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

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Top Left: The potent senior offense strives for another score Middle Right. Defensive buddies Teresa Tressa” Blackman and Monica Mono 1 Monastra embrace for a picture. iV Vs Bottom Left: Nancy “All World” Fife takes a brief Middle Left Kelli Smith, Kristin Mapes. Sarah break from the action Owen. Laurie Riemenschnelder. Missy Bollen and Jenny Conner know they're number one! Bottom Right: Senior coaches Mack McFarland, Eric Tinncmeyer. Bill Pieramici, Chris Calder. Chip Chard and T.J. McCarthy find that hard work pays off Jr.-Sr. Girls’ Football 7

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JR.-SR. GIRLS’ FOOTBALL GAmE After many late practices, complaints from the faculty and a controversial pep rally, the players and coaches were excited to actually play the game Sunday afternoon, September 16th. The seniors won 40-8 and became the third class to end their football careers 2-0. Additional- ly, 40 points is the new record for total points scored by one team. The senior offense was led by tailback Lolita Bello’s four touchdowns, split end Tracy Carpenter’s touchdown reception and a touchdown run by quarterback Nancy Fitz. The juniors scored on a pass from quarterback Lisa Kihlstrom to receiver Jill Pinkett. Top Right: The junior cheerleaders strut their stuff. Middle Left: The senior men prepare for a victory. Middle Right: Heidi Weiker. Jill Pinkett and Daniele stick together on and off the field. Kim Bottom Right: Hetdi Exline and Jenny Conner flash winning smiles. 6 Jr.-Sr. Girls’ Football

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HOfTlECOmiNG Top Left: The soccer team shows their enthusiasm while marching in the Homecoming Parade. Top Right: Senior Homecoming attendant Amy Brooks and her escort Ken Juergens smile for the camera while riding in Mr. Hridel’s ‘59 Vette. This year the student body, par- ticularly Student Council, set tradi- tion instead of merely following it. Thursday night, Student Council organized a parade and pep rally which was followed by the bonfire and a social in the commons. The band, cheerleaders and fall sports teams walked up the hill to the high school from the old post of- fice, while the queen candidates, the attendants and their escorts rode in convertibles. The fall sports captains were introduced at the pep rally in addition to inspirational speeches by Larry Ar- nold and Bill Pieramici. We did have a bonfire, as a result of the students cooperating with the ad- ministration to alleviate the prob- lems. The gathering in the commons, sponsored by Math Club, topped off the successful evening. Middle right: The CFHS band lead the way In the Homecoming Parade Bottom: Underclassmen attendants and their escorts get psyched for Homecoming. 8 Homecoming