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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1983 volume:

Opening Seniors Underclass Sports Faculty Clubs and Activities Advertisements 1983 ZENITH Volume 73 Chagrin Falls High School 400 E. Washington St. Chagrin Falls. Ohio 44022 (216) 247-5500 STEPPING OUT In some way. everyone at Chagrin Falls High School does his own step ping out. Although we all march to the beat of a different drummer, ev eryone is still able to step in unison because of school spirit. Steps are a part of all students' lives. While the seniors are anxiously stepping to ward the exit, the juniors are step ping on everyone In their attempt to raise money for the Prom. In the low er classes, the sophomores are step ping on the freshman and the fresh man are falling on the front steps. People are plodding through their classes, stalking prospective dates, and strutting on and off the athletic field. This yearbook is dedicated to all the stepping out that each and every one of us does in our high school career. The Drill Team kicks in the football season with style High School students step to the beat of the Army Band in a special school assem bly. The Boy's Cross Country Team is stepping out in the right direction with trophies for all the winners John Moyse catches up on some winks on the steps of the bleachers at a pep rally Barry Winovich steps in a dif ferent direction STEPPING OUT 2 I PM Varsity Football Cheerleaders kick In the Tiger Team victory Eric Crouse steps down the halls acconrv panied by Dawn Calder and Audrey Tomalin CFHS Band members really step Into their music Michele Mikol steps out ot the bathroom in total amazement after seeing the change from last year Sophomore girls Lisa Burnett. Kristen Burger, and Joelle London, gei their kicks goofing around The Senior women show who $ number one. while they rompoge through the hoUwoys Top left Coro Young and Janice Jeffries try to smile for the camera, but their mouthpieces get In the way Top right Although defeat ed. the Juniors show their spirit at their after-game party JR-SR GIRLS’ GAME Middle left The Senior Cheerleaders act out the famous Cookie Monster cheer Middle right Kelly Scomick closes in on Julie Shaffer with Emtfy Hart sock and Janice Jeffries close behind Bottom left Ann Snaveiy s car displays the seniors message Give Blood, KHI a Junior JR. SR. GAME 4 On Sunday. September 19. me C.F.H.S. SENIOR women and junior girts took to the field for battle In the annual event known as the Jr.-Sr. Foot ball Game The senior women approached the battle field with a small but tough team, ready for a second victory, while me junior girls ap peared with a larger team and the attitude to defeat the seniors The game turned into one of me most exciting rivalries with only a few ml� nor Injuries on both sides The coaches, mostly varsity players themselves, matched their football skills, as did the cheerleaders with their half-time blitzes The final score was 21-6 In favor of me senior Bottom rigM The senior cheerleaders perform o death defying pyramid with Jeff Bryant lumping off the top to outdo the junior cheerleaders SENIORS 2-0 t Middle right Shelly Toth uses her speed to get around ARcia Burton who's Intent on grabbing her flog while another junior misses from behind Middle left The Junior cooches Bob Craig. Bob Hartman. Tim Pid Eric Gebter John Dishong. and Greg Nelson look pretty relaxed before the big game women, the highest scoring game so far In me school s history. The touchdowns were scored by Sally Bartunek. Jane Phend. Shelly Tom for the seniors, and Julie Shaffer for me juniors JR. SR. GAME 5 SUMMER FUN Ken Koprowskl takes time out from his Olympic quest to catch the Pepsi spirit. John Moyse and Mark Easley showed their great canoeing skill In the Trl-athelon. Chagrin Falls High School students spent their summer In a variety of ways. A group of athletic-minded boys competed in a Trl-athelon These were Ken Koprowskl (biker). Charlie Bares (runner). Mark Easley and John Moyse (canoers). Most of the upperclassmen took on jobs or travelled to foreign places. Others enjoyed the life of partying, attend ing concerts at Blossom, or bumming around Chagrin. As summer came to an end. the hard work really began Band started practicing for the season, while the football, soccer, volleyball, and girl's boy’s cross country teams worked up a sweat In the hot summer sun. Neil Brown goes out on a limb to be different By the look on their faces. Janet Deedrlck. Karen Schulze. Karol Wilber. Michelle McHenry. Karen Tursic. Kara Koprowskl. seem to be up to no good SUMMER FUN 6 MO Cathy Porter needed all summer to solve the Intriguing Rubik's cube Mark Easley and Trey Reinhart took time out to rest from a 200 mi. bike trip Seniors. Sally Bartunek. Andy Wiese, and Emily Hartsock. got an early attack of summer fun with the Blossom Time Carni- val. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders. Jennifer Sutcliffe. Emily Hartsock. Ann Snavely. Tracy DeCroce. Sharon Dooley, and Lynne Anne Ste venson take time out from camp for a quick picture Florida lady killers Barry Vinovich. Greg Nelson, and Tim Piai prepare for a wild day on the beach SUMMER FUN 7 Middle left The senior men work hard at building up the anno ai Homecoming bonfire Middle right Sophomore attendant Loflita Bello does not take her eye oft escort Greg Nelson as he folks with the pretty freshman attendant Jennifer MacDonald Bottom left The football team mascot Mortimer’' looks away from the scoreboard m disbelief as the teom anxiously awaits another chance to change the score — HOMECOMING Breaking with tradition, the bonfire was moved to mid- week and to the back field this year in anticipation of the soccer tournament. Only a few were brave enough to er dure the numbing temperature on that bitter cold night. October 20 The bonfire, however, sparked warmth and spirit into all. and thus began Homecoming Mums again were part of the Homecoming scene They were sold by the sopho more class during school on Friday and before the game Our lovely aueen Janice Jeffries shone on Homecoming night, accompanied by her attendants Balloons were re leased in celebration of the event and a flood of psyched students rushed out onto the field to create a tunnel for the enthusiastic football players Unfortunately, the game didn't go quite as expected Brett Rudolph scored our only touchdown, and the Tigers didn’t claim the extra point Wickcllffe got the upper hand with a score of 7-6 Although many were disappointed, we finished with an air of celebra tlon The Homecoming dance was a big hit Over 130 couples and stags crowded the Ralph L. Qulsenberry Gym from 8 30 until 12:30 on October 23 The bond Wlnzor fea tured alumnus Scott Torantalli as leadslnger The theme for this year's dance was All You Need Is Love, symbolized by the classic rose and the colors red, white and pink The dance was sponsored by the Senior Class of 1983 Top right Senior attendant Sue Why man. escort Andy Wiese and Queen Janice Jeffries are enjoying the action of the gome while at tendant Nancy Olsen seems to be more interested in the octton of the camera M V� Bottom left Sean Kaye prepares to do the tango with Heather Bannerman and Lisa Burnett m hopes of increasing mum sales Bottom right Senior escorts and their attendants Tony Mir otto Nancy Olsen Andy Wiese and Sue Whyman. Queen Jamce Jeffries and her es corf Mike Zetwick. junior attendant Tracy Decroce and her escort Matt Hanley sophomore attendant lolllta Bello and her escort Greg Nelson an seem to be enjoying eoch other's company Spirited Homecoming tigers All landy and Usa Howard pal around with the varsity cheerleaders Laura Wll harm. Conme Bridges. Loo ra Campbell, Tanya Eckard and Kristen Philipot This year students gathered around a huge bonfire the Wednesday before the game and watched the seniors efforts go up m a blaze of glory HOMECOMING 9 SPIRIT The year got off to a good start with a dance on September 11. Stu- dents came dressed in clothes depicting their favorite era. The most popular fashions were punk and those from the 1950’s and 1920’s. The dance was promoted by Student Council and evoked a lot of school spirit. Those dressed in togas twisted to the beat of Sean Kay and his band. Meanwhile, poodle, skirts and bobby socks jivved to the rock ’n roll provided by Dave Pearce and his band of Merry Men. Punks punked out to the unconventional sounds of Sacred and the Nerf Peo- ple. Everyone seemed to enjoy himself thoroughly. Halloween also pro- vided an opportunity for showing school spirit. Students came to class In costumes ranging from punks to mouseketeers. And. of course, there were action-packed football games to generate a lot of excitement as did the soccer team’s preparation for district tournament. All in all, school spirit really abounded at C.F.H.S. this year. A Tiger player makes Ns entrance with the support of the Cheerleaders Middle left AN Landy and Lisa Howard have a lot of spirit to dress up at football games as tiger mascots as Sue lorentz and Sue Cage get in the picture. Middle right Lynne Anne Stevenson thinks her outfit is the cat s meow, while Ann Snavely seems to have turned a few shades darker Bottom Bryan Barosh and Bob Darden support the soccer team while Chris D' Amato decides not to wear his t-shirt but to show his spirit just the same Doctor Mark Cressman. Hop© Gumprecht. Doctor Lettie Kinloch. Greek Goddess Michelle McHenry, and Cowboy Sue Griffiths do the bunny hop. Pete Hyde and Co. lost their instruments on the way to the dance and performed in Debbie Wennerstrom comes down from out hopes the audience wouldn't notice er space to dance like crazy. Remember when Bill Porter, Scott O'Brien, and Kevin Clegg made their debut as the Beatles? SENIORS 14 SENIORS ’83 A STEP ABOVE THE REST Karen Turstc and Brooke Willis think Trig is a real Rush Laura Wilharm. Lisa Howard, and All Londy plan for the future Jeff Kleinman seems to have found something that doesn't be- long in Liz Katz's hair. Karol Wilber sees something disgusting while Kara Koprowski leans over her shoulder to get a peak Joe Shukys and Mark Mir alia show football is a full contact sport Pat Stack and John Henderson always knew that SENIOR SUPERLATIVES ROWDIEST Jeff Bryant Kelly Scolnlck NICEST SMILE BEST BOD Brett Rudolph Debbie Mendelsohn BEST DRESSED Steve Richardson Ann Snavely BEST PERSONALITY Scott O'Brien Nancy Olsen MOST ARTISTIC Joe Shukys Robin Hllty Nancy Olson BIGGEST BROWNIE Jett Klelnman Meg Doman BIGGEST MOUTH Tim Fury Kelly Scolnlck BIGGEST PARTIER Ben Parsons Lettle Klnloch FRIENDLIEST Joe Shukys Janice Jeffries MOST ATHLETIC Bill Porter Jane Phend BIGGEST PREP Jett Bryant Becky Loy MOST LEADERSHIP Jett Carter Dawn Colder MOST MUSICAL Andy Wiese Laura Wllharm MOST HAPPY GO LUCKY Tom Topallan Ann Sherman BIGGEST B'SER Jon Gebler Kelly Scolnlck CUTEST COUPLE Kevin Clegg Ann Snavely MOST SCHOLASTIC Jim LaRue Lettle Klnloch BEST LOOKING Brett Rudolph Sue Whyman CLASS COMEDIAN Andy Hyde Kareen Gilbert FIRST-TO-GET MARRIED Ken Foley Kris Kunkel LEAD FOOT Jeff Charlton Carl Nlghbor MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Andy Wiese All Landy MOST EASILY EMBARRASSED Brian Schindler Meg Doman MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC Shawn Martin Jennifer Fox MOST EMOTIONAL Doug Cummings Sally Bartunek FUNNIEST LAUGH Andy Hyde Michelle McHenry BIGGEST FLIRT Jack Blease Sara Lang Jeff Carter Connie Bridges MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Andy Wiese Liz Katz SENIORS 16 Senior class officers hano around fhe shower In their free time They are: Arriane Hemlein. Andy Wiese. Dawn Colder. Jenni Simko (Secretary. V President. President. Treasurer.) AN END, AN INTERIM, A BEGINNING It seems like yesterday that we were children, playing within the safety of our own backyard. We were protected and secure and forbidden to cross the street. Then our world widened, as we found ourselves packed off to school. Endless days of sitting in the classroom followed. It seemed like a life sentence to us. We didn't pay any attention to the clock on the wall, to the change of the seasons or the passing of the years. We simply followed our schedules and grew up and matured. All of a sudden, the end was in sight. Our school days are over now. We are adults: at least, our birth certifi- cates say so. As we turn around to reflect upon those years, we realize with sudden sadness that our carefree childhood has come to an end. Remember, how much we anticipated being seniors, how much fun it would be? Before we knew it. we were there: and. all of a sudden, we were scared! Strangely. It took us seventeen years to realize how precious childhood had been. We spent our last year straining somehow to make this one the best ever. And if we couldn't, we pretended it was so. We applied to colleges and poured through newspapers looking for next year's job. Somehow, we didn't get as much sleep as we did. when we were juniors. With the insecurity of the future looming ahead of us. we became preoccu- pied with ourselves. Underclassmen noticed a change in us and found us less admirable than in years before. No wonder, with all the pressing and important decisions we had to make! Maybe next year, they'll understand. Whether It was apparent or not. we all grew up this year, perhaps more so than in any of the three previous years combined. As a class, we began to look beyond the facade behind which each of us was hiding, as we looked ahead with fearful eyes. Now. In the waning moments of our childhood, we find ourselves at an interesting vantage point. Behind us are all those friends who have molded and Influenced us Into becoming what we are. and ahead of us lies the unknown. Our first few steps forward will be unsteady—we will be tempted to look back, only to discover, to our horror, that we cannot return. Therefore, friends, let's look to ecKI1„e 4, the future with faith. The opportunities are ours. With an undaunted spirit, let us step into a new be- SENIORS 17 ginning. MEGAN KAYE ANDERSON MeteMegs SeeYoLater LWMESL TSSPK jonrowdles.TxBruce!RT;B Crusin Belwood. PD.5am-HIMo m Regukxs IndS FLA. Marc Trish .020. 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Robin Hilty. Sue Landy. Ali Landy. Sally Bartunek and Sue Whyman huddle during a chilly foot ball game SENIORS 19 ROBERT A. CASTLE Bob—Track— LUCKY—throb—P in© Lake..Drivers..1 Destroyer'' o f KINKSCurty...TsBash—the gan 0 (BJT) Crank... TFH—Lake Row dies Clyde Fishing Colt . Voie Kareen Gilbert shows one of the 101 ways to look beautiful with toilet paper, while Nancy tries to look her best without it TODD ANDREWS CHANDLER FordPickup Stretch JGeils8ar d. REO Speedwogon Fishing Rollerskating Buckwheat Mar k-Ross...Mr.Remec . Stonylake Y acht Oub.FJSTU JEFFERY S. CHARLTON Snuffy Roodtrip BFEygptSchlitz 55 Leadfoot Cope DC ATLBTC OH P.RoH8182 KBF CBF USA . 1 WSiW Redneck EC ATSCSUSJ HGG OidBlue DewCrew 1 Th- eHog LYDC ELIZABETH MARIE CLARK BB s Betty PR‘82BFmudzomb VB Buddies DW AS. M ♦ Daway C elebration Week end A tC arm' s HitWPD HSRalph Beochmobile SophParties KHSD Blossom FF KELLY ANN COLLIER KC. 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Good times m CC8Jrack.. .With a dream In your heart, you're never alone..KICK AS..83 JANICE LEE JEFFRIES JJ TheLastOfTheJeffries HC'82 RiverRood Take3 Bread—CSN Y Gymn'81 GoodTimesw Jett ro.Wet.Hoves CL8iLV—BFF Tha nksCoroBiLexaForTheBestYrsOf MyUfe BM2y The senior men' cheerleaders watch the girls football gome, but Jeff Bryan found other action to watch. JAMES scon JERPBAK offToHeifWeGo Thompson Drog- s Florida Cars Transom Firebirds The Fastest Car In School Jeep Good Times At Parties Fun Tim es in snow THE END JOSEPH MARK JICHA Jcks..4 yr track .2 yr ftbl (RTSw Kwas). Thanks Ma Pa H... AP Gw SL.JB.SB M ETe B..R Tr YM AOMM CJ. TJ.JJ KJ .Thanks AM! Love You M81D.JT.Robin WENDY ELIZABETH KAIL LoveBoat 25c Merlin-Excaliber lYCFHetc—Pepsi—Doors Fla 82 3Muskateers—Athos The Moos e JD capts Discretion 8-Ball M M AH NMDWHHLKJSDR Luv Y a AM ELIZABETH KATZ youandttravel JA SIS I Love Yo U..1 Sun For Fun w JS 81. KF At ways My Rainbow Always My Friend DS:LM Bro.Take Care .tot hebeatofadWferentdrum LETITIA PARKER KINLOCH Smeona once told me. 'Life Is what you make it 8 memory what you choose not to forget . I won't forget Thanks Art an d B-BaU KUNDI UVES Kelly Shuster wants to give Pat Stack a kiss but he refuses JEAN KLEBENOW MOTT the Who? Bye Ruis Cher okee 12 Jonrowdies Led Springsteen? MEBXKRSUFR1RROG MATRACEGO—KAK Tunes Ge bs? Unlcoms D8iC Lohf er Bust ed ED1$$ tJW SENIORS 26 JEFFREY MARK KLEINMAN And we are here as on a dar king plain Swept with confuse d alarms of struggle and flight 'Where ignorant armies clash by night —M.A. Later. KUNDI w MICHAEL KLINE Last of the Ledheods. FootbaM 83 BBB s Birdman Poul TB Ups Jethro GV GHGDCCJO What I’m Talkin About Is Zeppelin Party down... Later Much DONNA KNECHTL It’s FinaMy Over. Jon Rowdtes R ocky's forever Troy BMTCTKD PTKMMBSCSBBRBPK Annex.. First Wedding Little Indians Thanky ouforeverytNng momdod I OOJV'T ma KB passes John Henderson s shirt speaks for itself Ken Foiey beats out a drum solo during the first school dance TIMOTHY E. KOBUS Kobo-K otoy-letsmosey-C SP2S 00ft-2MonthsAppalachianTrail —Summer 8 2ontopofthe world— LongsPeak8hrWVwwrafting—C Pw DK—Poker AnyoneKeepSe arching The Skies KARA MARIE KOPROWSKI Ski K! LY m d 4yrsBB-STATE! KT KS MMJDKW—thanx! k—goPD A Pres yrbk cheerup HC82 lau ghs tears itsgonebytoofast you vegotafriend FUTURE loveyouM ARC R. DOUGLAS KRAUSE Four Year Track...Sour...Hops... MSB New Years Eve Bonfire R oH 81 . Hockingballs TCC... I TK AEGRGHDM . Cookin ..Bye Ever ybody. Laters!... LISA KRASOK SHERRY LYNN KUCERA KuBug Bicha 8yrOreamsStil2Co me y aTheyrReal?MudZombPR 2 Smarks SWPCTRJJ ThnxMaur eenRobM D PB Homecoming 82, YURTVABTPD Gebs?Hans K- azy Rots4ever Joe KRIS ANN KUNKEL KUNKS Xmas Guitar Church... OU;RHSDAMSM 7 5 81 OABR Music ASP.WVa.Alaska;travel. S T DF;Laughter sunset Smile Bio ssom Grannies ski bb CHAS SENIORS 27 JOSEPH LOUIS KWASNY KWAZ?Gator. Eogmen Salem ...Var F-Ba« Red 4yr B-BaH .. G- c Ban Kinnins Fafc .War Ga mes Hockey USA.. MobUno 2S C ..HC 82... Sher SARA CAROLYN LANG Hester Lino ano..t4HS...KUNDl Rah-Rah. ..German Rench Skt mg . .4-RHorses Now I Wi Bet •eve That There Are Unicorns— Wm. Shakespeare ALLISON AINSWORTH LANDY AlSWDl(lHLCCBlWCN)TBOF CFt eldBJossom Preparty 25c Ron ce LH HC82 Twm SW2-0 Tharv xM DCRMS8iLSLSC 4SALE Sail On To The End Of your Dream S GIB..RTA JAMES ROBERT LARUE ihatethisllttteto wnandlDon' tNee- dUglyKGrasses Remember.CP. CarpeDiem and NeReoetteRie n Ambition To A voidRabidSquirr els There are no absolutes SUZANNE LANDY C SWDL(CNLHLWCBSLLC)Ff1end sForever Summerof 80 Bk ssom RTA!HC82ByeBeomers!RahRah! Parties25cSW2-0TheHorse Than xM D Twin Dont Stop Believing MARK LEVESQUE JODY CHRISTINE LANE JO . FriendsForever SCHMO ..T uesdays. The River.NYConcer ts. Bonfires. GoodLuck Amel.J'l Get My Withalittte Help Rom My Friends XY Stan SUSAN ANN LORENTZ Beochgirts Fun Times HH82 He- adlands Pre-FbGames81 BDV -Day RCparty NYE81-82 The Horse GL-MJ 25c Be Happy8i SmUe SCBFLHSLAS CSDMALABK GLWEH TX Mom REBECCA R. LOY iveSeenTheNeedleAndTheDam ogeDone C AL82 ACDU ANM yLove .KE TSKSSRJMRSMETTSSST JWMG CSNY Led Zeppelin Let sParty Casey Jones Cruisin Me mooes GINA MARIE MATA G Friday Night Flat AFMKLL AUDI Proud To Be RMT's Sls.S ummer 82 Pale limbs... GT TITA B Oh Fudge. Love Ya Mom a nd Dod S-JOB AF CHARLES MC CLURE JOHN D. MARINO Lonnie?...3yrs Wrestling Hilton Heod '83TFMHRO Zep .OSU. KIrv g’s.Gen12H.B's.8iWhipts—Comf ortably Numb!—As For CFHS —I'lSeeYouOnTheOarkSide SHANNON M. MC CARTHY Shanue FForever Pam THEM P C. ThanxM O GoodLuckT C Eb Eh Lemon TBOEPoly 24RYDen MyGoaHsMoreThanAThoughtlie eTher e WhenlTeac h WhattveBee nTaught % 1 SHAWN W. MARTIN Wesley New York New WaveN ightVoguelmages AllMySpecl alOnesIsmiletthinkOfYou. These LightsGoOutToWhereWeWHIAM eLead CFHSWe WiHaveLunch MARK WILLIAM MASTERS Mary McElhmney flashes one of her mischievous grins DARREN MC CULLEY US ANa vy C utie A t505AimHighOc s GoodTimesInWD ArtsPunpkinR o 82BEEEEEPKQH289Tothe—AwH ellgottogo TONYA NavyLifelsNo tThatBad Rememberilbeback ERIN BRIGID MC DONNELL To be what we are. and to b ecome what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of Nfe RLSThanks Mom Dod Bo nd Chok.MUSIC.MUSIC.MUSIC! MARY KATHERINE MC ELHINNEY TlmeComeGoneTime2Ramble OnThnxs2FmdsStayedTilEndNev erPartAlwayslnSoul8iHeartThnxs- 4MemoriesLook AtTearsA YouilS howMuchYourfrndshpsMean2M eWVUbd—Mares SENIORS 29 MICHELLE LYNNE MC HENRY Mitch-Mac-Macaroon—M'— DEBORAH S. MENDELSOHN SCHMEBS Track CC—StateDP Thankstoallmyfriends:CSJSABK$ QT—S8al—Unicorns—D C!—B M'—BC—ChiChis—McD's—ZEd —Germ—SC—AFS—SRP—Part es—Rowdies—GoodLuck KKKS A2 Someho wtimejustpa$ edusP y TBGointheBR EM—TFIOTS Na ntuckef Colorado—AB TMRTS GU lYM D KTKWJDSIMSCPPHJC83—Thank sM D MICHELLE BETH MIKOL MARK DAVID MIRALIA MITCHY.Friends Forever Macs The River NY Concerts. What?! MB Bonfires PR81 .L-tube..Is It T uesday Spare Me RBows AI I Ever Wanted.GLCath SP ark B-t alCoCapt3yrf-Bade rw ports RIchGreatTimes—Ap piesrelapses USA IWehadKw 02 GoodluckSRBPBR JKCBLCPST M mefllrt study? Llsh . Letsdoltupoood A close-up of Mark Miralia. Brett Rudolph Bill Porter shows they think they are number one! TONY MIRALIA TBone Itsttmetorambleon. 83... LedZeppeSn.. frock.. ThanksRop GebzSpazbyrdSegtoots..3yrtx sebalbosketbail PurpieHaziao dBigRed Darrahict SENIORS 30 POLLY MONICA MIX PolyParrotPoo ThelastoftheMixs FFdrmsxehehtusm IYMOM W- henweparttromourf-riendswegh evenot.forthatwhichwelovemos tlnthemmay bee learerln their abs- ence ANNE RENEE MOORE Anners Rah5yrs.Soccer.TI-KSPM. VWBug.Mom8iDad. Wends—2 5c.Solon.dew pser GoodbyesA reSoHard—BDM—MH—KW—S D—DP—TD—MM—PMl'mAIwo ysChasingRalnbows. Forever JOHN WILLIAM GEORGE MOYSE •NO COMMENT'•.......... Think!...Why?. XXXJWM Lisa Krsocok looks slightly perturbed as she's inter rupted from studying PATRICE ELIZABETH NEUMAN Pat..Bea FF..pizza..Erol King BW oky..RGang2 RedBalloon Mov e! Blossom(RS B) SSJW KSMio mi'82w M$. MarinatinininskyGo od Times w KBSPMSKS CAREN M. NIGHBOR CRASH.SWDl ALLCSLLHLWNOCB TBOEC fiekd. springbreak 82. Perv n?LAJPcrazyroadtripsKSUtabse- pt26fune 18 schoortoday ?CXJ TT anks UnitsLCM JMSitwasbunsoff unRTA G. SCOn O’BRIEN O'Bs 12horse RR HiltonHead8 2 83 OSU carpin..semi annual Golden run Turk shoot. Kings andBRW sessions Turtting Rem 870 .HH one case, soccer D. ROGER OLSEN RURSJGTTSSRBLJK—Allbestoftrie- nds AMCPSL—Sc hoolaids Crui- ses R - RatBarrons RicksCafe C- heerleading Busted Onlyhalfy eartogo Thepartysover—P.Tow rvshond NANCY ANN OLSON Tigger SS8WDPJPKG 79-82fakSo b..SC82GBWhoneedsan akxmc lock w youinthemornlng?L obste- rf amily poitetaper BBallstate Gr anniesMinkie SB WCUOSU TheR ats BENJAMIN WADE PARSONS snips lsoac Newwave K-go T V POA'sRude? Post-HollowXllw Chafe. SITE. Get Ablck DUDE. BBBFD BTR’S'.Hogshivies.GADNo? Zippy Thankyoufriends By Kelly SARA MELINDA PAYNE Sal... Aunt Bea FF KTHEK.pizzaBi nloky Erol HI Queeny!, M M's Al American Dad We made- it II How's the faml AFS Rainbo ws .Stats Good Timesw PNKBM S JANE PHEND Bean 4yrs VBTRtoo BNJADJNHS. 23.CrazyJanesMusic JrSr.Fb2-0. MrLmrOmrRthank s. Sud. Rainbow s StateHOOPS 823 (SV1982MBS C Nancys Blue Van) The Unit Love Always SENIORS 31 Kundi.CP Band.PocPumpkin De- mocratvsDictator MurderintheD ark BrassButtons.Cent-a. PokeyP orter HeadCabbage CCPl.Am y sBasement Ceepoge Lesley Hall takes time out to smile in French IV class DEBORAH LYNN PORTER Port's OSU BWNOKGCV High Str eet MSB E$$ Ledhead Jonrowd� - es Busted Blossom GL-BWKRNO KGKWAMJRJSDETRJKM ECVPDC YDKDSAS.Keloa College Thankx Mom Dod 1YRS WILLIAM B. PORTER Ports.. 14 AFB Footba FtaRIch Spark Krames Ruchowske. N. C summers Girts FB2-0. TheTree sSweef'P Baseball MVP NLP Wdk to or dont walk at all 1 PETER B. RASMUSSEN RAZ soccer BF Egypt Cruisin' Work? Be Sertous CFFD Thanx ALFS with A J My Jav The Jer c Al's too easy Outward boa nd for all those to come STEVEN JOHN RICHARDSON Rich Wr B-baM SparkyGreatTi- mes—Applesrelapse Portswke ndsKnowAI 25CMHL whatever hockeyUSA eggmen Bobmem- ories FriendsshaveagoodoneL CLHFLa ILUM D GREG W. RIEGEL Bom Again Photog. Olympus SHRS-AG ..PTL.We Hbetogethert orttemity Evans Joeys.. PumpR oil. YouWrtdMan Phil 4:13 . la veYouAIM KAREN RIEMENSCHNEIDER Riems.Great summer JRMGGS Sr Year! Girts FB.First Snow MG4 50 LHLGAH AT MONO Thax M DL BJ Thanx CFHS Class of 83 for making a CA girl feel weic ome! DAVE M. RINDER Rush and the LC Band 1981 82 Todd and Dave 1982 83 Eric a nd Fred .cvrc . Ra.. ..Ski Utah.St- anky p SOMF . Minn. Sharl.Gail, Paul and Mark NORMA ROMAN AFS . Snow Minnesota Norm Volleyball Senior Bio. Help!CaF cuius!. Friends AdoptedKundi ThanksMom Dad! GoodLuck Class of '83 SENIORS 32 I JAMES S. ROURU Roo Rush Who . goofed—Oct 30 P SmC . CCCT. SOIS G R....rt deinSRM TuneRowdies T’SB’S... TheGong(BRT) Spoter BREn M. RUDOLPH Rudy .. 32...BrokenNeck?—19 80F-Bo« x-grappler the Outef -bonks wBP MK beoch bo m Thonx LA JA—2 11 80 Minky NPls40:31..Jane. Tar Hee I? Above Andy Wiese shows off his bulging muscles before cross country practice Right: The Beach Girls' get together to practice for the OABR scon EVAN RUSSELL Russ.State-CC82 .Farming? Hkto nHead82-83—(Byramid Rubbe rhatways).B-52$..Midniteparty J Mtr ashed?.PW AC JMADS.Thanxt- riends iseeyouwhenlmthere TRfCIA LEE SAVAGE Hey Dick Rude—Bufus Jon Ro w die sHotTemper edk amok azi A YMietitbeMALWCTPKLCSTKS cy dMOMyourOKsomedayDAD'Fr ee bird Hendrix AngerScuze mewhieikissthesk y! BRIAN P. SCHINDLER BS . T.F.. thelanes MEE OHBye Bu$ted5-24-82 PSinC Rush; goodtunes T SP S . 50 75.. C4S M OMBOJ GTW JTRetc BJPF- MA..AYBJ ROBIN LYNN SCHLUNDT Bobbie rah-rah stat. HappyFr ed-CB Takecare GLSWJKPSJS Have fun Jan!... Thanks—Jl ..T- hatslife Steven—Wink There' safwaysachance SENIORS 33 KAREN A. SCHULZE KAS SNAKES SKULLS ART ARMY CAMSTOUGH KTK'KWMIDSL TH ANKS M D KSJ Life belongs to the rare exceptional individual who dares to be different THOMAS B. SHAFFER Shaft •TSMH .. Always busted5 24 82. Rush is 1 Drivers R 6 50 7-5 . Adventure IWISC B! ...Cassie OhBye! KELLY MARIE SCOLNICK Straw TBOF—SMI Raintree; R AWI7PPW.CB.GTW PPH NTRDSE.L -nitel6 Solon-KW “IT. Shel. J- Rowdy B-J BLKETSSF.a.PMM.T— M D!Heodgames! Live LoveLo ugh!TMFB—Ricky ANN AINSLEY SHERMAN Gums.. Rots4e ver 3yrSMWCMK ...Skiino-C Cottooe . SHERLP A TES.. BDParties... wywh. Blossom BD PRMUD2B...rwm...st... KAREN LYNN SCOTT Scotty juveniles? EM-J Canada w C’81 ht-LM OSU tennis3yrs t- rock tbgo dwai-OM HC-deco s the trailer thanx JSCSMABSK We've waited so long—E Dav e JOSEPH PAUL SHUKYS Gearhead? . KBF . 12AMSwims Football.. Vega... Pongw Moon -56-home at Pats.PSJH JCG GRSJBSSSL.. LYSusan.. TxMom.. 4x4 PsReaMenOont Eat Quic he KELLY ANNE SHUSTER We are limitless for we believ e In our dreams KASJ LLoverr ghterSAICPsite ET smile- l m sorr y Zippy obno’k—go PDArude' GL AHLHKRPNT M D ilyben Joe Jicha is caught munching at his locker, while Wendy Kail looks on in extreme di may. jk SENIORS 34 JENNIFER LYNN SIMKO Jen Twin? K.J EM Juveniles? Hi -IM- NI81W L NC8081 Bds Brun ch Ph-s SMC FS HC82 TX.GIAL- uv KSABCSDMLK Sis TBGO An w JE The future is ours to see —EM DIANE ELIZABETH SKIPPER Skips Rots-SK ASCH.. PR-6KFST wlshyouwerehere JHJBBL 8. VABNPD Tknesquore...Aug.81.. B Riding Sumvoco82. Cottog e iudrk KENI Karen Riemenschneider tries to study In computer class. ANNE KATHRYN SNAVELY Froggy Rah-Rah ..SC...GO...Bu- ck's.. Cntr. K . JBar 4$ale Fla.. Jan. BF-J� . Thanx to my lam - y friends-Gl. Kevin ...There Is love... CAROLYN LOUISE SNIDER Fkrt?.. Twin?...EL82wLA...25c Rid1 ing Gl LJDKAS. HT@JMn. Ale n?. Canadawk Mols...LUVJSP DM D PzH-I-SOL. DM Dwai.. Pr 82 Sunrises MeMWK' GRACE TODD SOULE Toddle Baltimore Family Frie nds Rainbows.Unlcoms. and o ther fantasies Laughter Music . . . Hugs... Magic...MA dreamer Ives for et emity PATRICK JOHN STACK 2yrF-BoH67 84 Jeep4x4 ToM y MainMan. JPS. Goodluck... 12a mswims. TheRiver ,.SW I'lbether e LAX JHJSJBRSSRMMJKCBOS-1 MHL LUM81D PS. RealMenDont EatQulche MARTHA ELIZABETH STANTON Marathasummer 8 2MiomlU W PN fun at L C.LCSW KB. MSBandt heHudsonGuys.horses,NHS.fr an- cais and great times with spe cial friends,thanks. ROGER DAVID STEELE Always a party TT.SS.RO.ML.B L.SR.T-bone.Gebz . Think snow. The Committee ” feed your head Cheerieoding Dead I.- ..I love Lori.Always... LYNNE ANNE STEVENSON Good Times Good Friends— RahRah—Cabin Parties—SW(2- 0)—Spam JB—Prom82?—2Ch eese—Bye LJS—Happy Memo ries w PH TM Not Good-bye Only Hasta Luego. TIMOTHY A. STREET DEAD END. RoWtock . Hilton He ad’83. Fta’81 .Parties with JB S O DB MZ AH -SH SR TF Life with KRNDBJLTlG KMG Out Of the C oma and into the world. SENIORS 35 HEIDI SULYOK What? ..E.CIapton The CHff— etsy...Weekend at CamVs.Par ties at BB's. Remember WFWJ O SH..Special Friends . Ralph ARC9-3-82LoveYou What did Janice Jewries do to deserve such punishment from Jeft Bryan and Scott Hovet. and why did Polly Durkee pretend not to notice? RENEE L SWANEK Tangle wood.. FY AB.. GM ...PS.. . een-Face Rush...Go to Kre ...T- hanx M D ..Love Ya Mark.Lon. Andrew.Stess.. Car-raly..Art . H oukbreath. Skiing KENT TAYLOR Roy . Walleye waiter . zold.RO GBIV BIV WMM RH. .83 fishing whts. 4yrsFBall .78- 1 AHCW MDGT...BOS 2ndTeamCVC‘‘0”2- ndteamGEAUGA IstteamSUN AUDREY LYNN TOMAUN Auds. TYFBAF peanut butter he rfer steer Thanx so much Dad Thinkin funny thougts KS100 TF- AYUO G G Amy GB s Good L uck Dale Sue XYEC THOMAS M. TOPALIAN I Love You Trocie GratehJDe ad Genny and Bud Good TV mes with TS RS SS JGMR 0 TM BI Toots BSOBYOB Good L uck MICHELLE M. TOTH JOHN TURI Detally PPH GTW BOROSE jr TBS ?BOF—KEBLKWMAMETS;CBAirb ome GLBREN LYKEL THANXM D ‘ I'mfreeasabirdnow. ondthisbir dyoucannotchangeSkynyrdm yFB- JHR SENIORS 36 KAREN MARIE TURSIC Red George AFS. VB NHS DI..T- hanx DEB(BC).SKKcO.JAN(ski?). MAC(chP).TWIL (Gymbow).KAS Stlckfigs).MikeBWLiver24 rEt.G- m Gp.M D 17GreatYrs • CAROL DIANE VENNING Carola Clowns OSUw SBs GP20 9 DO Jlegend Surtsupl.Fla.lLY-8- 3BESERESA.DEBS CRAIG8 82—Maythewindbealwaysatyo urbackandthesunshinewarmlyo nyourface TIMOTHY PATRICK VINCE PAUL F. VOGT Vinnie The Last of the Vinces Chasetoag Territory The Moto- wn Sound... Pick-upGames... The Partin Life. ..Take It easy. Vogters Why Tex? Banned ..S ax is OK. and you. BrewsBros LK.S...I gotC.P...Cycles.Cloud 9 LEOHED A True Martyr.bmd pwgbojbdbluahbs Walnut.5yrRAH.BOMEGUFURT.KEL NSHEL.BOtFRNT ,25C .Solon.CUcM e tr o. AM. Freebird. GoatsDr eamsS urvlve O vemdone MSBIushscruz iDeepers SW. GLUCKDAR. LUTE White 4yrs soccer Skiing. -G ood Times Bod times- Rush...T- he Haus. Homecoming'82 Se- ptember 10. The Beginning. Ly- nda. Later Much! SUSAN WHYMAN Susie4yr Gymnast.CVC Cham p state. Patrick—smile. RahRah.T hanks RS JB NHS.Choir Roinbow s Balk ns TCSB GB—PDAT.KW.T hanks M D Never stop Dreamt ng J. ANDREW WIESE NCOBS. Shenandoah Brasil C CBA .ST Champ .Luvya KKS..WV o-Roodk� FUG FS of A. UncP. T hanks Trace. This above al.To thine own self be true KAROL A. WILBER TwH.. ComeronowFerrartlater.. .S kinginvon Vba . MHalittleover done icanhandteitM D—Party rowdies—goodtimesw MltchK asSkiRedJanSara—Bye Dudes LAURA JOAN WILHARM Will S WDL(IH ALC BLCSLSL AB)TB- OF C-Field? SW2-0 The Bumpe r FF LLCK HC82 Who me? Pres 5yrRah Papp'Twin w Lisa 25cw gang Remember You've got a friend Eric Zaretsky (alias Zeke ) gives the look that drives all the girts crazyIII KATHARINE WILLIAMS Beth—BE SERE SA-LUC- 7-Thanx M DKKPP—JAPRLGMSR. Vampir e4' GP2090SU RWTrucks—VMP arty—PunkedOutDQ—J Legeo d—MS8 EJ- OJ —Clowns Car o a.Kabean.Deb.Clancy SENIORS 37 Above: Tim Kobus tries not to get too excited at his locker DAWN MARIE WING Music washes away from the s oul the dust of everyday life BerthokJ Auerbach G MD.L M C.DOOD.RM.BGS.Fussba Brown s....Spaterfl SENIORS 38 DONNA R. WING Life is too short for us not to try to make it great —B Franklin. D4.GA MJ Music-ja!...T$chuss and ou revoir ALLISON WOOD Goodtimeso w DKBLL WOSniffle $? Buzzard goodtrips party.71 4 Bonhamolennon Always folk ng in love.Last of us Wood's . B naly freedom Dazed Confu sed LINDA LOUISE YOST Lyn . BAC. Joni s Song. Isaiah 40 31 WCRF Stockport Thank s DF.FG.FP.EZ.iK.EO HappyTrais Marsh.Kei.YE.MC.PFH- Thanks f or being you CORA LEE YOUNG Nora Ri verPd Stang Splanice Parties, Itthetablecouldtalk 4yr gym? FtWyDeWpxj memories w JJIVPDJB Wet 1Y IAP—Tho nks Cat Stevens Ontheroadtof indout ERIC ZARETSKY MIKE ZETWICK Too F Glad To Get Outlll I'm r ot ZekeMIFred and Dave Van Haten The Cars The Who Al ro ck and rol Keeps me going N iceplocebutwoukj'ntSvehere ROBERT ZUGAN Mark Masters has tootsie roll attack and kills three� Yearbook staft. unable to find a better picture, resorts to Pat Stack NOT PICTURED Jack Blease Mike Fllmeck Kurt Johnson George McGonagle Mark Ross SENIORS 39 JUNIORS Under the bold pioneering leadership of Bill Fordyce, the ju- nior class had one of the most profitable years selling conces- sions. Despite many catastrophes through- out the course of the last football game, the class of '84 con- quered the conces sion endeavor with incredible persever ance which made the Prom a most satisfying “bash . And. of course, we appreciate the extreme dedication of the Junior Class mothers in their support to give us a feeling of success throughout the whole year. 1984 Class Officers: Kris Rosette, Jennifer Brooks. Jill Neuoer and Matt Hanley Albert. Debbie Alspaugh. Chris Anderson. Carol Badal. Dan Baldwin. Dan Bares. Kent Barnes. Chris Barry. Michelle Beinap, Chris Blackman. Colleen Bohm. Eric Brooks. Jennifer Bryan. Deirdre Bryant. Jeff Burger. Matt Burton. Alicia Carpenter. John Castrovinci. Kristina Charlton. Treg Christian. Sarah Church. Wendy Cimorell, Donny Clawson. Christina Clegg. Eileen Cole. Lionel Cordes. Carey Cosentino. Dave Cottone. Anna Craig. Bob DeCroce. Tracy Delafranconi. Michele Diamond. Marcy JUNIORS 40 DiCarro. Maureen Dishong. John Donohoe. Mara Durkee. John Eckard. Tonya Falsgraf. Karen Faubel. Jill Ferguson. Jeff Fleming. Maryann Gebler. Eric Gibbs. Fred Gilbert. Warren Giltz. Libby Girard. Mark Golden. Mark Goodman. Kim Greenawald. Sharon Hamilton. Kim Hanley. Matt Hansen. Toby Harsh. Liane Hartman. Bob Harvey. Catie Heffern. Mike Tim Piai and Barry Winovich seem to have conflicting opinions when it comes to girl watching Henderson, Mary Kay Hill. Scott Hiadik. Laurie Hopcraft. Brian Horrigan. Cathy Huston. Carmen Hybil. R.J. Hyde. Pete Jicha. Kim Johnson. Amy Johnson. Rick Jung. Mike Kania. Karen Kaniecki. Laura Keberte, Karen Kershey. Luann JUNIORS 41 Kinkaid. Amy Knipper. Doug Ladyga. Marc Laird. Steve Lane. Amy Lanza. Steve Lawler. Jett Lindberg. Matt Lindfors. Li Lister. Laura Lorentz. Mary Jane Mahon III. Tom Masters. Sarah Matousek. MaryKay McConnell. Charles McElhinny. Anthony McGuiggan. Sharon McKeough. Pat Mettee. Chris Miller. Paul Milosevich. Jeannette Moore. Brian Moser. Jenny Muller. Brad Munz. Camie Neilson. Cathy Nelson. Greg Neuger. Jill Newhouse, Jeff Nielsen. Sven O'Connell. Anne Marie O'Keefe. Elizabeth Osborne. Laura Ovark. Ronald Payne. Chris Pearce. Dave Philpott. Kristin Piai. Tim Pierman. Margaret Pinkett. Jeff JUNIORS 42 Porter. Tim Prideaux. Ann Purtell. Dan Rail. Bethany Rathbone. Debbie Revelle. Dan Richards. Jill Roberts. John Robinson, Wendell Rosette. Kris Rullman, Karen Rusko. Anne Rusko. Beth Savei. Marta Schiemann. Sue Schindler. Jon Schmidt. Jack Schoeppner. Melissa Schultz. Lisa Seidel. Krysann Shatter. Julie Shanklin. Kelly Shukys. Jim Smith. Kyla Smith. Sarah Snavely. Pony Streater. Jennifer Subel. Jack Sutclifte. Geoff Sufclltfe. Jennifer Sutherland. Jim Thomas. Debra Thomas. Max Tutolo. Ann Veit. Barbara Waddington Barbara Wall Darla Walsh. Sean Ward. Janet Weaver. Laurie Mary Jane Lorentz. Laura Osborne. Kim Hamilton, and sophp more friend. Amy Kramer, like to smile for the camera Wennerstrom. Debra Winovich. Barry Wright. Kevin Toby Hansen relaxes after a hard work-out in gym class IORS 43 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS Nancy Fltz. President Heidi Exline. Secretary Cathy Clegg. Treasurer Cindy Keim, Vice-President The sophomore class has distinguished Itself as an energetic group of students, winning the Booster Drive two years In a row. This fall our efforts went into the Homecoming Mum Sale to boost our class treasury. A movie and a slide presentation promoting the sale of class rings followed shortly after. During the basketball season we sold Chagrin Falls key chains at the games. But fundraising was not our only goal, as evidenced by the impact we have made on many school activities and athletics. Sophomore talent excelled in varsity and junior varsity sports, cheerleading, choir and band, clubs and Peer Care. We are looking forward to many more accomplishments during the next three years. SOPHOMORES 44 Adelman. Wendt Alexander. Megan Anderson. Eric Anderson. Scott Arthurs. Kara Baker. Mike Baldwin. Rebecca Banks. Molly Bannerman, Heather Bargar, Dane Barile, John Barnes. Pete Barosh. Bryan Bartter. Amy Beaven. Bo Bell. Lloyd Bello. Lolita Bierman. Bill Blackman. Theresa Bollen, Missy Bo we. Alisa Brett. Matt Brooks. Amy Brown. Chris Bruner. Henry Buckey. Holly Buddenhagen. Doug Burger. Kristin Burnett. Lisa Burton. Beth Busby. Rob Colder. Chris Carpenter. Tracy Casey. P.J. ChaN. Amy The sophomore class rocks to the sound of our band 'The Executives which includes Mike Schlaker. Chris Vild. Henry Bruner, and Eric Anderson. The band received thunderous applause when they played at the first high school dance this year Chard. Chip SOPHOMORES 45 Clark. Mike Clegg. Cathy Connely. John Conner. Jenny Conrad. Kevin D'Amato. Chris Darden. Bob Davey. Matt Detweiler. Doug Dingwell. Terry Dishong. Molly Distad, Barabie Easly. Mark Eastbum, Karin Exline. Heidi Fisher. Cindy Fitz. Nancy Foley. Tom Gaile. Bethel Goldman. Pete Above: Jenny Conner. Heidi Exline, and Cindy Kelm take a break In the Commons. Below: Wendy Adelman grins at the camera, but Kelli Smith finds someone else more interesting across the room. Goss. John Hall. Diana Hall. Doug Hall. Sam Haybron. Dan Heartz. Scott Heffern. Jim Hess. David SOPHOMORES 46 Hill. Pam Hollies. Mary Houston. Richard Hunt. April Hunter. Lindsay Hunter. Megan Jirosek. Dave Johnson. Debbie Juergens. Kenny Kay. Sean Keim. Cindy KiMstrom. Bethellen Kinloch. Julie Korcykowski. Jim Kramer. Amy Kranchalk. Cheryl Krissenger. Jack LaFrance. Brigette Lockemer. Todd Lohf. Doug London. Joelle Lund. Jim Lund. Kristin MacPherson. Chris Malinowski. Judy Mamacos. Gillian Mopes. Kristin Martin. Seth Martinko. Sue Matusek. Tricks Mattern. John McCarthy. T.J. McFarland. Mack Mcllroy. Rob McEogh. Tim Mendelsohn. Jane Mighdoii. Lee Milburn. John Miller. Michelle Monastra. Monica Monastra. Pom Morris. Jim Nelson. Greg Ness. Julie Nichols. Brian SOPHOMORES 47 O'Connel. Joe Otto. Chris Owen. Sara Paianza. lexy Palo. Dave Pieramici. Bill Pinkard. Stephanie Pointer. Paul Pope. Helen Porter, Dale Rathbone. Bonnie Reinhard. Trey Reitz. Vicky Riemenshneider. Kathy Rogers. Kathy Rost. Ron Rowe. Jill Sc her, Martha Above These sophomore studs look like THEY know where the oc tion is! Below Confused Billy?????? Schlaker. Mike Schulze. Jane Self. Suzy Smith. Donny Smith, Janet Smith. Kelli SOPHOMORES 48 Smith. Margie Being friendly is the name of the game for TJ. McCarthy. Megan Alexander. Eric Tinnemeyer. and Cindy Whaley in the halls of Chagrin Falls High Stanton. Margot Stanton. Pete Steele. Lorie Stevens. David Stewart. Sheila Taft. Tad Tannehill. Joe Thoma. Mike Thompson. Adelaide Tinnemeyer. Eric Tropf. Tammy Unkrich. Lee Diana Hall. Sandi Smith and Amy Bartter revert back to the days of childhood with Chuck E Cheese Viezer. David Vild. Chris Villo. Matt Vinci. Joey Walters. Tim Warnock Connie SOPHOMORES 49 Whaley. Cindy Wilharm. Julie Wing. Bob Winovlch. Brian Wyville, Darren Young. Adam Youngberg. Chris Zalba. Tony Zetwick. Chris Zodrow. Chip NOT PICTURED: Tom Asplin David Hall Richard Hamilton Pam Howard Jim Hoyle Ken Koprowskl Mike Sakoske CLASS OF 1985 The J.V football cheerleaders perform an energetic chanf at an early Satur day morning game BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Thoma. who is known for Ns unusual attire, grins at the camera, while Megan Alexander tries not to look BOTTOM RIGHT Amy Brooks. Heather Bannerman. Brigette LaFrance and Pete Barnes are up to no good In Algebra class. SOPHOMORES 50 FRESHMEN 1986 Class Officers Heidi Weiker. Jeff McKenna. Bruce Campbell. and Mike Boehrinoer The Freshman class of 1986 is off to a good start at our new ex citing high school. The sale of candy-filled tins this year raised over $1600 in funds. The project was not only a very successful money-maker, but it generated the kind of school spirit that will keep our class together. We are hard-working and very enthusias- tic, as we have shown in the past through our participation in ath- letics. academics, and many school projects. Our Freshman year is just another step in the right direction. This year at CFHS will surely be remembered. Who could forget the terror of the first day at school when we walked in the door, only to get lost in the halls. It was frightening to see nothing but new faces and to get acquainted with jugs, of course! Although our classmates might change over the years, one thing is for sure—we. the Frosh Class of 86,” will stick together and do our very best to keep building upon our success and making our years here the best ever! FRESHMEN 51 Aleman. Eric Arthurs. Eric Banda. Scott Banks. Betsy Bartunek. John Best. Stacey Bishop. David Blake. Debbie Boehringer. Mike Borsh. Chris Bowser. Bruce Bryan. Tracey Butts. Deana Campbell. Bruce Cannon. Rob Carpenter. Kim Chafe. Adam Chafe. Kim Chapman. Frank Church. Amy Clark. Ken Clarke. Birgit Copper. Jenny Coriett. Heather Craig. Scott Creamer. Niki Crouse. Wendy Cunningham. Karen D'Ambrosia. Gina Daniel. Kim DeCroce. Doug DeWitt. Dana DiCarro. Jerry Dougherty. Bruce Faubel. Wally Freer. David Gibbon. Chris Golden. Lynda Erik Speed wonders why can'f have a large chest Scott Craig Goodrich. Sue Gross. Natlie Hague. T J Hanley, Megan Harris. Ralph Henry. Kathy Huston. Chris Howard. Jennifer Hridel. Ginny Hummer. Andrea Hummer. Tim Jacobs. Brenda Kail. John Katz. Micki Katz. Stacey Kelley. Colleen FRESHMEN 52 Kihistrom. Lisa Knechtl. Jackie Koeser. Jeff Kranchalk. Jay Kroon. Stephanie Kunz. Kim Kwiatkowski. Mike Lafond. Chris LaFrance. Danmeiie Larsen. Cindy Lasch, Rick Lechmon. Michelle Lesica. Belh Lindheim. Louren Lund. Chrisfine MacDonald. Jennifer Malloy Megan Momacos, Peter Martinko. Rick Materni. Scott McCourt. Patsy McElhinny. Mandy McElhinny. Mark McKenna. Jeff These freshmen tigers try to keep warm at a varsity football game Mikol. Cathy Milburn. Gina Miller. Mason Miller. Mike Morris. Mark Morrison. David Nosan. Greg Pierman. Jennifer FRESHMEN 53 Pinkett. Jill Polomsky. Kirt Purtell. Lori Quinn. Don Reboul. Bill Rentz. Diane Richlak, Dale Richter. Cameren Rife. Jill Rogers. Chris Rogers. David Rosette. Jason Russell. Bill Russell. Lynn Ryan. Jim Schloss. Kristen Schroeder. Erik Scolnick. Kristine Shedd. Karen Shields. Lea Shuster. Amy Simko. Melissa Smith. Mark Speed. Erik Stanek. Chris Stanton. Frank Stanton. Greg Stanton. Joey Stevenson. Laura Sullivan. Kathleen Thomas. Kristen Tomalin. Dale Topalian. Tim Trudick. Chris Vandemark. Lyle Vanderveer. Rick Viiand. Laura Vilardo. Judd Volk. Matt Wagner. Jann Walters. Craig Warfield. Beth Weaver. Carl Weiker. Heidi Whitelaw. Eric Williams. Tom Winovich. Bob Yost. Elaine Zaretsky. Neil Zetwick. James Zetwick, Mary Zugan. Tom FRESHMEN 64 Left Kim Carpenter, Jennifer Howard. Lisa Kihlstrom. and Stacy Best strike a typicol pose and show it will take a while for creativity to set in. Middle left: Someone should tell Dana Dewitt and David Rogers that it will take a long time to get a tan in this weather Middle right Mary Zetwick. Kim Chafe, and Jill Pinkett give the ol thumbs up to yet another passing senior guy Bottom left M Link. Scott Banda, and Eric Arthurs prove that freshmen will be freshmen It is hard to tell which one Is the senior as Jane Phend. Chris Trudick. and Mike Kwitkoski all try to look intelligent FRESHMEN 55 RUNS TO STATE Bottom Row D. Dewitt. N Fttz. J. Kirtfoch. K Burger, M. Bollen. K. Chate. E Whitelaw. C. Payne. B Beaven. A Young Second Row K Shanklin. M Alexander. R Baldwin. J Rowe. S. Russell. C Barnes. P Hyde. D Badal. J. Schindler. J. Rouru. Third Row Coach D Quisenberry. C Stanek. D. DeCroce. D Smith. T Zalba. J Ferguson. J. Carter. A Wiese. Coach J. Hurst. Jon Schindler and Pete Hyde are both striving to succeed CROSS COUNTRY 56 in mid July the CCBA’s began preparing for the upcoming season with organized running once or twice a day. By the time the season began, the team was ready and came out as strong as any team in the state, amassing a seasonal record of 107-1 before the State elimination process. For the first time in his twenty years of coaching. Mr. Hurst, otherwise known as the Knute Rockne of the cross country course, watched his team win the presti- gious Malone Invitational and capture the first League Title since 1974 With strong school and com- munity support the cross country team made its way through the season into the State Championship Meet in Columbus, and despite two key injuries, which may have prevented a higher finish, the team ended up 4th out of over 200 AA teams in Ohio. All in all. the squad performed close to its poten- tial and produced a League MVP. three out of sev- en All League runners, and an All Ohioan in Charles Bares. Although the team will lose five seniors, it has enough depth that fans can look for the BA’s to be back next year. The Girl’s Cross Country team had a somewhat disappointing year which ended on a positive note, however. After finishing 8th at the State meet last year and losing several senior key runners, the la dies had a hard time coordinating their efforts al- though the potential was there. This year’s senior co-captains Jodi Janosek and Debbie Mendelsohn ran well, as did Sophomore Nancy Fitz who set the school record in the 5000 meters. Plagued with injur ies of one kind or another, the girls made their way through the season. Finally, at the Sectional meet, they all ran to their potential and placed first ahead of rival Kenston. Unlike the boy’.$ team, the ladies’ team graduates only two seniors in June, and a strong corp of underclassmen will be returning next year. The boys and cooches Dave Quisenberry and John B Hurst try out to reveal their pride after winning the meet Bottom right Charles Bares and Andy Wiese are determined to make Chagrin a Kristen Burger takes the lead with Debbie winner Mendelsohn right behind. MEETS VAffSTTY Invite e Invite d Classic Invite fc ffr.Wth invite Sim Eorich CUC Meet Wlosh Meel .4% • rm X 52-pts. 2nd ; 63ots 2nd 54 1st Distrid “,, Mfc j34 pts 5th 32 • 1st State . . 191 4th 150 1st LARGE MEETS OPEN 46 - 1st Firestone Invil© iBg pts. 1st 72 , 1st Malone Invite 144 4th 31 1st Sim Earlch 44 1st. 96 1st CVC Meet 17 1st BOYS 1982 STATE TEAM GIRLS 1982 DISTRICT TEAM BOYS DUAL TRi MEETS 45 Newbury 18 39 Kenston 22 50 Wickiitte 15 50 Chamberlin 15 41 Orange 20 49 Solon 15 50 Aurora 15 GIRLS MEETS Sectional Champs 38 pts Walsh Invite 7th District 7th GIRLS MEETS CF 19 Newbury 42 Chardon Invite 148 pts 6th Firestone Invite 65 pts 1st CF 31 Kenston 26 CF 17 Laurel 44 Ashland invite 42 pts 2nd Malone 32nd Wadsworth 5th CF 31 Solon 26 Warren 4th Kenston 4th CROSS COUNTRY 58 First row (1-r): M Gokjon. J. Lawler. J. Zetwick. W Faubel. J. Kosher Second row: T. Kobus. B Douoherty. R Busby. B Bierman. M Zetwick. D. Cummings Third row D Krause. Coach Robert Hensel. C McPherson. C. Zetwick. S Nielsen GOLFERS EXHIBIT EXCELLENCE The Golf team, backed by the coaching of Bob Hensel. had one of its best years ever. They finished out the sea son with a 10-4 record. Their 5-2 CVC record was another fine accomplishment. Doug Cummings, who made CVC first team, and Mike Zetwick. the other senior on the team, had great averages of 39 and 42. respec tively, and were a strong asset to the team. This season s match against Wickliffe marked an important day for the team. In that match the team total was 155, one of the best in their history. Leading scorers in that match were Sven Nielson (37). Doug Cummings (38). Rob Busby (39). and Bill Bierman (42). For the second year in a row. the team qualified in the Sectional Tournament to go to the District Tournament. Unfortunately. Doug Cumming s astounding score of 76. one of the best at District and number one for Chagrin, did not boost Chagrin s team ef fort sufficiently enough to make it to State. This has been one of the best golfing season the Chagrin team has ever had! Left Rob Busby poses after an exhausting day on the course Below Sven Nielsen exhibits Ns graceful technique. 1982 GOLF SFASON CF 160 Streetsboro 176 Won 162 Newbury 209 Won 170 sv U S. 186 Won 155 Wickliffe 212 Won 176 Gilmour 175 Lost 176 Hawkin 203 Won 168 Solon 165 LOSt 168 Twinsburg 184 Won 164 Kirtland 166 Won 179 Aurora 194 Won 162 Kenston 174 Won 175 Berkshire 171 Lost 176 West Geauga 180 Won 177 Orange 163 Lost Sectional Tournament 2nd District Tournament 9th GOLF 59 SPIKES IN THE SEASON First row: Louro Lister. Karen Tursic. Lynn Russell. Kristine Scolnlck. Barb Hoyle. Michelle Barry. Coach Sandra Dean Second row Debbie Thomas. Jenny Moser. Virginia Hridel. Gina D'Ambrosia. Amy Shuster. Liane Harsh. Adelaide Thompson. Heather Bannerman Third row. Coach Cari Forbush. Janet Ward. Wendy Crouse. Dawn Colder. Karol Wilber, Vicki Reitz. Bonnie Rathbone Varsity Voteybal (Record ft-9) ■ 9-15.13-15 5-15.16-14.10-15 4-15.15-134 10-15 15-12.8 15.15-4.15-12 CF vs Mayfield CF vs Orange 2 15 CF vs Solon CF vs CF vs CF vs. CF VS- 1 1-155-15 15.15-11.9-15 15.6-15 15-6.11-15.4-15 13-15.15-6.15-10 LOM LOM A- r A ' A f loss CF vs CF vs Jefterjoo CF vs Oranoe CF vs Kenston 1.15-7 15-10 BfTl5-6 15-«. 14-16,2-15 J.V. Volleyball players Virginia Hridel. Gina D'Ambrosia. Kristine Scolnlck. Marabeth Smyser. Amy Shuster, and Vicki Reitz think pictures take prl ority over practice VOLLEYBALL 60 Dawn Colder tries to smooch a kiss trom teammate Janet Ward. Even though the Varsity Volleyball team started off the season losing, they came back the second time around to beat their two big rivals. Orange and So- lon. The team was 7-7 in the League but 8-9 including Newbury, Berkshire, and Mayfield. The team didn’t succeed in beating Kenston but certainly gave them a fight. Co-captains Jane Phend and Dawn Colder helped lead the team to win the title District runner-up which gave Chagrin Falls High School its first Volleyball trophy. Both of these girls won a position in the CVC all league team. Besides Jane and Dawn. Varsity Volleyball will be losing three other tal- ented seniors upon graduation. They are Karen Tursic, Karol Wilber, and Kareen Gilbert. However, the team looks promis- ing for next year with a lot of gifted younger blood. The Junior Varsity Volleyball team had a winning season this year with a record of 11-6. According to Coach Dean, the top players were Bonnie Rathbone and Adelaide Thompson. The encouragement from coaches Sandra Dean and Carl Forbush coupled with the dedication and enthusiasm from the players made It a great year. We are looking forward to another successful season in 1983! Top Right: Chagrin Falls Varsity player No 4 is determined to stop Orange Bottom Left Seniors Karol Wit Per and Karen Tursic try to make it look good for the camera! Bottom Right: J.V. players gather around Coach Carl Forbush to plan their strategy VOLLEYBALL 61 tennis VARSIT VARSITY RAISES A RACKET The team started out rather slowly In the begin- ning; however, as the season progressed, they became much stronger. They had a lot of tough competition this year and they proved that they were fighters. Coach Hanson is credited for their success. Darla Wall—First Singles Meg Doman—Second Singles Tracy DeCroce—Third Singles Karen Scott Catie Harvey—First Doubles Mary Jane Lorentz, Carey Cordes, Barb Distad—Second Doubles Darla Wall shows Intense concentration dur ing a close match. 1982 Tennis season (Record 11-6) Chagrin Opponent 1 Mentor 4 5 Richmond Heights 0 2 Orange 3 2 Hathaway Brown 3 2 Brush 3 5 Beachwood 0 5 Chardon 0 2 Solon 3 3 Hawken 2 4 Western Reserve Academy 1 5 Chamberlain 0 4 Gilmore 1 3 Kenston 2 3 Wickliffe 2 3 Aurora 2 1 Laurel 4 4 West Geauga 1 Meg Doman entertains fellow team-mates Catie Harvey. Darla Wall, and Karen Scott by eating her tennis ball J.V. PLAYS WITH LOVE First row T. Carpenter. L. Burnett. P McCourt. M. Zetwick. J Wilharm. H Exline. L Kihlstrom; Second row: J. Howord. B lafrance. J. Conner P Monastra. H. Weiker. P. HHI. S. Owen; Third row L. Riemenschneider. S. Kroon. B Gaile. K Arthurs. M Hanley. L Stevenson. Coach W Mosenthal This year's Junior Varsity Tennis team was sensa tional. The team, coached by Walt Mosenthal. won twelve dual meets and lost only one to Brush. The team later went on to beat Brush at the Brush Invitational. Winning their divisions were Joelle Lon- don at first singles and Tracy Carpenter and Mary Zetwick at second doubles. Runner-ups were Molly Dishong at third singles and Julie Wilharm and Jenny Conner at first doubles. Amy Brooks also did well by winning her first round. Next year, the team is again looking for an ••AWESOME” season. Coach Walt Mosenthal teaches the basic torehand to Molly Dishong. Julie Wilharm. Pam Monastra. Mary Zetwick. Amy Brooks. Joelle London, and Laura Stevenson J.V. TENNIS 63 football TIGERS TACKLE A SUCCESSFUL SEASON Front row: J Shukys. K Taylor P Hammonds. M Miralio. B Porter. P Stack. J. Henderson. B Rudolph. M Masters. B Henderson Second row M Miller. M Girard. J Newhouse. M KHne. T. Fury. J Jlcha. S Richardson. J. Kwasny. J Dishono. Bob Hartman. B Rathbone. Third orw: B Morgan (coach). M Maroney. T McElhinney. E. Gebler. G. Net son. T. Porter. B Wlnovitch. T. Piai. B Craig. P McKeough. S. Hill. M. Chlnchor (coach). Fourth row J. Plai (head coach). J Bucar (coach). M Clark. E. Tinnemeyer. P. Barnes. J. Bryant. P Miller. J Roberts. G Sutcliffe. J. Durkee. B Dean (coach). I. May (coach). The Varsity Football team was a top contender for the 1982 CVC Crown. The Tigers, led by Head Coach John Piai. started off strong and were undefeated midway through the season. They moved up in the rankings and were, at one point, in third place of Northeastern Ohio AA schools. But two quick losses to rivals Kenston and Wickliffe dimmed the Tigers' hopes. Nonetheless, the team rebounded to beat tough West Geauga and Solon teams to finish with an impressive 7-2-1 record. The team was led by running back linebacker Brett Rudolph, who achieved first team All Ohio , and Bill Porter, who was a three year starter and honorable mention “All Ohio”. Those returning to next year's team include two year lettermen. Tim Porter and Tim Piai. and starters. John Dishong. Eric Gebler. Tony McElhinney. Greg Nelson, and Paul Miller. Look for more excitement in the Tigers' den next season. 1982 Varsity Football Honors Brett Rudolph All Ohio. All CVC. All Northeast Ohio. Most Valuable Player CVC and Geauga County. Cleveland TD Club Award Bill Porter Honorable Mention All Ohio. First team CVC and Geauga County Pat Stack Honorable Mention All Ohio. First team CVC and VARSITY FOOTBALL 1982 SEASON Rootstown 22 0 Win Lakeview 21 8 Win Bedford 21 14 Win Orange 14 0 Win Solon 7 7 Tie Kenston 6 21 Loss Twinsburg 34 14 Win Wickliffe 6 7 Loss Aurora 25 6 Win West Geauga 25 7 Win Geauga County Joe Shukys 2nd team CVC and 2nd Geauga John Henderson 2nd team CVC and 1st team Geauga Kent Taylor 2nd team CVC and 2nd Geauga Mark Masters 2nd team Geauga Joe Kwasny HM Geauga Above Center John Henderson puts all his strength Into making the tackle during a scrimmoge With the help ot Joe Shukys. Brett Rudolph is able to gain the extra yards tor a first down Opposite Poge Chagrin Falls version of the seven blocks of granite, otherwise known as the seven Tiger seniors Be tough guys! Brett Rudolph shows off his perfect throwing form VARSITY FOOTBALL 65 J.V. FOOTBALL EXPERIENCES A STRONG SEASON Front row (1-0 P. Goldman. M McFarland. M Clark. B. Wlnovlch. E Tinnemeyer. S. Hall. C Chard Sec ond row: B. Pieramlci. G. Nelson. E Anderson. J. Miiburn. D Palo P Barnes. R Houston Third row Coach Bill Morgan. T McKeough. B Nichols. C. Colder. D Hess. T.J McCarthy. Coach Matt Chinchar These three J.V. players finally get a chance to rest on the bench. Runningback Brian Winovich gets a handoff from quarterback Mike Clark JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 66 Although the season was not the league's best, the Junior Varsity Football team had good individual skills and con- fident team effort. The defense kept the opposing offense to an average of 10.3 points per game. The record was good despite a smaller percentage of prac- tice time. And always there were the helpful and fun-filled Wednesday scrimmages. Many of the Junior Varsity players will be moving up to the Varsity next season; however, with the remain- ing and expected new talent, the team can look forward to a strong season next fall. Left These four J.V. players who dress for Vorsity games, have some fun during a Friday night game Middle left The Tiger defense stalks their dinner, a Greenman Middle right Barry Winovich manages to get in another picture as he plays king of the mountain on top of a bunch of players Bottom left Number 64 looks con- fused as fhe play goes on behind him. J.V. FOOTBALL 67 FROSH FOOTBALL GAINS YARDAGE EXPERIENCE Front row (I to r): J. Stanton. J. Rosette. E Speed. S. Craig. R Lasch. J. DiCarro. D. Ehrenbeit (coach) Second row T. Williams. B Winovitch. M McElhinney. M Boehringer. E. Schroder. K. Clark. C. Lafond. J Stanton (coach). Third row: J. Vilardo. F Chapmon. S. Banda. L. Vandermark. S. Materni. D Freer. J Bartunek. The 23 member Freshmen Football team, coached by Mr Ehrlnbelt and Mr. Stanton, had a 2-5 losing record this year but showed tremendous Im- provement and ability towards the end of the seasonl The team was hard working, talented, and showed excellent potential in many areas. In most games the team looked good but never quite capitalized on its strength. The scoreboard rarely seemed to show the effort and great strides made by the entire team. Not many games were played where everything functioned smoothly and where the whole team played In harmony. Because many had to play both offense and defense, this result- ed In frequent injuries; however, they kept going and never gave up! The team is already looking forward to a new season with many new goals In the coming year. They plan to work hard with an established positive atti- tude. Though small In number, they are definitely a team to watch for in the future! Top Left: The frosh offensive line begins fo sef up a play fo beat fhose Greenmen FROSH FOOTBALL 68 Bottom Left The Tigers await the next play, not certain whose ball It really is. During the fall the Freshman Soccer team had its ups and downs. Practice was rough, but the hard work paid off. Opening the season with a tie and two losses certainly gave them the in- centive to work harder. Conse- quently, they went on to win six of their last nine games. The freshmen ended up with a winning season and a record of 6-4-2. Leading scorers for the team were Jeff McKenna. Eric Arthurs, and Bill Reboul. Also helping the cause were Dale Tomalin, Mike Kwiathowski, and Craig Walters. On defense. John Kail, Chris Trudick and Rob Cannon contrib- uted much toward freshmen success in soccer. Mr. Dworak, the team coach, strove hard to develop the individual players throughout the season, obviously, a key factor in the team’s overall performance. First row: C Gibbon. M Volk. C Borsh. E. Arthurs. J Kail. T Hummer. M Kwiatkowski; Second row Coach Dworak. J. McKenna. C. Trudick. B Reboul. D. Tomalin. R. Vanderveer. C. Walters. R Martinko. R. Cannon. FRESHMEN JUNIOR VARSITY ChOOrin (Record 5-2) Opponmt 0 Hudson 2 4 Giimour 0 A 3 West Geauga 2 i 0 Solon 0 1 3 Orange s 0 North Royalton 3 0 West Geauga 4 1 Solon 1 4 Orange 0 0 Hawken 3 1 Beachwood 0 1 Shaker Heights 5 First row: J. Hettern. C. D'Amato. J. Krissinger. H Bruner. C. Otto; Second row Coach Weinstein. K Juergens. D. Loht. T Foley. C. Vild. P.J Casey. D Stevens. J Barile; Not pictured: J Lund. M Easly J.V. FROSH SOCCER 69 “B IS FOR BEST First row: E. Bohm. T. Hansen. A. Hyde. D Revelle. B Moore. J. Carpenter; Second row: Coach Wem. R. Olson. T. Taft. D. Bryan. D Baldwin. T. Shatter. J Sutherland. M Cressmon. J. Marino. M Burger. C. Mettee. K Whitelaw; Not pictured J. Erwin. B Parsons. J Watkins. Although the Varsity B” Soc cer team did not have a winnino record, it still had a successful year. The teammates agree that their morale and attitude changed for the better in a num- ber of ways. Many achievements gained by the end of the year, which is unusual in itself for a Varsity B” team, must be cred- ited to Coach Wem. Lacking experience and knowledge in the game of soccer, Mr. Wem learned quickly and meshed the team together with his natural coaching ability. Two of the most important ideas Varsity ‘'B” Soc cer players learned last season were the appreciation for their own abilities and the knowledge that with a little work they. too. can participate on whatever lev el they choose. Chris Mettee shows us his fancy foot Dora Bryan really knows how to use his head k Whitelaw is sure to get that ball work VARSITY “B’770 B also stands for bare! Top left: Tom Shaffer gets a real kick out of soccer. Top right Tad Taft takes time out for a quick picture Middle left: Mark Cressman seems to have lost his ball Bottom left Roger Olson adds a certain twist to soccer 1982 Varsity ‘ B’ (Reco.w SeT6£ r.£eason 4-6-1) Chagrin ________ 1 Chanel Varsity 3 Lake Catholic B 0 Western Reserve Academy B 0 Hudson B 8 Lutheran East Varsity 1 North Olmsted B 0 Kenston Varsity 1 University B 0 Hudson B 3 Lake Catholic B 2 University B Oppo mnt 2 0 2 ; 3 1 4 VARSITY ,,B,’ 71 soccer VARSITY “A” KICKS IN A WINNING SEASON First row (l-r): T. Topalian. O Sotomayer. P Rasmussen. K Foley. J Pinkett. D Wyville. B Darden. B Barosh. L. Mighdoll Second row (l-r): T. Taft. S. O’Brien. D Pearce. M Hanley. J. Schmidt. M Schlaker. S. Walsh. S. Flom. C. Mettee. C McConnell. Coach Gerhardt Super great! Yes, that is what the 1982 Varsity A” Soccer team was with the help of Coach Gerhardt. assistant coach Chuck Watkins, the always enthusiastic award-winning Varsity “A Cheerleaders and many supportive parents and outstanding fans. The team’s overall record of 12-6-2 reflects their hard work and dedication they had in order to compile such a winning record. The team will miss seniors Scott Flom. Ken Foley, and Scott O’Brien next year who all were great assets to the team. The upcoming years should bring excitement and more good times to the team and soccer supporters. rete Rasmussen really knows how to use his head! Jett Pinkett uses everything he's got to get around the op 1982 VARSITY “A SEASON Chagrin Opponent 2 Hudson 1 3 Gilmour 1 1 WRA 4 West Geauga 2 Solon 1 Col. St. Francis 3 Orange 0 N. Royalton 7 Wicklifte 1 West Geauga 1 University 1 Solon 5 Orange 6 Wicklifte 2 Beachwood 3 Hawken 4 Orange 1 Akron Hoban 0 Shaker Hts. 0 Akron St. Vincent Sectional. District Champs VARSITY SOCCER 73 Above Ken Foley gets ready to kick the ball away from oppo nents and shows he's more than just a goalie Far left Showing off one of his fancy moves to take the ball away from the invoding Solon player is Scott O'Brien Oscar Sotomayer looks like he’s in for a painful experience FALL SPORTS . . . STEPPING TO VICTORY Bill Porter runs from the pocket and eludes the defenders Bottom right The Girl s Cross Country team is at the head of the pack during a meet FALL SPORTS 75 Bottom L Horsh. J. Shatter, J. Kinloch. J. Phend, H Bannerman. T. Carpenter. L. Kinloch Top J. Ward. N. Fitz. K Koprowski. H Exline. C. Keim. C Clegg. Coach Ohlrich LADY TIGERS ARE NUMBER ONE Janet Ward and Jane Phend size each other up ETBALL 76 The 1982-83 Lady Tigers were once again invincible with 19 wins, 1 loss. They clinched the CVC co- championship with rival Solon, coming back to defeat them 77-53 In a packed Chagrin gym after losing the first round action in a close overtime After showing Colon who really was number one, the United Press International both voted Chagrin as the best girl’s team in Ohio, which is a great accomplishment, and is de- served as the girls worked hard all season to improve and become the best. Since there wasn’t much com- petition in the league as the scores indicate, the girls worked hard in practice and the competition was stiffer between themselves than when playing other teams. The Lady Tigers were led this year by starting seniors 5’6” Jane Phend and 5’2’’ Lettie Kinloch at guards. 5'11” Kara Koprowski at forward, junior 6’1” Ja- net Ward at center, and sophomore 6’0” Nancy Fitz at forward. Other players, who also deserve more credit for their hard work and dedication, are juniors Liane Harsh and Julie Shaffer, and sophomore. Julie Kinloch. Besides these eight talented young ladies, are: Tracy Carpenter. Heather Bannerman. Cathy Clegg. Heidi Exline, and Cindy Keim. who played all season on J.V. and Varsity teams, which enabled them to gain valu- able Varsity experience for next year. This is the tallest team Chagrin has started in the team’s history. They are now known for Ward. Fitz. and Koprowski’s ability to hit the boards. Besides being tall, the talent doesn’t stop when you mention guards as Jane Phend was a 3rd team All-Ohioan player last year and is on her way to becoming on the 1st team this year. Lettie Kinloch also is a definite asset to the team with her ability to run the plays and her deadly foul shot. The road to Columbus is evident as they crushed Rocky River in their first Sectional game 99-41, set a new school record for the most team points scored in a sin- gle game. As the Lady Tigers continue making their way to the State championships, the school should be proud and support the best girl’s basketball team In Ohio who show that hard work and dedication to a sport does have many rewards. Cf OPPONFH’ 78 Orange 25 68 Movftett 37 53 Soton 56 69 Kenston 12 82 Twnitxfg 30 87 TrWty 26 90 WlckVfe 21 68 Aurora 19 66 west Geauga 29 70 Orange 30 70 Berkshire 21 77 Soton 53 80 Kenston 29 65 Akron Moban 43 69 Twlnstx g 23 65 Wick Vie 26 72 Hudson 35 61 Aurora 24 53 Mentor 39 63 West Geauga ISO 19 wins— 1 lou 12 Jane Phend jumps in the air and bounce passes the ball around on oppo nent Above Janet Ward stretches to put up a short shot over a determined Solon defender Nancy Fitz shows great concentration in shooting her foul shot Right Kara Koprowski anticipates getting the ball while Janet Ward watches VARSITY BASKETBALL 77 ' VARSITY Top left The team gathers around Coach Ohlrich as he gives time out instructions. Top right Janet Ward eyes the ball as it swishes through the net Middle left Lettie Kinloch pops a 15 footer from the foul line as Kara Koprowski and Julie Shaffer battle for position Middle right Nancy Fitz becomes point guard as she shows her drib bling expertise Janet Ward begins the game as she is about to tip the ball to Nan cy Fitz while Kara Koprowski and Julie Kinloch get ready to start. J.V. CONTINUES THE WINNING TRADITION Bottom Row: H. Bonnermon. T. Carpenter. J. Pinkett. K. Carpenter. A. Shuster. K. Chafe Top Row: H. Exline. C. Keim. C. Clegg. L KiNstrom. M Zetwick. Cooch Forbush CF OPPOfiCNT 66 Orange 15 49 Maytotd 13 45 So or 41 3« Kenston 14 35 Chamberln 7 35 Trrtfv 14 36 Wick � © 27 34 A i ora 7 36 West Geougo 40 52 Orange 5 50 Berksrwe 10 28 Soton 26 47 Kens ion 27 36 Akron Hoban 20 47 Chambertn 9 31 WickMto 24 47 ►AKfcan 23 40 A a ora 15 41 Mentor 29 40 West Geauga 37 The Girl’s Junior Varsity Basketball team had an excellent season, ending the year with a 19-1 record, which was good enough to capture the CVC title. The girls showed superior skills and teamwork by defeating most opponents by 20 or more points. After their first loss, which was to West Geauga in overtime, the girls came back to beat them in the last game of the season. The girls improved tremendously over the season; and. as a result, all of the sophomores were able to play on both the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams which will help the Varsity next year. Leading the JV Lady Tigers in scoring were: Tracy Carpenter, with a season total of 50 points; Cathy Clegg, leading rebounder with 125; and Heidi Exline, who had the most blocked shots with a total of 37. Near Right Trocy Carpenter gets the ball in the comer so she can drive past the de- fender and lay It up. Far right Cathy Clegg struggles lor the rebound Bottom Row: M Kline. D. Pearce. B Porter. I. Miralia: Middle row: S. Laird. K Clego. M Hanley. T. Piai. J. Dishong; Top row Coach Mattern. A. Hyde D Severy. P Hammonds. M Miralia. T. Chartton. Coach Wyville TIGERS SHOOT HIGH The Varsity Boy's Basketball team had great potential and high expectations. The squad had a large number of fine shooters and was primarily a fast team. But inexperience and a lack of team work proved to be the factor in some of the Tiger losses. The Tiger team really shined against a previously unbeaten Orange team, and were the first team to beat them. The team also beat each C.V.C. team at least once with the exception of Solon. Kevin Clegg and Mark Miralia led the team in points and rebounds. Oth- er starters included Pete Hammonds. John Dishong, and Tony Miralia. Treg Charlton was the first substitute off the bench. The Ti- gers finished the season with a 12-8 record and were coached by Glen Wyville. Kevin Clegg is hugged by teammates after he won the game against Kenston by making a spectacular last second layup OPPONENT 48 61 66 70 73 60 49 53 61 43 64 82 66 53 44 51 45 4G 47 Beochwood Orange Solon Kenston Bedford Chamberlin Wick lifte Aurora West Geauga Orange Bitjsh Solon Kenston Mayfield Chamberlin Wickllffe Aurora Cuyahoga Heights West Geauga —■ - VARSITY BASKETBALL 81 J.V. DRIBBLES PAST OPPONENTS Bottom row: G Nelson. D Wyville, K Jurgens. J. O'Connell. J. Vinci. R. Huston; Top row: C. McPherson. M Lodyga. K. Koprowskl. C. Colder. M Schlaker. Coach Quesinberry The Junior Varsity team had a great season this year and were helped by several juniors who played both Varsity and J.V. The team suffered their first loss against Bedford in a close game but went on to win almost all of their games only suffering two more losses. The team had exceptional height which will be a great asset to next year's Varsity team. Juniors on the team were Steve Laird. Dave Severy, and Mark Ladyga. Other players include sophomores Chris MacPhearson. Chris Colder, Mike Schlaker. Rich Houston. Ken Jergens. Dave Bargar and Darren Wyville. FRESHMEN EXCEL DURING SEASON Bottom Row R. Cannon. D. Freer. E. Arthurs. S. Craig. M. Morris. Middle Row M Boehringer. J. Koesher. K. Clark. J. Kranchalk. D. DeCroce. Top Row: D. TomaMn. C. LaFond. J Bartunek. E Shroeder. S. Banda. The freshmen had one of the best seasons yet, ending the year with a 17-1 record. Their lone loss was against Wickliffe after beating them the first time around. Starting this year were guards Eric Arthurs and Ken Clark, for- wards Scott Banda and Mike Boehringer and Center John Bartunek. Their ability to shoot as well as rebound enabled them to finish with an almost perfect record. The freshmen deserve a lot of credit for their hard work and dedication. They finished the season by winning the Berk shire Tournament. This talented group of players will be a great asset to the junior varsity and varsity teams next year. Champions—Chdgrln Val ley Confer ence 16 wins—1 loss Berkshire Freshmen Tournament FROSH BASKETBALL 83 Top Row: Cooch Julie Fair. A Tomalin. L Bello. M Stanton. Coach Pat Witucky. Middle Row S Whyman. S Scheiman, J. Milosevich. K. Seidel. A. Bowe Front Row: P. Durkee. M. Smyser. B. Distad. K. Jicha. S. Goodrich GYMNASTS ARE STICKING IT OUT The Gymnastics team once again got off to a rough start this season. A major problem for the team was the adjustment to the change in coaches for the second year in a row, even though Coaches Julie Fair and Pam Witucky worked hard in getting the girls ready. Some other problems were caused by several In- juries among the gymnasts and the loss of several key seniors, leaving seniors Sue Whyman and Au- drey Tomalin to lead the team. On the positive side, Sue Whyman had an outstanding individual record on the vault and qualified for the district meet. Other gymnasts who competed regularly were: Audrey Tomalin on vault and floor: Lolita Bello on vault: Kim Jicha and Barb Distad on bars: and Krysann Seidel on beam. The team hopes to regain their leadership and look forward to a rebuilding season next year. Kim Jicha practices a difficult bar routine. NASTICS 84 GRAPPLERS FACE A TOUGH SEASON Bottom Row D. Cummings. S Hovet. J. Gebler. S. Segerson. T. Fury. M Zetwick. M Masters Middle Row Coach Ehrenbeit. E Whitelow. J. Korcykoskl. M Clark. J. Kriisinger. K Wright. D Detweiler. M Moroney. D Himes. Coach Ponikfar Top Row S. Richardson. J. Hoyle. S. Martin. M McFarland. D Cosenttno. S Hall. S RusseM. J Marino This has been a very tough season for the Tiger Wrestlers with much competition from the C.V.C. teams. What hurt the team most was the lack of heavier wrestlers re- sulting in a lot of forfeits. Major contributors to the team this year were seniors John Season Record Marino, Scott Hovet, Tim Fory, Mark Masters, and Steve Richardson; juniors —2 Wins, 7 Losses Dave Cosentino. Mike Moroney. and Eric Gebler; and freshmen Erik Speed and Eric Whitelaw. The team was coached by John 3 AII-C.V.C. Wrestlers Ponlkvar. Another problem encountered this year was the youth of the team that 4 District Qualifiers had only five seniors. Hopefully, the team will be more experienced next year to make improvement unavoidable. The team Second place was honored by having three wrestlers named to the all C.V.C. team, while four —Berkshire Tournament wrestlers qualified for Districts, and the team placed second at the Berkshire Tournament. These top honors show what a tough season It was and what a great job they did with what they had. VARSITY WRESTLING 85 TWISTING, TURNING, REACHING FOR A PIN______ Bottom left Erik Speed attempts to take down his Solon opponent Bottom right Mike Moromey lifts the opponent in the air Top: Eric Gebler struggles to escape the hold of his Solon op ponent VARSITY WRESTLING 86 FROSH WRESTLERS GAIN EXPERIENCE Top Row: B Campbell. S. Materni. F. Chapman. B Wlnovich. M McElhinny. Coach Lorry Arnold Bottom Row J. McKenna. J Rossette. J Vllardo. R Lasch. G Stanton. T. Williams Not pictured: Chris Huston. Chris Rogers The freshman wrestlers ended the season with a respectable record. The team as a whole worked very hard as two hour practices were held after school everyday, consisting of many calesthenics and running the halls after practice, besides learning new wrestling moves and practicing with each oth- er. Coach Larry Arnold worked out with them every day doing the same things they were, which enabled the wrestlers to gain first-hand experience from their coach. All of the wrestlers did well in the tournaments. The Junior Varsity and Varsity teams should look forward to these talented freshman wres tiers helping them next year. C.F. Opponent 30 Lake Catholic 52 45 Bedford 30 24 Warrensville 34 36 Orange 10 20 Solon 41 15 Kenston 48 33 Twinsburg 24 20 Aurora 15 DUAL MEET RECORD 4-4 Tournaments Youngstown Liberty—6th out of 11 teams. Streetsboro—11 out of 16 teams. Chagrin Falls—4th out of 8 teams. FRESHMAN WRESTLING 87 ADMINISTRATION MRS. WYVILLE MISS KNIGHT Freshmen Dave Rogers and Rick Vandeveer are waiting their turn to harrass the guidance counselors. GUIDANCE MEDIA MEDIA 90 Mr Stanton Geometry. Trigonometry. Analytic Geometry. Calculus; Mr Tolleson Algebra I II. Math Topics; Mr Lonchar: General Math. Pre-Algebra. Geometry; Mr Howell Comput er I II. Algebra II. Advanced Trigonometry. Analytic Geometry; Mr Kaschak Algebra I. Trigonometry. Analytic Geometry Mr Stanton Is unaware of Ben Parson's presence as he smiles for the camera. MATH DEPARTMENT Mr Olrich tries to make himself taller, but to no avail, as Janet John Bryant looks Hke he's studying hard while Mr Lonchar sits Ward is still taller than he Is. Sorry Mr Ohlrlch! back and relaxes MATH DEPT. 91 4 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Balk—Logic, Honors English 10, Compa sltion 10, Speech, Intermediate Composi- tion. Mr. Ponikvar—Contemporary Literature, Myths and Legends. Literature 10. Mrs. Davis—Advanced Composition, A.P. English, Drama, British Literature, Drama as Lit. Mrs. Nelson—Composition 10. Literature 10. American Literature, Honors English 11, English, Language, and Usage. Mrs. Jenkins—British Lit., Intermediate Comp., Creative Writing, Honors English 11. Missing—Ms. Nemeth—Honors and English 9, Mr. May—English 9, Comp, and Lit. 10, American Lit. Top left Mr Ponikvar smiles happily belore he hands out one ot his favorite essay tests. Top middle: Mrs. Davis Is amazed by what Megan Alexander and Megan Hunter seem to find tunny Top right: Mr May grins sheepishly while awaiting an answer to his question ENGLISH DEPT. 92 Mr Fordyce: American Government. Area Studies; Mr Dean World History classes; Mr Ginatos; A P History. Economics; Mr Piai: U.S. History classes. Mr Lerch Sodoiogy. Economics. Ohio and C.F. Right T.l poses with two of his History. favorite ladies. Amy Lane and Laura Kaneicki SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. 93 Mr Wheatcraft: Chemistry. Physical Science Seminar; Mrs. Allen Chemistry. General Science; Mr Battles: Biology I N; Mr. Hurst: Biology I II. Environmental Problems; Mr Hensel: Physics. Chemistry. Mr Hurst, sporting a tucked tie. sneaks some munchies trom yet another biologist s lunch. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Norma Roman makes popcorn at the A disgusted Mary McElhinney finds another ugly-looking bug during a Biology II outing, while concession stand sponsored by the an interested John Marino digs in his pan for more critters Senior Biology II class SCIENCE DEPT. 94 Oscar Sotomayer. swinging blindly, misses French 4 student. Jenny Fow. enjoys the French homework that Madame is explaining to ,he tanging pinata above him. her FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT FOREIGN LANG. DEPT. 95 Mrs Miles: Typing. Shorthand; Mrs Powell Typing. Accounting; Miss Morris: Foods. Clothing. Interior Decorating; Mr Muzevich: Industrial Arts; Mrs Weber Art. Mrs. Weber helps a drawing student with her project. Bottom left: Mrs Miles shows Laura Wilharm how to correct some problems. Maureen Early demonstrates that she has no inkling about accounting despite Mrs. Powell's help. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Mrs Macknin directs the High School choir during the annual Christmas tree-lighting ceremony in the village Is Mrs Gilmore too shy to give us a smile? CHOIR BAND CO M ONS CHOIR BAND COMMONS 97 Top: Mr Girard. Mr. Glaser. Mr. Fergi son. Middle Mrs Makarewicz. Milan Pelton. Mrs. Kramer. Bottom lett: F. Kuchelheim. S Calloway. B Kuchel heim. Center: Richard with Marc Chafe and Ben Parson Bottom right: Ray Markuszka and Mike Kanyok Sophomore David Bishop attempts to protect freshman Lynda Gloden from the rowdy attack of other freshmen and sophomores AIJX. SERVICES Top right Mr Chlnchar contemplates his next discussion for Health class. Left Miss Dean carefully checks attendance and perior mance. Janet Ward and Amanda McElhinney show off their square dancing skill HEALTH GYM 99 WINTER FORMAL AFS hosted the traditional Winter Formal dance on December 11, 1982. Many hours were spent preparing for this event. Music was provided by Laugh in the Dark.” The theme of Pathway to the Stars proved to be quite a success. Scott Russell was crowned King during this wonderful evening. Above Mark Mir alia and Alicia Burton boogie to the music Max Thomas and Brian Moore show us the newest look in formal-wear WINTER FORMAL 100 Freshmen enjoy their first Formal Seniors Dawn Colder, Robin Hllty, Audrey Tomalin. and Meg Doman left their dates long enough to have their picture taken They all seem to be enjoying themselves as they dance away the evening Dan Badal. Pete Goldman. Stacy Best, and Bob Craig anticipate the night ahead as they enter the gym. Jeff Charlton and Dawn Colder display the sexy-look. Left Varsity Soccer cheerers Top row A Burton. L. Osborne. D Mahoney; Bottom row S. Landy. A Moore. K Kania Right Varsity Football cheerers K Philpott. I Campbell. C. Bridges. I Wilharm Missing T. Eckard and K. Wall VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Soccer cheerleaders show who's tough during summer camp Varsity Basketball cheerers T. DeCroce. E Hartsock. S Dooley. A Snavely. J. Sutcliffe. L Stevenson VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 102 Lett K Mopes. B Lotronce. J. Conner. M BoHen, P. Monostro, S Owen. Above Sarah Owen. Missy Boilen. and Pam Monastra take time out trom cheering J.V CHEERLEADERS Top: M Monastra. H Pope Middle A Bortter C. Clegg; Bottom K Smith. S Selt This year's cheerleaders worked as hard as ever making locker tags, boosting school spirit and cheering the Tiger teams on to victory. The freshmen girls had a little trouble at first adjusting to the ways at CFHS but did a fine job. All cheerleaders participated in fund raisers this year, such as selling seat cushions and the ever popular bake sales. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders worked with the Varsity squads participating in pep rallies and helping in any way they could. All of them have talent and will do a great job as Varsity Cheerleaders next year. All three Varsity squads started their busy work during the summer at Cheerleading camp. None of them came home empty-handed. The Varsity Football squad re- ceived a spirit stick and a special ribbon for cheering skill. The Varsity Basketball squad also received a spirit stick, and the Varsity Soccer squad brought home a first place trophy and a special award for squad unity. During the summer, all three squads participated in a cheerleading clinic for young girls as a fund rais- er. All will remember the new friends they made at camp and the fun they had as CFHS Cheerleaders. The J.V football cheerleaders look great as they pose on the field. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS The Freshmen Soccer cheerleaders perform a cheer while the game goes on behind them. Top left Bottom to top A Shuster J. Rife. G Mllboume. C Kelley. Standing left J. Plnkett; right J. MacDonald. Football and Soccer cheerleaders Top right Top to Bottom: L Stevenson. A. Hummer. J. Howard. N. Gross. Standing left S. Best, right: M Hanley. Basketball and Soc cer cheerleaders FROSH CHEERLEADERS 104 Good morning, It’s Mon- day. May 16. and these are this morning s announce ments. For those of you out there who actually listen to the announcements, you’ve probably become tired of this phrase. But too bad. We re not even paid. Yet despite illegible handwriting, bad grammar, and corny announcements (Hi, Mr. Whem), Kris Rosette. Sue Schiemann, and Toddie Soule have managed to deliver these pearls of truth skillfully to you each day. Thank you. and this con- cludes this mornings announcements.” AM. ANNOUNCERS OFFICE HELP This year’s office help pro vlded the link in the running of the office system. They per formed such tasks as deliv- ering messages, picking up attendance slips, and answer ing the phone. Although they dealt with many embarrassing situations and harrassment from upperclassmen, they enjoyed their work. Wendy Crouse Is not quite ready to face Monday morning duty. Left to right: Wendy Crouse. Kristen Schloss. Lynn Russell. Kathy Sullivan. Kristine Scotnick. Gina D'Ambrosia. Holly Buckey. M. Link. Jim Hoyle. OFFICE 105 First row (left to right): m Heftern. T. Tropf. A Prideoux. K Shonklin. E. McDonnell. C Porter. S McGuiggon. L Hunter A Hunt. C Lorsen, Second row M. Link, J Soule. M Link. K. Arthurs. S. Mortr ko. M Smith. L Helss, D Stevens L. Katz. J Heftern. D Thomas. L Kershey. Third row H. Buckey. W Church. E. O'Keefe. J. Monikowski. M Bonks. M Link. S. Christian. B Moore. C. Youngberg. T Foley. P. Vogt. J. Bryant Top row: J. Connelly. M Link. L Bell. B Banks. C Payne. C Aispaugh. B Muller K Foley. P Pointer. R. Johnson. D Palo The band began marching two weeks before school started in preparation of supporting the tootball team's upcoming season Members of the band helped choreograph dance numbers for the band and create drills They marched In every game and showed as much dedication as the fans and players who shivered through the coldest game of the season at West Geauga In addition, the band played for the pep rallies A pep band was organized to support the soccer team at many of their games Our band was invited to join several Cleve land area bands in a parade to celebrate Co lumbus Day All of the bands met downtown to practice the three songs that they were to play The bands proceeded to march through the Terminal Tower to Higbee's where they made their presentation The CFHS Band was once again Invited to Stouffer's Inn on the Square in December for a musical presentation Springtime found the band preparing for the or nual Blossom Time and Memorial Day Parades After a busy season of marching, the band settled to perfecting their concert skills They presented three concerts this year One of the concerts was a combined choir and band show in December, while the other two were strictly concert band performances A select group of musicians were chosen to be a part of the AII-CVC Band The AII-CVC Band was composed of musical students from other area schools In the Chagrin Valley Conference Members of CFHS band participate in Solo and Ensemble contests each year This year, a group of band parents along with band representatives from each grade level, formed a committee to investigate the proce dure for receiving band letters BAND Above left Marc Chafe is dumbfounded by Ken Foley s conducting Above right: CFHS Band displays their tat ent Right: B Moore and J. Heftern pose for a pic BAND 106 CHOIR First row (left to right): M. Link, C. Cordes, J. Kinloch. B. Moore, M. Link, J. Stanton. T. Foley, D. Wyville, M. Cressman, J. Carpenter; Second row: D. Butts. M. Barry. S. Self. B Lafrance, K. Mapes. J. Conner. E. McDonnell. H. Pope. C. Warnock. K. Goodman; Third row: M Hanley. N. Gross. E. Hartsock, H. Weiker. L. Riemenschneider, M. Scher. M. Link, L. Katz, D. Hall. A. Bartter, L. Campbell; Fourth row: J. Moser. J. Fow. K. Kunkel. D. Baldwin. M. Link, J. Bryant. A. Bowe. M. Fleming. J. Deedrick, K. Smith, L. Kaniecki, E. O’Keefe; Top row: S. Masters, M. Link. P. Pointer. J. Bartunek, T. Piai. E. Gebler. K. Foley. N. Olson. K. Eastburn, T. Soule. C. Youngberg. M. Smith, J. Saunders. CHOIR 107 This year's High School choir, directed by Mot lie Macknin. has ac- complished many activ- ities. In addition to their usual winter and spring concerts, the choir ap peared on The Morning Exchange at Christmas along with their tradi tional performances at the Old Arcade and Terminal Tower. The choir’s biggest produc- tion was the annual Spring Musical. This year’s musical was ‘‘Babes in Arms,” direct- ed by Wayne Merholz and choreographed by Holly Merholz. Choir members Tim Piai. Ken Foley. Eric Gebler. and Dan Baldwin, are also known as Danny and the Diciples This year s dance team was involved in other things besides the half- time performances at the football games. We have participated in the Blos- som Time and Memorial Parades. We also went down to Public Square with the band on Colum bus Day. May our success continue through the years. Left to right: J Pier man. T. Davis. M Savel. M. Schoeppner. N Olson. J. Fruhauf. A Kinkald. K Gilbert. S Smith DANCE TEAM The drill team shakes their pom poms and swing their skirts Carol Anderson twirls her flag DANCE 108 Math Club members Kris Rosette and Barb Waddington want to make sure no one goes hungry First row M Chafe. S. Schiemann. K Rosette. B Waddington; Second row J. Blease. K Smith. M Stanton. N Brown. M Thomas. I Mighdoll. N Ro man. J LaRue. K. Keberle; Third row K Koprowski. B Parsons. C. Harvey. S. Griffiths. W Tolleson. S. Lang. S. Bartunek. L. Kinloch. C. Porter G. Bodwell The Math Club (Mu Alpha Theta) really got their act together this year. With their new Advisor. Mr. Tolleson. the club sold concessions at the girl’s basketball games to pay for their participation in national math competi- tions. Throughout the year they met for movies and speakers on interest ing mathematic topics. Besides this, the club even made a few field trips to experience math in the business world. This year's president was Marc Chafe The officers were: vice-president. Barb Waddington; treasurer. Sue Schiemann; and secretary. Kris Rosette. MATH DEBATE Chagrin's 1983 var sity debate team overcame a rough season this year to qualify for state com petition. Debators Liz Katz. Kris Rosette. Julie Arthur, and Jim LaRue represented Chagrin Falls in Columbus. This was the 8th straight year that we had a team down south. This year the team was rounded out by the presence of several Lincoln-Douglas (one- on-one) debates. Several freshmen also showed an interest in debate. All of the team members con- tributed to a suc- cessful year. leff fo right: M Thomas. L Mighdoll. J LaRue. L. Katz. K Thomas. K. Kunz. R. Harris. G. Nosen. Mr Balk MATH DEBATE 109 The Chagrin Falls High School American Field Service had another very exciting and successful year. The A.F.S. student visiting Chagrin this year was Norma Roman from Venezu ela. As usual, the club spon sored the Winter Formal Dance. The hours of planning and hard work paid off. for the dance was successful. The well-liked bake sales and homeroom messages were also money raisers. Various activities such as a weekend ex change, pot-luck dinners, and talks on students’ visits, added to the fun. The A.F.S. club officers this year were: Karen Schulze, president; Karen Tursic. vice president. Sally Payne, secretary and treasurer; and Jim LaRue and Jen Fox. public relations. First row (left to right): J. LaRue. K. Tursic. N. Roman. K. Schulze. S. Payne; Second row: K. Koprowski. A. Johnson. P Neuman. K. Bierman. J. Schulze. M. Hollies. C. Anderson; Third row: I. Heiss. M Malloy. A. Shuster. L. Viland. M. McHenry. K. Shuster. L. Gibbon. L. Kinloch. C. Porter AFS AFS members Patrice Neuman. Sally Payne. Karen Schulze. Michelle Barry. Norma Roman. Laura Viland. and Jane Schulze sure seem to enjoy those ' serious'' meetings Karen Schulze. Kara Koprowski. and Karen Tursic enjoyed their weekend with the AFS students. Yukako. from Japan, and Karuna. from Thailand AFS 110 National Honor Society is a nation- al organization designed to honor students who serve their communi- ties and schools while maintaining a grade point average over 3.0. This year, in addition to the usual plan- ning of the annual Honor’s Banquet, as well as the Spring and Fall N.H.S. inductions. N.H.S. revamped its tutor- ing program and sold refreshments at Varsity A soccer games to raise money for school projects. Of fleers were Jim LaRue. president; Martha Stanton, secretary-treasurer; and Andy Wiese, vice-president. First row (left to right): k Koprowski. J Phend. T. Soole. G. Bodwell. I. Wilharm; Second row I Kmioch. S. Griffiths. S. long. K Clegg. J. Fox. S. Whyman. M Stanton. J. LaRue Third row K. Tursic. S. Girard. C. Porter. M Cressman. Mr Wheatcraft. NHS Karen Tursic and Sue Griffiths thought they could snitch a piece of cake at the Induction re- ception. but the camera caught them in the act NHS 111 First row (loft to right): a Brooks. S. Owen. H. Pope. K. Philpott. K Jicha. C Borsh. C Bridges; Second row E. Arthurs. L Burnett. A. Snavely. I. Wilhorm. T. Pioi. J Wilhorm. B Clarke. L. Kihlstrom. E Hortsock. J Dishong; Third row A Tomolin. T. DeCroce. A. O'Connell. A. Thompson. K. Smith. D. Bryon. K Bores. C D'Amoto. G. Bodwell. K. Clegg. Mr Richmond. L. Hall. Student Council start- ed out this year with a leadership workshop at the Bares' tarm in New York. At this workshop, the Student Council members became clos- er friends and participat ed in activities aiming to improve their leadership, communication, and problem-solving abilities. When they returned, council kicked off the school year with orfento tion for freshmen and new students, while also sponsoring a Faculty Luncheon. Once the year was well under way, old favorites like the Car Rally, Canned- Food Drive, and Blooct mobile began to ap pear along with new activities, such as the Dance Marathon. Student Council can once again be proud of a successful year! STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council takes time out from their activities for a group picture. Lisa Kihlstrom. Eric Arthurs. Tracy DeCroce. Kevin Clegg, and Birgit Clarke are anxious to unload the truck after the long ride to the Bares farm in Elicottville. New York. STUDENT COUNCIL 112 The loud, rowdy and obnoxious Tiger fans once again crowded the bieachers to support their team. Although the Zoo was somewhat smal- ler this year, the spirit was never lacking. Zoo members were easy to spot since they came dressed in something unique to each game. Front A Hyde. First row (left to right): M DiCarro. B Gaile. $ Self. C. Wamock. C. Kelley. I Vlland. K Carpenter L. Stevenson. M Malloy. T Carpenter. L Campbell. K Smith. J. London; Second row S. Owen. A ChaH. J. Mendelsohn. M McFarland. P Goldman. N Gross. K. Koprowski. M Miralia. R Schlundt. S. Why man. B Porter. K Scolnick. C. Bridges. N Oison. S. Landy. K. Koprowski. K. Tursic. K Schulze. S Lang; Third row K. Shanklin. C Cordes. J. Wilharm. M Stanton. A Bartter. L Steeie. S. Stewart. P HiH. K Goodman. T. Davis. C. Hummer. $ Bartunek. R HHty. K Gilbert. A Tomalln. L. Howard. D. Colder. S. Lorentz. A Landy. A. Snavely. A Byrnes. J. Moser. S. Greenawald. C. Munz. L. Harsh; Fourth row L. Heiss. C. Alspaugh. S Christian. T. Shatter. B Parsons. K Smith. A Bo we. T Matousek. W Church. M Delafrancom. D. Baldwin. E Gebler. T Piai. B Hopcraft. B Hartman. B Muller. J Bryant ZOO Senior Tigers Suzie Landy. Lisa Howard. AH Landy. Laura Campbell, and Connie Bridges kept the Zoo spirit olive ZOO 113 The Spanish Club had two major projects this year. The first was the dinner at Chi Chi’s for upperclassmen. This dinner was at tended by about 25 people. The second project was the Foreign-Language dinner, where each club brought a food repre senting the country of their respective lan- guages. Carolyn Hanson was once again the sponsor. The Spanish club is the favor ite of all the Foreign Langoage clubs. Big things are expected from them in the fu- ture. Left side (bottom to top): J Benson. B Banks. D. Bry an. C. Clawson. B. Winovich. G Nelson. M Juno. B Darden. C. D'Amato. T. Porter; Right side A O'Connell. M. Link. J. MacDonald. B Winovich. J. Dlshono. E Gebler B Pieramlcl. D Detweiler. Front row (left to right): m Banks. M Link. K. Clegg. M Donahoe. D Rentz M Link; Second row: K. Arthurs. J. Plermon; Third row: C. Mokol. Mrs Hanson. M Link; Fourth row: W Adelmon. L. Vlland; Fifth row: N. Gross. J. Kail. L Russell SPANISH LATIN Latin Club, under the leadership of President Neil Brown and Advisor Mrs. Klingensmith, made quite a few ac- complishments this year. Besides their regular meetings, the club organized the Foreign Language Dinner. Latin Club is gradually becoming more popular with a growing number of stu- dents. First row (left to right): S Martin. N. Brown. C. Bridges; Second row C. Gibbon. G. DAmbrosia. M Link; Third row: M Link. J. Fox. K. Shuster; Top row Mrs Kingensmith. L. Gibbon. J. Wilharm. M. Link. C Payne. B. Parsons. Right side (bottom to top): L. Hunter. A Shuster. H. Gumprecht. K. Sullivan. K. Schloss, M Bollen. K. Rosetter. K. Keberle, M. Stanton. SPANISH LATIN 114 This year the German club did quite a lot. In the tall we had our first club activity, a chocolate party at Sue Schiemann’s house. Almost twenty people came, and all brought something made of chocolate. During the Christmas season, we had another party at which we went Christmas caroling. This annual tradition is always lots of fun. Skiing is also a tradition with the German Club. Once during the winter we go skiing at Peek-n-Peak in New York, usually the day before President's Day. In the spring the Club goes to the Hofbrauhaus. In the past, we have gone twice each year, but because of financial cutbacks, we can go only once now. This was the first year that the club has charged a membership fee. In order to get more money in the treasury, every member had to pay one dollar. Now we have more than 60 members in the Club. The presidents are Sara Lang and Michelle McHenry. They have worked hard with Herr Gerhardt to make the club even bet ter than before. First row (left to right) S. Goodrich. R Schlundt. C. Stanek, K Polomsky. M Simko; Second row J. Brooks. A Snavely. J. London. R Martinko. D. Wing. D. Wing; Third row S. Lang. J. Soule. M Lechman. A. Church. A Chafe. M Link; Fourth row S. Schiemonn. M Doman. T Hague. M Link. J. Kranchalk. M Link; Fifth row P. Snavely. K Turslc. K Schulze. M. Cressman. M McHenry. B Wing. Sixth row: S Bartunek. M Hollies. L Steele. J. Tannehill. T. Foley. K. Foley; Top row N. Fitz. J. Connelly. D. Hess. F. Gibbs. C. Vlkj. D. Palo. C Zodrow. P. Pointer. L Mighdoll. B Waddington. M. Thomas. D Himes. GERMAN FRENCH The French Club had another successful year led by President Kara Koprowski. Vice-President Sara Lang, and Treasurer-Secretary Kristin Philpott. The an- nual French Club Sundae Party was held in mid- October which attracted more people than it had last year, as they gobbled thru a record amount of ice cream. In February an all-language club dinner was held in the Commons to which French Club members brought such appetizing French foods as Chocolate Mousse and Crepes. Events such as the dinner at Trifles Tearoom in Chesterland and an end-of-the-year party all proved that food and fun were an important part of French Club! Flrsf row (left to right): D Wing. D Wing. K. Koprowski. K Smith. J. Bleose; Second row: C Larsen. B Muller. M Link. N. Roman. C. Porter. J. laRue: Third row: A Hummer. T Hummer. A. McElhinnery. D Rogers. L Kinloch; Fourth row M Link. M Link. L. Stevenson. P McCourt. S. Lang M Malloy; Fifth row A Cottone. M. Stanton. K. Scolnick. H. Corlett. G Milburn GERMAN FRENCH 115 The Grannies had a fun time Inducting new members. They started at 6:00 a.m. and aroused members out of bed to bring them to school. There were some awfully funny-looking get-ups. As usual, the Grannies had a great year of singing, especially at the holiday season. They ended the year with a sensational act In the OABR! The group will be losing many singers, since about half are seniors, but they look for fu- ture talent to be just as good. Left row (bottom to top): K Kunkel. L. Riemenschneider. S. Christian. M. Scher. L. Campbell. B Lafrance; Right row: S. Best. M Malloy. B Williams. J Phend. A Moore. K Gilbert. N Olson GRANNIES SKI Even though we had an unusual winter, we once again had good skiing this year. Every Tuesday after school, starting January 4th, we would all load the bus and head for the slopes. For the beginning skiers, there were lessons. But for the hotdoggers, they were on their own. We would like to thank Mr. Howell and Mr. Muzevich for chaperoning Ski Club and putting up with us for the 82-83 skiing season. First row (left to right): T Hogue. M Link. R Vandeveer. M. Unk. M Link. D Rogers. T. Hummer. M. Link; Second row (top to bot tom): J Wilharm. N. Brown. C Anderson. D. Rentz. M Bollen. A. Johnson. B Clark. M. Link. V. Hridel. Third row: S. Smith. B Parsons. M Doman. A. O'Connell. J. Schindler. J. Carpenter. K Wilber. S. Lang. K. Tursic. GRANNIES SKI 116 The Tiger Times is a student run school newspaper. Eight monthly issues are published from October through June. Students write the articles, take photographs, and do the actu- al layout of the paper. Tiger Times is an extra-curricular ac- tivity whose members are dedi- cated and hardworking. Staff heads Induce: Anne Marie O’Connell, Tracy DeCroce, Neil Brown, Jill Neuger, Barb Waddington. and Cami Munz as editors; Kris Rosette and David Hess as business and advertising man- agers; and Mary Hollies for cir culation and promotion. The staff is supervised by Mrs. Christa Acker, advisor. First row (loft to right): m Hollies. C. Har vey. K Seidel. J. Neuger. A Hunt. L. Kinloch. C. Warnock. T. Tropf; Second row N Brown. H. Buckey. B Gaile. D Bryan. S. Christian. S. Schlemann. K. Rosette. K Arthurs; Third row: T. Soule. A. O'Connell. B Waddington. B Craig. T. Piai. M Hanley. B Muller. D Hess. L. Katz. TIGER TIMES PRISM Prism is the art and liter ary magazine. Work starts in mid-September and ends in February for literature Art work continues through May. All work is original and many of the art pic- tures have won awards. Advisors are Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. We- ber. Officers are: Edi- tor—In—ohilef, Lettie Kinioch; Art Editor. Ben Parsons; Literary Editor. Jen Fox; Advertisement and promotion. Toddle Soule and Jim LaRue. First row (left to right): D. Stevens. S. Griffiths. T. Soule. B Parsons. D Rogers. L. Kinioch. J. Fox; Second row G Bodweil, K Rosette. C Por ter S. Christian. T. Hummer. K Kunkel. K Shuster. M Chafe. K. Schulze. J LaRue TIGER TIMES PRISM 117 MICHELLE MCHENRY KARA KOPROWSKI: CO-EDITORS Co-editors Michelle McHenry and Kara Koprowski are very proud of the 1983 Zenith. With the knowledge and experience gained at a summer work shop at Hiram College, we produced one heck of a yearbook. We extend our thanks to our new advisor. Mrs. Acker; Ralmor photographer, Doug Levine; and ICP man, John Fowley. We started off the year with a new room tor an office, a huge debt from last year, which cut down on pages and color for this year, and an amazingly large stall. However, by the middle of February, we had managed to pay off the debt and watched the staff dwindle down to six. Those tew spent many hours in their home away from home Room 126. Despite our ignorance to the hard work involved, those 12:00 a.m. Sunday meetings and dateless Friday nights, we succeeded in maintaining our sanity. Our creativity slowly deplet ed after writing endless copy and over 3,000 captions. The wandering cam- era became quite popular this year. If your picture is not in this yearbook, too bad. you had your chance! We would like to end this year by saying. Thank God. it’s over, and Look out Mr. Pica, you're going to die! ZENITH Do you suppose Christa ond Doug discovered an eccentric Where were oil these people on February 25th, our llnal dead photo? line?! ZENITH 118 Tiger Strength, Cha grin’s weight lifting club, is now in Its fifth year and going strong. Un- der the supervision of Mr. Matt Chinchar, the weight lifters meet three days a week to work on their individualized strength programs. Mr. Chinchar also believes in adding some variety to their program such as inner-squad tourna- ments, a power-lifting meet with Chanel High School, and a favorite event with the lifters, pre-exhaustion workouts. The Tiger Strength Club is also preparing for the Lift- a-thon” which is their own annual fund-raiser. Left side (bottom to top): P Miller B Craig C Schwalm. Right side (left to right): D Hess, J. Shukys. R Mcllroy TIGER STRENGTH INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts club was somewhat smaller this year than last. Under the supervi- sion of Mr. Muzevich. the club meets in the shop room to learn about using certain tools. Members have a fun experience prepar Ing projects for the Industrial arts show in the spring. Left to right: B Darden. C. D'Amoto. C Zodrow. D Hess. G Riegel. T Street. M. Link. S. Smith. B Wing. M Link. K. Koprowskl. M Link. M Link T.S. I.A. 119 First row (left to right): S. Dooley. A. Londy. K. Scott. A. Snovely. A. Byrnes. C. Huston. L. Gibbon; Sec ond row: S Christion. I. Campbell. L Howard. K. Gilbert. C. Baldwin. S. Toth. B Loy. C. Nielson. K Goodman. P Durkee. M Early; Third row T. Savage. K. Scolnlck. T. Schurr. J. Klebenow. R. Hllty, A Moore. K Rosette. W. Kail. K. CoMier. K. Rullman. M. Anderson. Mrs. Gilmore The Commons Activ- ity Board. CAB. began its year with new club officers: President Kelly Scolnlck, Vice-President Shelly Toth, Secretary Sharon Dooley, and Treasurer Robin Hilty. To add to the club's new sound system, new ste- reo speakers were pur chased from such mon- ey making projects as bake sales, the Santa luncheon, and the “Come as your favorite teacher” dance. The dedicated juniors will carry on the CAB traditions in the year to come. Good luck, and have fun. CAB COMMONS Pete Hyde jams the tunes on WCOM during seventh period Commons. CAB 120 The Peer Care program, now in its 2nd year, is “Kids helping kids to help themselves.” Presently there are 42 trained P.C. members. Training involves a weekend workshop on listening and good communication skills. Additional education for members includes speakers on various topics of interest to young people. Peer Care members help kids deal with their own concerns and reach alternatives. Helping kids make realistic and responsible decisions without telling them what to do is the main purpose of Peer Care. First row (left to right) A. Chafe. J. London. C Warnock. B Gafle. Miss Dean. T Hague: Second row: M Miller. K Rosette. L. Osborne. K Seidel. K Smith. Mr Ferguson; Third row: D. Revelle. M Delafranconi. J. Moser. S. Self. M Link. J. Pierman. J. Neuger; Fourth row C. Huston. P Mix. S McCarthy. S. Stewart. C. Keim. A Thompson. J. Conner. M. Link. Mrs. Garrett: Fifth row: M Link. K Eastburn. R Hilty. K Clegg. J. Benson. T. Davis. B Craig. L. Harsh. R Ovark. M Banks. T. Hummer Not pictured J. Simko. M Earty. M Lechman. 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Kamaro Karol—Good Luck Frlends Forever! Love Always— THE SWDL’S AL. HOW. WILL. CAMPY. CON. SOOZ. CRASH. SCROOZIN. SUEY Celebration Times Sr Women 2-0. (SITE) LW Corrupted? . OABR. The Beach Girls Blossom Beach Boys 82.DB.SJ. Parties: V-Day '80. Gek Party? No Way—Sophomore Surprises. Sum- mer ‘82. SWDL Winter—Cornfield(Moo)in the Greenmobile(Cramps. Con. Al. How. Will. 8 Crash. Savage Runs . KSU 81. up for a Pre-Party? Was there a B-ball season? Reflectors. 4-Sale New Years 81.82.RC Summers. Massive Munchies. Macs Quarters. Rowdy Girls? Mellow Out Later Dude.We're Having’ A Party Mentor Headlands Who Me? I Did What? Cheese Om- elettes. Spring Breaks 82.'83! Go For It Let s Get It Up . . Gag Me Check Him Out Babe . . C’est La Vie Mon Amie TGIF. Romp. Homecoming 82 — Stag — Excellent — Prom? Chics—An Unforgettable Year Live. Love. Laugh The Best Times We’ve Had Have Been Spent To- gether And The Memories We've Made Will Last Forever. Good Luck MM. BP. JK. SR. PS. And The Class of '83! To My Bestest Friends and Buddies Shannon.Carmen. Jody.Amy.Laura.Heidi.Lisa.Michelle From Polly Remember in the time of need . You've got a Friend.forever We have so many memories, but let's not have them end here nicknames Shanue.(PSHH. PSHH)—CC—Jo—Ames—Lou or Ludes—Hydes—Lis— Mitchy—Pix . . Parties Where is It this weekend anyways The Click ' Micheal Stonley Concerts talks crys laughs poems the roll .. . Sorry I got your shoulder wet also, good times with B.C .Gums.DS.SK.CH.RH.Rose and the rest of the gang concerts dicky Eh.eh boobs You are my sunshine my only sunshine love lifes(when?) . . bon fires the big nine Scott Read Who? . hopefully Florida backs (never ogain) Thanks for always being there and remember I still am Finally graduation We've been waiting so long Good luck to little sis. Carmen and Amy You'H moke It after all. we did Reach for those dreams, you deserve only the best you just have to give a little Good luck to the rest of the Class of '83 Best wishes to P C. program Many thanks to D.F and J.R Never would have made it through this last year without all of you I love you and remember good-bye doesn't mean forever I’d hate to admit it. but I'll miss CFHS 135