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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1988 volume:

M , ZENITH 7988 VOLUME 78 Chagrin Falls High School Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022 off' $ $8 x o j' ' $ ,Z ' ,w $ 'rt V T t . V. • 0 x A V ’ ° • ° . i A0 V J (fif QC z vO ,$ n rfr Jfr' X. x o- y 0 VnA . °3 S’ .ftNv ' A y i y __£___ ' ‘ A' ,0® (V 2 Above Left: A good Greek tragedy always tires me out ' says senior Angela Gambone. Far left: Students enjoying the last few precious days of Indian Summer. Middle: Bo Johns, a member of Student Council, patiently waits for the parents to arrive for open house. Above: Junior Aaron Jacobs and Senior Rob Reboul think that any time is a good time for a nap, even while taking their German club picture. Left: G-r-r-r-eat move by Scott Allman! Opposite: Greg Lineweaver Bottom: Doug Petty, Bill West, and freshman soccer players think strategy. Left: Liz Youngberg direct- ing traffic. Right:Have you hugged your tiger today? Krista Powers, Kristen LaGraff, Kelly Lynch, and Scott Allman. Y A Top Right: The Masked Welder, John Loparo Above: Chin up. Bob Cox, you can always get a job at the popcorn shop. Right: Dani Robertson ex- plains to Dave Mullins, I can't take a picture when the cars are moving! 6 ii ■l o'°nC . re� M Left: Pass it on, Robin La- Croix, Terry Schmidt and Courtney See are going over the wall. Bottom Left: Matt DeFranco caught in another daydream of Kristin LaGraff and Jill Kramer.Below: Matt Alex- ander prepares to take a pic- ture. A little to the left, no right, no left! 7 TIGERS SPARK A VICTORY! Above: Hey fans, the game is on the field! Above Middle: The well known Mortimer attempts to enthuse the crowd. Stand up! Give a cheer! Let 'em know Chagrin is here! Far Right: Matt Stanton re- minds everyone that Chagrin is number one! Right: At the end of the game Kris Kaprowski, Roger Bly, Jeff Mettee Wally McGregor and Tim Leroux showed that there was no doubt as to who would win over Solon. 10 Comets Fall 14-3 Spirit, what's that you say? Well, if you were at the 1987 Chagrin Falls High School Homecoming weekend you saw plenty of it! This year's tradi- tional parade up East Washington St., pep rally at Harris Stadium, and bonfire in the senior parking lot was by far the most spirited event Chagrin has seen in years. The parade was led by the marching band, followed by the cheerleaders, all varsity fall sports teams, and the Homecoming attendants. Upon reaching the stadium, everyone piled into the stands to participate in some rousing cheers led by the cheerleaders and to hear a little bit about the sports teams from each of the coaches. Then it was off to the bonfire to see the Solon dummy go up in flames. These spirited festivities marked the start of a sensational Homecoming weekend! The next chapter of the weekend was played out by the Chagrin Varsity soccer team. The Ti- gers played a great game against Westerville South High School. The team worked together well, but were defeated 5-1. The parade, the bonfire, the soccer game, and the dance. These are four reasons that students might forget the original event of homecoming that began nearly a century ago at the University of Illinois - the football game. This year, the Tigers opponent was Solon. Not a particularly wise choice, at first glance, for in recent years the Com- ets have dominated Chagrin in football. This edi- tion of the fall classic in Chagrin found the Tigers defeating the Comets before a hearty crowd of students and alumni on their way to a CVC cham- pionship, 14-3. The home team played a sluggish first half, and trailed at intermission by the score of 3-0. The Tigers took the second-half kickoff and drove 80 yards for the touchdown. When they scored with a 2-yard Jim Cohn run, they never looked back. This score remained until Chagrin scored again in the fourth quarter. Judd Wood- ward blocked a Solon punt and recovered the ball at the Comet 2-yard line. Scotty Thomas drove into the end zone on the ensuing play to ensure the Tigers victory. Coach John Piai, commenting on the teams play said, Our kids kept their cool. They really listened to what we, the coaches, had to say.” He reflected the feelings of the school and community in saying, I'm really proud of them. ii Bottom (left to right): The anxious Homecoming attendants and their escorts, Halle Phillpott and Jeff Hilty, Carlene Cox and Jeff Materni, Kristin Clark and Paul Doman, Jennifer Mit- chel and Colin Shea, Cara Marshall and Roger Portaro, and Molly McMonagle and Jason Heartz await the final decison. Below: Kate Wiese, Donna Gross, Halle Philpott, Jean Anderson, Bon- nie Finley, Tanya Weiker and Jenny Karpiel show their spirit as they cheer on the Tigers. Below Middle: Tanya Weiker congra- tulates the new Homecoming Queen, Halle Philpott, with a big hug. Below Right: The Tiger fans make a human tunnel for Senior Judd Wood- ward and the rest of the team to cheer on a victory. Far Right: Help!, get me out of here, says Laurel Worley as she works in the concession stand. ■ 12 And the Magic Continued 13 The Homecoming Dance went like Clockwork thanks to the band. Kathleen Puette, Rosalind Wood, Laura Wurster, and Megan Ferguson prove that the walls do have ears. Kelly Whitelaw and Billy Tropf, aren't you out past your bedtime? Judy Fortner, Suzane Werber, Michaela Maras, Laverne Davis and Kelly Hissett take off on the Magic Carpet as the dance begins. As the dance is going full force Adam Lechman, Kristen Clark, Eric Burnett, Tom Luff, and Todd Feucht take a min- ute to show everybody what a great time they are having. 14 We Danced the Night Away Where were we on Saturday, October 11 at 8:00 p.m.? Well some of us were dining at T.G.l. Fri- days enjoying deep-fried shrimp. Others dined in and enjoyed a catered meal. Beef Wellington, how scrumptious!” Some of us took that exciting step on the Magic Carpet exactly at 8:00 p.m. with the dinner loggers coming in at 9:30 p.m. The Commons was decked out in balloons and stream- ers which added to the excitement of the moment. There were brilliant blues representing the sky and purples and pinks as the magic carpet. The students and a few teachers boogied to the sixties music of Clockwork. They played great songs ranging from new wave to classic rock. Ima- gine a long line of students winding over the dance floor, hoping to the tunes that make a dance sucessful. Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Lewis joined in the fun. The majority enjoyed the dance with the best songs being ”Twist and Shout” and Shout”. 4s one Sophmore stated, “If you wanted a good work-out, you should have been there”. Freshman Wendy Bennett had only one regret, They didn't play enough slow songs! How are you supposed to dance with anyone?” There was not one open space left on the dance floor. 4s one senior sta- ted, The floor was so packed, every time I turned around, I was dancing with a new person. The magic carpet finally landed at around 12:00p.m. and those who took the ride left with the memory of a fantastic ride. Juniors Blast Women The Junior and Senior football game took place on the afternoon of Sunday, October 18th. To say that tension existed between the Junior girls and the Senior women is an un- derstatement. It was a victory for the Juniors with a score of 14-0. The Junior team cap- tains were Vanessa Bello and Stephanie Wright and the Senior captain was Stacy Eh- renbeit. There was no score by the end of the first half, but hang on, because during the second half the field came alive. The pressure grew, as did the rivalry. Not to be left far behind, so did the number of bumps and bruises. During the second half two touch- downs were scored by the Juniors! Each of the team captains, Vanessa Bello and Stephanie Wright, scored one of the touchdowns. Two extra points were scored by Junior Susan Wright. The game was cut short with three minutes to go because of unsportsmanlike be- havior by both teams and fans. According to one Junior team member, Despite the bumps and bruises, we still came out on top.” Over- all, it was a great day for the Juniors with only minor injuries and high hopes for next year. 16 Opposite Left: Seniors Chris Young, Jeff Materni, Ken Mattern, Lee Ladyga, Roger Bly, Thad Barry, and Jim Prideaux sit back and take it all in. Opposite Middle: Jeanie Hummer sympathizes with Lindsay Hybil's aches and pains. Far Left: If looks could kill Vanessa Bakr's opponents would be dead! Top: Jeff Mettee, Brian Desberg, Kris Koprowski, Dan Mills, John Bartter, Walley McGregor, John Tutolo, and Nico Cottone plan their next rousing cheer for the class of '88. Above Left: Junior cheer- leaders Bob Rutkowski, Chuck Cary, Rob Schurr, Shane Wrench, Tim Wen- nerstrom, Tate Pierce, Scott Simpson, Chris Rein- hard, Bob Cox and Joel Fullum make a human monument to support their Junior girls. Above: Amy Johnson, Mi- chelle Polomsky and Jill Hendrix don't find this game a bit amusing. Left: Erica Sommer, Kelly Hissett, Rene Church and Paige O'Neil cheer on their wimming team. 17 18 Leonard May Teacher of the Year 19 Above Left: Another exciting day in the senior Bio. class. Above Center: Yes, we are all proud of you, Scott Morris! Above Right: Kyle Conrad working on an- other masterpiece. Above: Senior women are ready for the Powderpuff game. Far Right: Jennifer Banks working hard as usual. Right: The class officers-(l to r) Eric Harsh, Vice President, Tanya Weiker, Secretary, Wally McGregor, President, and Bob Fitz, Treasurer 20 The Best Year of High School As the senior year began, we felt anticipation of what was to be the best year of high school. The ex- citement began in the fall with an- other successful homecoming weekend. Among numerous other activities, Halle Philpott was crowned queen as our football team trampled over Chardon. As the snow began to fall, our spirit turned toward the successful basketball team - along with des- peration for a snow day. As the first semester ended, and mid- terms came and went, we were all surprised at how quickly the first half of our year had gone by. It seemed like just yesterday when we were astonished that we only had our senior year remaining. Before we knew it, spring rolled around. With the snow melting, everybody came to the realization that our senior year consisted now of only three months. With gradu- ation coming soon, we felt re- morse; we had come to the end. But graduation is an event to be cele- brated! So we celebrated some- thing for which our class is well known. Chagrin Falls High School has given us a wonderful four years. There will be memories which we shall forever retain - play off games, biology, parties, the senior prank, our friends, and many oth- ers. Indeed we were not disap- pointed with the best year of high school. -Wally McGregor A look at the past brings out the truth of todays Seniors Top Row ( L to R ) Ryan Kaye, Steve Calder, Kirk Pinchon, Kyle Conrad, Rob Reboul, Bob Fitz, Matt Vranich, Mr. Morgan. Middle Row ( L to R ) Rob Kaye, Jim Cohn, T.J. Flor- kiewicz, Kevin Schlundt, Chad Vran- ich, Dan Mills, Scott Barile, Steve Blair. Bot- tom Row ( L to R ) Kris- ten Clark, Chris Ko- prowski, Ken Mattern, Jason Ignaut, Tommy Ryan, Chris Young, Jim Prideaux, Mike Iwan, Marianne Llewellyn. 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Dylan: NYoung Matilda- Myoffice- Laoks lemae FLA88 cnv luck: jhdsmd momdad LV2U i'mg handi JILL ELISABETH KRAMER Obby Pickle Miskilyr Tennis Kiawah 86, 87, 88 Granry Prom87 86 Bost Bball run ff thnx mpH jAjK 1261 sahs kpml gang gl nanlizer thaxmsk vinst. gang ilu M D Mike DAVID J. KRISSINGER Radar- Weasle, Cheese whiz- LeDweD- imi hendrix Liveson- Wagon crashed- Glenl Year Left! Stinger... jack- Fire in the Hole Floyd 87 layro Full metal Jacket Laters LISA A. KROK MIND A Force87 Let the good times roll -KDND CRTMAW ANBH- Be good JNR Thanx M,D, M ILY Good luck friends miss you all- outta here!! I thought that this year detentions were go- ing to be different. As opposed to the last few years where simply being late to a class would get you detention, this year they were going to be for the real criminalsBut de- tentions arc being given out as one hears Sandy say, ”Where you goin'? Not only are they given out at rapid pace, but the reasons that most detentions are given out are amaz- ingly ridiculous, or funny depending on how one looks at them. About 1 month ago a stu- dent received a detention for urging a stu- dent to throw food. I'll say it again, urging a student to throw food.” Rumour had it the same student ”urged his younger brother to shoot Dad's head off with and 80 millimeter howitzer. I s'pose that fell through. I con- stantly feel as if I'm in an inter-city school and the need for discipline is immense. Urg- ing a student to throw food? Is that an ac- tion in need of disciplinary action, or tbas someone worried that they wouldn't make their daily detention quota? Detentions have seemigly made their way through the school halls as teachers mood representatives . So I've concluded that one can remain detention free if he knows how to brown-nose fast, and B.S. even faster. By ChadVranich. Guilty Till Innocent ? CHAGRIN FALLS HIGH SCHOOL DETENTION —Per t k________Smi fK (Student) 12L_ is assigned I CHAGRIN FALLS HIGH SCHOOL DETENTION Tjjoa_______Coh r (Student) 12_i. (Grade) (Number) sessions to begin ______Feb_________ (Date) From: J U-L llnfllthtoicr , Staff Member. Date notified ______1 - 2 S 9_____________ Reason for assignment: Oij______ (Grade) sessions to begin assigned (Number) iLnltt (Deie) __1 fc WW_ fVyA 5ir7staff Member. - � 1 H 1 7____________________ Reason for assignment: JV vy (� r (l From Date notified _to ft, r A i 5 V J mi t h—i h. f-Kt. co v fwo t A cjt r Com rr dm or l p.re fc r x) ia ku 3.nc] Vis6lu.kfti3 ci' Ti m. i Pro not be tolerated absence will Promptness is expected. Unexcused detention absence not be tolerated. 30 for a picture...Brent an McKenna ' Dave Ra®8e r' need we Luce, Beth Edwards, more. Jeff Hilty lives his dreams in Spain. LISA ANNA KROON Gooner Germany I 4yrb-ball, 2yrrahJ G-Vine U2Fbono : Pride Oct. I Canada BBkc mt steph FF hopper- RCcchpjo jkshmlt. kwklTFWH nc ad but yes i'm still running -lu M D S ROBIN MARIE LACROIX chip cfhs 2yrs viva espana 87 lou swim fhockey hcweekend us busted? shorts csn wall ptab know ay, you're so cool- bekel khlky- Ihcd sekset ILU mom dad GLK l tye hah KRISTIN MICHELLE LAGRAFF Gruch- 3Vtennis go 4 it- nslhes ski-MiV+Ny Fla Best Times : Copy Obby Cow .hjmphskp .cmcksagl jmnct 88 Summer Boys i luv u Mom+Dad gl Meg Prom 86 87- 4 ever MK GBCF HEATHER M. LABINKA Btnks Binkersl Stinka B+K- bashitup shorts csn- Sorry Bubbyl role 86 BF- bekelblh kyrlk set cdlk gtw sbl Floyd 2x1 Prom87 cincywl B+K Goodluck 88 HyRJ thnxM+D THOMAS LEE LADYGA Louie, Lloyd, Flee Lads Leifer: Freeball: zaroni: worker: PB: Donna- Meguilla- Kms: Linotoe . Cabin- HCSUB, LhRh - best party- RDF- Col.ski- JmRr- cuDubnd I Luv up Tom LuLu mmp SCOTT LARSEN Ice man. Rocky- Forever! Longlive Plato's Repug MontyPth Crfxn Party Wait for it. Anarchy Now Pink fid Raise a Little Kane Ah Satan Jolt! France 88! Dragon IBM L. ADAM LECHMAN 67 wrestling- 255, 167 189 Pumpkins- 86 pizza express Rob Is 45 envff Where’s my Truck? Fall play Rustys 6 6 87 Luvu Kristin, mom, dad. Shelly, BM, WM, bobs Sohio. TIMOTHY P. LEROUX Balki- 4yr Basbl Ixcty UND? Klla, 2many 2 name see U a round - AV87 trip? convert? rustys- zoo thanx Dd Verne- Ha PeruS ! pep- if u seek, why o we U?! GdLuck88 ,Thx 4 the fun 31 GREGORY W. LINEWEAVER Lino moody? xc 1930 haRiowl Mrph-Joylss4 eur85Lad I Unto- wingOU87. thnx Peps prtyl- bust? oops -hojo 87. SGMD= notes- prnk? (corn) missil Hides + all- espDana ily MD gl B MARIANNE E. LLEWELLYN Lou Mares Diet Coke I B- ball4yrs S-ball 4yrs soclyr O- if Iwrya MAD Viva Espana ‘87 Fla '88 kcccncbf, twjhjajkjtp Ikjoklsh, mvdmrcrl, cm ms- Ilyg Ily md + A glAmy BRENTON KEITH LUCE Scnemp Goose - Espanacon MUTWKLJHDM El RioT.to's Good (Bad) Friday Party' 86 Dustin’s Cat WDCBDRL B+f’$ SKI Vermont tennis JEN LUFF Bean paste that smells like bean paste is no good. 32 KELLY ANN LYNCH Vtennis gl st ns boston 86 germany87 rusty’s 88 1- 2kl2-wcsc iwfy-mp, kl, jk, ml, jk, cm, tw, aj, hs, kp, Ik fimh tplf cookies!? bot‘881 ytb-stsl ty- dmkkc- Ily CRAIG M. MADORSKY MADDOG VGTBGRD MATLDA MARO HAIR FRANCE + PROM86 BIL E. SQUIRE ART CRFT MRKT- PLCE BBWS1 5 SOME+ VALTNDNC YEEEA •DYLAN DOORS STONES IOALL 2BRCE, PG, STYM+ E1E ALOHA MARGUERITE ANN McCULLEY 2yrV-softball sadd yearbook p- roll 88 ITim.4:12 great times w great frnds! Isawdmsm hbawkm Cleveland? skiing CFHS! gldtc thanx M D DAWN ELIZABETH McFADDEN This is the time to rember cause it will not last forever. Delta Bio lused to be smart HbMmSmNeLeDr SaHhPbDmAw DyRwKwJsAoWb SB 4yr Zenith 3yr 1LU MDMB C JEFF MATERNI Hftm- Cop. osu Jbgd, I gerlhm. roll- Busted Bl, Kgb, camp Rx7 6023 bp-rfHV= HH. ski- skiwest. pgp3y GT car 4s hrnbbltda! Rflk lucu Stihl boom! ialy F- Meg -wlgm ty md+s KENNETH G. MATTERN High 88! 4yrTrac socer. England- Shapn- Kel- Londa! Head n for the Mt sat SRU Bgd Man! What is the meaning of life? TheBeatles! bacing USSR- birthday ThanxMD. Jbht Wemr! Studs nowep! IMO! The yearbook staff- Margo McCully, Alyssa Web, Heather Bryson, Scott Allman, and Dawn McFadden-Dead- lines amuse us! Latin class est Bonum! Brian McKenna grew to this occasion with Kris- tin Lagraff GREGORY H. MCFARLAND Finally! Thanks db-sl-rl-mm- pb-mb For Bing Rnd Mark Rod at Rt88. Plato's will live on! Span? AJ -Magnets- What Test Rocky Horror Piet Shou' thanks dad mom b m- CUL8R WALTER E. MCGREGOR Vgraplng- 3yr st? pres md school? 150pmkn, prts oops! Adm brian tom thad- misualot every 1 in 88- can't beleive it's over! bst of lk2 u88! ThnxM D luv you DL. luv u 4ever LW (II) BRIAN R. MCKENNA 4yr wrestle state? Gl Guys (TD) Soccer, maybe Pumpkins Keep Smilinng Thanks for all the Great Times Good Nites and Bad Mornings Friends Thanks at. wm, Jeff and Dad COURTNEY ANNE MCMILLIN Broadway Lookout ghef rustys 88. glpm JUcn) Kccs JN iwmytw keep running! gIJA jhkw, kcjo-TB-Klkpcsml, RC. 0- 2 lytykl- cookies? MGDB- aaoi- shkb- ilyTM here we go! JEFFREY S. METTEE 2yrs. V.Soccer Spaio86 Room 226, VandL, Vips 3yrs. Track Ken Barbie JK-TbRb. Rd. Trip It's a Peach Titos G.Luck Soccer88 Love u M D 2nd K C Capt. Spock MAYO MILLER thnks, luv Ms,Ti, Az, Ks, Dr, Eb-devils, let it roll just like heaven: SI amote, Moptop Sum '87 Stanford WestW italia hardcore dy Jen-Floyd nites Boys! LA luv M D DANIEL E. MILLS 4yrF-ball b-ball- Cope OSU vc-a3-19-pump!101 86 Homework? TfMrCc Espana Blanco tmv- Biffett CCop- Utah 871 NJ87 Fla88- Next door? Marketplace-iluM D sjzr TERESA ANN MORAN Good times: roaw lkjk gl rwill miss you hw goodbye guys! prom'87, cctrackKNda, Thankyou Christopher, I will love you 4ever, goodluck mall j t loveyou thanx mom dad! 33 SCOTT M. MORRIS Nihao! Thanx.pbhbdmaw cklhbbjs lemmncan MandDM. FK lives! lion sleeps! lluDM87 bi di! afssadd zti BANDpc ama NHScj cvacfcsc toutest bienqui finit bien! CHRISTOPHER MULHULLAND entersep. 84 2:00 asoo bio Ityb Det87 doomed to live-mt way- medbub? mnrkcwhy? J deutch86 BA Korn pukbreaway EttuDougal its been surreal exit jun.88 - Aieeee ALISA MARIE NAZELL1 Sh sh boom BDH Pwou ms,mm, bs.sm I am a rock Kwb Aka Pooh Nov8th 1986 Wf was my favorite... 1 thing to rember scene from Guidos Thanx and Love CDCTL GGSS MBM LEIF ERIK NEILSEN Lifer Golf? Gar nip Ganop FFI oabr87 busted Eur84-87 China JamesTaylor no. 1 Fletch GTimes WRrj meht bll AK GtoN moped blw rr vios throws Hawken Osu GunaHer bawhfbnhsSugs m d Kristen Lagraff and Heidi Johns. Who goes to Bowden, Heidi? 34 Wally McGregor does his homework when Laurel's not around. REBECCA MARIE O'KEEFE Fulfill-dreams socsv TfFvu-go Missy hotsaus - btjqvo4- fnsd cheeks dstwins-ithrDWK: thanx: Gblessu: hhtm: dgja: irjhvb: cbdhaedt: ILuvU- dad mom dignam prinrem JENNIFER MARIE ORAZEN 4yrVball theBridge Best of Times shjhkwjk twhpkclk rcmlah SAN85! 4topsl pinkladies kla86 MGDib rustys !pknpk! muks Thanx Sue HoveuMom DadGlLgopjso The Future Lumber- jacks of America Clu- b...Rob Reboul, Andy Zodrow, Paul Doman, Kris Koproski, Dave Alexander, Jeff Mat- terni, and Brian Des- berg. Jud Woodward learned a lot in chemistry this year. PHILIP H. OWEN SPITTLE GOLF TENNIS THE BOGAZ JP DAPD 5AM DONUTS SHOP PROLL ROVER SHEMP SBASH CUJO THE GUYS AIR SCAPE TBJW KSIH CRILYJG THE FARM ILY MBD GLG NAT PARSONS snips REM artcalifomia lookmeup mnewyorkillbethe onewithe cart ggodluck in your high rises Peace byedmnwjccm callme ifyouHAVESiamese Love not WaR MICHAEL PERROTTA Flash! Gday Mems; vzpf Oabr Ny Nf band Hoj Wzakll bboys- Ddane Drum 4ever! thank U: Godskpl, Jill! dawn PegB suz, Sjmsdsgd Rat gsbt missu! luv u MomDad! I'm out a here!! KSU! KRISTA JEAN POWERS ILSFBA Golllini HC87III- SFBVAN- busch- pswwy I luv u-M D Tan Tri- Chicago Chagrin Thanks Hev -tlu GL h sklkwjohpshjk- cmtwjhlkahatrc- 13mojan4- sept!9 -Pitt III newgirls HALLE LEE PHILPOTT Great TimesVJ I mllkahtwkwjojhdg LyRobin-Suz! pink ladies!MGDtb The Bridge? Rusty's 88 Proll 5 13 83- B B- y iClwo!!! Luv U mom+ dad Lee Kris! Life I Love You! GL88! MICHELLE L. POLOMSKY Missy Track Cross- Country- We Are Almost There- Prom87 ! The Time of my life- Miss You, klhj jkkl alkphs -memories Are Never Forgotten- GLbp tl- Thanks M D C-i love you bill CORY POWELL Wrnsigi henar YSgirls =tll2eort .srsaesa roubleNcb nLEE5 . . ha. rhockey dkulo AN ladf ! rsballce' ..sog Tonlda Nsoa Cooper SJtryw Rcil helpgvah tagta. BIHees Wohee guitr LISA ANNE POOLE TIGS? WTH? THKSADKG LH TJKB ETC. IND SOCC 87-88 RFFS BULL ST, FAIDK 1NATWIL U KTS LI MO WF87 VDAYSL ME,VP,JR LH,CW, GOODLUCK TMF SAM MND THE END JAMES L PRIDEAUX Hoops GooseHnt FTBalcI pmpknrol?87 4x4n2wDltLy86 L4?vdKAZoD DBKCKR JH BFWM DA SBFSHMOV? jUScAS SWMWATRY tan throsa sword atudosnt menurking DAVID M. RAMSEY WoW finally made it The times we had!? Peace Thanx Nancy!!!! Once you loose your dreams you loose your Life! Party Sober! Thanx Mom I Luv You! BOB RATHBONE Bond fb3yrs bb4yrs- LAOabr- Prom87 Mrshacf's grau- yard them ill- BchBb- sbjbjtjs ks- BaEthxBSKpad p-roll- RSR3yrsStac- the land only- Luv U thx all- Love U m d - GLb d ROBERT M REBOUL Freeball, Rebel, soccerparty Good timessw LeNJmEhrbtb oabr park LnOsU Marbow Josh 3bwpr45's enough AI paintJMonemore time PBR fleathanks M D Bill HwSsn JULIE A. RICHARDS so many memories cDLHJHBfmc -where's the party? Julio? sat is-factory JA- wmm ? never? Jimmy B87??condo (MC) jump! Sat. sc I wgs! h-Lins? nothing lasts - forever, thnx M D DANI ROBERTSON Cats , spirt and Princeof Darkness. Sandor’s experience Miss Epa pageant Chagrin River RD.(Karen)Earning three credits;NewYork!Bartand his fly infatuation MARK RICHARD RUPP A-3-I9's OsuV.C. fla. 88 Jimi Hendrex Idaho Pumpkins Oct. 8. Ski Rwe going to study yet? CopeDirt 4tops Never forget88,DmCcSsMsTw Jb thanks M D4 everything MIKE SACHOFF Timeto moveoniFriends KCguitar cmwords MAglass EAPEPSI BMthanxcp PlayALBMANCM TT CV.JB Guitar4 EVER thanks Mom,Dad MELISSA S. SCHEFFIELD LOTS OF SILLY TIMES w MM, AN, ML, BS, CW. KS, RC, HG. EB,- Miss Ep,deviLoid PSconv. trips fbr, ITaly 86',SHBOL,concerts..skil tennis LOTS of memories AMOM D KEVIN SCHLUNDT shh-kunt espana87 schaffer- graveyard 88 thanxthe- memones willnot-fadeGo Bluelthe magical-mill Igetbyw alittie helpfrom- myfriends cp g epocil u rob mom Alisa Nazelli and Heather Heartz pre- tending to study 36 Jim Cohn, Bill Hender- son, Adam Lechman, and Tom Belshaw show how tough the Football team is by eating at Dinks every Friday. The football team off the field, saved by the magic of Kodak Senior Chris Young still doesn't know what to do in high school KAREN LEA SCHMITT Bash all night-Bash all day- you’re doing it the only way! prm.hotels: lik a rolling stone? Kuk luv2: jtbek, m m, SB A; mity glad I'm home Ped, jos? REM? always party 2U CATHERINE JANE SIMKO Peace;25 cotn.yaymon.'ccagcc- jacm.tynjm.luvTo all.evro86,rusty 88 U2inxsnoa.dm The.A million miles away.Its the only way tobe.Staring at the sea.The Cure LISA ANN SIRK Acapulco NH Skiing dice gl eb cieve. tr. my bf megi the boys NOLG truck summer footlose CLMAD station t c tbp thanx mom dad I luv u Dave Inlnl wymm 42087 DEREK ARMSTRONG SMITH Mag Carp rd- Det87 BbNGlsec Blurbos! 88Forevr party? enchiladas?! Id rathr laf w snnrs thncrywl st.s Buschlgrs! Rdtp mtro Park Cmp out Stuck? NoFbl! Thnxz all c$ tths HEATHER DAWN SMITH SH thanx! ILur the best! 85scTod. Jef, porsh! MF! 86 Jo, Dag. YJCgolf cart, Ruf? 87 hook- wiggle! No, I dont think so.surf! CF thanx kl, kl. jk, kns, tt, srs! I love u m.d,j! ELIZABETH A. STANTON Boof- S.K.- MyL.O. ralph MSanKs ebdrmm PBch- tyguys! lO alot of growin up 2u. good luck Greg Nat ILY4 bros thanx dad special thanx 2 Nance IRV Keep in touch all CLEA STANTON Thanx 4 the good times hh bfetjnl Lhmccvbml miles from nowhere guess I'll take my time to reach there Riddle? straits- csn y- JM! summer87! peace! love! md f MATTHEW T. STANTON Satchel, 42 Fbtr. Hr 105 Loaks Bro Go Bucks! The4TOPS! OABR87- My Nest The price of victory is high, but so are the Rewards! Im+ DM ISU: TWKY ect. ect.. JohN 3:16 88 Amen CLIFF R. STRICKLAND EMILIO , con fed, tp-FtbL4yRs SR CAPT Zy Tig W2sR Shamu SWORLD 87- giVEM KALOOK- RHODBB BbASE bEAR- STREET FIGHT- PC PUT - JT86 FLA88? ORANges? SOMG cville- go UMA LUVU M D JENNIFER JOY TEEFT Good times! barmmjaf. College bound- WOW! WEBS??! Too much too soon DLDLBDJHST miss YA! Im outta here! ZEPRULES. OH MY KNEE!! Soccer Track! Trust me! Sooo Long ILUV U MD C JAMES D. THOMAS EBBCBJB• KGADLPLH ILY KO PUMPKIN ROLL '87 TEPLML STUD E. BAKER KENSTON AUTO 86-88 GOOD LUCK TO ALL SENIORS HI MOM DAD DAWN DEB ERIN MICHELLE TRAUTMAN SMGT! 2 TIME GET AW A TETLH PUMPROLL '87 '88 THANKS LHC. S. HI. R.L. K.Y. R.C.S. H.K.W. KIT P 87 I LOVE YOU MARK LUVU M D THANKS FOR EVERYTHING BEST OF LUCK 88 WHMCHBU JOHN PHILLIP TUTOLO JEFFREY VANDYKE YES THERE ARE TWO PATHS YOU CAN GO BY.BUT IN THE LONG RUN. THERE IS STILL TIME TO CHANGE THE ROAD YOUR ON !!! ILY M D. AW. SMOKEY. MONK 4 EVER SOBRIETY!! CHAD R. VRANICH Dead Smiles- TLKb21 ssb lkolko88 paco JB yance LMOU Matilda? LY juhe oabr-3 fbbb- 4 cvc MGP GMa and Pop L«i + Thnx ET Take it EZ- Matt GL- Wood All the Worlds a Stage MATHEW A. VRANICH Ratt Fball Bball hoops? Market Place- Viva Espana87 Rustys 88 Bro: Let your inspiration flow. Iluv u m d- BD- Prom86 Gl wood! To88- Thanks for all the good times! ANN MARIE WALTOS 88 Whew! band afs fc sadd cc track thanx, pb BL sm Mp Lt Krltck AP dk snjb TM +bjoMT msmmawls vbnelrMF lysfLwgo dttdRK! France sleeps MHS85 38 Iluv Mom, Dad, Steve, Mike ALYSSA MARIE WEBB Swimming Prism sadd afs noz? Spain87 lemons rep Pr88 hotchoc ffkit makit: mmlssm ckpbdm tvmtne lehbaw wclhtmiw Thnx Mom Dad Hawaii 87 Florida luvu m dlwszg ga p dream Rich Spear, hard at work. TANYA LORAINE WEIKER V b+u� mybuddys- Iluv- u- all! jkjhkwshl jo jacm (iwrmu) Rusty '88 MGD b! 4tops ya oo HTV again- JK sotr- sntlft ! Waut? IH? Bridge! Grpvme- 5yr rah- big bro Bo. lly ntoml sis p THOMAS M. WHITE ViVa Espana 8587 thanks mom Dad carter Dave GL msdmmrcc I'm not scott lemons 87 campsite the lake satch don't climb trees be youself track FB gl'88 thanks KATE WIESE HLTSTS, Ysh GEEZ! jrFt. MGLnfug I JKTW SHJO JHDGH HPRCLK! LGW TB= CKJJT Germany 87 apfel gtagum, nasties GVP INKLA. TXILY M D GL Shmed, LYEDS JUDSON H. WOODWARD fb 2yrs Wr 3wkptyqd fuu RMS- adik Dbptyhdy tc Crs forad Solo uahs JRP Peps Piai summer of 87 Levi Rk- Pltc DM spp Amanda III Luvu forever qklk Luv u Mom Dad+ BW John Barter lives it up as Winter Snow King. KOREN MICHELE YETMAN KORNY meow c-out 2JFB K house Pum Roll! Fball Prom Florida 88 shorts toil goodluck: LHLK LJYS TRLK EBES ECDR CCCM SCCN CSCDM RKB D- KIP- may 24, 85 foreversl luv mom dad jay CDC CHRISTOPHER W. YOUNG Younger, golf 86 87- tennis 87 88-11 bFd jdk - dstp- kmbekema- boat, bonfire- cabin peaches- macsFd.g akb- hc87. vios- tb!- esnny- kinks- stvey- cars— thanx - mom dad. gljm T. ANDREW ZODROW ZODS skiclub KRBL ROVer? 87bog 4x4 4x6 Fla85 Hunt Fish PDDA JPPOJHKS Cujo Europe 84 86 Southern Cross 88? Canada IlyMa LaterCF. STEVE ZUGAN like to fish and go waterski mg I work a lot. I had a blast at the Pink Floyd and Lynard Skynard Concerts. I plan to go to John Carroll college. 39 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Biggest Brownie: Heidi Johns and Leif Neilsen Most Athletic: Stacy Ehrenbeit, Marianne Llewellyn and T.J. Florkiewicz Most Original Jewlery: Heather Heartz and Chad Vranich 40 Biggest Leadfoot: Cathy Simko and Rob Reboul Best Looking: Dan Mills, Donna Gross, and Steve Calder Perfect Ponytail: Tanya Weiker and Mark Rupp Most Sarcastic: Dawn McFadden and Jeff Hilty Most Gullible: Lisa Kroon and Ryan Kaye Sorry Ryan, when we said the picture was being taken on the roof, we were just kidding! Most School Spirit: Jean Ander- son and Matt Stanton Most Likely to stay in Chagrin: Jill Kramer and Brian Cull Most Outgoing: Vanessa Bakr, Kristin LaGraff and Brian McKenna Biggest Flirt: Angela Gambone and Nico Cottone Sexiest: Koren Yetman and John Tutolo Best Personality: Jenn Luff, Da- vid Kleinman and Matt Vranich Biggest B.S.er: Wendy Diamond and Chad Vranich Most Likely to be Found in Front of the Mirror: Steve Calder and Erin Traut- Best Body: Kate Wiese and Scott Barile Best Dressed: Erin Trautman, Scott Morris and Paul Doman First to Be Married : Donna Gross and Wally McGregor Most Intelligent: Jennifer Banks and Kent Creamer Most Likely to Stay Single: Cathy Simko and Dan Cull Most Likely To be President: Hei- di Johns and John Bartter Biggest Shorebird: Wendy Dia- mond and Chad Vranich Best Nickname: Kate Geezer Wiese and Matt Sachael Stan- ton Most Emotional: Tracy Jones and Bob Fitz Friendliest: Hallie Philpott, John Bartter and Chris Clevenger Cutest: Chris Clevenger and Kate Most Artistic: Carlene Cox and Wiese Kyle Conrad Nicest Eyes: Wendy Diamond Quietest: Rebecca O'Keefe ar and Scott Barile David Bohm 48 Funniest Laugh: Craig Madorsky and Lisa Kroon Biggest Mouth: Stacey Ehrenbeit and John Bartter Class Clown: Bonnie Finley and Mark Rupp Biggest Clutz: Melvin Bankhead, Alyssa Webb, and Dawn McFad- den 49 Above Left: Amy Genberg takes time to smile for the yearbook. Above Center: Stephanie Chandler and her favorite toy Above Right: Bill Henderson shows off his school spirit. Above: Chris Koeser is too busy daydream- ing. Far Right: What are you thinking about, Dave Mullins? Right: The class officers-(l to r) Laurel Wor- ley, Secretary, Majida Ritzk, Treasurer, Ja- mie Carlton, President, and Bob Rutkowski, Vice President 50 Looking Good and Are you with us, juniors? Oh, YEAH!!! The class of '89 has been in- volved in just about every area of Chagrin Falls High School this year - everything from the arts and athletics to the fundraisers for the prom in the spring. Class spirit reached an all-time high during Homecoming weekend and the Junior Senior powderpuff foot- ball game. And we won, too! - all right junior girls! Our cheerleaders with their wild wigs and the anti- Deadhead slogan, 89 will get by , added a lot of spirit and fun to the game. A lot of juniors take a large part in the theater, music and journa- lism sections of our school. Three juniors starred in the fall play, Ar- senic and Old Lace . Juniors have a strong voice in the choir, and some of us perform in the strings group. Class of '89 band members did a great job both in marching band and concert band. Juniors are a ma- jor part of the staff of the yearbook staff and the literary magazine. Getting Better! Prism. Juniors, whether we are act- ing, writing, or making music, are having a great time working on these kinds of things which every- one can enjoy! Clubs, clubs, and more clubs! Now that we are juniors, we get to be officers, too! A.F.S., the 'Inter- national Club', has a lot of partici- pation from the junior class. SADD is more prominent than ever this year with a lot of back-up by its active junior class members. And what about athletics? Track, gymnastics, football, soccer, bask- etball, volleyball - you name it and we're on it! Not only are we great participants, we are great specta- tors. Take a look at the zoo! Many juniors now have their varsity let- ters which accounts for the mas- sive increase in orange-and-black jackets with '89' on them. Nothing like showing your school spirit, right? And junior cheerleaders shout loud and clear, Go, Cha- grin! Orange you glad we go to C.F.H.S.? You bet! - Andrea Rostek 51 Eight o'clock in the morn- ing on a Saturday? We are ex- pected to THINK at that hour on a weekend?! For a lot of us it takes some effort to get up at ten and do nothing for a few hours. Yet, here we are, in school on Saturday, trying to prove to the College Ad- missions Board that we can PSAT A Necessary Agony for a Joyful Life -John Rost do analogies and prove alge- braic equations. For those of us aiming for National Merit Scholarships, the pressure is even more intense. Most of us, however, just want to do well enough to get into the college of our choice. It was really kind of strange to walk into the foyer and see practically every member of the junior class sitting there and looking like he or she needed about four cups of coffee. Some of us even wore pajamas. Look out. Harvard, here we come! After we figured out which room we were supposed to be in and got there, we had to wait around while the test su- pervisor took attendance. Then the supervisor told us to read the instructions to yourself, while I read them aloud. (does that phrase sound familiar?) and fill oui all those bubbles on the in- formation sheet. Then-THE TEST itself! What is the best title for the selection? What is the ratio of the two quantities? What is the volume of this aquarium? And those little stop signs at the end of sections get really annoying after two hours. So, it's over! Wow, that was a thrill. I'm going home and getting some sleep. As Tom Puette so aptly put it, Wish I could do it every Saturday. -Andrea Rostek Dave Alexander Peggy Bartunek Hillary Beaven Vanessa Bello Maurice Berns Laura Bifano Steven Blair Stephen Bloch Tom Bennett Brett Bryson Eric Burnett 52 Jamie Carlton Charles Cary Stephanie Chandler Rene Church Tim Clark Michael Cosentino Bobby Cox Glen Davidson Laverne Davis Michelle DeFranco Top: Sue Werber shares the secret of her beau- ty Above: Steve Blair studies hard so that one day he will be on the air. Left: Brett Bryson shows his musical talent. Opposite page Left: Who was Wally with?! , says Laurel Worley. Right: Bob Rutkowski knows the importance of this class. 53 Mark Derry Rollin Devere Tom DiCarlo Laurie Elliott Nancy Elliott Todd Feucht Kim Fitzpatrick Judy Fortner Amy Genberg Elizabeth Hamje Kelly Harbison Bill Henderson Joy Hendrix Kelly Hissett Richard Hladik Ed Horrigan Aaron Jacobs Jay Jones Tiffany Jones Jody Juergens Rob Kaye Cheryl Kelly Chris Koeser Pierre Delafranconi 54 Top: These junior girls sure know how to have fun. Above: Kris Reinhard looks confident as usual. Above right: Julia VanVliet, soon to be the top model, models for the fashion article. Above left: Cheryl Kelly is inspired by the mu- sic. Left: We arer 1 !!! Opposite page Left: Greg Tabickman aims for another strike. Right: Mike Cosentino and Richard Hladik cheer on while Todd Kruse and Ed Horrigan look curiously into the camera. Fashion in Chagrin 1987-88 Preppy? Usually. On the conservative side? Well, yeah, probably. However, Chagrin kids undoubtedly stay right with the fashion trends. Long hair is in for girls this year-whether in a ponytail, French braid, or held back by a pretty, stylish barette. Scarves-plaid, floral, and paisley-are great accesories and are worn in a variety of ways. Victorian looking leather boots which lace up the front are everywhere. For a more casual look. Chagrin girls usually go to sebago docksiders or Tretorn tennis shoes. Skirts are either worn long or short-no in betweens. Chagrin guys generally stick to Levi jeans and plaid flannel or wool shirts worn over T- shirts. There are a lot of rugby shirts striped in bright colors this year, as well as sweaters in different stripes and patterns worn over an oxford shirt (even though. Chagrin guys wear turtlenecks more often than guys from other schools). High-tops are also definately in. Things EVERYBODY is wearing this year- DENIM, faded or acid washed, jackets and ripped jeans, tie-dyed shirts, and college sweatshirts. Of course, the girls at Chagrin still keep up the tradition of matching their socks to their sweaters, the guys are casual looking, and Chagrin has the reputation of being the copy- ing machine, meaning everybody dresses the same. We do have our own little ways of dressing which label us as the Chagrinites, nut hey, that's what makes us unique. 55 Jeff Krause Patrick Kraven Todd Kruse Jennifer Lambeth Barbra Landy Joe Largey Jodi Lerz Jennifer Lezak Rod Lindheim Todd Linville Dave MacDonald Michaela Maras Polly McCroby James Mcllroy 56 i Amy McLanahan Mark Mears Aron Medow Tania Minor Christine Minsel Jennifer Mitchell Dave Mullins Scooter Munz Scott Neilson Suzy Nelson Beth Nichols Akiko Okamoto Paige O'Neil Rachel Oler 1 p Cl H Ki a 'ai f v 1 A1 Top: Joel Fullum patiently waits for his coun- celor. Above right: Who said Chris Koeser doesn't know how to use his head? Above: Jeff Krause doesn't want to be bothered during his Physics experiment. Opposite page Top: Kelly Whitelaw, Michaela Maras, Kelly Hissett, and Tania Minor light up the picture with their smiles. Left: Laurie Elliott counts the pins aloud. Far left: Maurice Burns escorts freshman, Rosa- lind Wood to the Winter Formal. Bottom: Mr. Fordyce is not too happy about Jamie Carlton bribing the photographer. 57 Matt Olivier Wendy Osborne Tate Pierce Tom Puette Kris Reinhard Majida Rizk Laura Robertson John Rost Andrea Rostek Robert Rutkowski Brent Schantz Jennifer Schiemann Heather Schloss Terry Schmidt Katja Schneider Robert Schurr I do, I do, I do! Many juniors choose to take socio- logy. The highlight of the semester course is the mock wedding. During a nine week period, students may choose a marriage partner, complete a marriage booklet and participate in an actual wedding ceremony that takes place at The Federated Church. After the couples are married they can nave a child (an egg baby). They must keep track of their baby's activ- ities for one week. It is suggested that they do not keep it at school for fear of abuse or kidnapping. They are to treat it as though it is a real child. No leaving it in their locker or at home without a babysitter. Single life has its advantages, too. Singles are al- lowed to adopt an egg-baby which they too must treat as if it were alive. Overall, the whole marriage lesson makes students aware of the advan- tages and disadvantages of married life. Also, they learn what's involved in the planning of a family. -Nancy Elliott 58 Kristy Scolaro Courtney See Scott Simpson Nick Sincaglia Erica Sommer Brett Summerdyke Greg Tabickman Megan Thomas Scott Thomas Martha Trickey Julia VanVliet Kathy Warfield Tim Wennerstrom Suzanne Werber Tina Whaley Kelly Whitelaw Top: Polly McCroby, Liz Hamje, Scooter Munz, and Scott Simpson dance all night long. Above: Dave Alexander takes a quick break. Above right: Laverne Davis tries to make her face red, white, and blue on Flag Day. Opposite page Top: Scott Thomas is doing homework? You've got to be kidding! Left: Which is the pumpkin with a cute smile? Right: What's so funny, Majida Rizk? John Wilharm Laurel Worley Shane Wrench Stephanie Wright Susan Wright Jonathan Zaretsky 59 Above Left: Beth Goodwin flashes her usual friendly smile. Above Center: Ned Wiess and Susan Wright keep their necks warm Above Right: Mark Maroun and Tal Phil- lips know something we don't know. Above: One big happy family Far Right: The class officers-(t to b) Dan Tutolo, Treasurer, Scott Hall, Secretary, Marit DeLozier, President, and Liz Young- berg, Vice President Right: Tracy Varnum adding the finishing touches to her picture 60 Sophomores Sophomore Class Synopsis This year has been a success- ful one for the class of 1990. As sophomores, we are still bossed by the seniors and, at the same time, unable to successfully control the freshmen. As a re- sult, the sophomore year is of- ten expected to be boring and uneventful. Our class, however, has made the most of the dull- ness by becoming involved with several productive fund raisers. The first and most profi- table of these was the magazine drive which raised quite a bit of money. Then came the selling of the Homecoming mums which was followed by the or- dering of the Josten class rings. We then prepared ourselves for our last fund raiser which in- volved the selling of carnations for Valentine's Day. The money raised will be used when organ- izing next year's prom which is sure to be memorable. The events of the past year have proven that there is no limit as to what the sophomore class of 1990 can accomplish in the years to come. - Scott Hall 61 Britton Badgley Christine Baker Carla Bankhead James Bannerman Scott E. Barnhart David Blair Jennifer Boehringer Julie Bowe Jason Bowser Sarah Carlton Paul Chess Anne Clark Louis D'Ambrosia Steven DeCroce Marit DeLozier Shifa Deen Todd Desberg Dana Doggett Far right: Michelle Sill, Lerita Hall, and Kelly O'Brien at the Winter Formal dance. Middle: Jamie Kessell got the perfect beat at the Morp dance. Above right: Are you stealing people's lunch again, Jenny Walters and Will Warburton? Right: Just another wall flower, Dave Blair. 62 Matt Durbin Meghan Dustin Audrey Dutton Michelle Edgell Matthew Fay Charles Ferrette Kenneth Fogle Robert Freshman Stuart Galicz Tiffany Gambone Amanda Geiges Eric Gerber Douglas Gier Jeffrey Gips Nicole Glazen Elizabeth Goodwin Jennifer Hall Lerita Hall Scott Hall Steven Hansen 63 Above: A senior, Thad Barry allows himself to have the picture taken with these sophomores, Ned Wiese, Paul Pistell, and Roger Potaro Above right: Christine Rode's usual warm smile. Top right: Amy Lawrence strives for the typing class. 64 Katherine Hays Brooke Henderson Jody Herkes Jennifer Hunter Sean C. Johnston Krista Kamer Jamie Kessell Kristen Kew Laurie Kihlstrom Tricia Kihlstrom James Kinkaid Danielle Krasnicki Kevin Kwiatkowski Kathryn LaCroix Meghan LaGraff Scott Lanza Amy Lawrence Michael Lederer Ingrid Leusch J.P. Lind Gregory Luib John Manley Mark Maroun Christine McConnell Anna McCormack Wendy McDermott Kate Melcher Seth Miller Judith Nichols Brian Novacek 65 Kelly O'Brien Timothy O'Brien Edward O'Malley Blake Ohlson Annelore Olivier Gabriel Orazen Geoffrey Owen Shaun Pall Melissa Pieramici Paul Pistell Beth Polomsky Roger Portaro Stephen Prout Alan E. Pyle Donald Rawson Top: Stuart Galicz relaxes at Chagrin's favorite resting place. Right: Do not feed the animals. Opposite page Top: Jennifer Hunter and Mr. Katona working hard in the bandroom. Left: Annelore Olivier couldn't decide what to wear this morning. Bottom: C.F.H.S.'s own three musketeers Susan- nah Thompson, Ingrid Leusch, and Cassie Gary. 66 Sarah E. Reidy Carrie Richards Celeste Richards Brent Robinson Barbara Rocco Christine Rode Jason Roeper Michael Salyers Kimberly Schaefer Nancy Schoenherr 67 Alyson Schwartz Michelle Sill Doug Sockman Patrick Stanko Libby Sterling Chris Teeft Beverly Tesler Susannah Thompson Howard Trace Stephen Trickey Dan Tutolo Matthew VanDyke Frederick VanLente Amanda VandeSteeg Tracy Varnum Top: Pottery absorbs the attention of Crafts stu- dent Audrey Dutton. Above: Doug Sockman and Dana Doggett amuse themselves with the scales. Right: Something got the attention of Jenny Walters and Christine McConnell. Left: Roger Potaro after a hard day at the golf field. 68 Gordon Vart Thomas Vinci Jamie Vittek Derek Volk Stephanie Vosgerichian Jennifer Walters Stephen Waltos William Warburton Heather Weiss Edward Wiese Danica Winovich Lizbeth Youngberg Nina Zalenski Matthew Zelesnik 69 Above Left: Katie Shmunk just can't seem to stay off the phone. Above Center: Is it impossible to be alone around here?! , pouts Mike Zeretsky. Above Right: No science student has ever blown up the building, but Amy Llewellyn thinks Dawn Lerz might. Above: A freshman soccer player shows us his new dance step. Far Right: Tom O'Malley is too much into the reading to notice the photographer. Right: The class officers-(l to r) Jeff Young, Vice President, Kirby Linck, President, Jer- emy Fow, Treasurer, and Meg O'Donnell, Secretary 70 No Such Thing as a Big Freshman You know. I'm fifteen now, and my sister is eleven. To her and her friends. I'm pretty big stuff; they come up to me and say, Ooooh! It's Bryan Tervo - the big fresh- man! I just smirk and reflect on my life at the High School. For in- stance, I am almost 6'3 ; all of the little people (no pun intended) can't see me serenading Halle Philpott during my lunch period, which 1 did do. They can't see me getting put at the end of a lunch line or ousted from the zoo, both of which actually happened. From these examples, anyone can de- duce that socially, freshmen are the lowest of the low. Now the freshmen academical- ly, is a whole other story. The aver- age freshman, like me, comes to the high school expecting another year of school. Well, let me tell you, I was sorely disappointed. In- stead I was forced with not just school, but HIGH SCHOOL. Up until now, I felt superior to my classmates; now, every freshman is at the same level. They all take school very seriously at the begin- ning, trying to impress everyone - including themselves. This is until some of them find out that it is a losing battle and they had just bet- ter concentrate on staying eligible for sports. The others get good grades, but are mowed down by the upper class jocks who are just giving the little nerds a hard time. All freshman wonder why they are picked on so much. Well, I fig- ure that it all started back with the first senior class - they picked on all the little guys, so when the lit- tle guys became big guys, they said, Remember when we were freshmen and we were picked on? Well, I think they should get the same! I also think that as long as there are seniors and freshmen, the freshmen will always feel the wrath of the big seniors, and right- ly so. I feel for what these seniors are doing, and all I have to say is, Watch out Class of '94! - Bryan Tervo 71 Frank Alicino Annemarie Aquaviva Heidi Baker Wendy Bennett Billy Bienias Dina Biscotti Scott Blech Robert Bochik Jennifer Branthoover Heather Bruce Heidi Bryan Becky Buzogany Michael Buzogany Cindy Cahill Johnna Calhoun Jennifer Carll Scott Chandler Robert Cockrell Shawn Conley Jeremy Corlett « 72 Alicia Cottone Fred Cox Richard Craig Michelle Cull Christopher DeVries Eliza Dinsmore Todd Donovan Eddie Ellis Megan Exline Megan Ferguson Judith Fitch Sally Florkiewicz Patrick Foley Jeremy Fow Michelle Frappier Mario Galey Tracy Groth Jason Heartz Michael Heartz Holly Hendrix Far Left: Freshman football team plays toward victory. Left: Fred Cox works on improving his artistic ability. Top: Dina Biscotti and Heather Horrigan sit outside enjoying the beautiful spring day. Above: Freshmen reply to what they think about Chagrin Seniors. Right: Amy Masenhiemer, having problems? Can't you find poles that fit? Clare Herdman Ryan M. Hopping Heather Horrigan Robert Johns Brian Kaas Laura Kah Nicolas Larco Sara Leikin Dawn Lerz 74 Above Left: Jackie Mariano and Billy Tropf, the future secrataries of America. Left: Matt Shuster gives a dignified pose signifying his authority in student council. Above: Amy Llewellyn also wonders, what is that? Above right: Have we turned over a new leaf giving freshmen a lead in the school riots? Right: Ed Ellis grins as a gorgeous blonde senior walks by. Scott Lerz Kirby Linck Bradley Lineweaver Amy Llewellyn Jon Loparo Andrew Lowerre Jackie Mariano Amy Masenheimer Molly McMonagle David Miller Christopher Minor Aaron Mitchell Kristie Nelson Meg O'Donnell Thomas O'Malley Heather Pall Amanda Parke Douglas Petty Tal Phillips III Grant Pomering 75 Vickie Poole Trisha Powers Kathleen Puette William Purcell jr. Kelly Redding Chris Reeder Christopher Roberts Michael Robertson Taylor Robinson Karina Rostek Katherine Schmunk Jennifer Shultz J Christina Self Matthew Shuster Leigh Sivori Nathan Smith Tracy Sommer Jeff Stinson Mark Svette Kirk Taylor Bryan Tervo Betsy Thome Todd Thrash Margaret Tomaro Top: Scott Zelesnik has a question-what does THAT have to do with THIS class? Left: Scott Chandler beating his drums. Above: Jeff Young is intense on his studying for the next period's test. Opposite page Top: Future scientists figure out how to boil water. Bottom: Mr. Hurst begins lab with assistants Cindy Cahill and Jennifer Branthoover making unidentified substances. 77 William Tropf Andrea Vosgerichian Amy Weatherhead Marjorie Weimer Kieth West Rosalind Wood Laura Wurster Jeff Young Michael Zahl Michael Zaretsky Megan Zelenak Scott Zelesnik 78 Believe it or not! They are simply amazing. That's all I can say about Todd Dona- van and Chris Roberts. They are the creators of it all, a start to some- thing really big. It all began at the be- ginning of the year. Chris and Todd wanted to start a new club. They stationed themselves in room 109 on the base- ment floor of Chagrin Falls High School. I never knew that there was such intelligence at the Freshman level. They have come a long way since then. Now they have even bigger hopes and plans for fu- ture things including becoming an actual class with a teacher. They would call it Con- temporate Communica- tions Class (C to the power of three). Cur- rently they do most of the video taping for the athletic department. Selected Varsity Events. This is quite convienent for the coaches and teams. Most of their really large pieces of equip- ment have been dona- ted to them by the Ath- letic Department. rvi the present time they control the music betwen classes and communicate with the community through the bulletin board located on East Washington. They also write their own scripts for their news programs that are broadcasted in the li- brary and commons on occasion. To me, they are genuises. One day I went to talk to them and they were in the main office helping the tech- nician fix the loud speaker. I overheard Dr. Trusso saying T think that I've created a mon- ster ' Neither Todd nor Chris ever throw out any old parts. You nev- er know when you might need them ' they say. Todd told me that he has taken apart just about every piece of equipment that he owns. That's what I do when I get bored ' he states. Room 109 is filled with a lot of life and ex- citement. Never a dull moment. Organized equipment, and a three dimensional light box which they call a nu- clear power device, liv- ens it up. They have no limited staff. If you have a talent or want to develop one you are welcome. They have vice- presidents, electri- cians, programmers and even an art and gra- phicscoordinator. She is a freshman, Amanda Parke. Chris says smil- ing, We are a leader in innovative technol- ogies. This happens to be their slogan. They have stationary and business cards. Both Todd and Chris are down in room 109 up to four and five per- iods a day. Chris com- ments, Not a day goes by when we all don't do something having to do with electronics. The two of them are the ones to watch, for one day they might be the leaders of our world. They are well on their way! Above: Why are you smiling, Mike Zaretsky? You have three more years to go! Left: Chris Roberts and Todd Donovan Opposite page Top: Say Cheese! Freshman girls take a moment away from dancing for a quick pose. Middle: Jeremy Corlett focuses on the dismissal time. Bottom Right: Jennifer Carll and friends wait with Mr. Gerhardt for a German club picture. Bottom Left: Shawn Conley organizes her history notebook. 79 Top: Jerry Knapke Assistant Principal Above: Jean Sulik, Mary Lou Voss, Sue Calloway, Delores Quinn, Mary Lou Hala- burda Cafeteria Staff Middle: Robert Dean History Above Right: Arlene Rieger Superintendent Far right: Thelma Feith Strings Right: James Trusso Principal 80 The faculty are a very wise, experienced group of pros, who really care about kids. I'm happy to be here and enjoy working with the staff at Chagrin. -Jerry Knapke 1 truly love what I'm doing; really found that Chagrin Falls kids are responsive to education, easy to work with, and 1 enjoy it. -Leonard May It is a very dedicated professional staff, interested in the education of the youth of Chagrin Falls. -James Howell The Chagrin Falls kids generally come through for each other and the teachers. But they give us a lot of thrills in the meantime. -William Fordyce 81 Stephan Pepper French 82 Robert Ohlrich Math John Stanton Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry John Ginatos English, AP History John Ponikvar English Raymond Battles Biology Virginia Alt French, German Peter Olah Industrial Arts William Fordyce History Marilyn Wyville Secretary Robert Lonchar Math Thomas Lerch Doris Knight Guidance Matthew Chinchar Health, Physical Education William Foley Band 85 Leonard May English, Publications Carol Foley Donald Ferguson Choir Coordinator of Special Education and Computer Services 86 Raymond Markuszka, Levi Dejarnett, Bernice McClellan, Milan Pelton, Polly Akins, Larry Kilby Custodians David Quesinberry Physical Education Margaret Dahn Secretary Leonard Balk A.P. English 87 John Rydyuist Guidance Glenn Wyville Athletic Director Carmen Schultz Chemistry Marlene Chapin Art Carol Sutcliffe, Secretary Frank Petrelli, Psychologist Mark Rengers Hall Monitor George Kaschak Accounting, Typing David Buckle Chemistry Diane Morgan Honors English Phyllis Patton Home Economics Lois Klingensmith Latin Sally Kaas Secretary, Bookstore Kay Nelson English 90 ]udith Kramer Learning Disabled Carolyn Hanson Spanish Robert Hensel Physics Neal Wheatcraft and Phoebe Bathgate- S.A.D.D. Mole Day Breakfast Student Council Bottom Row (L to R):Beth Goodwin, Heidi Johns, Kristin Clark, Bo Johns, Marit DeLozier, David Blair, Matt Shuster, Tricia Kihlstrom, Tanya Weiker, Jean Anderson, Jennie Schiemann, Kate Melcher 2nd Row (L to R):Jill Kramer, Jill Hendrix, Laura Wurster, Hallie Philpott, Megan Exline, Susan Wright, Stephanie Wright, Meghan Dustin, Meg O'Donnell, Laurel Worley, Megan Thomas, Liz Youngberg Top Row (L to R):Kris Reinhard, Jamie Carlton, Paul Doman, Bob Rutkowski, Leif Nielsen, Bob Fitz, John Bartter, Steve Blair, Wally McGregor, Eric Harsh Principal Advisory Bottom Row (L to R):Marit DeLozier, Bob Rutkowski, Liz Youngberg, Eric Harsh Top Row (L to R):Jeff Young, Jamie Carlton, Wally McGregor, Heidi Johns, Kristin Clark Academic Decathalon Bottom Row (L to R):Kent Creamer, Bonnie Finley, Dr.Trusso, Kelly Lynch Top Row (L to R):Bob Fitz, Chris Young Academic Challenge 1st Row (L to R):Andrea Rostek, Brian Cull, Maurice Berns 2nd Row (L to R):Mrs. Morgan, Aaron Jacobs, John Wilharm, Dan Cull, Dr. Gerhardt P.A. Announcers Front Row (L to R):Marit DeLozier, Jennie Schiemann, Chris Clevenger, Dan Mills, Margo McCulley Middle Row (L to R):Dawn McFadden, Vanessa Bakr Top Row (L to R):Leif Nielsen, Adam Lechman, Beth Goodwin, Jennifer Teeft Office Aids Front Row (L to R):Michelle Edgelle, Jennifer Teeft, Brad Lineweaver Back Row (L to R):Bryan Tervo, Matt Shuster, Scott Belcher (L to R):Mrs.Lori Guerrini and Todd Linville Audio Video (L to R):Todd Donovan and Chris Roberts 97 Varsity Football Cheerleaders (Top to Bottom):Kate Wiese, Jenny Karpiel, Tanya Weiker, Halle Philpott, Donna Gross, Bonnie Finley Varsity Soccer Cheerleaders Bottom Row (L to R):Polly McCroby, Kelley Harbison, Christine Minsel 2nd Row (L to R):Jill Hendrix, Laurel Worley Top:Jenny Mitchell 98 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders (L to R):Jennie Schiemann, Suzanne Hammonds, Courtney See, Tina Whaley, Lisa Kah, Kristin Clark .V. Basketball Cheerleaders 99 (L to R):Kate Melcher, Jodi Herkes, Alyson Schwartz, Krista Kamer, Chrissie Baker Strings Front Row (L to R):Melissa Pieramici, Jill Hendrix, Heather Pall, Jennifer Hall Back Row (L to R):Mrs.Feith, Jennie Schiemann . Karen Gaile Jazz Band 100 Front Row (L to R):Mike Perrotta, Nick Sincaglia, Steve Trickey, John Zeretsky Back Row (L to R):Dr.William Foley, Eric Gerber, Scott Morris, Jamie Kessell, Joel Fullum Dance Squad 101 Bottom Row (L to R):Wendy Osborne, Jean Anderson, Vanessa Bakr Top Row (L to R):Blair Beaven, Angela Gambone, Vanessa Bello 1st Row (L to R):Alisa Nazelli, Angela Gambone, Ann Marie Waltos 2nd Row-(L to R):David Klein- man, Scott Morris, Mike Perrotta Bottom Row (L to R):Wendy Osborne, Blair Beaven, Angela Gambone, Vanessa Bello, Vanessa Bakr 1st Row-(L to R):Billy Tropf, Alisa Nazelli, Trisha Powers, Amy Masenheimer, MikeZeretsky, Shawn Conley, Michelle Frappier, Sarah Leikin, Beverly Tester 2nd Row (L to R):Dan Tutolo, Lerita Hall, Suzy Nelson, Heidi Baker, Brad Lineweaver, Cheryl Kelly, Ann Marie Waltos, Annemarie Aquaviva, Mr.Randy Catona 3rd Row-(L to R):Jay Jones, Mike Perrotta, Rollin Devere, Brian Kaas, Peggy Bartunek, Stephanie Chandler, Jennifer Hunter, Scott Chandler Top Row-(L to R):Steve Trickey, Shawn Pall, Joel Fullum, Scott Morris, Jamie Kessell, David Kleinman, Gordon Vart, Brett Bryson, Annelore Olivier Senior Band Band 1st Row (L to R):Vanessa Bakr, Teresa Moran, Courtney McMillin, Rebecca O'Keefe 2nd Row-(L to R):Leif Nielsen, Thad Barry, Greg Lineweaver, Heather Bryson, Phoebe Bathgate Choir 1st Row (L to R):Mrs.Carol Foley, Christina Self, Amy McLanahan, Vickie Poole, Mario Galey, Tania Minor, Polly McCroby, Dana Doggett, Christine Nelson, Jennifer Hall, Jennie Schiemann, Teresa Moran, Vanessa Bakr, Heidi Bryan, Michelle Sills, Rebecca O'Keefe 2nd Row-(L to R):Jeremy Fow, Thad Barry, Greg Lineweaver, Scott Hall, Rob Freshman, Courtney McMillin, Danica Winovich, Julie Bowe, Jodi Juergens, Heather Weiss, Marit DeLozier, Barbara Rocco, Phoebe Bathgate, Laurie Kihl- strom, Andrea Rostek, Karen Gaile 3rd Row-(L to R):Leif Nielsen, Sue Werber, Heather Bryson, Brett Bryson, Courtney See, Katja Schneider, Tom Bennett, Mark Svette, Mike Zahl, Howard Trace, Chris- sie Baker, Meghan LaGraff, Laurie Elliott, Katie Hays, Andrew Lowerre Senior Choir Peer Care Bottom Row (L to R):Kristy Scolaro, Christine Minsel, Tracy Jones, Jill Kramer, Akiko Okamoto, Alyson Schwartz, Vanessa Bakr 2nd Row-(L to R):Christine McConnell, Meghan LaGraff, Kate Melcher, Alyssa Webb, Phoebe Bathgate, Nancy Elliott 3rd Row-(L to R):Dawn McFadden, Rod Lindheim, Derek Smith, Kristin LaGraff, Marianne Llewellyn Top Row-(L to R):Tom Luff, Gregg McFarland, Scott Morris, Brent Luce, Greg Tabickman, Nick Sincaglia Teen Institute Bottom Row (L to R):Cheryl Kelly, Amy Johnson, Polly McCroby, Jill Kramer, Carlene Cox, Vanessa Bakr, Jennie Schiemann, Mrs.Judy Kramer 2nd Row-(L to R):Rod Lindheim, Courtney McMillin, Phoebe Bathgate, Laverne Davis, Heidi Johns, Kristin LaGraff 3rd Row-(L to R):Scott Morris, Dave Ramsey, Courtney See, Scott Allman, Meghan LaGraff, Tracy Varnum 104 SADD Front Row (L to R):Margo McCulley, Polly McCroby, Kelly Whitelaw, Cindy Cahill, Annemarie Aquaviva, Liz Hamje, Jennifer Karl, Michelle Frappier, Jennie Schiemann, Mrs. Judy Kramer 2nd Row (L to R):Heather Bruce, Peggy Bartunek, Phoebe Bathgate, Heidi Johns, Nancy Elliott, Suzy Nelson, Cheryl Kelly, Alyssa Webb 3rd Row-(L to R):Dawn McFadden, Laurie Elliott, Katie Hays, Howard Trace, Tracy Varnum, Rod Lindhiem, Jennifer Teeft Top Row-(L to R):Scott Morris, Bryan Tervo, Pat Foley, Dave Ramsey, Heather Bryson, Mark Rupp, Meghan LaGraff, Mr. Buckle AFS Bottom Row (L to R):Mike Zeretsky, Bo Johns, Carlene Cox, Akiko Okamoto, Bill Tropf, Kelly Whitelaw 2nd Row-(L to R):Jennie Schiemann, Michelle Frappier, Heather Pall, Liz Hamje, Jennifer Karl, Sarah Leikin 3rd Row-(L to R):Mrs. Virginia Alt, Cheryl Kelly, Scott Chandler, Grant Pomering, Phoebe Bathgate, Annemarie Aquaviva, Nancy Elliott 4th Row-(L to R):Dave Blair, Heather Bruce, Marjorie Wiemer, Laurie Elliott, Andrea Rostek Top Row-(L to R):Howard Trace, Mark Svette, Bryan Tervo, Scott Morris, Heather Bryson, Annelore Olivier, Courtney See, Katja Schneider 105 Latin Club 1st Row (L to R):Bryan Tervo, Julie Richards, Danielle Krasnicki, Celeste Richards, Majida Rizk, Michelle DeFranco, Melissa Pieramici, Kristy Scolaro, Angela Gambone, Libby Sterling, Mario Galey, Bo Johns 2nd Row-(L to R):Chris Clevenger, Jean Anderson, Racheal Oler, Carrie Richards, Ryan Hopping, Andrew Lowerre, Chris Mulholland, Geoff Owen, T.J. Florkiewitz, Andy Zodrow 3rd Row-(L to R):Matt Shuster, Melissa Scheffield, John Manley, Brent Robinson, Katja Schneider, Katie Hays, Kristin Kew 4th Row-(L to R):J.P. Lind, Chris Teeft, Mike Salyers, Kris Reinhard, Seth Miller, Stacey Ehrenbeit, Chrissie Durbin, Dawn McFadden Top Row- L to R):Bob Fitz, John Bartter, Mark Rupp, Matt Stanton, Scott Barile, Matt DeFranco, Ken Mattern, Dan Cull, Jim Prideaux French Club Bottom Row (L to R):Vickie Poole, Carrie Chall, Molly McMonagle, Holly Hendrix, Dawn Lerz, Laura Kah, Lisa Krok 1st Row-(L to R):Vanessa Bakr, Jenny Karpiel, Kate Wiese, Megan Ferguson, Amy Weatherhead, Tiffany Gambone, Allison Schwartz, Sarah Leikin, Jennifer Branthoover, Michelle Frappier, Kristi Self, Kristin Kew 2nd Row-(L to R):Joy Hendrix, Christine Minsel, Polly McCroby, Laurel Worley, Kim Fitzpatrick, Jill Hendrix, Karina Rostek, Brad Lineweaver, Rick Craig, Ann Marie Waltos, Phoebe Bathgate, Annmarie Aquaviva, Kelly Whitelaw, Heather Weisse, Chris Mulholland, Jen Luff 3rd Row-(L to R):Kate Melcher, Erica Sommer, Don Rawson, Nancy Elliott, Jennifer Mitch- ell, Jeff Stinson, Marjorie Weimer, Nathan Smith, Jennifer Schultz 4th Row-(L to R):Scott Morris, Matt Olivier, Kirby Linck, Kelly Harbison, Jennifer Lambeth, Cassie Gary, Jen Walters, Anna McCor- mack, Danica Winovich, Lisa Kah, Julie Bowe, Amanda VandeSteeg, Carrie Edwards 5th Row-(L to R):Rebecca O'Keefe, Jennifer Lezak, Julia VanVliet, Rachael Oler, Katie LaCroix, Megan Dustin, Christine McConnell 6th Row-(L to R):Heather Heartz, Rod Lindheim, John Rost, Annelore Olivier, Heather Bryson, Maurice Berns, Nick Sincaglia, Greg Tabickman Top-Row-(L to R):Mat Alexander, Brian Desberg, Kris Kaprowski, Jeff Krause, Eric Burnett, Rob Kaye, Todd Desberg, Will Warburton, Jamie Carlton, Nicolas Larco, Scott Larson, David Kleinman, Roger Bly, Tom Luff, Nat Parsons, Dave Alexander, Steve Zugan, Britton Badgley, Amy Lawrence Spanish Club Bottom Row (L to R):Johnna Calhoun, Jackie Mariano, Carlene Cox, Jill Kramer, Sarah Reider, Tom White, Andrew Rosette, Amanda VandeSteeg, Tracy Groth, Kathleen Puette, Mrs. Hanson 2nd row- Pat Stanko, Suzy Nelson, Vanessa Bello, Maggie Tomaor, Alicia Cottone, Wendy Diamond, Fred VanLente, John Tutolo 3rd row-Ryan Kaye, Megan Exline, Sally Florkiewitz, Marianne Llewellyn, Ed Horrigan, Robin Cocking, Amy Hopkins, Meghan LaGraff, Matt Olivier Top row-Dan Mills, Jeff Mettee, Pat Foley, Scott Morris, Annelore Olivier, Brent Luce, Kevin Schlundt, Robin LaCroix German Club 1st Row (L to R):Steve Hanson. Matt VanDyke, Doug Sockman, Bo Johns, Mike Zeretsky, Jennifer Karl, Teresa Moran, Heather Pall, Sarah Carlton, Jennie Schiemann 2nd Row-(L to R):Dave Blair, Susannah Thompson, Nina Zelensky, Marit DeLozier, Andrea Rostek, Tracy Jones, Kristin LaGraff, Michelle Polomsky, Tanya Weiker, Jenny Karpiel, Kelly Lynch, Amy Johnson, Laverne Davis, Me- gan Thomas, Liz Youngberg, Tricia Kihlstrom, Brook Henderson, Laura Worster, Rosalind Wood, Aaron Mitchell, Dr. Gerhardt 3rd Row-(L to R):Scott Blech, Shawn Haylet, Brian Kaas, Bill Purcell, Scott Chandler, Grant Pomering, Bonnie Finley, Clea Stanton, Chrissie Durbin, Jeff Young, Doug Gier, Blake Ohlson, Jeremy Fow, Amy Llewellyn, Meg O'Donnell, Chris Mulholland, Chris Young, Kent Creamer, Brian Cull, Alan Pyle, Rob Freshman 4th Row-(L to R):Bryan Tervo, Maurice Berns, Brett Sommerdyke, Ed Akins, Steve Trickey, Paul Pistell, Thad Barry, Chuck Cary, John Wilharm, Ned Wiese, Greg Luib, Roger Portaro, Taylor Robinson, Terry Schmidt, Courtney See, Katja Schneider, Judy Fortner, Cara Marshall, Tracy Varnum, Peggy Bartunek Top Row-(L to R):Leif Nielsen, Steve Calder, David Bohm, Gregg McFarland, Jeff Materni, Joe Largy, Bill Henderson, Bienias, Jamie Kessel, Todd Feucht, Tim Clark, Eric Gerber, Jeff Gips, Gabe Orazen, Jamie Banner- man, Howard Trace, Mike Zahl, Rob Reboul, Aaron Jacobs 107 Close-up Sitting (L to R):Derek Smith, Chris Young, Heidi Johns, Kristin Brian Cull, Mr. Fordyce, Bob Fitz LaGraff, Jennifer Teeft Standing Prism Sitting (L to R):Cheryl Kelly, Scott Morris, Nancy Elliott, Phoebe Bathgate Standing-Andrea Rostek, Alyssa Webb The Tiger Times Bottom Row (L to R):Greg Lineweaver, Amy Johnson, Brian McKenna, Alisa Nazelli, Bo Johns, Mike Sachoff 2nd Row-(L to R):Ed Horrigan, Kristin LaGraff, Lisa Krok, Karina Rostek, Dan Mills 3rd Row- (L to R):David Blair, Dan Tutolo, Christine McConnell, Jennifer Walters, Bob Fitz, Pat Foley, Derek Smith Top Row-(L to R):Heather Bruce, John Bartter, Chris Mulholland 109 ZENITH Heather Bryson Daum McFadden Co Editors-in- Chief Akiko Okamoto Scott Allman-Photography Art Editor Akiko Okamoto-Buisness Editor Scott Morris-Assit ant Buisness Editor Wendy Bennett-Ereshman Section Laurie Elliot-Sophmore Section Akiko Okamoto-J unior Sectioni Underclass Section Editor Bob Fitz - c _... .. 4 .. . Co-Sports Editors Mat Alexander r Kristin LaGraff-Sports Section Margo McCulley Melissa Scheffield .. r Alisa Nazelli SeC ° Ed“°rS Dawn McFadden-Senior Section Editor Amy Johnson-Senior Section Heather Bryson-Activitie Section Editor Colophon The 1988 Zenith was produced as an extra curricular activity by the students of Chagrin Falls High School. 450 copies of 160 pages were produced by the Inter-Collegiate Division of Herff-Jones at Mission, Kansas. The cover is silk screened in orange; foil stamped in silver; and embossed. Text paper stock is no.80 double coated enamel. John Fowley served as the com- pany's representative. Special thanks to photographer Doug Aylsworth from the Cha- grin Valley Times for his photos on pages 114,115,129,130, and 3. SPRING SPORTS 1987 Varsity Baseball Top Row: John Bartter, Bob Rathbone, T.J. Florkiewicz, Jim Kwasny, Chad Vranich. Middle Row: Dan Mills, Tate Pierce, Dave Martin, Ross Daniele, Brian Desberg, Coach Lenny May. Bottom Row: Steve Colder, Paul Sincaglia, Matt Vranich, Tim Leroux, Steve Blair, Jim Cohn. J.V. Baseball Top Row: Chuck Ferette, Mark Rupp, Rob Kaye, John Wilharm, Tim Clark, Jamie Bannerman. Middle Row: Brett Sommerdyke, Pat Kraven, Pat Stanko, Matt Volk, Dan Beaver, Mike Salyers, Coach John Ponikvar. Botom Row: Steve Waltos, Steve Hanson, Tim Wennerstrom, Bob Cox, Doug Geir, Jamie Vittek, Tom Vinci. 116 Girls' Track Top Row: Carla Bankhead, Judy Fortner, Cathy Baker, Susan Wright, Stephanie Wright, Jenny Boehringer, Peggy Bartunek. Middle Row: Jamie Koechly, Vanessa Bello, Koren Yet man, Melina Barreca, Beth Nichols, Laura Robertson, Stacey Ehrenbeit, Terry Schmidt, Coach Dave Quisenberry. Bottom Row: Teresa Moran, Carlene Cox, Jennifer Teeft, Beth Goodwin, Megan Thomas, Liz Young- berg, Anne Marie Waltos. Boys' Track Top Row: Bob Rutkowski, Matt Stanton, Roger Bly, Jeff Branthoover, Kip Dodson, Ken Mattern. Midle Row: Kyle Conrad, Paul Pistell, Kris Reinhard, Eric Harsh , Will Warburton, Shaun Pall, Pat Calhoun, Coach Pete Olah. Bottom Row: Tom White, Jason Otis, Rick Hall, Matt Zelesnik, John Zaretsky. 117 Varsity Boys' Tennis Top: Tom Harvey, Ryan Kaye, Kris Koprowski. Bottom Row: Chris Young, Roger Potaro, Dwight Otto, Jeff Materni. J.V. Boys' Tennis Left to Right: Rob Freshman, Steve Trickey, Eric Gerber, Greg Luib, J.P. Lind, Pat Stanko. 118 GOLF TAKES SECOND Clark Third at State Under the instruction of Coach Robert Hensel, the Tiger golfers finished their season with an impressive 11 wins and only 3 losses, as well as sole possession of second place in the CVC. Similar success was found in the state tournament, as the Tigers bowed out in the districts, missing the cut by only one stroke. The team was led by seniors Jeff Materni, Chris Young, Lee Ladyga, Leif Nielsen, Paul Doman, and Kristen Clark, who finished third in the women's state tournament. Underclass let- terwinners included sophomore Roger Portaro and Dave Alexander, who was honored as a first team all-CVC performer. Top: Kristen Clark on the practice tee before the state meet. VARSITY GOLF Top Row: Lee Ladyga, Leif Nielsen, Paul Doman. 2nd Row: Roger Portaro, Dave Alexander. Jeff Materni, Coach Robert Hensel. 1st Row: Steve DeCroce, Kristen Clark, Chris Young. Below: Chris Young tees off at Auburn spring's scenic 17th hole. 119 Top: Jeff Mettee, Tate Pierce, Roger Bly, Chuck Cary, Scott Allman. 4th Row: Brett Sommerdyke, Jamie Carlton, Kris Reinhard, Maurice Berns, Coach Donald Wem. 3rd Row: Tim Wennerstrom, Paul Pistell, Thad Barry, Aaron Jacobs, Doug Gier, Coach Mario Gerhardt. 2nd Row: Coach Larry Arnold, Mike Zaretsky, Scott Simpson, Greg Luib, Steve Hanson, Coach Honsaker. 1st Row: Ned Wiese, Nick Larco, Matt Durbin, Nate Smith. 120 A SOCCER STRUGGLES Chagrin Faces Tough Season This year, the word record meant nothing to Coach Mario Gerhardt and his team. Gerhardt purposely scheduled games against very tough teams to ready the squad for the post season state tournament. Playing teams from four triple A schools, strong local teams from U.S., Hudson, and W.R.A, and the now equally challenging teams from our own conference (including Ohio soccer's 1987 state champions, Kenston H.S.) made this season ugly and at times unbearable for both fans and players who were unaccustomed to losing. Coach Gerhardt's strategy showed much promise as the team won the sectional tournament with its last victory in an unforgetable game against Hawken school. Chagrin advanced to the district tournament where they lost to an overpowering west side team from Fairview. Captain Thad Barry, a four year veteran, was probably the most valuable player on the team. Everyone enjoyed watching his agressive and skilled style of play. Thad was one of the nine seniors on the team. Most of the players were underclassmen and this will make next year's team very experienced. This is a great advantage that this year's team did not have. Junior Aaron Jacobs will be team captain next year and everyone wishes him and the team the best of luck since they will have an even harder schedule than this year's team had. Far Left: Starters (Scott Allman, Jeff Metteejim Wenner- strom, and Doug Gier) take a break. Middle Left: Mat Alexander in action. Bottom Left: Coach Gerhardt hopes that his son will one day grow up to be just like Scott Simpson. Above Left: Ev n Gerhardt was dissapointed with this year's team. Top: Starters line up before the game. 121 JUST FOR KICKS Future Varsity Gains Experience Below: Goalkeeper, J.P. Lind ,in the net Right: Varsity B soccer; Top: Steve Prout, Nat Parsons, Ed Akins, Nico Cottone. 3rd Row: Coach Don Wem, Joel Pullum, Chris Teeft, Ja- mie Bannerman, Chris Mulholland. 2nd Row: Geoff Owen, Rob Freshman, Shane Wrench, Dave Blair. Front: Mike Zaretsky, Matt Dur- bin, Steve Hansen. Bottom Right: J.V. soccer; Top: Chris Teeft, Jeff Gips, Jamie Kessell, Steve Prout. 3rd Row: Coach Don Wem, Scott Barnhart, Jamie Ban- nerman, Pat Stanko, Rob Freshman. 2nd Row: Doug Sockman, Dave Blair, Steve Trickey, Geoff Owen. Front: Nick Larco, Nathan Smith, Matt Durbin. VARSITY B SOCCER Tigers Opponent 0 Hudson 4 2 Newbury 2 0 St. Josephs 1 6 Cleveland CC 1 1 North Olmstead 3 1 Hudson 4 0 St. Josephs 2 0 St. Charles 3 1 North Olmstead 3 2 Cleveland CC 0 2 Newbury 1 Final Record: 4-6-1 Tigers Opponent 0 Walsh 1 0 Shaker Hts. 0 9 Chardon 1 1 West G 0 1 Hudson 0 0 Orange 1 4 Solon 1 1 Col. DeSales 0 1 Kenston 2 0 U.S. 3 3 Beachwood 1 CVC Playoffs 4 Chardon 0 0 Kenston 0 1 Solon 1 Final Record: 7-4-3 FRESHMAN SOCCER STRUGGLES But Talent Shines in Wins The freshman soccer team showed great poise and determination in its effort this fall. Follow- ing an opening of six winless games, the frosh rallied to win back-to-back contests versus Haw- ken and Solon. A slump followed, and a winless streak of four games closed the season, their re- cord standing at 2-7-3. The talent being there, these freshmen will undoubtedly be the future varsity stars. Top: Mike Zaretsky, much similar to a chess player, contemplates his next move. Below: Freshman Soccer; Top: Doug Petty, Pa- trick Foley, Bryan Tervo, Taylor Robinson, Bill Purcell. 2nd Row: Scott Chandler, Andrew Lowerre, Jeff Young, Matt Shuster, Coach Larry Arnold. 3rd Row: Jason Heartz, Aaron Mitchell, Brian Kass, Grant Pomering, Bo Johns. Front: John Loparo, Nathan Smith, Nick Larco, Mike Buzogany. OPENING KICKOFF First Year for Girls' Soccer For the first time in C.F.H.S. history, there was a Girls Varsity Soccer Team. Being a first year team means not having the chance to get the feeling of playing as a team. However, even with this disad- vantage and the fact that the team was very young (11 underclassmen), the season was a success. Coach Bill Honsinger was terrific. Not only did he teach us skill but he helped us realize what a team should be like. With fourteen returning players, you can look forward to a good team. I hope you can come and support them a little more next season; it means a lot to the players. Here are some girls who earned some special awards. They are: Girls Scholastic Soccer League-Eastern Division; First Team: Beth Edwards, Kerry Edwards Second Team: Beth Goodwin, Tricia Kihlstrom Honorable Mention: Sally Florkiewicz, and Kelly Redding All Greater Cleveland Girls Soccer Team; First Team: Beth Edwards, Kerry Edwards Second Team: Tricia Kihlstrom Top: Co-captain Kerry Edwards boots a corner kick. Middle: Clare Herdman ignores the ball as she finds revenge in tripping an opponent. Bottom: Varsity girls' soccer; Top: Robin LaCroix, Julia VanV- liet, Paige O'Neil, Amy Llewellyn, Kerry Edwards. Middle: Sally Florkiewicz, Marianne Llewellyn, Beth Edwards, Molly McMonagle, Coach Bill Honsaker. Front: Tracy Jones, Clare Herdman, Tricia Kihlstrom, Kelly Redding, Joy Hendrix. 124 YOUNG SPIKERS EXCEL VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Top Row: Susan Wright, Terry Schmidt, Sue Werber, Beth Nichols, Stephanie Wright. Middle Row: Coach Todd Vosgerichian, Stacey Ehrenbeit, Jenny Orazen, Judy Fortner, Tina Whaley, Coach David Lubinger. Bottom Row: Dina Biscotti, Stephanie Vosgerichian, Suzanne Hammonds, Vanessa Bello, Suzy Nelson. JV VOLLEYBALL Top Row: Stephanie Vosgerichian, Margie Wiemer, Judy Fortner, Alicia Cottone, Barbara Rocco. Middle Row: Coach Todd Vosgerichian, Dawn Lerz, Rachel Nelson, Dina Biscotti, Britton Badgley, Megan Zelenak, Coach David Lubinger. Bottom Row: Johanna Calhoun, Christy Self, Andrea Vosgerichian. Amanda Parke, Heather Pall. 125 LADY NETTERS LOVE TENNIS The Chagrin girls' varsity tennis team had a slow, but powerful start this season. The rain played a major role in backing up the season, but soon these Lady Tigers were off with a bang. The team finished up the season with an overall record of 9-9 and a 5-2 record in the CVC. After losing Coach Hanson last year, the search was on for somebody to fill her shoes. This was soon taken care of by Joanne Kirk who quickly took the team under wing. Coach Kirk (or captain Kirk as the team fondly calls her) worked the girls hard in tennis skills and overall physical fitness, both of which paid off. Returning lettermen to the team were seniors Lisa Kah, Jill Kramer, Kristin LaGraff, and Kelly Lynch, junior Liz Hamje, and sophomore Nancy Schoenr. New members were seniors Robin Cocking and Heather Smith, and junior Erica Sommer. Although none of the players advanced past districts, many individual awards were won. Second singles player, Jill Kramer, and third singles. Erica Sommer, were both awarded second team all Geauga County. The first doubles team of Kelly Lynch and Kristin LaGraff were awarded all CVC First Team for second year. All Geauga County First Team, and Plain Dealer OTCA Second Team. All in all the team had a successful season they can all be proud of. VARSITY TENNIS Top Row: Erica Sommer, Nancy Schoenner, Katie LaCroix, Jody Lerz. Middle Row: Robin Cocking, Heather Smith, Martha Trickey, Kristin LaGraff, Susannah Thompson. Front Row: Liz Hamje, Kelly Lynch, Lisa Kah, Jill Kramer! Coach Kirk. 126 yyBak, 'han Ou,, Girls Tennis Tigers o 3 Mentor 5 Chardon 1 Laurel 3 Brush 1 Shaker 4 West Geauga 4 Beach wood 1 W.R.A. 1 Solon 2 Hathaway Brown 2 Kenston 4 Aurora 1 Hawken 3 Orange 2 Gilmour 4 Wickleffe 1 Hudson 4 Chamberlin Final Record: 9-9 TIGERS CAPTURE CROWN Regional Runners-up in First Playoff Appearance VARSITY FOOTBALL Top: Gab Orazen, MarkMaroun, Bill Henderson, John Wilharm, Jeff Krause, Robert (Scooter) Munz, Will Warburton, Bill Bienias. 5th Row: Eric Burnett, Steve Blair, Mary Derry, Tal Phillips, Dave MacDonald, Keith West, Bob Bochik. 4th Row: Steve Bloch, Ed O'Malley, Mike Lederer, Tim Clark, Gordon Vart, David Garrett, Pat Kraven, Scott Thomas. 3rd Row: Jeff Stinson, Tom O'Malley, Brent Schantz, Kirby Linck, Jeremy Fow, Tom Vinci. 2nd Row: Matt Vranich, Chad Vranich, Adam Lechman, Tom Belshaw, Ryan Kaye, T.J. Florkiewicz, Steve Calder, Bob Fitz, Cliff Strickland. Front Row: Jim Cohn, John Bartter, Bob Rathbone, Matt Stanton, Dan Mills, Jud Woodward, Scott Barile, Craig Madorsky. Chagrin Falls football history was made in 1987, as for the first time a Tiger football squad participated in the state playoffs. In compiling an 8-4 overall record, the Tigers lost only to playoff- bound schools, including Wickliffe, Chardon, and Hawken (twice). Their 5-2 CVC record was good enough for a share of the CVC title, a title that had eluded Chagrin Falls for a decade. Only a dissapoint- ing loss to Wickliffe on the final Friday of the regular season pre- vented an outright conference championship. The Tigers handled their first playoff opponent. Perry, by a score of 25-15. The follow- ing week, they were crushed by state runner-up Hawken, 36-6. All- league performers were Chad Vranich, Matt Stanton, Tom Bel- shaw, Jim Cohn, Cliff Strickland, and Scott Thomas. T.J. Floriewicz was not only named all-league kicker, but first team all-state as well. 128 Top left: Scott Thomas dashes between se- veral Solon defenders. Top right: The coaches; Dan Ehrenbeit, fames Bucar, John Piai, Matt Chinchar, Lenny May. Middle: T.J. Florkiewicz rolls left during a hot August workout. Below: Jim Cohn rambles for more yardage. 129 JV GRIDDERS IMPROVE Main Goal is Experience Playing Junior Varsity football usually takes endur- ance more than most people will ever have. To be at the school on Saturday morning, eight o'clock sharp, is a feat worthy of praise itself. The team's record of 2-6-2 does not reflect the efforts put forth by the players in practice or in the game. This was a building season, with many players going both ways. The J.V. team was made up of juniors, soph- omores, and freshmen. A large part of the varsity team's success can be attributed to the J.V. men. These men played each week's opposing team and quite often gave the varsity team a run for its money. The J.V. team was coached by Matt Chinchar (offense) and Dan Ehrenbeit (defense). -Steve Bloch Top: Tim Clark takes a handoff from Steve Blair, as Kirby Linck practices his after-touchdown dance. Middle: Does the J.V. team get involved with the varsity game on Friday? Apparently so. Bottom: J.V. football; Top: Gabe Orazen, Mark Maroun, John Wilharm, Jeff Krause, Scooter Munz, Bill Warburton. 3rd Row: Eric Burnett, Mike Lederer, Steve Blair, Tal Phillips, Keith West, Bob Bochik, Bill Bienias. 2nd Row: Steve Bloch, Ed O'Malley, Tim Clark, Gordon Vart, David Garrett, Pat Kra- ven. Front: Jeff Stinson, Tom O'Malley, Brent Schantz, Kirby Linck, Jeremy Fow, Tom Vinci. 130 RUNNING ON EMPTY CC Teams Struggle; Individuals Shine Yes, believe it or not, the Chagrin Falls High School really did have a girls' and boys' cross country team this past fall. Although both teams did not have outstanding records, there were some excellent runners on both teams. Leading the boys' team was sen- ior Eric Harsh, who qualified for the State Cross Country meet in Columbus. Also, contributing greatly to the team's success were seniors Kris Koprowski and Greg Lineweaver, junior Jon Zar- etsky, sophomores Todd Desberg, Seth Miller, and Andy Rosette, and freshman Brad Lineweaver. The girls' team was led by junior Megan Thomas who, like Eric, qualified for the State Cross Country meet. Not far behind Megan, were other juniors Laura Robertson and Majida Rizk, sophomore Liz Youngberg, freshmen Laura Wurster and Megan Ferguson, and last but certainly not least, seniors Anne Marie Waltos, Teresa Moran, and Heidi Johns. These Tiger runners were coached by Mr. John Hurst who, after twenty-five years of coaching cross country, has decided to let someone else take charge. In the years past. Coach Hurst has had both individual runners and whole teams qualify for the State Meet. His outstanding coaching will be greatly missed, but never forgotten. -Heidi Johns CROSS COUNTRY Top Row: Dan Tutolo, Kris Koprowski, Eric Harsh, Brad Lineweaver 2nd Row: Megan Thomas, Heidi Johns, Laura Robertson, Laura Wurster, Coach John Hurst 1st Row: John Houst, Majida Rizk, Megan Ferguson, Ann Marie Waltos, Theresa Moran. J O Girls Cross Country Tigers Opponent 35 Orange 19 35 Newbury 20 41 Berkshire 18 34 Collinwood 21 30 Wickliffe 31 42 Kenston 20 36 Chardon 22 25 Solon 30 34 Orange 34 25 West Geauga Invita tionals 34 University school 11 of 14 Wadsworth 7 of 12 Malone 12 of 16 Woodridge 8 of 10 Edge water 11 of 14 Sim Earich 5 of 15 CVC Meet 5 of 8 District Meet 5 of 9 Dual Meet Record: 2-8 Boys Cross Country Tigers Opponent 31 Newbury 24 19 Shaw 45 29 Orange 26 39 Berkshire 20 35 Wickliffe 22 36 Kenston 21 32 Solon 24 32 Chardon 25 30 Orange 25 32 West Geauga 24 Invitationals University school 10 of 11 Wadsworth 11 of 15 Malone 20 of 27 Woodridge 7 of 8 Edgewater 14 of 14 Sim Earich 11 of 25 CVC Meet 6 of 8 District Meet 11 of 14 Dual Meet Record: 1-9 V y 132 CVC CHAMPS! Tigers Finally Beat West Geauga After numerous attempts, the class of 1988 men's basketball squad defeated its nemesis. West Geauga, to obtain a share of the CVC title and a 13-1 league record. This year, the Dynamic Duo of T.J. Florkiewicz and Ryan Kaye (both averaging over 20 points per game) was joined by senior Steve Calder to form, perhaps, the Terrific Trio. Brian Desberg ran the show as point guard, and Kris Koprowski starred in a supporting role as the final member of the starting five. Other contributes were senior Chris Clevenger and juniore Rob Kaye and Tate Pierce. The Tigers have thus far defeated Lutheran West and Beachwood to gain a sectional title. They next will face state-ranked Oberlin in the district playoffs. Top: Tate Pierce makes a baseline move. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: Kris Koprowski, Kyle Conrad, Ryan Kaye, T.J. Flor- kiewicz, Steve Calder. Kneeling: Coach Glenn Wyville, Tate Pierce, Chris Clevenger, Rob Kaye, Steve Blair, Coach Tom Mattern. Sitting: Mike Salyers, Brian Desberg, Jim Cohn 7 erp Mile. r eiVi r?Qct Qt Hfec, J' r Tigers Varsity Basketball Opponent 69 Bedford 62 53 West Geauga 70 88 Kirtland 65 67 Brush 75 67 Orange 38 69 Beach wood 53 79 Solon 67 51 Kenston 37 91 Chamberlin 74 76 Chardon 51 78 Orange 58 73 West Geauga 62 42 Solon 32 60 Mayfield 66 87 Kenston 55 83 Chamberlin 72 83 Wickliffe 56 73 Will. South 78 71 Chardon 61 84 Wickliffe 60 Tournament 54 Lutheran West 45 73 Beachwood 46 61 Oberlin 63 V Final Record: 18-5 J 134 THINGS TO COME J.V. and Freshman Basketball JV BASKETBALL Front Row: Tom Vinci, Matthew Fay, Ed O'Malley, Jeff Stinson, Doug Sockman. Back Row: Chuck Ferrette, Jamie Kessell, John Wilharm. Jeff Krause, Jeff Gips, Coach David Quesinberry. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Bottom Row: Chris Minor, Bo Johns, Mike Heartz. Middle Row: Scott Zelesnik, Matt Shuster, Taylor Robinson, Jeff Young, Coach Sam Osborne. Top Row: Mark Svette, Nick Larco, Brian Tervo, Bill Bienias, Mike Robertson. GYMNASTICS HANGS TOUGH Loses Three Meets by Less than 5 This was a year of change for varsity gymnas- tics. A new coach, Pat Witucky, brought not only a new teaching method, but new ideas for meets and practices as well. The team itself, led by seniors Jenny Karpiel and Kate Wiese, junior Peggy Bartunek and sophomore Ingrid Leusch, finished at 4-6. In a neck-in-neck conference, the Tigers performed well against each school, but lost many meets by only a handful of points and never by more than 20. Left: Ingrid Leusch during her floor routine. GYMNASTICS Front Row: Judy Fitch, Kathleen Puette, Ingrid Leusch, Tiffany Gambone, Nichole Glazen. Back Row: Kate Wiese, Jenny Karpiel, Nina Zalenski, Peggy Bartunek, Megan Dustin. 135 AN UP AND DOWN SEASON Impressive Record Does Not Reflect Disappointment 136 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL; Standing: Anne Clark, Terry Schmid, Sue Werber, Lisa Kroon, Beth Nichols. Kneeling: Heidi Johns, Bonnie Finley, Stacy Ehrenbeit, Tricia Kihlstrom, Coach Rob- ert Ohlrich. Sitting: Marianne Llewellyn, Vanessa Bello. The girls' varsity basketball team got off to a slow start, but ended up with quite a successful season. The team was led by seniors Stacey Ehrenbeit Marianne Llewellyn, Lisa Kroon, Bonnie Finley, and Heidi Johns. Juniors included Vanessa Bello, Terry Schmidt, and Beth Nichols. The sophomores, who were returning letter win- ners along with seniors, were Anne Clark and Tricia Kihlstrom. The team, during the season, beat Solon and Mentor who were both top ranked in the area, and this proved to be a turning point for them. In the tournaments, they defeated Brooklyn and Berk- shire in order to win a spot in the district finals in Division III. Here, they lost a close game to Lutheran West, who was ranked number one in the state. Their final record was 16-7. Right: Bonnie Finley's creed: No Pain, No Gain. Above: Stacy Ehrenbeit appears to be surprised. Top Left: Marianne Llewellyn receives coach Ohlrich's congratu- lations after defeating Solon. Left: The Varsity girls Bench Bunch . Below: Marianne at the foul line. 137 J.V. Girls' Hoops Lady Tigers Dominate Again GIRLS JV BASKETBALL Bottom Row: Joy Hendrix, Coach Robert Ohlrich, Laurie Kihlstrom. Top Row: Sally Florkiewicz, Amy Llewellyn Megan Exline, Megan O'Donnell, Sarah Reidy. Laurie Kihlstrom and Joy Hendrix listen intently to the referee instructions. VARSITY SWIMMING The School Without a Pool GIRLS SWIM TEAM Back Row: Tracy Varnum, Katja Schneider, Rachel Oler, Majida Rizk, Robin Lacroix. 3rd Row: Heather Horrigan, Jennifer Lezak, Erica Sommer, Martha Trickey. 2nd Row: Sarah Carlton, Amy Weatherhead, Angela Gambone. Front Row: Kelly Hissett, Alyssa Webb, Shifa Deen. 139 MATMEN PERFORM WELL McKenna and Lechman Gain 4th in State The wrestlers on the varsity team enjoyed a successful season and the many returning lettermen are planning to keep the tradition going. The team faced larger schools in each match but was able to finish the year with a winning record. The Tigers were runners-up at the Brush Tournament and ended up eighth at both the Richmond Hts. and Kenston Invitational Tournament. Todd Feucht (130) captured the title at Brush, while Brian McKenna (112) and Tom Belshaw(HWT) were champions and Kenston. Other grapplers that placed were Adam Lechman (189), Wally McGregor (152), Matt Durbin (119), and Todd Desberg(135). Belshaw also earned first team CVC as McKenna, Feucht, McGregor, and Lechman were all second team. Aaron Mitchell, Jeremy Fow, Tim Clark, Gabe Orazen, Steve Bloch, and Eric Burnett contributed their talents to the squad and look forward to another year on the varsity line-up. The hard work and determination paid off for five wrestlers who qualified to the District Tournament. They were McKenna, Durbin, Desberg, Lechman, and Belshaw. The tandem of Lechman and McKenna even earned a trip to the state tournament in Columbus, where they both placed fourth in the state. VARSITY WRESTLING Varsity Wrestling; sitting: Sean lohnson, Todd Desberg. Blake Ohlson. Todd Kruse, Marty Saunders, Brian McKenna. Kneeling: Todd Feucht, Tim Clark. Shawn Pall. Dave MacDonald. Rob Schurr, Steve Bloch. Standing: Coach Ponik- var, Wally McGregor, David Garrett, Tom Belshaw, Adam Lechman, Gabe Ora- zen. Right: Wally McGregor takes charge. UO to. S ched ' c°Qches pn . H°ntkVor °atid Olt °ns,'‘� es Varsity Wrestling Tigers Oppon 2nd Brush Tournament 8th Rich. Hts. Tourn. 8th Kenston Invit. 42 Bedford 24 38 Aurora 22 28 Chardon 26 47 West G 21 24 Solon 46 50 Orange 13 18 Kenston 41 23 Chamberlin 48 15 Cleveland Hts. 51 45 Wickliffe 15 20 Berkshire 40 LEARNING THE HARD WAY J.V. and Freshman Wrestling Both the JV and freshman wrestling squads showed a great deal of potential, although the JV wrestled infrequently and the freshmen did not post a victory. Apprehension and anxiety ruled as these young grapplers learned the ropes of high school wrestling. The freshman team was hindered by the fact that several of its members were forced to wrestle JV or even varsity by year's end. Certainly, however, the experience and instruction from coach Bob Winovich will reflect in improved performance in the future. FRESHMAN WRESTLING Freshman Wrestling; Sitting: Jeremi Corlett, Mike Zaretsky, Jon Lo- paro. Kneeling: Jason Heartz, Bob Cockerel, Ed Ellis, Aaron Mitchell, Coach Bob Winovich. Standing: Brian Kaas, Kirk Taylor, Bob Bochik, Doug Petty, Jeremy Fow. Right: Dave MacDonald ts offered a water bottle as he receives instruc- tion. 142 Jo Freshman Wrestling Tigers Opponent 26 U.S. 35 18 Garfield Fits. 60 18 Aurora 43 24 Orange 33 24 Crestwood 33 18 West G 24 12 Kenston 42 30 Chamberlin 36 0 Cleveland Hts. Final Record: 0-10 36 J o Freshman Wrestling 92 Corlette 98 Loparo 105 Heart . 112 Smith 119 Lineweaver 126 Petty 132 Ellis 138 Cockrell 145 Taylor 155 Kaas 175 West HVY Bochik V 145 98 North (Tlain Chagrin Falls, 44022 247-7155 1HG JPPGR CUT HAIR DESIGN CENTER I Village Belle Salon Coach House Square (River Street Entrance) 49 West Orange Street Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022 Telephone: 247-5557 unisex styles Sfto6e- t -‘TO eel 100 Industrial Parkway Chagrin Falls. Ohio 44022 CYCLE CENTER 247-7662 Full line sales and service Serving the Chagrin Valley over 16 years BICYCLING THE WAY TOG 146 Professional Patrons Bainbridge Cleaners 16775 Chillicothe Rd. Chagrin Falls 543-3800 Sheffield Monument 45 South Main St. Chagrin Falls 247-8140 Western Business Equipment Company 5845 Harper Road Cleveland, OH 44139 248-1997 Dr. Michael H. Greenberg, Inc. 8535 Tanglewood Square Chagrin Falls 543-5186 Cardinal Federal Savings Bank 50 E. Washington Street Phone: 247-5151 River Street Gallery 38 River St. Chagrin Falls 247-7886 Drs. Gattozzi Beeson, Inc. 34 South Main Street Chagrin Falls 247-8999 Dairy Mart 5210 Chillicothe Rd. (Bell 306) Chagrin Falls 338-7413 Pioneer Rental, Inc. 8135 Washington Street 543-8254 Hunter's Hollow 100 North Main St. Chagrin Falls 247-5222 Taylor Rental 7812 E. Washington St. 543-9815 Tom's Shoe Repair Tailoring 33381 Aurora Rd. Solon 248-4616 Tanglewood Hairdressers 8535 Tanglewood Sq. Mall Chagrin Falls 543-9869 Landerwood Plaza Barber Shop 30559 Pine Tree Rd. Pepper Pike 831-1633 Eudi Tracey - Bea Fried Academy of Dance 56 River Street Chagrin Falls 247-8038 295-0173 Chagrin Pet Garden Supply, Inc. 188 Solon Rd. Chagrin Falls 247-3118 Dr. John M. Kinstle, D.D.S. 45 Bell Street Chagrin Falls 247-6462 Chuck's Beverage, Inc. 23 Bell Street Chagrin Falls 247-7534 Dr. Tom D. Rose Dr. Andrew Szasz 41 Pleasant Dr. Chagrin Falls 247-8901 Bainbridge Counseling Associates, Inc. 17747 Chillicothe Rd., Suite 101 Phone: 543-6724 Companion Animal Hospital 6165 SOM Center Rd. Solon 248-0340 Society National Bank Chagrin Falls Office 4 N. Main St. 247-7363 Golden Plum 161 Bell St. Chagrin Falls 247-3946 Dr. Kenneth Kapley D.D.S. 33840 Aurora Rd. Solon 248-9473 I I I i i I RACY’S KARATE STUDIO ATE IS FUN AT TRACY’S” OuM 15iA m (fkmbmd KUNG-FU • JUDO • KARATE PRIVATE lESSONS' rf GROUP RATES | • SUN ON TV� MOININO - SHOW • REASONABLE GROUP A FAMILY RATES • PRIVATE A GROUP INSTRUCTION FOR MEN. WOMEN A CHILDREN • SPECIAL INSTRUCTION FOR CHILDREN • LARGE SBIECTION OF UNIFORMS SUPPLIES t ww M. 1OAAA-VPM im . 10AM-JPM 33379 Aurora Rd. Solon Sq. Commons 248-4733 : off introductory course for C.F.H.S. Students 1 I I l I I J 30559 Pmetree Road Pepper Pike. Ohio 44124 (216) 831-1666 • cui . restruiu . frt , ft Zutr fto u 'fctA f jusicr .9? 9 MOCB PELO CARDS • STATIONERY • GIFTS • PARTY ACCESSORIES I T i J CHAGRIN FALLS VAN AKEN CENTER SHAKER SQUARE 247-2251 283-2886 283-2251 Answering and Secretarial Service With A Personal Touch A Complete Professional Secretarial Service UPS Service - Federal Express - Fax Machine 247-5863 Barbara Janes Stcpnorth - Suite 1 100 North Main Street Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022 Lunch Mon.-Fri. 11:30 - 2:30 Sat. Noon - 3:00 RICIvs Dinner Mon.-Sat. 5:30 - 10:00 Sun. 4:30 - 9:00 86 N. MAIN CHAGRIN FALLS247-7666 FOR ALL YOUR MODELING NEEDS AND SUPPLIES Stepnorth, North Main Street. Chagrin Falls Phone: 247-BOAT THE EASTERN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CUSTOM HOME BUILDERS 37 South Franklin Street 216-247-8455 Congratulations Class of 1988 Barry's Hallmark Shop 33361 Aurora Road Solon Square Shopping Center Solon, Ohio 44139 349-2579 Gift lines include Hummels, Iris Arc Crystal Norman Rockwells. Capodimonte Flowers and Gorham Crystal Porcelain. KRESSE’S TANGLEW00D BI-RITE Route 306 Bainbridge Road, Bainbridge 8515 Tanglewood Square Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022 Phone: 543-5144 149 Parent Patrons Richard Barbara Brown Mr. Mrs. Daniel B. DeLozier Alan Tiyna Derry Mr. Mrs. Robert M. Hamje Richard Nancy Hansen Ken Mary Hopping Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Largey Ed Susan Lezak Donald Hazel Linville Tom Marilee Marshall Mr. Mrs. Ron McCroby Dale Mary Mears Mr. Mrs. Henry Owen Tal Betsy Phillips Mr. Mrs. Timothy J. Rocco Mr. Mrs. Guy Roeper Barbara (Bunny) Stanko Bill Kathy Warburton Greer Pam Wurster Senior Parent Patrons Best Wishes to class of 1988 Bill Alice Allman Mr. Mrs. Bruce Bartter Jim Gail Barry Don Leanne Bly Bob Lindy Bryson Doug Ruth Clevenger Sam Kay Cottone Mr. Mrs. William J. Cull Marilyn Doman Bill Barbara Edwards John Susan Finley Jim Sue Fitz A. Dale Virginia Harsh Doug Connie Jones Lee Karen Johns Mr. Mrs. Marty Kaye Mr. Mrs. Thomas W. Keeley John Jean Krissinger Gil Susan LaCroix Michael Susan LaGraff Larry Jo Anne Lechman Bill Bobbi Lineweaver Tim Linda Mattern Malcolm Marjorie McFarland Roger Patty Mills Don Sherry Morris Svend Sandra Nielsen Bill Karel Philpott Michael Jerilyn Powers Mr. Mrs. Richard Sachoff Jon Denise Trautman Phil Jane Tutolo Randall Nancy Yetman Jamie Bill Marion Young 1 Here's to the class of '88 A finer group we could not make. The colleges can screen as much as they please. But they'll never find any better than these. So, on to the adventure that's yours to take. New worlds to explore, new friends to make. But remember your families who love you so much. And write once a week just to keep in touch. Our Best Wishes The Cockings The Llewellyns The Philpotts The Wieses Convenient Food Mart OPEN 7:00 AM til Midnight Monday — Friday 8:00 AM til Midnight Saturday Sunday Deli — Cold Hot Sandwiches Fried Chicken — Lottery Fresh Donuts and Coffee Daily Phone: 247-5523 APPROVED AUTO REPAIR HIGHWAY GARAGE, MC. CoMPum Automotive Service FRANK LANZA OWNER 8410 WASHINGTON STREET CHAGRIN FALLS. OHIO 44022 Phone 543-9837 Leslw Shoes 31 South Franklin St Chaarin Falls. Ohio 44022 247-2420 20150 Van Aken Boulevard Shaker Heights. Ohio 44122 921-7515 DAISY HILL GREENHOUSES INC. The best in corsages, cut flowers and plants for over 40 years. Daisy Hill Estates off S.O.M. Center 34050 Hackney Rd. Phone (216)247-4422 Investing in the future Building on knowledge from the past Quality Craftsmanship of Fine Printing Lithography Letterpress abilities including Die Cutting, Hot Stamping, Blind Embossing Typesetting, Camera Work, Platemaking, Bindery Operations In-House Thermography our Specialty Evans Printing Company 33540 Bainbridge Road Solon, OH 44139 248-7474 Monday — Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m.-12 noon Printing Company 165 E. Washington St. Chagrin Falls, OH 44022 247-8767 Monday — Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. •Nalls Srug £ tore 12 N. MAIN STREET. CHAGRIN FALLS. OHIO Your STOP for ... . AMERICAN GREETINGS cards, candies by RUSSELL STOVER gifts and school supplies .... PHONE: 247-8132 'I rave tot ulna Specialists in Travel Touring We have Personally Traveled the World • Business and Vacation Travel Consultants • Cruise Specialists • Domestic and International Travel FULL SERVICE TRAVEL AGENCY Sen mg the Valley Since 1960 9 W Washington St.. Chagrin Falls 247-4288 Tina Cowgill. CTC 0 ner OH REG T AD100 MAZZULO’S MAZZULO’S i i ■ A—i Hours: Mon.-Wed. 9am-8pm. Thurs. 9am-9pmf Sat. 8am-6pm, Sun. 9:30am-3:30pm 20 Shopping Plaza Chagrin Falls, Ohio Phone 247-3344 156 Bell St 1471 SOM Center Rd 5275 Great Northern Mall Chagrin Falls OH Mayfield Heights OH North Olmsted OH Telephone 24 7 6559 Telephone 442 3535 Te.ephone 779 5350 gcovtcwn FRJN7 2C, INC 65 N. Main Street Chagrin Falls 747-4575 Dependable Offset and Letterpress Services Since 1949 BALLOONS UNLIMITED Q) Gift Shoppe WE DELIVER Gift Baskets Clowns Mastercard Visa 543-1235 Tanglewood Mall Rt. 306 S. of 422 Bainbridge, Ohio 44022 i Gulf) CHAGRIN VALLEY GULF ■ GENERAL REPAIRS - 130 Bell Street Chagrin Falls, Ohio Phone 247-5955 or 247-8080 20 N. Main Street Chagrin Falls, Ohio 247-4255 Serving the Chagrin Valley and Cleveland for nearly 65 years •s STORES FOR MEN STORES FOR WOMEN Stores for Men Chagrin Falls 40 N. Main 247-8462 Playhouse Square The Halle Building 523-2240 Stores for Women Chagrin Falls 17 N. Franklin St. 247-8558 Playhouse Square The Halle Building 523-2240 Offering classic and distinctive styling to enhance your professional style. . . 155 Chagrin Valley Little Theatre 40 River St. Chagrin Falls 247-8955 58th Consecutive Season Community Theatre at it's Best AT IT'S BEST! PASTA, PIZZA, STEAKS, VEAL, CHICKEN andmuc t moze... FULL SERVICE BAR SUNDAY LIQUOR LUNCH-DINNER 7 DAYS 8. 7 NIGHTS 247-3364 540 E. WASHINGTON ST. RT. 422 EAST CARRY-OUT ORDERS Day or Night BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1988 Bruce and Joan Richards E-Z GRADER COMPANY teacher, teaching and promotional tools Since 1952 3javJtes A Heritage Of Excellence 100 Years of unique shopping in an atmosphere of charm and quiet elegance. Exclusive Shoppes where graciousness is preserved and courtesy abounds. Offering the very best in quality fashion apparel for the family . . . superb gifts . . . and fine bed, bath and table linens from our Country Closet. Get the Havre $ Habit in Chagrin Falls NORTH FRANKLIN ST. Chagrin Falls • 217-5885 Daily 9:30-5:30 • Thurs. til 9 Taggart’s Toys Hobbies 11 North Franklin Chagrin Falls Violante'i Home of Quality and Experience Two Locations — 506 EAST WASHINGTON ST RT 422 CHAGRIN FALLS. OHIO 9079 DARROW RD ON THE SQUARE TWINSBURG. OHIO 44087 247-6444 425-7036 950 Standard Building 23 N. Franklin Street Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022 (216) 241-1206 (216) 247-3377 John M. Alexander Attorney and Counselor at Law Ric Leavenworth, Manager Nancy Alipaz Matt Benes Kiti Bidar Debby Branisel Terry Brockman Judy Dietz Barbara Fritzsche Kathy Goldman Mary Gryshuk Judy Harvey Carol Holder Jann Holzman Sue Hower Dotti Jones Joan Kosko Manning Kundtz Nickie Lyon Serving the People of the Chagrin Valley since 1903. SMYTHE, CRAMER CO Representing Homequity, Inc. Relocation Service REALTORS Est. 1903 Kathy Nerpouni Bebe Ober Faith Osborn Florence Olson Dorothy Roe Chuck Rommel Carol Russell Landra Schloss Elizabeth Scolnick Carol Sparker Linda Sterling Melody Tewksbury Susan Tomko Judy Wervey Helen Winovich Carol Wise Joanne Zettl Becky Zwitter Members: Northern Ohio Regional Multiple Listing Service 41 N. Main Street, Chagrin Falls, Ohio 216 247-8900 157 cTMorrisori's Custom cTManagemeqf (412) 928-0400 We are proud to serve Chagrin Falls School District Professionals in Food Service Management Central Regional Office Corporate Offices: 962 Greentree Road 844 Market Street Pittsburgh, PA 15220 Kingston, PA 18704 SPEICE DRUG STORE DON MYERS, R PH 31 N. MAIN ST. CHAGRIN FALLS, O. Prescription Delivery 247-5111 T HOM AS 8c BOLES Fredrick P. Wilson, D.O. ATTORNEYS AT LAW 36 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET CHAGRIN FALLS. OHIO 44022 TELEPHONE i2� 6 247-5510 TANGLEWOOD FAMILY PHYSICIANS, INC. EDGAR H BOLES STEPHEN G. THOMAS OF COUNSEL: STANLEY A. SAMAD Tanglewood Professional Building 8505 Tanglewood Square Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022 543-7717 Rccd Nichols Funeral Home I meanty Since 1865 Roy V. Nichols 247-7371 87 Last Washington Street Chagrin Falls. Ohio On Route 422 U he dti le i tPlunihiny and Cdeatiny FComjiany CONTRACTORS 196 BELL STREET • CHAGRIN FALLS, OHIO 44022 Telephone (216) 247-6446 Books - Bibles - Gibs - Cards Music ■ Church Supplies RAINBOW FAMILY BOOK CENTER Main Store 5130 Warrensville Center Road Maple Hts., Ohio 44137 (216) 662-LORD (5673) 516 E. Washington Street Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022 (216) 247-3000 OFFICE SUPPLIES PURM ITU EE. Complete Selection o-F Ha mark Products (TjANNON'S imprinted STxnouEPV' business cards STORE: ON TRIANGLE, 5 N. Franklin Street, 247-7381 Commercial Center: 16725 W. Park Circle Knowles Industrial Park • 543-5060 NURSERY FLORIST GIFT SHOP LANDSCAPE DESIGN INSTALLATION Beautiful Gar Jem Begin At Breeze woo J 1 7600 CMILLICOTHE ® ACROSS FROM TANGIEW000 159 WERE GETTIN’ A KICK OUT A’ THE TIGERS! YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR ROGBGD nn Lru Copiers and Facsimiles Sales ■ Service • Supplies 642-9555 OR VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS AT 2025 EAST 14TH STREET CLEVELAND 5410 WARNER ROAD VALLEY VIEW r ------------------------- Ace Copy salutes the Chagrin Soccer Parents Booster Club for their continuing support! — Compliments of the David White Co. VALLEY PHARMACY JIM GARTNER KIM GARTNER • Prescriptions • First Aid Supplies • Hearing Aid Batteries • Allercreme Cosmetics 551 Washington St. 247-7090 Located in Chagrin Valley Medical Center —FREE DELIVERY SERVICE— • PAINTING COMPUT€«Z€D TVP6S€TT1NG ©UWJTVl COVAJT6RIZ60 TVP€S€TTlNG OtfWi ON€ STOP - fUU S€ftVIC€ pi I66PS Port, Orel Oiv« Phor OyjQrtn folly ONo 440W 543 372 2 STROUD-LAWRENCE FUNERAL HOME 95 FRANKLIN STREET • CHAGRIN FALLS. OHIO Don A. Caicrence, (licensed Funeral Director Judi A. Camrence, Secretary and Hostess michael S- Camrence, Cimousine Driver Amy S. Cauirence, telephone Receptionist 216 543-5123 After 5 00 pm. 543 5292 a, Personal Service Florist Complete Plont 6 Garden Center s Greenhouse W� GIFT SHOP ,r 16540 CHIlllCOTHE RD CHAGRIN FAILS, OHIO 44022 i ilf Hud l.au Griff MASTER CHARGE VISA ACCEPTIO (21b) 47-7521 “Their Place SELF SERVICE STORAGE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 19b BELL STREET CHAGRIN FALLS. O 44022 PO Box 29 • 16855 Park Circle Drive MIDWEST PLASTIC FABRICATORS. INC Chagrin Falls Ohio 4402? • (216)543-7116 (Trip T I wtfr : Electrical Constiuction Materials Engineered Fabrications ,0EM ,|ndustrial .Commercial -Institutional • Fluid Handling -Water Treatment Plants Utility Construction • Custom Forming of Tube and Sheet -Welding Cutting .Power -Telephone -CATV -Site Protection 142 , C. � 1 Uwi� f. A� 0 • ', Sv vch nrnmc S 25 S Franklin St Chagrin Falls. Ohio 44022 247 8288 b, % ' Professional Service Industries, Inc. Pittsburgh Testing Herron Consultants Div. 5555 Canal Road Cleveland, OH 44125 216 447-1335 The Booster Club officers are: (1 to r) Lee Johns, Don Winovich, Patty Mills, Marion Young, Tom Boehringer, Sally Florkiewicz, Bo Beaven, Tom Clark, and Glenn Wyville Thank you Boosters for your support! The Students of Chagrin Falls H.S. INDEX 164 A Akins, Ed 22.107.122 Akins. Polly 87 Alexander. Dave 34.52.106.119 Alexander. Mat 7,22.106.120 Aliono. Frank 72 Allman. Scott 2.4.22.32.104.120 Alt. Virginia 83,105 Anderson. Jean 12.22.94.100.106 Aquaviva. Annemane 72.102.105.106 Arnold. LarTV 120.123 B Badgley. Bntton 62.106.125 Baker. Christine 62.100.103.117.127 Baker. Heidi 72.102 Baker. Kathy 22 Bakr. Vanessa 17.22.96.100.102,103,104.106 Balk. Leonard 87 Bankhead. Carla 62.117 Bankhead. Melvin 22 Banks. Jennifer 21.22 Bannerman. Jamie 62.107.116.122 Banle. Scott 22,23.44.48.106,128 Barnhart. Scott 60,62.122 Barreca. Melina 117 Barry. Thad 17.23.42.64.103.107.120 Bartter. John 17.23,39.94.106.109.116.128 Bartunek. Peggy 10.52.55.102.105.107.117.135 Bathgate. Phoebe 23.92.103.104.105.106.108 Battles. Raymond 83 Beaven, Blair 52.55,100.102 Beaver. Dan 116 Belcher. Scott 96 Bello. Vanessa 52.100.102.107.117.125.136 Belshaw. Tom 23J6.I28.140 Bennett. Tom 52.103 Bennett. Wendy 72 Berns. Maunce 52.95.106.107.120 Bienias. Bill 72,107.128.130.134 Bifano. Laura 52 Biscotti, Dina 72.78.125 Blair. Dave 62.94.105.107.109.122 Blair. Steve 22.52.94.116.128.130,132 Blech. Scott 72.107 Bloch, Steve 52.128.130.140 Bly. Roger 10.17.23.106.117.120 Bochik. Bob 72.128.130,142 Boehnnger, Jennifer 62,117,127 Bohat. David 23.48,107 Bowe. Julie 60.62.103.106 Bowser. Enc 23 Bowser. Jason 62 Boyett. Jeff 23 Branthoover. Jeff 117 Branthoover. Jennifer 72.76.106 Bruce, Heather 72.105.109 Bryan. Heidi 72.103 Bryson. Brett 52.53.102.103 Bryson. Heather 23.26.32.103,105.106 Bucar. James 129 Buckle. David 89.105 Buddenhagen. Lisa 24 Burnett. Enc 14.52.106.128.130 Bu ogany. Becky 72 Bu ogany. Mike 72.123 C Cahill. Cindy 72.76.105 Calder. Steve 22.24.41.44.107.116.128.132 Calhoun. Johanna 72,107.125 Calhoun. Pat 117 Calloway. Sue 80 Carll. Jennifer 72.78.105.107 Carlton. Jamie 50.53.94.106.120 Carlton. Sarah 62.107.139 Cary. Chuck 17J3.107.120 Chall, Carrie 24.106 Chandler. Scott 72.77.102.105,107.123 Chandler. Stephanie 10.50.53.102 Chapin. Marlene 88 Chess. Paul 62 Chinchar. Matt 85.129 Church. Rene 17.53 Clark, Anne 62.136 Clark. Kristen 12.14.22.24.94.99,119 Clark. Tim 53,107.116.128.130.140.143 Clegg. Jim 133 Clevenger, Chns 24.48.96.106.132 Cockerel. Bob 142 Cocking. Robin 24.26.107.126 Cockrell. Robert 72 Cohn. Jim 22.24.30.36.116.128.129.132 Conley. Shawn 72.78.102 Conrad. Kyle 21.22.24.48.117.132 Corlett. Jeremy 72.78.142 Cosentino. Mike 53 Cottone. Alicia 73.75.107.125 Cottone. Nico 17.24,122 Coulter. Bnan 24 Cox, Bob 6.17.53.116 Cox, Carlene 12.24.48.104.105.107.117 Cox. Fred 72.73 Craig. Richard 73.106 Creamer. Kent 25.95.107 Cull. Brian 25.95.107.108 Cull. Dan 25.95.106 Cull. Michelle 73.127 D D'Ambrosia. Louis 62 Dahn. Margaret 87 Damele. Ross 116 Davidson, Glen 53 Davis. Laverne 14,53.104.107 Dean. Robert 80,81 DeCroce. Steve 62.119 Deen. Shi fa 62.139 DeFranco. Matt 7.25.106 DeFranco. Michelle 53.106 Dejarnett. Levi 87 Delafranconi. Pierre 54 DeLo ier. Maht 61.62.94.96.103.107 Derry. Mark 54.128 Desberg. Brian 17.25.34.106.116.132.133 Desberg. Todd 62.106.140 DeVere. Rollin 10,54.102 DeVnes. Christopher 73 Diamond. Wendy 25.44.48,107 DiCarlo. Tom 54 Dinsmore. Eliza 73 Dodson. Kip 117 Doggett. Dana 62.65.103 Doman. Paul 12.25.34.94.119 Donovan. Todd 73.79.97 Durbin. Chris 25.106.107 Durbin. Matt 63.120.122 Dustin. Meghan 63,64.94.106.127.135 Dutton. Audrey 63.68 Dworak. Elizabeth 88 E Edged, Michelle 63.96 Edwards. Beth 26.31.42.124 Edwards. Kerry 25.26.31.106.124 Ehrenbeit. Dan 129 F.hrenbeit. Stacey 25.26.40.106.117.125.136.137 Elliott. Laurie 54.103.105 Elliott. Nancy 54.104.105.106.108 Ellis. Ed 73.75.142 Ennemoser. Sandra 86 Exline. Megan 73.94.107,138 F Fay, Matt 63.134 Feilh. Thelma 81,101 Ferguson. Donald 86 Ferguson. Megan 14.73.106.131 Ferrette, Charles 63.116.134 Feucht. Todd 14,54.107.140 Finley. Bonnie 12.26.95.98.107.136 Fitch. Judy 73.78.135 Filz. Bob 20.22.26.94.95.106.108.109.128 Fit patnck. Kim 54.106 Florkiewicz. Sally 73.107.124.138 Florkiewicz. T.J. 22.26.40.106.116.128.129.132.133 Fogle. Ken 63 Foley. Carol 86.103 Foley. Pat 73,105.107.109.123 Foley, William 85.101 Ford. Joan 82 Fordyce. William 84.108 Fortner. Judy 14.54.107.117,125 Fow. Jeremy 70.73.75.103.107.128.130.142.143 Frappier. Michelle 73.102.105.106 Freshman. Rob 63,103.107.118.122 Fullum. Joel 17.101.102.122 G Caile. Karen 101.103 Caley. Mario 73.103.106 Galicz. Stuart 63.66 Gam bone, Angela 2,20.27.42,100.102.106.139 Gambone. Tiffany 63.106.135 Garrett. David 128.130.140 Gary. Cassie 67.106 Geiges. Amanda 63 Genberg. Amy 50.54 Gerber. Eric 63.101,107.118 Gerhardt. Evan 121 Gerhardt. Mario 91,95.107.120.121 Cier. Doug 60.63.66.107.116,120 Ginatos, John 83 Gips. Jeff 63.107,122.134 Glazen. Nicole 63.127,135 Clendinning. Betsy 27 Goodwin. Beth 60.63.64,94.%,! 17 Gross, Donna 12.27.41.98 Groth. Tracy 73,75,107 Guerrini. Lori 85.97 H Halaburda. Mary Lou 80 Hall. Jennifer 63,101.103 Hall. Lenta 63.102 Hall. Rick 117 Hall. Scott 61,63.103 Hampe, Liz 54.105.126 Hammonds. Suzanne 27.42.99.125 Hansen. Steve 63.122.107.116.120 Hanson. Carolyn 91,107 Harbison. Kelley 54.55.99.106 Harsh. Enc 20.27.94.117.131 Harvey, Tom 118 Haylef. Shawn 107 Hays. Katie 65,103.105.106.127 Heart . Heather 27.36.40.106 Heart . Jason 12.73.123.142 Heart . Michael 73.134 Henderson. Bill 36.51.54.107.128 Henderson. Brooke 65.107 Henderson. Ed 27 Hendnx. Holly 73.78.106 Hendrix. Jill 17.20,27.94.99.101.106 Hendnx. Joy 54.106.124.138 Hensel. Robert 91.119 Hepner. Joyce 90 Hcrdman. Clare 74.124 Herkes, Jody 65.100 Hilty, Jeff 12.27J1.41 Hissett. Kelly 14.17,54.139 Hladik, Richard 54 Honsaker. Bill 120,124 Hopkins. Amy 20,27,107 Hopping. Heather 74 Hopping. Ryan 74.106 Horngan. Ed 54.107.109 Horngan. Heather 73.74.139 Howell. James 84 Hummer. Jeame 17.28 Hunter. Jennifer 65,67,102 Hurst. John 86.131 Hvbil. Lindsay 17.28 I Ignaut. Jason 22 Iwan. Mike 22 J Jacobs. Aaron 2,54.95.107,120 Jirousek. Dan 28 Johns. Bo 2.74.78.94.105.106.107.109.123.134 Johns. Heidi 20.28 J4.40.94.104.105.108.131.136 Johnson, Amy 17.28.104.107,109 Johnston. Sean 65.140 Jones, Jay 54.102 Jones. Tiffany 54 Jones. Tracy 28.104.107.124 Juergens. Jody 54.103 K Kaas. Brian 74.102.107.123.142 Kaas. Sally 90 Kah. Laura 74.78.106 Kah. Lisa 28.99.106.126 Kamer. Krista 65.100 Karpiel, Jenny 12.28.98.106.107.135 Kaschak. George 89 Katona. Randy 91,102 Kaye. Rob 22.54.106.116.132 Kaye. Ryan 22.28.41.42.107.118.128.132.133 Keeley, Rod 28 Kelly. Cheryl 54.55.102.104.105.108 Kessell. Jamie 10.63.65.101.102.107.122.134 Kew. Knstin 65.106 Kihlstrom. Launc 65.103.138 Kihlstrom. Tricia 65.94.107,124.136 Kilby, Larry 87 Kinkaid, Jim 60.65 Kirk. Joanne 126 Kieinman. Dave 28.44.104.106 Knapke, Jerry 80 Knight. Doris 85 Koechly. Jamie 117 Koeser. Chris 50.54 Koprowski, Kris 10.17.22.30.34.106.118.131.132 Kramer. Jill 7.20.30.94.104.107.126 Kramer. Judith 90.104,105 Krasnicki. Danielle 65.106 Krause. Jeff 56.106.128.130.134 Kraven. Pat 56,116.128.130 Krissinger. Dave 30 Krok, Lisa 30.106.109 Kroon. Lisa 31.41.48.136 Kruse. Todd 56.140 Kwaiatkowski. Kevin 65 Kwasny, Jim 116 L Labinka. Heather 31 LaCroix. Katie 65.106.126 LaCroix, Robin 7J1.107,124.139 Ladyga. Lee 17J1.119 LaCraff. Knstin 4,7,20,26,31 J4.104,107.108.109.126 LaGraff. Meghan 65.103,104.105.107 Lambeth. Jennifer 56,106 Landy. Barbara 55.56 Lanza. Scott 65 Larco. Nick 74,106.120.122.123.134 Largey. Joe 56.107 Larsen. Scott 31,106 Lawrence. Amy 65.106 Lechman. Adam 14.31.36.%.128.140 Lederer. Mike 65.128.130 Leikin. Sara 74.102.105.106 Lerch. Thomas 84 Leroux, Tim 10.31.116 Ler . Dawn 71.74.106,125 Lerz. Jodi 55,56.126 Lerz. Scott 75 Leusch. Ingnd 65.67.135 Lewis. Karen 91 Le ak. Jennifer 56.106.139 Linck. Kirbv 70.75.106.128.130 Lind. J P 65.106.118 INDEX Lind. T.J. 122 Lindheim, Rod 56,104.105.106 Lineweaver, Brad 10.75.96.102.106.131 Lineweaver, Greg 4.32.103.109 Linville. Todd 56.97 Llewellyn. Amy 71,74.75.107.124.13« Llewellyn. Marianne 22.32.40.104.107,124.136.137 Lonchar. Robert 84 Loparo. John 6.123.142 Loparo. |on 75 Lowerre. Andrew 75.103.106,123 Lubinger. David 125 Luce. Brent 31,32.104,107 Luff. Jennifer 32.44.106 Luff. Tom 14.104.106 Luib, Greg 65.107.118.120 Lynch. Kelly 4.20.32,95.107.126 M MacDonald. Dave 56.128.140.142 Madorsky, Craig 32.48.128 Manley. John 65.106 Mara� . Michaela 14.55,56 Mariano. Jackie 74.75,107 Markus ka. Raymond 87 Maroun. Mark 61.65.128,130 Marshall, Cara 12,60.107 Martin. Dave 116 Masenheimer, Amy 73,75.102 Materm. Jeff 12.17.32.34.107.118.119 Mattem. Ken 17.22,32.106.117 Mattern, Tom 132 May. Leonard 18.116.129 McClellan. Bernice 87 McConnell, Christine 65.69.104.106.109 McCormack, Anna 64.65.106 McCroby. Polly 55.56.99.103.104.105.106 McCulley. Margo 32.96.105 McDermott. Wendy 65 McFadden. Dawn 32.41.96.104.105.106 McFarland. Gregg 33,104.107 McGregor, Wally 10,17,20.33,34.94.140 Mcllroy, James 56 McKenna. Bnan 31,33,109.140.141 McLanahan. Amy 57.103 McMillin. Courtney 20.33,103.104 McMonagle. Molly 12.73.75,106.124 Mean. Mark 57 Medow, Aron 57 Melcher. Kate 65.94.100.104.106 Mettee. Jeff 17,33.107.120 Michol� . Judy 65 Miller. David 75 Miller. Mayo 33 Miller. Seth 65.106 Mill� , Dan 17.22.33,41.96.107.109.116.128 Minor, Christopher 75,134 Minor, Tama 55.57.103 Mmsel. Christine 55.57,99.104.106 Mitchel. Jennifer 12 Mitchell. Aaron 75,107.123.142 Mitchell. Jennifer 57.99.106 Moran. Teresa 33.103.107,117.131 Morgan. Diane 89.95 Morris. Scott 20.34.101.102.104.105.106,107.108 Mulholland. Chris 30.34.106.107.109.122 Mullins. Dave 6.51.57 Mun . Robert 57.128.130 N Na elli, Alisa 34.36.102.109 Neilson. Scott 57 Nelson. Kay 90 Nelson. Knstie 75,103 Nelson. Rachel 125 Nelson. Suzy 55,57.102.105.107,125 Nichols. Beth 55.57.117.125.136 Nichols. Judy 64 Nielsen. Leif 34.40.42.94.96.103,107.119 Novacek. Brian 65 o O'Brien, Kelly 63.66 O'Bnen. Tim 66 O’Donnell. Meg 70.75.94.107.138 O'Keefe. Rebecca 34.48.103.106 O'Malley. Ed 66.128.130.134 O'Malley. Tom 71.75.128.130 O'Neil. Paige 17,55.57.124 Ohlrich. Robert 82.136.137.138 Ohlson. Blake 60.66.107.140 Okamoto, Akiko 57,104.105 Olah, Peter 83,117.141 Oler. Rachel 55,57,106.139 Olivier. Annelore 10,66.67.102.105.106.107 Olivier. Matt 58.106.107 Ora en. Cabe 66.107.128.130.140 Ora en. Jennifer 34.125 Osborne. Sam 134 Osborne. Wendy 58.100.102 Otis. Jason 117 Otto. Dwight 118 Owen. Geoff 60.66.106.122 Owen. Phil 35,42 P Pall. Heather 75,78.101,105,107.125 Pall, Shaun 66.102,117,140 Parke. Amanda 75.125 Parsons. Nat 35.106,122 Patton. Phyllis 89 Pelton. Milan 87 Pepper. Stephan 82 Perrotta. Mike 10.35.101.102 Petty. Doug 4.123.142 Petty. Douglas 75 Phillips, Tal 61.75.128.130 Philpott. Halle 12.20.35.94.98 Ptai. John 85.129 Pieramici, Melissa 66,101.106 Pierce. Tate 17.58.116.120,132 Pinchon. Kirk 22 Pistell, Paul 64.66.107.117.120 Pitrelli, Frank 88 Polomsky, Beth 66 Polomsky, Michelle 17,35.107 Pomering, Grant 75,105,107,123 Ponikvar. John 83.116.140.141 Poole, Lisa 35 Poole. Vickie 76.103,106 Portaro. Roger 12.64,66.68.107.118.119 Powell, Cory 35 Powers. Krista 4.35 Powers. Trisha 76.102 Pridraux. Jim 17.22,35.106 Prout. Steve 66.122 Puette. Kathleen 14.75.76.107,135 Puette, Tom 58 Purcell. Bill 76.107.123 Pyle, Alan 66,107 Q Quesinberry. David 87.117.134 Quinn. Delores 80 R Ramsey. Dave 31,35.104.105 Rathbone. Bob 36.116,128 Rawson. Don 66.106 Reboul. Rob 2.22,34.36,41.107 Redding. Kelly 73.76.124 Reeder. Chns 76 Reidy. Sarah 67.107.138 Reinhard. Kris 17.55.58,94.106,117.120 Rengers, Mark 89 Richards. Carrie 67.106.124 Richards. Celeste 67.106 Richards. Julie 36,106 Rieger. Arlene 81 Riemenschneider. Judith 82 Rizk. Ma,ida 50.58.106.131.139 Roberts. Chns 76.79.97 Robertson. Dam 6.36 Robertson, Kichael 76 Robertson, Laura 58.117,131 Robertson, Mike 134 Robinson. Brent 67.106 Robinson. Taylor 76.107.123,134 Rocco. Barbara 67.103.125 Rode. Christine 65,67 Roeper. Jason 67 Rosette. Andrew 107 Rost. John 58.106 Rostek. Andrea 58.95.103.105.107,108 Rostek. Karina 76.106.109 Rupp. Mark 36,41.42.105.106.116 Rutkowski, Bob 17.50.58.94.117 Ryan. Tommy 22 Rydquist. John 87 s Sachoff. Mike 36.109 Salyers. Mike 67.106.116,132 Saunders. Marty 140 Schaefer. Kim 67 Schantz. Brent 58.128,130 Scheffield, Melissa 36.106 Schiemann. Jennie 58.94.96.99.101.103.104.105.107 Schloss. Heather 58 Schlundt. Kevin 22.36.107 Schmidt. Terry 7.55.58,107.117,125,136 Schmitt. Karen 37 Schmunk. Katie 70,76 Schneider. Katja 58.103.105.106.107.139 Schoenherr, Nancy 67,126 Schultz. Carmen 88 Schultz. Jennifer 76.106 Schurr. Rob 17.58.140 Schwartz. Alyson 68.100.106.104,127 Scolaro. Kristy 59.104.106 See. Courtney 7.59.99.103.104,105.107 Self. Christina 77.103.106.125 Shea. Colin 12 Shuster. Matt 74.77.94.96.106.123.134 Sill. Michelle 63.68.103 Simko. Cathy 37,41 Simpson. Scott 17.59,120.121 Sincaglia. Nick 59.101.104.106 Sincaglia. Paul 116 Sirk. Lisa 37 Sivon. Leigh 77 Smith. Derek 30.37.104.108.109 Smith. Heather 37,126 Smith. Nate 77.106.120.122.123 Sockman. Doug 68.107.122.134 Sommer. Erica 17.55.59.106.126,139 Sommer, Tracy 77 Sommerdyke. Brett 59.107.116,120 Spear. Rich 38 Stanko. Pat 68.107.116.118.122 Stanton. Beth 37 Stanton. Clea 37,107 Stanton. John 82 Stanton. Matt 10.37,106,117.128 Sterling. Libby 68.106 Stinson. Jeff 77,106.128.130.134 Strickland. Cliff 38.128 Sulik, Jean 80 Sutcliffe. Carol 88 Svelte. Mark 77,103,105.134 T Tabickman. Greg 59.104.106 Taylor. Kirk 77.142 Teeft. Chris 68.106,122 Teeft. Jennifer 38.96.105.108.117 Tervo. Bryan 77.96.105.106.107.123.134 Tesler. Beverly 68.102 Thomas. Jim 38 Thomas. Megan 59.94.107.117.131 Thomas. Scott 59,128.129 Thome. Betsy 77 Thompson. Susannah 67.68.107,126 Thrash. Todd 77 Tolleson. Wade 91 Tomaro. Margaret 77,107 Trace. Howard 68.103.105.107 Trautman. Erin 38.44 Tnckey. Martha 59,126.139 Trickey. Steve 10.68.101.102.107.118.122 Tropf. Bill 10.14,74.78,102.105 Truss .), James 80,95 Tutolo. Dan 61.68.102.109.131 Tutolo. John 17,38.107 V V'andeSteeg. Amanda 68.106.107 VanDyke. Jeff 38 VanDvke. Matt 68.107 VanLente. Fred 68.107 VanVIiet, Julia 55.59.106.124 Varnum. Tracy 61.68.104.105.107,139 Van. Cordon 10.69.102.128.130 Vinci. Tom 69.116.128,130,134 Vittek. Jamie 69.116 Volk. Derek 69 Volk. Matt 116 Vosgerichian. Andrea 78.125 Vosgenchian. Stephanie 69.125 Vosgerichian. Todd 125 Voss. Mary Lou 80 Vranich. Chad 22.38.40.44.116.128 Vranich. Mat 22.38.44.116.128 W Walters. Jennifer 62.69.106.109 Waltos. Ann Mane 26.38.102.106.117.131 Waltos. Steve 69.116 Warburton. Will 62.69.106.117.128,130 Warfield. Kathy 59 Warren. Barbara 90 Weatherhead. Amy 78,106,139 Webb. Alyssa 32.38.104.105,108,139 Weiker. Tanya 12.20.39.41,42.94.98.107 Weimer. Marjorie 78,106 Weiss. Heather 60.69.103,106 Wem. Donald 86.120.122 Wennerstrom. Tim 17,59,116.120 Werber. Sue 14.53,59.103.125.136 West. Bill 4 West. Keith 78.128.130 Whaley. Tina 59.99.125 Wheatcraft. Neal 92 White. Tom 39.107,117 Whitelaw. Kelly 14.59.105.106 Wiemer. Marjone 105.125 Wiese. Kate 12.39.44,48.98,106.135 Wiese. Ned 60.64.69.107.120 Wilharm. John 9.95.107,116.128.130.134 Winovich. Bob 142 Wmovich. Danica 60.69,103,106 Wood. Rosalind 14,78.107 Woodward. Jud 12.35.39,128 Worley. Laurel 12.50.52.59.94.99.106 Wrench. Shane 17.59.122 Wright. Stephanie 59.94.117.125 Wright. Susan 59.60.94.117.125 Wurster. Laura 14.78.94.107.131 Wyville. Glenn 88.132.133 Wwille. Manlyn 84 Y Yetman. Koren 20.39.117 Young. Chns 17.22.37.39.95.107,108.118.119 Young. Jeff 70.77.78.94.107.123.134 Youngberg. Liz 4.61,69.94,107.117 Z Zahl. Mike 78.103.107 Zalenski, Nina 69.107.135 Zaretsky. John 59.117.101 Zaretsky. Mike 70.78.79.102.105.107.120.122.123.142 Zelenak. Megan 78,125 Zelesnik. Matt 60.69,117 Zelesnik. Scott 77.78.134 Zodrow. Andy 34.39.106 Zugan. Steve 39.106 16 B How does one sum up an entire year? It seems almost impossible to express all the feelings and tell o f all the events that accompanied our school this year. We always like to think that this year, our year, was different from all those before it and all those yet to come. We like to believe that our year was special, in some way unique, and it was. Not because of the school, the time (or the channel), but because of the people. The people of Chagrin Falls High School made this year different from all others. From fall sports all the way through graduation, this year was special. Following the pumpkin roll, fall turned briskly into winter, when we got in excess of sixty inches of snow, but never missed a day of school. Basketball started, Christmas break seemed ever-so-short again, and we were blown into 1988. February meant the Valentines Dance, and track season was not far behind. Runners on the track also meant other spring sports, OABR, and Prom. In retrospect, the year looked endless from August's point of view, but now seems to have passed by in a flash. There will be no other year or class like ours, and really... 167 ...or Twinsburg, or Kenston, or Wickliffe, or West G„ or Solon, or Chardon, or Hawken, or... you don't go to Orange? ... Orange you glad