D. Revelle. J. Schmidt. P Hyde. S. laird. A. Hyde. M ladyga. Coach Ouesinberry he J.V. Basketball team did well this year under the direction of Coach Ouesinberry. The team did remarkably well in the C.V.C. standings, and many of the players have scored enough points to qualify them as top scorers. Prime players on this year’s team include Tim Piai. Treg Charelton. and Andy Hyde. The team looks forward to moving up to Varsity status next year. The Team ROW l S. Hall. G. Nelson. K. Juergens. D. Bagar. J. Vinci. D. Wyville. J. O'Connell. ROW 2; R Houston. M Schlaker. P Barnes. C. Calder. C. MacPherson. C Alpeler. K. Koprowski. M Brent LEFT Chris Calder blocks his foreboding opponent with skill and a bit of freshman madness BOTTOM Number 21 dribbles the ball and sets up for a sure two. he Frosh Basketball players I did exceedingly well for the youngest basketball team. Although the team was in- experienced and participating in their first encounter with high school sports, the whole team —including such players as Chris Calder. Ken Koprwoski. and Joe O'Connell truly worked well together. The team did well in the Chagrin Valley Confer- ence. and they should have no trou- ble becoming an excellent Varsity team. J IK TpP,.;' '■ ' S Z The Freshman Boy s Basketball Scores will be in the Spring Supplement . j FROSH B-BALL 87 Sally Barluntk dazzles all on the beam kirn Jicha achieves a stature a balance. Jan Jeffries performing on the balance beam h CFHS Gymnastics team had a rough start this year be- £ I ginning practices October I I without a head coach. They worked for four weeks and finally acquired their new coach Carry Harrold. Despite this set-back the team reigned victorious with a record of only one loss in duel meets. The team also won high honors in the Sectional and District meets and will perhaps advance to the State meet. The team's captains Cora Young. Sue Whyman. and Sally Bartunek lead the team with experience. The team had basically four strong all-arounders: Ju- niors. Cora Young. Polly Durkee. Sally Bartunek and Freshman Dana Otis. GYMNA6HC 4 — ROW I. D Otis. ROW 2. J Brook . A Bowr. M Syser. P Durkee. E. Hartsock. I. Davi . B Distad ROW i B Willis. K Kebtiit. S Schriman. K Seipel B Hoyle. C. Young. J. Milosevigh. K. Jkha. S Owen ROW 4= J. Jeffries. S Whyman. M Stanton. A. Tomlin. S McOuiggan. A. Bellow. S. Bartunek WRESTLING 90 ROW h J Updyke. C. Constant. J. Burnett. G. Sutcliffe. D. Cosentino. S Russell. M. Morony. D. Green. ROW 2: B McElhinney. J. Pinkett. R Leroy M Toma. S. Richardson. K. Arthur. B Milloy. D Himes. E. Feucht: ROW 3. Mr Ponikvar. G. Zorzi. E. Gelber. T. Fury. P. Clawson. M. Masters. J. Gebler. Mr. Ehrenbeit he 1981-1982 Varsity Wrestling Team had a reasonably good season. Lead- ing wrestlers were John Updyke. Doug Green. Dave Cosentino and Jeff Pinkett. The wrestlers learned discipline, weight control, and how to increase their endurance. They could be seen after school lapping the hallways and stairways as part of their routine. Coach John Ponikvar's patience and drive kept the team going. THfc 1981-82 WRESTLING SEASON (as of Feb Nth. 1982) Chagrin 18 Bedford 50 Chagrin 22 Beachwood 35 Chagrin 22 Solon 42 Chagrin 48 Kenston 5 Chagrin 33 Chamberlain 23 Chagrin 35 Wkkliffe 21 (to be con'led. in spring supplement) . . . MORE VARSITY (above) The battle heightens iuppermost right) Eric Gebler gets a fix on his prey (right) Doug Green can just smell victory (below) John Updyke wrestles fiercly with his Solon opponent WRESTLING 92 FROSH he freshman team showed great I promise in their first year of high school athletics. Although many of the members had participated in wrestling during their Middle School years, they found a new and exciting world of competition in high school sports. Coach Arnold groomed the gangly fresh- men into an effect core of individuals. ROW I S. Marlin. J Korcykowski. M. McFarland. C. Brown ROW 2 B Piermici. C. Zenwich. M Clark. B Winovich. ROW I. Coach Arnold. D. Detweiller. J. Krissinger. D Palo. D Quinn J. V. wrestling held its own in many a competion. Young talent flourished and skills were pol- ished. They show great promise as future Varsity members. Remember this one? ROW I: L. Cole. C. McConnel. D Cosentino. J. Robert . J. Brant: ROW 2: Coach Ponikvar. G. Nelson. G. Sutcliffe. J. Ferguson. C. Belnap. ROW J: i. Durkee. M Moroney. E Gebler. P Jenson. J Syme WRESTLING 93 FACULTY 94 FACULTY 95 ADMINISTRATION MR LOUIS WEAVER Diligences: Coin Collecting. Swimming. Water-Skiing. Trav- el. Eating in Good Resturantsl Deeds: B.S.—Edinboro State College. M.A.—John Carroll University PERSUASIONS: My hope is that each student at C.F.H.S. would enjoy their learning and be prepared to deal with the world of work or higher education ' MR DALE RICHMOND Diligences: Old Cars. Handyman projects. Traveling. Deeds: A.B.—Baldwin Wallace. M. Ed. and post grad work at Kent State University Persuasions: Some men see things as they are and say. 'Why?’i others see things which never will be and say. Why not?' SHAW ADMINISTRATION 96 MISS DORIS KNIGHT Diligences: Golf. Bowling. Gardening. Needlecraft. and Reading. Deeds . B.S. in Biology £ English— Bowling Green University. M.A. in Guidance and Counseling—Ohio State University Persuasions: You're kiddingl Four- teen college Applications? MRS NANCY DOWLING Diligences: Sailing. Scuba Diving. Pi- ano Playing Deeds: B.A. In Sociology—Regis Col- lege; M.Ed. in Guidance and Counsel- ing-Boston State. MR JOHN RYDQUIST Diligences: Music —Traditional. Folk, and Choral Religious. Play dulcimer, auto harp, and guitar. Wife and 4- year old son. Deeds: B.A. in Psychology—Alleghe- ny College, also M.A. in Education Counseling. Certified in English. So- cial Psychology. Counseling. Persuasionst Worrying is like a rocking chair. It keeps you busy . but it doesn’t get you anywhere. Gerry’s Grandmother MRS BETTY SCHOEPPNER Diligences: Reading. Sewing, all kinds of needle work. Deeds: Muskingum College Persuasions: You don't have to be crazy to work here, but it helps!” GUIDANCE MR. LOU PAPES Dilligences: Reading. Community Theater. Writing. Cook- ing. Running. Deeds: A.B. in Classics—John Carroll University) M.A. in English—JCU. Persuasions: Being different is not always a matter of choice� being tolerant is. MRS. NAN GARRETT Diligences: Jogging. Tennis. Deeds: B.A. in Political Science—Middlebury College Persuasions: Better to go forward and stumble than to sit there and mumble. MRS. CORA WOODRUFF Diligences: Travel. Reading, playing my dulcimer. Writing, arts and crafts. Deeds: B.S.—New York College at Buffalo� Reading Certifi- cate and working on Masters of Education—John Carroll University. Persuasions: If you don't stand for something, you’ll fall for anything. Unknown MR. LENNY BALK Diligences: Remodeling, debate, sailing, having fun with kids. Deeds: B.S. in Education—Miami University� M. in Com- munication—Kent State University. Persuasions: It is better to debate an issue without solv- ing it than to solve an issue without debating it.” Jobert MR JOHN PONIKVAR Diligences: Family, friends, athletics, old movies, books. Deeds: B.A. in English—Cleveland University. Persuasions: Good morning. J.P. MRS. CAROL DAVIS Diligences: Crossword puzzles, reading. MENSA, my cats, travel (or wishing that I couldl) Deeds: B.A.—Case Western University. English and The- atre Arts—Yale Graduate School of the Drama. Persuasions-. This above all—to thine own self be true, and it must follow as the night, the day. Thou canst not then be false to any man.” William Shakespeare MEDIA CENTER MRS. JENKINS MRS KAY NELSON Diligences: Gardening, fishing, camp ing. going to the theatre, music. Deeds: B.S. and M.Ed.—Texas Wom- an's University. Persuasions: But dost thou love life then do not squander time, for that's the stuff life is made of . Ben Franklin MRS FRANCES JENKINS Diligences: Skiing, dancing, running, traveling, reading, and needlework. Deeds: B.A.—Wayne State Universi- ty� M.A.—Western Reserve Universi- ty- Persuasions: Carpe diem. Unknown MR LENNY MAY Diligences: Reading. Writing. Sports Deeds: English Major at Ohio Univer- sity and Kent State University. Persuasions: Proper attitudes, prop- er thoughts . . . proper actions. MR. PONIKVAR ENGLISH DEPT MR ROBERT HENSEL Diligences: Golf. Swimming. Cross Country Skiing. Deeds: B.S.—Otterbein College; M. Ed.—Kent State University. Persuasions: Physics is good for youl Original MR. JOHN B HURST Diligences: Gardening. Home Care. Deeds: A.B.—Hiram College; M.E.—Kent State bniversityi also attended U. of Maryland and U. of Montana. Persuasions: You may be in bad and serious trouble! or You Devil! Original MR RAMON BATTLES Diligences: Reading and Cristmas Tree Farming. Deeds: B.S. in Agriculture—Ohio State University; B.S. in Education and M. Ed.—Kent State University. Persuasions: Nothing is great but the inexhaustible wealth of nature.” Ralph Waldo Emerson MR NEAL WHEATCRAFT Diligences . Fishing Gardening. Refinishing furniture. Antiques. Bird-Watching. Reading Deeds: B.S.—Otterbein College; Graduate Work—Wildlife Management at OSU M. Ed.—Kent State University. Persuasions: Scence is. among other things, attention to detail. Original MRS. SARAH ALLEN Diligences: Crafts. Mystery Novels. Collecting tintypes. Deeds: B.A. in Chemistry—Illinois Wesleyan University; M.S. in Chemistry— Bradley University. Persuasions: It’s not what you know, it’s what you can think of in time. Un- known MR. JIM HOWELL Dilligences: Golf, skiing. Travel walks in the parks. Good food. Deeds: B.S. in Secondary Education and Mathematics—Edinboro Mate� M. Ed. in Secondary Education and Mathematics— Kent State University. Persusaionst Remember: A computer's memory span in ony as long as its exten- sion cord. Unknown MR. GEORGE KASCHAK Diligences: Music. Travel. Banking. Real estate. Deeds: B.S. in Business Administra- tion—Miami University� M. in Educa- tion—Miami U. Persuasions: Inefficiency is the scourge of the nation. Unknown MR JACK STANTON Diligences: Athletics of any kind. My large family. Horses and home. Hu- mor. Western history. Country west- ern music. Classical and church mu- sic. Persuasions: I never kid a person that I don’t like, that is why I never kid you.” Original MR BOB OHLRICH Diligences: Basketball. Tennis. Chil- dren's horses. Family. Deeds: B.S. in Education and M. in Education—Kent State University. Persuasions: When the going gets tough, the tough get going! Un- known MATHMATICS MR. WADE TOLLESON Diligences: Music. Radio. Cooking Deeds: B.S. in Math Education —Ohio State Universi � Y Persuasions Remember 'Positively My Dear Aunt Sally. ’ Original MR BOB DEAN Diligences: Coaching. Athletic events Deeds: B.S.—Thiel College; M. Ed. fcdinboro State College in Comprehensive Social Studies Persuasions: Know Thyself” Socrates MR JOHN GINATOS Diligences: Theatre. Concerts. Playing Billiards. Deeds: B.S. in History- Kent State University� B.A. in Eng lish and M.A. in History—Western Reserve University. Persuasions: Strike That Erom The Recordl” Unknown MR BILL FORDYCE Diligences: Softball. Fishing. Bicycling. Deeds: B.S. and M. Ed. in Social Studies- Edinboro State Persuasions: What I gave. I have; what I spent. I had; what I kept . I lost. Old Epitaph MR JOHN PIAI Diligences: Coaching football Traveling. Golf. Fishing. Deeds: B.S. in Education—Thiel College� Graduate work at Westminister College. Kent State University. Persuasions: On the fields of friendly strife are sown the seeds which, in other fields, will bear the fruits of victory General Douglas MacArthur MR TOM LERCH Diligences: Classical music. Old Cars, and Sports Deeds: B.S. in Education Thiel College� M.A.—Kent State University. Persuasions: The best way for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing. Edmund Burke—English Parliament 1770$ MR. DEAN SOCIAL STUDIES MR STEPHEN PEPPER Diligence Music. Photography. Film. Theatre. Deeds B.A. in French—Case Western Reserve University. Post Graduate Work in theatre and Spanish—University of New York. Cleveland State. Persua ions This, above al. to thine own sell be true. And it must follow as the night the day. thou canst not then be false to any man. Hamlet MRS LOIS KLINGENSMITH Diligences Golf. Birdwatching. Bridge Deeds B.A. —Wilson College Persuasion : Sana mens in sano corpore. Hot ace—Latin poet. FOREIGN LANGUAGES MRS VIRGINIA COLIGNON Diligences Gardening. Birds. Archelology. Reading. Crosswords. Deed : B.A. in Foreign Service—University of Maryland. M.A. in French Case Western University. Persuasions L essentiel est invisible pour les yeux. On ne volt bien qu avec le coeur. Antonine de Saint—Exupery MR MARIO GERHARD! Diligence ; Family. Sports. Travel. Deeds: B.S. in Engineering US Naval Academy. M.A. in German literature— KSU Persuasions: Kickbal is better than FootballlHIUlll Original MRS VIRGINIA ALT Diligences Cadette Girl Scout leader. Travel. Piano. Tennis. Deeds: B.A. in German and French Ohio University. M.Ed. in Education Ad- ministration—John Carroll University. Persuasion : Everyone said I would enjoy working with the kids at Chagrin, and I really do! Original MRS CAROLYN HANSON Diligences Sports (Tennis). Music. Reading. Crafts. Travel. Deeds B.A. in Liberal Arts. Spanish. Psychology and B.S. in Education. Span- ish. English Bowling Green State University. M.A in Spanish Literature— Kent State University. Persuasion Only in America can we laugh at ourselves and en|oy that privi lege. Henry Golden FOREIGN LANGUAGES 103 MRS MOLLIE MACKNIN Dilligences: Gardening, berry picking, friends, reading, traveling, musicals. Deeds: B.A. in Music and Speech—Indiana State Universi- ty! Graduate Work—Northwestern University. Peabody Conservatory. Western Reserve. Kent State University, Grove City College. Lake Erie College. East Stroudsburg State. DR. WILLIAM FOLEY Diligences: Baseball. Basketball. Movies. Drama. Art. Trav- el. Gardening . Deeds: B.M.F.—Baldwin Wallace College; M.A.—Case western Reserve University� D.M.F.—Indiana University. Persuasions. We have met the enemy, and he is us.” Pogo MRS. LINDA GILMORE Diligences: Theater. Weaving. Crafts. Traveling. Reading. Deeds: B.S. and M.Ed.—Art Education—Edinboro State College. Persuasions: Get your buns off the table and only SIXTY NINE pages to go. original MRS KARIN MATHEWS Diligences: French theatre and cuisine. Travel. Poetry. Creative writing. Waterskiing. Deeds: B.A. in French and English—St. Olaf College. Min- nesota. post graduate work—University of Buffalo. Persuasions: Dana mon cirage J6bublie tout. tout, tout Et dans toute ma joie Je n’existe que pour toi. Julien Clerc CHOIR CHOIR BAND COMMONS MR MARTY DWORAK Diligences: Movies. Sports of all kinds, Antiques. Deeds: B.A. in Health and Physical Educa- tion—Ohio Northern University. Persuasions. 'What are friends for?” Don Wem MR MATT CHINCHAR Diligences: Reading. Gardening. Landscaping. Coin Collecting. Deeds. B.S. in Health and Physical Educa tion— Xavier University. M.S. in Physical Eduation and Coaching—Indiana Universi- ty. ti Persuasions: The Strongest Shall Survive” Unknown MISS SANDRA DEAN Diligences: Drawing. Reading. Outdoor Sports and Recreation Deeds: B.S. in Physical Education. Health and Recreation -Ohio University Persuasions: Serenity to accept. Courage to change. Wisdom.” —Unknown HEALTH GYM w V ✓ A S h l MR. DON WEM MR WEM Diligences: General Contractor of own home. Flying Small Single Engine Aircraft, Home Repairs, Auto Re- pairs. Coaching. Intramurals. Track Official. Boating. Motorcycling. Deeds: Attended: Kent State Univer- sity. University of Toledo. Case Western University, Cleveland State University, and Cleveland Clinic. Ma- jor areas or study: Health Physical Education. Aerospace Technology. Persuasions: You can argue all day about strategy, but there is nothing more important than the bottom line. EXECUTION. Unknown MR MUZEVICH Mr. Muztvich patiently tells his student why it is dangerous to place one’s fingers on an ac live electric saw MR. BILL MUZEVICH Diligences: Building and shooting muzzle—loading rifles. Gardening. Camping. Snow and Water skiing. Furniture-making. Deeds-. A.A. Degree—Orange Coast College: B.S.—Kent State University) M.A.—Kent State University Persuasions: Anything worth doing is worth doing right! Unknown MR. PETE OLAH Diligences: Antique cars and espe- cially Corvettes Deeds: B.S. — Bowling Green. Masters Education—Kent State Uni- versity Majors: Industrial Arts Edu- cation Persuasions: If you can't say some- thing nice about someone, don't say anything. Old Hungarian Proverb ART INDUSTRIAL ARTS MRS JULIE WEBER Diligences: Drawing. Jewelry making. Art shows. Theatre. Traveling. Meet- ing interesting people. Deeds: B.S. in Education—Ohio Uni- versity) M.A. in Art—Case Western University Persuasions: Everyone needs a cre- ativity-outlet! Unknown ARTS 106 MISS JANE MORRIS Diligences: Traveling. Sewing, Eating. Photography. Writ- ing. Deeds: B.S.—Marietta College� M.A.—Kent State Universi- ty Persuasions: The courage of today is the future of tommorrow.” Unknown MRS GLORIA POWELL Diligences: Golf and Tennis. Deeds: B.S. in Education—Bowling Green State University� M.Ed.—Kent State University. Persuasions: The best is yet to be. Robert Browning MRS ELINOR MILES Diligences� Working with miniatures, sewing, ceramics, travel, gardening. Deeds: B.S. in Education—Ohio University Persuasions: Nothing is partcularly hard if you divide it into small jobs. Henry Ford BUSINESS HOME EC MR. FRED GIRARD Diligences Camping. Sports. Carpentry. Deeds B.S. in Industrial Arts—Bowling Green State University; M S. in school administration Youngstown State University; Post Graduate work Kent State MR. DON FERGUSON Diligences Photography. Recreational Marathon Running. Cross Country Skiing. Walleye Fishing Deeds: B.A. in Biology— Hiram College; M.A. in Educational Administra lion Case Western Reserve University Persuasions: A man's reach should exceed his grasp. Robert Browning MR. JACK GLASER Diligences Wallpapering Deeds Elementary Education — Kent State University; M.A. in Guidance — John Carroll University; Principal and Vocational Certification at KSU Persuasions: Live while you can —you'll be dead a long time Unknown AUXILIARY MRS JUDY KRAMER Diligences Gardening. Antiquing. Reading. Cross Country Skiing. Deeds: B.A in Elementary Education—Ohio Wesleyan; M.A in Political Science—Ohio State University; Certificate in Learning Disabilities- Cleve land State University Persuasions: Wouldn't anyone like to be Santa Claus? AUXILIARY SERVICES 108 SERVICES Mr Morgan and Mr Makarewicz. Di- rector of Food Service, try to balance the budget. Three of the night time custodian relax after a hard day' work. The brave women who dare to tangle with hungry student : Mr . Raymond. Mr . Callaway. Mr . Ferrito. Mr . Simmon . Mr . Frazer. Head Custodian Milan Pelton grins after repairing the bathroom sewer system. CLUBS I 10 he many hours of 1 hard work endured by the Junior Class and their advisor. Mr. William Fordyce. proved worthwhile. The site of this an- nual event, whose theme was We May Never Pass This Way Again , was the Tanglewood Country Club. The prom goers danced to the music of Lazer . Jeanne Villo was the queen of this romantic evening. The 1981 Prom was considered by many to be the best yet . . . The ambiance was exquisite.' TOP LEFT: Nicole Duval and Dave Bell get down on the dance floor. TOP RIGHT: Seniors Mike Stanek and Suzanne Long display their finery at the 1981 Junior-Senior prom. RIGHT: Jeannie Villo smiles sweetly at the camera after being crowned the fairest of them all by Junior class President Ted Pope. PROM 112 O.A.B.R. © A B R . sponsored by Student Council, was a great hit. Under the direction of Sally Garret such suc- cessful acts as the Grampies” or Sally Bartunek's rendition of ALL THAT JAZZ made their daz- zling debuts. The gym was filled to the rafters and a good time was had by all. TOP RIGHT Dianne Mahoney. Sally Garrett and Sue McGuiness portray the real Granny look. TOP LEFT: Dave Hubbard and Robin Scott get it on while Ted Pope is playing dead. BOTTOM RIGHT Shawn Martin surprises everyone with his own song Living in the City . LEFT: Sally Bartunek during her dynamic JAZZ dance O.A.B.R. I I 3 romantic musical, set in the islands of the South Pacific, delighted Chagrinites in C.F.H.S production of South Pacific. The classic tale of distance makes the heart grow fonder was portrayed well by leads Tim Huff (Emile) and Laura Campbell (Nellie). The entire cast worked well together and put on a performance which brought an overwhelming round of applause from the audience. SOUTH PACIFIC ABOVE: Sue Beattie. Sue Whyman. and Sue McGinnis ting their hearts out. while Dave Pearce and Mike Kramer look on. LEFT Kristin Townley. Sue McGinnis. Kyla Smith. Kelann Maus. and Erin McDonnell strut their stuff! MUSICAL 114 r I TOP: Kyla Smith (left) and Jenny Lohf clutch onto Greg Bodwell. who does not seem to mind at all. while Steve Wu gazes away in disbelief CENTER LEFT Dave Hubbard (left) and Mike Kramer are ob viously in the middle of a heated discussion. CENTER RIGHT Nellie lovingly gazes up at Emile, who is telling her of his love for her LEFT: Top (from left): $ Wu. G Bodwell. G- Otis. B. Larsen. D. Baldwin. B Muller. M Cressman. (left) J. Lohf. K. Hamil ton. K. Smith. S. Christian. K Maus. and T. Decroce sadly look off for the last time before leaving the island. MUSICAL 115 JR.-SR. FOOTBALL GAME 14-6 0 n a sunny. Sunday afternoon in seemingly quiet Chagrin, history was being made. The tradition- al game between the SENIOR women and the junior girls had begun! Practices organized in August, for both games, resulted in pulled muscles and broken nails. With the assistance of each fine set of coaches and the much needed moral sup- port of the rowdy cheerleaders, both teams worked seri- ously toward the BIG GAME. The game began with a rude awakening for the SENIOR women as Sally Bartunek put the first points on the board. Despite negative yardage, the determined SENIOR women scored a joyous touchdown, skillfully accomplished by Jane Gluf. As penalties ran rampant and the clock ticked away. Jane Phend surprised all by scoring another touchdown for the juniors, making the final score 14-6. ABOVE: A cheerleader free for all. BELOW: Junior offense lightens up. JR.GIRLSWIN JUNIOR-SENIOR GAME 116 TOP LEFT: The truth come� out TOP RIGHT Patty Kravitz and Debbie Porter discuss defensive moves MIDDLE LEFT: Sue Beattie. Jennie Alexander, and Jana Boysen question their coaches' motives. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jana narrowly escapes the junior's grasps. BOTTOM LEFT: Cheerleaders aid players with support. BOTTOM RIGHT: The deadly SENIOR huddle haunts nervous juniors 19 HOME he 1981 Homecoming proved to be yet WY another gala event. Queen of the evening. Jane Glut, handled her role ma- jestically. with escort Dave Maistros. The dance proved to be an excellent ending to a week end filled with the annual Bon Fire and Car Smash. In this year’s homecoming game against Twinsburg. the Chagrin Falls Tigers rolled to an 18-7 score. The Twinsburg Tigers played our Tigers evenly in the 1st half and led at half time But. in the 2nd half, linemen Sam Adams and Chip Zachem came out and opened holes in the Twinsburg defense line. Through these holes ran Tigers Brett Rudolph and Mike Bistritz who ran all the way to a firey victory. ABOVE Ihf Homecoming Court lakes the field LEFT: Dave Maistros stands proudly beside Queen Gluf HOMECOMING I 18 COMING 81 TOP LEFT: Nancy Olten grin a the tail away in her chariot. TOP RIGHT Nancy with her e corl Andy Hyde. RIGHT: Our tlupendou TI- GERS re-enter the field. HOMECOMING 119 WINTER RIGHT TREG Charellon gazes lovingly into escort Sara Owen's eyes. TOP Queen Amy trips the light fantastic with her King Bill BELOW Our Italian Giovanni poses with our Chagrinian Debbie usual. A.F.S. pul on a 7 I dazzling Winter Formal. jTl With an exotic theme of One Enchanted Evening. hardly anyone noticed the slight mix-up in the bands. The girls and their dates gallantly danced among the court of King Bill Morgan and his Queen. Amy Arthur. Doug Cubberly and Jennie Brooks aided King Bill in his reign. From the glimmering smiles on all of the guests faces, it appears that the 1981 formal was a big success. WINTER FORMAL 120 FORMAL TOP: Well, at least they're not just standing there1 LEFT: As Connie and Tim declared. Chris, three s a crowd. WINTER FORMAL 121 CHEERLEADERS SOCCER THE VARSITY SOCCER SQUAD ROW I, Donna Wennerstrom. Laura Campbell. Carey Evans; ROW 2s Sue Whyman. Anne Moore. Emily Harlsock. FOOTBALL THE VARSITY FOOAll SQUAD ROW I, Sharon Dooley. Constance Bridges. Kelli Wall; ROW 2s Ali landy. Laura Wilharm. Row 3; Lynnanne Stevenson. THE JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW I: Amy Lane; ROW 2s Krysann Siedel. Alicia Burton; ROW 3: Diane Mahoney. Ja- net Ward. Laura Osborne B A S K E T B A L THE JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD; ROW I. Kristin Philpott; ROW h Tracy I DeCroce. Karen Kama. ROW } Dierdre Bryan. Tonya Eckard. Jennifer Sutcliffe. L THE VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD: (above) The girls at a summer workshop, (below) ROW l Marybeth O'Donnel. ROW 2= Sue McGinnis. Lee Philpott. Sara Lang: ROW I. Janine Grotht ROW 4 Holly Harris his Year’s cheerleaders started I their training by attending y cheerleading camps over the summer. Having gained great ideas, each squad helped to boost spirit throughout the school. Despite all the long hours of practice, making signs, and locker tags—the girls had a super time cheering their teams onto VICTORY! The 1981-1982 cheerleaders will remember this year as being filled with good times and good friends. The cheerleaders' enthusiasm even effected the teachers as they participated in the drowning of the Drip'' cere mony. Varsity Football cheer- leaders before the forma lion of the Homecoming tunnel FROSH MORE CHEERLEADERS FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SOUAD ROW I Wendy Adelman ROW 2: Helen Pope Cathy Clegg. Monika Monastra: ROW 3: Dana Otis (below, left to right) ROW I Missy Bollen. ROW 2: Cindy Whaley. Pamela Monastra. ROW 3 Molly Dishong. Brigitte LaFranee, Kristin Mapes (above) Frosh cheerleaders performing at an away game (middle) Frosh Basketball cheerleaders demonstrate a difficult mount. (bottom) Frosh Football cheerleaders add interest to a home game. Molly Dishong. Kristin Mapes. Missy Bollen. Brigette LaFrance. Pam Monastra. Cindy Whaley. A.M. ANNOUNCERS very important part rof Chagrin’s every aj day. the morning announcers did their job well. They glided over the annoucements as if they had memorized each and every one. and if. per chance, they made a tiny mistake, they covered it up well. OFFICE HELP The 1982 Office Help Jim Heffern. Amy Kramer. Bob Wing. Maureen Dicarro. John Connelly. Heidi Exline. Beth Ellen Kihilstrom. Jill Rowe. This year's office help proved very helpful, indeed, as they faced possible harrassement by walking in and out of class after class. They are a valuable part of the office: in fact, they are as vital to the running of the office system as is the administration. 125 his year's band participat ed in many different ac- KV I tivities. Along with the usual football games and pep rallies, the band also cheered- musically, that is—the soc- cer team on through its many victo- ries. Perhaps a new highlight for the band was their T V. appearance; all of C.F.H.S.' marching musicians ap peared on N.B.C.. performing the stations' theme song. You’ve got a friend.” The concert band, as always, pleased their audiences tremendously with wonderfully, melodious sounds. Tom Foley. Julie Shaffer. Kelly Shanklin. Doc Foley. Karen Neuman. Cheryl Kranchalk. Lee Unkrich and Sharon McGuiggan await their cue at a fall football pep rally Dueling French Ftorns. Debbie Woodruff and Bill Larson Dance team members relax during the pep rally The Chagrin Falls High School Choir sing at the Christmas Eve Service at Tri- angle Park. Row I; A. Hunt. Q. Guinevere. L. Hunt er. E. McDonnell. A. Prideux. C Brown. D. Stevens. T. Foley Row 2s C Porter. D. Thomas. Q Guinevere. M Banks. C. Kranchalk. L. Unkrich. Row 3: C. Alspaugh. L. Lister. M Smith. Q. Guine vere. D Woodruff. B Moore. L. Heiss. H Buckey. Row 4: K Shanklin. J. Shaffer. B Hladik. A Arthur. K Keberle. J. Gross. J. Heffern. Row 5: L. Giltz. E. O'Keefe. L. Kaniecki. M McElhinny. B Muller. P Pointer. B Larson Row 6: J Bryant. L Bell. R Coutney. J. Keberle. C Bell. M Heffern. J Connelly Row 7, $. Self. K. Foley. P Vogt. R Johnson. C. Payne. D. Palo. S. Kaye. BAND 126 CHOIR Row I Connie Warnock. Erin MacDonald. Debbie Woodruff. Helen Pope. Jennifer Brook� . Tracy DeCroce. S. Self. Elizabeth O'Keefe. Kris- tin Mapes. Brigette La France. Sharon Dooley. Laura Lister. M Scher. Row 1 M Barry. E. Harsock. A Moore. J. Carpenlar. C Melee. B. Moore. T. Taft. B Mueller. J. McFarland. M. Cressman. P Pointer. D Wyville. T. Foley. Row 3. S. Beattie. J. Groth. M Flemming. O. Guine vere. K. Wright. G Bodwell. G. Zortzi. T Piai. D Pearce. B Paramesi. C. Cordes. S. Christian. S McGinnis. O Guinevere. J. Conner. L. Campbell. L. Fitzpatrick. Row 4: T. Eckard. J. Moser. J. Fow. I. Kalt. S. Masters. R. Cary. H. Brunner. B Larson. A Wiese. J Bryant. K. Fo- ley. K Eastburn. A. O'Connell. K. Smith. K. Maus. Q. Guinevere. K. Youngberg. M. Smith. The Dance Team: left to Right: G. Donahoe. M Savel. A. Lane. L Kershy. K Maus. C Anderson. J. Fruhauff. A. Kinkaid. M Schoeppner. L. Hladik. S. Smith DANCE TEAM DEBATE Taking a break from a strenuous debate on education. Dan Hayborn and Julie Arthur look to advisor Mr Balk for moral supporl. he 1982 Debate Team, although young and relatively M I inexperienced, had an unusual amount of potential. and they had a very good chance of going to state competition. The team’s overall varsity record this year was 29-21. Debaters Liz Katz. Julie Arthur, and Barb Waddington truly added to the team's credits, as did under- classmen Dan Haybron. Lee Mighdoll. and Kris Rosette. With the superb experience the Debate Team is obtaining this year, next year should be a smashing success for Chagrin’s very com- petitive Debate Team. ROW I: Julie Arthur. Kris Rosette. ROW Mr Balk. Barb Waddington. Jim laRue. Dan Hayborn. uture Teachers of America this year was involved in 11 such activities as tutoring at Lewis Sands Elementary School during free periods and at- tending a field trip to a learning in- stitution for the disabled. Mrs. Nel- son is the club's advisor, with Grace Donahoe as president. For the future, the club hopes to expand the number of members, thereby increasing the number of available tutors for needy elementary school students. ROW I: J. Streeter. K. Maus. R Walters. Row 2: E. Morrisson. G Donahoe. Mrs. Nelson. BOTTOM ROW I. Kail. R Courtney. K Nelson (advisor). B Vogel. A Thom as; 2nd ROW G. Zorzi. D Wing; 3rd ROW: K Ladyga. K Mellee. K. Tursic. (President). I Clegg; 4ih ROW C Haefeker. L. Heiss. S Magee. K Shuster. G. Donahoe. D Wing; Sth ROW: D. Bryan. K. Shulze. S. Payne. B Veit; 6th Row: J. Fox. A Carlson. J Sutcliffe. C. Porter; 7th ROW: J. Larue. M Mikol. L. Kinloch. H. Gumprecht. M Scheer; 8th Row J. Brooks. K. Goldman. M Hollies. H Pope; 9th Row J. Schindler. C Kranschalk NOT PICTURED: K. Koprowski (vice president). P Neuman. S. McCarthy ABOVE: Carsten Haefeker. a Rotary exchange student from Ger many, is taking a break from his American studies LEFT; Rich Courtney bids a fond farewell FS has had a very successful year. Besty Vogel travelled to Indonesia and Kelly Ladyga to Germany last year; Sue Doman went to Connecti- cut during the first semester. The AFS stu- dents who are at Chagrin this year are Giovanni Zorzi from Italy. Irene Kalt from Switzerland, and Rich Courtney from Tupper Lake. New York. The club sponsored the Winter Formal dance again this year and hours of hard work were put towards its suc- cess. Other money raisers were bake sales and homeroom messages. AFS has many ac- tivities such as pot-luck dinners, informative talks on students visits, a trip to the West Side Market, parties with other AFS chapters, and dinner outings. The students who have gone or those who have come can tell you what a valuable and exciting experience it is! Exchange students gather for a smile. (1st ROW: Irene Kalt. Loren Gideons: 2nd ROW Giovanni Zorzi. Carsten Haefeker; 3rd ROW: Richard Courtney. Kelly Ladyga. Sue Doman. Besty Vogel) STUDENT Row 3: D. O'Brian. C Clegg. C PeMolto. G. Vickers. I Pope. R. Tursic. B Dahl. G. Rodwell. M O'Donnell. M. Stanton. J. Groth. A. O'Connell. K. Philpott. Row 2: S McGinnis. H Rannerman. L. Fitzpatrick. B Khilstrom. M McHenry. R. Scott. L. Vild. S. Beattie. H. Harris. K. Bares. Row Ii K. Shuster. L Hall. A Hemlein. H. Exline. C Bridges. D Mahoney. S. Owen. I DeCroce. ABOVE: What did Arianne eat now?? ABOVE RIGHT: Country dudes Ted and Rich seem to have sung the ears off of their four legged friends. RIGHT: Wnat's the matter. Sue —shark got your toe? STUDENT COUNCIL 1 30 COUNCIL TOGETHER AT THE FARM . . . tudent Council started out this year with a lead- ership workshop at the Bares' farm in New York. At this workshop, members participated in sessions of group dynamics, leadership, and problem solving. Among the many, many projects the Stu- dent Council undertook this year were the annual car smash, hall decorating, and a Canned Food Drive. Under the leadership of Rich Tursic. President, and Dale Rich- mond as advisor, the year was not only a successful one for Student Council but. too. for the entire school body. RIGHT A member sleep BELOW: Well, they always said the mountain air develop healthy leg muscles, but they never said how the extra legs develop BOTTOM RIGHT: Meet the council mature, poised, and sophisticated. BOTTOM LEFT: No wonder Holly’s boyfriend is 6’ 4 l! Sally R.irtunek and Denise Waddington pla with the computer. Janelle keberle and Lee Mighdoll dismember a beguiling geomaetric configuration. erhaps the most significant change in the 1982 Math Club is the mul- tiplication in members. The club expanded from its former Mu Alpha Theta status and now includes any student who is interested in math Ml and is related activities. President Rich Tursic and advisor Mr. Howell instigated some new activities for the previously non-active club, including inter- esting films, speakers, and lectures. Other officers include Vice-President Mark Chafe and Treasure Secretary Susan Anderson. Row I: B Norwick. S Schieman. J. Syme. N. Brown. I. Pop . B Houghton. Row 2: P Campbell. C. Cimorell. K. Stanek. A. Carlton. K. Chlad. B Waddington. H. Gumprecht. M. Miller. $. Lang. D. Wennersfrom Row 3: M. Thomas. S Anderson. B. Morgan. R. Tursic. K. Harvey. M Barry. P. Neuman. C. Porter. L Kinloch. L. Fitzpatrick. G. Bodwell. Row 4: M. Hanley. J. McFarland. T Burke. ). Neimoller. C. Viland. S. Payne. M. Slanlon. J. Keberle. J. LaRue. D. Shanklin. Mark Chafe. MATH CLUB 1 32 N H S From left lo Right. Bev Dahl. Amy Groft. $u an Anderson. Bill Norwkk. Kevin Stanek. Laura Filzpatric. Amy Pointer. Lisa Bolster. Bill Morgan. Rich lursic. Holly Harris. Ted Pope. Carla Cimorell. Amy Arthur. Donna Wennerstrom. Denise Waddington. Lau- ra Badal. Sue Darden his year's National Honor Society, under the leadership of Bev Dahl as President. participated in many activities. Luckily, only a minimum num- ber of N.H.S. tutors were need- ed this year, but the organiza- tion kept itself busy with such other activities as cultural outings, an '’Honorable Men- tion” list for those students with a 3.3 average or better, and. of course, the annual ju- nior induction ceremony. Neal Wheatcraft is the club's advisor; Amy Gross was the secretary treasurer and Donna Wennerstrom was the vice president. RIGHT: Carey Evan and Amy Gro lake lime out from deciding how lo cut the cake to accept congratulation from Mr. Mr Waddington LEFT. Kevin and Bill (Left) and Holly and Li a (Bottom Right) munch out to celebrate their induction. N.H.S. 133 ABOVE: Happy Chagnnites and assorted children smack their lips after one of the French Club s delicious sundaes from the Sundae Party. RIGHT: Senior French Club members gaze lovingly at a poster they have just created for the French Club Movie Night his Year's German Club was headed by President Rob Kihlstrom: his executive committee consisted of Janet Deedrick. Sara Lang, and advisor Mr. Gerhardt. As in past years, the club enjoyed many activities, such as Cross Country skiing and a trip to Peak 'n Peak in New York, Christmas caroling, and an evening of eating and dancing at Cleveland's Hofbrau Haus. his year’s French Club proved very active, initiat- ing future traditions as a French Breakfast and a French flick night. The annual Sundae Party was a huge success, bringing in the largest profit ever. President Amy Gross. Vice President Kara Koprowski. Treasurer Martha Stanton, and Secretary Lettie Kinloch worked well together, and Mrs. Colignon. the club's advi- sor. claimed that this year was 'a super one. LEFT: Julie Gross sells Karen Mulholland a much desired ticket to the French Club's French Breakfast The German Club: ROW It M. McHenry. S. Hill. T. Carlton. D. Pierce. T Foley. K. Foley. D. Baldwin. C. Harvey. M Delafranconi. K. Kama. B. Veil J. Ward. MJ. Lorentz. L. Osbourn. J. Sutcliffe. B. Rail. K. Jicha. $ Bartunek. ROW 3: P. Hyde. S. Nielson. J Southerland. P Rassmussen. S Flom. B Willis. C Husten. K Rosette. J. Deedrick. S. Lang. L. Hladik. D Wing. D Wing. D Woodruff. W Church. R Schlundl; ROW 3: C Noone B Hartman. T. Hanson. C Mellee. R. Kihlstrom. T. Pope. P Christian. C Pretner. J. Connelly. C. Cordes. C Alspaugh. M Smith. I Steele. J Schultze. D Cummings: ROW 4: Mr Gerhardt. D. Knipper. P. Vogt. M Thomas. E. Morrison. S Anderson. J. Syme. J. Moyse. S. Davis. M Toma C. Zodro. A Johnson. T. Echardt. S Greenawald. M.A. Fleming. M Hoi lies: ROW S: M. Chafe. K Tursic . K. Schultze. H. Pope. M Scherr. K Burger. C. Granshaw. L. Giltz. E. O'Keefe. L. Kanieki. H. Sulyok. A Sher man. P. McKeogh. L. Bell. R. Hladik. A. Greenawald. L. Katz (Above) Representative Cooper Noone and Advisor Mario Gerhard! dis cuss future German club plans (Left) Kim Hamilton and Martha Stanton prepare French delicacies The French Club: ROW I. L Kinloch. J Jefferies. I Howard. A. landy. L. Bolster H Harris. D Waddington. D Wing. $ Lang. D Otis. J Niemol ler: ROW 2. J. Fow. J. Bryant. $ Magee. A. Pionter. L. Harsh. J. Moser. D Wing. K Neuman. C Cimorell. B Morgan; ROW I. A. Gross. B. Vogel. A Arthur K Smith M Alexander. K Smith. A Barter R Baldwin. A Chall. Rich Atkinson; ROW 4 C. Porter. J. Klineman. K Mettee. K Koprowski. O. Guinevere. C. Harvey. K. Hamilton. A. Lane. M K Matousek. J. Gross. GERMAN FRENCH Beth Gracey furiously studies her Latin verbs and prepares to give a short speech on them at the next Latin Club meeting. Sharon McGuiggan emerges from an exhilerating Latin Club meeting ROW Ii L Wilharm. $. Becker. P Hammonds. B. Gracey. M. Bollen. L. Gibbon. ROW 2 M Jung. J Dishong. K Alpeter. J. Wilharm. K. Schuster. Row h S. Martin. C. Brown. N. Brown. K. Arthur. A. Thomas Row 4: S. Laird. P Bomback. J Arthur. K. Rosette his year's Latin Club grew in both size and activity. The club sponsored many bake sales, and it was prominently represented at the Spanish Club's International Dinner. President. Pete Hammonds; Vice President. Laura Wilham; Trea- surer. Sarah Baber; and Secre- tary. Beth Gracey. worked well together in an effort to unify this club. he all language club In- ternational Dinner sported the top of this year's Spanish Club's ac- tivity list; the dinner was well at- tended. with each language club member bringing a food of his or her club's nationality. This year's list of officers for the Spanish Club reads as follows: President: Jenni- fer Fox. Vice President; Sue Griffiths. Treasurer-. Beth Kihlstrom. Secretary: Eileen Clegg. LATIN S SPANISH ROW I: M Barry. B Kihlstrom. A OConnel. S. Pinkard. D. Bryan. E. Clegg. ROW 2 Mrs Hansen. M Donahoe. M Dicarro. S. McOuiggan. M Hanley. H Bannerman: ROW 3. C. Clegg. S. Griffiths. C Clawson. M Heffern. K. Arthurs M Banks: ROW 4: C. Keim. H Exline. M. Howell. S. Freer. D. Bryan. K. Clegg. GRANNIES GRAMPIES 4 ollowing the induction of the new Granny members, an eventful Christmas season be- I I gan with programs at Sunny Acres Hospi- tal. Amasa Stone. Havre , and a special holiday dinner at Hamlet Hills. The Grannies also plan to participate in the spring OABR production. This year's members are Sarah Christian. Sue McGinnis. Diane Mahoney. Amy Thomas. Karen Eastburn. Nancy Olsen, Kris Kunkel. Rachel Cary. Beth Williams. Ann Moore. Laura Campbell. Kareen Gilbert, and Jane Phend. BELOW: Rachel Cary represent the Grannies by doing a lovely solo number BELOW LEFT: Sue McGinnis takes a rare break from her singing he Grampies’ second i I year on the free singing market added to the fame they earned last year, performing such gigs as a promotional song in the Commons. The troupe will most likely appear in an encore performance in the 1982 O.A.B.R. ROW I: Bill Phillips. Joey Adelman. Doug Cubberly ROW 2. Randy Rutkai. Pete Christian. Scott Davis. Steve Diedrich his year's ZOO upheld its d I reputation for its rowdiness. W j loudness, and obnoxious ness. The ZOO keeper. Damian Sells and his loyal members declared their pride with their t-shirts at most winter athletic events. he Commons Activity Board d I informerly known as CAR. has flourished this year. Because of our new president. Damian Sells, we have made many many changes involving the Sound System, and the CABinet. The Cabinet has been remodeled, with new vaccum cleaner and paneling. The new sound system is a great improvement over the last one. The money to make these improvements was raised by bake sales, popcorn ther- mos sales, the breakfast before the Junior SENIOR game, and our fantastic Santa luncheon. This club is always jumping with excitement and it shows. Thanks Mrs. Scolaro! (right) Santa's helpers Ann Snavely. Robin Hilly. Ali Landy and Laura Campbell, (left) Laura Damien and Debbie profit from their CAB exper ROW Ii K. Scott. D. Mendel son. R. Hilly. L. COLE; ROW 2: A. Byrnes. S. Christian. L. Campbell. P Kravitz. J. klebeno . L. Gibbon. C. Huston. D. Sells. ROW 2: A Snavety. D Knechtl. W Kail. J. Phillips. L. Marlin. K. Luce. J. Updyke. THE ANIMAL CAGE ZENITH he population explotion hit Zenith early in the year, but as d 11 time progressed, the masses lessened, and in the end a brave, diligent core remained. Under a medival influence, the staff created a yearbook to end all yearbooks, and the triumph was theirs. Led by Amy Gross. Bev. Dahl, and many compe- tent helpers, the yearbook attempted to cover all aspects of school life from clubs to classrooms. With the great help of advisor. Linda Gilmore, it even got to press on time. ’8 2 (left) Staff advisor Linda Gilmore works on yet another layout (bottom left) Head pho tographer Susan Anderson grins and bears it. (bottom middle) Editor Bev. Dahl con templates her next Zenith assignment (bottom right) Editor Amy Gross gets a little slap happy from the late hours THE SEPTEMBER ZENITH STAFF too numerous to mention PRISM members await a meeting to begin. At the meeting they selected the poems and art work to be included in the maga zine. Kate Goldman. Denise Waddington. and Kyla Smith hunt frantically for submissions in the PRISM box outside the guidance of fice. PRISM © ur annual literary magazine PRISM was headed by Denise Waddington. Donna Wennerstrom and Kelly Ladyga with Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Jenkins as advisors. PRISM provides students with as opportunity to express their creative abilities through the medium of short story, poem or art work. The submissions are carefully chosen by the committees and then brought together to form the magazine which is sold at the end of the school year. ROW 11 K Hope raft. C. Houston. K. Ladyga. D. Wennerstrom. L. Kinloch. B Waddington. S. Darden ROW 2: K. Goldman. K Luce. C. DeMalo. G. Donahoe. I. Soule. L. Heiss. J. Howell. S. Freer. J. Fow ROW 3 B. Gracey. J. Fox. K. Goodman. M. Smyser. T. Matousek. A. Chall. K. Smith. K. Ro- sette. S. Griffiths. ROW 4: C. Prentner. K. kunkel He TIGER TIMES. m I Chagrin’s student pa- per. had it's best year ever. The staff, headed by advisor. Mr. Lou Papes, was awarded a 2nd place award for journalistic achievement from the interna- tional Quill Scroll Society. The staff heads included Su- san Darden as Editor in Chief; editors-. Denise Waddington. Beth Gracey and Julie Arthur; business manager. Sue Magee; and layout editor Laura Fitzpatrick. Kris Rosette and Mary McElhinhy organized ad- vertizing and circulation, while Damian Sells ran the photogra- phy department. The paper is gaining student respect, and is improving with each year. Now —this is how you do the layout. ImcHm Deni Waddington. to younger ister Barb and Anne O'Connell. Laura Fitzpatrick i puzzled, but Susan Darden. Editor, help out. TIGER TIMES First Row Neil Brown. Lettie Kinloch. Laura Fitspatrick. Denise Waddington. and Damian Sells. Second Row Beth Gracey. Tracey De Croce. Sue Magee. Sue Darden. Amy Thomas. Anne O'Connell, and Kris Rosette. Third Row: Sarah Christian. Mark Chaffe. Julie Wilharm and Robin Hilly. Fourth Row: Debbie Rathbone. Karen Eastburn. Beth Gaile. Bob Craig Fifth Row Matt Hanely. Brad Meuller. Dave Hess. Barb Waddington. Jane Howell. Sue Freer. Bob Darden. Sally Bartunek. and Ju- lie Arthur. €very Wednesday evening in the winter. Chagrin Falls High School is enhanced by a bus full of students just returning from a day of skiing. This group of students composes the Ski Club, one which has. unfortunately, been slowed down by a few days of warm weather. Mr. James Howell advises this club; ski excursions generally take the group to Brandywine or Boston Mills ski areas. r. Matt Chinchar's weight lifting club — Tiger Strength — ex- panded noticeably this year, even to the point of including excellent lifter Robin Walters. The club buys its own equip- ment with money it raises from such activities as the an- nual Lift-a-Thon. They create many massive muscles during their strenuous hours of weight lifting, and the group hopes to become more well known in future years. Joe Jicha flashes his massive muscle, trying to supress a grimace STRENGTH TIGER ROW Ii C Barnes. J Shukys. S. Ad- ams. G. Nelson. R Tursic ROW i: R Walters. R. Taylor. P Mckeough B Craig. W Robinson. B Hartman. J. Durkee. D. Badal. ROW i. P Miller. B Porter. T. Bennington. G. Hincke. J. Schneider. S. Girard. Coach Chinchar ART CLUB his year's Art Club will be remem £ I bered for its hard work in creating the much admired ZOO teeshirts. The club also has many talented members who won awards for their artistic endeavors, some of whom are pictured at right. (Sarah Becker. Lettie Kinloch. Kim Mettee. Karen Schultze.) ROW I. S. Becker. D Shuky . G Donahoe. J. Phillips. B Vogel. K. Smith ROW 2i Q Guinevere. C. Nighbor. C. Heelman. C Tadeo. L. Kinloch. A. Chall. K. Hamilton. K. Goodman INDUSTRIAL ARTS he Industrial II Arts Club. 1J bigger this year, meets downstairs in the ob- scure ’’shop’' room. Members busy them- selves preparing projects for the spring industrial arts show and for other personal reasons. One member. Darren McCulley. went so far as to laminate a mirror frame in exchange for army dress greens. Un- der Mr. Muzevich’s su- pervision. the students learn the proper care and usage of many dangerous tools. It was a fun year for all in- volved. ROW I� J. Lund. I. Asplin. PJ. Ca ey. I. Zalba; ROW 2. W Gilbert. J Newhouse. K. Arthur. S. Hill. C. Otto. G. Hincke I. Walter . K Whitelaw. J. Go . C. P amato. B Wing; ROW J: D Purtell. Mr Muzevich. B Moore. J. Shuky . A. Eckard. D. McCulley. C. Zodrow. B Busby. M Davey. K. Arthur. E. Phillip . K. Conrad. D He . D. Smith ART — INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB 143 0 n January 23rd. 1982 the Chagrin Falls Stu- dent Council hosted a most unusual dance—a PUNK dance. Students piled on the paints and make up, squeezed into their often too tight costumes, and made their way to the Ralph Quesinberry Gymnasium. The Adults” sup- plied the music and the good times. People bopped around the floor to the terrific beat and most felt the dance ended all too soon. It was such a success that there's even talk of having another one. so be free. PUNK OUT!!! PUNK DANCE 144 (Top Right) Jenny . prep turn punk. (Center Left) Head Punker for the and Adults. (Center Right ) HoHy. MaryBeth. and Alicia groove to the punk beat. (Bottom Left) Punky is funky insist Rob Kihlstrom. Libby Glitz, and Jill Richards. (Bottom Right) Susan and Bev prepare to punk. op Left) Sally comment . I like Don even when he punk op Right) Amy Arthur link her elf to Rich Courtney for a funked I number enter Left) Punk (punk) n. ( lang) — person who i rowdy, defiant, inchy. and rebellious, enter Right) Punky n spunky Bottom Left) Would you be een with one of lhe e? (Bottom Right) Don't me with u . 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Minks, and sunrises —We create our tomorrows by what we dream today Scattered Pictures of the smiles we left behind Appetite Suppressant GOODBYE!!! Ba nana. Big Red 8 Sleezy . WE’re sick of boys!! Pancakes and Pictures! BBT BJ8CS6PT ... Let the disappointments pass, let the laughter Fill your glass, let your illusions last until they shat ter We re pullin outta here to win! Show a little faith! If we had the chance to do it all again tell me would we? Could we? L'essential est invisible . Goujopr l amour GOODBYE DOESN’T MEAN FOREVER!!! OSU. USC Aurevoir 158 ADS To Each Other With Love: Jennie. Cassie. Kate. Karen. Jennie. Kim Laura. Mary Beth. Robin. Gillian Jen. Cassmando. Scrater. Little Bo Peep. MBOD. Party Hardy Marty. Scrimshaw. Rooter Hooter Scooter. Gillman . War Games . . . Quarters . . . Country Kitchen . . . MB. CFB. WB. NB. KB. STB. OB. AB. RB. QB . . . Holiday Sands . . . party Hunters . . . crimemobile . . . the stick . . . The Great Purse Caper . . . 4:41 a.m. . . . CSNY . . . die by the doors and the cancer sticks . . . Bunny Mugs . . . BBAC . . . You get what you get when you go for it . . . pumpkin pants . . . OU . . . mailbox . . . Shotgun . . . One fine day . . . cheez balls . . . 9-12-81 . . . beach party . . . Rocky . . . Florida Fund . . . Party at Loud's . . . 87 . . . Party Rules . . bad OJ. . . . PTORY . . . Strike outs . . . painting the wall . . . sleep at Kate's . . . Bah . . . McDonalds . . . Bonfire Blues . . . Mentorheadlands . . . same for me sir . . . Octoberfest . . . Metro . . . stab me with your derby knife ... I never laughed so hard in my life . . . We have come together in the friendship to fulfill the needs of each other . . . Good Luck to the Senior Class of 1982. Live for all your dreams With all of our love. ADS IS9 THE 1982 VOICE OF THE MASSES What’s goin' down? . . . crank the tunes . . . whale on it . . . face . . . shuck and jive ... a real dude . . . bogus . . . bummer . . . cos (cosmic) . . . gimme a break . . . good times . . . cosmitus . . . blow me away . . . catch ya later ... be there or be square . . . I'm psyched . . . mellow . . . Tschuss! . . . take it easy . . . chow down . . . munchies . . . excellent . . . really . . . definitely ... no doubt . . . party . . . zoid . . . freak me out ... I’m gonna spew, blow chow, blow chunks . . . psychedelic . . . big dude . . . what’s the deal here? . . . get your act to- gether . . . . I'm sure . . . cruisin' . . . Oh bly! . . . bridlin' . . . . can’t handle it . . . scum of the earth . . . wasted . . . rowdie . . . good tunes . . . take a hike ... I'm not into it . . . let's book . . . around this joint . . . rasty . . . shore- bird . . . chug . . . what a prep, brain, fox. spaz. hunk, babe . . . bull twinkies . . . hey babe, take a walk on the wild side . . . spaz attack . . . space cadets ... go for itl . . . whatever rocks your socks, turns you on . . . you turkey . . . spare me . . . way-da-go . . . really ”ec” . . what a pain . . . what a drag . . . that's really deep, heavy, intense ... get down ... I mean. like, ya know . . . what a trip . . . nail a chick . . . megabucks. Gag me . . . cool . . . dig it . . . you know it . . . crank it. pal . . . let's blow, roll ... it bites . . . check it out . . . jammin' . . . twist and flips . . . roach job . . . Bucko . . rammy . . busted ... all right! I'm gone . . . you're hurtin' . . . GH soaps (ugh)—well, can you imag- ine? . . groovin' in stereo . . . adobic . . . then I total- ly lost it . . . blow it off . . . ditto . . . bunch of row- dies . . . chow, baby! . . . airhead . . . groove and jive . . . bog deal . . . bummed to the max . . . Laters! (much) . . . mellow out . . . pork out . . . zoided out . . . hey. buddy . . . cruisin' around . . . that's cool . . . slime pit . . . plastered ... I’m outta here . . . you bly-devil! ... for cryin' out loud . . . what are you on? . . . shabby ... I don’t give a scheisse . . . it bites the big one . . . bookin' along . . . I feel really gross . . . munch out . . . really bummin’ hard . . . golly- gee —Ned . . . buffalo chips! . . . excuuuuuse me! . . . that will be just peachy. . . what's his act? . . . hey dude . . . I'm into it . . . gimme high five . . . CLASS OF 1982!!! Co-Editors-in Chief: Amy Gross and Bev Dahl Advisor: Mrs. Linda Gilmore Photography Head: Susan Anderson Thanks go to those who truly deserve it. MM