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

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Top Left: Homecoming Queen Kristin Philpott, and her escort jack Subel. ride past the home stands during the pre-game cere- mony. Top Right. Nancy Fitz and P.J. Casey boogie to the beat of the band at the dance. Middle Left: Matt Hanley gets friendly with the knight while the other senior decorators step back and appreciate the final product. Middle Right: Anna Cottone. Camie Munz. Laura Osborne and Mr. Rydquist worked all day to prepare the gym for An Autumn Knight's Ball. Lower The Homecoming Court looks on as the Tigers defeat Twinsburg on a chilly au- tumn night. Homecoming 11

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Fall Days and Autumn Knights Powder Puff Football Homecoming On a beautiful September Sunday, the junior and senior girls met in opposition at Harris Stadium. Bach class was determined to defeat the other in the Annual Powder Puff Football Game; the seniors decked out in burgundy and ivory; the juniors in gray and blue. In the first half, both teams' defenses proved strong enough to prevent a score. The second half, however, was a dif- ferent story. The juniors scored a touchdown and the extra 2 points making the score 8-0. In the fourth quarter, the seniors came back with a touchdown but failed to get the extra points. Thus the juniors emerged victorious. The annual Homecoming Weekend began Thursday night with the bonfire. Despite the soggy weather, school spirit was at a climax, which was evident at the game Friday night. Our Chagrin Tigers proved strong as they shutout the Twinsburg Tigers 21-0. Homecoming festivities concluded Saturday night with the dance. The theme. An Autumn Knight's Ball , was revealed with a fire-breathing dragon, a dungeon and a drawbridge. The band, Sticky Fingers , kept us rocking all night long. As in the past this event, sponsored by the Senior class, was a huge success. Top Left: The Seniors launch yel another attempt to break the junior line. Top Right: Triumphant junior players and coaches congregate in the end zone after the game. Lower Left: Teresa and Colleen Blackman hold no gnidges after the game. Above: Senior women show their spirit Friday morning following a breakfast at McDonalds. 10 Powder Puff

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Fall Sports Unite Chagrin Sports play an important role in the lives of many Chagrinites. Fall sports involve much of the student body, both directly and indirectly. For example, going to the football game is a Friday night tradition in the fall. The players, however, are not the only at- tractions at these social gatherings. The band, drill team, cheerleaders and cheerful (??) juniors selling concessions also contribute to the festivities. The community supports the school at games in addition to the Annual P.T.O. Sloppy Joe Dinner. These do not solely include football games, shown by the soccer team who gained support as they emerged as one of the top teams in the state. Equally important are the other students in CFHS who dedicate a large amount of time without receiv- ing the same amount of publicity as varsity soccer and football. A fan can simply look at the large number of athletes and cheerleaders participating in the different levels of these two sports. Also, our golf, girls’ and boys' cross country, volleyball and tennis teams showed a great deal of success, both in CVC action and tournaments. The accomplishments of our fall sports teams indicate the hard work and dedication of the students in addition to the participation and interest of our community. Top Right: Varsity Soccer Cheerleaders prepare for another victory. Middle Right: Hungry Chagrin fans enjoy the Annual Sloppy |oe Dinner. Lower Left: Eric Gebler gains yardage against Twinsburg. Lower Right: |ohn Bryant anil Brad Muller psych up the crowd during the halftime show. 12 Fall Activities